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Home My WebLink About1984-04-09 - Orange Coast PilotCoaat Orville Amburgey, Costa Mesa's Citizen of the Year Is profiled today./ A3 Layoffs will hurt educa- tion In Fountain Valley schools./ Al California Entertainers wore blue jeans, windbreakers to Oscar rehearsals./ AS Coors has signed an . agreement to provide more executl~e level jobs for blacks./ Alt Nation A 'Star Wars' system under development by Soviets could make world 'unsafe place to be.' I AS Congress readies to de- bate higher Income tax lssue./A4 World -- Sovletsiwant urgent In- ternational Olympic Committee meeting to discuss U.S. 'poiltlcs.' I A4 Shuttle crew readies for another try at repairing ailing sittelllte./ A5 Feature This weekend· s Cel- ebratre UCI festivities will be the busiest ever ./81 Are ''official Olympic'' sponsorships so numer- ous that they have be- come a joke? /81 Sports The Angels snap a four-game losing streak thanks to Reggie Jack- son./C1 Ju lie Inkster wins the LPGA Dinah Shore Invita- tional and now has a chance to pocket $1 mlillon./C2 Detroit's Jack Morris proved he wasn't super- stitious In pitching his no-hitter against Chl- cago./C2 Entertainment A Chekhov classic and a drag queen revue offer variety to local theatergoers this week. /83 While they're passing out the Oscars tonight, one of the best picture nomi- nees will be playing on another channel./82 INDEX Bridge 9u119tln Board Bull neat Cellfomla News Cluelfied ~fea :r~d :>Nth Notices :::eatur• -telpYourMlt ~orOICOpe '"" Landert "4utual Fund• ~•tlonal New• ;>JMnlon •oUoe Log ~bMcNot6ca port• MYttlOft • ~-ther ~ottd Ntw1 B .. A3 BS A4 C8-8 8,. C8 C4 81-2 82 C7 82 B5 A4 A8 A3 C2, c ... ~ C1·3 B2 B3 A2 A43 soviets rap .. local oppon~nt From 1talf ud wire re,..u A local anti-Soviet group aimed at banning the USSR from the Los A.naeles Summer Olympics has drawn fire from the Soviet National Olympic Committee. The Soviets arc protestina the aroup's plans to encourage and aid defectors and to siaie demonstrations and rallies against the Soviets during the Olympic Games. Soviet officiaJs. naming the Costa International flavor Mcea-besed Ban the Soviets Coali· ll\e Soviet Union has decided to send tion and accu1in1 the Reapn admfo· teams to the Summer Games, which i11ration ofusioa theSummerGames be&in July 28 in Los ~les. But it for 0 political ends," asked todaJ that did accuse the ·united States of an emergency session of the nter-violatina the. International Olympic national Olympic Committee be con-Chan er. vened. ~1 In particular, the statement criti- The call for the meetina was made cizcd the Ban the Soviets Coalition, in a statement issued by the Soviet formed by a Costa Mesa advertisina Olympic Committee and carried by aaency executive in the wake of last Tass, the official Soviet news agency. August'sdowninaofa Korean jetliner The statement did not say whether by a Soviet fighter jet. More than 200 Girl Scouts and their parents from South Ora!lee County attended the annual International Food Fali at the Inine Bowl ln La&ana Beach Saturday. Amont Scouts dre11ed at!:!.:1e coetamea of coantrlea from aroana the world were 8 on Dewberry. of Lagana Ntcael Ueft) and Llchteneteln folk dancen Jule Tarzyn•kl anit Jeanne Vetter, both of San Juan Caplatrano. The Girl Scouts cooked lntemational d.lahea. Costa Mesa cop turned private eye will teach you the tri~ks of the investigating busi!1ess counter-terrorist tacucs. special surveillance, undercover techniques. electronic eavesdropping and lock picking. By STEVE MARBLE Of IM Olllly ""°' 118'1 Art Kassel looks like a mountain cljmber. Tall and ruped, he wears blue jeans. nannel shirts and has an easygoing style. He is a friendly man with a booming voice and wry sense of humor. He seems like he belongs in the Grand Tetons. O ne would never know that he's really an ELITE IN· VESTIGA TOR. But it's true. Kassel, a former Costa Mesa police officer and an amateur hang gilder. as a gumshoe. a sham us. a Pl. He's also one of the very few people in the nation who teaches others how 10 become private detectives. It's aJI there in black and white in his Rouse School of Special Detective Training class lessons. There's the basic course. covering surveillance. investiga1ions and source development, and the ad- vanced course. which covers arrest techniques and field assignments. There are high-speed pursuit tac- 1 i cs. bodyguard training. "It gives them a taste of the business.·· Kassel says. A go-getter can -complete the mail-order course in under three months and be on the road to excitement. Most students, however. savor their lessons over a full year. They are required to complete them within 24 months. Kassel doesn't promise a job when the course is over. He makes no guarantee students will even get private detective licenses when the course 1s done. Just the facts. That what he offers. "'A lot of oeople 1ust want to learp. Aminoil may face spill.rap By ROBERT BARKER Of IN Olllly l'llo4 It.ft apparently sheared off near platform Emmy, about I 'I• mile offtbe Huntington Beach coast. Aminoil USA Inc. of Huntington Beach may have to answertothe Orange County District Attorney for an oil spill that washed ashore at Bolsa Chica State Beach over the weekend. Coast Guard officials said between 500 and 1.500 gallons spilled. Most of it was quickly swept up by cleanup boats after being confined by booms from the platform. However, Aminoil Vice President Ted Ehring said 420gallonsspilled at most and the amount that eventually reached shore was "vef) light." A spokesman for the state department offish and Game said today a report will be filed this week with the distnct attorney's office even though the spill was held to a minimum and little or no environmental damage was reported. However. about 50 gallons, began arriving by nightfall. It smudged three miles of coast from Warner Avenue 10 nearthe Huntington Beach pier with tarballs and an oily sheen. Work crews. p1ckmg up the oil by hand, cleaned the beach by about 5 p.m. Sunday. No apparent damage to wildlife was confirmed although there were reports that three dead seals washed upon the beach with 011 on them. "Aminoil did a good job on the cleanup but 11 (the spill) is dangerous.·· Fish and Game spokesman Ralph Younf said today. " 11s a violation of the Fish and Game code to have petroleum in the water. We will submit a case to the D.A. this week." The spill occurred Saturday when a underwater cable Department offish and Game officials also sa) that eggs laid by grunion fish may have suffered minimal damaJl,e. Laguna council race 'thins out' beyond first three candidates "This year we don't have tnends versus enemies -it's not as polarized," Warner said. "Temple Hills recently had a forum and all tM candidates ~re saying the same thin.gs. •. Seven candidates arc vying for two Laguna Beach City Council scats in Tuesday's election. On the surface. the matchup appears to .have the clements of a aood ol' campaign doafi&ht. But closer anspectton shows little more than a ho-hum race with incumbent Neil Fatzpatrick, hiah school principal Sinclair .. Sa" Jones and real estate uecutivc Manha Collison favorcif to run away fTom the P"tk. "From my pcnonal point of vacw, there arc only three serious can· d1dates.'' said Estelle Warner, a coordinator of the Temple Hills Community A sociation and an 11-ycar resident of 1.quna. Warner and mo t other polit1~I o!f ci'\ around \own believe Fitz tnck Qnes and oth n tand apa because they art bcncr or- 11n1tcd and arc more qualified than candidat Paul Chnsuansen. Paul Munoi. John Gabriel and Rickey Slater. "It really thins out af\er the fint ~ , '. . LP. BEIET New s AN AL vs1s three." commented Jon Brand, for- mer mayor of a....una Beach. What is also ma ina. observers say. is •l'\Y son of ucitcment. .. Thert 11 a narroWe1 pcctrum of viewpoints amona the caodidatn,'" s:ud Dan Wooldridac. co-chairman of the Elccuons Commit~ of the County of Oranic. a poliuca.I action rommilltt repraentina the &aY and ~sbian ~ommuoity "When r moved here in t 976, you had the pro-arowth • venu no-srowth faction pu hina t~1r ca.ndtdatcs. Now, all the can· d1datcs 1ttm to have a pater apprttiat1on for controlkd arowth." Indeed. When the debate turns to the issues. there 1s near unaninmy. everybody wants low-income senior housangand more municipal parkina. And with the exception of self-avowed business candidate Rickey later, nobody wants to ste a frttway cuu.ina throuah ycamore Hills or the proposed penn) sales tax levied to pay for tran porta ion impro"ements. What the debate has turned on 1s each candidate's quahfica.ttons and who can bc$t represent the City's 1nttttsts Vtt\cn the time comes to face off v.-itb county. tate and ftdcral •ncics. The endorstmcnts ftom the van- oU community and ov1c a 11- tions and the poht.cal contnbutaon total m to rtflcct this attitud Fiupetrick and Jones. for Ln tantt. (Pl ....... LA01mAfA2) & The statement said .. d ifferent reac- tionary politicaJ, emigre and reli&M>Us poups are tcaminf up on an anti-Olympic bas.is, 1n particular a coalition of' Ban the Soviets' enjoyina t~c suppon of U.S. official services has been set up." David Balsiger, 37, the coalition's founder, said that while the Jroup's initial cffons centered around di~ couraaina Soviet bide panici121tfon in the Games, the coalition's aoals arc It's intrigu.ing. mystenous. Some people take the course for that reason. Some have seen TV programs like 'Simon & Simon' and think they might like it. "We're in the educauon business:· he said. Kassel supplements has course with a Rouse School catalog of pnvate detective bardwatt and gadgets. One can practicaJly 007 himself into bankruptcy stocking up. There a.re the rcar-o--scopc glasses. thumbcuffs, wristwatch transm111cr detectors, parabolic microphones. sap gloves. tiny tape recorders dis- guised as calculators. penscopes and. of course. the genuine pnvate e}'e disguise kit. (Pleue .ee PRIVATE/ A2) now aimed at planmna anta·Sov~a ICtivitia f'or the Games. .. We plan to cocoura,e and aMisa., (Sovi~) defecton -KGB -.en11. JOumalisu. lpcc\4ton and a1b1e1n.·· BaJsiaer said this momina. ••anct we plan to orpnaze some ~ protests and rallies (dunna the Games).'" Balsiaer said the cOalition plans to sci un a··number of .. safe houses" • (Pleue ... 80VIST8/A2) 4 dead , onoc roads· CHP calls it 'one of worst weekends' By STEVE MARBLE Of .. .,..,,.. .... Three motorists were killed in weekend traffic accidents and a fourth driver died after suffering an apparent heart attack wb.ilc...at the wheel on busy Pacific Coast Highway in Dana Point. California Highway Patrol officers said lhe carnage marked one of the worst weekends of the year for highway motorists in OrarJge County. Leroy Walcott, 51, was killed Sunday at 3:37 p.m. after he lost control of his motorcycle while traveling on Sombras, a residential road in Mission Viejo. Walcott. who'd been stationed at Camp Pendleton, slammed into a parked car, according to CHP spokes-- man Rick Stevens. lsmeal Pena. 27, of San Juan Capistrano was killed Sunday at 7:45 p.m . when be lost control of bis car on the southbound lanes of the San Diego Frecwa~ near the highwa)'s intersection wtth the Laguna Free- way. hna's car hit the center dtvider, ~ed beck acrou all lanes o( lbt hi&hway and flipped over. finaJly coming to a stop on its top. Sievens said officers are investipungakohol as a possible cause of the accidenL Jay Allen Howell. 50. of Dana Point suffered an ap~nt heart attack Sunday al 8:50 p.m . while driving on Pacific Coast Highwa} near Green Lantern Street Officc~said Howell's car rammed a mctaJ pole. The Dana Point men was pronounced dead at South Coast Hospital a shon time later. A fourth motorist was killed Satur· day when h1s motorcycle had a Oat tire on the Riverside FrttWay at Tustin A venue. John Murray. 29. of Anaheim was unable to prevent his motorcycle from crashing after the blowout. Stevens said. Murray was taken to Western Medical Center 1n Santa Ana where he later died of his injuries. Olllr,.. ...... _, .............. Thar ahe goea · Tbe PlJCrlm of Newport pro~dlf mU.ee lt:a way oat of Newport Harbor OD 8'm4af, MatalllDC Its flnt -cotac ..,,ace. Tbe 100-foot cllpper .cJaooaer, wlddl took De.Dala Hollaad of C09ta alma 13 yean to balld. wll1 tab ha ft.nt cUrter "'°"' -an ~ Cout Collete clue -to Catallu tlaU weeltend.nd'• nmtt cb&ll e wUl be entertni hla home-ballt car ln tile Great Rae • &oa Lo9 A.Dael• to l.Ddl•n•poU.., lntL. on llay 17. • PRIVATE EYE TEACHING OTHERS ••• f'l'Olll Al 'h's one of the most popular," he exp&auu .. "My wife and I de ;taned it oursclvn. We sold one to a shmtr -· deputv down in Texa . They're pat:·~ ~l's Santa Ana offices arc security t1Jht, a dog runs 1bout loose and on one wall is a pbotoaraph of the Ce>&ta Mesa police car he was ridi113in the ni&h' he was broad ided by a drunk. ,, .. He came away without a scratch.'' · sar,s his wife usan. 'It should ha ve killed me." Kassel said, pointing to the shauercd wand- hield and gutted driver's !>e3t. Kusel was stlll a cop when the lure of the pnvate detective bu!>inc!>s cauJht up with ham. Actual!)'. at wn!I the idea of being in business that excited ham. He had taken a college cour~ on forming and operating mail order operations. Somewhere along the line, he picked up literature being offered by a Los Angeles pri vate detective school and came awa} wtth an idea. "The literature was rcalh \Hlttt•n for policeman for ix;opk who alread)'had that son ofexpenence o I changed 11. I worked eight hours a day after m) shift "1th m> wife wntang 11." Kassel formed a com pan}. ul>ing his wale"• maiden naml· for the compan} moniker -par11ally !>O hi s boss wouldn't know he was moon- . Ltgh11 ng and panaall} becau!>e Rouse has a fa ant law enforce ment nng tu 11. "It 's I.and of lake roust Oldtame policemen are al\\a) !. talking about 'rousting' someone." Next Kassel and has ~are went to Los Angeles. Herc. staking out a post ollice box. thq waned until the owner of the pn' ate detecll\e school packed up has mail. ··1 wanted w SCl' ho" much he got. I wanted to get an idea of Just how good a busanec;~ he wa!. doing How el)C as a pnvatc 1n\t~11ga1or guang to find that out''" ' ' Satisftcd lhal the aumsboc trade was good1 ptthAps even lucrative, Kastel ret1rtd rrom the police f oR:e. joined the rcseNes and set up bop. He had his course material printed, advenised in national publtcations and then sat back as the students began adding up. k.aucl won't say how many stu· dents he hu. but claims bis enrol- lment 1s nationwide, even inter- national. Rcvealina exact numbers. he explains. would be an unwise business move. "One of the first questions students have is 'What arc the requirements in my state for getting a license?'~ I tell them 'you want to be an investigator. you find out.' That's one of the lessons now -find out the require- ments." His advcnasing literature as an eye~grabber. "Wear the badge ofan elite pnv_ate investigator. Train for an excwng. rewarding career .. bnng criminals to JUSt1ce ... pro1ect the mnocent ... solvc m}stenes ... u~ special equipment." Kassel says has students range from bu!>tnt"Ss exccuuves trying to get a leg up on protecting the store to the unemployed looking for work . He's had housewives. farmers and lawyers as students. ·we get calls from people who say they've heard we're the best and from others who claim they've been told we're a rip-off," ~ys Kassel. "I just tell them we're approved by the state Board of Education and you don't have to sign an) contracts. "Students call me all the time and I tr} to sta~ in touch with some .of the top graduates." he says. "I had one student from Sacramento fly down and take me to lunch." Through the Rouse School. stu- dents learn that modern investigators bear little se mblance to the hard- boiled $umshoes of yesteryear. Elec- tronic gazmos and high-tech hardware now help detecuves match wits with the bad gu}s of the computer age. Still. detecuve work 19805-ttyle isn't all counter 1urve1llance systems and de .. bua impedanct an•l,nm, "The telephone. l can do JUSt about anytbina. act juJt about any kind of infonnation on the telephone.'' proclaims Kassel. "It saves a lot of leawork." • And sometimes. Kusel admits, the line between what's legal and what's not becomes just a little bit huy. "h's like crouing over the doLlble yellow line," he explains. "You hope no one's looking aod that no one's coming. And you sure don't want to stay over there too long." The school leaves Kassel and has wife ample time for their own dctccttve work. "When I was on the force. police always looked down at Pis, JUSt like the FBI looks down at the police," says Kassel. "But for me it's the same excitement. th e -same rewards and when I'm on a case. it's 45 bucks an hour plus mileage.'' A lot of the work as bust- ness..onentcd. A gl@'s afraid he's being ripped off by a competitor or things are disappearing and he's not sure how to stop it. ''Some of your best business minds don't know the first thing about protecting themselves." he says. And then's there's divorce work - the bread and butter of the detective field. It's a messy job. Kassel admits. but someone's got to do it. Kassel prefers not being that someone. "I don't like it much," Kassel confesses. "I usually tum divorce stuff down. But there's a lot ofit. A lot of agencies stay alive with divorce work. "I can usuall)' tell right away if it's a case I want to deal with. I get a JUt feclins when they call. It's something you pack up after you've been in the business a while. "Everytimc the phone rings it's something different." says Kassel. pausing to reflect. ''Sometimes very different." 0.., l'llot ptloto bf L .. ~9JM Coe ta Mesa 'a Art K&Nel and hla wife Susan demonetrate a.n eaveedropplng device. part of the equlpment at their echool for private detective.. SOVIETS BLAST LOCAL GROUP ... From Al around 'outhern Ca lifornia "ht•rl' defector!> can be taken 1mmcd1all•I> aftcrthe\ dedare their an tent to dclcl t and \\here thq will be a\'Jl'>ted 1n uhta1n1ng pol111cal as\ lum "\\l' 'A-di \cheduk nl'"' wn- lcrencc'> d\ ~oon a\ possahlc to kt them 'tp:ak out and make their\ ll'"-' publll and v.t'll offer thl·m ,hdtr1 and J'>\1'1tancc." he said H1\ group fear'> potenllal dt:ledor\ ma' tx· returned to lhl·ar <.ountn ml·n h)·l \ authontae\ and talkt:d c)ut of their dl'l l\1ons 11 the~ ;in' not e,1 \en 1mmnl1.1tl· shcltl·r. Bal\l~l'• \J1J ·\ \c" ll"l cm1gre grou r an thl· I n1 tn l \tall"\ ha'\ al\11 ,,ml 11 v.nultl In to l n, 11uragl' "ic" ll I J lh ktl'' to lklclt I hl' \11\ ll't' v.t•n· ,al\11 l rit It ;ll uf till" Rl'agan admtn1\tration. La'>t month. the lJ.'>. State Depan- ment drn1l·d a visa to Oleg Ytrnmhkin, the proposed Soviet 01,mp1ts atta<.he State Depanment of1inal\ ..aid 'i l'rm1!.hkin had been 1dcn11ficd as a h1gh-rank1ng official of the KC 18 '>ccret police dunng prl'\ 1ou'\ '>C.'f\ ace a., first secretary at thl' ~o' aet Emba'>s~ 1n Washington. The l "n11cd '>tatcs cned "internal '>ernrat~ and national security ground\" fur rl'lu\l ng the vas?l. U.S. offiual<. ha"l' \aid the) reserve the right to rqn t applacatit>ns of other \o\ 1t1' "1th hat:"grnunJ'\ that would '1olate normJI I ~ 1mm1grat1on rcgu Id t 1on' Th1· 'i1.11r lkpanmen t has ap-nro' cd \m ll't m.1uc\I\ for special Spring returns to the Coast Sunny, warm spring weather Is promised for Southern Callfomle Tuesday, the National Weather Service says. The high ls expected to reach the mld-70s. The mercury wtll tap the upper 60s to mld-70s In coastal areaa, forecaaters said, but lncreafng ctoudlness 11 llkely late Tueeday. In mountain areas. It will be fair with highs In the 501 to mtd-609. The high In the northern desert• will hover In the 70., whlle the IOUttwn cMMr11 wlll reach the upper 70s to upper SO.. Sunday In the high desert, a ti.ce eandttorm drtwn by gu8ty wind• of up to 75 mph triggered a eeries of five accident• that tmuhed 15 can and lnJured 18 people along U.S. 395. Eighteen people were admitted to Soothem Inyo Hoeplt8' tn Lone Pine for treatment of alight to mod8f'ate lnjurlee, nuree A.Uoe Powett Mid. Four women were kept ove(111ght for obMrVatlon. She said many of those treated appeared to~ returning to Southern CaHfomla from Mammoth and other nearby lkl .,...., flights of the So\ aet airline AeroOot from J.uly I lO Aug. 30. Landing rights of AcroOot in th e United States ha'c been suspended since the impos1t1on of martial law an Poland in December 198 1. In add111on. the Un ited States has approved th e benhang of the Soviet passenger ship Gruzaa in Long Beach harbor from Jul} 15 to Aug. 15. The ship as to transpon equipment and team personnel and families from the Soviet Union 10 the United States Vandals desecrate FVchurch Parishioner\ worked around the doek Saturda)' night 10 get the First ( hn!illan Church of Fountain Valle\ ready for. Sunda~ sen ices afl cr van·- dals rampaged through the place ot worship earlier that da). The vandals desecrated and 'iCat· tered pictures of Christ th roughout the chusch. wrote obscenaues on the wall"i and attempted to set two tires an 1he<"hurrh at 1811 0 Magnolia St Fountain Valley police detect1\CS said toda> the "andahsm as apparent- ly the work of 1uven1lcs who ma> have attacked 1hc place of worship a!> retnbutaon aaainst someone who may be a member of the congregation The dc~ectaves decl ined to elaborate Nothing wus reported Molen tiut damage wa!i ell.pccted to ca\11) c'n~t·d int1t1al e\tamnte'i of SS.000 Restaurant founder Delaney dles N1d10la' H IX.·lann . who v.11h h1' brother f ranrt\ founded Dd.ir1t•\ Rrothcrs \cafood<t an 'it'"-r<irt lkat h died Saturd;1\ at 1ht• <t~l· 111 ''' Mr f>clann "J' horn f l'l, 7 111'' 1n New Jcr\C\ and mll\ t'd to < .111 fornaa when he "'a' a c h1ld Ht hJJ la ved an '-'1umctta for lhl' JlJ'il 15 yea I'\ l>clanc) n·1arcd Imm tht• \(';tfoud bui.1nt''' 1n 197' l>clann·, no" own' t•1ght OrJng.t < ount\ rr\ taurnnt'\ anct a rnlt'nn~ bu"ltnt''i\ Rman fur 11 J>d:rnn "'h11 din.I • <II M l\\11111 • a11q ~kl.llC31 {enter In I nkc Fl-;1nor(' wall he held at 7 p.m. Tut·\da) at \it cWane Famtl> Funeral llomc an tlemct Ma!.l. wall be \aid 11 I 0 lO a m \.\ ednc~fa) an t C athertnc's <.:uh- ulac < hurch an T cmecula with inter· mcnl following in Temecula (cm- ctel) rhe Re' Joc\eph McEneany. 1 haplaan :it• a1 rv1rwc;tatc Ho~p1tal an < m ta Mc'ia and a famtl) friend. will otlic1ate "1r r>c~lanl·v "a' a vtteron of Wor10 War II lie.' serYN11n 1he lJ.~ Arm) He lea' e' h" w1fr Jane M [)(- lane)'. of Hcml.'t one ~n. 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From Al have emerged wtth three endorse- ments apiece from Village Laguna, Temple Hills and the Arch Beach Heights civic and community groups. Collison. a 16-year resident, has perhaps the broadest base of support. Folks from both the environmental and the real estate community sup- port her campaign. She also has raised the most money of any candidate - about S 15.000. Not bad for someone who filed for candidacy one day before the deadline. She and Fitzpatrick. mcadcntl). lead the campa1$n spending sweepstakes wattf a tad ) S9.6 I 0 and S 12.491. respectivel). But there arc differences. F1t2patnck, with four years of council experience -two as mayor. prt.>ceded by three yea rs on the Planning Commission -is banking on pure experience and his fiscal management skills Wl his effon to capture a third term. "M) number one pnont) as lhat the cat) be on a strong financial footing." he said. ·• A.t the fo rums. I !lensed we all talked about the 1mponan1 things. but I recall I was the one who said financial strength as the number one pnonl)." As the city adjusts to the recent Jury award of S800.000 to two home- owners victimized in the 1980 Del Mar landslide, Fitzpatrick said his hard-nosed fiscal approach wall be "aluable in the coming months as council members and staff decade where to tnm the budget. Fitzpatrick doesn't hesitate to stress that he was serving on the council four years ago when the city faced a similar budget crisis after it depleted its general fund reserve by $830,000 to reconstruct the hillside where the Del Mar landshde oc- curred. "We had to cut everything like mad 10 get the reserve back up to I 0 percent of the whole budget," he said. Whale council watchers sa} Fitzpatrick as a virtual shoe-in for one of the two open seats. the ban le for the second spot appears to be a toss-up between Jones and Collison. two members of the city design review board. On issues. Jones and Collison could run vi rtually on the same ticket. fhe two candidates. howe ver. stress d1 ffcrcnces 1n preparation for the JOb and longevit y an the community. Jones. for example. talks about has hackground an management -al the small business. corporate and ~hool administration levels. This. coupfcd w11h has Master's degrec an publtc adm1n1strat1on from the Unive rsity of Michigan and has industrial rela- tions background. he says gives ham the necessary talent to negotiate with "shrewd opponents" from the public and pri vate sectors. "l he ci ty has a lot of1nOucn ce over the dec1s1ons that affect 11. but. whether \\C ltke 11 or not. 1t docsn·t Just Call 642-6086 Delly Piiot Deffvety It QuarentHd M t.-., '!t"r t " .. ft • t •u.• .-v c:-f.•' bit ., w' ,. • flitl'flJll .. ,' tn have much control," Jones said. ··we need to negotiate from a position of strength with county, state, and federal agencies -and I know what corporate people arc like." Warner. who said she is supponing Jones and Fitzpatrick. said Jones has worked hard as a member of the Laguna Greenbelt. Inc. and is more devoted to environmental concerns than Collison. "There's no way she can shed her real estate background and she hasn't shown environmental interests whale she has been here.'' Warner said. Collison. vice president of the Laguna Beach-based Nolan Real Estate. rec-eived a Sl.000 contribu- tion from the Laguna Beach Board of Realtors and a number of smaller contributions from real estate busi- nessmen. Collison. however, plays the pro-business charges down. .. I'm not 'oinJ to let some cam- pat'" contnbutaons inftuencc my dec1s1on making." she said. stressing her concerns wnh the en vi ronment arc JUSt as strong as an} other candidate's. Phil May. a member of Village Laguna and fou nding president of the Arch Beach Heights Neighborhood Association. said that while he is sue.porting Jones and Fitzpatrick. there's not much difference among the top three when the subject turns to issues. "There are a lot of people like me out there who won't be sorry if she gets elected." he said. "If she had filed a month or two earlier. she may have coHccted more support.'' Collison says she would do a better job than Jones, principal of a high school in Placentia, because she works and li ves in Laguna. "Si has only lived here three years and works out of town," Collison said. "I've laved here 16 years and work in town. I understand the problems. the people and the issues and will be able to deal with them all on a daily basis. "Most of the present council mem- bers work out of town.'' she added. How can can you get to know a community when you leave at seven in the morning and gel back at night. I want to open the lines of com munica- tion by having office hours for council members so people can come in and talk." She also noted that with coun- cilwoman Sally Bclleruc leaving of- fice this spnn&, that would leave Bobbie Minkin as the sole coun- cilwoman. "I think it would be good represen- tation 1f we had another womari tn there." she said. Jones. however. argues that merely working an town doesn't automati- cally qualify someone for a Ci ty Council scat. And while he has only la ved in Laguna for three years. he spent sum men in the artist colon)' as a child and before moving here permanently thl'C'C years ago. visited the city on a regular basts. 'Tm not a stranger to the city," He said. "I know the issues as well as any candidate." As far as the rest of the pack goes, Paul €hristianscn could emerge as a dark.horse. He has been the most outspoken of lhe seven candidates against the present City Council. "They're all biased and one-sided. and all ftve<:ouncil members are caps of lhe same color." he says. "There's a great deal of ineffectiveness and tame wasting there." Christiansen said he would favor offcnng private incentives to de- velopers and propeny owners to beef up the sagging rental senior housing market. "I would prefer that over-subsidized housing programs." he said. He also would recommend relaxing building permit restrictions for homeowners who wish to remodel units. "Right now it's too time consuming for the local home- owner.'' he said. Paul Munoz, 28. the youngest candidate, is strong on public trans- portation and recycling programs for the city. He also. would encourage developers building there to include environmentally-sound designs, such as solar power and organic gardens. in their projects. "Some people caJI me idealistic." he said. "Well. I feel sorry for them. This country was founded on ideal- ism. My ideas arc practical. .. Civic gadfly John Gabriels calls himself a doer. "That's the difference between me and the others.'' he said. He said he lobbied the state Coastal Com mission to stop construction of four buildings on Main Beach Park in 194 7, helped persuade a local de· vcloper to build a 25-unit elderly condominium complex on the comer of Third and Mermaid streets and worked hard with state and county authorities to open Thousand Steps, Blue Lagoon and Capistrano beaches to the public. · But Gabricls' numerous run-ins with the Laguna Beach police arc burden to his campaign. "All I can say as that it will probably conunue because I'm always check- ing up on the police." he said. "But I am a very senous candidate -I want to crack down on police abuse and act housing for the elderly ... Slater. a 26-year-rcsidcnt of Laguna. describes himself as a pro-business candidate. He favors the penny sales tax to develop a freeway system that will help case traffic problems for Laguna. He also 1up- pons rent control and creatina a shelter facility to house transients. ''I'm for anything th.at helps com- munity businesses.'' he S3td. Wllat do you llb about tbt Dally Piiot'! Wbal don't )'Ol llke'! Call tbe n11mber at lelt and yoar mes111e wlll be recorded, tranacribetl and delivered 10 the appropriate editor. . Tbt aamt U·lllour anawering service may be used to record letten to tH tdl1or oa any topic. Coatribalors to oar Leners colamn m11t l•cl114e tllelr name ud teleplloae namber for vertflcatlon. No clrc•lalloa calls, pltatt . Tell ua wut'a oa yo1r mind. OR~NGE COAST Daily Pilat H. l. Schwartz Ill Publisher Clrculetton 714/Ml..a.s3 Ca..etfted ~ 114/IG•M?t All other depettment1 Ml-4»1 MAIN OFFICE no """ I fl.ty ,, Cole• MIMI CA I.la~ aoor...,.. ""' tr.GO Col•• w.., CA t.?l\'6 (ClO'f''tif'I !9IJ 0.~ ~ .. " P\o~ ~ HO ._ ltOf• llt.4J•e!-ld>IOl•ei Melt• 01 .... 1_ ..,.,.., ,,..__, fMy DI ll(•~eG •ll'loul '°9{, ... JI« ChHJ DowellbJ F.d1tor nnd Ass1s11n1 10 the Pubhsh&r ROMtnery Churchmen Controlll!'r -ct 'CIPY'\11'! - Clrcu'8Uon T•phonM ' .. ....._.,, C•HO Pti,n.w.1 M M"'>lt~ Qlotle A. ~OWtU C>•" 1or vt • .,,.,,,..no Oonekf L. WH"-mt \.11cui11hat1 Mitntg«!f VOL 11, N0.100 Hospitals offering laboratory tours. Five Oran~ Coast hospital• wiU optn the doors of their Jaboratoncs to the public Tuesday evenina in observance or National Laboratory Week. Hoaa Memorial Hospital in Newpon Beach, Costa MCM Medical Center, Fountain Valley Community Hoipital. Pacifica Community Hospital in Hun1in1ton BcaCh and Mission Community Hospital of Mission Viejo will panicipatc in the event. Funher details miy be obJ&incd by contactina the individual hospitals. 0.Car Nf61Jt propam In £a6alla The fifth annual Academy Awards Ni&ht to benefi1 Laauna Beach school programs will be neld toni&ht beainnina at 5:30 at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. 606 Laauna Canyon Road. Sponsored by 1he Laguna Board of Realtors, the event raises funds for the city's Schoolpower organization. Admission is S 12 at the door, with dancing, hors d'~uvres and door prizes offered, along with a no-host bar. Lee~~ on 81~ •lated at Hoag . A lecture entitled "How to Cope With Aging" will be presented tonight in the conference center of Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newpon Beach. · Dr. Catherine Campion will conduct the 7 p.m. seminar, which covers family expectati ons, changes caused by agjng. disease prevention and health mainten- ance. can 760-5923 for further information. Senior dance claw. •et Seniors can kick up their heels during ballroom dance classes at the. Irvine Senior Center tonight at 7:30 and every Monday evening through June 11 . . Panicipants can fcarn basic ballroom fundamentals during the S25-per-person course. Partners are required, but Arturo and Sara Gilio will provide the music. Those interested should register at the Monday session. Further information can be obtained by calling Kathleen Lem at 660-3889. E%JHMltlon fair at college Orange Coast College will conduct its eighth annual exposition fair, "Coast Week," today through Friday on the OCC campus. · Coast Week. sponsored by OCCs Associated Stu- dents. is designed to focus on the college's clubs. classes. organizations and activities. Booths and dis.plays will be set up in the college quad throughout the week. Admission is free. Eye •urgery topic of meeting Dr. Seymour Kern will speak on radial keratotomy, suraery to correct nearsightedness. at Tuesday's meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Newport Center. Further information on the program may be obtained by calling program chairman Dr. Raymond Osbrink at 642-0420. Garden club plan• benefit Friends of the Honense Miller Garden will celebrate Which motion picture do you think will wln the Academy~ ward for Best Film tonight? A.an Pickering travel agent . LapnaBeaclt "The Big thill." It's nostalgia and people are into that right now. We '60s people had to go underground in the '70s and now we're coming out in the '80s. Lisa Wotring student Laguna Beach "The Big Chill." It was funny and could relate toa lot of people. EarlRlulD• retired Newport Beacb Probably ··terms of Endearment "because of the type of story it was. Karen Bauer student Misaion Viejo ··TermsofEndear- ment." It made you laugh and it made you cry: it did everything. Madellae Parker clerk Lagana Beacb -''TermsofEndcar- ment, .. but that's not my choice because it was too flip and didn't show true feelin_gs. I like"Tender Merqes." Hector Hernandez student Santa Ana "Terms of Endear- ment." It was more down to eanh and real to life than most films. Brett Morrltoa 1todeot Cotta Mesa "The Dresser." I know it's going to win; the acting was so good. Ii was intense. Karen Thmpson housewife Tustin . / I'm just disappointed that "Yentl" d1dn'tget nominated. ByJAMJBISa.aY °' ............ • Pamela Lynn PelaerilO ittoi-.oo lhe rOM. llai n ; .. lhissumrMr, •·.nu spend a ,,_,~fOrma.yon. heads of a.ates. Che"°"' pd amwnmdr>rl ~die ~ortd.· . • . The I 9•yt"ar-o&d psycholo&Y ~at UC lrvi.e .. selecled from more than I O,ooc.'.rapphc:an~ ao filJ oneof'd9c HO positions in thr in~.,..tional orptlimioa -up widl People.•• The non-profit orpnizatioo tdCcia 11adca11 lroia m0tt th.an 22 countries and re~as a1J r.cs. m•oas and economic becqrouadl. studeatl uavd .,. than 32,000 miln around the world _pafonit~= shows in diff'erent countries to .. build bridlnof · · amona different cult um and countn..," Pellerito iUd. 'Ptllerito's decision IO IO on &M a.rip Qine lall October. As a campus re-presenuti've at UCt. lbe pve tbe members of last year's Up With People sroup~ aour:Ofmc school. "From hearing about their experien'oes. it sounded very interesliOJ and wonhwbile.'' she said. So Pellento audjtio1'ed. The araani.za.tion ··~ people who have the ability to do the sho~ but they don't choose you on your musical talents," she said. ""They choose you more on your ability to communjcate and your maturity". . Pellerito doesn't see the lanau.qc barrier in olbtt countriesasa problem, or thtdifference in tbefoodsorlht peoole. '"The only bard thin& is leavina sebool ud my friends," the Irvine resident' said. . Pellerito, however, will no doubt mak.C new friends quickly. ln each country the studentt visit. they will stay with host families ... This way we get a real taste of the culture, .. she said. The college junior is trying to raise money for her trip. ..I've been 1oing out to busincucs and askina for. donations," she said. So far she bas received donations from the jewelry store, Donovan and Sutton, and the tennis shop, 40-Lovc, in Newpon Beach. Pellerito needs to raise $5,800 by June 1 S, but bu only collected SSOO. She is work.ing at two jobs to raise the money. 6 "I'm a companiort to a leisu~ World couple and I work at National Pet Care." she said. County Marine. lJoaored For the second strai&.ht year, Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron-163 o(Tustin has earned a Olicf o( Naval Operations Annual Safety Award. It was the fifth time the .. Ri .. Runnen .. have won the honor. Marine Light Helico~r Squadron-26 7 ~netted an award -its sixth -and JOined Squadron 163 as the only two aircraft squadrons in the Third Marine Aircraft Wint to be recognized by the Chic( o~ Naval Operations for safety accomplishmenu in 1983. ~~;f.~~i~~~~~~~~c:~!~g~R!~~~~~rl~:~:::.g~~~h~-Amburgey A 11· fet · m of 1· nvolvement The public is invited to the 5 p.m. event. Tickets are •. 1 e . SI land can be obtained by calling the Cottage at 494-4743 or purchased at the door. UCI campu• tours set nut wee.k High school students on spring break are invited to tour the UC Irvine campus April 16-20. Tours will be conducted at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. beginning in Room 204 of the Administration Building. The program includes information on UC entrance requirements. student life. academic majors and campus housing opportunities. The lours last about an hour. Visitors should park in metered lots. Further information may be obtained by calling 856-5832. CALEND AR Monday, April 9 • 1:30 p.m •• 0.raa_ae County PlaanlDg Commi11ion, Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Pia~. 5anta Ana. • 6:30 p.m .. Costa Men Pllllll1D1 Comml11ton, Council Chambers, Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. • 7:30 p.m., lrvlae Transportation Commlalon. Council Chambers, Irvine City Hall, 17200 Jamboree Road. Irvine. By KAREN E. KLEIN Of .. Delly .......... This is the second article ofrwo on Costa Mesa 's top citizens. Orville Amburge)' was a young Costa Mesapoliceofficerin 1955when thechicf. l\rt McKen zie, sat the troops down with a different sort ofrequest. He wasn't asking for longer hours. or more safeguards or volu nteers for the department softball game. McKenzie wanted his officer to get involved in the community. "I guess he felt that we were working for the taxpayers and we should feel respon- sible to assist wherever we could to help people put on activities," Amburgey says. Instead of sh rugging off the chiefs request. Amburgey took it to heart. And from the time Costa Mesa was a small IQwn. with three lanes on the northbound sideofNewport Boulevard and a parking area on what is now the southbound side. Amburgey has been a force-in the police department, in the March of Dimes. the Lion'sCluband mainly in the city's state-of-the-an Com- munications Department. He 's ready to get back to his first love, working with his bands. he says. a tradition he has passed down to his sons, one a concrete contrac:tor and the other a wallpaper contractor. Even hisson~in-Law is in the masonry contracting business. · Amburgey staned out working with his hands in his brother's gas station on the comer ofNewport Boulevard and Rochester Street in the early '50s. Thrceotherbrotherswere in Costa Mesa's volunt~r fire depanmenl, he recalls. which was located behind the Grant Boy's store on Newport Boulevard. "When the alarm wentotTI used to grab a flag from the station and run out into the street to wave down traffic so the fire 1ruck could go by," he says. Those were the days. when he was number 13of14 Amburgey offspring to move, along with his pal'Cllts, from a farm in Minnesota toa burgeoning new com- munity in Sou them California. He attended Newport Harbor High School and graduated from Orange Coast College with a degree in electronics. was ta.ken to establish the city of Costa Mesa. .. Wcgrcwuptogether," Amburgeysays. "We grew up with C05ta Mesa ... His longt1meinvotvement in the com- munity has a lot to do with Bea. be says fondly. "f love to work with people. I can call my wife and tell her we're going to entertain 20 peoP,le the nex t day and that's fine with her. . _ . . As communications director. Amburgey designed the telephone/computer system 'that has made Costa Mesa a model nationwide for emergency dispatching. "We ha vc achieved an eight-second dispatch time," Amburgey Slid, with a combination of91 I emergencr. dialing capabilities and an "interface, ·or com-. munication linkup, with the communica- tions department's telephones. "When91 I wasimplemented(inApril 1982). our staff went out and spoke a1 the clubs. the school district, the waterdistnct. We had 911 decals made available:· AmbUIJCY said. "lt'SJUSI like volunteer work," he added. Tuesday, April 10 Amburgey, selected as this year's Man of the Year by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, has served as the c1ty·s com- munications director since the depanment was established in 1967. In between. during his senior year in high school, he tooled by Victor's Fat Boy drive-in (on Newport Boulevard where Alisio'sis now)to_graba hamburger and met a high school Junior worlc.i ng as a carhop (or her father. "It's a matterofbeing involved and dedicated to the citizens. We could have put in 911 and just met the requirements. But we took it a step further and our 91 I has been the most successful of any jurisdiction in the area-almost I 00 percent of all fires and emergencies are reported on 911 rather than on the seven-digit number or through the opera tot." omtle Ambur•er • 9:30 a.m., Oruse Couty Board of Supervisors, Hall of Administration, IOCivic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. _ • 6:30 p.rn., lrvlDe Cit.)' Coancll, CounciJ Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Road, Irvine. This year. on his 50th birthday July 20. The rest was history. On Sunday. June 21, 1953, he and the carhop. Bea. were married. He was 18 and she was 16. whether it be in a pajd or a volunteer job, a to devote energy and time. • 7:30 p.m., Newport-Mesa Board of Education, Harper Community Center, 425 E. I 81h St., Costa Mesa. Amburgey will answer his last 9 11 emerg- ency call and clean out his office after 29 years as a city employee. The followin~ Tuesday. June 23. the vote The key to success, Amburgey says. "If you 're going to do it. you nttd to put 1n as much energy as you would in a full-time Job. If you don't. it's not fairto you or the project." Raid in Laguna nets three arrests, $150,000 in drugs A cache of dru.gs with an estimated street value of S 150.000 was con- fisacted from a Laguna Beach res i- dence at I 515 Fayette St., resulting in the arrest of a Laguna Beach man and his two female companions, Laguna Beach police reported today. Laauna Beach police confiscated Conalleu An Anaheim Hills man whose car wu parked in the South Coast Plaza park.Ina lot Saturday told police his stereo and cassette tapes were stolen. Thieves apparently broke out the dashboard to act the stereo out. They alto sot Into the atovc compenment and stole the man's car owner's manual and sunglasses. The loss was pl~atS739. • • • PoUcc suspect thieves aalned ac- • ceuaoabomeon the IOObfock ofThe MamnCirtlebyusinaa lockbox key. The home had been up for aale for tomt time. The loss, placed at $2,400, Inducted a washer. dryer, rcfria,crator 1nd rtttzer. • • • • A Swiss cititen atayina in the area on business told polioe tf\at nis motel : roQm at the Roadway Inn, 1400 ~ Bristol St., was bufl)ariz.ed lut week i !"hilt he was aone for the day. His 1 UOO camera was rtported rni Ina. I • • • Wbilt the resident was in the ' lhOMf", aomtone cnttrcd her home approximately a pound of cocaine, hallucin~enic mushrooms, hashish and marijuana at the residence Fri- day. Arrested were Billy Eugene Green- wood, 30. a resident at the Faycltc Street address. Dyanne Sheryl Van Houten. 27. of Costa Mesa and Cathy on the 2000 block of Bal moral Pla~ and swiped her purse from the ni&.htstand. The loss was placed at $68. • • • A construction site office al 195 I Newpon Blvd. was broken into and vandalized last week. The Hosflel ConstrUction Co. of Ne~port Beach rcj)OrteCI a phone rcoordcr valued at SSS was ttolen. A.bout $200 worth of damaac was dona to the office and to a company van oarked nearby. ' . . A motorhome parked on the 1300 block of Adaffif A venue Saturday wa.s bro~en into and a television set and microwave were stolen. Thieves ap- . parentlybrokc into a wind winaofthe vehicle. Loss was estimattd at $490. • • • A combination 11ra e and labora· tory was broken into last week on the 2000 block of State S1rrct and two beam scales were stolen. L<>ss was placed at SI 7S. Lacuna ae&c.b A rctidcntilll structurt rm at 11.37 Lee Alleger. 30. of Newport Beach. A police spokesman said there was evidence inside the house that drugs were being packaged for shipment and sale. Each suspect has been charged with possession of narcotics for sale and were released on S 1 S.000 bail each. Miramar St . caused approximately SSOO dama-t to a rear porch Sunday at approximately 2:30 a.m. Fire officials say the fire was deliberately set but there arc no sus~ts. The fire was extinguished quickly and no injuries wert J;ncd. • • The rear wi ow to an automobttt par1ccd in the 400 block of Cress Street was smashed, the owner rcponed to police early Sunday afternoon. . ' . A rcstdential buraJary in the 1000 block of C"talina Street was reponed to police on Saturday afkmoon. resulting in the loss ofS200. • • • The T ·top to an aut0mobile parked in the 400 block of Olcnncyre trtel was reported ~tolen unday after· noon. Newport Beac.b A Ncwpon Beach man reported the then ofa handgun valued 11 St SO and $24S in cash from his home in the 200 block of Promontof")_'. Point Sunday. • • • A Newoon ~ch man reported the theft of his 1974 Fiat valued at$ I .000 from 1he 2500 block of San Joaquin Hills Road. • • • A Newpon Beach man reponed the theft of S2.720 in silver, cash and jewelry from his home in the 600 block of Bayside Saturday. • • • A Newport Beach man reported the theft of three handguns valued at S 1.050 and $640 in jewelry from his home an the 800 block of Irvine Sunda). • • • <\ Newport Beach man reponed the theft of his Vespa motor scooter valued at S 1.500 from his home in the 800 block of Seagull. • • • A Newpon Beach man reported the thef\ of four hubcaps valued at S400 each from his Rolls Royce parked tn the 1100 block of Jamboree. • '! • A women's clothrna ~tore in Fashion Island reported the theft of a warmupsuat valued at S226Saturday. The susl)«t, a young woman. was &JTCSted in Co ta Mesa later in the day. P-oantalD Valley A shopptr•s attention was diverted when she was bump«! whale shop- pina over the weekend at the su~r marlcet aru of Gcmco, I 7099 Brookhurst St. When he reoovered. she found that her purse oontainrna about S2S was stolen from the child ~at area of the shoooin1 cart. ... , Vandals k:1ckcd in cwo doon to a 11nack bar at Fountain Valle_}' H\&h School, 178 l 6 Bu!hard St. The 1n- tnaders caused about SlOO damqc but appa1Tntly didn•t steal anythina. • • • Ru11lar1stoleaSI00 battery from a Rally lk1boatpark.cd1n lhe drivt"WI) 1n th.t 17000 Clrttnlt>4f t Th ieves broke a lock in the I 0000 block of Slater A venue and stole $ 1.500 in hand tools. I nine "bou1S1.500 worth of jewelf) was from an unlocked car parked on Tangelo. • • • Nearl) S 1,000 wonh of stereo and television equipment was from two small business offi ces on the 17000 block of Fitch. Huntinttoo Beach A man was a~ted Sunday nc· ning at the Ralphs supermarket, 6942 Warner Ave .. on suspicion of theft. The suspect was aOC\lted of trying to steal a S30 plant from one stort and tryin& to act a refund at the Warner A venue location. • • • A resident of the I 700 block of Aorida Street reported unday that someone burglariz~ a bei&e 1082 Toyott pickup parked in a carport. The loss included stereo equipment wonh $340 and miscellaneous prop-. cny wonh S40. • • • " black 1973 Ford LTD station waaon parked on the l 6SOO block of Kelloa Cude was reported tolen Sunday. The 1o was esumated at Sl.SOO. • • • .\n employtt of the 1·Elcven &tore at 9S42 Ham1lt0n A'e. told polttt that a male Juvenile stole 1 12-pack and a o;·J):'Ck of beer from the 5tort Saturday niaht and Ocd in a belle car hc.adma toward Brookhunt Suttt. The lo wu C$timatcd at S8 t 8 • • • Someone broke Into a a blue 1973 Volk$W1JCn \ipcr Beet.le, parked unday on tbdlOOblock ofConst.an- unc Onvt fhe lou included two w•lku ront:untnl S :.. woman told police she was load mg her vehicle on the 6000 block of Cornell Drive Saturday. While $he was away from fhe unlocked vehicle. someone stole a sterling silver coffee pot worth SJ.000, she reponed. • • • l\ resident rcponed Saturday that her black 1975 Cadillac Coupe <le Ville was stokn from the 6900 block of Brunswick Dnve The lou ""s ~sllmated al S2.500. • • • A man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of shoplifting at the Alber- tson's supermarket at Warner Av. enue and Golden West Street. Food worth $30 was recovered. • • • A resident of the 9600 block of Cornwall Onve reported Sunday that someone broke mto he r brown 1933 Mazda, parked in a carpon. The '°" included ttipes wonh S 100. • • • Entcrin1 throua}I a unlocked rear door. someone broke into a home Saturday on the 8700 block of~ Citcle. The IOS!t, e timated at 5-3.t'°. included a pnnter and a video recorder. • • • A Pnllt burslaf) v.as reponcd Saturday on the 6800 block of Marilyn Drive. The lo ancluded tools wonh S 1,000. • • • Someone broke into a room at tho Huntinaton Betch Inn, 21112 Paciik Coas1 Hi&hwa)l. pollOC v.ere t.01d Saturday. T'hc I 1nduded women's clolh1na wonh S 171.50. • • • An ot'l.r\I' I <)76 Datsun PICkup was rePortcd tokn turday f'n>m c 11200 block of Canna Cude. The lou wai c ti.mated at $4.000. • • • A wbal.t 19 0 Da~un JIO GX reponed stolen turd•~ rrom lbe 7800 block of Ronald Road. The was utunatcd II 14.000, " M ()qnge CoMt DAILY PILOT/Monday, Aptll 9, 1""' Tezas~ailcb . slaveiy seen K.ERRVlLLE. Texas (AP) -Authoritie$ believe they have .... ,ood aaaravatcd kidoapP.i•a case" aaajnst a ranch family accused of boldina six drifters, indudina one man who claims he was forced to bum a human body, tbe county sbtnfT says. Bone fragments found on the 3,500-acrc ranch were beina eumincd to sec if they were human, said Larry Todd, spokesman for the state Public Safety Department. He described lhe case as "really weird." The FBI was involved in the investiption because the six people claimed they bad been forced to work on the ranch, said Kerr County Sheriff Cliff Greeson. Indentured servitude is a federal offense. Wesley EUebracht, 53; his son. Wesley Jr., 31; and bis dauahter-in-law, Joyce Ellebracht, 29, remained in the Kerr Coonty jaH today in lieu of $100.000 bond each. Greeson said they had been charged with aggravated kidnappina but not yet arraigned. Five men and a woman, whose namqs were not released, alleae they were picked up while hit~bikang and were forced to chop wood. dig ditches and perform other chores. They said they were threatened wtth cattle prods and chained to trees if they tned to leave. Greeson said Sunday. "There were kept down there in the bam. It's as remote as It can be," Greeson said. adding that one of the men claimed to have been held since February while the others amved more recently. .. It was tembl)' degrading. They were forced to sleep 1n a barn with a dirt fl oor. They slept o n old mattresses and ate canned food they cooked an an old wash pol." u..,.... Family portrait ahowa alave auapecta Wealey Ellebracht. Jr. and wife. Joyce. Agents who raided the ranch and freed the six last week found bone fragments. handcuffs. chains. a cattle prod and battenes for it. accordang to Greeson. Red$ hit U.S. 'Oly-polities' MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union, accutlna the Reapn 1dmjnistrat1on of usjna tbe SummCT Gamet for "political cods," today asked that an emeraency ICUion of the International Olympic Committee be convened. The call wu made in a statement issued by the Soviet National Olympic Committee and carried by Tass. the official Soviet news &Jency. The 1tatcmcnt did oot II)' :-hether the Soviet Union has decided to send teams to the ';)Ul"(lmer Games. which be&in July 28 in Los A~les. The statement accused the United States of violating the International Olympic-Charter. It said Pres.ident Reaaan has submitted to the Intemationa.1 Olympic Committee written auarantecs that the United States will respect the chaner, but "these obliptions and guarantees arc not respec1ed in a numbcT of major matters." It accused the Reapn administration of usipa the Summer Games for "selfish political ends" in this U.S. presidential election year. The statement said "different reactionary political. em1gre and religious groups are teaming up on an anti-Olrmp1c basis. in particular a coalition of 'Ban the Soviets enjoy1ng the support of U.S. official services has been set up." The Soviet com111ittet> said "open threats of physical victimization and provocative actions are made to sportsmen and offi cials of the U .S.S. R. and o ther socialist countn es. Slanderous allegations are being made that the participation of a Soviet delegation in the Olrmpic Games would prcsumbably threaten U .S. security.' 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The Senate was openina debate today on a measute \0 raise taxes by $48 billion throu&b Sept. 30, 1917, aact reduce spendina by S 14.8 billion. t:ommhttet are puauaa toatther lc&islation that would make, further CU1' cipecially in the growth of defense spcndana-The HOUie will conStder a $49 billion tu increase on Wednttday ud soon afterward is expected to vote on a PICblr ol spendina cuts. ,_ - ·Airport slJootlZJ6 probed LAS VEGAS, Nev. -A man with a revolvenbotlftd wounded two unarmed airport security auards Su.ndaJ after shoving his way through a mew ·~ector at I passenger boarding area. then was shot and killed by pohce. The man. who was not immediat.ely identified, tried to get an to a boarding area for . Pacific ~uth~ Airlines at McCarran International Airport, pohce -~~ The man was shot by police rcspondin& to a report U1 trouble in the boarding area. N Kilauea a -babble • VOLCANO. Hawaii -Molten rock flowed froa Mauoa Loa at the rate of L million cubic meten per bOW' while scientists reported that lava was bubblina below~ surface at neighboring Kilauea. Lava spillina out of 60-foot-high spatter cone at Mauna Loa's 9,400-foot le.ve had sent three successive major flows to within a few mib of Hilo, the state·s second-largest city, since the eruptiOf began March 25. But all three flows have arown stqna.nt as lava spread out over other areas of the volcano'seutern flank. Bobby Camara. a naturalist with t.he Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. said Sunday. ,1 Flood• claim two live. LITTLE FALLS. N .J . -As a devastatina flood bepn to recede. the bodies of two elderly "'.omen were found float1 ng in their kitchen and rescuers goma house·tc;>-b~ discovered a young couple who'd been trapped 1n tbeiT attic for days without food. Gov. Thomas ff: .. ~ meanwhile estimated damage would pass S 141 mdlion ~ the disast~r that routed more than 6}>00 people from their homes m the PasS<Uc River basin 01 northern New Jersey, and the American Red Cross mobilized a relief team df 250 staff and volunteers. The Passaic River and seven of its tributaries overflowed after storms Wedecsday and Thursda~ dumped up to 4 inches of rain, more than w~ normally falls during all of April. . Union locals join •trike LAS VEGAS, Nev. -Dealers became bartcndc!'i and hundreds of new employees were hired durioa tbC weekend as 32 Las Vegas hotels tried to cope with a strik' by 17.000 members of four unions. St~kcn will have additional pressure on the hotels starting today. Twq Teamsters Union locals have auced to stop aarblaC pickup and delivery of perishabfe items to the-stTUat hotels. A national labor leader toured the picket lind Sunday and pledged the support of I J.5 million union members across the country. CALIFORNI A Historic studio ablaze LOS ANGELES -A ijrcfi&hter was injured wben1;a blaze destroyed a recording studio that once echoed wilb the tunes of such groups as Elvis Presley. the Who, the Beach Boys and Alvin and the Chipmunks. It took 13 fuie units nearly 1.wo hours to control the blaze Sun~ morning at Gold Star Recording Studio on Santa Monica Boule\ard. Fire Department spokesman Henry Amparan said. Dlablo 'oversl.glJt' reported SAN LUISOBISPO-DiabloCanyonatomicpowc:r plant workers forgot to reconnect a fission-slowinacontrol sw11ch during non-nuclear pretesting Last week. and officials say 11 took 15 hours to discover the error. Sue Brown. spokeswoman for Pacific Gas & Electric Co., said there was no danger since no nuclear materials were involved. "This wasn't a malfunction of equipment. It was an oversight on the part of the maintenance crew," Brown said Sunday. The mishap occurred Friday after workers, who had disconnected switches to a special boron-injection tank while it was being filled with boron, forgot to reconnect the switches. she said. Bouvia leaves IJospltal R IVERSIDE -A 26-year-old cerebral palsy victim who leO the hospital where she was prevented from starving to death could die within five days if she tejecl:S nourishment. says a doctor who treated her. Eliza~ Bouvia quietly checked out of Riverside Gener,! Hospital. where she had been force-fed under court order since December. wtthout leaving word ofher destination. hospital administrator Neil Asay said. Bouvia's father, Ron Castner of Bandon. Ore .. said Sunday he knew her whereabouts but would not disclose them. Coors-NAACP accord told LOS l\NGELES-Faced with an expandina boycott of 11s beer. the Adolph Coors Co. signed an qrccment wilh the local chapter of the NAACP calling for Coors to spend more money on black-owned businesses nationwide. Tt.e tentative agi'ttment. which halted a fivc-<iay-old NAACP boycott while a more detailed pact is completed, also calls for more blacks to be brought into executive-level pos1t1ons at Coors. IRA guns down magiftrate BELFAST. Northern Ireland -A Roman Catholff magJstratc was ah cnttcal condition today after bein& shOt by two gunmen of the outlawed Irish Republican Armyi he lcfi church w1th his family. Tom Traversl S6, was ab six times Sunday and had bullets removed rrom h.is liv and lungs. His 22-year-old daughter Mary was kill , police said. His wife Joan escaped injury and was at h husband's side at a Belfast hospital. CIJJna mine pact .een ' PEKING ~ China s11d today it bas made "aipi · cant progress" an talks with Qccidcntal Petroleum Corp. develop a. aiapt open-pit coal ttiine and that a final PKt t expected shortly. The tatement by the China N Agency, a state-run domestic Chincee-lan1uaae ttrVi was the aovemmcnt's tint comment on the much-delay Occidental dc<fl since the two sides &&teed to a fi package for the project last w~k. The cost it estimated $600 million. of which Ooeidental will 1uppl9 at>Mat S million thro ugh loans and other lfTll'\ICment&, W d1plom1t1c 1tnd busine souroc say. Guinea trle11 ez-leaden OAKAR. ~nepl -Guinea's new htad ofa\lte 11 the country's former leaders will be tried for "econosn and odmtntstrauve mi taJccs" but no one will becxecu • Conakry Radio reported. "We do not plan to kiU 1n10 . We wall not do 1t. There will be no pohtical trials., 11· C'ol. Lansana Conte. wbo took power in 1 coup t Tuesday. He mAdc his comments Sun.day nipt at hit fi t nrw~ conforcncc tn Conakry. Guinea's capital. acc:ord.i to the radto rcPort monuo~ here • - ,f Why little kid .. t uttoa· Gerry mtkee a poee wltll motloaa more •a.lted to an amoeba daaa a MYea-yeat-old. Illa mom enrolled tile llaine y~ter ID acrobatic claHee after .em, blm •It with bh feet beblad bla bead aad walk wttb OD bJa ba.nU at ace foa.r. .~off os in bluejeanS: Stars '.r ehearse for Oscar night 'n . , LOS ANGELES (AP) -ToniJ!tt's .glittering Academy Awards telecast wall be seen by millions of people in a record 75 nations worldwide, but the plain-wrap Oscar rehearsal was a far more exclusive event. 'tJ The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion was •little more than two-thirds full for Sunday's -mn-through, during which such award presenters as Cary Grant. Sylvester "Stallone, Mary Tyler Moore. Rock 'Hudson, Sammy Davis Jr. and Liza 'Minelli were put through their paces by .llircctor Marty Pascua. 11 "This is all phony city today." Pascua 't:eassurcd actin• nominees Jane Alexander ·and Michael Came, who are also present a ng ·an award, when they looked dubious about o p ening a realistic -loo k i ng Price-Waterhouse envelope. All the envelopes opened during re-~carsal named John Doe or Jane Doe as nncr for a mythical film called "The ohn Doc Story.•· In the real ceremony for the 56th annual , "Terms of Endearment" was : ered the frontrunner for best picture. tars, Shirley Maclaine and Jack .Nicholson, and writer-director James L. Brooks also were favored in their categories. To keep the Oscar show from running Jl..VCr its allotted three hours, (>roducer Jack Haley Jr. cut down on the hvc entertain- ment. But there wilf be a number of film tributes. including several honoring achievers of the 1934 Academy Awards. Even without the evening gowns and black tics, the rehearsal was a glamorous affair for those who got tickets, mostly through connections to the academy, film studios, the show's producers or ABC-TV. whkh will televise the real event starting at 6p.m. "If you can't get tickets to the awards. you CQme here." said o ne studio worker who refused to give her name. "It's exciting. it's a tradition, and I heard it's even funnier than the real show." Security appeared about as tight as 1t w1ll be tonight, and a knot of star-gazers and photographers gathered outside the Music Center's artist entrance to watch celebrities in bluejeans and windbreakers drive up. On the bleachers outside the main entrance, a few hardy fans with sleeping bags, coolers and radios had already staked out choice seats. near the red carpet that will be trod by most nominees tonight. "We meet here every year," said Dec Dec Dube, 21, of Torrance, motioning to Frances Marquez, 27, of Los Angeles. He arrived at 1 a.m. Sunday and she at 2:30 a.m. "We're good friends for one day out of every year -two days," she said. \ Inside, audience members oohed, aahed and applauded as their favorite stars mounted the stage dunng the long after- noon. :~RC takes part of blame for poor N-plant quality "' WASHINGTON (AP) -While ~till blaming poor utility management for quality lapses that have ,plagued more than a dozen ·1ouclcarplants, government taafety regulators arc ac- "'..knowledgi ng that they Uhemsclves may be part of ·.the problem. (' In a 469-page report rpreparcd for Congress, the -.Nuclear Regulatory Com- 1 mission acknowledges that st may have over- emphasized the role of independent quality as- surance programs in catch- tng mistakes after they were made. : The report puts into writ· t (n' what some NRC of- . tlficials, utility officials and . llindustry and congressional 'ltritics have said for the last 'three years: 1· Both the failure of utility ''managers to realize the complexity of the plants they were building and the NRC's emphasis on paper documentation rather than • 1lhe actual hardware are 'i1behind problems now ~ hmping several finished .,~lants closed. er "Our inspection and en· . lforcemcnt progra~s work '''..Qgainst the notion that ' quality has to be built into the plant," said Ted Ankrum, head of the -NRC's quality assurance branch. "We might have too much paper in our system." "The industry and the commission have struggled with what is a quality assurance program. but we have not taken the next step to assure that a QA program can be im- plemented," Ankrum told the commission. However. William Dircks, the NRC's top staff official. cautioned a$3inst putting less emyhas1s on the thousands o volumes of written quality as- surance reports required of WILD each plant. The study found two root causes of quali- ty-related problems at sev- eral plants: •The failure or inability of utili ty managers to ensure adequate overall control of a nuclear con- struction project. •The failure or inability of the NRC to screen the capability of various util- ities . wanting to build plants. ~ME Complete Dinners Featuring • Hlppo • Ve.alsoa • WHdBoar • Pleasut • Qull '15.95 t o '17.95 Includes eoup or salad, Wild Rice, Hunten Pie 673-7726 ON THE PENINSULA BALBOA 801 E. Balboa Space repair reschedule CAPE CANAVERAL. Aa. (AP) -C'hal&cqr(1 astronauts will try apin Tuesday to 1n1re tbt cnppkd ~lar ~ax spa~raft with the shuu1e•1 bionk arm, and a ftapt director said today they have a .. fiahtina cha~" to carry out the first Mtellne repair miuaon in lpl(!t. The satellite eluded them Sunday ~n free-ftyinJ spa~man George NeJson was unable to book on to tt <Sespate repeated attempu. 0 We att in~ shape and antkipate a &oOd shot at il tomorrow •• m.,.t director Jay GRJene told repe>ners. He • .. j~ the drort was.liven new life by a dtamatic serin of radio c.ommands from Eanh that stopped Solar Mu's wild IY~tio~s, stabilrzi~ it for a 11fe approech. "It s goana to be ti&ht; we have no auarantect " he said. "But if everytbinJ works the way it does i~ the simulator, we !tave a fi&hti~ chance.·~ . Greene raised the pou1billty ofbnna.m& satellite beck to f:arth for.repair, instead offix1n1 it in space. He said the dCC1s1on will depend on how much maneuverina fuel Challcnaer ~ remaining after Tuesday's effort. The satclhte, formally known u the Solar Maxam um Satellite, is a sophisticated solar observatory that was la~nc.hed in 1980 to ~tudy sunspots and other r>henomena . W1than ~ year a~r at reached orbit,. a ~ontro system and electronics box failed. greatly rcducma Its vaJue to science. Commander Robert Cnppcnand h is crew had hoped to try again to rendezvous wub the satellite today but the radio commands succeeded in steadying Solar Ma~ so well 1hat engineers had to start it spinning slowly again to enhance the chance of J!lbbing 1t. . "They did a magnificent job on the ground." Greene said .. But beca~se t~e target is ~~w almost steady in space, he said, there 1s a high probability the docking pin will be on the side opposite the shuttle when it approaches. It would be better •. he .said, ifSolar Max were given the extra d~y to resume spuming slowly, about one revolution every six mmutes, so the astronauts would have several chances to grapple it with the 50-foot arm without havin& to use valu~ble fuel to fl y around the spacecraft. "We've decided not to do it today; we'll wait 'til 1omorrow,''. Mission <;ontrol. told the as1ronauts early today. leaving them w1th a leisurely schedule -taking pictures and conducting medical and scientific experi- ments. Astronaut James van Hoften took a look at a box full of 3.300 honeybees 'llnd counted about 20 dead ones. The survivors, be said, appeared to be building a good honeycomb in their weightless world. Ant i-nuke plan could end threat NEW YORK (AP)-The Soviets have been working since 1967 to develop the kind of"Star Wars" anti-nuclear defense that President Reagan "thinks we should embark on,'' Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said. 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Stuart Anderson's famous U.S. Choice Top Sirloin or U.S. Choice Teriyaki steak dinners, served complete, are just 56.95. Offer ~ood Sunday thnmiUt Thursday only. FOUITAll VlllEY, SllTl AU, CAIDEI CIOVE, TOIUJICE, CERRITOS, LAKEWOOD, lllHEll, LAI£ FOIEST PRES ERVE LAG UNA Re-E lect Ne il Fitzpa trick for City Council April 10 FITZPATRICK RE-ELECTION COMMITIEE 868 WILSON ST. LAGUNA BEACH. CA 92651 l Of11nge CoMt OAtlY PILOT/Mondjj, Apt'lt 8, 18M Bank balilnce can'tteach kids to read There are a lot of good reasons for governments to tax citizens. Providing savings accounts for public institutions is not one of them. Fountain Va11ey School District has a savings account - a .. reserve fund" -of nearly two million dollars. It is also having difficUlty balancing its budget. The district's trustees are on the horns of a dilemma: Should they spend money from their savings account or should they lay off 62 teachers and other professionals? The current staffing ratio in the district is one teacher for every 28 students. That is above what education experts would describe as optimal. If the layoffs are carried out as planned, the ratio will climb to 1 :30. That is too high. If the Fountain Valley trustees believe their mission is to provide quality education, they should revise their layoff plans. Perhaps it is possible to spare a few of those 62 employees, perhaps it's possi ble to ask the rest to work a little longer and do a little more. But it is not reasonable to expect to increase class sizes and expect to maintain -or attain -high standards. If the Fountain Valley trustees believe their mission is to provide a grade-A. first-q uality baby-sitting service, they should proceed with the layoffs. The governor and the legislature of this state have realized that the persistent decl i!1e in measurable perform~nce. of the public education system 1s unacceptable. Reform leg1slat1on has been enacted and fundins has been promised. Although Governor George Deukmej1an·s current budget proposal does not fulfill that promise. there is reason to believe the governor.is sincere about finding new sources of funds .. The state, it seems, has finally gotten its priorities in order. Fountain Valley should do the same. LETTER S Colu.mnlst's suggestion - sznacks of isolat1onis.m To the Editor The lntemat1onal De\elopment Assoc1at1on that Pat Buchanan would ··terminate contnbut1ons to .. (Daily Pilot. March ~2) has -with its interest-free loans to the poorest nations fo r agriculture. rural deve lop- men t. electr ic power. tele- communications and education - been described by more responsible observers as "enabl(1ng) countries to Ja , the groundwork ror economic developmen1. .. key in determining whe-ther the more than 800 million persons mired 1n absolute poven y can be s1~nificantly reduced by tht· end of thi s ce ntul).'. Before argmng for punishing IDA and the World Bank for a loan to Chana. Buchanan should ha ve considered the U.S. Far Eastern allies who have also received substanttal loans from them: South Korea. Thailand. the Phthppines.- For the U.S to ha\e .. demanded and gotten 'eto po"'er O\ er all loans from the World Bani.." as BuC'hanao wants. besides the incredible ar- rogance. "ould be insulting to our own allies. a' the Bank 1s controlled b) the West on a one-dollar. one-' ote basis. The U.S. already has the commanding voice by holding 21 percent of the shares. If Bucha nan wants the U.S. to have absolute control be should be willing to pay the price of acquiring it by the legal and proper wa y -buying 51 ~rcent of the shares. If "in the security interests of the United States." Buchanan would "evacuate" the United Nations on grounds of it being a "spy center," then to be consistent he would have to fa vo r sim ilar action agaisnt NATO. which has had more senous secunty problems. If ''bankers make bad foreign policy" right-wine column ists make worse. "Nati onalist," coming from Buchanan, smells like "isolation 1st. .. If even Ronald Reagan 1sn·t evident I) tough enough to please him, ~h) doesn't Buchanan get ofT has high-horse and run for president h1msetr. JOHN W. OSBORN. JR. ice President. Southern California D1v1s1on l nited Nations Association of the L'S.\ Club does not endorse To th l· Editor Recenth . a campaign letter from a ctt) counnl candidate alll'gcd that thl· Laguna Reach Democratic Club en- dorsed a candidate for thl' school board ·\'>prcs1dent ofthl'club. I must correct tlw. m1.,1 nformat1on The lkmocrat1c Club ah,olutcl} dad f',() I l'ndorc,c an\ l.tnd1datl' 111 the school h11.1rd clel t1on I urthcr. we do nut cndor\c an) l'and1d,11ec; in an) non-pan1<,an race Our b}-la"i. proh1h1t u., trom eH'n L'ndorsang rnm3r: land1dates an part1.,an races It .., true that a c,chool hoard candidate ma1kd a lcllL'r u<,1ng th L· club's letterhead Ho\H., er th1' "a'i done '-'tthout the apprcl\al or lno"l· edge or the c..luh'c, memlx·r<; .ind four of 1t!> fiq~ nl1k cr' I "a' 3'> <iurpn<,ed as 30\0nl' 1<> n.·ll'l\l' that lcllL'r in the mail · "" J>cmotrat1l ( luh lund'l '-'ere U\cd to pa' tor it , The C luh"• curn·nt hoard agn.'L'' that the local races should remain non-pan1san. Personally. I am sup- poning a candd1ate for Ctl) council who is a Republican. I believe that most Lagunans will agree that our local issues regarding fiscal responsi- bi lit}. growth and development should remain separate from panisan poli tics To mt\ them up "ith what political part} o;omeone belongs to. or combining them with state and national issues and candidates. 1s not the best wa' for our local decisions to be made. · The "maJOrtl} .. that Mr. Chn - 11ansen 1s urging to .. take control"' an Laguna Beach should not be based on pan1san poltt1cal affiliation. as he <>ecms to be sugge\ttng. but rath er a concern for thl' issues facing our communtt). M O.\N WOOLDR IDGE President Laguna Beach Democratic Club Pllot welcomes readers' comments ORANGf COAST DailyPilal 1 ,,..,~ • ~·"'' .,., • t•ot ,.,, at n ~"'' ltayf,1 "'• v""" A '"'"" rv1~ ,. • 1 tlr . ·~ "'1_.U~ t A' •.;-f • Chny Dowallby £0.IOt Ind A••·tt.tnl lo ~ Pubh.,. Larry D. lpe•r• M11n.tg1ng [ d<IOI Frank ZJnJ A \1Qe•llt £ d!llll I-.. I .. If even Ronald Reagan /sn •t evidently tough eno&slh to please him, why doesn 't (columnist Patrick) Buchanan get off hTf! high-horse and run for president hlmse1r·? Stars of the future twinkle in production of 'Annie' It was an e'enmgofthe purest kind of magic. Mu sic! Dancing! Drama! Corned'' Ann and I had tickets to an amateur production of Annie. This panicular production was played 1n Costa Mesa. so we left earlv. beause we didn't really know where we were goin$ and we wanted to get a decent parking place. The play was sched- uled to stan at 7 p.m. and despite our good intentions. we arrived at about 6:45. We lucked into a park.in& space and wen t 1ns1de. The auditorium was jammed. which isn't too unusual for an opening night. and the air was thick with excitement . People we re run- ning about. taking care of last minute details. Lights were tested. The sound S)Stcm was given a final check. You could hear scenef) being shifted around behind the dosed cun.am. 1\11 in all. son of your standard. usual. hectic burst of activity that ~oes wi th a rap1dl) approaching cun.am time. But this was definite)} not ~our standard. U'iual productton of Annie. In this pan1cular production. (directed and produced by Suk} Rea lly and Claire Ryan) Annie 1s played b} a child star, Terra Mo" re}. That's where the similant~ ends. In BILL HARVEY this production. ALL of the roles are pla yed by child stars. Daddy War- bucks. Miss Hannigan. MISS Farrell. Rooster. FDR. all of them. played b) eight to 13 year olds. But then. that's the age range )ou'll find 1n the 4th. 5th and 6th grades of Cahfom1a School. I've had no pre' 1ous e).penence "1th school plays. so I went "1th an o~n mind. What the heck. n couldn't be THAT bad. It was MARVELOUS' In the first place. undenaking a produc11on of Annie 1s a pretty amb1 t1ous project. This production has 45 roles. as well as IS songs, most of which were backed up b> dancers. It has sc' {'n different scenes. Think of the lines to be lea med. Think of th e song l}ncs Think of the costumes to be made Thank of moving all of that scenen around. Do you began to get the picutre? It came off without a httch. Not only that, but th ese kids were GOOD! Terri Mowrey belted out a rendition of "Tomorrow .. that was right up there 'wi th any I've ever heard. Rooster (Kyle Evans), Miss Hannigan (Ki m Nagami) and Lily (Melanie Graves) brought down the house with their excellent ~r formance of "Easy Street ... I can't list all of the names here. but these kids put an incredible amount of work into this thin$. as did all of the peopl~ who were behind the scenes. It was an evening ve'?' well spent. There was one 1--ycar-old who. an m}' opinion, has an Oscar an her future. should she decide to pursue show business.as a career. Her name 1s Jill. and she pla}'ed one of Dadd} Warbucks· maids. This as only my opinion. )OU understand. but Jill brought somethini to the role that was special. The minute she appeared on stage she captured m> attention and I lost complete track of ever;- thing else that was going on. She's a very special voung lady. Oh. yeah.'Did l mentton the fac t that Jill's last name 1s Harvey? Columaisl BJ/l Harvey lives la Hualiagtoa Be•cb. Mind your own business! ome researchers o"erdo 11. I think The) ·,c studied dog"alkcrs. To le3 m that :!5 percent turn away so as not to look "hen the dog docs what it's supposed to do out there. The researchers now expect to break this down to find out what percentage turn away out of personal distaste as opposed to the perce ntage who turn away so as not to embarrass the dog. They want to know too much. those researchers. "If permanent pre"" clothes arc rea ll y pc rmanent press." inquires humorist Kc' 1n Roonn . "wh\ 1<1 thl·rc a 'et tang for 11 on m) 1ron·r• In Man1toha·., W1nn1peg. Carol Ruttons "as engaged to Bob Bowes at last rcpon. and the pair were getting a ltttle ttred of cute com ment. Q. How many convicts get killed b} other convicts? ..\. T31..c 1983. In state ~ni tent1anes. 94 inmates so died. ln federal prisons. 11 dad so. Those were homicides. Might men tion the su1c1des ran pretty close. In that year. 90 state pnsoners and 12 federal pnsoners killed themselves. Outside th e walls durinj that time. 79 law enforcement officerc; died in the line of duty. () Ho" do you ell.plain the fact that it"· agatn!lt the law an Concord. N.H .. for an employee to work 1n bare feet ? A. \\ 111 you accept a guess? Con- cord as the home of· the Concord grape. With grapes you make wine. But first you ha"e to crush them. History records that this can be done by jumping up and down, barefooted. in vats of them. However. most consumers, even some of the old boys under the bridge. find that notion distasteful. One side ofa common old Roman coin bore the imprint of a head. the other side of a ship. So when Romans flipped a coin -whi ch they did -to settle something. they said. "Head or ship." L.M. Boyd Is 11 syadlcated columaisl. E x p losive pipes threaten millions ".\SHI NGTO'l-A maze of underground "p1pr bombs" could endanger tens of ma I hons of A men- cans in ho mes and office buildings all overthccountry. Yet the Reagan administration 1sdoing ltttle or nothing to meet the threat. -\I most 1.75 m1ll1on males of p1pc- ltncs-carry1ng natural ga s. oil. anhydrous ammonia and oth er haz- ardous matenals under ourc1t1es and countryside -arc slowly rotting away. Some are al ready leaking. and the danger grows inexorabl y as the life span of the steel pipes (generally 16 to 40 years) runs out Despite ordtrs from t on~ress. the Department ofTransponat1on as failing in 1tsduty to an<;pect the pipes for s1ans of corrosion. poor welding . and other weaknesses that could lead to leaks of tem f} 1ng proportions. The General Accounting Office ha!. censured the DOT an a 94-page draft rcpon obtt i ned b) m) a socia te Les Whitten. Theco,eroftht'repon warnsaaaino;t publtcat1on or other "1mproix-rd1K"losure." but I thank the danger a~ too great to conceal from the un,uspect1n1cmzens who arc sttt1ng on topofthest 1ime bomb$. Althou~ the GAO rcpon 's lanauaae 11r1utaou . its mcssaac is that tht oors ncghgcnce, mis- management. slueg1shnc and downn1ht stup1dtt) are to blame Htrc art the htghltghtc;. -"( ·oncem~ e1l1St ovl't the danittr'i po<1cd h} the 1ox1c flam· Jac1 AIDEISOI ~ mable and hi&hly combustible substances wluch arc carried through the pipchnesat relatively high press- ures. often nearorthrouah highly populated areas." the rcPort warns. -Many of the underiround ptpchncsatt never inspected as the lawandcommonscnscdictate. DOT inspectors don't cveiflmow where some of the ptpeli neurc. -The DOT has purposely under- staffed 1ts mspection program. de- spite the nsk of"dcath'l. ~nous 1nJune and .. prop- cny.oenv1ronmenUll damllfe "It ha~ al\O failed to oversee state an~pec1ors as 1111 SUPPoSCd to do _ .. Some(p1pchne)opcra1ors (have) been inspect~ onl) once every three 10 li~yurs. 9.'h1lc 01hen(ha\le) not been in pccted at all " -Amona those who rcce1 ved inadequate or no an,pect1on were known h11h·rl k operators With previous viola1ioo tn h1Jh-dcns1t) areas. The~ 'hou Id be in,J)C'('tcd annually -Th e m1n1mum number of tnsrx-Ctl)f' rrqu1red to kt"'t'p the na· !I .111on 's pi~lines safe 1s 228. As of earl> th1sycar. thercwerc1ust 16. The administration's cost< utters have refused to add more inspectors. even th ough the DOT's responsibilities will be increased by a law that takM effect later this year. -Errors, incons1stcnc1es and inac- curacies in the oors muddled records make it d1 fli cult to dctcrm 1 nc which pipeli nes are ~fe and which are not. -Most oft heh undrcds of thousands of pipeline leaks each year are harmless. but DOT figure show that in 1982 there were 21 deaths. 272 1njurie~. 200 hatardous ltqu1d pipe acc1dcntsand 1,71 1 ma1orgas hne failures. The GAO study was ordered by Rep PhihpSharp, ().Ind .. one oft he few 1n government who 1 alarmed It the ptpchne s1tuat1on. He has good rt.3son 10 he. In 1968. a p$ p1pchnc explosion. touch~ offby a firt in a aun store. destroyed half of down· town Rtchmond. Ind., lulhna4 I Footno1t: In statement.a Dcpin· people. ~ mcntorrran nation spoke man insisted h1sa~rtcy11 ''rtduc1n1 . a.as pipeline aCC'ldcnts," tS for&1naa " trona fcdcral·stltc cn~orcemcnt penncnhap," and as fO(us1 na us wptttJonson hiaJl-nsk problem~ ' J•~ AHUH• 11 • IJ'8dlrl IH n1 .... i.1. (' PAT Buc111.u Frltz has got to have Ha.rt Gary Hart for V P is De ms' b est hope in November WASHINGTON-Gary Han has an insoluble froblem. The more the voters sec o him, the less well he does. In the New York primary. where Han's exposure was greatest, he lost by 18 points. Had Jesse Jackson stood down after Ill inois, Walter Mondale would have swept the black vote and swamped Han in a landslide. For Gary Hart. then, the hand- writing is on the wall. Mondale bas not only recovered from his New England debacle and Han's triumph of Su~r T ucsday, ht' has. in the three weeks subsequent, captured the big primaries of Illinois and New York. swept an overwhelming majority of the caucus states. extended his lead among delegates. and revitalized the shocked Democratic establishment. As Mondale's bench strength begins to tell an the middle innings, for Hart, the bloom is visibly fading from his winter rose. But Mondale also has a problem. Wh11t' he appears to have recaptured the band of the a:irl who jilted him.at the alter in New Hampshire, he has not won her heart. The Democratic Pany at San Francisco may reconcile 1tselfto settling down with Fritz, but it as not looking forward to the ex- perience wtth enthusiasm. excite~ ment or hope. 1 Former Y ice President Malaise - as President Reagan atlls him - needs to energize hi$ ~didacy a~d campaign for the fall or a drubbing in November seems certai n. He has to make what Richard Nixon used to call the "big play." He needs to put Gary Han on the ticket. Supponers of both candidates wlll recoil an re vulsion at the prospect - today. Which is natural, given the heated and harsh words that have been exchanged between them, words that will not. be forgotten. But Johnson and Kennedy panisans re- coiled at the prospect of putting LBJ on the ticket of an Irish Catholic whose father LBJ had disparaged as an appeaser of Adolf Hitler. Without LBJ, Kennedy would not have carried Texas, nor the fi ve other southern states crucial to his election. Hart would bring not only youth and interest and excitement to the ticket, but a constituency Mondale cannot otherwise win -the young urban professionals, the peace ac- tivists. the McGovemite liberals fed up wi th the special interest politics and cold war liberalism of Hubert Humphrey. A Mondale-Han ticket would unite a party badly tom apan by this bitter primary struggle. It wo uld bring back into the Democratic fold perhaps millions who could not vote for Can er. and would not vote for Reagan -the John 8. Anderson constituency. Without Han on the ticket. Anderson could siphon off millions of votes. Through the precist kind of cam- paian he has conducted -separatina himstlf from Mondale wherever possible-Hart has made himself the perfect complement to Walter Mon- dale. Han's acceptance wo uld be seen as an act of graciousness, the very model of the good loser beana loyal to the higher cause: the defeat of Ronald Reagan. Han would have four months to heal the wounds he had inflicted on the party establishment~ he wi ll have pre-empted any other Democrat -a Mario Cuomo or Dale Bumpers -from beina elevated by bypassinJ Han on the tOad to the nomina11on in 1988 -should Mon· dale lose. The Democrats• best shot at 1984, 1 Iona shot. is surely for Mondale to put Han on the ticket. then pve Jesse Jackson what he demands -party support for an end tq the nan-oft' clccuons in the South that wipe out so many black candidates. Then, f<qet Otx1e and attempt to defeat Ronald Rcaaan Wltb 1 "Northern Stratqy .. -i.e. 1 sweep of New Enaland. New York. t.hC mad·Atlantie states. the Midwestern Stites {&ave Indiana). M1nouri. the upper Midwest. and the Pacific coa t states of Orqon and Washina1on as the el~torat buc. Anybody aot a better idea for Old Fritt? P•lrkt BllCWn 11 • 1yMIC1tH col•m•l•L • The 01flclal Olympic Spec,1tor Off!olll GINtlM • ()ti MlrlbC flctlMld Co CMtellet c-.. ,_...,~ Olltelll ....., ...... ....... Ollletll .... ..,.... "-c-('All Ot OMllll ¥111•••• .... ,.... n. Olla 0. Ot. ,_..._. _...,.....__ c.wta11-r Special walk through campus to honor Chancellor Aldrich . Attending Celebrate UCl -thc university's annual exposition of campus life-may require an advanced degree in stamina and curiosity this year. Added to Saturday's array of strollina musicians. scientific demonstrations. international food and cami val ndes will be a special event. a "ChanceUor Dan-a-Thon." This lighthcaned walk throu&h the campus in honor of retiring UCI Chancellor Daniel 0. Aldrich Jr. will begin at 9 a.m. at the Administration Build in& fla&poles. Proceeds from the walk's registration fee......:$30 for groups, SIS for individualsand S l 0 for students and children under 12 -will be donated to the Daniel and Jean Aldrich Scholarship Fund. Sponsors ·aim for Olympic gold, too Celebrate UCI featuressomethinf for everyone in the family-the Wayzgoosc Medieval Faire, campus tours, lectures on medical research, Eanh Day ex_hibitors, student information and more. Most activities take place in and around the university's 20-acre Campus Park between l 0 a.m. and S p.m. Admission is free. The festive weekend actually begins Friday when a carnival of rides and games will be open from 6 p.ra to midnight on the university's front lawn facing Campus Drive. The carnival continues from noon to midnight through Sunday when Celebrate UCI closes with a Greek SongfCst performed by fraternities and sororities. LOS ANGELES (AP)-What do a rose. a candy bar, Muzak, a waste management firm, and 300 Ja,rnese-made basketballs have in common. A special link with the Summer Olym- pics. All have "official" status as products., sponsors, suppliers or licensees of the Los Angeles Games. Only those with member- ship in the exolusive sponsorship pr<>Jram arc authorized to carry the five-nngcd Olympic symbol on their products. The group ranges from industry giants such as American Telephone & Telegraph, brewing king Anheuser-Busch, and Coca-Cola to Frisbee licensees, and arc providing one third of the revenue for the SSOO million needed to stage the Summer Games. The "official" list has nearly everything imaginable: -A hybrid tea rose produced by a Los Angeles Jinn will be used for youth involvement to beautify Southern Cali- fornia communities prior to the Olympics. scheduled for July 28-Aug. 12. -Snick.e~ and M&M's have been designated lJ1.C "official snack food" of the Summer Game u. -As the "omcaal" supplier of pro- grammed music. Muzak w111 be piping a vanety of sounds into various rooms and halls at the Olympic complex. -Waste Management, Inc .. the largest firm of its kind in the world, is the "official supplier'' for waste system manaaement services at the Games. Translated, that means picking up the trash -"one of the most important functions of a modem society," according to Harry Usher, general manager of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee. -As the Games' "official" tele- communications sponsor. AT&T will in- stall one of the world's largest and most advanced temporary information manaJC- ment and communacauons systems. tying together 28 competition sites over 4,SOO square mites. -Molten Rubber Industry Co., Ltd., of Japan, is the "official" supplier of basket- balls used during the Olympics. Of the 29 sponsors, I 0 percent are from foreign countries. Five percent of the SS suppliers and about .S percent of the SO licensees are foreign firms. From each of the sponsors. LAOOC obtained between $4 million and S 13 million in cash, goods or services. or about S 170 million. Fuji Film Co:z for example. will process 2S3,000 rolls 01 film -more than 200 miles of film -for the media durina the Games. The sponsorship re¥enucs, added to the $225 million broadcasting contract with ABC. make up almost 80 percent of the income for the LAOOC budget. Licensees. who pay I 0 percent of their take to the LAOOC. sec a big market for Olympic-related merchandise. Surveys in- dicate the Olympics will attract an ad- ditional 600,000 vjsitors to the Los An&eles area during July and August. "Imagine you were having a Super Bowl not once. but twice. maybe 21/2 times a day for IS straight days, and you have an idea of what kind of demand there will be," said Dan Greenwood, a 20-year career banker. who is LAOOC vice president of sponsor- ships. An estimated $95 million will be spent on Olympic-related memorabilia. He defends the high standards of the marketing program. "One thing you'll never see is Sam the Eagle (commercial mascot of the Summer Olympics) holding a sponsor's product in his hands. We're very sensitive about that." The main event remains Saturday, however, when the student-sponsored Wayzgoose Faire fills Campus Park with conunuous music, medieval-style costumes.joust- ing, juggling and more than 100 food and information booths. The UCI Medical Center will be represented with displays, health screening tests, nutritional quiz games and a paramedic unit demonstrating equipment. The Chinchillas (dulcimer singers), Society for Creative Ananchronism (re-creating the skills of knight- hood), Bello Canto Consort (Renaissance instrumentals) and Backwoods Jazz Quartet will appear on the Wayzgoose stage. From I Oa.m. to 4 p.m. special trams with student guides will depart from in front of the Administration Building, circle the campus and stop for passenJers wishing to view demonstrations at other UCI sates. Shuttle buses, operating from noon to 3 p.m. wilt take visitors to UCl'sCollegeofMedicineortoursofUCl housing. Eanh Day activities irt UCl's Gateway Plaza will featureakeynoteaddressat noon by Irvine Mayor Larry Agran, speakinaabout nuclear non~proliferation. Other participants will include FriendsofNewport Bay, local Audubon Society chapters and Alliance for Survival. Persons interested in the environment also are invited to tours oft he San Joaquin Freshwater Marsh, to be conducted at 9 and 11 a.m. from the gates oft he UCI Arboretum at North Campus (comer of Jamboree Road and Campus Drive). The arboretum. noted for its collections oforchidsand aloes. will be open from 9 a.m. to noon. Another phase of the university celebration -Irvine Update-willstartat8:30a.m. in Crawford Hall. Here the public, especiaJty hil!t school juniors and seniors and transfer students, will find lectures throughout the day on student services, academic opportunities and career possibilities. The fifth annual songfest. "A Musical Tribute to Life," based on Broadway show tunes will be staged at 2 and 7p.m.SundayinCrawford Hall. Advance tickets are available at the ASUCl/Campus Ticket Office in UniversityCenterforS4. Specific information on all Celebrate UCI activities. including concerts, lectures and tours. will be found in programs available at Celebrate UCI information booths. Free parking and first aid also will be provided. Top patrons of Viennese Ball honored Gilanos invite them to 'April in Paris' luncheon The Big Canyon home and garden of Carol and M1claael Glluo made the picturesque setting for the Viennese Ball committee's" April in Paris" luncheon. The party, honoring patrons of the May 5 fund-raiser for the Ora nae County Pacific Sympho ny Association, spread into the terraced prden where bright flowers formed a backdrop for original paintings by Agarn and prints by C'haaall. Picasso. Matisse, Rockwell, Lupcni and Luongo from the Lawrence Ross Gallery at Fashion Island. E•e 8telnber1 and RaJ lkola, pna1dent of Paclftc 8ymp6ony, •bared a 1a.,ia. • Deltf ..... .,,..,.,, ...... C179ta1 and Scott Camp~ll. aboTe, cbat wttb hoeteM Carol Gllano wblle laer hub&Dd lllcbael welcom• patronahlp chairman MarSaret Karcher and her huband Carl, below. ,, As beautiful as the grounds were, however. the house itself was the center bf attention. Michael Gilano took several guests on short tours to see European touches used by interior designer Josepla Muno, and his wife, Nancy. "I like French and Italian and English (styles). so that's the theme of the house," Gila no explained, pointina out a richly polished, hanc:karved wood mantle over the fireplace. "Everything had to be authentic, either a reproduction or a onc-<>f..a.Jcind object.'• A curvina iron staircase. purchased from a British lawyer, bad been salvaged from a bombed-out industrial buildina in Enaland, and the cellar was a reproduction of one in France. Betty Behla scrvcd as ··keeper of the wine cellar." assisted by "8111 Aaa Moriarty iniimiting th~ small room to 20 vis1ton. EveStel•ber1 wu in charae of the luncheon, and Mar1aNt K.ardter. wbo wa theft with husband, Carl, is patronship chairman. Tem KeJ, who helped arranac the sale of the home to tbcGllanos. and hisdauahtcrSte,...leattcndcd as d1dl.an"J&ndhmlrti11Ro&1from 8eYcrly H1ll ,Pew Cottoa, M•ry and Dr.JeMJ...._, Jeau1eand Rick l.a•reeee. R1dl and Dr. Leck Gee Dlq, Ba*ra DomhM(9ea and w .... Gwe1daow1k.l. Paparazri is written b Daily Pilot t)'le Editor Melinda Hud leston. Jeannie ud ll1ck Lawreace wen aaoac peet. aathered ln tile terraced •uden. BIDDERS WAXING POETIC~ Museum sold after· farewell to arms MIAMJ (AP) -It mi&ht _.., been the top social event ol d>c season with appearances by Lou Gehrig. Prince Philip, Gofdon Cooper. Bob Hope. Adolf Hata.and even Clarie Gable, smoking bis ptpe next to Queen Eliz.abcth t. But at was re.ally the fare-..ell of the Miami Wax Museum. More than 17S bodies, fa feet. fingers. and assorted umfonm and rcplia went to the hi&hest ba<*"s an an all-day auction. Dr. Howard Sanford of Norib M1am1 Beacb always v..an.ed lais colleac pttsident to be Wlth ..._ m hishvina room. So heshellcd<Jlllt SSO for a bust of Owl&}\t Eite~. who once presided ovtt C°""9bia Universuy. .. There's a lot of things )' ro.ild do wnh \bt'$e ftautH.. •• said Ceol Nichols.• psycholoSY teacher from HoD~ood. .. I could brina thCtr into my du room and ult tUdlill lo .write about them." By noon Friday tM biddina was livefy and the pun dead1 . Wh(n hands Vt'CJC d"mpcd out on the bud table near auct1oaccr Jim Gall • .someone said. ··u.· ai\lc Gall a band .. When a pair of croucd .,... put up for bids someoM m .. F~ l .u.u .... •• __ _, Aod wMn l foot WU l0&4' ~ chanted "T ~ tool. tootM. IOOd· by," M • O The m~um. iU -'rn Feb. 19 afttt 26.)cart. wu IOld b S7SO,OOO to tatc • GweD Maraol of Miami. " ,.... '° tUJ'b the ite into an •~ ~'-flDll - ' • - . .. ~Ith controlpiJl linK't:o br.east eancerdoubted estrogen use ter menopause risks ma tgnancy : Qwslion1 about women's diseases are answerod br ~J. DiSaia, M.D., prokssor1nd chairman oftbt UC lmlW Col• of Mod.icine'1 Deputment of Obltefrics ti Of~. Q. I a.ave M.a &alLlq W.. c.crol pllll for dM put ..._ ,..n. aee.&11 1 .... • daat Bridd 1eleaUJb flad a • IM:Weme• tf kM.lt ewer am.., plll·uen. Do I, la •• ~ • laAO rtM., .. ttlq &M1 dl ... se? .. ~ Tht !riti&b aaUdy to which you refer is hi&hl)' •ll*:t. First, it used a very small test group. 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Tlao proven power of combiDed estroeeD/J>l'QIDllel'ODC to fiabt 01tcoporoti1 ahou&d fat ou~ 1ny ~ lbout cancer risk.~ fractures and tbeir complications are 1 m~or k.ille of women, and uYlbina Ul81 can be done ao preveht their incidence lhould De vilof'oally punued. . • • • Q. I --. .... U.. America MMlal AIMcJaU. ... reeea•••• IUt Pall ....,. N tatn _., we _..,..,.. .. llY• ,..,.. 0... IMI .... 1 eaa eU....,. •1 _. *''" •1 a-ee...-.a! A. No. The Pap smear, a standard aynecol()Sical test since tbe late ·~ tests only for cervical cancer, a malianaDCY with a very sJow rate of &rowth. It does not, ~f 001~(.S Lori La Velie and Craia Crandall. both of Costa Mesa, were married in a March I 0 ceremony at the Newport Mesa Christian Center. The bride, daughter of Tom and Barbara La Velie of Costa Mesa, wore a gown of satin and re-embroidered Alencon lace fashioned with Victorian sleeves and a lace · edged scalloped chapel train. Kelley Ferauson was maid of honor and Tami La Veile. Jodi La Velie. Cathi Clampett and Barbie Marik were bridesmaids. The bridegroom is the son of Tom and Judy Cran· dall of Costa Mesa. Al Ada served as best man with Chris Crandall. Curt CrandaJI, Russ Lee and Dave Pisarski serving as ushers. Lori CruclaU After greeting 42S guests at a reception at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Cl ub. the couple left on a wedding trip to Big Bear and Palm Springs. They arc now living in Huntington Beach. She is employed by Meyerhors Restaurant and he is with the Santa Ana Fire Department. Nuclear •urnvora Georae Peppard and Dominique Sanda croa a continent ra•~ed bf nuclear war In "Damnation Alley ' toftllht at 9 on NBC, Channel4. I 111CK£ OF THE NOHT ~Gl.EA80N MOVIE * 'h "SNlll LaWie II o.d And Liv· Ing In New York" ( 1975) .i.nrill S..· ~ ':bw Scheider ** "Fllt-Wllldng" (11811 JllMI Woodl. Tim Mclntlte. -12:10- •auocaa -1:80- ())MOYIE •• '1ough ~ .. (1913) °""* Ouekl. Clrlerle Watlllnl. -2!00-1 E' NlWI Naf1WATa4 **'n "Brother Sun. Slater Moon" (1973) Gtaham Faulkner. Judi Bowk· er -2:*>- (C)MOYIE ** "Looker" (1981) Alber1 FlnMy, Jemea Cobwn -2:90- ®MOYIE **~ "Hnmet1" (1M2) Ff9deric Foo•t Peler Boyte. _...._ ~ = AHIJ THE MAN ••• "Pereonll a.I" (1112) ...... •Wnll igwey, Patt1ce Donnely. -a:ao- (!) FAmt • • llWQJI WB.IY, M.O. -1:41- Play boosts actress LO ANGELES (A P) -sit around waiuna for Actress Barbara Rush. than~ lo h1ppcn," 1hesa1d. noted mostly for her stacc "I will now be considered work in the past decade. 11 for the aood roles for suddenly aemna some women myqc. And I have aood film offers on the many, many tdcas for pro- . basis of Broadway-bound Jeets of my own:· "A Womanoflndcpcndcnt h was Ru b who SUI· Means:· acsttd to author Elizabeth Rush. now m her early SOs. ha~ had to tum down the tcmptina offers. but 1 n't worried "You don't ( Forsythe Hailey that her book "A Woman or lode· pendent Mc.ant'' would make a aood play. The play opens in May. -----------------____________________ ....._.......,....,__.._._ however, provide in(Ormatioo OD :o.otber type of female cancer, indudiq oqriu, wbicb · more "9neft than 111theother1)'11~ cancen put~-~ your 1YMCOIQli1t at least one a year. Whether or not you bave an annual Pap 1me1t ii usuable. However, there it no question that tall for other cancers should be made on an annual besia. • • • 4 Q. Cu Joata1 ....... UM fHWe ...,.. .. .ave 1y1a.m7 A. Some yean aao, there was speculation ~Ill caused certain 0111ns to drop at a futer thao rate. However, such claims have yet to be substantiated. It is known that jogjna can cau1e menstrual irrqularitles, this" due to the rapid weiabt 19'1 that can accompany any reaimen of viaorous exerci1e. Once exercise stops, the menstrual cyde usually will return to normal. Kehoe-Farmen Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa was the scc~e of the April 7 wedding of Tami Rae Farmen and Patnck John Kehoe. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Farmen of Costa Mesa and is a graduate of Estancia Hiah School. She is employed at Doheny State Btach. The bridearoom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. f.dward Kehoe of Santa Ana Hei~ts. He is a paduate ofNewpon Harbor Hi.ah School and is an employee of the McDonnell Doualas Corp. The couple plan to make their home in Costa Mesa after a wedding trip to Aorida and the Caribbean Islands. Borowakl-Secord Linda Louise Secord became the bride of Steven M_•rk Borowski in a March 3 ceremony at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach. The Rev. Dr. John Huffman Jr. officiated. The bride is the dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Secord of Huntington Beach. She is a araduate of Marina High School and the University of Arizona where she served as president of her Delta Gamma sorority chapter. She is now employed as a computer programmer. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Jane Borowski of Yorba Linda. He is a graduate of UCJ where be was a varsity baseball pitcher and was drafted by the Milwalkee Brewers Baseball team. He is now a stockbroker with Newhard, Cook &. Co. in Lon& Beach. A reception immediately following tfte ceremony was held at the Newporter Reson Hotel. After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the newlyweds are residing in Huntington Beach. 'GoOd movies' 12:iven second fife on cable By FRED ROTHENBERG UT......_.,.., NEW YORK -"Tender Mercies'' is one of those warm. intimate films that 101 lost at the theater box office but found a home on Home Box Office. It ranked 97th among the top-grossint movies for 1983 as compiled by Variety. Yet. in its firsuhowing on the pay-cable service March 18, "Tender Mercies" handily outperformed the network fare on ABC, ~and NBC in HBO's 13.5 million TV households, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co. "Quality films play proportionatelr better on cable, that's the experience of 'Tend.er Merc!es.'" said Ste".e Scheffer. HBO's executive vice president for mov1e acquisitions. "Tender Mercies." starring Robert Duvall as a faded country-and-western star piecing toaether his life, is up for best picture in the Academy Awards, which will be broadcast tonight on ABC. The film is reflective of many of this year's major-category nominees: small-scale productions. without mass appeal. Of the fi ve films nominated for best picture, only .. Tenns ofEndcannent" (16th but still rising in 1984) and ''The Big Chill" (2Sth) made the Top SO on Variety's fist of I 983's bi8'Cst grossing ftJms through last Dec. 31. The other nominees were .. The Right Stuff' (S6th) and "The D~sscr" (unlisted). In its nominations. the industry tends to reward seriousness of purpose, messaae and emotion. while the moviegoing public prefers fantasy, adventure. romance and comedy. Goin& into the 1983 Academy Awards, the 10 top-grossing films on Variety's list were .. Return of the Jedi," "Tootsie," "Tradina Places;• "War Games," "Superman Ill," "Aasbdance.'' "Stayina >\live," .. Octo- pussy," "Mr: Mom" and "48 Hrs." Among these, only "Tootsie" was deemed wonhy of a best picture nomination, and it lost to "Gan~i" laat year . "Historically, there's a bunch of movies in the Academy Awards that don't capture the imagination of the public.'' said Scheffer. "If those movies don•t do well quickly, the theaters grab the next available 01ovie to try and sell more popcorn." Scheffer said movies that get lost in that shuffle often find more receptive audiences in_ the homes. "One theory," be said, "is that a movie that is eve~y's third choice will act hurt because people just don t get to see it before their attention turns to the next aroup of movies released.'' Except for the blockbusters that set re-released or do well in videocassette sales ("E.T . .'' "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Jedi"), most films arc available to HBO about a year after their theatrical runs. That was the pattern wttb "Tender Mercies.'' and HBO's decision to broadcast the movie in March was made before the Oscar nominations were announced. When the mm received five nominations. the produccn tried to delay the cable release. to capitalize on toni.aht's exposure. . Scheffer said HBO would have complied, but the viewinc auldcs and promotional material for March. which included "Tender Mercies.'' already had been printed. This bothered the producers more th.an Scheffer. He said he believes awards have a nealiaible iml*t on ratin15. "Nominations mean vinualfy notbiQS. awards mean vinually nothins, •• he said ... M•rbe. winnJna eiaht or 10 awards would make a marainaJ daffereace." He said a movie's succea at the bol office is the paramount factor for success later on HBO, whkh ii why be predicted that "Tootsie'' would be "one of ourall·time hat . " (It's 1ehedulcd fot" di1ttjbution O"ft HBO nexf month.) Amons its advantqtt. "Toouie" is a comedy, has 1 bi111ar(Dustin Hoffman) and wuumasb bit with a lot of publicity. 1t also should repeat weU. ComeditS of\en do. In contrast ... Gandhi," even with its ciaht OICan, isn't ellpectcd to ruch wide audiences. With a predominantly forclJll cast. 11 is not a comedy, an advcnlW't&ap ora lovcstory. And n'a&ont.meaninaevH if people watch It once. they're unlikely to watch it qain. "Oandhi" will be on HBO thit fall. Scheffer said he e•pccted that "The Rtaht Stuff," comin1 to cable later this )tar. would improw on its P90f thcatncal pcrl'onnancc. The movie about the nrst amonauu 11 more than three hours Iona. Yet the lenath. which detcmd some film fant. may n0t be a . .,ut disadvantase in auractlna a flnM1me audieMC on HBO. "That'1 tht con~cnicncc factor or homc .. vicwina. '' hcffcr 1&1d. • a Fro. m Chekhovian tcriocomcdy io.. Las yep .. style revue. theaters aJona the Oranee Coast will be U&btifta up .uthil wftk as four new local stqe productions IO on the boards. The Che~ov piece is South Coast R.cperto_ry'a ' production of .. The Seaauu:· openina Tuesday, while the revue -an evenina of female im· ~rsonation titled T11 T ''lavender Follies" RUS ~ -arrives Wednes- ••••••lllii•••• day at Sebastian's West Dinner Plaj· houtc. Also openina Wednesday is .. Cloud 9" at UC Irvine while the comedy "Gramercy Ghost" bows in Fri~at the Huntington eeach Pla)'houtc. " 'he Seagull," the play which brought the pJaywriaht to... e, is directed by Sharon Ott, artistic d irector of the Berkeley Repenory Theater, while its cast includes John Driver. autpor of the new play ''Chekhov in Yalta," unveiled recently at the Newport Harbor Actors Theater. Others ip th~' company are Andra Akers, Thomas Hulce, Mary Beth Fisher, Ron Boussom, Noreen Hennessey, Art Koustik, Kay E. Kuter, Jaclc Mclauahlin-Oray, Annie Murray and Brad Zerbst. Perfonnances will be given nightly eXGtPt Mondays at 8 p.m. (7:30 Sundays) and weekend matinees at 2:30 through May 13 at the Fourth Step Theater,' §SS Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Call 957-4033 for reservations. "Lavender Follies'' comes to Sebastian's from a year-Iona engagement at Las Vegas' Fremont Hotel. The show's stars are all men doina impressions offamous show business ladies. The revue will be staacd Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sunda,)'s at I and 7 p.m. on an open-ended run at Sebastian s. 140 Ave. Pico, San Oemente. Reservations 492·99SO. Caryl Churchill's "Cloud 9" will be staged for four performances, Wednesday through Saturday, at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Studio Theater on the UCI campus. Robert Gropn is directing and tickets may be ordered by calling 8S6-6617. .. Gramercy Ghost" is the story of a women who inheriu an old house and the spirit who inhabits it. Xiomara Suro is directing a cast composed of Brenda Fuehrer, Jerry Booth, Steven Demers, Roben Westoff, Pat Mullins, Joy Wynne, Robin Price, Mark Chitjian, Bonnie Hurd and Erin Lord. Performances will be given Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 throu&h May 19 at the· "layhouse, Main Street at Yorktown Avenue in the Scachff Village shopping center. Reservations 832-1405. It's closing weekend ·for three productions - "Deathtrap" at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at the Mission Viejo Playhouse and "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe" at SaddJeback Colleac. •••••••••••• Geora• Wooda (~t) •laowa Jlm. R7an tile weapon Uaat wUJ be ued for murder ln .. Deathtrap .. at tlae u,una Moulton PlaJboue. Sunday at 3 p.m., in the maan theater on the Mission Viejo campus (83-~656). Elsewhere around the local footlight front. these shows are continuing their respective cnga.sements: · •"Man of La Mancha" at the Curtam Call Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real, Tustin (838· I 540). nightly except Mondays at varying times throuf)l May 6 .. •··Funny Girl" at the Grand Dinner Theater. 7 Freedman Way, Anaheim (772-7710), nightly except Mondays at varyin.g times through May 27. •"l'm Gettmg My Act Together and Taking It on the Road" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-SS 11 ){ nightly except Now Sinatra singing of LA LOS ANGELES (AP) - Frank Sinatra. who ex- tolled the Big Apple in "New York. New York." will soon rhapsodize about the Bie. Orange in "LA ls a Lady.'" Guild hOJJ.ors wilte.i;s Horton Foote's "Tender Mercies" took the aware! for the best original feature drama. Julius J. Epstein's screenplay or·· Reuben, Re- uben" won the award for feature drama adapted from another medium. It was taken from the novel by Peter -'De Vries and the play "Spofford " by Herman Shumlin. , Mondays at varying times through Apn 29. 1••1:.1-... lflo•,..., • .,_, Muam.TOUll •"You Know J Can•t Hear You When the Water's r---------·----·-·-·---· ------------ Running" at the Irvine Community Theater, Turtle Rock Community Parle, Turtle Rock Drive and Sunnyhill Road, Irvine (857-5496), Fridays and Saturdays at 8 and next Sunday at 2 through April 28. •"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'' at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2S01 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach (631-0288), Fridays and Saturdays at 8 through May 6. •"The Mousetrap'' at the Newport Harbor Actors Theater, 390 Monte ~ista St .. Costa Mesa (631-Sl 10). Thursdays through Saturdays at 8, Sundays at 7. until April 29. . From the flrat laugh, )Qll be hooked/ 1---NOW PLAYING---• ....... 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IU•a41 ....,, Wltfl .. ~ Awlrdl..........., .CllTA-.... IAI .... CAftlT1loUI --TH ..._ _________ ~ __ ..;._rr ____ -.. ....;;..." ____ _, Oscar nominee changes image By JERRY BUCK .,, ............. LOS ANGELES -Academy Award nominee AJfre Woodard said she was a little surprised when she was offered the role of the timid, loyal wife who gains strenJth throughout the American Playhouse drama "The Killing Floor." "I don't usually get to play the wife," she said. "I'm usually the person cast when they don't know what to do with the role. I'm not usually cast as a leading lady or the romantic interest. I'm usually the neighbor with a twist. "I don't do a lot of the 'Honey, dinner is ready' kind of thina. It's usually, •Honey, there's a bloody moon rising and 1 think I'm fOing to sacrifice the ducks.'" In "The Killing Floor," Woodard sws as Mattie Custer. who follows her Mississippi sharecropper husband to a job in a Chicago meat packinJ plant that opens its doors to blacks an World War I. There he becomes embroiled in the union's effort to orpnize the meat packers and the raoc riot that erupts when blacks and whites fight over jobs after the war. The drama, which will be telecast on public television Tuesday at 9 on KCET. Channel 28, also stars Damien Leake as her husband, Frank; Moses ~ rd Ounn as Heavy Williams, who refuses w.,.,..•_ · to join the onion and becomes Frank's adversary· Oarence Felder, a white union member who befriends Frank; and Ernest Rayford, as Thomas Joshua, Frank and Mattie's best friend. William Duke directed from a screenplay by Leslie Lee, based on a story by executive producer Elsa Rassbach. Tonight Woodard learns whether she has won an Academy Award as best supportina actress for her role in "Cross Creek.'' She played the housekeeper for author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlinas during her stay in the Aorida backwoods. Her role in "The K.illina Aoor" is a small but 1ianificant one. She is a woman who is suddenly exposed to the world and aains stren.th from it. "I imagined that Mame arew up with Frank and Thomas and at any point it was up for f.!bs which man she would end up with," said Woodard. 'But Frank was the one she was drawn to. She was confined to livina In the hills and never knowing what was over the horizon. When he left for Chicaao it pulled their world a pan." .. The l<.illina f1oor'' was filmed m Chlca10 last summer and "Cross Creek" was made the year before. Between those she had a regular role on the CBS series "Tucker's Witch.'' She said. "I stood around and answered the phone •nd pve the exposition that was needed to move the story alona." She also made i 11.1est appearance on NBCa "Hill Slreet Blues" and filmed another American Pla)'houee. bated on James Baldwin•a "Oo Tell It on the Mountain." "l prefer a film career, but 'Crou Creek'.,.... only my lb int film i.n l 0 yean of profesaional actina." she aaid. Her other films were "Health" and .. Remember My Name.•• She bu aleo appeared in several TV movies. Sht arew up in Tulaa, Okla .• and studied actina at Botton Univenity. "But the few choicct rvc hid In tllma ~re wonderfUJ and f'lllftllina.1 baven"t wanted mote commercial pictum. I've been IOUlht out by people with w:ry little money. t don't know bow I've supported m)"ldf, but I have. rve worked with wonderful a('tiats.on film and on the Staae, so l'\'e never ~lt wanlina a1 •n artist." She •id her Oscar nomination hat produced no job offtrs. "I wo"ld lmqine that if a prOjcct comes a&ona I would be c.on idcrcd sooner than I wouJd a ~r ..,;· sbe id. ··su1 I havtn't seen anythina fiom it. lrl wm it can't help but boost my career. t ~rd the nominauon as applause for what 1 did two ycan qo'•nd 1 can't expect it to open the future for me." ' r... 0.... t.. .._. .._,,... Piciloc'1 .._.. Dl UA ell-. 17Ml41 H1.oHS 413-'545 ffJ-OMI WltctltlttAcldt Aw1rd1 rtll •lllMllXliW'flNI 18990-4021 UA MOVIES 4 CISTA II.SA 546-2711 EOWS. 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WE RE 6-0NNA LOSE EVERY GAME WE PLAY F~ THE REST OF OUR LIVES ! l(-__ DE:\:\IS THE ~E:\ACE Hank Ketcham by Charles M. Schulz SORRY, MANAGER.. j TME FVTVRE 60T ~ IN MV E'<ES ! f f . b.y_ Tom K. Ryan , ' -. . ' ANSWW TO 11100~ QUIZ Q.1-lto'h v11laer1blu, a1 South you hokt: •Al c:i AllfNI O AK,4 rl'fMI biddlnar hu proc:Hdtd: 8Mdl WN& Ntrdl tM& l c:; •• , ... , ... t Wh1l ad1on would you Lake'/ 4 . -•}vu U we were playing nc:sal1vf double • this hand is loo lti\lribullonal to reopen w-11.h a double. Also. we would not opl lo bid llOm l! numtwr of ttiumond" -we tlon't 1nlroclur<' four urd minor' tu·tort' rt<b11ldinic wvl'n rnrd mJJOr' · h 1., -.1m ply tt mJUl'r of how many h1•;1ri' lo hill. and lhrt•t' look ' uhoul ")(hl ahhuu)(h w1· will for)(1V1· u Jump to t'ou r hNtrl '· Q.2-~t·llhl•r vulnl'r:thlc. as South you hold: • Q52 "J AJ!f3 v J32· • KQ6 The bi~ding has proceeded: SHth We.t Sorth E11t I + 1'111 I O Pu1 l 7 P111 3 i Plf• 7 What do you bid now ! SHOE BRABBLE ~'I ~Cl~NCE. a~t I? Aeo01 l~f. ~N A. -You have u elichl-ard flt,ln 1 major •ult. but that doe¥ not ~an that JOU •houlcl ro on to four hta~. With pertecUy balanced dlttributioft, you slloulcl •iae tht opportunity Lo deKribe your hand by bidding three no lrump. 1•artntr i• free Lo rt lurn to four htartt if his hand l' unbalunctd. Q.3-Neilher vulnerable. as South you hold: •Q52 J AJU OJ)! •KQf Tht• bidding has pr()('t•t><k>d: S.•tli Wttt Nerth t:Ut I • Put I 0 PUf I ? 1'&11 3 ~ Pate 3 ~T 1'1111 .. • PIH ? Whal do you hid now'! A. -Ev1•n t houl(h you hu v1• not b1·1·n 1•n1hu!>1a:.t11" purl nt·r has l'Xpr1·s~cd :tn inlt'rl'Sl in -ilum. llowt·Yl'r, with no control in dthn spades or diamonds. you should reject the overture. Hid four hearts. Q.•-As South. vulnerablf'. you hold: •KI01832 <::JK 07 •A8763 The biddinit ha proceedt>d: . 1'"~ !>UN I~ VE.IN 110T AKO vf.R~ 61& tf .q FOR BE1TER OR FOR WORSE Wtt& Nri .:.i& s..li 5 0 , .. , .. , What a(tlon do you Lake'/ 4 . -Ir W tit has his hand in your poc:ket, let him ro ahead ud pick It. Any actlotl I• too ri1ky, etpccially at thl• vulnc-rablllty. t:very once in a while an opponen t'• pl'fempl will att'al you bllad. Attt•pl that fa('t. and don't try to ht' 1 h1•ro on t•very hl*nd. Q.S-Both vulnnablt'. u :-ioulh you hold: +J854Z ~Q76Z 0 95 •73 Thi• h1dd1n)( l\;111 proc·t•t>dl'd: Weit North •:11t SHth l • Obie I NT Pan 2. ow. ..... ? Wh;1t al'tmn do you 1ak1"! A. -Firsl. parlner'i& doublt' 1s iitill for tnkt'out. St>cond. 1hi11 Is not lhe h;ind whert' you want to convert the dou· ble to ptnalties -your holding in the opponents' suit is rather anemic and yOtJ huvt' no other defensive strength. Bid lhrte hearts. Q.6-As South. vu lntrable. you a.o&d: • •AtH ~t 0171 •11111 The bMfdins ha• proceeded: s..&a. Wnt Nri t:.. •• , ... ·~ 1 0 ' Wh11t u tlon do you take'! A. -The ••'/ tbe biddinc bu devtlopf'd. you almoat wllh you hadn't opened In the first pl"tt. Thel'f 11 only ont way you C'U tf'll putn.-r you h.avt' a dt>ad minimum-pa11. If -yO.. doubit' to warn him not to bid on. bf will plily you for I "' l' murh 11tront t•r hand. 1n • C'ludinl( st rC'n~t h in tht : t•nt·my :iuit. Htw clo '" eMete th be.t tpe.U., lelMI? Claarle1 Gerea Illa• t-.e aatwer. For • topy of MWlui.. Optelq Lucie," 1ucl U .85 tt "Gwu·Le-41." eare of &Wt HWlpaper, P.O. IH !St, Nenroocl, N.J. 07648. Make ellffka payaW. C. New1· paperM.ka. by Jeff MacNelly IT T,\KES ME AN UOUR Of2 ~ w GE.T EW=K ro ~ cwCE. I Ge.r ro ~~~'€.. ~1f.Ni1~1~ f.~1VA~Jt. 1"~11~f, ~N ~1c,W> z.200,000.000,000.000, 000.000,000,0001'()1'(~ by Kevin Fagan ~----.... C:JIVE 0'2 1Ak'.£ ~ fE-.> 000'~. Tw1&r-1DRN-lwtSf-T~N 1-rs c.AN·CF\'J,t-1RS.Pfm"~ RND lJl>MPING ~lb K""""o T UP 11 by Lynn Johnston (G~~r:') CRNT-CANT// ' . I" -NoW I Cf\N-CAN ! -~ l .. ....._ --r>:~ FU~Kl' ftl~K.ERBEt\l\ OR. S~OCK • ~NINC>TO THI! OOf'MITOR V, CAAi.A GOe S 'TO THE6UITE~T OOOR WHILf AN VNHN'PY SUSIE GOES TOHER BEDROOM ' !pJ?.!~ <({i . ~ , by Tom Batluk ! I f l l J .. _by Geor e Lemont~ • • : • • ! • I . • # • # • t iJ . I . 1• jt I ) , • . . • ~ I ~ , ~. I i . • ' ' I . t I . > ~ I < ' . , I I I J • .-. •( . M ~- I• • ' ' ., Mercedes-Benz, which for- " merty stood virtually alone among automobiles, has a ~ reN and worthy competitor. The Continental Mari< VI LSC. That's the conclusion reached by automotive experts who, after driving it, made aome interesting observations. ':.\ substantial and gutsy de- parture ... designed to cteate a direct challenge to some of · the grNt Autobahn cruisers Of EU!CJP8:' -MOtOi Tt9hd .. --The Mark VII LSC ls~ to keep company with some .. very illustrlous touring .. machines. With an advanced, electronlCally fuel-Injected 5.0 liter V-8 or a reN European designed 2 .4 ltter Turbo Diesel. Another factor In the way this car moves Is its shape. With a drag ooeffi· cient of just .38, the flow of air actually helps It hold the road more sotidty. "We can't think of another car in this class, domestic or Imported, that has Its manners and comfort:• -Auto Week Those aforementioned road manners are due, In large measure, to an ~ectronically controfled air suspension sys-· tem. A technological advance offered.by no_other auto- maker in the world. Coupled with quick-ratio, pcMer·assisted rack-and· pinion steering, front and rear stabilizer bars, and nitrogen pressurtzed shocks, the result Is a unique combination of diSciplined handling and plush ride. , NO Tm FOIL Served 11-3 Mon . ..f'rt. Fresh Fruit, Cold Cuts, Cheeses, Wide Variety of Home Made Salads, Pizza. 2 to 3 Choices of Hot Entrees and Garlic Bread "Move '"over Mercedes and BMW, there~ a new show in town:· -Auto Week The single guiding phUoso- phy behind the Continental Mark VII LSC is this: That It be rewarding to drive, not just tide in. Its a philosophy that guided the engineering ~to~ aspect of this automobile. Its ride, per- formanoe, awn the way it looks. And for Celifornia, . Washington, Oregon, Alaska, 17502 Beach Blvd. at Slater Huntington Beach 11t4J 142-SSOS.,; classified ads phone 642-5678 and Hawaii residents, Mark VII LSC is even mom reward- ing to own. It comes with a three year or 36,000 mile · (whichever comes first) scheduled maintenance-and limited warranty. It covers virtually everything except tires, fluids, driver abuse, and accidents. The new Continental Mark VII LSC. You could buy a much more •pensive European equiV&lent. But why would you want to? ·THE 1984 CONTINENT1\t MARK VII tSC • \ ' .. - On the , • N!W YOAK (APJ AM t l Tod' .,, Adv~::r ~ =~--1 NYSE Lf A Of RS WHAT AMEX Orn NEW YORK (AP) Apr 9 AM EX L E~D E RS GolD Qur.ns That· s an apt description of both business and business people a long the Orange Coast. To keep track of where companies are gotng and which people are helping them get there.just watch ·credit Line' -everyday in th Business sec~lon of your new llilJ Pilllt ., :1 ii .7 .7 ·' Angels find. right. forniula for winn . . - Dose of Reggie, DeCtnces . Timely hinini was tbe~ suppll~ in the bottom ~fthc cited 1983 as the reason why. The An&el• finished in a tie e1ahth by Rod C.arew, Rcuae Jackson and OouJ DeC1nces for fif\h place, 29 pmes behind Western Division as the ~n.ls surv! ved a three-run Blue Jay upnsing in top Champion Chicqo. Jackson, mcanwbilt, •h.taN hit leCOGd IWOfn homer of the youna teat0n aftei sroundint out thfte iMDel. one of whicb was a double play. ~ n Tommy John does trick -CURT SEEDEN of the 1nn1n1 off Jim Slaton. . .. A couple of us were talkina btf9re the pme" 'If anyone bas doubts, Regje is back." said Angel f?cCin~continued. "Bec~useoflut year, everyone had1a Manaacr 1ohn McNamara afterward. httk bit of pressure on them and wejUll wanted to set off With ~arew on fint with. a one.out sin&le. Jackson to a g~ start. A lot of srcat teams never sot out of the caught a h1ah fut ball from reliever Roy Lee Jackson and .chute rilht away." .. Every day is a aew da)' to me and every :e· conc:entratma. • said Jecklon. "1lle first tune ~· I have been a littk uWoul. The iccoad h!M I bit die -~ .. ,,,.., ......... '.'.>I The Anaels used 11\ old formula to rid themselves of a nqging four.game losing streak Sunday afternoon. It n ctl1ed for three pans veteran hitters and one pan veteran powered it over the riaht field fence to get the Angels even • Indeed, the Angels seemed caught somewhere in the at 3-3. . middle of the chute, failina to hold on to slim leads and DcC1nces then cranked Jackson's next pitch over the sometJmcsjust failina to act timely hittina lhrough the fmt leO field fence and the An~ls had salva.lCd the final game six pmes of 1984. real well. The third 1ime I wu disappointed. The IVY (Inn Acker) is a sinker ball pitchtt and he made me ~bn bit pitch." , • Acker was a penciled an at the last minute WbCa scheduted staner Jim Gott couldn't answser the bell because he was suffttina from the nu. tcher. · E'nd result was a S-4 victory over the Toronto Blue ys before 24,095 at Anaheim Stadium. of th~ thr;ec-tamc series wllh the ~ky .~lue Jays. . • "We'll come back.•• added John, who missed his first This ball club has a lot ofability. noted DcCmccs, stan of the season because of the flu and admitted be was "and y~u·rc going to sec a lot .~f runs scored. What is-it.. the only at about 7S pcrc~nt Sunday. "We think we've gota fifth. sixth game of the year? longwaytogoand I think you'll be hearing from the Angels DeCinccs admiued the team has been pressing and for a Iona ti.,e in the future." The AnJCIS would have preferred Gou. •S The veteran pitcher was Tommy John. who carried U)e Anaels through the first seven innings in his first stan of '84 and left with the game at 1-1. Toronto'• Damuo Gucla sllda ander tbe-tae of Aneel mecond bueman Rob Wllfon• Sanday after atretchln& a Dlllr,... ...... ..,u. ... atnile into a doable-to lead ~1ame .. ~eta rallied for 5-4 Ylcfory and •napped a four-aame loeln& streak. Acker limited the Angels to an infield sinale b)' Jun Beniquez in the third 10ning until Jerrv Narron. Carew AAd (Pleae .. AJIOSL8/C2) Can Inkster . . hit jackpot? Rookie just a step from 1 million after playoff win By HOWARD L. HANDY ....... .,..,,.. RANCHO MIRAGE -Rookie Julie Inkster has never been to Las Vegas but it may be the most imponant visit of her life thlS week when she tries to become the first LPGA player in history to pocket SI million for' winning successive g<M tournaments. Inkster came out of the pack to capture the Dinah Shore Invitational under cloudless skies with temperatures soaring to 90 degrees Sunday before 20,225 fans at Mission Hills Country Oub here. The three-time U.S. amateur champion, who gained her LPGA card last August, outlasted Pat Brad- ley to win the $55,000 first prize on tbe first hole of a sudden-death playoff. "It turned out to be a pretty good day and l played really well." lnkstcf" said. "I get psyched up when the pressure is on.1 don't think 1 'would be here if I didn't enjoy it (pressure):' is going to be me winning." LPGA officials held up play when Bradley came to the 15th tee for five to seven minutes. The officials said this is a commoo practice when a tournament is on television and runping ahead of schedule. Bradley was obviously upset about the delay. "Television is very important but this tournament iS' very important, too," she was heard telling LPGA officials, "We were dela~ a bit and asked to slow it down from l S on." That's when she sta.rted having troubles. h took a 20-foot pun for par on l S. Then she bogeyed 16 afief" hitti~ tree with her tee shot. It's a self-satisfying day for Lee Lacy Bradley opened the day in a three-way tie forthe lead wuh JoAnne Carner and Dale EggeLing, She took command at the sixth hole and was tied when Inkster birdied 18. Bradley. obviously upset but a gracious loser. said: .. I played very well today but someone played a little bit better. My problems weren't today but on the first day when I shot a 75." At fl. a great chip shot to with.Jn a foot of the pin saved par, and then on 18 she hit another tree with her dn ve. Fortunately, this once bounced back on the fafrway and saved her from going into th_e water for a penalty. But she parred the hole and Inkster made a birdie to set up the playoff. Ex-Dodger helps Pirates gain their first sweep of Dodgers in five years LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lee licy says that it's not so much sat1Sfying to beat his fonncr team. the Los Angeles Dodgers, as it is to stan the new season with a flounsh for the Pit- l'lburgh Pirates. Lacy was concerned last year when ~e drove in only 13 runs, two in the Jjnal three months. and talked it over -.ith Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tan- fte r. "All he said was 'This 1s a new year,"' Lacy recalled Sunday after driving in three runs. collecting four singles and drawing a walk as the Pirates whipped the Oo4$ers S-2. The victory enabled Pmsburgh to sweep the three-game weekend series. the Pirates' first sweep at Dodger Stadium in nearly five years. "It's not self-satisfy ing just beating the Dodgers," said Lacy. who was starting for the first time in 1984. "It's great to come here and do welJ in front of your friends and original fans. "But the big thing. Chuck showed a lot of confidence in me." Rick Rhoden, 1-1. another former Dodger. earned the victory and Cecilio Guante picked up hlS second save. The loss left the Dodgers with a 1-4 record. their poorest start since 1980 when they went 1-5. The Pirates are 3-2. "We're just not scoring runs a nd o ur pitching hasn't been good," said Los Angeles Manager Tom Lasorda. whose club scored three runs in three pmes against the Pirates. "But it's JUSt the first week. We aU know it will come around ... Mike Marshall slammed a two-run homer in the seventh inning, his second of the season. to account for the Dodgers' only two runs. The big left fielder has driven in eight of Los Angeles' 14 runs so far this year. ··1 was just hoping to get something go10g." Marshall said. "I thought we swung the bat well the whole series, but we didn't get too many walks and tkiey didn't make many errors. And when you have to hit your way on, sometimes it's tough. I'm just looking at 11 that it's a long season." Fernando Valentuela had his sec- ond successive rough outing and suffered his second successive loss. In two starts. the Los Angeles left-hander has given up nine earned runs and 17 hits in nine innings. KAREEM WHO? LAKERS RALLY wno lo t their • third in a row, played twu distinctly different halves. In the first half, they hit 60 percent of their shots in blowing open a 72-55 lead. In the second half, they managed only 41 points. Ponland Coach Jack Ramsay says he isn't worried that his team's receot slump will have an adverse impact on the team's play in the playoffs. ,. "The plaroffs will take care of themselves.' he said. Wonhy, Bob McAdoo and Mitch Kupchak helped ianite the rally that caught the Blazers. Magic Johnson also had a key role in the comeback. finishina the contest with 25 points. . 12 assist!! and eight rebounds. Down by 19 points in the opening seconds of the second half. the Lakers outscored the Trail Blazen 20-4 over a 61/1-minute stretch of the third quarter to pull within thrtt, 78-7S. on a tip-in by Johnson with S:48 remain- ing. Los Anatlc which won its third straight and boosted its season record apinst Portland to 4-1, took the lead for the first time sinCt" the game's opening minutes on a thrtt-point play by Michael Cooper to make it 114-111 with 2: I S to ao. Kcl)ny ' arr. who scored 2S points to lead Portland, missed two crittcal frtt throws w'ilb 2:02 to pla)' and bis team traihna by three. He was five for 13 at the foul hnc and, in the KCOnd half. manqtd only vtn f'Oint Jim Puson chapped tn with 23 pointtforPonland. but only six in the tttond half. Lafayette Lever came ofJ' thr bench to score 16 for the Bla1cn t Chief among the Uodgers' slo"' stancrs is Pedro Guerrero. who signed a five-year, $7 million contract in late February. Guerrero has only one hit in 17 at-batS and has struck out seven times. "He is trying to swing too hard, he's upper-cutt10g, maybe he's trying to bit home runs." said Dodgers' hitting instructor Manny Mota. "He knows he's doing it, he's just trying too hard.''.,, The Pirates Jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first two inn10gs. Johnn)' Ray's bases-loaded single knocked 10 two runs in the first and Lacy's two-out-single scored Rhoden, who had doubled. in the second. On the playoff bole. Bradley hit her drive to the left and had an almost impossible shot against a hedge row. She bogeyed the hole and Inkster had a par to end the suspense. "I have to go back and work on the driver." she said ... lt's a shame 1t had to happen on that one hole ... Bradley had problems on the final four holes. "Yes. I had a sense of struggling the last four holes of regulation. But I JUSt took a deep breath and prayed a lot. Some da). 1t lnks1er, a 24-ycar-0ld Northern Californian, could win the S 1 million this week with a victory in the J&B Scotch Pro-am in Las Vegas. She wiJI have a second chance next year to win the same amount with a repeat victory here. "I've never been lo Las Vegas and never played golf there." she said. ''I'll just go out and play the course ... Eggehng finished the day with an even-par 72 and was third followed by Beth Daniel. Carner and Sally Little tied for fifth. Jane Crafter of Australia had low round of the day. a 6-under-par 66. The Pirates added an unearned run in the founh on Lacy's infield single that drove in Milt May and in the eighth, against reliever Carlos Diaz. Lacy drove in his third run of the day, singlinR home Dale Berra. Longshot pays off for Delahoussaye Jama Wort.by Jockey pulls off stunning upset in ·Anita Derby ARC.\ DIA (AP) -Eddie l.)c. lahoussaye once aga10 has surpnsed thb roughbred race horse followers with a stunning upset victor). per- haps enhancing his chance to become the first JOCke)' ever to "'in the Kentuck) Dcrb) three )ears in a ro"' Delahoussa)e. the 32-)ear-old nder from Lou1s1ana. piloted 32-1 longshot Might\ Ad' e~ry to v1cton unda) in the $302.200 Santa Anita Dcrb) to rekindle memon es of the 1982 Kentuck) Derby whe n he guided 21-1 lo ngshot Gato Del Sol home an unexpected winner. Last year 1t was unny's Halo. at odds of 5-2. who earned De- lahoussaye to victory in the Run for the Roses. On!\ three other jockeys in GWC, Santa Ana duel The South Coo t Conferen~ baseball race t1&htened consider- ably last week when both Orange Coast and Golaen West colle:g~ handed l~gue--lcad1na Santa Ana baclHo-back ddeats. And Tuesday afternoon. Coach Fred Hoover's Golden Wr t squad can do ii again when lhc Rustlers ptav ho t lo the Dons in a 2:30 sho~down. A Ru tier victor) combined with an Onlngt Coast win over host Ccmtos would leave OCC. GWC and Sant.a Ana ma UC for first With 11 pme to JO. "Of course these arc vet) 1mponant aamcs for u~ ... SI) Hoc>vcr "The "''>' our pitch1na and l\lttina have come around thoU&h makes us 'Cr) to u&h to beat. .. OoldCTI We t's team battina •vcrage 1 no"' abovr 330. and the Ru tlcrp1tc:h1na taffboa,t an earned run avareac hovcnnaaround the l.4S mark. Santa n bn'1~ a 13-3 rtt0rd mto the contest. Golden Wrs1 and OCC' arc at 12 Ccmtos 1s 1n founh plact at 10-6 CoachM1keMa)nc• OCC Pirate art rom1naoth 7·S~1n0Hr Cerritos tvrday ' the I 08-ycar h1stol') of the race have won 1w1ce in a ro"' and onlv one in the 20th cenlul). · The 471h edition oft he Santa Anita Derb~ pronded Delahoussaye with his first lnumph in that nch race. And 1t bnghtencd the propsect that he'll @.Cl the chance to nde in the Kentuck) Derb' "I don't k no"' "here I'll go with him nc,t." he said. "but he gives me some mort' opuons .. Thl' opponun1t1r!> inCTCaSed in the strt'lc.h dn"e of the I 1'lt-m1le race at Santa .\nua "'hen Might) Ad,ersaf'). 0" ned b' Lc~1ngton. K) .. horseman Felt' J "t1 oder. came on with a rush to pa~s I 1-10 f:I\ onte J>rc.c1siorust to win b) I '• IC"ngths in I :49 over a fast track Prec1s1onist finished second. a neck 10 front of Pnncc True Nc1thrr Prtc1s1001st nor Pnnce True 1s scheduled to go lO the "-.entuck) Derby. Fali Time, the SC'COnd choice 1n the betting. tinishtd a disappointing fourth in the field of e1&h t 3-ycar.olds. Might) i\dvcrsal') paid his fol- lowcn in the record Santa An1ta Dcrb) cro"'d of 63. I 30 1 whoppuia S66.~0 to win. S 14 to place and SS.20 to show ~"l 1onis~ nd~n by ns McCarron. retumedS3.80and$3and Pnncc True. nddcn b) Laffit Plnc:a). paid $3 60 to show 1\11 cntne camcd 120 pouods "cept Lift's Maiic. the only fill) entertd. who earned 11 S J>C?Undt. The' tctOI')' waH•onh SI 9. 700 for Yoder. ~hose coh had -.on JU t U3,4SO prevt sJ) It "' from a vtctory in that ratt that unny· Halo and Dclahou yt went on to the Kcacu ~ Dcfb~ On turd.a) at Santa nill, Gal&nl Vttt. S9. cl~ ~1th a nash for a I '~mile wan on turf over Mo,abat Febt in &he 18&.lOO San arino Handicap \ ' l N ft...,. ... E l l M80Un'IC* MO; -..a ..... .,am er woumoN °',.... llOAlm cw 11•arw OI' nm ..=..::~ '• ,._..,. ..... IMJA Mf-.ulTA WA,_ •NICT, C.4l11M OCUITY ----MQfllC co....., WATMVINT'UMl.IHC .• , ... OALP$~"9 Dea •••• '"··~ TO NMI AM ~ar .. 1 .. a ... 1-....,;c.. ~ ........ aM,IMN. ........ ITMIMtto••••l'TID ~-~-.............. CA. WJtl W •• , llO. tA" NII TMI .... a. CM' •W ·---.. -.-W... ~ tnc • c.Mtornia, ...e ll~Ofl Me ..... TMI T9m AND PL.ACS OP ~Or .. ...,._.....,._o... *'I~ lllld., .,.._ 231, ...... W le011CI TMIMOP IM47 Wine. CA. 121111 TMI ....._ • ~ bY-Ill\ ™• ~ 1e concruct.s b1! • WHEMM • ._ loerd of Dnctort °' the Santa Mwoarlta ~ COfpcwatton. W~ OIMrtct ....,_ to form an lmOtOWtMnt dletrlct pur.uant . RwllM Or09Wlld PtW ~. Vloe Pfealdan1 to lailitiona 38410 .. Mq. of the Wat« Code of the 8taM °' Tiile llMI '*" W llect...,.. IN Thia~ .. tlltd Mt!\ IN Ctlfornla; ~ Qartt of Or11199 County on County a.ti of er.,. COuMy on NOW, THEM,OM. the loerd of Dltectora of the Santa Merch511M ~ ,._cfll, ,.... ,..._ .. .,....,... W... 069tttc:t 00£8 HEREBY AESOlVE. DE· ~ ~ ~ Delly ~ er-. C011111 Oalw ~AHO OAOEA M followa: Piiot .... ---. 27. Aorl a 1o 11 1..,. -... Mardi 19 29 ·-2 1 1114 llCftOle 1. That It le the lntentton Of tN Boerd to form an -....... • • • ,.._. • \"OH ·,-..... tnlp~tdlMrlctwhhlntheSantaMaroatttaWewOtatrtctof 17•t-M :=J:::'°" of Mid Ot9tnct wNct\ wMI De beMMed by the ___ NlJC ____ TIC(____ NlJC ll)TIC( DISTAicf ~t~P.."':.o tr.:-. ::::s ~~~~~=~ ftCnnGUeWM U.8Tj11 Fl MT TM folOoMna pereona 1te Oo6nQ bu""-• MARQUIS CUSTOM COACH. 3933 81td'I St .. ~ BMch, Ca. '2841 WT A~. 90Cl1 Latcl'lwOOd. Huntington 8Mcfl. Ct 92840 Thia bu1ineM 11 conduoted t>y• 1111 Individual. "'i. WT AncMraon T~ ltatemenl WU filed wfth IN Col.lnty C*11 ol Otange Col.lnty on Ma.rch 16, 1984 P'M1,. Publltned Orange Coast Dally P110t March 27, Ap<il 3. 10. 17. 196'1 17•1·84 PlBllC NOTICE ftCTITIOUI 9U91NEll NA1111E STAff•NT The lollowlng petlOl'll are dOlng bullneil$ .. ACCESSORIES PLUS, 219 Wellesley Lo Costa Mna, Ca 92626 Michael J Howard. 1548·0 Adams Ave. Cosce M"•· Ca 82626 Ch1rles W Graham, 1548-0 Adams Ave. Costa Mesa, Ca 92826 Th11 busmess 11 con<lUC1.cl by • general partnership MtcnMI J Howard TP!IS sttt~I wts flied with tl\9 County C141t'1< ot Orange County oo Marcil 16, 1984 F2At170 Published Or•nge Coast Dally Pilol Maren 27. Aprll 3. 10. 17, t944 1740-8• Ml.IC fl>TICE ACTmOUI ._.. d19trlct fot Mid~ ...... •TATWT llC110ll 1. Ttwlt the pufl)OM for whk:t\ aakl lmprOYament The ~ petaot1 11 dOln9 dl8trict II to be formed and for which bond• mey be'-* I• tor ~ ... EAICAH MARKE'TIHO the acqu191tlon and conttructlOn of~· for the ptoductlOn, E:.;.~~i:i~E IMPORT IEX,OAT trwrnlaaton. etorage and dletnbutlOn of W8t« for IN~lon. ,.~ .......... domMtlc, lnduetrt.I and munlCIS* puf'C)OMe. tor the lanc1t and g~~lYorktown . ..,...t•-· lnhabltent• with the~ bounder ... of Mid lmptO~t KenMlh M. wott, 121 Yonctown, dletrlct. and the ecqul8ltlon and conetructlon ot wonc1 for the Cott• ....... CA. tH2t 00hc110n, treetrMnt and dlapc>MI of ttwlge. wute and ~torm Thi• bualnMI 11 conducted by: an *a1•, lncludlng irunk ....,., ....,. treatment. *ater recla~ Individual M Wolf metlOn tecilltlee. pumping •t•tlOnt. and lnctudlng all l•nd, ~:::'~ement wM tiled wtth '"-....,,.,.i. and o1her ptoperty neceMary therefor tor lhe landt County Clltll 01 Orange Col.lnty on and Inhabitant• within the ext«lor b<>Ondarles of a8'd lmpto~ Mtl'Ch 6 1944 ment dlttrlet and ror the acqullttlon of all of or part of the ' ,MO* operating fund• of Mid lmprowment dlltrlct (provided that the Publtened Orange Cout o.i1y total amount of tuch fund• to acquired lhall not exceed an Pilot M11ch 19. 26. Ap<lf 2. 8. 1984 amounl equal to the total oper•Ung eottt of Mid Improvement IS6!-8• dl1tr1et tor a t*O-~ period, u "tlm•ted by the Bo8/d or Director• or Mid Olstrict) and tunda fOf the ptiyment of every ---NSU--C-fl>_TICE ____ expenM or Mid Improvement dlttrlct which It I• prob•ble will be -----------Incurred •nd ~payable before the expiration of one year FtcTrnoua 8U8M•• lrom the completion of Mid wortc• (lnctudlng the lnterett on Nld NA• ITATIMeWT bond• wNch It due and PIYU>le prior to that date and tor whlctt T"-1o11ow1.ng per10n1 .,. dolnQ moneys of the lmptovement dlstrlct In the treasury of -'d 1>u11n ... u Ol1trlct or thereattet to be rec:.IYed by Mid Improvement dlatrlet MORIARTY & ASSOCIA TIES. trom an ...... ment prevlouaty leYled are lnac:Mquate) and the ~3~~7~7 w Birch St · Santa Aoa. Ntabllahmenf t of •II of the b9f'd r..-ve fund 1 04.lt of the p~~· R1<:hard Aotoo Moriarty, 20392 5 of the sale o aald b0nd1, and all expen ... n connection wnh the w siren St . Santa Aoa. ca 92707 authorlz•tlon and luuanoe of -'d bond1. EUQCIM H Moriarty. ..,.,,. .. SECTION s. That the Mtlmated expen .. of carrying out Mid abOv• purPoM la the amount of 1114,000,000 and It Is propoNd th•t ,,_ Ruth Mor1a11y, NIM at bond• for Mid Improvement dletrlct ehatl be IMU9d In aakl 1b011• amount. Th•• bu .. ,_.•• conoucted by • HCTIOH 4.. That ......ment1 tor carrying out Mid purpote Q9'*•I ptrtn«thlp and for the ne.,,....,..t of lald bond• and the Interest thereon lhaU Alchard Moriarty ,,_, ... _ .. Thll 1111~t wu t119d with 1n. be levied upon the lands In Mid propoeed Improvement dlatrlct. County Ci.rll of Orange County oo SECTION 5. Th•t a m-i> 1howlng the exterior boundarlet of March 8, t984 Nld propc>Md Improvement dlatrlct, which m9P .n.i1 govern for nieoal all details u to the extent of Mid proe>OM(l Improvement dlltrlct Published Orange Coatt Dlllly 11 on file wtth the Secretwy of the 0tatrlc1 and la •vallable for Pilot Ma1Ch 18. 26. April 2, 8. t9&4 Inspection by any peraon or per.an• lnteteated. ACTITIOUl llUllNlll t57344 SECTION I . Tl\9t Mond•y, the 18th day of April, 19S.. at 1he ~ ITATIMENT 1-----------hour of 2:00 o'cloctt p.m .• on Mid d•y 11 hereby fixed at the time The tonowmg l*'IOflS are doing Pl&.tC fl>TICE and the meeting place of the Bo•rd of Directors of San1a bu~;~ ~ELSON YACHTS. :µo8 P:ICTITIOUI au ... ll Margarlt8 W•ter Ol1trlct •t the Dletrlc1oHlce272~ Eut La Paz via Oporto. Suite 5. Newport NAME ITATIMENT Road, Mission Viejo. Callfornia, 11 hereby fixed as the place for a Beach. ca 92663 Tti. 1o11ow1ng per'°" 11 c1o1n9 hearing by the Bo•rd of Dlrectora of tald Dlatrlct on the Craig 8eechwllh 16810 Algon-blaloaa 11 quatlont of the formation of said proposed Improvement QUIO SI Huoltngloo 8"Ch Ca BORDEAUX MANAGEMEN T district, the extent 1hereof. the purp()M for which tald propoMd 92&49 CONSULTANTS, 7673 Stater Improvement district ts to be formed, the benefit to land• wtthln This t>usmesa 1s conouc1eo by an T, Huntington BMel'I. Caltf 92847 the Improvement dlltrlct tor carrying out laid purpoM or •ny ln<ll\ll()ual Jan•I Sue SchuHlu. 263 t"'-· I I .._ t -."" Th ·-•... I __ ... CRAIG BECKWITH LAv.,ne o '""' matter re at no to t.... or_..,..ng. · at at __, t me .,.., This statement was 11190 witri the 1, Long 8eecfr. Calli 92683 place any person1 lntereated, lnc:ludlng all peraons owning land• County Clerk of Orange County 00 Thi• bU9lneM Is oonduct9d by 111 In the Dlatrlct or In said propc>Md Improvement dlatrlct, may Marett 6. 196'1 1odhllduaJ -i>pear and be heard. JaMI Sctt""'9f SECTION 7. That the Secretary of the Board of Olrectora la F240217 Publtsl'led Orange Coesl Dally Pilot March 19 26. April 2 9, 196" t559-44 Nll.IC NOTICE FICmlOUS IUllNEH NAME ITATIMINT Tile lollow•no pereon 11 d01ng business as WCMI PETROLEUM 4000 Birch SI • 118 Newporl Beach CA 92660 Robert B Hobbs 9 t6 Ata.91Jlco St Laguna Beactt CA 92651 ltt1s 1>u11ness 1s conducted by an md1111dual Robert 8 HObbl Tilts statement was ltled wllh tile Counly Clerk ol Orange County oo March 8. 1984 f240il10 Pubhshed Orange Coast Dally Pilot Marc:n 19 26 Aprtl 2 9. t9M 1567-84 P\8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUllN£1S NAME STA TfMfNT The lollow1og persons are doing OUStnMS as AMERICAN MERCHANTS. 2424 Newpon Boule\ll rd, Suite t33. Costa Meta Ca 92627 Georg e C Fortner 2040 Phalarope Court Costa Mesa Ca 92626 This t>uSlness 11 cooducteo by an 1nd1111dua1 George C Fortner This statement was f1ieo with the County Clerk ol Orange County oo M1rctl 8. 198<1 P:24CM21 Publtsl'led Orange Coast Dally Pilot March 19 26 April 2 9. 11184 1574-84 Nll.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUllNHI NAME ITATE'MfNT The lollowtng pereon Is dOtng bus1oesa as· (Al HOWARDS GARDENING SERVICE. (B) HOWARD LANO· SCAPE SERVICE. 10630 La Rosa Lo Fouotaio Valley, CA 92708 Steven Howard Hertz, 10630 La Rosa Ln . Fountain V•llWf, CA. 92708 Tn1s busmen 11 cooducted by ao 1nd1v1dual Steven H Herlz This Slatemenl WH llled Wlll'I Ille Gouoty Clerk ol Or1nge County on Marcil 6 1984 F2AO'l10 Pubhsneo Oreoge Coast Daily Pilot Marcil 19 28 April 2 9 t944 1563-44 PtellC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUllNEH NAME STATIMeNT Tile lollowmg pereona are dOtog ou11oess as APOt_LO CONST & INTERIORS CO 25 Hetmosa Ir vin• Ca 927 t4 Dave A Pack 25 Hermosa. Irvine. Ca 9271<1 Th•• buSlne1s 11 c.onduct.O by an md111Jdual Dav• Pack Thll statllfT\41nl WIS !tied Wlth tile County Clerk ol 01ange County on March 6 198• FMOU7 Pubhslled 011nlj14! COHI OaHy P1101 M•rctt 19 26 APftl 2 9 t98 .. 1577 -84 P\B.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUllNlll NAME ITAffMINT Th4' follQwtng pereons ,,. do+no buSIOIH ti LI TTLE BUDDY RECORDS 178 t2 Lot Alamos Fountain Valley CA 92708 Larry David Jann Ill 178 t2 Los Alamoe Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Richard Otvld Snow. 17 8 12 LOI Al•moa, F'ouotaln Valley, CA 82708 Thia ~,,.., 11 conducted by a o-neral pltrtMl'll'llp l atry Oavld Jon. 111 Th11 1tatemenl ,,.,.. 1119d with 1"- Couoty Cl«ll of Or~ C0\11'11y on March 1 1984 Thia 11atement wu flled with the hereby ordered •nd directed to cauM notice of Mid hearing to County Cl«1' of Orange County oo be given by publishing a copy of thl• resolution of Intention In the Mii t8. 1984 '2otUIO ORANGE DAILY PILOT. a newtpapef of general circulation Publi.hed Orange Coaat Dally published In the County of Orange. once • week for two Pilot March 26. Apfll 2. 9. 18. 19&4 tucc:easlve week• pursuant to Section 6066 of the Gov«nment 1706-eA Code, the flrtt publication to be at leut fourteen ( 14) d•YI prior to the time fixed for the hearing. Said notice thatl .iao be~lven PUBl.IC fl>TICE by posting a copy of saJd re.olutlon In three (3) public .oee ----------within said proposed improvement district for at leut ( 1 ) dayt P:ICTfTIOOI llUllNEll NA• 8TATIMINT The IOllowlng pel'SOO IS d04og bullneN •• COASTAL EQUIPMENT COM· PANY. 6552 Parll Ctrci. Hunt-ington Beacti. Calif 926" 7 prior to the time theed for said hearing. Said notice lhall also be given by malling a copy of said resolution to the peraons specified In Section 53521 of the Government Code at least fifteen ( 15) days prior to the date fuced fOf said hearing. ADOPTED, SIGNED ANO APPROVED thl1 19th day of March 1984. Thomu Alvan Judkins. 6552 Pa111 Clrcle, HuntJngtoo S..Ch. Ctlll 92&47 Thll buSIMH II coodueted by an lndl\lldual Thomas A Judkins (SEAL) ATTEST· Fritz Stradling Don B Sc,hone President of the Board of Directors of Santa Margarita Water District Thlt llllem9nt was llled wllh the County Clerk ol Orange County oo Secretary ol the Board of Directors '24117' of Santa Margarita Water District Mai 16. t88<1 Pvbltthed Orenge Co11t Daily ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA ) Pilol M81ctl 26, April 2, 8. 16. t884 ) SS 1709-84 COUNTY OF ORANGE ) I, FRITZ R. STRADLING, Secretary of the Board ol Olrec1ors of P\B.IC fl>TICE · 1he Santa Margarita Water Distr ict, do hereby certify that the -----------foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Board of Olrec1ors '~~A~=-~· of aald Olatrlct ate regular mee11ng of said Board held on the TM fot!Owlng person 18 d0ff1Q 19th day of March. 1984, and that It was ao adopted by the bullneu as followlng vote: FIBERFORMANCE. 7272 Saturn AYES: DIRECTORS SCH 0 NE . B 0 ULT St uM K. Hunttngtoo Beach. Calif. INGHOUSE . MOSHIER 926"7 VAN DAM. MOORE Chan.s R Seymour Jr . 2053 t NOES: DIRECTORS NONE Monttuker. Huntington BHch. ABSENT: DIRECTORS NONE Ct llf 92646 F 1 S dll This 1>u1lnftll 11 conduct.cl by· ao r tz tra ng lndlvldual Secretary of the Board of Charlel R s.ymour Jr Directors of Santa Margarita Ttlil statement was tiled with the Water District County Ct«k ol Orange County oo (SEAL) Mar t6 1984 ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA ) FM1112 ) ss Publtsl'led Orange Cout Dally COUNTY OF ORANGE ) Pilol March 26· Aprll 2· 9· t~7d:.~~ I, FRITZ R. STRADLING, Secretary of the Board of Olrectora of the Santa Margarita Water Oiatrlct. do hereby certify that the ---.. ---•c_11n_Tl_CE ____ above and fOfegolng Is a full. true and correct copy of RESOL-___ ,._UUL1 __ nu _____ UTION NO. a..3.3 of said Board, and that the same has not been P:ICmlOUI llUl*Ell NAME ITATIMeNT The lol!Owlng pel'aOnl Ir• dotng bullnet1 u TEXTILE MARKETING SYS -TEMS. 438 8 Main St . Huollngton amended or repealed DATED; March 19, 1984 Fritz Stradhng Secretary of the Board of Directors of Santa Margarite Water District Beach. C1111 92648 Bruce Craig O'Neal 221 N Vlo• (SEAL) St Aoan.im. cam 92805 Publlshed Orange Coast Daily Pilot April 2. 9. 1984 1765-84 HuollOglon Beach. Calll g2648 Nll.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE Karyl Aob41rts 438 B Maio St I Tnis bu11neu 11 conducted by • -----------g-•I p1rlMrSfltp FICTITIOUS IUllNfSI Bruce C o·Neel NAME ITATIMINT Ttt11 1111emen1 waa Ill.cl will'I the The lollowlng persons 111 doing County Clerk ol Cringe County oo bus•neu as Mar 16. t98<1 SOUHHANO PROPERTIES F241171 MGMT CO . 24 712 C0<ta Cr•1t1, El Published Orang• CoHt Dally Toro. CA 92830 P1101 M1rch 26. April 2. 9 t6. 1984 Kelly Archway Co rpor1t1on. 1710·8" 24 712 Corte Pr Ht a El Tc><o, CA Nll.IC NOTICE "CTITIOUI 14JllHHI NAME ITATIMENT The follOwtng perlOOS tr• dotng bu11neu ti ORANGE COAST DRAPERIES. 1539 Monrovia 8, eo.11 M .... Calif 92683 92630 Thi• bu-'nUI 11 conducted by • c0<portt1011 S G Arehuleta, Prn1denl Thi• statement wu flied wtth Ille County Cle1k of Orano-County oo Msrch t6. 188• ,,.,,,, P:UCM24 Publlshed Orange Coast Dally Publlm.d Orange Cout Dally Pilot March 28 Apr11 2 9 16. 1884 Pilot MarCl'I 18. 28. April 2, 8, 18U t7 t6-84 1576-84 Mary Olet"d• Garcia. 5504 Way-man Aiverli<M. Callf 82504 t------------"------------Juan1ta Froel 7310 Lydia. Rivet· 11de Call! 8250• Tl'ltS bullMIS •• conduct.cl by • 09"9(tl plf'l"9flfllp Mary 0 Garcia This 1111am.nt was ttled wtth IM Covnty Cl«k of Orange County on Mar t6 19&4 'Mn17 Pubhtlled Orange Cout O.uy Pilot Mt'f'h 28 April 2 9, te. ttt4 1711·&4 Ml.IC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI au ... 11 NAMI 8TATIMIHT Th9 l()ll()w4ng S*IOnt are doing bu&ln9 .. •• THE FL.OWFR fXPR2SS 1& tea Sta<CX>lld Str.., 01tden Orovw Cet1t. 9'&43 S111roo Kay Vttbl•. 16 t82 St~td Str .. 1. Barden Or0¥9, C•lll 87&43 Good for you! Classified advertising 1s your best choice for help tn selling the items you no longer need It s Qui c k and 1nexpens1ve n.12 PublllMd Orange COHt Deity Pilot Match 19 28 Aprlt 2. t. tH4f 15"-84 Ptult &u• H•rn-"Oei. 1aSt ----------1 htk'-Y St . Aoan.im. c.Ht 9290<t ln•ex•pen•elv• • 'Clf'I lk ·~ llvl not l'ltgh '" price 1ea1onaD lt C.lt•t1ll4td ..., .... ed\11f1 lflf'l0 Clusltled Advertising 6'42-5671'1 Thlt butl""t 1e ~9<1 bY I 09'* .. pMtN'llllC> 81\tfon Key v.,1119 Tlllt tt11.,,,..,1 ..,.. fll«t w4ttl the Covnty Claftl Of Oteno-County on Mar HJ t984 ,,..,,. P11bllehed Ofang9 Coat! Delly PllM MaTch ?ft Aprtt t t ,., tff4 111'·14 ... Moriisjust defied fan jinx attempts to toss no-hitter P'fOID AP 41apeldtt C HICAGO-Baaeballisaprntfil&ed Ii with supmtitions, but Jldc Morris defied them all while phchins a oe>-bjnu. M<>rria. a 28.)ur-okt De1roiJ TiJm,' npt .. bander who won 20 pmes last KUOo. lauafled at the fana who tried to jinit him in the process of burlina his 4-0 mastetpiece Saturday apin11 lbe Chicaio White So~ ··They staaed ltanang out of the standsand 11yiq. ·Morris, you aot a no--hitter JOin&. • I auest they were tryin, to Jinx me:· said Moms. ''But I'm not supentitious, so 1 holle~ back at them and said, 'I know it.'" Then Monis, backed by Chet Lemon's two-run homer in the second inning. went a,gainst the very core of all of baseball superstitions. He not only mentioned the no-hitter in the duaout. but told P,itchina coach Roger Craig "Ro.ser. I'm aoina to get it. ' That was after he had aouen through the ei&hth inning. when a great play by first baseman Dave Bergman on a smash by p\nC'h batter Jerry H=iitston helped preserve the no-hitter. .. When I said it,'' said Morns, "I was half cocky and half jokin$ and I was tryinJ to break the tension.' Moms. who walked six and struck out eiaht. said he knew from the fifth inning on that he had a no-hitter gOIRf. ·usually, I don't get that far into a game with a no-tlitter," said Monis. who in 1980 pitched a one-hitter against MinnCJOta. "Yes, r remember that one. Rob Wilfona got a bloop hit in the first inning." said Monis. Philly rallies for USFL win C.•d F•1laa threw an I I -yard touch-EiJ down pass to Willie C.lller with I :40 left i_-• Sunday as the Philadelphia Stars re-:.W bounded from a IS-point halftime deficit to beat the Arizona Wranglers, 22-2 I in a United States Football League game. Playing without the injured ltelvm Bryut, the l~uc's MVP last year and second-leading rusher this season, Philadelphia fell behind 21-6 at llaJftime. The victory was the founh strai&ht for the Stars who improved their record to 6-i and \ept the Stars in a first place tie in the USFl..'s Atlantic Division with the New Jersey Generals, who topped the Memphis Showboats 35-10 .... Jn the other USFL game Sunday, Tim MauettJ's field goal with 12 seconds left gave the New Orleans Brea.Jeers a 27-24 wm over the Pittsburgh Maulers. In New Orleans. Pittsburgh quanerback Glen Caruo, enjoyed his best day as a pro. and the Maulers led 24-17 with 2:46 left. But Joluulie Walto• marched New Orleans 80 yards in 62 seconds. passing 4 yards to CbarUe Sml&ll for the tying touchdown. The Breakers, now 6-1. forced the Maulers to punt and Walton took just five plays to drive his team from its own 36 to the Maulers' 24-yard hne to set up Mazzeui·s game-winning kick . . . In New Jc~y. Brtu Sipe fired three touchdown passes and Maurice Carthon ran for 104 yards and one touchdown to lead the Generals, 6-1 , to their third straight Wln. Memphis fell to 2-5. Canhon made up for the absence of Henchel Walker. who sat out the game wtth a shoulder re-injured in Los Angeles last week. Williams leads prep All-Stars LOS ANGELES -Forward John m Williams of Crenshaw High in Los Angeles scored a game-high 27 points and pulled down a game-high 16 rebounds Sunday night to lead the West All-Stars to a 131-106 victory over the East All· tars 10 the seventh annual McDonald's All-Amencan High School basketball game. Guard Troy Lewis of Anderson. Ind., added 18 points for the West. which led by a narrow 91·87 margin after three periods of the game. played before a crowd of I 0.214 at Pauley Pavilion. Guards Gary Grant of Canton. Ohio and Delray Brooks of Michigan City. Ind .. added 16 points apiece for the West. Forwards Roger McClcndon of Champaign. Ill .. and Chns Sandie of l.ong Beach Poly. contnbuted 15 and I 0 points. respectively. for the winners. Sandie also had I 0 rebounds. Williams played only 22 of a possible 48 minutes in earning Most Valuable Player honors. He made 13 of his 22 field goal att~mpts and also had four assists and two blocked shots. The bot De1roet TF"s continued to Ii roll with a 7-3 triumph' tWer: \be Cbic:alO Whitt So1. while Beltimorc i.ad Mil· waukee Rmained wiolea after Suoday'1 Amttican l.ealue buebe.11 action . • • Rookie.....,. OarlaeJ drove in three ru.n1 with two doubles 11 lbe Tieen completed a swee-p oflbeir weekeGd lericl with the defeodina American Leque Wett champions ud improved their record to ~. The defeftdjoa -otld ch•m · 8'llrimore Onoln. meanwbile. loet to Minnesota 7-3 u IQcUJ llaldler' coUCC\ed four hill ud knocked In three runa. Jlm PmhMr IOM hiJ first start of the 1eUOn1 aiviac up four runs and seven hh1 in ro.r inn.in.,, as the Orioles lost for the fourth time tttis season . . . The Brewers. considered anothtt of the Al's 11t0nant team~~ ped to O.S under new Manqer ke.e Ladlemua wilh a S-4 Iott to Scanle as J ack Pera.le •a.:• rapped lhree sinaJes, sc:ored three runs and drove in one . • • Orluft Sudlel dumped a pop double in short center field with the bates loaded in the eighth inning, scoring two runs and Uftina Kansas City to a S-4 victory over Oeveland. Dan Quisenberry pitched the final innina for KC and recorded his ~nd 5'Ve of the young season . • .. DoD Mae&.l•llY'• pop fly double down the left field line, tlis founh hit of the game, scored Omar Moreao in the I 3th innina to boost New York to a 4-3 victory over Texas .... Davey Lopea singled home a run during a sjx-run first inning outburst and belted a two-run homer in the fifth as Oakland rolled to a 14-2 victory over Boston. Barker. Hubbard lead Brave. Lea Barter scattered four hits over 611> Ill innings and Gina Hlibbanl aot his first two hits of the season Sunday, the second a solo home run in the sixth, leadina Atlanta to a 6-2 victory over Mo ntreal to hiahliaht National Leque baseball action ... In other -..mes, E4NM Mil8er'1 two-out single in the I I th inning drove in Paal Hnae-.01der to cap a two-run rally and Jive Cincinnati an 8-7 victory over Philadelphia. . . . Sbormor._~ Templetoa'• IOth-innina error allowed Sae.e to score from second base and Ry.e SuAerc added insurance when he tripled and stole home as Chicqo beat San Diego, 8-S .... David Greea drove in two runs with a homer and sinaJe as St. Louis rolled to 9-3 victory over San Francisco. . . In a niJht pme, Ge.r1e Foa&er'• two--run single and three hits by Darryl StrawbeJTy led the New York Mets to a 3-1 d~ision over Houston. Aatroa• Thon bit In bead HOUSTON -Houston All·Star --. shortstop Dickie Thon suffered a fracture above ha.s left eye when he wash.it by a pitch from Mike TorTCZ of the New York Mets Sunday night, the Astros said. Thon suffered an inferior orbital rim fracture of the bone over his left eye, the team said. Thon was taken from the field on a stRtcherafterbeinghit with Torrcz's first pitch in the third inning and was admitted to Methodist Hospital. Socken blitz Coemoe. 10-4 SAN DIEGO -H ugo Perez scort1 m three goals and Ade Coker added two more Sunday night to lead San Diego to a convmcing 10-4 victory over the Cosmos and give lhe Sockers a 2-0 le.d in the Nonh American Soccer League indoor championship series. The best-of-five series continues Wednesday night at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. Game four. 1f necessary. will also be played at the Meadowlands on Thursday night. If a fifth game is needed. 1t wtJI be played next Sunday night at the San Diego Spon s Arena. Laguna Hills• Arclero wins DEVORE -Frank Arciero Jr .. of II Laguna Hills. and Walker Evans of Riverside completed sweeps of the week- end Sunday in the Nissan Off-Road Classic. Both drivers won a total of fou1 races Saturday and Sunday, earning them overall weekend titles in two classes each in the event run over a four-fifths of a mile course at Glen Helen Regional Park. Televlalon, radio TE LEV II ION No events S<:heduled. RADIO 6 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: LA Express at Denver, KLAC (570). 7:30 p.m. -8AIE8ALL: Chicago Cuba at Dodgers, KABC (790). ANGELSWIN . • • From Cl Ben1quel came up with consecutive singles m the fifth to take a 1-0 kad. Toronto tied 11 1n the seventh when ChfT Johnson doubled wnh two o ut and Jesse Barfield sin&led him ttomc. Toronto then triggered what looked like another late-inning nightmare for the Angels and their rclieven by scoring two runs off Slaton on a two-run double by Damuo Garcia which hit the chalk on·the left-field foul line. That St"t the st.age for the Angels' 5CCOnd come.from-behind victory of the season when Jackson and DcCmces jumped on losina pitcher Jackson. "It was hard for me to concentrate with everyone yelling 'Rcyie. Reggie.' But I wasn't trying to _hit a home run. I JUSt wanted to hit the ball in the air," DeCinces said. Jackson had the same idea: "I was look.ina for something I could drive and the ball was up in tbc strike tone." NHYC's Drayton wins Phyllis Drayton ofNewpon Harbor Yacht Club i• th.c new lesset of the Goldie Joseph Perpetual for Sabot aailon ovcr40. Ora)'lon won the ttopb)' b): dtfcatlna 17 nval1 Saturday ln Lido lslt Ylcht O ub s Adult Sabot Reptta Vrhich drew 23 entries 1n two div11ion Winner in the under 40 division wu Nicki Scardone of Balboa Ya.chi Club. &ardont defeated four other sadors an the d1vis1on. The Naples Sabol is an 8~foot pram that is popular as a tra1nin1 sailer (or younpttn. h as pankulalry tncky to sail for adults. Other trophy winncn in the over 40 dlvilion ..,ctl: Nancy KJ kc, Newpon Harbor YC~ 3. Don PrOul, Ba YC -4. Many Lockney, Ltdo Isle YC; .S Don Bcnedi UY(" Jo ph, donorof1hc trophy. ls one of the top w me -'8itort 1n Southern Cahfom.ia. both an ltTilll bolu and in tarar 0tt1n nK"ll\I )Athll ' I ' 11. MAJOR L•AOU• STANOtNGS Amtrtcan u..ue OIJ&llncl S..!llt K1nM1Cllv Minne'°'' TtUI A1191h Chlceoo WHT OfVlllON W L • I • I 3 2 3 2 2 3 2 • I 3 •AST DIV1SK>N .. C1. Ga ..IOO .IOO "°° "°° .400 . :w .250 1 I 2 2'n 211'1 Detroit Cltvtte "lf Toronto 8<111on New Yori! l•lllmC>l't Mllw1ullH s 0 l/lCIO 3 I .7SO 3 2 .600 3 3 .soo 2 • .333 0 • .QOO 0 s .000 SUNlaV'• sew" Allella S, Toronto • Mlnneaot1 7, B1tllmof't 3 Ottrolt 7, Clllcloo 3 K1nuia Cllv 5, Cltvlllncl • Ntw York •. Tuu J ( 13 lnnlnoal 0.kllncl 14, Solton 2 Slllllt 5, Mllwl\lllM 4 TldlY'a~ 1"1 2 2'n 3'n •V> s Toronto CCllncv 0-01 11 O.kl1ncl (Con· rov 0-1), n TlleMllV'a Gll'lllH Mllw1uk" 11 ........ 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U EXACTA 13·6) O•ld '20.IO. n ~E•,•CT SOL 11+1-2-3·3) oeld Sll,121.IO wllll 1111 wlnnlno tlc1ttt1 11111 hol't11); 1>1ld S44SIO wllll 100 wlnnlno Ik kela (flvt llorMS) TINTH llAC•. Ont milt oect. A1>1tev'1 Brotlltr (Sltll) 7 00 l 20 2.20 Doctor Don (Plano) UO 2.20 Tiit Como1nv'1 GOid (Vllnclnontn) 2.20 AllO ri ced Hurrlc1n Roux, JoMnv Mac, Fro1tv Ski-. MIPlt Gemt. Hunltr'I SlllOOw. Tlmt. 2-00 3/S 2 EX ACTA (7·4) 1>1ld Sii IO Slnh MIA SUNDAY'S llHUL TS ''°"' .. " .... tltwwtNlrtd ~) ,ltUT ltACE. ' lur1ono1 Pa111111try (OrftOI) 17 20 I IO I 00 Clnlotovt ISlt>IMt) 14 IO tO 60 Nucltar (Ptdrora) 11 '° Alio raced: D'flltlllltld, Tiie 81oat Kid, F1mllv FOll, 0 1Cldv Lonoltoi . Swl1ll'1 Wind, Gr~. l"Cflan O .. Liii e RI~. Time: 1-10 21 S. SECOND llACI. ' furtonoa Hnd1rnt Pck191 CFrdzl S.40 3.60 UO Lauolllno Bov (McCerrOfl) 470 3.20 Sltl Racer IV11tn1~a) 4 20 Al•o raced: C•llt>onoa. Or Vlctorle, Et Jltltl, Ollubo, Slaff Commander. Time: 1109 l/S n DAii .. y DOU BL• ( H1) oeld 547.60 THIRD llAC•. Ont milt . Jullet'1 Prldt (Vlnzt) 10 20 4 40 3.40 811n B111 CPlncevl 3 60 2 IO Quell Pink ILIOlle rnl 3 00 At10 raced· T1t>ert, S11otgun Wittie, Carrlu o, Amealng Soort Time I 36 415 FOUttTH llACI. I 111• mlltl CrOHO (Ollv1rtal '40 l 40 2 40 Ptllru (Bliek) • 00 2 IO Nlolll Mover tl>tll11ovnv11 2 40 AllO raC9d Ml tell Wlnntr. Ciiio 0 ' Lerk, Ftffhofoe Mlrlntr Tlmt: 1.42 .,~ lS EXACT A (4·•> oelO SS5 00 "'™ llAC•. •'n lvrtono1 Pro•otrOVI (Of\IM) 4 IO 210 Et>onv Bronu (OllvarH) 310 Qu1n1um L110 CP9drozal 2 40 2 40 300 .41ao r1Gld: for'kl, Pellln, Air Poc:lltl, Prlnct!v F 191\ter Arunno. SCOREBOARD Time: 1:15 2/S. ... •UCTA (M ) N ld $)7.50. MXTH tlAC•. I I/ 16 milft. KOlhare CValtnaut11) UO 2.10 2 40 Bllllltln (PinQv) •.40 UO YOV'ra MY LO¥• (C.owo) uo AIM rlCld~ Plfll Row, Creon, As He PIMMd, ltOfl'I Ortem. Timt· 1: .. 4/~ s•vaNTH •ACE. , • .., hwlone•. An1lrulntr (Plncev> 3.00 :uo 2.20 OvtrOIY (Vattnlutll) JJO UO Gotdtn Fl ... (Cordero) UO AllO rlCld Good Finial!, Sl>ffd of Music, D1nctt>e1, Shefttf Muir Tlmt. I IS 3/S lS EXACTA (3·7) oeld S2'.00 EIGHTH llAC•. 1 111 mlltl Monty Adv"v (OIVM) U.20 1•.00 S.10 Prtcl•lonllt CMcCarronJ 3 IO 3.00 Prince Trut (Plnc1v) 3.60 Alao rectd: Fall Tlmt, Llfe'1 Magic. Tlghti, Cercltlt, Double C1"1. Time. 1:49 S2 ~I< SIX (2+1+314·5) Plld SlO,IOl.60 with nlnt wlnnlno tlektl1 0 1• llor111) S2 Pick Six con101111on paid 1217.60 wllll 1,273 wlqnlno llckt11 (five llor111). NINTH .-ACE. one milt. PrOUd OVkt IPlnc1vl 17.40 1.IO •.60 Sne11t Sov (Gercla) 10.20 s.60 Alrrollno (GUtf'fl) 3.00 Allo rM*S: T.V. Action, Clluekv B1t>v, Gila Clrdt, Llbanon, Jack Jovell, Kllllldon. Time: 1:37 3/S. lS •XACTA 14·2) Plld M07.00. Alltfldanct: 63, 130. NBA WEST•llN COM,EllENCE ~Kllk DMsMfl W t ~c1. GB v·Llken S3 2s .679 • • Portllnd 47 31 .603 6 x·S..lllt 39 40 .494 14111 Pnoenlx le •I .411 lS'n Goldtn Stett lS 43 .449 II Sin Dlloo 29 SO .367 2411'1 Mldw"' °""'"" x·Ullll 43 36 .S4C x·01llH 41 37 .S26 111> Dtnvtr 37 •2 .4'1 6 Kenuia Cltv 36 43 .A56 1 Sen Antonio 34 44 .436 l 'I> Hou•ton 29 •9 372 13'n EASTellN CONfl!ll•NCE A .. llfk OMsMll v·8011on 59 It 75' c·Pfll..a.tOllla so 21 .6'1 9 11·Ntw York 4S 33 .577 14 x·Ntw JtrMY 43 JS .SSl 16 •·WHhlngton 34 45 .430 2S'·~ Ctntrll OWlaien 11·Mllw1ukM 47 31 .603 x·O.trolt 46 32 S90 1 11·Atlan11 37 42 .4'1 10'1) Clllcaoo 77 S 1 34' 20 Cltvtllnd 27 SI .346 20 I ncllane 25 53 .321 22 x·Cllnched ollyOtf t>e<tll v;Ctlncl'lld dlvl1I011 11111 SUndiy'a Sc.WH Llllwi 119, Portland 1 ll Ptllladttonle 10f. Ntw York 109 Bo1lon 117, Clllceoo 110 s.11111 120. HouSton 107 New JtrMY 12•. Clevt11nd 97 Ptloenlx 126. O.nver 121 TeNlflt'a G1mn C11lc100 el W11nlno1on Cltvttend et Ntw York LllltfS 119, TrlllbtlHn 113 LOS ANGELES R9'T'lt>la t , Worthy 37, Kuocttall 11, Jollnaon 25. Seo!! 6, N1ltr '2, Coooer 14, McAdoo 'I, SorkHI• 0, McGH S. To111a 46·89 27·36 119. ~TL~ND -Cerr 25, Nell 11, Thomown IS, Puaon 23, Vt llnllnt 6, COOPtr 4, Levtr 16, Drtxltr I. Limo 7. Norri• 3. Totela 44·90 2S·36 113 k«e bV Olllrlw'I Loi A~lt• 29 U 21 36-119 Portland 33 l'I 20 21-113 Foultd out-None. Rebounda-Lol Anoetta 46 IJOllnson I I. Porll1l'd 42 (Nell ., Aul111-LOl Anoaltt 21 IJOllnl<KI 171. Portland II (Levt< SI. T 0111 fovl.--1..0I Anoetts 21. Portland 29 TtcMIClll-Lo• A~ Coecll Rlltv A-12"'6. Dinah ~ lnvl1ttioMI I at lllftelle Mira .. ) 290 Juli Inkster, tts.soo Pet Bradley, '33,JOO 212 Oelt Eggatlno, S24,0SO 2ll Btlh D•nltl, S10,3SO 21-' S1Hv Llllle, S1 S,263 Joanne Cerner. s lS.262 2" Leurle Rink tr, SI 1, 100 217 Jane Crafter, Sl.711 P1llv Sllftll1n, Sl,117 ,.. Jo Ann WHll1m. S6.SS2 Amv Alcoll, 16,SS2 Judv Clark, 16,SS 1 Ke lllv Whllwortll. U .SSI ,., Donne C1POn1, IS,2l l Donne H Wllllt , Ss.211 2'0 Lori Ger1>1<1 s•.120 A~Marlt PelU, "4, 120 M Fi9utf'H·Oolll U , 119 10· 73·'9-61 7S·U ·69·70 12·72·10·10 72·61·70·7• n-n-n-11 7'·7S·72·66 69·72·75·71 7'·7S·'9·70 11·72·74·71 70-73·73·77 69·7S·70·74 71·73·7•·71 71·74·72·71 72·19·••·70 7l·7S·70-72 73·11·73·73 Allcl Mlller, M, 11' ~y LoHl ..... '" 5llldr I PM'IW, M, 1lf 2'1 lktll SOiomon, SUfl OlaMe Dllltv, $3,2'0 ,,, ClnOY 1111, ~,111 Behv -'<Int. t2.-1 Llurl Pttenon, '1Mt Vlctll Alverti, '2MI 1'J Bonole,L.llM.12,541 Yuri Cole, 12,S.0 Hollli SllCV, S2,S4d 2" Judy Elll1, 12, 1" Ja11S1eonenaon.11.1n Jene Lock, s2.1n Siivie BerlOllccln, 12, 1• Slllron aet'rell S2, 111 PlllY HIV .. , 12.111 JOYCI Katmltnkf, '2.1• 2t5 8acitv P"''°"· 11.m "'"" M0<"11, s 1.m Sualt eernlno. a 1.m Pam Glefien, 11.m Valerie Skinner,• l,121 OtbCrie Aualln, '1,121 BtVtrty KllH, 11,121 2" Petti Rlno, Sl,Ul 2'7 e· JodY ROlll!lllel 1·Joennt Pec!Mo Cllrli Jotmon, 11.411 C.Cllar~. Sl,,11 ,,. OtOt>lt Mau.v, 1t,Sst Mlrtll1 N11111, 11.SSf ,,, Pll Meveo. sfA53 C.J. C.Hiaon, Sl,453 A R tlnf\trdl, SI ,453 ROllt JonH, Sl,453 PtMv Pull, SIAS3 Cerotvn HI"· SI .•SJ Lenort Mureolla, Sl,452 .. Lauren Howt, 11,313 Vicki Feroon. Sl,313 C1111v Min•, s t..312 Dot G«metn, •l,312 Sherri Turner, Sl,311 ., C1111v Slltrlt, "'°" 81r1>1ra Berrow, Sl,099 Ayako Okimoto, s 1,0fl :IN Tt<rl Luckllural, Sl,011 Vlvl1n 8rownltt, Sl,011 Mlcktv Welller. Sl.010 Sendra Haynie, Sl,010 JOS Jtrllvn 8 rll1, S941 J06 Jene BlelOCll, S91 t Shtlltv Hemlin, S910 2'7 n ·7'·1M4 1s-•n·1• n -n-10-1s 7'·76-.. ·71 n·n·n-n 76-74·70-7'2 74·73·n ·73 "·n -74-73 71-7S·71·7' 74·7'·70·70 n-14·16·11 71·73·75-74 n•7S•73·'9 74-71·71-71 n ·7S.74·n 11-n ·11·73 u ·n ·n ·74 73·7•·71-76 7H4·72·77 77-73·73·n 76·73·73-73 74-75·73-73 72·77·73-73 76·n ·74·73 7•·75-72·74 74·74·73·74 70·79·73·74 77-71-76·73 7HS·71·7S 77·73·70·77 76·73·71·77 7•·7'·71-74 7s-7S·74·74 74·77·7S-73 7'·72·7S·74 7S-73·77·7• 7'2·71·74·7S 7S•74·7S-7S 71·n ·n·16 7S·76·71·77 77·76·73·7• 71·74·74·74 74·77·7S•74 7S.-74·76·7S 71·76-74-79 7S-77. 79· 71 73·7'·77·74 73·76·73·IO 76·77·7S·7S 74·71·76·7S 72·76·11·77 7S·77·72·7' 7S·7S·79·76 77·7S·7S-79 77·7S·7•-IO 76·77·77·77 Gell Tou111ln 76·73·I0·79 GrMMboro Ooen -Anclv e .. n. sn .ooo •2 G-oa Arelltr. "3.200 as 8an Cr9Mlllw, s 11,040 Jaca RIMtf. a 11,lMO Fred Couolt,, $ 11,040 Scorr Simown. '11,040 BUddY Gerdner, Sll,040 .. Tom Purt1er, SIO,IOO Slevin Liebler, '10,IOO Nkk F110o, SI0,900 Cllrtnct Ro11. SIO,IOO Oevld Ptol>lti, s 10,IOO 211 Jotv Slndefer, S7,SOO Bred Fuon. S7,SOO Tommy Nekellm, Sl,SOO MIC O'Gradv, S7,SOO ,.. Rev Ftovd, SS,234 Roo•r Mlltble, sS,234 Ptltf' J1cob11n, SS,234 Lerrv Miit, SS,234 Je v HIH, SS.234 Jim Thon11, SS,234 Ron Slrtck, SS,234 lit Crelg Stedter, SJ,240 Miki McCuttouOh, Sl,240 Gevln Lt venaon, SJ,240 Tommv V11tnllne, Sl,240 Mark Lve, Sl,240 Jim Neiford. Sl,240 2'0 Lanny W10t.ln1, S2 .... Merk Pltll. n ,.,. Merit McCumt>tr, '2,414 Cortv Pevln, n .... Jim 0tn1. n .... Miki 8rl0hl. Sl,'30 Tonv s1111. s l,'30 ltl J.C Snead, Sl,'30 Ronnie 811Ck, Sl,930 Bill Krtllt<I, S l,'30 Pet McGowen, Sl,9JO m Donnie Hemmond, 51,400 Gerv Hellt>trg, S1 ,400 David Oorln, Sl,.00 Da vid Edwerd1, s 1,.00 Run Cocllran, s 1,.00 Pevnt Stewart, $1,400 Greg Pow•"· s 1,400 2tl LH Etd1r, Sl,032 De nny Edward1, s 1.037 Oen Polll, ll,032 Bred Brv1nt, Sl.032 194 Di n H1tldoraon, sm venct Ht1lntr. S'31 Berry J1tckt!, S931 Gtoroa Burm. s93' 1'S WI VM Levi, .... JotYRHllll Siii WlllllWOOd,Slll Ed F1or1 • .- Peter Oo11trnul1 '*" Allen Mflltr, Siii Tom Norrta, 5111 1C1n Grftn. SIS2 Bt<nlllrd Lanotr , SIS2 2'1 Jot lnmen. Sl3' 8111 Britton. Sl36 71·'7·72·70 72.73 ...... 73·72-73-67 n -67·74·n 7'2·71-71-71 72·7H0·72 6'·73·70·73 71·72·74·69 73-71-71-71 7H0-7l·72 71·72·70·73 70·71·71·7' 76·70·71 ·70 72·73·71·71 16· 71·69·71 70·72·71·7• 72·7•·7S-67 71-72·7•·71 70·73·7•·71 76·70-71-71 70·74·72·72 72· 7S· 70-71 73·74·67·74 7S·71·73·70 70-7S•73·71 74·71·73·71 7e>-73·74·n 7HS·71·n 71·71·73·7• 73·7S·7S·67 72·7S-7 1·71 7S·71·70·7• 70·76·70·74 72·72·7S·71 n-12-16-10 69·76·7S·71 12·7S·72·77 1s-1s-n -11 7•·73·72·72 72·73·73·73 7S·73·74·70 70·7S·7S·72 73.74 .. 73.72 72·73·73·74 7S·73·70·7• 77·7S·7H4 71·7S·7HS 71-14·77·11 12·76·7•·11 73·7S·73·72 7S·71-74·73 73·7S· 71·61 71.72.77.74 74·71·7S·74 10·16·11·11 73·7•·7'·71 77·7S·77·71 61·76·7'·73 73·7S·7•·77 7'·73·74·7' 7•·7•·73·74 74· 70-7S· 76 73·12·7•·77 73·73·73·77 7HS·76·7S 1•·n ·10·11 ~WllM,111' VletOr ,_tMlldO, 111, AMY Nerti\, 1116 n-11-11-n 71-7'"7 .. 77 •7•7Hl .. 0 .A.. W.-Wlno ... •1 RH Caldwell, 1111 MMlt Putlllfft, 1111 79-75'-12-7> 72·76-7S-11 74·72-76-1' Jl4 7'-7•·1'-77 Jim FerrH, '5,SOO Jack Fleck, SA,400 211 211 2)t l lM JOllnaton, ~!.750 Miiier l1rber, IJ,750 m P1ul Herney, SJ,150 8oCI Slone, IJ, 150 221 Howlt Johnton, 12..'33 Ml~ Souctllll, S2..'33 Petw Tllomton, S2 ,6J3 tt2 ltOd Funstth, S2,2GO Jim COdlrM, S2,100 J.C. GocKlt, 12,200 Frid H.nlm, U ,200 Mille Fttehlck, SUOO -~Boros, Sl.451 8111v Cncier, s 1 "51 ArtWll,S1.4• Ed llubh, 11.451 m Art Sll'lfttrone, Sl.451 Gvv Woflltnnoime, 11..651 _ ,,. Gordon J-. s 1.350 Ted Kroll, Sl..350 Blllv Mlxwetl, s 1, 350 m Frtddlt HHS, Sl,250 Dow Fln1ttr#lld, s 1,250 Kii NIQlt, S 1,250 227 Georoe Blvtr. SI, 150 Buck Adlma, 11, 150 Ooug Ford, Sl,tSO Jerrv 8af1>tr. S1, 150 hrl Wtaver. Sl, 150 2JI Dick Kino, S1,07S BIM Mor11111, Sl,075 C"81111 Owena,I1,07S Jim Hltlfltld, S1,07S m Manv Fureol, st,047 Al BftajtQllk, Sl ,047 Al 8al61no. '1,047 Roland Si.ttord, I 1.6'7 m 80C> E rldlaon, S1 ,030 Erneil Terdiff, Sl,030 m Ed CavMV. Sl.o20 12-n ... 1 71 .... 72 73-13-72 73·7'·72 n -1•-12 12-n -1s 10-n-n 7•·74-73 1 .. n .14 7J·7J·7S 7S-71-6' 7S-76-71 1 .. 1 .. 12 7 .. , .. ,. 74-11-7' 7S-76-72 1HS-n n -12·u 1.-n-1• 76-72·7S 7'·7HS 7•·71·72 71·77-76 7S-·7S·74 75-71·71 74·75-76 1s-n-n 79·7S·n 7S·71·74 77·75-75 76--75-76 n -1s-n 76--76--7' n·n-n 74·77·77 ~72·71 ,..,..,. 7'·77·74 7'•7 .. 71 lo-72·7' 76-12·7• to-76-7' 74·11-'7'1 Mic Mein, Sl,O\S 7t· 72-t4 w PeteC_,,Sl,010 7'·7t·7' )41 Eel Furoot. Sl,OOS 7tl·IS-71 wttll*.- Tornm't' Bolt. Sl,000 79·73 x·won 1uckltfl dtllll Ollvoffl NHL •v--OMUlll ~ , ........ ,Ille) SUMaY'• SC-SI Louis 3, Dtlroll 2, OI ISi. Loub wlni serlft 3·1) NV lllenotr1 4, NY Rlnotl"I I ls«IH lied 2·2) Mlnneaol• •• Clllcll>O 3 (MlnntM>ll wtn1 lll'IH 3· I) Catoerv s. Vancouvef' 1 IC1toerv wins aeries, 3· ll T"'4111Y'• 0-. 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ACTIOltTO::::i:..r*"' --.. • .. THI .... Del OP ..... ~.t·rr~~= Tt41 flOUNTAIN YN.J.rf ICl.oot. IM&• YOU -M =~~~ A~~&.i WlU. ~~~A~ ·-.Alm W 1m W Alm PL.ACS OP TO 1* , ... _,. 1100M '°" DllTM:f 9-...,. ._ ........ MnoetGr'"' MW Gr .... • YO\J NHD AH ~TION TO TH! Hlat4UT laDOIR l'OR Aie W lllOTICI JMlllSCJtt CAIHAHDIORTMICAIHllMOR lowil'I .... PfGC*tY ... "'°' ... NOC-RH• AeAMY YOlf. CWT"HINATUMCW~DHO CASHAHO/OfHHECMlttllMOR .......... r.;JfJ' .... ...... fl .... .... WU U.=aT -·~ WH ... 90llrll ol Dnctort Of the Senta Margirlt• CIRTWllDQCqPICl'llOIN ....... '°' dMetOMI ~ YOU INOUl.D COllTACt A LA• AGAINIT YOU, YOU tHOULD ce-.t•llD~CKl~IN WMer DIMitcl ..,,_IO lorm en ~t dllltt1ct ~ ctW. COOi liCTI(i,, IN..,.. ONIY-Tiit II..._. '9 "'*"'8 • °' JMw Ya. OONTACT A LAWY'IR. CIVIi. COOf SICTION nt4ft ~ IO lectfone M410 et -.q. oi I~ WaMt Code of the ~ ol -. • the ._ of .. In ~ 0 ...,._ lcNol, loClliled • 1MU On .. 17, 1114 IU:OCI • m. • -.OTU 18 H1N11Y GIVIN 111111 -. et tN time o4 .... In ~ TO THI CMHNtlOI lit :==:.r-... .... ~ ~ °' .... UNeM ...... 1M ..... y,_ Sv.t, 'ountaln V*'f, dA.ilt ~ ~ Uftdlr .,., IMWt eo ..... of._.._.... ,_,,.., 01 1M Un1e9Ct ....... 1M ~ T~•ro .. t ......._ .. ._... t'lgM. •Ind"'*-~ to ~. °"'**"to a.to of fruet ~ CcMMn~.Condltion. Ind.....,. lfghc, tttle Md.,..,_~ eo ""'"'• .__,_,. AE. the Boerd of ow-=-on 0 u .. ._., ... lftd~.,.~,...,..,....,o.cs The lotrd ot TMteee Of &he ~13,1t7t .. lnttrl.HNfttNo. tronereconledonMll"dlU,1117. lilldnGw'*dl>yltUfWIWM6cfl>Md ....,_.. Wiier Ollltrtct DOES HERESY RESOLVE. oe. Of T~ 1n eN pr~...,..,..,._ Fountain Vli9v ScNlol DIWlet,... 15181, In look/AMI 13286, 1n looUt1t, ....-1000.ec -.. of of Tiwt In tt1e propeny '*lllM!ftlil ......... of .... .. fl'IONY °' .. Ullllid ....... . right. .......... == and no. Niii .., .. --~ANO OADEA u followa: dllOl'MIM; IOl¥ee to ..... tM 1.-.... eo In-P~ 1147, of Oftlcllll A. r-=orde °' 0r.,.. ~,-c.... OtlotlMd: W110lt 1. That It 19 lhe lne.ntlon of tht 8oerd 10 fotm M Tfi'UITOR: ~D H. HINAY ........ ~ ur!dtr U....,. and ~ ~ ~ lOWAAO J. tom1a.. TAVSTC>ft RONALD lllOYH, lmp.-°"'911 ..... dletrtct wttNn the Senta Mwgerlta Wat• Dlltttct of MAM L. JOHNSOH co .......... "'the ........... CVGAN ANO NATA.UI G. CVGAH Thal oenlln ,.., P"Ot*1Y 0. PAT"8CIA WAOOEU. NOYD "'9 potUon of Mid o..trlct wNch wtll be ~ed by the ~"Y. FAA WEST IAV· °' 9M 9oetd. ~No. M-St. • ~~ II\ IN Olloe Of the ~ .. Lot 1, Unit 11, of Tl'llOl 8!.NUICIAftY: ,...,. WOT SAY· of Tl\lll In .. ~ dlllclibed: TRUITOft: DlfW.O fl MHlM Ind AMALIA KAHL.II\ T~ of THI KAHL.IA 'M41l Y T...,. e.. ~. ICattd ~.lo be detlgnated "IMPROVEME"NT ~CANOO"'OEl.00~~!8~ .. T~ ,,,..,~::::;,:::: =: ~ReOOrdlr otOn•-.~~ .. aa ... per~ (ICQtdtld"' look INQS ANO LOAN ASIOOIATlON DISTRICT NO. 49li, -·end:_-.. -: to INU9 bond• of Mid Improvement No ...... ·7~:0~, .. ::. .. =... .::-::; not ........ , .. _ 1-... _ ........ 0.-. Stlll• Of~ w1u; Hl.L A S57, P~2~. ~. NO«dl of R£COAOfO ~ 21. ttu. , ., ......, .._.. ..... vw -·-· -,,_...,.., ·-.-PUILIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST Or~ .cou OOl'nOnlY known ea: lntlt No. l3-03S30t of~ ,.... dlatnct for~ purpoee, Offtdll di In ttie omc. Of tN ty•llve dotlart p•r mon1n II~ FOA CASH (payable at 173 \JlllOe , Coela MeM, eotde In Ula Ofb °' tM Aecordlr .. MCTION l. That the pur1)0M for wNch aaAd lmprowmtnt Aecoldet of OrMQeCounty. (1225.00/rnonll'I). TM minimum tlll'i of .... In l4IWM money of IN Cellfornle. The aum of put Of ar.,.. C County. ditttfd .. to i. formed and for wNch bonde may be IMued It for Mid deed of tru1t deecrl .... Ula monthly ..._ payment tor eu-.. Unll9d ltateil et: lnelde the m11n 111111men11 ~ .. of u. dete of Mid deed of 1N11t dmcrlDea the !.aDllehld ............ -NN"1CIMY: DOWNIY IAY· l"°8 ANO LOAN J\UOCIATOf AECOftOU> June 11, 19-• the acqullltlon and conatruetlon of wot'lca tor the Pfoductton, tollowlng prC!f*1y. QUent perlodt may be ldJue*I.,,... fl'ont lobbr •t TrlllMl'Mflce Title thla l'OtJoe 11 S3.0t9.40, lncludlnQ foltOwinQ: trenttnllalOn atoreee and dlatrlbu11on of water for Irrigation. PAAClL 1: , .. llm"'9 lftae to nue.tly 11 the 0191rlot'• ~. A 1119Ufenc. Compeny, 830 N. Main ooata. r... and 1ni.rM1. _..be .oia Lot 10. BIOdl 19 of See1ton 3 ot dorn•ttc. )ndust,._, and nwnlcipal J>Uf'P<>M9 tor the lat'lda and condomlNum unit 113 (the "unit"), hc4KltytCleanlng deooelt wt11 be StrM1. tent• Ana, CA. 111 right. tttte 11 publle euot1on pul'IUent to a.o.. BelbOI lelend. 1n .,_ City o1 ,....... JnhabltanU with the ext•lot bound.ne. of 'sa1d lmproyement ~ 1t1own1 .... 11~,.~ ~:.::.::.. ~~ any and lnt.,•t COf'lrc to and now lion 1358 of the CMI CocM ol ltle POtt hectl. County ol 0r"'f9, d111r1ct. and the acqui.n1on anc:t oonatructlon 01 WOtka f0t the 1;"Lo.1'o1T:.a'H;,:t'°oM;;:'lfttt1e lloenald,.., •let• t>tOlt• 1n tNa ~ ~~ .it!:'~ T= !1t•t:,,:t~nt;:;~ 1~ ::::'1nc:O.°"t.;,:a:a~..: coMectlon, trMtrnent and dl8poul of ..... wa1te and •torm City of Newport 9MGti, ~ reoatd. 9"d tl'ler• Mill be ftO dlduc· COutltY Ind State Oeeottbed • CoW'thoUM, 100 1. CMc c.nw Ollllneoue M•. In the omc. of thl wat•. lncludlng trunk ....,., aewege treatment, wat• recia-Or~. Stat• Of Callfomle, flon ftOM eny prQpONI In Oetennln· Lot 13 of Ttect No. 8023. In 8oOlt Drive w"'· San11 AN. California et C<Mlnty ~-of Mid Couftty. mallon facllltlea, pumping a1a1iona. and lncludlng all land. "Plan '), recotdld on JUiy 12. 1 19, Ing the hlgheet rwportltlble bidder. 1aa. Pt1ge1 35 thrOUOh 38 1na1.....iv. the hOut °' 10: 15 A.lie. YOU ARI! IN DEfAUU UNOE." A easement( and other property neoeeeatY thetefor for the lancta u document No 1M10, In 8o01t Sealed propou11 to leeM Mid of M19oeilanee>u•~ .. recorded ThlrecordownerolMldown.or OE!O OF TRUST DATU>~ and Inhabitant• wlthln the ex1eriot boundlflee Of aald lmpr~ 1322&. Peoee 1f through 116 In-propetty mutt be ~ by the In the Count» "RecotW Office of Mid real pr°'*1J ... at tM time ol 20. 1ta3 UNLESS YOU TAK! AC· =a ':·:=:.c=.~,~ ofOl'ange~ Mid cWd of tNll ....... h fOltOwlng Pl~ PAAQL 1: Loe. t5 Of T,.. No. tMO,lntM~ol~ ..... COuney of Orange. .... "' a... '°'*-.. per,...,..,, ... In .... 4S5, PtlOM 43 lo 45 ~ ...._ ~ Mepe. In the 0"'°9 of tM county t9CCltdlr of Mid oounry. --t dlltrict and for the .,.....,ulsltion of all of or part of the clu0~0· 1oft~CounAecofty ~~ t~ \/~t~ .... ~IC*,.!.lr.:thlE~~tlloneln Or~ County lien DELORES KARTCHNER, TION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP· ........ --... he .. _ ·-.......,.,_ .,. _., ............ ..... ... ....... Excec>tlng lhatefrom, Ill 011. gu, WhON lal known lddteea I• 173 ERTY, IT MAY 8E SOLO AT A PV8-operetlng funds ol said lmpr<>Yement district (provfded 1hat t uld county. wtilch p1en pertain• to C«lter. t72 tO Olk Street. Fountlln •te>hlltum and other nvctrocett>on Village Cfeetc. Cotta Meea. Cell-LIC SALE. IF YOU NEl!O AN ·EX· PA~EL 2: f.Met<MI.._ • = ....nent• .. ~- total am04.mt of •ueh funds IO acquired shall not •xc.ed •n th•t prOl)«lydeaeflbed In Trect No. Valley. C•llfotnla, 92708, no let., aub1tancet and mineral• lylng fOfnla PLANATION OF THE NATUf\E OF amount equal to the total operating co1ta of aald lmprpvement 10587, feCOfded In Sook 449, than 2•00 p.m .. Aprll 2.4, 19&4. below the deptll ot 500 ,.., from the The..,. Wiii be conducted by and THE PAOCEEOING AGAINST YOU, dl1trlc1 for a two-year perlOd, as Htlmeted by the Board Of Paget 5 and 8, Ml~ Before acQePl=•ny wrllten turfac:. end without the right of 1Wr· Information reoerdlng lald .... and YOU S .. OULO CONTACT A LAW• Directors of said District) and fund• f0t the payment of every Mepa, In the ~ of the County propoaela, the ated otftcer 191Ce entry f9in1t1tement m~ be tied from; YER. •xP8tlM of said lmPfOvemet'lt dlatrlct Which It la probable will be ~~~~,2~ ":::'~ """'13 ::" ~ t!: .:!totor • .ibm~1:'; The llra.t llCldr... end Other BAUMGARTNER' ROUP 2 HI Apdena Ave., N•wi>orl Incurred and become payable belore the expiration of one year '*~r lnt~Mt In and to the~-written bid !Ny tubmlf.,, Ofal bfd ~~lg=i!, aiz.;:.•t;: 301111 Town & Country Road. Sult• 8if."'a ~~e!,~~, ... or common ln Iha "11cie anl!Cted "f 'J '*"*" ol the Dec:letltion of ~. CondltloN and "-trtctlOM .. tctlbed In "Subjec;t To:" 11-::Jthe Dec;laratlon) under Iha Ion hMdlngl In 9'dl Attlde .,,...... .. fol'owl. "RIOflll Ind Du1M: OtMitlM and C1ble TMvttlon" "Support, Se111ement and El'lot~t" "Community FAQllltte9 £~" "Private Slra.t ~ ...w.. tananoe" and ··o..a1nage "'*Com. munrty FIClllllM". from the completion of said wort(a (Including the Interest on said mon areas u lhown and defined on exOMdlng by 11 IMlt five percent purPof'ted 10 be: 1087 El Camino. Orange, Callfornle 92888 dNlgnellon of P'°'*"Y II lhown bonds which is due and payable prlOf 10 that date and for which the plen. (5%) the hlghelt written bid. The Coat• Mela. CA. 17 141 ee7•3070 above, no WAl'renty 11 given .. to 118 moneys of the Improvement district In the treuury of said beep! Ill Oii. gu •nd hlQllMt reaponllble blddet lhall be BENEFICIARY TRANSAMERICA OATEO: Marc:tl 13, 1984 ~'---°' correc:tneN).." The Olstrlctonhereattertobereceived bysaldimprovementdl•trlct hydr~bonlUbstaneetbentelh• requked to tllaoull lhe fOfm or FINANCIAL SERVICES (7141 VILLAGE CREEK HOME· beneficiary"""' uld ()Md of from an as1e3sment prevlOusty levied are Inadequate). and the depth or 500 l•tlrom the aurtece of ...... IUcfl lormet 11aa '*'91ofor• 832·9314 OWNERS ASSOCIATION Tru.t. by r .. aon of • bteecl'I °' d.- establlshment of all of the bond reserve fund out of the proceeds aald lend with no tlgllt of tut1ece been approved by the 8oerd of The u~nea Trull .. dfl.. JAMES w. BAUMGARTNER OF f*'lt In the obllgatlona MCured II I ectl with the entry above 500 feat from ttte IUr· Truat.... clllm1 any llabllTty lor any lnoorrec:t· BAUMGARTNER 6 ROUP, INC.. thereby, her•tofore executed Md of the sale of said bonds, and a expenses n conn on race or Mid land, u rlNMld by The Board of Trim ... lhall male• ,,... or the 1tra.t eddr ... and other Att0tneya delivered to the uncletllgned a Wf11· authorization and Issuance of said bonds. Wllllem J. c.gnay, an unmarried the determination u to .,,_.her to common deltlgnatlon. II any. lhown Publllhed by the Orange Cout 1 .,, 0.C.aratlon of Defeult end o. PAACE1. 3: Eaeementa ONet the Lota owned by "Subtect 0-.." '°' the putpoeee °' •xetellilng Ula SECTtON 3. That the Htlmated expen~1 of carrying out said men, an the Deed recorded 1n 8oOlt ..... Uld facilltl" within ten I 10) herein Dally Piiot on Mircti ie. April 2. mend f0t s .... and written notice of purpose Is the amount of $339.000,000 and It la proposed that eseo. P• 138, of Offlclej RecordL daya •ti~ receipt of blda. Seid .... w1u be ~. tlut Aptll 9. t98' btellCfl and of ~Ion to ca'9e the bonds tor said improvement district shall be Issued In said PARCEL 3: An •xdutlw righUnd lnlormatlon concerning the wttllout covenant °' *8franty, ••· 172744 uno.tllgned 10 Mii Mid PfOC*1Y to • rlghtt of Gtant• hertiln 11 en •·en. ICH'dtlg Owner" • 9'dl terma, Iott Md....,,.,, rlghll .. mew. oom. f)letely defined and dMc:ttbld In .,,. Cuatom Loi Oec:t&t9tlon dMortbed In "Subtect To:" t>eeow, (IN "CU. tom LOt Oecl811tion"). amount euemen1 to UM the pello .,. .. cs.. propoNI lhould be eddrened to: Pf'... or Implied, regatdlng title, Mtllty lald obligation•. end tner. SECTION 4. That assessments for carrying out said purpose Ignited P-183 on the p'-11 u being f'OUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS-polMSllon, or enoumt>tancea. to lllllM ti' MnTM"r •ft• the underMgned CAYMd Mid d d .. _ 1 t h hall a~rtenant to the unit TRICT. 17210 OAK STREET. pay the remaining Ptlnclpal tum ol ~ ""'""-notice ol t>teach and ol etec:tlon to and tot the payment of said bon s an. t .... ntere1 t ereon a AACEL "· ... _ ••ctua;__ r"-ht ._.. FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA. t.._ tAI ) ..... by .&IA n--.. of ........ I I th I d Id p opoeed lmpro~ .. ,..., -..... "' ..... '""no"'' aec;ur..., ..,..w ~ T-11!70 be recorded December 23, t ...... 11. be levied exclus ve y upon e an sin sa r ....,,.,,110 UM the pairttlng apece 92708, (71') 842..U51. Attention Truat. wit.II lntwaat thereon, .. ..,.TICI M IAU 1n11.r. No. 13-582787 of Offldel,.... men1 district. deaigneted on the plan u par111ng Cerol Jonea. provided In l8ld note(•). acMwlcea. '"" CO(ds In the oflloe of the Recorctar EXCEPTlNG THEREFROM .. Oil. oil rtghtt, mll'Wllll. ,.,..,.,... ttQtita. na1u,.1 gH rlgllt• and other hydfOClll'bon•. by wNtaoeYer ,,.,,,. known, geothemlal 11e1n1 end d J>fodue11 derived from any of the foregoing, that may be "'"'*' or undar the Paroel of lend hlteln- above deacllt)ed toeetNr wtth the petl)9tUal tight of dttllng, mining, SECTION 5. That a map showing the exterior boundaries of apace no. PS·133. FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS· If any undef the ttm\I ol l8ld Deed YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A of Orenge County· said proposed Improvement district. which map shall govern fOf' YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A TRICT of Tr'u1t, 1.... c:flergea end ex· HOMEOWNERS ASSESSMENT Seid Hie wUI' be made, but all details as to the extent of said proposed Improvement district DEED OF TRUST DATED Marth 28. BOARD OF TRUSTEES penM$ ol the Trim .. end of the LIEN DATED SEPTEMBER 19, without covenant or warranty ex· Is on file with the Secretary of the District and la available for 1930. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Suzanne Moore trustt created by Mid Deed 01 l9&4. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Pf981 0< Implied regarding ' tltle i ed TO PROTECT YOUR PROPEATY, rT Cl«k OI the Board Trull for the amount r~ TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT l>OIMMlon Of mmbfanoee to Inspection by any person or persons nterest . MAY 8E SOLO AT A PU8UC SALE. Datt Aptlt 5, t98' aattmited to be· 173,581.78. MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. pey the remaining pnnc;ipal M of SECTION I . That Monday, the 16th day of Aprll, 198~. at the IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Publllhed Orange Cout Deity Pilot The baMflcltty uno.r Mid Deed IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION 1119 note(•) MCUred by Utld deed of hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m .. on said day Is hereby fixed •• the time OF THE NATURE OF THE April 9. IS, 23. 1914 of Trutt heretofore eJ1ecuted and OF THE NATURE OF PROCEEDING Trult wl1h Int~ .. , .. In Mid no•• and the meeting place ot tne Board of Director• of Santa PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU 1985-14 dellYef'ed to the undwllgned. wtlt· AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD provided advanon If .,,, under Margarita Water District at the District Office 27204 East La Paz SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 111-1c W'l'hl'r' ten Dec:laration of Defeult end De-co:or..ti8l. ~ ~m~~ GIVEN th I the tenni of Mid oMd of 1ru91, f .... ~ and opetatlng """'°' and 11orlng In and removing the Road, Mission Viejo, California, ls hereby fixed aa the place for a 102 Scholz Plua. •139'. ~.ll rUUl. 11Ur~ marict for s .... and• Wf1tten Notlot 1 chatgea. and el(pefl ... ol the hearing by the Board of Directors of said District on the Beec:tl. CA 92"3 ~ or Default Ind Election to Sell. The l>Ufk.lant to letmi of thoM certain Trutt .. Ind of the ttu.t• Cl"ted by "(If• ttr•t eddrHI °'common K·l07U undersigned c:auMd Mid NotJQa of Covenant1, Condition. and Reatrtc· 11ld Deed or Truat. questions of the formation ol said proposed Improvement dfflgn1t1on or pr It .nown NOTICE OF DEATH OF Oefaull 111d Election to Seu to be t1on1 recorded on March 23. 1977. SaldMlewiltbeheldon:TUMday, urne from Mid lend °' .,,, Odw lend, lnolUdlng the right to ....,.. llodl °' Olrec:tlonally cJrll and ,,.,,. from landa other tf\an ttloM l'llteln- •bove deectlbed, oil °' gall ...... tunneft and thetl1 Into, tlwougfl Of actOM the tublw1ece of tN land heratneboYe dMC:rlbed, and lo bot· tom IUCfl ~OCked OI dtr9c· llonally dr111ed well, tunnete and lhalt• under and t>eneetlt or beyond the axteriot llmlta "*-of, Ind to redtlll, retunnel, equip, main· lain, repel(, deepetl Ind opetat• district, the eX1ent thereof. the purpose for which said proposed above no wanatlty~IYen u to It• recorded In lhe county where .,,. tn BOOI< 21 tS, Page 1000. at HQ .• or May 1 , 1984 • al 2:30 p.m. et the Improvement district 1s to be formed,. the benefit to lands within com~t.,,... °' c:orree-tneai)," The SYLVIA H. JAMISON, AKA real Pl'<>P«IY 11 locetea. TRANS-Otflclal Record• of Orange County, Chapman Avenue entrance 10 the the Improvement district for carrying out said purpoae, the beneficiary under lald Deed of SILVIA HAZEL JAMISON AMERICA TITLE INSURANCE California. CMc Center &lllding, 300 Easl estimated expense ot carrylng out said purpoae or any other Trult, by reuon of • breac:tl or d.-AND OF PETITION TO AD-COMPANY. 8487 West 3rd Str .. 1, Thet «*'llln ,.., property d.-Chapman Ave .. Orange. CA. matter relating to the foregoing. That at Mid time and place any leult In lhe 0011g111on1 MaJred MINISTER ESTATE NO. Loi. Anoelet. CA. 90048 (213) ICt'fbed u Unit 72. Lot 1 01 Tract At the ume of the Initial publl· I I I he ther b heret fore led and 854-2500 8158• U 1* mep r9C04'dld In Book cation ol lhlt notice. the totll persons Interested. including al ~· own ng lands n t • y, 0 •"ecu AUH08 Datr. March 12. 1984 357, Paga 24-28, lnc:tutlw. or r• amount oflhe unplld t>.ianoe of the District or in said proposed Improvement district. may appear :1=.::t:~ ~~~n~ ~ T o all heirs, beneficiaries, TRAN s AM e R 1 CA T 1 TL E 1 N. c:ord1 of Orange County commonly obllgatlon Mc:Urecl by the a.bow cs. and be heard. rnandforSate tndwrlttennollotol SURANCE COMPANY AS known u : ~5 MMdOw B<ootc. 1Crlbeddeecloltru1tlndaallmated SECTION 7. That the Secretary of the Board of Directors la breacil Ind of'alection 10 cauae the creditors and contingent TRUSTEE COit• M .... C.llfornla. The aum or ooati •xi>enMS and llClvanc::. 11 hereby ordered and directed to cause notice of 88ld hearing to undet'llgnecl 10 NII u ld property 10 creditors of SYL V IA · H . By Lola Liddell. Asllltan1 S.C:r1taty put UM1tment1 due u of the date s 178 .asa 56 • any "'°" "'" °' mlnM wtthout. llowaYw. the right to drtl. mine, be given by pybllsh1ng a copy of this r880kltlon of Intention In the Ntllty Mid obllgat1on1, and ther• JAMISON, AKA SIL VIA Publ11hed Orange Coast Deity Piiot of lhlt notice It S l.H8.47, lndud.:S The total lndebledn.a being an ORANGE DAILY PILOT. a newspaper of general circulation after the underllgnec! eauMd u td HAZEL JAMISON and per-Aprll 2. 9, 16. 1984 ooat. t ... I nd Interest. win be ast1m11eonwtllctt1he094lfllngbfdll published In the County of Orange, once a week for two notice of bl .. c:h ind of tlactlon to sons who may be otherwise 1815·84 11 public; auction puraueni 10 Se!:· computed m1y be obtelned by c:alt· ""CCesslve weeks pursuant to Section 6066 of the Governm~1 be recorded Oeoemt>« 9. 1983 u tlon t358 of the CMI Code of the Ing (7 14 ) 937·0968 or (213) .... . lnltr. No 83-562040 or Official Re--interested in the will an d /or State or Cat~ornla on April 17, t98' 82'1·4865 lhe d1y before ihe IM Code. the first publlca11on to be at least fourteen ( 14) days prl cordi tn the ottic. 01 the Recorder ta PlllllC NOTICE al the Main-En1ranee. County Dated March 29 19~ to the tune fixed lor the hearing Said notice shall also be glv of <Nange County. es te. has bee f led Courtlloute, 700 CMc: Center Driv. BENEFICIAL SERvicE co by posttng a copy of said resolutton 1n three (3) public places Said Nie will be maoe. bul A peullon n 1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY West, Santi Ana. Calll0tnla at lhe u said Trual" within said proposed improvement district for at least ( 14) days without c:ovenen1 °' warranty. ex· b Y BEVERLY JUNE .J;1~ C:=J,.. hour of 10:45 AM By T.O. SERV1c'E COMPANY, agent Prior to the time fixed for said hearing. Said notice shall also be preu or lmplled, regarding lllle SMITH in t h e S uperior ~ -ioLUT....., ...... Ttl• record owner 01 Mid rHJ By 9euy Jo McDanl.. Auiatent given by malling a copy of said resolulion to the persons P<>Utllion, or encumbrances. to Court of Orange County re-INnNT TO L.EAlf MARGARET SORENSON AKA .._.e1ary ..,... ".. "'" .,... property wu 11 the lime of lletl .,___ • spectlted 1n Sectton 53521 ol the Government Code at least Ply the rematntng orlncipll aum or questing that BEVERLY IUfUtl.UI OISTNCT MARGARET A PAPUGA ANO One City Blvd w .. 1. Orenge. CA. f f d h I tne notl(s) leClUred by said deed or MAL ~ 92668 fifteen ( 15) days prior to lhe date 111ed or aa1 ear ng. Ttuat wl1h lnle<Ht IS in tald note JUNE S MITH be appointed MORRIS J. SORENSON, wtioee IMt 17141835 -a 288 ADOPTED, SIGNED AND APPROVED this 19th day of March provided, advances, tt any, under as personal representauve lo NOTICE ~~e:-:ivEN THAT known addreu II 3445 Meadow Publlthed Orange Coul Deity 1 9 84 lhh•term1olaa;d'd0Mdoflru11,.1-. administer the estate of THE FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL Brn:·.;:·::it:.~o:'~~ Pilot Aprll 9, l6, 23, 1984 1940-84 Don B Schone c •rge1, en upenMs o th• SYLVIA H . JAMISON, DISTRICT!lat~edtl\atthefo6-lntonnatlonregardlngUktNlelnd President ol lhe Board of TrustM and of the trvsta cr .. ted by lowing real property wit! not be relnti.ternent INY be tied from Directors of San1a Margarita Mid Deed or Trv1t AKA SIL VIA HAZEL needed '°' clutroom pur...-. BAu••GARTNER & ROUP (SEAL) ATIEST Water District Said saleWIN beheld on. Tueao1y. JAMISON (under the lnde-Two kindergarten c1...,.oo:;;;-j;, ... April 24, 1984, at 2:30 p.m. at the .1 1111 Town & Country Road, Suite rust.IC NOTIC£ Chapman Avenue entranoe 10 the pendent Administration of Building B o the James 0 Harl* 30 "' .... -----------c ivic "·n1-Bulldtnn, 300 Ea1t Estates A ct). The petition is School located at 18685 S1nt1 Ynez Orange, Catllornta •2uvo LIQAL NOTtCI Fritz Stradling Secretary of the Board ol Directors ot Santa Margarita Water District STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) """ w• ... Street, Fountain Valley, Calll0tnta. (714) 667 3070 HEWP°"T.-SA UNWIED Chapman Ave .. Orange, CA. set for hearing in Dept. No. 3 The Board ol Trull ... of the O&TEO .: h 13 t"'U ICHOOL OISTNCT Al lhe 11-of Ille lntllal publl· at 700 c i·Vl·c ,.._nter Dr., "' · .... arc • ..... ~"'tlon of .. , .... ,a not•--. the total ~ Fountain Valley Sc:tlool Dlllrlet re· VILLAGE CREEK HOME OWN· Nottoe lnwttfna ... ...... ,,.. """ West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 IOIYet lo lease the lldllltea IO In-EAS ASSOCIATION NOTICE IS HEREBY 01\/EN that ) SS amourit of the unplld balance ol the dk:ateo above under Ille term• and JAMES w . BAUMGARTNER OF the Board ol Educetlon of the New- COUNTY OF ORANGE ) I, FRITZ R. STRADLING, Secretary of the Board o f Directors ol •the Santa Margartta Water District, do hereby certify that the , loregotng reSOlution was duty adopted by the Board of Directors ot said District at a regular meeting of said Board held on the 19th day of March. 1984, and that It was so adopted by the following vote: ol>Ugallon MCured by the aboY9 de-on May 2, 1984 at 9:30 A .M . condlllons •lated In the Retolution B•u••GARTNER & ROUP INC Port-MHa Unified School 011trlct ol ecrlbed deed or tru" Ind .. limited IF YOU QB.JC-,_,. to the ... m • .. 1 CA; i ol the Board. ANOlutlon No. &4-30 All0tney$ Orange County will rec:elve ... led COlll. ~ .... and •dvincea 1 granting of the petition, you The minimum monthly ..... P•Y· Publllhed by Ille Orange eo..1 bid• up to 2 00 PM on the 24th day M!-_~'~0·~; 1-.. _..1_..~a ..._.,,,, an should either appear at the "*'' '°' lhe le<m ol the ..... lhell D•tly Piiot on March 28, Ap1D 2. of Aprll 198', al the PvrChaatng Of· '... -"""'" -·--.......... not be felt lhln $896.00/per Apfll 9 198' nee of the O.trlc:1, IOCated •• .. 1t1Nt1onwt11c:hthee>penlngbld t• hearing and state you objec· clauroorntoer month or 1 total of · 1726-&4 2985-B Bea.r StrMI, C:O.ta Meaa. computed may be obtained by c.all· lions or file written objec· $1392.00tper month The minimum CA .. at wnlc:ti lime Nld bld1 wfll be Ing (7141 937·0966 or (213) lions with the court before monthly IHH p1yment tor iubM-DI-IC MnT~r-publicly opened and reed fOf: 82'1 -4885 the day ti.lore th• Ule. quent periods may be ad)u1ted an· f"UUl. "" ~ SURPLUS PROPERTY CONSIST· A YES DIRECTORS SCHONE . BOULT ~:·NOES •.·,ABSENT. :::~ ~~- !SEAL) INGHOUSE. MO SHIER VAN DAM. MOORE. DIRECTORS NONE DIRECTORS NONE Frlu Stradling Secretary ol the Board of Dtrec1ors ol Santa Margarite Water D1s1r1ct STATE OF CAU FORNIA ) ) SS COUNTY OF ORANGE ) I, FRITZ R. STRADLING. Secretary of the Board of Directors or the Santa Margarita Water District do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of RESOL- UTION NO. 84-3-4 of said Board. and that the same has not been amended or repealed DATED· March 19, 1984 Fritz Stradling Secretary of the Board ot Directors ol Santa Margarlla Water District Daled: March 20, 198' the hearing. Your appear· nullly 11 Ille Oi1trlct'1 dlac:ratlon. A K·tOMO ING OF 2 M SPEEOSPACE RE· BENEFICIAL SERVICE co ance may be in person or by S.Curity/Claanlng deposit wtll be ...... -... .... c--, LOCATABLE CLASSROOM. ap. u Mid Tru.1ee. your attorney. required prior lo occupancy 1oUTHO;.&HO. COUwn prox. 30 l( 32. 1 ea. AURORA RE· By TD. SERVICE COMPANY, agent IF YOU ARE A CREDI· No commllllon lh•ll be paid any JUOfCIAN OllTNCT LOCATABLE CLASSROOM. ap. By 9et1y Jo McDaniel. AM111an1 llQensed real es1111 br<>ktr In thl• prox 32 11 so Secretary TOR or a contingent creditor reg1rd, i nd there .n111 be no deduc· IOl'3 cr-n V.,ley 'Mtl•&r All. bid• .,, to be tn aocordance One City Blvd w .. t. Orange. CA of the deceased, you must tlon trom any propouJ In dettrmln· p1~:,'1 ~ 0tA=TER wlltl c:ondlllon1 111ted In bid pec:a. (9,2~) 835-8281 file your claim with the Ing Ille hlghelt rnpon1tble blddef and DOROTHY CARPENTER age now on r»e In the Offioe of the ' to th s .. Je<I proposals to le&le uld Delend1n1 MAXWELL SMITH Purchasing Dlrect0t of Hjd School Pvblllhed Oran;. Coast Dally court or present It e per-property muat be received by the end JANICE SMITH, ARCH BAY District, 2985-B Bear Streat, Cotta Pllol Aorll 2, 9, 16, t984 sonal representative ap-deleg•tecl ottl<:er at the Foun111n M ... CA 194e-94 pointed by the court within Valley School Oillrlct Educallon ~~~~!~ and DOES 1 through v, A Std ci.po.11 or One ThouMnd -----------I four months from the date of C.n1er. 17210 Oak Street, Fountain c ... No. 29328 Do1tat1 ($1.000.001 wlll be reqWwd 111mt 1C MnflC£ first issuance of letters as V111ay. California. 92708, no 111er aUMMOHa 1n the torm 011 Bid Bond, CUttler'• ---~'"=~=..;."".;.;;.;~;._--I than 2·00 p.m Ai>tll 24, t9&4 NOTlCIJ You ""-....,. wed. Checic °' Ceftlfled Chedi, made proVJded m Section 700 of Before accepung any wrtuen The c:owt !NY dectde ~ ,_ payable 10 the Ne'#port·Mesa Unl-~~:A~:'.J' the Probate Code of Cali· propoHls. lhe delegated officer wlthcMlt '°"' ""'-~ ........ lied School Dlttrlct. Ttte tollowl"" ...,'°"' ar1 dol"" fomia. The time for ftling lfl•ll call lor oral bidding. Any Pef· '°" relpOftd wtthln JO der-. "Met The Board of Education rM«Vel ... ,._. ··• ion wno nu her•lolore tubmltted a the Information below. the right to refec;t any or 111 bid• and butlneu u . claims wiU not expire prior written bid may aut>mlt an Ofal bid If you wllh 10 Nell the ltdYiel of to waive 1111y Informality °' Ir· PROF£S810NAL FIRE PROTEC· to four months from the date I XOMdlng by ., *'' five petCent an lttomey In thll matt., you regularity In any Bid recet¥ed ~~-~."c'!"~':21St. No c .. of the h earing noticed above. (5%) lhe hlghelt,written bid The should do IO promptly IO thai your NEWPORT. ME SA u NI Fl ED 58 H YOU MAY EXAMINE hlghlltl retponllbte bidder ll'lall be wrluen responN, If any, m-be SCHOOL DISTRICT St.,,.,, Thomu Na11et1. I •m· required 10 111ecuta lhe lorm ot flied on time -• of Orange County, California ~kos~~t. No C · Costa Meta. Ca the file kept by the court. IC lease. such f0tm11 h11 hB•r•todfore AVllOIUaied ha lido deman· Dorothy Harvey Flther. C.P.M. warren Craig Jackson. 1773 you an • inter ested in the es· been approved by the oar ol dlde El trlbuma lede decider COft-Purchatlng Olrac10t h Trull"' 1,. Ud. tlft eucne'nca. a,.,..__ (7t4) 556-3217 1766 841 ~;~;7000 Pt Coal• Mui Ca tale, you maydserve upon t e Tt>e Board ol Trusleet 111a11 make Ud. reeponda dentre de IO ~ Publlsn.d Orange co .. 1 Deity Pllol • executor or a m1nistrator. or tne determ1n1t1on u 10 wtielller to LH le lnformac:lon .,_ .agu.. .4prll 9. 16. t98• Triis buainesa 11 conducted by 8 u pon the attorney for the ex-IHM u 11d l1c11111e1 w•lhtn len ( tO) ", ...... _._ ... to _ __.. ...... ~·...,-... 1983-84 ($EALI Published Orange Coast Daily Pilot Apr11 2, 9 1984 ( Call 642-5678 J Put a few words lo work for you , ~ HAAIO" LAWN·MT. OllVI Mor1ua.ry • Cemetety Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 PIERCE .,.OTHEAS IELL BROADWAY MO .. TUAAY 110 8ro1dway Cos1a Mesa &42-9 150 BALTZ BERGtRON SMITH & TUTHll.L WESTCUFf CHAP(!. •27 E 17th SI Cos11 MeH 846-9371 PAClftC YllW MEMORtAI. PARK Cemetery • MOft uary Ch•i* • Cremelory 3500 Pac;lflc V._.,, Orive Ntwpor1 Beach 844-2700 c ~ .----------1111 gener1t partnersnlp . -It t t b d """ ....... ...,. '""' _,....., -Steve Nauert ecutor or admm1strator , and days 1 411 rec:e Pt 0 ' 1· en attomer In thla matter, rou Thia slalement WIS fllecl wt Ille l1le with the court with lnlormeilon coricernlng the alteM.itddoaoprompllyaothetrour -· () . :::s --Q> -(I) :J (I) -• ~" [~ CD ~ D) =>. >C a. < C/I a> -~ < • --c:;;· ::> -· 0 ,, ::> -co -:r cCi' CD J -:::s :J "O ~ • . en ~ (t) A> -· ~ < ::> ~ CD ii" * Dally Pilat Clu1meo Advertt9'ng M2·5el'8 . proposal snould be lddrelM<I to 1 ........ " ...._ -----------County Clerk 01 Or•ng• Cou Y on proof of service a written FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS· wr t ...... '"PoftM, Mr, "'., -llllllMfC NOTICE March 6. 1984 ' ft6ed Oft tam.. f"\IUl. F~11 rt'qUest stating that you de-TRICT, 17210 OAK STREET, II UetM .... HC!cftat .. con-___ .;...;..;;..;;.;.;....;,;.;;....;...;...,__....;.._ I ( h f I FOUNTAIN VALLEY. CALIFORNIA, ..._ ..-... ITAT'llmNT °' Pubhlhed Oranoe Coast D••ly sire spec1a nouce o t e i -92708. 1714) 842.ee51 _ A1ttr1Hon MJo-un --.ado en .... ~ UAMOOHMINT °'UM°' Pt101 March 1!1, 28, Aprll 2, 9, 198• mg of an m ventory and ap· Carol Jonea to, d•b•rlt l'l•••rlo In· ~ICTITIOUl llOIMll NAiii 1582 • 84 pra1sem.-nt of estate assets or FOUNTAIN VALLEY SCHOOL DIS· mecffetafNllte, de .... "'**·· 94' lhe lollowlng pert()l\1 ll•ve •ban· C th t. TRICT r..-aa eecttta, .. ..., ....,,. doned the UM ol the FICtltlou• Bual· PlllllC *>TICE 0 lie ~llJOnsC'~:t accoul2n00ts BOARD OF TRUSTEES ~ ,., .. -c~:=,~ ct¥tl nUI Name· PARADOX. 30100 ----------- m en on"" in ~Ion Suu nne Moore comtMeMI haa ...._ r-.d bt ..._ Crown Vally PKW .. Lagune Nlguel, '9CTITIOUI IUllNEH and l.l00.5 of the Caufom1a Clerk ol the Board INIMltff ....,..t ,_ " ,_ WW. to CA. 92877 NAME ITATEMINT Probate Code. Olla. Aprll 5, 1984 def9M tltte ._..,;.. ,_ flMIM owner Monllea Klr1<1and, 23991 The following peraons are dotng WILLIAM W. SOUKUP, Publtaneo Orange Co1tt Dally Piiot wttl'IM JO daya 111., thla k.lmmon~ lild«CI . Leount Niguel.CA 92877 buslnHa.. Aprtl 9, 16, 23 1914 11 Ml'led on you, ff6a wftl'I Ihle court owner Homa SedlQhlan, 23791 CATHERINEM 12~Dr . ESQ. 1"4-14 awrlllenretPQn .. tOlhe~llnl Tetoto.LAgUNHllll,CA.tHS3 Newoort Beach. ca 92683 ltoO Nortb Broadway, Suite UNell you~ defeutt will be The Flctllloua 8uelneu Name re- Ann Calher1ne Myer1. 12 Sea· SO I ent«ed on · tlon of the~ ** to abOve wu flied In Orange ac•pe Dr N-oor1 Beach Ca S A CA 9•706 111-IC ..,..TIC£ tltt Ind ""' COl.lf1 mey enter 1 County on October 4, 1914 02Ml aola na, . ' '"-. "" 1ucigemen1 "O•lnat vou fC>f the reli.t Thi• butlnMI wa1 c:ondUC1ect by• Tl'll• bullneu is c:ooducted by •n 973· 16H ~I llOllNEll demanded tn the c0fl'l9illnt. Which llmlted Plt1~P lndtvtdual Published Orange C-Oast NAMI ITATW•NT could rMUlt In Qwnllhment or Monitla l(J~lenel ANN CATHERINE MYERS Daily Pilot April 9. 10. 16. The IOllowl-P.,IOl'll .,.. doing wagea, taking of money Of property ™• idWifM!t ... fUld with the Tt1l1 111tement wu filed with the 190A bvtlMM.. ... or other,.,._ requaated in the com-County Cieri( of Otanoe County on County Clerk of Orange County on O"t ........... 1 M1teh I 1.,. M•rctl 8. 19&4 1941·84 THE WALNUT PARTNERS. 44-.,..,n . · ~ , MaM Blrc:tl Sir..,, p O. 9ox 8040, o.ted: June O. 1913 Pubfllhed Orenge Coeet Diiiy ,~ Otlfl99 c-!'.,.., oor1 BMctt. CA t2e5 .. l040 JAMES I . HAARIS, Clerk P8'°' Merell 19. 28. Aptll 2. .. 1IM ,Mot Metctl 1a, •• AHt 2. •• ,.. Aliaon 0.. llOplMl\t Co .• c . M. LANCAST!" Deoutr ,....,.. PtalC NOTICE 10tni. ~·non T. CHADWIU. JR. ,...... Roget A Allton. 4413 llrcl'I llO CM DfWe, ...... mTmOUa ""'"'" Street, po to• 9040. Nft1>«t &.etwte ...-. CA. _, P'tllllC NOTICE flCTITIOUI IU._H NA• ITATDflNT The IOltowing PltlOlll are doing bull""'" 0 P J PROPERTl!S, 2107 N 81oed11tay, S1111e 209 San11 An•. CA 92708 Oe,,_ H01410fl 525 1 CelOerwood 81 , Long 8Mch. CA 90815 Phil R Bentlnger t7504 Morro °'"'-·Rowland Haigttt1. OA 91741 Judy A Wtmacll, 1404 N fo1nch St . •M. Santa Ana. CA 92701 Tllll DutlMM II conducted by a oenet" plt\IWthlp .Judy A Wamectl fh1• 1ta1eman1 we. ltled wttlt the County CIWll ol Oranoe Coufttr on M.,Cf'I 8 198' . ,,... Publ!Wled 0r•"l1t CoMt Ditty Pilot March It, 2e AQ<I '· t IHA t5844• NAllll ST•Tl•NT lkeoh. CA 92t6t-l040 r. Pu~Orange Cout Daily Pilot The tOllOWlng '*'°"' are doing Reed e.vrnan. 4413 Blroh Street. AprH 2. 9. t8, 23. 1* bUllnffl N p 0 loll 804(), Newport~. c;A ~ (a t C HRI S TOPHER "S "' 9~ lbl CALLIE S (C)" JASMINE'S"' 1.awn1not H 8 lmith, 44t3 lltcti ldl"8 J BENTLEY S", 7000 heofl Streat, P.O 8o1 8040, Newport Boulevard. Buena Park, Caltl 9MGti, CA tme.ec>40 ~20 Clifton H "°blnaon, 4413 llrctl Mar1ner1Dwna Park, Ltd • • llm-Str.... PO lo1 eo.eo. Newport tied parlnerahlp, 7000 8Hch leld\, CA. 9Hll·l040 Boulevard luena Park, Cellf Thomae J HOo9n., 4413 81rCh 90620 Streat, P 0 1o.-9040. Newport A'Chla leMeo, Jr . t 700 W•t lelttl, CA. tHSl-8040 Looe> South. Suite 800, ~lton, o...~ Hoebma, u ei &lfcn THU 71027 Str..C, ,0 lolC I040, ~ Th1t tlutll'IMI II conoucted by I leld\, CA t2t51-t040 tlfnoted Plrtllerlff\14> Tl'lll bua1NM 11 c:ondUC1«S by a ,:rel\ .. a.nn.11. Jr . o.n.,., ,.,,, OOt,C,~ Thia •t1tement Wll 1\41d WIU\ the 1. Tl'lll ... '91ften, ._.. llleO '"ltl lhe COIHlly OWk Of Ortnge County on Colff\ly Ctark of Ortnte County on Mat 15. 1H4 Matdt I , ttM f'Mt• ,,~ Or•• eo.t 0.-W PllOt M.,Cf\ '6 AP'f ~ t , ''· tN' 1715..fA - I MUC NOTJCE '---WWW 1tor1. •aplof• and operate ttwOUOh the aurlac:. of the ~ 500 .... of the aub8Ufface or the land IMNln- &bove daac;ribed, u rMafved In the Deed f\'om The Irvine Company, a CO(PQfatlon, rec:Ofded October 31, 1979 In boOll t3375, Peo9 1522, Otfidal Aec:orda. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNOERt DEED Of TRUST DATED JUN.I • 1982. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU "EEO AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF TH£ PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHO(JLO CONTACT A LAWYEfll. 19 San S•ba1t1an, Newpott Beac:h. CA. "(tt 1 ltreat acklr ... °' c;ommon dellgnatlon O( property II Mown above. no warranty II glwn M to Ill comptetenesa or oorrec:tneea)." The benallclaty Under Uld Deed Of T•uat, by rMIOll of a breec:h OI CS. I• Jtt In the Obllgetlonl NCUred lhliret>y. 11eretof0te executed and delivered lo the u~ •writ· ten Dec:laretlon of o.raun Ind o. mLnd IOt Sale. and written notlot ol brMCh and of etec:tlon 10 c:auM lhe underllgned to Mii Mid proe>eny 10 Mtl9ty Mkf obligaUoM. Ind tNt• 1ltet the und••lgoed ~ Mid not 1c:e of braec:fl Ind of e1ec;t1on to be rec:otded June e. 1913 u ln&tr. No.13-238078 of Offlclal RecorOI In lhe offJQa of lhe Recofdar of Orange County; Said l&le will be mecse, but wl11'1out c:ownant or wanenty, ••· preu or Implied, r"Olll'dif19 tltle poaMUion, or aneumblancM, to pay lhe remaining prlndpel kin\ of the note(•) MCured by Uld Deed of Truat. wltl'l lnteteat u In Mid note provided, ad'tancea. If any. under the twm1 or Mid Deed of Tt\111, f .... Cha<get and expenaee of Ille Truat" and or the lrUtll Cl'Mted by Nld Deed or T ru1t Said l&le wlll be he'd on: TUMCl1y. May 1, t984, at 2:30 p,m. at the C11&pman Avenue enttanoe to the Cl'tlc: Cent• Bulldlng, 300 Eat Chapman Ave. Orange; CA. Al lhe time Of the lnltlal publl· c:ttion of 11'111 notloe, the total amount of the unpaid t>.ience of the obligation aec:ured by the 1bo¥e d.- tc:tlbed deed or trint and Mtlrn1ted ooa11. ••oen.... and advll'IOM I• S2 .234,931.7 4 The IOtll lndebtedneu being an estimate on which lhe opening bid '' computed may be obtained by ce"· 1ng l71'J 937-0tee or (213) 82'1·4M5 the day befOf'e lhe Nie Dale: March 30, 198' DSL SERVICE COMPANY u Mid Trull ... By T 0 SERVICE COMPANY, agent By Sandie Armenta, AMlatant Seo· r11ery One City Blvd WMt, Cringe, CA. 92888 (714) 835-1281 Publllhed <Nange Cout Delly ~ Ai>rll 9, 1e. ~. t9a.. ,~ ...... . ,,... . • J I . ftmJC m1ICE IDUfleecnOMINl99 a. Thet Che~.,. ... of ••,W• -............ ...,..,.. w-Oiillftll ~---~---o..;.;;;;.;.;;;:;::.---II lhe ~ Of 147.I00,000 wMt " II ,_...., U.. 8TAn M CM.!R>MA ) i ~ -.... , tot ... lmOfCMmelll -.etlat ....... llmld In ... -~;'f,ft,ls~&r, -'!!!!.'!!"~!'!!!.!'~'!!!"' .. ·=.e:~~ ~zC:~. • Wl'•ll M ........ TO flW M --PGF;""""'____ ---.................... ·=e-.. •••• TO• ••1tlA'9 . .._..._ -=:r• _.., ~ l'9 IMdl •Mid"°' a nlf lfillprow-...._.. 111•ru-..111 w•=:11r-a.a •ut • .._,-. u• '°"'"' ..-w °' ••n••• · ....... ....._. • .,....., .,..... ..... ... -" •• --... Tiii ,_MD fll.AC8 .. IKTIOll I. 1lwt.,,. ~ ... ---bOundwtea Of 19th ., of ~ •. , ... ;... • -• I,,, .. , ., .. •a•11 Mm ... -'* Tl I ,,_ "DPOMd lmrpr~lt dlelrlcf. whldt lftllP lhel gowrn for folowif'8 ~ WlflMA8 ... ~ .. DINGlore of................... ....... .. totheatentofMldptlD=lmrprowementdlelnct AY!S! OIRECTOfll •CNONI &H>ULr ...., -~ ......_.__ .... ..__ on • wettt .._ 1ecrtU1y °'the end 1e 9"91'•* tor -...-. ••• • .... A .. Hte• ._,..,., ---,_m lft .,.GUelfteftt clMrtct purwt by lfty perton Oii pereona lftt.-..... '-"VV95, -" ~.=-IM 10 et MQ.. of t"-Wit• Code Of the 8tete of ~ Thet Monday. 1he , •. _ of APtt. , .... , et the HOU: OtMCTOR8 r::. DAM, MOON HOW THeMuuo• ttw •~Of....__._~ ........ •-..A olt;OOoolod&p.m.,OftMld_ll..._._. .. .,,_,.,,.. AeeENT· OtN!CTOM HOHi - • .----. ...... "' ..,.. __ • .,,. .... _... .. ......... piece of ... loef'Cl _Of OfNolora Of..... • FfttzlM-= ~~ = HIAUY AUOl.Y!; DE· 1 W_.bliailttct et l'9 Ollltttct oMoe 27204 Eall a.. Pll ~~..-..:....of W110N 1. ThM It le the Intention of the ~ '° torm en ~ Vllllo. c.lforNI. 19 ._. ....... the pl8oe '°' • a.....-.°' ..... ...,._.. ""Pr°"...,' dlltrtct wltt*\ the ..... MeraMla W•• Dlelnct Of tty~ tM eo.re1 Of Dnctcn of Mid DIMrtct on tM w..., oteer1ol tf)e oortlon of Mid Dtetrtot ...., W11 De MllllMect tM "' l'9 lonMMcMt Of Mid propoeed lmprownwwt (SEAL) ,...,_.._..~,IObedellgltMld ''IMPAOve'tENT *-:rr:::·~oee:=~...:= 9TAT£0FCAUfOfNA l ~NC,!.~ 2A ', and 10 ..,. bonde to Mid ~t !mprov.ment dfetrlct rot ~ out Mid PUtpoee. tM COUNTY Of ORANGE ) •· • W L ~...,_for -Mid --::=..-::::-..:~ ~ "::" .=c.c:.;:..°"!!'. l,l'llfnR.ST--.~Ol ... _of_OI ..,.. .. '°be'°'"* and lot wNd'I bOndt may be ....... '°' ~-·*' ... weone _._ lllndt lf'I ~ the 81nta MerQettU w ... Ollilrlct. Clo ~ oettMy .... the tN ~ Ind OOnlllNctlon of we>tttt lot the production • ,...... ......... ,. · above end tot.aolno II e U, true end OOn'td copy Of AUOL· .,.....,..,., et0tege end cHeCttbutlon of wet• for ltrlaMlon • Ind INt ::CS Mid ptQpOeed prowment dletrtct. mey ~ uilQH NO. 84-U ol ..ict eo.d, Md lhef.,,. Mme hee not.,._, =t.":'': ~ ~·.: ~ lria end •cnoN T. Tf\et t-"9 Secretary of the Boerd of Oltec10rt It ~A~O: orM=·~~ll.1184 dllertct, end the ~Ion and conatruc:tlon of wM~ =r ~~ ~~= =--~ ~ :::':.~ . . Ftttl 8tnldllng • oollectioft, trNtment end dllpotel of tewege, WMte end ltOrm 0 NOE DAIL V PILOT, I ~ of gen«el cirQAatlon ~etety of the eo.d Of nw. Including trunk ....,., MWfGt tr•tment, wtt• recta-pubtl8hed In t"-County of Orange once I "9k for two ora of 8lnta Margartte meuon fldlttlel, pu~ •tat'°""· and Including all land, eucca11tw WMka purwt to s.ctk>n180M of the Gowrnment SEA "' Wltet Otetrlct !!~'~.!~ °"* prop«ty '*"'"Y therefor fort"-lenda Code, tf)e "'9t pu~ to be'at .... t fourteen (14) days prior ~~Or Coat~ n.u.. -··-wnll wlthAn t,,. ut-'ot bounder'-of Mid lmptO\'eo-to the ttlne fixed for the hMttng. 8e6d notice at'8M *° be:e enoe _, '""Yl Aprtl 2• •• t984 l7csa-84 ment diltrlct end for the ecqUiattlOn of ell of or part of the by potUng a copy of Mld teeolutlon In thr• (3) public PmlJC ll)TIC( •-111 -op.,819tJno fund9 of Mid ltnprowment dtttrlct (provtded thet the w\thln Mid propoeed lmpro~1t district for at leut (1 ) da)'9 • ._~--~.--;;.;...;.;;"";;..;.;.'~;:;;;.. __ tot emount of Midi funda ao 9CqUfted ahatl not exceed an prior to the time ftxed for ukl hMling. Said notice ah811 go be • M90LUTIOlll MO • .,..... · amount ~ to the to\11 operating co.ta of MkS Improvement given by me11tng 1 copy of Mid resolution to the aont MIOUlnON °' THI 80AllD or DmCTORe or THI <*tr~ lot I two-yeat period, u eatlmated by the Board or "*'ned In s.cilon &3521'oMhe Gowmment Code:' leut aANTA'lllARCl.WTA WATD DllTNCT, Olltflll C4MMTY, • Olrectott of Mid Olatrlct) and funds for the payment of awry ftfteen (l5) dt)'9 prior to the date fixed for Mid hearl CM.l'ORNIA. Ola •MIG ITI ••IMTIOlt TO POMI All apenN Of MJd Improvement dlatrtct Which It I• probabte Wiii be ADOPTED. SIGNED AND ADOPTED this 19th de;"O. Mtroh WftmNT •TMCT TO • •llfll!ATID •llOVW· lncurr.d and become payable before the expiration of one ~ 198-4 miff D18TIICT NO. C " '°" TMI "9Del or •W from the ~Ion of Mid worka (Including the lnter•t on uld · Don B Sd'tone 90NDS ntlMPCM AM) PDmeO THI·,... AM) PlACi tJll bonds wtlleh la due and paylbte prlof to that d•t•-and for wtllch Prealdent 0 ; the Board of HrANNG AM) .V.O NOTICI THIMGr moneys of t"-Improvement dlstrlet In the treuury of aakl Director• of Santa Margarita WHEREAS. the 8cNlrd of Dnctott of the Santa Metgertta Dlstrlct or therMft• to be recefved by Mid lmpr<>*Mnt district Water District Wttet Olatrlct de*• to form an ~ ~ purwt from an aawament pr~aly levied are ln~t•). and the (SEAL) to s.cuon. 3&f 10 et a.q. of the Watet Code of the Stet• of Mtab!WttMnt of alt of the bond r...w fund OU1 oft"-proceed• ATTEST· California; of the .... of Mkt bond•. Ind alt...,.. ... in connection with the Fritz Str8dunv NOW, THEREFORE, the Boatd of Directors of the Santa •uthottzatlon and laeuance of uld bond•. Secretary Of the Board of Director• Matgarlt• Wit• District DOES HEREBY RESOLVE. oe. llCTION a. That the .. tlmated °'*' ... or carrying out Mid of Santa Margarita Water Olatrtct TERMINE Af-tO ORDER .. follows: purpoee Is the amount of $51,000,000 and It la propoMd that STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) •CTION 1. That It Is the lnt.,tlon of the Boerd to fonn an bonds tor Mid Improvement dlatrlct ahall be IMUed In Mid . ) -. lmprowment diltr1Ct within the Santa Margertta Wit« Ol9tr1Ct of amount. • · . COUNTY OF ORANGE ) the portk)n of Mid Cbtrlct wNch wtll be benaftted tty the llCTION 4.. That MH .. menta for carrying out Mid purpoae I FRITZ R STRADLING Sectetaty or the Board of Olrectora of hereklaft• stated purpoee, to be deelgnated "IMPAOVEMENT Ind fot the p;11yment of Mid bond• and the Interest thereon Shall ttte Santa Margartta water 068tnct do hereby certify that the DISTRICT NO. 4C". and to i... bonds of Mid ~t be leYted udutlwty upon the land• In Mid propoMd Improve-foregoing reeolutlon wu duly adopt8d by the Board of Director• dtstrlct for Mid purpoee. • ment dtltt1ct. . or Nld Oistrtct at a regular meeting of .. Id Board held on the ACTION 2. That the purpoee for whlctl Mid lmptOYWMnt •CTION I. That a map thowtng the exterior boundattea of ll>th day of March. 198-4, and that It wu 90 adopted by the dlltrlct la to be formed and for wNoh bonds may be a.19d le lot uld propc>9ed lmpr~t district, which map Shall gov.m for fotlowtng vote· the aoqulattlon and conatructlon Of wor1tt for the production, all detaltt u to the extent of Nld propoMd Improvement dlatrlct A YES· DIRECTORS s c H o N E , B O U L T tranamlttb'I, storage and distribution of wat• for ln'lgatlon, le on fli. With the s.ctetary of the 'Dlatrlct and la available for . INGHOUSE MOSHIER domestic, lnduatrtal and muNclP9I purpoeea, for the..,_ end ln.,.ctlon by any person or persona lnt••ted. VAN DAM MOORE Inhabitant• wtth the exterior~ of Mid lmpt~ llCTION ~That Monday, the 18th day of AprU, 198'4, •t the NOES: DIRECTORS NONE • district, and the acqulattlon and construction of WQttta for the hOur of 2:00 0 clQci( p.m., on Mid day la hereby fixed .. the time ABSENT: DIRECTORS NONE coHectlon, tr•tment and d6tpoul Of ........ and "°"" Ind the mMtlng place ot the Board of Ofrector• of Senta Fritz Stradllng wtt•. lnctudlng trunk....,., aewege tr•tment. weMr rec:la- Margettta Wat• Oistrtct at the Olatrlct otfloe 2720<t Eut La Paz Secretaty of the Board or matlon fadlttlea, pumpfng atatlont, and lndudlng al land, Ro9d, Mlalon Vi.to. California. I• hereby fixed .. the plac. for• Dlrectora of Santa Margarita easement• and other property MCHHJ"Y therefor for the landa hett1ng by the Board of Directors of Mid District on the Water Olatrlct and Inhabitant• within the exterior boundarlea of Mid lmpr~ Queal.ION of the formation of Mid propoMd Improvement (SEAL) ment dlttrtct end for the acqullttlon of IN of or part of the dJatrlct, the extent thereof, the purpoN for which Nld proposed STATE OF CALIFORNIA operating~ of Mid lmprowrnent dlstr1ct (prOYlded that the lmprowment district la to be formed, the beMflt to land• within ) .. total amount of such funds ao tcqulred thalt not exceed an the Improvement dlatrlet for carrying out Mid purpoee, the COUNTY OF ORANGE ) . amount equel to the total operating COlt9 of Mid lmprOY9ntent tetlmated expenee of carrytng out Uld putpoae or any other I, FRITZ R. STRADLING. Sectettry of the Board or Directors of dlstttct for • two-yMr period ... estimated tty the Bowd of matt• relatlng to the foregoing. That et aakS time and place ll"f the Santa Margarita Wat• Olatrlct, do hereby e«tJfy that the Directors of Mid Olttrlct) and funda tor the peyment of~ pet10f'lt Interested, lnctudlng all peraons owning land• In the above ~ foregoing I• • full, true and correct copy of RESOL· expenM of M6d lmpr<N9ment dl9trlct wtl6ch It 11 probable wlll be District or In Mid proposed Improvement dtatrlct. may appea1 UTION NO. 8._3-2 of Mid Boatd, and that the same hu not bMrl lncorred and become payable before the expiration of one,._,. and be heard. •mended or repealed from the completion of MJd wor1t• (lnctudlng the lnt•..t on Mid UCTION 7. That the Secretary· of the Board or Director• I• DATED· March 19 ·1984 bonds which la due Md payable prlof to that date and for whk:t\ hereby ordered •nd directed to cauae notice of aald hearing to · · Fritz Stradll moneys of the Improvement district In the t~ of Mid be given by publlthlng • copy of this rnolutlon of Intention In the Secretaty of the ~ard ot District or therMft• to be recefved by Mid lmprowment dtstrlct ORANGE COAST OAlLY PILOT, 1 ~of general circula-Director• of Santa Margarita from an ...-.ment prevk>ully levied are Inadequate). end the tlon pubflsMd In the County of Orange, once a week for two Water District establlahmerit of all of the bond~ fund out of the proceeds IUCCMatve week• pursuant to Section eoM of the Government (SEAL) of the l8M of Mid bonds, and all expeneea In connection with the Code, the nrst publication to be at leUt fourteen ( 14) daya prior Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot April 2 9 198-4 1735_8-4 authorization and 1..uance of aak1 bonds. to the Ume nxed for the hearing. Said notk:41 Shall alto be given • ' SECTION a. That the •tlmated •XJ*l ... of~ out Mid by posting a copy of Mid reaolutlon In thrM (3) public pfaon purpose la the amount of $432,000,000 Ind It la propoeed that within uld propoaed Improvement dlatrlc:t tor at lea.at (14) days Ptlll.IC NOTICE P\ltUC NOTICE bonds for said Improvement dlatrlct ahall be lseued In uld prior to the time fixed for .. Id hearing. Said notice ahall alao be amount. given by mtillng a copy of aald reaofutlon to the pe<aon• llCTION 4. That ....umenta tor carrying out Mid purpoee tpectfted In Section 53521 of the Government Code at least MIO\.UTION NO. 14-M and for tM payment of Mid bond• and the lnter•t thereon ah.a fifteen (15) days prior to the date fixed tor .. Id hearing. RESOLUTION OF THE BOAN> OF DIRECTORI OF THe be levied excl'*vety upon the '8nda In laid propoeed knpoye. ADOPTED. Sl()NEO ANO APPROVED thla 19th day of Merch IANTA lllARGAIUTA WATER Dl8TlllCT, ORANGE COUNTY, ment district. l&M. CAl.IPONtlA. DECLANNQ ITI INTUf110N TO 'OMI AN UCTIOM I. That a map thowtng the extet\or boundariee of Don B. Schon• ..... OV!mNT DISTNCT TO -DEllGMATaD ......Oft· Mid propoeed Improvement district, which map ahaA ~ '°' President of the Board of •NT 0.TNCT .NO. 7A" FOR THI WO. °' •IUING all detaltt u to tM extent of said propoeed lmprO¥erMnt cfiatftc:t Olrectora ot Santa Margarita •ONO• THIMPOR AND FIXING THI TIME ANO PLACI OF Is on file with the Sectetary of the CX.trlct and la avallable for Water Olatrlct H!MING AND GtvlNO NOTtCI THEMOF Inspection by any per90n or persona Interested. (SEAL) WHEREAS. the Botrd of Olrectora of the Santa Mtrgarlta SECTION 1. That Monday, the 18th day of April, 1984, at the A TT EST: Weter District d .. lrH to form an Improvement dlstrle1 pursuant hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m., on Mid day I• hereby fixed M the time Frltz Stradling to Section• 36410 et seq. ot the Water Code of the State of and the meeting place of the Bowd of Directors of Sant• Secretary of the Board of Directors Callfornla; Margarita Water District at the Olatrlct office 2720<t East La Pu of Santa Margarita Water Olatrlct NOW. THEREFORE. the Board or Dlreclora of the Santa Road, Mlulon Viejo, California, ta hereby flxed u the ptace for a STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) Margarita Water District DOES HEREBY RESOLVE. DE-heating by the brd of 06rectors of Mid Oistr1ct on the ) ... TERMINE AND ORDER .. follow•: question• ot the formation or Mid proposed Improvement COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SECTION 1. That It le the Intention of the Board to lorm an dlatrlct, the extent thereof, the purpoM for which Mid propoeed I, FRITZ R. STRADLING, Secretary of the Board of Directors ot Improvement district within the Senta Margarite Water Ol1trlct of lmprovem9nt dlatrlct ta to be formed, the benefit to lland• within IN Santa Margarita watet District, do hereby C4trtlfy that the the portion of said Ofetrlct which will be benefited by the the Improvement district for c.rrylng OU1 said purpc>M, the foregoing reeotutlon wu duty adopted by the Board of Director• hereinafter •t•ted purpose. to be dHtgnsted "IMPROVEMENT estimated exper\M of carcytng out Mid purpoee °' any other of Mid Olatrlct at• regular meet1ng of Mid Board held on the DISTRICT NO. 7A'', and to Issue bonds of said Improvement matter relating to the foregoing. That at Mid time and piece ll"f 19th day of Marct'I. 1084, and that It wu ao adopted by the dlatrlet for Nld purpoM. person• Interested, Including all persona owning lands In the following vote: llCTION 2. That the purpbM for which ~ Improvement Oletrlet or In eald proposed Improvement dlltr1ct, may appeer AYES: DIRECTORS SCHONE. MOSHIER. VA~ dletrtct ta lo be formed and for which bond• may be luued ,, for and be heard. DAM. MOORE the acqulaltlon and conetructlbn of wor11:1 for the production. SECTION 7. That the Secretary of the Boatd ot Directors Is NOES: DIRECTORS NONE tranamlulon, atorege and distribution of water for Irrigation, hereby ord8t'ed and directed to cauM notice ot Mid heiring to ABSENT: DIRECTORS NONE dOfTIMtlc, lnduatrlal and munlclpel purpoaes, for the lands and be given by publlahlng a copy of thta resolutlon of Intention In the ABSTAIN: DIRECTORS BOULTINGHOUSE Inhabitant• with the exterior boundartea of Uld Improvement ORANGE DAILY PILOT. a newspaper of general clrculatlon Fritz Stradling dlatrtct. and the aoquleltlon and conatructlon of wori(s for the publlahed In ttw County or Orange. once a week tor two Secretary of the Boa.rd of' collectlon, treatment and dlepoNI of MWage, wute and storm IUCQeSSlve week~ pursuant to Section 8066 of the Government Directors of Santa Margarita water, Including trunk sewers. MWage trNtment, water reel•· Code. the first publlcatlon to be at least fourteen (14) da)'9 prior water Oletrtct matlon ftcilltlea. pumping atatlona. and Including all land, to the time fixed tor the hearing. Said notice Shall alto be given (SEAL) eaaement• and other property necessary therefor for the land• by posting a copy of aald reaofutlon In three (3) public pteoes STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) and Inhabitants within the exterior boundattea of Mid Improve-within said propoeed Improvement dlatrict tor at least (14) days ) ment district and for the acquisition of •II of or part of the prior to the time fixed tor said heerlng. Said notice Shall alto be COUNTY OF ORANGE ) u . operating funds of Mid Improvement dlatrlct (provided that the given by malling • copy of eald reaolutlon to the pe<aons 1. FRITZ R. STRADLING, Secretary of the Board of Directors of total amount of auch funds to acquired shall not exceed an apeclfled In Section 53521 of the Government Code at least t.._ s t M 1 It w t 01 t tct d h _._ oertl"' th t t .. -amount equal to the total operating coat• of .. id lmproverMnt fifteen (15) day• prior to tbe date nxed for said hearing. ,,. an a arg r 1 8 er 8 r ' o er.uy '1 . 8 ,,. dlatrlct for a tw~year period, u ntlmtted by the Board of ADOPTED. SIGNED ANO APPROVED this 19th day of March above and foregoing 19 • full, true and correct copy or RESOL· Director• of Mid Olatrlct) and fund• for the ou..,.....,..t of _....., 198". UTION NO. 84-3· 1 of uld Board, and that the .. me hu not been exper\M of Mid Improvement dlatrlct which It l.P.:~b~ble ~it-~ ~ ~~M~·191M IQCUrred and become payable before'the expiration of one yiear Frltz s dll ff om the completion of uld wor1c• (Including the lnter .. t on Mid tra ng bonds which It due and payable prior that that date and tor Secretary of the Board of DI t f s t M It which moneys of the Improvement dlatrlct In the treasury of •aid (SEAL) rec ora 0 an • argar • Olatrlct or thereaft-to be recetved by tald Improvement district "TTEST·. Weter Olatrlct ... " Don B. Schone Presld.-it of the Board of Directors of Santa Margarita Weter Olatrlct (SEAL) from an aueatment previously levled are Inadequate), and the Fritz Stredllng Publlahed Orange Coast Dally Piiot April 2, 9, l984 l 73•-84 Ht1bllShment ot all or the bond reserve fund out ot the prooeeds Secretery or the Board of Directors of the aale. ol aald bonds. end all experlaes In connection with the ot Senta Margarita Weter Of1trlC1 ----------authorization and luuance of tald bonda. STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) "8.JC NOTIC[ Pta.IC NOTICE llCTION a. That the estimated expenMt of carrying out u .ld ) ss __ ...;.._,...._...._..-... ___ ---..;..-.~~....-..;;..;;...--purpoae Is the amounl of $119, 100,000 and It Is proposed that COUNTY OF ORANGE ) bonda for uld Improvement district shall be luued In u ld 1. FRITZ R. STRADLING. s.cretary of the Board ot Directors of MaOLUTtON NO. 14-1-2 amount. the Santa Margal1ta Water District. do hereby oertlty that the RlaOLUTION Of' T.. .OARD Of' DtRICTORa OF THI IECTION 4.. That aueumenta for carrying out tald purpOM foregoing reeotutlon wu duly adopted by the 8oard ot Director• IANTA MARGARITA WATER Dt•TIH<;.!:..~ANOI COUNTY, and for the payment of .. Id bond• and the Interest thereon ah•ll of stld District at a regular meeting of Mid Board held on the CALl'OflNIA, 0.CLARIHG ITI INTINTIUN TO FORM AN be levied excluelvely upon the land• In tald proposed Improve-19th day of March 198-4 and that It wu so adopted by the ..we>VW•NT DtaTlllCT TO M DE'"*ATaD .. IMPROVI· ment dl1trlct. following vote: ' ' •NT ota11HCT NO. IA"'°" TM POltltOU °' 1aau1NG UCTION s. That. map showing the exterior boundarlee or AVES: DIRECTORS s c H 0 NE . B 0 u L T IOND8 ntlMPOR AND PeXING THI TIMI AND f'LACI Of' Mid propoeed Improvement district. which map shall govern for INGHOUSE, MOSHIER .-ANNG AND GIVING NOT1CI ~MOF all detella u to the extent of Mid proPQMd Improvement dlatrlct VAN DAM. MOORE WHEREAS. the Board of Olrectott of the Sarta Margarita la on flle with the s.ctetary of the C>latnct and le available for NOES: DIRECTORS NONE Water District d...,.• to form en Improvement dlatrlct pursuant lnapec:tlon by any person or per90na lntereated. ABSENT: DIRECTORS NONE to Sections 38410 at seq. of the Water Code of the State of · UCTtON 1. That Monday, the 16th day of Aprll. 1984, at the Fritz Stredttng Cellfe>tnla; hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m .• on Mid day I• hereby ftxed u the time Secretary of the Board ot NOW, THEREFORE, the Boerd of Directors of th• Santa and the meeting plac:. of the Botrd of Olrectora of Santa Directors of Sant• Margarite M.,getlta Weter Oiatrlct DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, OE-Mergarlta Weter Dtatrtct at the Olatrlct office 2720 .. Eut Lt Paz Water Olatrlct TEAMINE ANO ORDER .. follows: Road, Mlulon Viejo, California. I• hereby fixed u the plaoe for • (SEAL) ' llCTION 1. Thet It ta the Intention of IN Board to form an heeling by the &oatd of Directors or uld Olttrlct on the ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA ) lmpr~t dtltrlct within the Santa Margarita Wat• Dlttnct of question• of the formation of uld proposed Improvement ) u the portion of Mid Olatrlct which wlll be ~flted by the district. the extent thereof, the purpoee for which aaid propoeed COUNTY OF ORANGE ~ hereineft• tt•ted purpoM, to be deelgntted IMPROVEMENT Improvement dl•trlct I• to be formed, the benefit to land• within I FRITZ R STRADLING Secretary of the Board or Director• of ' DISTRICT NO. 3A ... and to iteue bond• of Mid Improvement th• lmproveiMnt dlttrlct for carrytng out Mid purpoee. the the' Santa M•roertt• Water Olatttct, do hereby oertlty that the cftstrlet tor Mid putl)OM. •tlmated Ul*\M or carrying out Nld purpoM or any other abov9 and foregotnQ la a tull, true end correct copy ot RESOL- llCTION 2. That the purpOM for which .. Id Improvement matter relating to the foregoing. That at aald time and place any UTION NO. 8-4-3-S of aald Board. and that the same hu nol been dlltrtot la to be formed Ind for which bond• may be *'*' It tor peraon1 Interested, lncfudlng all persona owning land• In the amended or repeeltfd. tM ecquttltlon and construction of wortca for t"-proouetlon, Dts1r1ct or In .. Id propoMd lmprovement dlatrlct, may IPPMI' DATED: Mll'Ch 19, 198'4 tt~. atorege and d'8trlbu11on of water fOf lrrtQltlon, and be hMtd. Fritz Stradling dot'Mltle. lnduttrlal and munldpail purpc>Me, for the tend• Ind •cnoM 1. 'ntt the 8«retary of the Board of Directors la Sect9twy of the 8owd of ~ta With thA IX1M1oc botJndadMot Md knprovement ~ ordered end ~ecs to cw notice of Mid hMtlng to Dnctort of Santa Mwgartt• Cftlttte1, and the acqullltton end conttructlon of wM• for the be~tven by publlehlng • eopy of this rweoiutlon of lnt.,tlon In the Waler Deltrict oollctlon. treatft*\t and dlepoatl Of ..... WMt• and •torm ORANGE DAILY PILOT, a ~ of general droulatlon (SEAL) •t•, lndudlng truntc ....,., MWllOI treatlMnt, water red•-published In the County of Orange. once • w..et for two Publlehed Ol'ange Coat Dalty Pltot Aprl4 2, t , 198'4 1787-M matlon ffdfftlel, pumping ttltlOnl, lnU Including all land. tueCINIW Meka pureuan1 to SectlOn 80M of the Government •••"*'" Ind othet property MOMlll'Y tl'letefor for the land• C04M, the first publleatlon to be at teut fourteen ( ,,.) cSaya prlof ---.,.-_-IC_llft _____ _ and lnhebltantt wtthln the exterior bounder ... of Mid Improve-10 the tfme ft>ced for the hear1ng. 81kf nottoe ahelt *<> be: ---'"~--""-'-8'oC;--- ment dlltnct end fot the ~ of ll~Ot of the by potting a copy of Mid reeoauuon tn thrw (3) publtc ncnnoue .._ .. opetlilng fund• of eeld lmptownwnt dtltrlct ( that the wttNn Mid ptopoeed 1m~t district for at._., (1:J;!IYI MAim ITAftl•lrT totel amount of tuCt\ f\lnde eo acquired not •JtCMd en prtor to the time fixed tor Mid MattnQ. Seid not.Ice ahlll be The IOlk>wtHt '*"°" • _,,. emouM ~ to the total op.,atlng ooat. !!, Mid lrnptO"""*'t given rny me111ng a copy of Mid NeOtutlon to the PttlOf\t ~TOM ..!Lw. "N rYU>•• . 11 .. 1 dlltrtot tot 1 two-YM" period, • eatlmat ... by the lolrd of loeelned In s.ctlon &3&21 of the O<MrntMnt COcM at IMtt ~A ....,._, .. Olr'9Ctaf9 of Mid Dlstrtct) .and fUnda lot the payment of ewry ntt..n ( 15) days Pfior to t"-date ft~ fOf MJd ,,..,..ng 20tft It., Coet• W... CeRt t2G7 ..,.._of Mid lfnprowm.nt dlatrtct wtllctl .. It prObeble wlll be ADO"PT!O, SIGNED ANO APPROVED this 19th day of March 201~ ~~ ~, ,. e lnCurr9d and~ payebte befcn th4t •r•tton of one~ taa.4. Thlt bualneee ltCClnduct«t by· • ., hfn tM cornpletlon of Mid WOtk~lndudtng the lnt.,_t on Hid Don 8. Schone lndlvlduel bondt wNCll II ctut and ptyebtt to that d•t• and for which Preeldent of the Boerd ThofMe o. Denlgen ~ of tfle lmpfowment dlattlct In the trwutY of Mid of otrec1on of Santa Thie •1~t _... t11c1 *1tl IN D6etftCt or ""'-"* to be ,....._. ~ ukt ltnpfowrMnt dtt1rkt Matoerlt• Water Dtetrtd County o.-°' o..-. ~ty on trom an •1111-r.nt prNoualy levied are IMOtquete), Ind the (SEAL) Mar 11, ,..,. 1M~tof .. ofthebOneir_....f\tnCSoutoftheP1ooMda ATTE9T· PutJilNd "''171 Of the .... Of Mid bOnd9. end II~ In con.~ton wfth tM f '1t.I Stradling P.t10t Mwctl tt.°': t ~ = authotl&ltlon .net lttuanoe of lltld.bOnO-. SecMary of tt19 Boaro of onetcn • • ,7,3..._. D A I L y p I L 0 _T c L A s s I F ·1 E D 6 I 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 T~hone Seriice: Monday-F ridl y 8:00 i\.M.-S:30 P.M. 8Uainet6 C.OU.,ter: Menday.Friday 8:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. DEADLI PlJBLICATIO Mondav TiJeida~,. 591. Mon. l'Uft. W~ct lhur . f ri. Fri w ednrid.t \' Thunda'* · Fricl.i,· . S.1ufda,· SuJld1,· - Cancellations and c~rrections ma · be made on same deadlines as above. Plea~ a le for a cancellation number when canceUing vour ad. ERRORS: Check your ad daily and report errors .immedi1ttely. Tiie DAILY PILOT assumes liability for. the fant incorrect ir,sertion cnJy. CLASSIFIED 642-5678 =-.. ~--·" .:..... llPJ Lido Isle Baylront One of the mo.t apectacular views in harbor from beautiful 6 Bdnn pooll-s- home an 79 J~ of ~ t.yfront. Room for 120 ft. yachts. OPEN DAILY 12-5 101 Via Lido Sood. LWo hie <:oartesy to Broken ~ 673-7873 673-7677 &.Mal 1........... --1~ Beautiful 3 Br. 3 ~ Ba, Bayfroot, pier & float for 65' Boat. Best buy at $950,0QO. 21•....... ....1-4 Beautiful ~Br, 2 Ba. playroom. fireplace, beam ceilincs· Xlnt. financing. $(20,000. Lm&m.t10Y11m Traditional • Br, """' s.. nmmc am.. 2 Frpks. 4000 -.. fL,, beat ~ al $975,000. unm IMI una1n Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai Kai Condo, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' bay pat;ao. $695,000. Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br. 4 Ba. patio, pool home. Fee Prise $775,000. ....... -~ Oce.an & Jetty viewa. marine room. 4 Br, 3 Ba. 3700 aq. ft. car parking. $1,285,000. > UYW...-UfflllT Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up, 2 Br, 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1 ,375,000. BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR • • -• ~ # ' . . . -- One of the ways ho mes are being bought.&nd sold toda.y is wtth Blended .... Kon&aae A blended rate mortgage 1s a new mortgage th&t covers an old mortgage and advances new f'unda. The new mortga«ie ts used to pay off the eX1sttng mo1't4Jage at a lower rat.e t.ha.n t.he current me.rket. rat.e The lender gi·a.nts t.he new rate somewhere between the old rate and t.he preva.1hng muket rate The new m onthly p&yment. is larger th&n it was preV1oualy. but. not. u high as current. rates would requtre. Impact OD bQ7•r • Receives • lower than mt.rktt raUt • Ct.ti qu1.llt7 Wll.h a lower 1n oome • Lower monu117 ~yrl\fi\'- Impact OD ..U.r • Attrac\e p01.enu&.1 bu1•1'9 e ~v• t.Jl rund• at ol09lnt M&ny lenders offer a blended rate mortgage as lt produces a higher return than the old moJ1Caee A l'8al estate protna1onal can «utdt a buyer t.o thoee proper ties where t.hts type or mongace 1• av&lla.blt ·~~~:::" _ .. _t_.._~- f YI SEW I -I r t I ~ 0 E G G I' I r I - 642-5618 • z• •• ...,. 1• ~ w•,... .... l':'a! ...... ~11!6 "'n .. l!t!l:S!!!:~!l~"'~w~p!!~mr.-=;;;;•~11 · I I M _...,, w ............. d,..,..nswr'teeon Ho 80:60. PGS£1m 1Lti'2•.p00l.2.,.,__ . .:.nu... ......... 1 ..... L11t~ Muat .... Coty•"4254 ......... pettts50mo831.a1a =~::.or~ ~t"1~~J..'"" PUU lllEWPOl<T &PAR TMENTS Watte to th op· 1111,111 8t'r.'~9.&.!: .. ~ ... :l 1111117,lllMPrlle $300 1 ...:!._~!!,_~n.Okc 111,.., 6»41t08E8TRlty,f• fi~l/motlt,1 ba..,..t .All jllnQ/UllMPOfU'lon from Tradf fot Income 0t? ..... r &;"""'! ..... deB. flCrO, ........ lm'f .... "'' -·--,.... ~ -~"'--IC*l!Ou• "•..,... New on fhe m9fketl S~ duoed to'l370.000. MaUm. IOan. F0t .,.,c. 11" Pll ~ Bachelor Mu1t et• bltln1, betcony, lndry rm. • est.e1&1 ~~ pe~:. n ~ ~ .~~'= ~= Aat M.nt 141-"22 1~727. '3tt.OOO H 3·,_. Pe* at•te Noh· 53M180 BEST Atty,_ i/~ ! !::., cw;t,: Tll.Ck>M ..!!~ 1 _• A~=':! ~~~he 01BH LailJI ftH double garage. Only room and tcl1ohen IOC*a CertU LI Ill llB tM PlllllJ way ffontege. Electric RENT GUIDE + ... 53t-e180 BEST -• -.• ... Upper B1y. Private 111r Wtttcll" Dr. N.8. 115',500 f'w. CaM Carol out to lato-,..,for~~ iMt ~own 2 l&m BHt Newpor. t buy I Ind ~ In. NMt _._1 __ 111 iii5lmo. E/llde.2 er. Ht clubhouaH I health suo aq rt. PenQtlufn. llOf"* lot, room · 2 ... "'~t ,.,...._ ~a, bright 4 Br, bMGh and bOlt rnartnaa. ...... b ......_.. F"""' .. tpM, 8 tennlt OOUttt, 7 Agent 141-li032 mutt ... eKecutl~ hOfne -. · .._, .... -a... ...._ "-•... M'--• ........... r.,._, YWv. Poote ctOll to bulintll a5 000 Call reduction to s1 ... ooo. 2 • w/bonul rm, ..... Lale• Of .... ..,_..... .... *4,,1 ~· ~d. gW. ~:!.· Qtc.. lndry rm. Nklt loc. oc Alrpor1 , .. hlon eoo •.•. approx. at $1.00 now onty I 1 • · 875-4000 Unique Homet ma1 dtn~m, frpk:, ha 11 aourl. 85.00C>-tlcr• !eke. 1 ... pelnt. --· 2314 SMta Al\e. 1_, __ .. ...:...... ,.,,.,_. aq ft oMoe apacie on ::;E '·,•'I) • $48-23 13 · all tor $259,500. Mo-m.i. to Ilk•. ldMI for No peta. 752·5822 TIL -141•1., ........ con.,...,_,t .. ,..... ~ 11. C.M. ,.... FOi Sele Bfi Owrlef MHM 111 at ~ mobll• home perk, ._, on llgtlt. bldg. 84~8111, Aa.ndl.. SHORECLI F HOME FIXEOll TNI 118 BEAUTY cetnPI' perk, mot ... OI U 1-42e0 ... . Bachelor, E.eld• C.M, ~ 1 & 2 Bdrm Aper1· ~.:..:.-...,..,"""."::~==--THE R E A I.. ESTATERS (714) 823-3317 that won'11 .. 1. Yo.J own yout own private eetete. E . Uah.raltW 1411 Cath. cetllnga. patio, menll 1 Townhou"' ULMlllUll CMu... 1114 lhelandendl1'1IMM!OI· OenbeUMducamptng d111~ condb o-..!758f + 36dS:nriOCOMi Pl&ii. kltch .. very cl11n, from seeo. (Alk abOut Space for rent. Mike Ill& nlll ~ ~ ATELY avallabte. Tow .,. .. until Mure retir. "''pr'.....!· H4;,.. mo. 811 .,,,.,,...,. 1750 mo. S4 U /mo + dep furnllhed apta. compi.te 673·5374 oc752-2841 Comfortable 3 Bdrm 2 Ba * SpJaeft In OWn Pool cell PATRICK TENORE ment. ..... aurwy by 642-3850"";' 7.2-1010 432·~ 15 °' 54&-23A8 850-4180 IV msg. with TV, Unena & u1e11•. .. ...... MD•U. w/txtra lrg Bdrms M ... Verde 9'/•% 1st. 3br 7804702 AcentieCI _englneet. De· Eu\·..._ ..... 1 ... ;er mey be rented '°' lhort .. ,_ - located on a very wide ~ · S 138•500· SA 1..ec>77 telted aurwy plat map. E.alde4mmac. cond .. 2 Br LllllJ Miii frptc~ ~ C..1. ~25 + tlfm OI longer). On Jem-•• and quiet street Adult By OWn9I' charming 4 Br Andent oak• and hlelcory 1 Ba. frpk:, yrd, patlO, Walk to SC ptaza. Prof. 111 tut & $225. 2 Pl' borM Ad. at San Jo.quln New 2 stry bldg, good trwy ocoupled with new 1¥. ba l;g lot. 50 K 110: with Iola of grua In • gar, $795. ~&-2389 decor. Frplc;, elegant aona, no peta. 850·1798 Hiiis Rd. access. From 750 al up. ----~- carpeting and • large Co....,..ed pa!IO, treea, new pari<llke Mttfng. Much F a•• 1100 Will build to 9Ult tenant R.v St°'.,.. area. PrlOed roof. new plumbln'" •llJl•ID• wld gtme. °"'· wtld 1Uf· HOUSE FOR RENT rench wlndowt, e/c, In EASTSIOE 2 br 1 ba gar .... $""' Ill =· lllT llf -..-• key to reccoon Yur 3 Br + den, gat backyard home MCUflty. 1 br, 1 ba, lo N ' SH<) ..... net • w In a Miiiion S Property • to NII at only 1148•900· Si 15•000· 873•7794 3 br. 3 ba, lrg comer lot. ar~nd ~lhlng. 1dNi lo-lrplc. 873.'.4458 &4&·4&33 poolslde, wa.lher & dryer. g;\...w38° pela. · Saa Ct .... lt 1771 w/Brtlr. R & H. 75t·&N Huoglng II eecluded cove 751-3191 IESA YElllE Assumable 1tt. owe cation. Good high Pvt club W/ttnnls crta. 2 e; ao;: t m i588 CANNERY VILLAGE: 3 of- In the southernmost oor-!PSElECT . balance. 84e-8325 ground. All leYel to roll· LUil IPTlll lY&IL Jae. aaunu. Btwn Sun.. E/llde luxury In• pine for· 223 LI Pi~. Call r« flee apacea avail. 150 eq ner of CdM. 11111 palatial IW'ltftlleRTllll!S OrlV9 by 2812 Setang. Cour1"Y to bf'otiera Ing. Large garden area. 4 Br 3 Ba. $1200/mo or nower & MacArthur on tit Lg 2BR 2ba, g .. /Wlr l 137_7918 ft, 275 aq tt, & 350 aq tt. retreat In In a world ol 11'1 ~ '"" Adorable 3BR 2ba. RV OK to keep horMI Invest $990 rent. Ken. 873-7771 8e81'. le50 mo. 850-1924 paid, encl gar, dfw, trig, IPP · Great bldg & loCatlonl ownPr1vacy1ndsecurl1y _.-----.-storage, S 169.000. UYllllTIDlm · lnAmerlca.A legKyfor NEW~Br2 BaCondo.875 s.C.PluaarM,1br 1ba. bbq$595/mo.842·1844 •ti I 425 30th St, N.B. Call personified 4 Bdrm1, 4 '~ <4<4<4~ Ownr/Bkr 1-679-2680 3 Br. den. 2v, ba, fem rm, your children or grand-W 18th St. dbl gar. no pool, Jae, gate guard E/SIOE atudlo cot11109, all 1 BR CONDO. iJi!. 875-5792 or 831~12. Baths. maids qtrs, pool, I) Ddebout In llTI ITIAU I pool, apa. 1289,900, chlldren. Thl11ranaaction peta. $795 Sierra Mgmnt $525. Agt Nao 673--«00. utllapd. $41&/mo. f892'-' s ITE spa. gymnasium and Bf"'fl.1 "·Beach • • 10.9"~ flKed Int. Owner can be handled oom· Co. 6'41·1324 Or•,.,.. Av. Drlv. by 111. No peta, r..01 f'\OW. EXECUTIVE U pond. A Unique presen· ...... , "" (REOUCEDS10,000) 213-430·3829 pletely by mall. Write ANrtant fanlaW -··-8-45·7009 549-244 . ' Newport Cntr $550/$n5 tatlon at suoo.ooo. Real estate 2BRhOu1t&.StudloUnlt Truatee. General Accep. Nice 2 Br. 1 Ba, carpet•. I So. Coa•t ptaza. 1Ba 1Ba. 84()..5470 . (SRA. eppralsal avail· .... nruurc:tu.111et...ct• .. • l~~IRS21~~~~~~~ ~~!~ t1nce Co .• Box 329, dr•r;•· ':;" fncd ywd. 1 lalltN F~~olx ~rv; .e•Uo pool, Jae, aauna, $525. •WPHTllAll able). IEWPORT llWI John Zarvos. Viking R.E. Monaco with belt GC = o~ol:_.~rl $~k,m:. lat ~~ ... p;2'6o w... Ziii Ea1tllde se·10 557·28"~ Aoent Nan 973-«00 1000'1. tteond noor. quiet Ullljl()Uf J1(),..f S corner tooatlon 118 feet 760-9669orS40-0299 view. 14 Rue Vlll1ra. dep S48 3381 cli j C, 1 e 1 L ... ~ atreet. nicety lendac.ped Realtors. 875-8000 of waterfront on the SACRIFICE! Ba.rgaln 2 Bf'. Open wknda. 64().1538 =(114\tit•-lt41 · · arm ng r lllTllT • bldg off-et P*'ttno. ear· ,. • Not far to ocean 2 Bdrm single, In ry, no pets. Yrty 5685,mo 2 Br 1,-' ba 2 •avail rn rrg H.B. age '1ve11abt.. a..s.'.4eoo cttannel Three boat Ilea. AIC pool1lde condoa. aa.. A-.-•---.... (114\t111·1122 hit bltlna & gar 1575 & IM. $650 714/87S-8818 .....__hM. ell bit.Ina AIU'I home. pool, female atu-Vicky. s..s-3323 daya l.ILHllS Three bedrooms plus $72 000 3br $82.000. ~ _,_.,... ,. ,.,.. B S • ...,, • • -.... dent .vef I 175 847 1893 bonus room Lovely LOW: down OK. Patrick Broadmoor lergett modef Reduced 50K, vtew lo!, sm fee 539-e1.., E T BAYFRONT: yr1y 1 bf', dlx, peUo, carport, lndry rm. after epm or ~or .. 8am. -Offlce--f-or-IM--M--=5"='25::--:ft~. CLllEllT patio. Great potentlal .... Tenore 7~702 w/t•s>enalon. Pool, epa. w I 1 O a c . avoc ado . 4 Br 2'h Ba dplx Nr SC P~ No pet•. Incl, 11t11t. 2538-8enta Ane. $420/mo. Utltl pd. llr $435,000 Low~ O~rlce re-1 115,000. Xlnt tax Plaza, vacant. $850 mo I Imo. 67~ 'flL ~ "2·1111 Costa Mt1a 2 Bdrma. c:ond, groond floor, 1055 171,1001 llJ.-1100 ~~ 000or aJ_ 11~7 lale. ahelter. Ranc:ho Call-For appt 528-5080 ta Miii 24 "LIKE BRANO NEW" MeM Vlfdt W, $400/mo El Camino Or. Cotta In Coat• Mesa 1 & 2 Bdrm • . lornle. 557-3288 for Info Under $7001 3Br hit UOO. dix mobile m . no s arkl., 1 Bdrm from Incl .... Mn 751.e655 :-a. s,.=-:~1~~ ~~do~ai:'C:b1:!!~~nr~ ----~ llWI mtYlm ~~ba ~8~ QhcU.,1 Hii ~o'!;~t~ld;,~~:r~p~~ ~~::,· .:::~'~as~dults, E~· OOI. gar1109. no Mge.,A'W~'.':· A~ Mr. Tracy. place, skylight plus •t· II ACRE UICI A grand 2·11ory 4 BR 3ba greenbelt. CIOM to pool, Newpon llMCJ; Duplex, 1 539-6190 BEST Alty lee N~ Bl e.48-8373 301 AVOC9do, 642·9850 850-5458 . -... --.,.--fr-.. -.. ----,..,./f-:Ii':::: 21f:~~~~r:v:~: Only $395,000 Juat 1 llour & famJty room.20001q ft wrap-around patio Quick bl= t~OQ98nid! B~2 ::,,~ Wlmbledon 2 Br Ilk• new ' · 241 W Wli.c>n, 131-0980 New condo, pool, Jae .• pvt Sult~ to 3000 a/ft able. VA, FHA Don't '•min south of Newpor1 a::'atlocc!t:~ac:"~d' lalt. By OWJar 921·1«7 ~ship.• 1::1c In aach, comm. pool & tennll: Af1rtant1, Oaf. MESA PINES 2450 Hatta Rm & Ba. AJI amenltlel Nr Harb« & Baklf mist out on this greet op· Beach Includes 1 lr8 ~165.ooJ: Y · Charming Back Bay Home vaulted cetllngs, 4 car 11000/mo. 831-8188 lllMI I lau Z?M LIKE NEW 1 Br.1510/up. 882·7"38. Mutt ... , 549--8181 dyl, 7!0-14« port':'nltyl 646· 7171 house. 1 sml guest hse, Opeo Hoose Sal/Sun Secluded area near M... garage. Will trade or ex· Wsldt 3Br 1 Ba gar nu I PRVT patio pootllde IP•. Rm w/pvt Ba & entrance, Open IP~ otflot In NB, story barn wfllorse cor-186-4 Perkvlew Or. Drive Et1•t ... l t58,500. Change. Call Ruu c:rplS palnt No pelt $100 Cle.an 1BR. Cptl. drapea, TOP., ... -q\llet, no peta. $300 Ind. utll. Kit., lndry, detk & tum In pl~. gd THE REAL ESTATERS 0.1.•H 111,100 Cute 2 Brdm condo located In Mesa Verde. Patio & garage Make en otter Trad itional R ealty 631-7370 CllH-1.C Phi Art1 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. cll0tce lo· cation Easy term~ $95,000 IEWPllT IUCI LIT 90 11 '78 with good 3 Btlrm olderhome $215.000 •• ll•J lt0ar41t llltr. 141-7121 ~~; 35~~:: 0:-:vt ~~:; Mucllison Enterprlaet 20451 Bl~ 850·5520 852-1202, eves 6-48-8627 111 lut & dep 752-2881 refrlg. D/W. $550/mo yrly Ml·H41 TV prtvllegel. 648-2346 water view 648-5015 & riding tr111ls The per-752-8731 OCEAN VIEW home In ptl-I .. .. 0 + dep. 2131289"9307 ,.._., 1 & 2 B with Room lg hm In NB/CM ladana feet getaway or retire-TRI PLEX S 125.0001 MT•.. vat• N.B. community. aat. IC C•rtaa ••I Mar l7U garage. No ;,.,.. From ' area.' Pvt ba. kltch prlv. a. Ill• ment hme Located In Eastalde loc. lnveatora Ilk· Sllp f« 42 tt boat, beac:h, 2 Want smaller home In cfiOI(; 38( 2Ba fi1t quie1 . $480 & $510. 645-5577 N·tmkr pror. Fem. $350 tab Julian. CA Priced un-Ing loas. Agt 831-8416 Br with den, ape. Garden NB/Irvine. Bkr. 759·C>e19 st MOurety fncd kid/pet 1 ~d[m~Jarage. ':~· alt 5:30 pm 241·i985, ---.--..... Ul--IUI--"""'"_. believable below market lot. 1&25,000. I.I. W ... 1•21 gar ahop S700'1 EZ'Mo1111 P to, mo. v . Newerno P2•tB1r .. w1St5h1g0a/rmageo.' 8"5-8120 •ft Wed Wellea1. medlcal ault• for lor last sale due to part· TWI HA LIT u..a--I ..a... la 539-6190 BEST Rlty fee May tat. 640·6453 --•-•r 631 5553 SEA & SUN LODGE ie .... close to hOapltala, nership splllup. Cell Rick Uve lr1 one. rent the other Ml·IMl *WAITllTT* Lg 3er L rm. crpts drapea 2 BR/2 BA CONDO • s105 wk/up. Color TV Hunt. Bch. $1.15 full Mr· Byers/Bkr 760-7292 any· Your choloel 2 Bdrm 1 Ba We buy houae.. condos, 1¥.Ba lnod backyard, ON THE BAY. Leese: NEW?ORT HEIGHTS 3028 W. Coeal Hwy, Npt vice. Call 6-42-8857. time, Brochures malled. or 3 Bdrm 2 Be. ldeel units. Negative cash flow. grdnr lncld. S700 1st IHI S 1500/mo. Agt 673-8409 2 duplex PRIME RETAIL/500 S/F POOL llUIUTO ~t~~~~e loc:atl on. DISTRESS s.v. $100K. foreclosure• OK. Your -+ sec:dep. 536·2789 2nd floor Penthouae .~~5.~3:.i ~~tr!: 8;r1~P<F'!,~JnM~:;r:; 1803 Weatcilff Or. Ne\IJ. Bayfrt 3Bd 2Ba. 40' allp price, our terms . Under S500 gell this 2 Br apartment Extensive 326 OGLE. 997-4219 nlc:e furnished room. port, 549·8181 dya, $309.500 fee 673-1 730-9276 lly b 1 decks 2 BR. 1ba, frplC. 7 •• tlll lam spot w/ It ns or c11rpor1 for 2 ears, swim· Pv11 Br. lrplc, pool. patio, 8424917 20-14<44 ev Drive By 2424 Sierra VISt . this redone 2Br hse not m i nl: Po o I S 8 7 5 , gsr. No pets. 399 w .. Bay. So L.,.., nr beactl & Ritz "--atrclal Enfoy this summer with off corner 22nd Tutt lar 10 oc:ean $600 673_ 333 ,,, 67 ........ 2 S525. 150-6357 -. "99 your own private pool Ave 673-1395 Farahll.. 539·6190 BEST Alty fee "' ~-~{!',°"..:.,..ful~y .. rf~~n . .:...!~ lntall llll Convenient location near ... _... •• Large 1 Bedroom IA Quiet Ellde 2br 1be c:cM.. -•u1 • .,........ '"'' ..., ---· .. ~ F V South Coast Plau and Duplex, 111111 In one rent the lniat ... 44 CdM. S900tmo. Commty ta.ge, enc;J gar, no peta nn·smkr $350 493-3490 16040 Har.,.,,,. . . freeways Tile Ideal 4 other, 1 block tooceen, 2 11' TuRTLEROCK. 4 BR. 2 pool. 675-6000 seoo mo+aec: 845-723<4 .... IMr• 2 .6.wt 1240 aq ~1-5032 Bdrm home tor en active • to•~ Br 2 Ba. 8 )'11 old. pride ba. 3 pootaltennlt . bright "V""'' growtng lam1ly Terrlfte D&aa Ptaat .. ol ownerlhlp, frptc In tel. Weekly or Monthly 1 ciMn, s12s5. 752-0664 Lrg 2 Bedroom In Old Cor-WI WfU A 111111 Boarding cert for the Office/Shop/Storage 11pprec1a11on potentlal LlllEI IEN each. v1ulted otlHngs, 4 IPM Co 478-1237 one del Mat, firepl~ want a Mlectlon of gr .. t Elderly. 24 houri of IP~ 250~750 ,_. wrl!~. the low $139.900 4 Br 2 stnrv 10% DP Try car garage. 110,000 C•nu .. I Jiu 2122 Ra.nging In prloe from and beamed celllng. llvlng? w e cen 0,_ any-aupervllk>o. 837-1018 c M ... e-2. SA&-1249 o ....., -·' d o wn Cw II Au 11 $e75·$ 1200 $850/mo. Call 675-6000 thl~ from a small apt to Sl58,000. We have over 852·1202, .......... ••21 Beautltulty tum Twnh1. .-. 1c1tiea la•u--1- 1 2 000 t II ... __ ..., m.u.;c ~ ... ~ .... 1 Bdrm In old CdM, • 4 r houae. If lookl~ In .. .., (714) 673 4400 · repos 0 se frptc. pool. tennis ci. 'lilsor ........... CM NB HB lntal.1 •907 , ltat·1·1 .. ... ARN 714-953-7441 HARBOR RIOGE$359,500 11195/ 673 "•96 c:tose lo everything. • or think 0 UI -------·--· &I .. ... B .. II 1040 Reduced $50K, 20% dn. 2 mo. "VU ealty 1' $900/mo. Call 875-6000 fi~l for that cholce of Greet elO BMr 3 br c:abin. ~20 .... 00"". iii2&0ifti!"""1•4'!'l000Pftttiiaqiiitiiiijit" •at. IC Br, 2 ba, 2000 aq ft. ltl Mt11 llf SOUTH OF HWY: Clean 2 ldT~l~~tH 642_1603 Frplc, color TV. ciean air, 3975 Birch, NB. BEACH CONDO Gorgeous. 29 Coventry. 1· bd1 rm tur·n. tra1•-. utlls 1 1 A .,1 .. ~ etc. SSS day. 8"6-8181 I S.50 1q ft. Agt 541·5032 ,,.. 97 "••1••• ..,. ? SS br. 1 be. rp c. v ... ,..,r. NB REAL TY 675· 1642 59,000 OOWN-$985 PMT .,..o. 14 or.,.,.,.. ....., Incl. $325/mo, 111 & laat. -1 172 16. $900/mo. 675-2424 OCEANFRONT: Lovely! 400 al lncing ofc. lav, & H •• 11,1 LIE/OPT &42-0S.6/631-2763 eves S66S/mo Eutslde. 2 Br, Penln. Pt. 3BR 3'~ be. wrll11e ·~ace. lncld u1111. View 2 Br 1 Barr unit, gar-1 '~ ba townhouM. Frplc, J I I A A t 873 6090 ..,.. 2br 2be. lrpk:. 2 patio's, 3 br condo: pvt IP•. 3 car lniat 1144 age. 508'h Jumlne, no yard, gar, new crpta, u Y ug. g -top loc. 1225. 8JS-6251 garage. pool. spa. tennis. t $775 645 1682 I I t J t volley ball, club house, 1 gar Nr Hoag Hospital. LUXURY leaM SpeclaHat: 3880 Mlchelson Drive pe s. · -ndry rm. Nice location. H I I t lndustrlal space wl good mi from beach St 12.500. Terms. Avell. now. Agt $1250-$«00/mo. Long Irvine C.tt Miii 2724 2617 Orange. lla111 UQI) retell potential. Approx. Rivi ACCESS princ only. 731-4967 240·93301972-471 or short term. Appt req. Klda/ .... te 2Br lncis 1011 1 br lgar3en apt, stove & Tll ~ MJ-1I01 8a)!91de P>r. on Bay. PVt 7K s.I. w/approx. 15K .Uc •• o.IE Agt 559.5991 Ed B. ,.., I "" N ,,_. • .. 30 bch. Pool. Shr 2BR 2ba, encl. parking arM & 3K • 2 .. B 2 B IUll IEACN newer bllln1 S580 + sm re r'V. o ,,_.s. -. WlllUll YILUll 1.f. office~· Wiii rent • 011. •1Jt,IOO Neat story .. r, a, LOWEST lnrprt ltula 2111 fee 539-6190 BEST 5-48-1377 $475/mo lnci ulll. Boat all or part. Nr Harbor & •J • home. large patio. fruit 4 br, 3 ba. Short walk to _ 1 & 2 Bf'. apta avail. pool, dock avall. D. Johnson B k 549 8181 d Priced under appraise! trees .. end 74' paved beac:h. Spec llv rm. Cennery VHtage Mobll• TllTLllHI LUSE 1 Br. new carpet & drapes, ape, l/r, patlo/bal. No 760-1986, 875-6000. 7:0.e1r444 • ya, steps 10 Bey & Ooean atoregeareeloryourR.V. fam.ldln rm. lrg bale:, • CE Home Park. Pool, no FantHtlc view, Broad-enc:losed garage. peta. $51S-$e25 Just adorable 1o1111th BOAT. $139,750. NOf'th easy care yard Asking PRI peta. Close to 9hops and moor model, specious $450/mo. 645-8485 TSL Mgmt 754-0081 or E.bluff c:ondo to lhr w/F. lter111 HH built-ins In thla 2 bdrm, 2 C M R alt c .. 9 2•.... $172 000 S t 61.. t t Fum 2 Bdrm non-smkr. WI O. pool, =.foftoii•-----"'!'l'ooiiiiiioiiiiiiii • bath with beams end ·--··-°'-~----... _ . " II .. rff auran s. condo w/3 Bdrm 2'n Be, 1BR w/pallo. Gu pd. 6-42·1503 gar, 1400 +. 720-1849 faoo aq ft on Newport 20thSt 536-1718 I" ... U 2 bath . $1200/mo largelemllyroom,prlvate $<400I A all S/1/6-4 Btvd lnCottaMMa.40C warmth Perfect for dally ••• 673-3685 or 1-772-1801 decK & p1tlo1. e1111c:hed 2 mo. v · Dau Peiat ELEGANT BIG CANYON IMng or weetcend retreat TllE ILIFFS lniH 1044 •aa• --· Refs required. no peta. aq It. Agt 675-8700 87341900 -...u. Executive oondo on bay, car garage $1500/mo 147 Flower. 645-8161 Lrg 2 Br + c:Jen, 2 Ba. Condo Fab. furn. $500. ---------,........,. ~ IEWPOllT IUCN 2 Br 2'1r Be condo. nr UCI, '2H,IOO m dealgner. completely Sharon Smith. 6'44-8200 Ocean vu. enc:I. gar 111/IUt, neat. 9·5. non Fenced storage )'*rd. 9000 Exc:ellen fl I . comm pool. $134,000 furn. S1995mo 673-0896 W/slde 18r, frig. atove, w/auto opener. newly r• amkr pref. 760-8181 sq fl Newport Hts arM. --t nancng avail· By Owner. 553-1471 crpts S430tmo + $300 carpeted & decorated. $500/mo. S48·9831 Mon IOYH SllllH ~~~,?n tAllssuls ~!'Y.3 Bdlerrgme Baut.v-.. od-' in Uniu P••·k, Udo IM 3 BR. 2 Ba. Mo 10 sec 646-03<41 aft 1:30 PM 493-1030 M/F 25-35 to stir 2 br, 2 be thr Frl 8-4pm. 'IVI'"" '"" 1~ m "' • ... Mo tease. $1750/mo Biii Plnecreek apt, C.M. $350 -::------,----.~,.,. •• IW IEW 1oan at only 9'1r% Interest. 3 Br. 2•1r ba. 58 Sequoia ITAIUfll COMPun Grundy Alty 675•6161 2w/Bb~,,.!.n'ny. YB"~d. tnwnu hcpse 19 • I Ht. ell 4 • uJlls. 751· 7835 Mary Aaae•actanta Magn1l lc:ent view e11a111 Br1n111 & 111ry floor plan Tree Ln. on greenbelt II °""' .. PALM & CARO READER 'V '" •117:11.7711 u -.. -n 2·Sty b..,..kbay .. & dr•nae, v1nt ~ 'llde loc. 3Br 2ba "'750 + ..-. 2 blka LAGUNA: F to stir home, custom 5 Br . lemlly rm & with vaulted cetllngs in adult pool Completely --------•!"""""" -.. ....--~ "" • ...... SBath,new pool,spa,on beautlful scenic green· redec $153,000 Ownr Bdr 3 Ba, pool/spa, 2 l~tltacll HH $695 720-0844 or to beach. Avall 5/1 No ArchBeachHgts.ooean *a,lrhal~ ... * •,<i ec:re • ell relurblslled • bell er ... $299.500. Fee 786-0579. 3% to bkra "llW/lllU/.-••t frplcl. 'I• ac., $2300 ,_1 720-4891 peta. Yolanda 847~8075 view. $400. 499-4155 dya Love, Marriage, Bullneas 9 ••-642·1368 Blu s ondo: 3 Br. H ba. 1 Readl ~ lmmed move In, trade or land! 6'46-7171 Best buy In Tur11erock (10"/oCASH DOWN) 1850 sq It New paint & 2 br, 1 ba, fresh paint. ~at-$575· 775 mo. 2 & 3 br. M/F mature. resp., non ~· ' price w/Ad i.1 ase opt1tion ok1. S97R5.4000H Vista 3000 s.f. $265,000. Harbor Ridge area. 3 Bdr Need an elegant pl11e41 to crpt Cloae to pool age. fenoed patio. I 75 enc:lsd garage, wHh· CamMk, 1 t10u 300 se 5tu~n8 .• 36 &td 9 • ~~~5 w~~~!~/:~S::.~5 Of xlnt nanc no Opn Hse Set/Sun 1·5. 32 2'n ba. $20K betow hang your hat? Home on Sl 350/mo 921•1447 · mo. 2183 Pomona 11C. er/dryer hk·upa, yard. · · + 4.,... THE REAL ESTATERS Investment• 751·5989 Rocky Knoll. B.Glass markttl T/OS108KloW Eut Oceanfront by the __ · Drive by 1st. S..5·7009 patio. Newport Baach M/F stir furn 3 Bf' COM SCRAM-LETS COLDWC!U. BANl(eRO LIDO HHOOO ·Dramatic 3 BA home 111 lot • value price' Custom bullt tor archtlect wi den, 1m- • mense windowa that leade to two patios, 3 car •garage Wtll not be help • open Cell for eppt today U4-IOIO --- YllWLIT OllOU Ill ID Approved for 4 units_ Front row unobstructed view of tile Bay, Balboa Island. etc • really fabulous' Desolvlng part· nershlp Prlc:td below c:ost at $850,000 673-7771 al."~r5e;~· Won't last Wedge. s 1000/wk for ILIFFI TIWllllE 2 Br 1'n ba Townhouae. Realty. o.:r, 842· 1603. hsa. $375/mo + ullll. IEW lllTEGITI John Zervos, Viking RE. April. 714/673·9319 3Br + den. 2ba. pool. Pool, spa. attacMd gar, Evea 960-14 Avall 720-1841 aft 6PM ANSWERS 4 Br. 2'1r ba, single family 760-9669 or SA0-0299 IH .. I l1f1r1l11tt4 lrplc, wash/dry, 2 patios. pvt yard, frplc. Ouiet al· IUll IEW Ir IOI Roommate to snr 2Br CdM detached home. Turtle IALllA LIE .... IH Gtatral 2202 b~·lnstll ~ cart garage mospllere. $725/mo. 2Br 2'ABa. dl w, Wl d apt. Pool, ~urn. $395/mo Jaunty. Wives Rock Ridge Lrg yard. ,...,_ eau u · qu e green-631·4964 h k ·up gar Ir p I c: ·~ utll Marguerite St. Gorge. Cane:b .... h B 1 I a Witt belt Clean S 1 100/mo · • · ale, inlerc:om & sec sys. Walk lo shops, .,...c • II · , ... , tr Set/Sun ~4•5 108 THE GABLES 2Br w/gar S 8 5 O I mo 9 6 2 • 7 7 8 9 Home 6 75-6487, work ENJ Y the SA cent 11ac & much more 30 pier. lerrytreets. 3Br/2be lleltlll Wkdys (B t8) 798_9504 crpts draps blttns fenced 960-1193 _ 644-0620 Af1 91' 1011ng a sub1l1ntlal yr below market rate ea. 218 Bal Bl 673-2943 .IAOIU IUL n -yard w/paOo water pd Walk lo beach 1 Br llove, M shr Irv 3Br 2811 Condo amount of ~ht , • linen $340,000 For lnlo WANT Harbor View home •-•••••11 IT CHECI< THESE 63&-4 120 .• Call 1-5PM refrtge. erpts. drps S.90 brand new. semi furn. co-worket' relu to buy 552·0917 (lrvlne Paclllc:) area to lease. bUy or op-p_. -I $300 Beck Bay Bungalow 2437 .. F"Orenge .... $595 536-<4637 Micro etc 552•1831 new clothes. She clalmed !Ion 548-4509 114/llM 111 $400 1 Br ftat beslc: decor that ~st for a wtllle, she $500 Flat well equip 1 Br •3 Br 2 Ba S.C PIH SA. Walk 10 beach. Bach. Prof Fem to share new wanted 10 ENJOY the WlLllT MUii ••llilt It... 11 Waterfrelf ••ts IH. $600 2Br 2Be suite deal pool. patio. spa. ear port stove. retrlge. crpta, 3bf' C M. apt near BecK SAG. 2 INll-114' •• Ullll ltLLI li•ittr llelfah AYlll. $600's 2Br walk to sand $895 No pet• 752·5822 drpa, water & gas pd Bay S225 + 'ihltll. -SP-1-R-IT_U_A_L_R_EA_O_IN_G_S_ Sil ,IOO FILL PllOI 1972 Beautlful VIII• West Oall fer •-J-11, $800·. 3Br 3Ba fr pl more • Sm 1 Br Ouplelt S.2&. 5~837 648-4139 or 548-1969 Advice In all matter•. Love. A d _._ C I I .,....., S 1050 A 3Br 1 llM to H20 Single or CO"" cou......, _._. p I M /F 2 .. ,,5 .... a I I b···' neat an ..... an un1 n Hom• 20x60' corner 101 NEWPORT CREST-Avtll· 539·6190 BEST Riiy lee $425 No .... ,~ 752~22 -ro ........ " tKac. m rr age .... neH an 11.xcellent Inside lo-Highly upgraded 2Br 2be, able Aprll 15th. end unit _ _ _ --..-3 br hoote, E/blutt, N.8. AllO counMJl.ng. 1815 c:allon Vacant I avaJI· lge llv/dln/kltc:h area w/2Bd 2'"tbe cloH to Exac Villa xlra lrg 2 Br I I •I Waahtdry, CllthwHhlr, So E1 Cimino Aeal. San able Cell us lor detalla ~lghl rnltrlor Best buy In poo1 Move rn condition Den 2 Ba 2 Ip pool IP• W side all new 1,~ Ba pool. frplc, gar Avail. Clem. Llc'd 492· 72te f44.l211 Orange Co $25,000 $1200/mo . prV1 $1250 873-3313 ~ D/W · pet · 4/3 $400 820-0131 Lett H ~ Youn1 edits welc:ome COSTA MESA New & HARBOR VIEW-4 Br, 2·~ ~~s OK. a~a11nc:m~: Rmmtt wanted 10 ahr 3 BrliiPi80~Rii!EWift'!AifiRiDP.io.t~~Whfi~, YIEWI YllW1 YIEWI ..!.,___;.._ gt 540-5937 lovely 3 Bd townhouse. ba. tam rm. lri backyard 1675/mo. 64~ hat. $400/mo. COM. hme llbl/lo cockitiel,,, 181h & pt n I ho u u u n I t t , • l•mttprtp 13 ~~e~~loS~~';'o'.mmac wldeck~-<41~!°0/mo I •I ~!!' d: vms:ruo1~11:,,:. 873-3351, wl1I '42-0887 Pomona C.M. S..2.e«7 Just reduced to S 122,900 Vacant 3 bedrooms 11, baths. family room. fire- place Owner wants out "Now" Cell 5'46·2313 Golfcourse, mountain · let • -•-I _... Ill 1_._ W nd ~Ba -1 mo. · · Shr 2 bf', 1 ba apt clOM to --------- and city light• view• from L!fa&I lucla J I ,. ... ,..,.' -.... en • 'NV ll•I -•••••IAI llde, bra new. 1 • utUa pd, $320 49"-.8087 beach. Balboa Pen. $300 --------1111 rooms 2 Br and den --Welk to beach, duplex -• ......s-encl. patio, O/W, bll·lnl, f I • utll• 873-8890 Ma ny u p g r ad, 1 EIMt ft ... UllU 1275,000 Pr in only Caplttraat UYFlllT UL tlL ·kid• OK. no pet•. lmmed. Lltau llr.atl 2 I $205.000 Ask lor Marllyr; IUll om OlllOIL Cindy Shaw Broker ltacll 2211 2 BR t den on Mein Chan· occupancy Sl75/mo. tit I 2 1 r. gea. wtr. Shr 3br Balboa Penn apl, THE REAL ESTATERS Bulkley 644-7020 OIRllJHllll 760-8600 * f\el 11350/mo. 3 moa. 645~ truh, lndry, pool, M/FS290mo.Callbtwn3 11111 & ILUI • ~eed 50·200 unlta tor ~~~.'se~~,n:.~1~~1\~B~ _min Owfl9f 844-95 1_3_ 2 Br w/C1en or ofc. 1'h Ba In carport. tat -+ NQ. No & epm 873•250e Stephen Formerly Lingo R.E. T :n~I~ •g:t!:,0 ::J bd!; qual. buyer In S.Cal. Have ullla 539-e190 BEST Riiy Large exec home: 4 br, 3 quiet E.alde loc., pvt pell. 29041 Aloma, Shr 4 Br hit nr SC Plan. 8 near new unit•. mull tee ba. frplc, pool Nrvk:le patio. pool, lndry fecll. 9·7PM. Mgnr 495-8221 non·amkr. 1275 Incl utlla . . lalkt ala.. I Ing Candidate Hll Agl, Mary Jo Incl 998·444• carport, no Pttl. I~ 8S5·0809or 548~277 'Need a painter? Need II lllUTllYll IWILL 831-8499,845-9161 c., ..... 1-., 2222 2B .. _ "b $895/mo . Curt II l Shrluxhme1Brl28S Pvt housekeeper? Need a ----Lovely r + ....,,, • a 131· 1288 Agt f r &oa. z 8t MOO. • t>11bys11ter? Need a IY IWlll •Develop eommon eenM Mtaa t1la , Dt11rt 4 Bedroom home with 8 condo Dbl oar, pool, Jae $<425 1 Br Moblle Home Olhwltlr, ref~ lncld. ~~tulle ~T5tU~op --------• ~~~~ku'g~111 ~7~~s,7~~' 2 story wldble gar. & ~h~~~ ~~;~~~~.t lntrt 1450 ~~~~~ ~j~ :•11~2~. =51.~~· qWt. matUN 9du1t1. n0 No peta. e•M 5 ut111 ee'1~!M-iS. tise'..M1t° Found Oobttmltn Plnehet, 642 58'8 sunrool UH " 1 or 2 • Respond to Senior .. IOI WI • c:::~ .... H ...... ..... ptta. 641~172517~1787 1 91. Apt. Slept to beleh. I 'o'IC Eatancle High Sctiool. · un111 $2491< 875-9058 Lg 3Br 2ba duple Steoa ~1 elghll ...... .... ytty gar pttcnt From I I U 873--4823 call t ldenll"" c111~en ~· Cullom bull! trl level to bch nu ""'t7orpa 1 etptd. lot• Of c1oee11, 2 $440 t ar7 recfrlot. pet81o. 151o,.15201mo us.3218 2 -...... carw women o '' •ut h acll 1040 Raat. ltac~ IMO• Implement programa !of home. ultlm•t• In moun-• .,.. frplct encl yetd a tr\lh no~· 24 Jemee t. ...._ .. Found s.r· Yottcle Terrier ,. • parking and traffl<: con-teln llvlng 3 br, 2~ ba, paint $1350 980·•229 ,,....:2 a.t Olf WI~. 973.7717 2 8t ,~Be TwnhM 323 e lffklng 10 rent ,ar Megno1a'a lndlMlp:)b . gettlon klxurlel • all Of ll'ltm Wont be beat unique 28r 1ardnr Inc No pell. 5/mo 2 Sr, 1 ba llf)t, '8tn Gar, no peta U50 ef)tf~-: l'eioagx:"r: "8-1520. &:lf."33 • Promot• an and com-S196,000 OWC wllll ap. 2Ba trptc & xtJu saoo·a 1350mo. ll()5/828·2918 upper u.nlL Poal laAndty Sierra Mgmt 141-1324 ~_, 494.ge97 tv mao' Found~ bMc tan PAYINGTOOMUCHTA.Xm .mr~llldderluaeta•t1 P'::..~~1~$~175 539.ei90BESTfee NPT SHORES3Br2be.2 room. 2272M• 2 ar.2e..w11kt0Udo.no or M·FdYt7.58-1022 • ma .. :Shittie: brown LET UNCLE SAM HELP YOU INVEST and ov«r~atlon --· - -1tyo&;'.tto.1r~, 2 car~ Tl&...., M2· 1UI r,~91:1 r:r:.~775 ,..,,, cottage atudtnt, tu1ty female; ShelUe mllt, IN YOUA FUTURE • Oeat ratlonally with Cetta ..... W4 $11 l yrty G1113· 1525/mo lrO 2 br 1 ba. . eml)4 wani. etudlo Of to brown fem111 Ind ··Oll!~~owth" 1mpac1. For Ad Action 26f 161 oonao. nr s c NP1' SHORES 3er 286.1 ~. ~ c:ourM Vl9w. seoo1lh<W1 term ren~3-1 ""1n NBtlel a1-t009 ~=a.:!·ca:h111 a Oaeenvi.w Pf09«"1Y In ~OQ downtown Huntington 8eecl! & unite 12.000 mnthly tnwme PriOe 1239.000 3 units 11.200 monthly Income Pr!oe 1139.000 3 ~I 1,200 monthly income Pr!oe I t39.000 1 GOml'Ntc:lal lot Pnoe lft.000 '°' profetelon• '"8rll .. ln0 OI yOut Plome Of lnCOme property c.an aMY C. WLUAlll THI MAL HTATtl'8 ~....,.., -···l'Wll ....... ''l Laguna Pila q:>ta/drpe thf'u-out, aty A freme. PoOll 6 bch lftdfy rm. 664 Joenn. to 5-30. 3 Br 2 S. B1t1 Mature F net• room-no kit Htws>ot1 Anltnll Shelter • andr:v: (Ne:; apec. Cal a ~l'~ .!::& Ulll $950 ~ 845..o423 11l ~ W · 1111 to~ 3310 S• ptlY Bafbol taland, P«t: ~ e Re.oiv. the end .... law -----· ' OCEANFRONT E•nt 3 ..... 1Hli N.B. RMtty 175-1'42 0t i.aouna. 17M152 1.491 3/%3• INff Coctl• autll aga1t111 the Clly. o•av Piot II you know ~t you want :,~$~='mo"'.:' Eutade townhouM Pool, WEITCLIFfJ larVe Refined 11\81\ ~Opel Span, 4i. .Y'I old, Vic. • st~1in. penn•t pt<>-A•D-'VIS<I 10 edvert1.. but don't urn pd Ref-. en-4JOO patio, '*POf'I. ges c:nst 1 Bf' 1 a.. pe.tio , ooot F11hlon 1a11nd .,.. c .MJN 1. ""-'d Deya e.-(i. remodellflO) know l\OW 10 11}' It, let ua __ _ 2310 Senta Ma A..,. Mgr MM t52 · w.tnlt Ptt•at• room In 6'6-04&e, 9¥91II1-«I I • Wottc for the bl.ttermlnt hetp W•ll-wrllten clall! Spack>ut3 9f 2'.\ la VflY '42· t5t8 or uo-1797 ~. CdM at.e ~ry °' t...oun• f0t IApYnans. 642 5678 tied lldt wllf ~ you In ctean Twnfla, pool, fog-V9rlltillia.' lfo 1 bf. mtr-Wnt• NJ •117 c/o 09lly 11 11 '*'"bark. M!Qh °' .. t ...,... (Ifft .. rftH•NI • tovcn with tht r1w111 glng, etc 050/mo ()eeelhed Ad-. 'f04JI' ON-'°'*' • .,~. r.mo. .-..01. 1'.0 . loll 1580. h1y. you can buv It or .. n Paid Polltlcal Ad peoQle 842-5178 Agetlt 544.1440 atop lhoppint center $e50U1-tee<l/M 7·71'1 eo.11Meat11628 It In ctUllfled '42·5171 $117psdiy . Thlt'• ALL you Ptr for 3 llnea, • de)'I lnctle DAlY Pl.OT SERVICE DIECTmtY ptut Ole l"VIHI MtAAC>f' end the HUHTIHOTON IEACHCOMl!A..,.,., , WedneacMy at no t«tra charoel CALt. TOOA\111 ... a.. Yow Dally~ ~Otreetory --·tattw aa.oa1a1.• fifi\x seRVICe C.P.A. (714)875-5858 .. scbQOIS a I.sir I Cll•oa au ..... o,,. •H•••••u•• 1111 ... ,.u... 1111m.J,...... 1111 ...,.,.. 119 ... 111 11 .. 1111-fl-Babytltter ne~ed oc-CLERICAL ENTRY LEVE ~ • I. --WITHOUT A TOW TR Kl caalonally daye. Mat. : DRIVERS/X-COVNTRV GlAZER NEEDED JWlf ' 642-4. 321 A Wiid new lty non-emkr. My home ~'"!·H11t:5~. Cal.Ne.MacGregor. Yecttt• Expel~ad. _._ *"° '°'Pl• 'IJ]w lldlt c:.-. ~tlal.$100-. (Brookhutst & G~) ' ' Ul31 Ptacent'-, C.M. P'•-•ed. &42-ooM . lllllon In l..agMne Beed\ . • ~Brochure 114 II.I..... -..... .... Hair Cuttera tOf hiA mod--c.a '°' .... 417-418, 981-1575 213/~28U --------...... ..... .... PHONES l TYPING EJtper1enced to WOftl .. wn Mlofl ectoes "OM MODELS. Ungiwte .._ t 309 .. . .. ....,. Costa Meu. 968-6252 .,..., eo.m.cic.. OTC. Balboa 89Y Qub-70% nde mocMitl i pit ..._ Lole s ex . Ml Ut ..., .. Banking Companion/Hou... phMmaey.FIT.S4&-2121 c:omm.631·)'117 dertcllperpreil54114U la-.1 PAIT/TmTIUD to 11\'e w/elderty lady In •--mu-HAROWOREASSTMGR Modllll~ • • ._...re heavy equipment Costa M-. 548-3289 ._ _, Aet.811 •xP. req'd. 240 ._-------------------------~------ill to 1ncr .... production of we have an lmmecflft• Guys.-. l'lomemekerJI Broedwey. Laguna &di. Pacific Travel School . ''o E. 17111 SL. kM1 AM, Ca. 92101 O«AHGl COUNTY'S oNL y raw AT! ACCl!DIT!D 11AV!L ACl NCY. SCHOOL C•ll (714) 543-1485 ............................... -- For furth. Information r-.ardins adHrtiaina placement in the Schools A ln1tructiona Directory -call Loia INIURANCI CAREER 11WNINQ .AIAN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE IN THE HEAL TH FIELD • Study It Home • Practlcal SalM Training • Extremefy High &mlnga • lrwoldfta • Adwrtttmg • Otflce Tfme MMagement • Pay Onty For Text Book• & LlcenM Morning • Eventng • Weekty Cl ..... CALL (714) 720-1118 Jobi avet 1bte upon~ ot ~ Mall to: 3157 Birch St.f1~~ Bw:h, CA92MO 642-4 321 , ext309~•: operating gddmlne with opening In our Heritage Ill~ SELL 1C KODAK FILM 497""403, John proven rMOUrc:.t. Wiii Plaza branch tor a part General contractor look· COUPoM. Chutctl beMflt. HOUSECLEAHERS wem- ecc:.pt help, 9mall or time TELLER. Hour1 Ing tor tube to bkS In. 24().0.427 .-... .. u • .-....-h·---·"-large. Secured. GOOd _ ___._ ""'25 cw.,._ o~.. .., -·.,. --• ·-,....,...: ,U"' . ....._.1-eurane. work . ....,.., re-PllllllllllJ llable. Good ...., ....-way to accumulate tu ence preferred. It yoo are eume to G.l.C .. 312 Oak •• "' _,. _.... tree gold. Chu. Gibbs. lflter•ted. pleaM con-Pl #O, Bree 92821. S75 per 100. no -.per. company. tee.1300 (714) 873-5020 days. tact our ottiee 10 find out Pert or tun time. Stwt Im· H()UMl(eeper, ~. to -liiiiiiiiia iiiiiiiim-:r (714) 640-1191 eYM. more lnlOfmatlon. Olll mediately. For detallt cook, ctrlw & cat'9 tqr YAU.If FllllAL Relief tuH time 6am-2'30 send ••II addreued ltlderty lady. Pvt Rm 6 e.. U..UI LIU 10am-8:30. • rotating stai;;~3.•~":4:r,4, to: N.B. Aiefs. 842-9033 lrvlne. CA ~ze'Jy ~a;::,,•;~ Stuart, Florida 33495 1119111'11 RELJABLEI 850-1f70 552-8551 . Mon -Fri M... Ve<d lllllW llmTllY Weat<enda only. ~ btwn lem-8pn. EOE M/F Con.val~acent, u~ ,O:O::\f.o .C.'e oldMt :en,:~~:.: •IHFRIPBlll* s='!~~~ IH& 2~d C..ter St. C.M. compan..._ Corona cMI Reta req 844-2120 · Exp'd or hortlcultural ..--... BAXTER'S needs codttall, Mar office. Exceptional . tlel*gtound. &42 ...... Robt:~~~~lnce l9~9H/CM bookkeepers & C()()l(e. °:""' mechlne operator opportunity. Benefit.a. MIWll •III Ill PAINTER Apply In perton: 14348 °' copy shop, FIT, will c.H Lynn 5.U-5625 Muat be~ad In .. RE Brotler 8d Realtors Culver Or, Irvine. train. ~2e93. Betty ~. fJlcillnt ~· ~~°';;~;~. 642·2111 S45-0e11 BEAUTICtAN. CoametlC·M .... exettlng-.• rt.~~~w~:.•:-!tt Mr. Watatt, 15CM708~ W~N~~C>Jsecr~.="!.':. :':~ new co. need• con.autt-In cwn .,.._ n2-5847 UlllaflftJIT fllTTlm No credit.,.. no penalty ants now. Wiii train. Pd ... "'ICIB WllL•-Qenlson Au0c 873-7311. IUITlllllla by comm Unda&73-2751 HlllLllT/lnllt... Pnndpelot.,..tMy,... Si.1 •U7.-45. MlllMO n ltlt WutM Slii ~t :tr'!:t~=--Llngoc. ll•llUll 'c:..:e:~aldn~ Htat• llt!ptlof\ firm ~~~-=- *-* * * * Nwpte..ctl.975--2787 . Leadtng womens fltMA catltofaopt,497..-a ==cs••f.t:!.'= ~~ ..... -.-···-~ . salon aeeka highly Fa-.. II MCl'et ..... wtio wli r---_.........., T I 1... • .. 1.-.. BEAUTY. RENT STATION t ted let _,_, -•-_, __,, ........ .. I ., .... ...a: or w/IOI~ PIT. FIT z;:, ev~llen~lth o:, fcx mature Individuals with aul.at In dey to dey man-PART-TIME. Vwled hourt IEW lfFIOl IPEll Npt. Beh. 55 -2234 unique exercise program. factOty work ~ ~1.;:,,: ~ to lnc::tude Mrty A.M Clalllc Innovations gets INT •lllAlll Applicants should be Selary commenturate de1alt and r••ic:es re-W.-enda. Must he\19 ct.- clients for beauty salon. . FOR MARINA enthull .. tle and helpful with experience. but we quired Cell Britton pendabte "'9l1'de c.-Add'I ofc openi""t 4/ l 1 regarding nutrition and wlll train. Cell btwn ... ,. ~2 •·30 11 30 truck. van. atetlon Avery Pim. M:V. EJCclt~ Me<cury, Volvo & OMC fitness. POSltlOOI avall· 9am~pm onty· 496-5781 __,.,,.., . ... • : WllQOn) to Ulls1 ,,..,_ lng-challenglng-fun-Jobl ••~:n~0:~~-~all able In the Costa Mesa Floral Designer. ex-LIU&. allntlf ~ OeiMer 1n lrvme Present people w/co over 6.40..2331 area. Pleale call Nona at perlenced, FIT Call for Newport 8eec:tt omca of area. Must '19 depeft-9 mo·sr Promotion and (7141 549-1911· btwn ai>J)l 64._4061 ari eatablfshed law"ff'rm -dabfe:·~ontact Oreg travel poaalblel Pay start lee•••t,lr 1-5pm. ft__ ..-Ca an expertelad lttj-t-tyde Monday thnl F~ay S.C.50 hr. + bonuses. n ...... , gallon secretary. EJCcel-betWeen ~30 and 10:30 Automatle rises $20+ hr. Some experience nee. OllTMI lllVIAS Designer. P9r1 time. Lii· lent typing, atlorthand & a.m. onfX· 842~21 ...... '-"' T.D. I 4021 1.111mu Pay common. Full or P/T. Costa Mesa. 986-5252 Chaltenglng ~ 18 perleneed or tome exper. transcribing aklfla r• liiiiii-iiilililiiiliiii•• Lttt I ,.... 3IM 240-2411 (TrlJ) Ill PRiii open et SchMt>er Elee-would contld« training .. quired. K.nowl*'ge of iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Day ahlft 5 da ·--" c II tronles. a leedl"" elee-pleasant woflllng eond. word P'ocelllng helpful. lOit:-Brlttany Spanlel F. llllllT&IT Sherry. ·497./.77X-n2~ ironies dlatr1but~: tcx an Newport Beach 751-4705 Excellent salary a ben-PllT!Tm ~ vie. Baker & Faltvlew, Rapidly growing Irvine lo-lndl'lldualwholueltmot-F/TIME TRAINEE for eflta. P'-M Call Merten ....... .,..., SYD M(Y C.M. Reward. 557-7S49 cation. Various duties. 50 OUlll ... 11111 lvated. has good com-sales. dellYeC'y and all Morgan: (219)621-9800. hm to Spm. Driving. n Lott brown puppy, btg hour week. Salary open. Suballtute Clauroom munlcatlve skllls. the ph .... of home oeriter OynanMc: deaning Mtvtce Fountain Vdey l Hunt- eara. vie Dept Motor V• Recent college grad Aides and Special Ed sblllty to .otve problems operation. Arn«. Bulkl· nMC11 exper. SMOPI•. ington Beech. to ~ty HORO SCOPE OMA.RR hleles. Reward S48-8493 preferred. Call Allen, Aides; PIT: 1·2 yrs exper-& one who pays attention Ing Center HB. Cell Come join us and m8'le newspaper deMWr}t. ~ 549-2117 1ence working with chll· to detalts. Junk>< college 962-3321. Mr HOWd«I. some extra SSS. Call the Hatite auto~. S5 • ···········••IL011: Gold/pearl medal liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii dren. Apply lmmedlatMy. education helpfUI. but not f-M/a.---... Pink Ladtel at 551·1243 per hour plut rnlllMoe (pendant) Our BlesMd Newport M ... Schools. required. .., rWT .-AwtY In per.an at l'"l)e -Mother lnllgnla. Reward. .. AlllllT 760.-3400. E O E. Pht... call Barbara at ,........ .,.. t. IMWet a., T,.._ Oalty Pilot. 330 W Bav. · 1'11esday, April 10 873-6408. OlllTiYI CLEANING PERSON 863-0200 ext 350. ....... ...... Some drfll prw lathe or Costa Mesa. See Mr ARIES (March 21-April 19): You SCOf( "direct hit." Focus on Lost: Gry/wtit F.Cat. timid. The Orange Coaat Dally EJCperlenced. part or FIT •~L.1 mill upen..ioe. Allllt. tor Clyde BarTow. EOE. dram · · · · d · d M a. blk •-'•··.'T-"nk'-·. vie Piiot h• an excellent op. f .... 911 bu••..-..a. Must o.ce>rate, d-u.n w/fine _ • ., ....... .,... Mark 7141557-3380 a, mteDs1ty, romantic interests an crcauveen eavors. a ... e new ...,,_ .... .. .,. ........ ...... " • start, stress independence. originality and pioneerinJ spirit. You'll Poana Plh/S.C. 491-2528 =r;::f J:jor a A;: have car & current drlY-art & repros. Wiii train.I• 11111 n Ull "llTllT Pl~ am ' succeed in speculative venture. you'll make right choice, member of tneu EJCecutlve wtth a P'OYen er'a llc. 641•1269 552.,.285 Judy 12 -&PM ........._ ••h trJ. tor P' .. tlgloua aln care Experienced. Excel. com· opposite sex plays key role. track record. Great OLIHI• IEIYlll Delivery. L.A. Times to .,,., It I.,..... salon In Laguna Beech. pany benefits and .Xcel TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Family member bas your best WI All ITIU IPll ~~!:'"!1g a lgnu9~ra~':!~ Part/time evH, some ~:~~~-~AJ n 557~;!0: 21111.w II. I.IL Cell fcx as>9l. 497~ ~l~g ~~·=· interesu at heart and proves it. Sense of direction is restored, propeny And running 24 hours a mission. Dealre to m-days. Chtanlng cpte & 541-M41 FIU./~ PAY alty Oldsmobli.. 2850 . al ed d h t ....... be rth tha . . II d 7 d P ...... medbl bldga 645-927& ,_ • ..._ H·...._ Bl "~•-~-IS ev uat an w a you own m1.,.t wo more n onpna y ay. •ya a weeic. res-Into management a pfua. e IELIYEIY • PUT/Tm .. I THE 0.;ILVXPXS&ILOT ,_ now _ .. ....,., · V\19-- anticipated. Cancer, Aquarius natives r,tay key roles. ent thl• ad and receive • Send resume to 0 " .. GEMINI (May 21-J une 20): You 11 have more room, ideas will tpwrl~-m 0 fuao ..... .-. for the P. o. Box 1580 Clwlcal Need extra Income? Be an P.f~rt':.nl~~; :J~I~~~ accepting applleatlons e.. ..... •... Costa Mesa. 92628 Independent Carrier fcx wi tor District Managwa to flow neely and your task is to be selective. Holiday spirit prevails, OllOll IF •HUE EOE Olal•t 01•-' T,,nt fHE REGISTER TIMES Clrculatlon 0.-supervise newspaper USE THI ~ DAILY PILOT j pl~ure trip could be on agenda, relative might make surpnsc visit. 111 I.•••• Must have a dependable partment In our door to carrlef1 Musi have van. sag>ttarius. Taurus and a nother Gemini figure prominently. _.. The Canadian Indemnity economy cu lrvlne. door newspaper sales wagon or plci<-u.p. Good CANCER (June 21-Juty 22): You'llgetdeta1lsconccminf.proporty FIUllTH Accounting 1111• PIT. Company currently has Newport Beach Costa program Guarent"d H lary, mileage allow- ..FAST • RESULT" ' ao-..-ment. Spotli""t on m o ney, location of needed materia •f3issible 11M112 n • • d • d by 10 c 8 1 an opening In our Ctalms Meta and Laguna Beach hourly wage plus com-ance. company benefits .,..~~ .,, architect. Computer Department for a Clefk areas Call Vicky before mlSSlon Hoors 4pm to and bonus OQC>Ortunlty. decision in your favor regarding "mineral ri~ts." Be aware o details, DOG OBEDIENCE ctaues lmput. good wlnumbers, Typist. We areloottlng for t 1am. 951-7113 9pm Training 11 pro-Apply In P9'90f'I at Olllly read between lines. refuse to give up something for nothing. at your home. Ranbl typing helpful. 833-2021 an lndlvldual with a -vlded Potential to ..,n Pltot Circulation omo.. SHYICI DIRECTORY For Result Service Call LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take initiative. make personal appear-rat ... So. Cal. Ooo Train· AllE strong clerlcal back· DEMONSTRATORS S300 Plus per w.-Fcx 330 Weat Bay. Ccnta ances and appeals. Focus on writing, communication. consideration of Ing SchOol. 9e3-3388 ground. typing 45 wpm IHI PIY •n Interview. call· M..a Monday thru Fri-. h' h · I d t I S J'gh ., · · 1 • .._TI llHL Active rat1remen1. Part accurately & good Eng· Fri's/Sat's In your are• 957-236' ext 1204 day. No phone calls. 642-5671 ht.JU assignment. w. IC inc u es rave " pot t .t .a'~ on c~t1v1.ty. ..... / I time 11pm 10 7am 393 uatt a11111s. If you meet the CallcOI ....... ft 6 air.Raat -E o e ro~ance, s1gmficant change of pohcy. Gem1ru, Virgo. Sa11ttanus Outcan ONLY 635-9199 Hospital Rd. Nwpt Beh. above quallflcatlona. (l•l)-ll·:1·1~· ---..-.. .,.. nauvcs play key roles. pleue call 7S4-7300 ext. •· -Newport BHch office VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22): Maintain baJance, refuse to tAke sides lllMll U IP& ~1°1~:~~,!:1~ 327 lor more Information lllTIL UOlPT needs mat1He P«.an tor in dispute iDvolvin& relatives. Domestic adjustment is featured -UllAll Cost• Mesa 11 now .c-EOE M/F Busy. cheerful office.;.., ::-=: ~hotypl~ could include actual change of residence or marital status. Much Shlateu. jacunt. sauna. oeptlng sppllcatlon• for career ortenled recep--Bob Brlggt 845-4928 activity occurs behind scenes. You will gain access to privileaed Prof female atatf. Open 7 quallty minded people •1 CLERICAL 11°"191 Room 1°' ad· GENERAL OFFICE lnformation. days. 10~2PM. vt.. & me, our new alt• or ... Don at CLERI vancement RDA pref 4 4320 catnput Dr. • 190, Wendy'1. 2640 S. Bristol day '#Mk. Please call Must type. llUng OC Air· UBRA(ScPt. 23.oct. 22): Many promiseurt made. it is necessary NB. Acron from oc Air-btwn 2·5PM. Mon-Fri nPISTS Nancy 845-7580. port 8'~2~.!4on~Frl to define terms. Pleasure principle is emphasizsed. romance is featured port 556-2280 E.O.E DOMESTIC HELP wanted, ___ --_ir-_...,., __ _ a~dalon-~tanding~shcouldcometrue, Keeprcsolutionsconceming IPlllll WllTEI Anawerlng ~need• Start your c:;e,.., wtth • 24-30hraperweett Need ID • .,,./PATllU diet, nutnUOD, exercise and aeneral health. . . . . To buy 1 klllometer of telephone operatOf. Vari· dynamic. growth-ori.n-own car. Balboa bMctl P•manent pairt/tlme poe.. ~RPIO .«>ct. ~3-Nov. 21 ): Focus on Productaon .• reSP:<>nstbthty, OLYMPIC GAME TORCH (MM ahlfta. 362 Srd St •C. ted tlnenolal Institution... • ,.. 7 5 9. 090 4 0 r ltlon. e.d.u Construction aut.bonty, deahnas wttb aovemmental agencies. SupcrJor thinks about RELAY tOf Nwpt ect1 gin Lagun• BMch GREAT WESTERN 631-5003. Terry Co c M 545~32'2 promotion, Jives you ~ore to d<? and chance to pmergreater financial athlete to run. S3000 tu &llMU ELlmlltl SAVI NGS rewards. Cancer L. <;apncom nauves ftJure _prominently. dedUQtable. P\lbllelty & 2 experience production we are eeetclng lnd!Yld\lala SAGm ARn.1S (Nov. 22-~. 2 1 ): You'll finish long-standing "*'18 COllW:f.9 IOf ~ touchup/rewortl. solders to work 1n our Loan Doo- assi&nmen!,i task. Audience is lal'Je, numerous opponunities arc r;>eL.P~:1~~o49 PLEASE Knowledo41 of Eco'•. qua· mentatton depertrMnt available. l"OCUI OD hlaher education, publishi~ creative endeavor llty email geuge Wiring. ti.t-.n the houre or which could involve Iona journey. Aries, Ubra natives figure TOP Day/ewtng thlh avdable. 8AM-5PM and 2PM- prom'nentl . Females pl'ef .. Modeh and Irvine. Pat 250-1380 tOPM. R•tponalblllt ... I my. EICOf11. (213..._~ tH4 Wlfl lnetude """" ..,_ Daily Pilat-- GRAPHIC ARTIST CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Get ready for new start, stress w ,.,_-Alli llT..... 1ng,..., •t•t·~·~ in.de~ndence, creativitY,.r. oriaioality .and couraac of convicti~ns. t:;:",,: ~:!t!:i ·~ POii~ ir,; Fut f_f1W· mentatlon end lnven· Orange County daily newspaper lS Special note: DO heavy llfu1l41 Empha11s on employment, resolutions tone •• .,._ c,_ (t·7 Ing"""· rw 845-448 tort. lYPfng 45 wpm,. 1eea..1 ...... a quick layout aruat with reptdini body imqc or wcl&ht control Leo. Aquarius natives play women) wtv AM., oc llTl-1• requtred 1cno';i:ct-of ""-1.c ..... , tt~ important roks. are&. P'.,_ably dOM to ~ torelgl\ 6 We offer competltlYe D-•..r_.......... ,...~ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. l8): You'll locate needed documents, NB. writ• to Adi 222. domettlO. ~ ta1ar1ea (Sl50tmo atwt-duction, camera l'Mdy art. Must be you'll have chance to pin ~\er tcCUrity. focus on domestic arena, o.ity "'°'· P o. lo• lHO AUTO. TECH 13 t-t2t3 Ing) end exceitent t>en-able co get aJ.ona ~ with l&les repe property, .ecurity and mantal Jtatus. Oo slow. maintain low profile, ~a~ CA t2l2CI Automotlw :.'!!.:°' !:.' :~: and lnterpttt \Mir ideas inco layouts. ptbet i.nformauon for future Ule. Cancer, capricom penons fiaure h !!'...... llTI .. _ . IAM~·30PM. Additional projects may l.nclude Oy-promincnlly. .. .... 4111 Experlen~. !xeellent era. brochures, mapa. and al pres- PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Hl&hhaht vcrulility, emotional °' worlltno condition•. ............. entation vtsuals. 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S2500. call 850-7045 SEE IS FllSTI We have a good MleCUon of NEW & UHd Chev- roletal See ua todayt CONNELL CHEVROLET ..._,._ l!.1' '•" I . ' ' ..._I ' \1 • . S4i>-I 200 Coaat Orville Amburgey, Costa Mesa's Citizen of the Year Is profiled today .I A3 Layoffs will hurt educa- tion In Fountain Valley schools./ Al California Entertainers wore blue Jeans, windbreakers to Oscar rehearsals./ A5 Coors has signed an agreement to provide more exeoutlve level jobs for blacks./ A4 Nation A 'Star Wars' system under development by Soviets could make world 'unsafe place to be.' I A5 Congress readies to de- bate higher Income tax issue./A4 :.;;:.:;:::·:·:;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· World Soviets-want urgent In- ternational Olympic Committee meeting to discuss U.S. 'politics.' /AA Shuttle crew readies for another try at repairing ailing satellite./ A5 Feature This weekend's Cel- ebratre UCI festivities will be the busiest ever./81 Are "official Olympic" sponsorships so numer- ous that they have be- come a Joke? /11 Sports The Angels snap a four-game losing streak thanks to ReggieJack- son./C1 Julie Inkster wins the LPGA Dinah Shore l'}Vita- tlonal and now has a chance to pocket $1 million./C2 Detroit's Jack Morris proved he wasn't super- stitious in pitching his no-hitter against Chi- cago./C2 Entertainment A Chekhov classic and a drag queen revue offer variety to local theatergoers this week. /83 While they're passing out the Oscars tonight, one of the best picture nomi- nees will be playing on another channel./82 INDEX Bridge Bultetln Board Bullnell California Newa ClaMlfled Comics Crouword DNth Notices FNtur• Help Y°"rMlf Horoecqee Ann Landers Mutual Fundt N9tk>nal Newa Opinion Potlce L09 PubUc Notac. Sport• Teltvtlk>n ThMt919 WNth« World Newa 84 A3 BS A4 C&-8 84 C8 C-4 81-2 82 C7 82 85 A4 A6 A3 C2, c.t-5 C1-3 &2 83 A2 A-43 \l~lley eb.urch vantl&li Retribution seen as possible motive In savage destruction of property By ROBERT BARJCER Of .. 0.-. ........ Parishioners worked around the clock Saturday n ight to get the First Christian Church of Fountain Valley ready f o,r Sunday services after van- International flavor dala ntmpaaed through the place of worship earlier that day. The vandals desecrated and scat- tered pictures of' Christ throughout the church, wrote obscenities on the walls and attempted to set two fires in the church at 1811 O Magnolfa St. More than 200 Girl Scoata and their puenta from South <>ran&e Co1111ty attended the annual International Pood Pair at the Irrine Bowl ln La&una Beach Satarclay. Amon& Scoatadreued a~:ecoetama of co1111trlee from arouna the world were 8 on Dewberry, of La&una ft"1ael (left) and-Llcbtenateln-folk-dancen-.Jufe-T&1a7daki-an4l Jeanne Vetter, both of San Juan Capt.trano. Tbe Girl Scoata cooked International dlabee. Costa Mesa cop turned private eye will teach you the tricks of the investigating business By STEVE MARBLE Of !tie DeNJ ,.... lteft Art Kassel looks like a mountain climber. Tall and ruped, he wears blue jeans. flannel shins and has an easygoing style. He is a friendly man with a booming voice and wry sense of humor. He seems like.he belongs in the Grand Tetons. One would never know that he's really an ELITE IN- VESTIGATOR. But it's true. Kassel. a former Costa Mesa police officer and an amateur hang glider, is a gumshoe. a sham us, a Pl. He's also one of the very few people in the nation who teaches others how to become private detectives. It's all there in black and white in his Rouse School of Special Detective Training class lessons. There's the basic course, covering surveillance, investigations and source development, and the ad- vanced course, which covers arrest techniques and field assignments. There are high-speed pursuit tac- 1 i cs. bodyguard training. Fountain Valley police detectives 11id today the vandalism is apparent- ly the work of juveniles who may have attacked the place of worship as retribution aaainst someone who may be a member of the conareaa1ion. The detectives declined to elaborate. Nothina was reponed stolen but damage was expected to easily exceed intitial estimates ofSS,000. The vandals knocked over a bronze cross sym bolic oflhe crucifixion. tore counter-terronst tactics. special surveillance, undercover techniques. electronic eavesdropping and lock picking. .. It gives them a taste of the business," Kassel says. A go-getter can complete the mail-order course in under three months and be on the road to excitement. Most students, however. savor their lessons over a full year. They are required to complete them within 24 months. Kassel doesn't promise a job when the course is over. He makes no guarantee students will even get private detective licenses when the course is done. Just the facts. That what he offers. .. A lot of people 1ust want to learn. Irvine child-care units a scarcity ' By ANDREA ADELSON Of 1M Delly i'llbt ltaff The shon.ageoflicensedchild-care facilities in Irvine is already so acute that it would take 31 more centers and 187 more day-care homes to provide care for only 60 . percent of the city's employed mothers. a city report says. Nearly double that many will be needed if the Irvine Co.'s five-year housing plan to increase the city's housing stock by 44 percent is realized. the report says. And despite the huge demand, entrepreneurs are not rushing to fill thevoid . • In the past two years, two new day-care ~nters.and 27 new day-care homes have opened the1~ doors in Irv.me, brinJing the total to 18 and 95, respectively, according to findings of a two-year, $30.000 study ofl rvine's child-care needs released last week. .. It's the most comprehensive look at child care that any OOll\munity has ever done.·· Betty Mathis. chair of the city"sadvisoryChild Care Committee, said ... Here we are a planned community with a huge missing piece:· she said. The committee's findings and recommendations. which map out a comprehensive strategy to bridge the gap in child care. are to be presented to the City Council a16:30 p. m. Tuesday in City Hall. The key to delivering what 1senv1sioned as a ci1y-w1dechildcaresrstem. Math1ssa1d.1sa non-profit organization that w1l serve as a catalyst among schools. industry and fundraiscrs. .. The problem is so vast. we need a mechanism to keep thinas on track," she said. Among the report's other recommendations are: •An $85.000consultanl's fee lo start the non-profit organization: •Giving developers credits for including child-care facilities in commercial. industnal and residential (Pleue aee CHILD-CAD/ A2) Laguna council race 'thins out' beyond first three canq~9!!-!~.~ .. , lncnds Scv~n candidates are vying for two versus enemies -it's not as Laguna Beach City Council seats in polarized.'' Warner sa1d. "Temple Tuesday's election. On the surface, LP Hills recently had a forum and all the the matchup appears to have the candidates were saying the same elements of a good ol' campaign • things ... d<>Jfight. B Indeed. When the debate 1ums to But closer inspection shows little El£T the issues.. there ~s near unanimity. more than a ho-hum race with everybody'want.s low-income Kn1or incumbent Neil Fitzpatrick, hiah housina and more municipal parlung. school principal Sinclair "Si" Jones And with the exception of and real estate eJecutive Martha self-avowed business candidate Coll ison favored to run away from Rickey Slater, nobody wants to sec a the paclc. th~" commented Jon Brand. for-freeway cuttina throUJh )'Camorc "from my personal point of view. mer ma~or of LIJu!'a Beach. . Hills or the proposed penny sales tax there are only three serious c.in-Wh.ausalso m1wna. observers say, levtcd to pay for transpon1t1on didates," wd Estelle Warner. a 1s any son of ucitement improvements. coordinator of the Temple Hills "There is a narrower spectrum of What the debate has tumcd on is Community Association a nd an viewpoints amona the candidates.." each candid tc's qualificanons and I I-year resident of Laauna. said Dan Wooldndac. e<>-chairm1n of who c.in best represent the city'~ Wamer and most o.tbcr political the Elections Committee of tbc interest when the time come to fa~ objervcrs around town believe County of Orange. a political acuon off wtth rount), state ind fcdtral Fi(zpatrick. Jone and Collison stand committee represcnuna the &aY and nci~ apln t>cause they are better or· IC$btan community. ··When r moved The endoMmcnt from the van- pnitcd and are more qualified than here in 1976, you bad the Pro-trowth ous community and c1v1c a soc11· candidatca Paul C'hnsti-anscn, Paul vtrsus n01t0wth factions pu h1na uons and th~ political contnbuuon Munoz. John Oabriel and Rickey their candidates. Now, all the can· totals, $CCM to reflect this attitude Slater. didate seem to have a areater Fiu-patnck and Jones. for 1n tancc. "lt rcall) thin out af\er the first apprccation for ~onttollcd arowth .. (Pleue eee LAGUNA/ A2) I telephones from walls. tore up the upholstery in the pews an the front rows, scratched a piano, invaded the today some plrisbionen. rt ....... kitchen where ther threw food "all to the ~ncy. either WOiW over," broke a mirror in the bath~ throu&)t the niibt or sWUld ddllllllil•D room and dama~ a pool table. operations at 4 a.m. Sunday, -- Detectives said that if the van-possible for the 8:30 a.m. a.ct· IC>.JO dalism was, in fact, the work 9f · a.m. services to be conducted • juveniles, their parents would be schedule. responsible and very. ljkely would "There's a atnnal fciclina tbil tlail ha\te to make resurution &o the (vandalism rampqe) bonded us church after the youngsters arc closer together.' Reese said. Ifs intriguing. mystenous. Some people take the course for that reason. Some have seen TV programs hke 'Simon & Simon' and think the.y mi~t like it. ·We're in the education business,"' he said. Kassel supplements his course with a Rouse School catalog of private detective hardware and gadgets. One can practically 007 himself mto bankruptcy stocking up. There are the rcar-0-scope glasses. thumbcuffs. wristwatch transmitter detectors, parabolic microphones, sap gloves. tiny tape recorders dis- guised as calculators. periscopes and. of course. the genuine pnvale e}'e disguise kit. (Pleue eee PR.IVATE/A2) Thar ahe goea ·Locals draw . Soviet ' wrath . A local antj-Soviet group aimed at banning the USSR from the Lot Angeles Summer Olympics bu drawn fire from the Soviet Natiob&I Olympic Committee. The Soviets are protestina the group's plans to encouraae and aid defectors and to staeedemonstratioos and rallies apinst the SOvacts unng the Olympic Games. Sov1et officials. naming the Costa Mesa-based Ban the Soviets Coali- tion and accusing the Reagan admin- istration of usi'ng the Summer Games for "political ends. .. asked today that an emergency session of the Inter- national Olympic Committee be con- vened. The call for the meetin& was made in a sta · · ympac ommittce and carried by Tass, the official Soviet news 11tnty. The statement did not say whether the Soviet U nion has decided to ICDd (PINN ~TJ#.&9) :....,.::;;"'---~ Four dead on county highways By STEVE MARBLE Of ... o.lr "91 ..... Three motorists were killed in weekend traffic acc1dent.s and a fourth dnver died after sufferina an • apparent heart attack while al lhe wheel on busy Pacific Coast Highway in Dana Point. California Highwa}' Patrol officers said the carnage marked one of the worst weekends of the year for htlthway motonsts in Orange County. (Pleue eee FOUR DIE/A2) ........................ Tbe PUcrtm~Newport proadlJ m.akee lta way o.t of Newport Bar ii' oti 8a.nday, betlDn.toc lta flnt ...... YoYafe. Tbe 1 foot cllpper ~ooner, •Mela took O..•le Bolland of Coeta Mma 13 ,_n to ba.Ud. will tUe lta nnt cb&rter poap -an <>ra.ae Cout eon:. c1a.--tD C.tallna tbla weekend. Bolland'• nat cUll-. WW .. · enterlnl Ide bome·bullt car ID Uae Great Race, froa I.Ge ADC el• to lndla.napoU.. lnd .• an MaJ 17. ' PRIVATE EYE TEACHING OTHERS ••• hOmAl 'h's one of the most popular," he explains. .. My wife and I dcs1aned it ourselves. Wt sold one to a shcntrs ~tl down In Texas. They're amt K.uscl's Sanll Ana offictS arc security ti1ht, a do& run about loose and on one wall isa photoaraph of the Costa Mesa police car he was ridina in the night he was btoadsided by a drunk. .. He came away without a scratch," says his wife Susan. .. h should have kilkd me." Kassel s~ud, pointing to the shattered wind· shield and gutted dnver'!> ~al Kassel was still a cop when the lure of the private detccuvc bu!>iness ca ught up with him Actually. 1t was the idea of being 1n busmrss thaJ excited him. He had taken a 1.·ollege rnurse on fonn1 ng and operating mail order operations. ome~ here along the line. he picked up literature being offered b) a Lo!> ..\ngeles pnvate dct<~Ctl\e school and came awa> w11h an idea .. The l11era1ure wa!> rnill> wnll<.'n for policeman. for pt·ople who alrcadyhad that '>Ort ofrxpencncc. So I changed 11 I worked eight hour'> a dar . after .. m~ shift w11h m> wife writing tl. KaS'iCI formed a company. using his wife's maiden name for the compan) moniker -partially so ht!i boss wouldn't know he wa'> moon- ltgh11ng and paruall) tx·cause Rouse has a faint law enforce men I ring to 11. "It's ki nd of ltkc rou'il. Oldt1me poltt·cmen are alwa~ 'i tall. ing about ·rou,t1ng· someone." !'JC'xt. Kassel and his '"fc went to Los .\ngelcs. Herc. staking ou1 a post office box. 1hc) waited unul the OY-ner ofth1.· pn\atc de1et'll't' !iehool picked up his mall "I ~anted to ~t· ho" much he gol. I wanted to ge t an idea of Just ho~ good a bu!iine!>!i he ~a .. doin~. How else t!i a private 1n,~t1gaturgo1ng to find that out'l" I t Satisfied that the 1umshoe trade was &ood1 perhaPt even lucrativl, K.a*l retired from the p0lice force, joinat the ~n and tel up shop. He had his course material prinltd, advertised in national pubhcalions and then sat back as the aludents be&an addina up. Kusel won't say bow many llu- dents he bu, but claims his enrol- lment is nationwide. even inter- national. Revealing exact numbers, he explains, would be an unwise business move. .. One of the first questions students have as 'What are the requirements in my state for gettint a license?' So I tell them 'you want to be an investigator, yo u find out.' That's one of the lessons now -find out the require· men ts." His advert1s1ng ltterature 1s an eye-grabber: "Weai rhe badge of an eltte pnvare mvestigaror. Tram for an excwns, . rewarding career ... bnng cnmmals ro 1usrice ... pro1ccr the innocent ... solve mystenes ... uS<" special equipment." Kassel says his students range from business executives trying to get a leg up on protecting the store to the unemployed looking for work. He's had housewives. farmers and lawyers as students. ·we get calls from people who say they've heard we're the best and from others who claim they've been told wr're a rip-off," says Kassel. .. I just tell them we're approved by the state Board of Education and you don't have to sign any contracts. "Students call me all the time and I ti) to stay in touch with some of the top graduates." he says. ··1 had one student from Sacramento fly down and take me to lunch." Through the Rouse School. stu· dents learn that modem investigators bear little semblance to the hard· boiled $Umshoes of yesteryear. Elec· trontc gizmos and high-tech hardware now help detectives match wits with the bad guys of the computer age. tall det.ecuve work 1980.style lsn't &it counter surveillance lystems and'de-bua impedana analyurs. .. The telephone. I can do jUJt about anythina. att just about any kind of information on the telephone,'' proclaims IUssel. "h saves a lot of lqwork." And aomctimeJ, Kluel •dmhs. the line between what's legal and what's not be<lomcsjust a littlt bit huy. "It's like crossing over the double yellow line.'' he explains. "You hope no one's looking aDd that no one's coming. And you sure don't want to Sta}' over there too long." The school leaves Ka1sel and bis wife ample time for their own detective work. "When I was on the force. police always looked down at Pis. just like the FBI looks down at the poltce, .. says Kassel. .. But for me it's the same excitement. the same rewards and when I'm on a case. it's 45 bucks an hour plus mileage.·· A lot of the work is busi· ncss-oriented. A gu y's afraid he's being npped off by a competitor or things are disappearing and he's not sure how to stop it "Some of your best business minds don't know the first thing about protecting 1hemsclves:: he says. And then's there's divorce work - the bread and butter of the detective field. It's a mc$SY job, Kastel admits. but someone's got to do it. Kassel prefers not bein.g that someone. .. I don't like it much." Kassel confesses ... ) usually tum d1vor~ stuff down. But there's a lot ofit. A lot of agencies stay alive with divorce work. "I can usually tell right away if it's a case I want to deal with. I get a JUt feel ins when they e;all. It's som~thmg you pick up after you've been in the busrness a while. .. Everyt1m e the phone nngs ti's something different.'' says Kassel. pausing to reflect. 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"We need to negotiate from a position of strength with county. state, ·and federal agencies -and l know what corporate people are like." Warner. who said she is supponing Jones and Fitzpatrick. said Jones has worked hard as a member of the Laguna Greenbelt. Inc. and is more devoted to environmental concerns than Collison. "There's no way she can shed her real estate background and she hasn't shown environmental al'lterests while she has been here," Warner said. a child and before moving here permanently three years ago, visited the city on a regular basis. "I'm not a stranger 10 the city," He said ... , know the issues as well as any candidate." As far as the rest of the pack goes, Paul Christiansen could emerge as a darkhorse. He has been the most o utspoken of the seven candidates against the present City Council. "They're all biased and one-sided, and all five council members are caps of the same color." he says. "There's a great deal of ineffectiveness and ttme wasting there." -~~1-thcre.are-d1ffu~ Collison. vice president of the Laguna Beach-based Nolan Real Estate received a 11.000 con1nbu- 11on from the Laguna Beach Board of Realtors and a number of smaller contributions from real estate bust· nessmen. Christiansen said he would favor u ffhing private incentives to d · velopers and propcny owners to beef up the saggrng rental senior housing market. ··1 would prefer that over-subs1d1zed housing programs . .'' he said. · Costa Mesa·• Art Kaeeel and h l• wtf e Susan demonetrate an eaveadropplng device, 0.-, ...... ptloto lily L•"eyM part of the equipment at their echool for private detectlvee. CHILD-CARE UNITS SCARCE ... Fro m Al devclopmen t' • .\llow1ng 1hc u..c ol indus1nal bonds a!i an 1ndu1.emcnt tode,t·lupcr'>. not too late ... Math ts !>ltd. The 13-}ear-old city ts beginning to mature and !ilrugglc "'Ith .. qualtt} ofltfe" issues. she said .. Few commun1t1e!i have 1he opportuntt~ that In ine has to do 1t right.'' she said. but the c11y'sgrowmg pains also preclude alternatives 1ha1 othercommun111cs ha' e. such as ready-made ch 1 Id-care centers in schools. •\1mplil) 1ng the pnm11 pr<KC')~ tor buildt.:rs of child-car<.' fou li11c'> •I k\tgning puhlt<. hullding'>. 1m lud1nga ne~ Cl' 1c ccn tt•r 10 meet <. hild tart liccn'i1ng requirements. and • rhat thc u l) \hould dc~elop two model child-care fac1l1llt'\ tn the 1ndustrtal-commcrc1al area. "Our schools arc rclall\ el) full ... Mathis said . "'-' t ·re coming 1n at th1.· mo'>t opportune time wc·rc Child-care centers now operate at I 0 sthools. t\.\o run b} the school dtstnct, she added. SOVIETS RAP COAST ANTI-RED GROUP ... From Al tcilm' 111 thr \umnw1 C 1J J1ll'' But 11 J ic.J .Ill U\l' thl' \ 'lllll'd \t,lll"\ n l '1ola1 tnl! th l· In ll'rllJllon,tl < >h mp1l ( hartcr In pa rttl ular. the .. 1atcmcnt t:nll- l 11ed lhl' BJn th<.· ">o' 11.·l\ < oaltuo n. formed b} J ( O\l:J "v1 c'>a Jlhnll\1ng agenn c\nutl\e 1n the \.\akt· uf la!il ·\ ugu<,t '<. do"n ing of a Korean Jetltnrr h\ a~()\ ICt lighter Jl·I The statement said "d1fTercnt rca1.·- 11onaf) poh11cal. cm1gre and religious group!> arc tcam1n~ up on an ant1-0l~mp1c basis. tn particular a coahuon of' Ban the ov1cts' enJO)ing the support of l .S official service\ ha.-. been \Cl up ·· f>a, 1d Ral'>1grr '7 thl· rnalt11on·., founder . ..aid that ""htk lht• group's in111al effort'> ccnll'n·d around dt!i· couraging )o\ 1c1 bloc pan1c1pa11on 1n 1hc (iame'>. lht l.'Oal 111on·s goals arc no" aimed at planning anti-So' 1et actt' 1t11.·~ for the Ciamc!i. FOUR DIE ON COUNTY HIGHWAYS ... From Al lerm \\alu1 11 'ii. "'a' l..tlled \und.1' ,11 117 p m Jncr he lo!>t control of h1\ m111orq 1.IC' \A.htlc tra,,•llng on \11m hr.i' a re'l1<.kn11al rn;HI 1 n M l\\lun V 1<'Jo Walrnu. \A.hh\I lwrn '1a11oncd .ti <amp P<.·ndk11111 . \larnm1.·d into :i parked cJr. J<.rnn.l1ng to< I IP \!)<)kl''>· man R1< k \ICH'n' l'IOH'31 PC'nn 27 of l.ian Juan < apl\lrano wa\ f..ilkd \uml.1~ ,ti 7 45 pm when he lo!>I 1.·ontrnl uf h" car on 1he southhound lanl''I of th<.· <ian D1rgo Fn:l·wa~ nrar thl' htghwoy's 1nter~c11on with the Laguna Frce- \A.3\ Pena's car hit the center dl\·tder. Jerked back across all lanes ot the highway and flipped over. finally rnmmg to a stop on its top. Stevens said officers arc inve'>ttgallng alcohol ac; a possible cau~ ofthr accident. Ja)' Allen Howell, 50, of Dana Point !luffert'd an apparent heart attack Suf)day at 8:50 pm while dnvina on Pacific Coast H1l}1way near Green Lantern Street C )1l1n•r1. ..aid Howell's car rammed a ml·tal pole The Dana Poin t man wac; pronounced dead at South Coast Ho,p1tal a short 11me later. A fo urth motonst was killed Satur- da) when ht!> mo1orcycle had a flat tire on the R1 vers1de Freeway a1 fu~11n Avl'nue. John Murray. 29. of Anaheim was unable to l'reven1 his motorcycle from crashing after the hlowout. C)teven\ said. Murray was taken to WC'stcm Med ical Center in Santa Ana where he later died of tm inJurtc~ Amin oil may face spill char ges 8> RORF.RT BARKER OflMO ... , ....... ..,. \m1n111I l \ \ lh~ of tlunttrljton fkal h nlil\ h;t \.(' 11> ,1n\y,~·1 In tht• Oran{lc < ount\ r>1c;1n1 t ·\11ornn for Jn oil 'Pill rh.H .,.,a,ht•d ,Hh 11rl' .11 Bol<,;t < h1 t.i \t.itc lka<. h• mn lht· w('('li.rnd '\ ,pc,1i.e,n1;1n 1111 tht• ''·'ll' <l<'pan mrnt 111 f 1c,h .inti < 1amt" c,.iad l<xlA\ a rcporl will Ix· fikd lhl\ werk "'llh ihr d1~lrtl t lltlUrnC\ ·, ontn• l'' t•n lhuugh 1hc c,p1ll Y..,l\ ht Id lo a m1n1mum .tntl li11ft• 111 no nH 11011mr n1ill d.1maf(t' 1o1.;io, rqlnr1r tl '\1111n11ll did .1 1(110<1 1oh 11 n the· ' cleanup but 11 (the spill) '' d nicr· OU'I ... fish and Ciame w<>ke\man Ralph Young 'la1d 1oda> "It ... a \ tolatmn of the r 1sh and < 1ame code to ha"<' p<'trolC'um in lhe wall'r \\.<.• ~•II 'tuhm11 a case 10 tht• f) .\ 1h1'I ~eek ·· The \pill occurrrd Saturday whl'n a "!ndcf"ater cable ar.par('nll> \htarcd ofT near platform ·mm). :Jhout 11• m1k oO tht' lhmt1na1on tkach const t oa\I (Juttrd official~ ~1d lx1wcen ~l)(l and I, 500 g.1llonHp1llrd Mo\t of 11 "'a\ qu1ckl> \wrpt up h> rlt·anup hoal\ after hc1n~ rnnfinclt h~ hoom\ Im m lh<' platform • Howe,rr. Amanotl Ytec Prt'itdent Ted fhnna said 420pllons spilled a1 mo\t and the amount 1ha1 e'C'nluall\ reached ~horc "'a' ··vcl) hgh1 " · Howc,cr. :about SO pllons. began am" tngb) n1gh1fall. It ~mudgc:d thrl'f miles of coat from Warner A'cnue to near the Hun11naton Bc:it:h ptC'r with tarhall~ and an oily c;hel'n Work crew • p1C'ktng up the 011 b> hand, cleaned the beach b) ahout ~ pm Sunday. No appartnt damage to w1ldltfe was confirmed although th t're were reports thal three dead \C'ali wa\hed up on thC' hcach w11h 011 on them F11zpa1nck. with four )ears of council experience -two as ma)or. preceded by three years on the Planning Comm1ss1on -1s banking on pure experience and his fiscal management skills in his effon to capture a third term. "My number one prionty is that the city be on a strong finanetal footing." he 'iatd ... At the forums. I sensed we all talked about the important things. but I recall I was the one who said financial strength is the number one priority." As the city adJ USts to the reccnlJUry award of SS00.000 10 two home- owners vict1m1zcd tn the 1980 Del Mar landslide. Fttzpatnck said his hard-nosed fiscal approach will be valuable 1n the coming months as council members and staff decide where 10 trim the budget. F11zpatnck docsn 't hesitate to stres!i that he was serving on 1he council four years ago when the city faced a similar budget cns1s after at depicted its general fund reserve b) S830.000 to reconstruct the hillside \.\here 1hc Del Mar landslide oc- curred. "We had 10 cut everythang hke mad 10 ge1 the reserve back up to I 0 percent of the whole budget," he said. While counci l watchers say Fitzpatrick is a virtual shoe-in for one of the two open seats. the battle for the second spot appears to be a toss-up between Jones and Collison. two members of the ci ty design review board. On issues. Jones and Collison could run virtually on thC' same ticket. The two candidates. however. stress differences tll preparation for the job and longev1t) 1n the community. Jones. for example. talks about his backfround tn management -at the r,ma l business. corporate and !>Chool adm1n1strat1on le vels. This. coupled wtth his Master's degree in public adm1n1strat1on from the Univrrs1t} of M1ch1gan and hts mdu'ltnal rela- uons background. he says gi ves htm the nccessaf) talent to nego11ate w11h "shrewd opponents" from the publtt· and private sectors "The city ha!> a lol of influence over the dect!itono; that affect tt, bu1. whether we ltke 11 or not. it doesn't Just Call 642-6086 Dally PUol Dell very 11 Ouarantffd Collison. however. play!> the pr<>·business charges down. 'Tm not $Oin~ to let some cam- pa1sn contnbuuons anfluence m) dec1s1on makin~:· she said. stressing her concerns with the environment are just as strong as an y other candidate's. Phil Ma y. a member of Village Laguna and founding president of the Arch Beach Heights Neigh borhood Association. said 1hat while he is supponing Jones and Fitzpatrick. there's not much difference among the top three when the subject tu ms to issues. "There arc a lot of people like me out there who won't be sorry 1f she gets elected," he said. "If she had filed a month or two earlier, she may have collected more suppon.'' Collison says she woul<f do a lxtter JOb than Jones. pnnc1pal of a high school in Placenua. because she works and ltves in Laguna. "Si has only lived here three years and works out of town," Colla son said. "I've ti ved here 16 years and work 1n town. I understand the problems. the people and the issues and will be able to deal with them all on a daily basis. "Most of the present council mem· bers work out of town." she added. How can can you get to know a community when you leave at seven in the morning and get back at night. I want to open the lines ofcommun1ca- 1ion by having office hours for council members so people can come in and talk."" She also notrd 1ha1 Wlth coun- cilwoman Sally Bellerue lea ving of- fice 1h1s spring. that would lea ve Bobbie Minkin a'> the sole coun- cilwoman. '"I think It would be good reprc!>Cn - tatton 1f we hlld anothrr woman 1n there:· shr said. Jones. however. argues 1ha1 mertly working tn town doesn't automat1· cally 9ualif y someone for a Cit} Council seat. And whtlc he has only ltved in Laguna for three years. he spent summers 1n the an1st colony as He also would recommend relaxing building pcmm restnctions for homeowners who wish to remodel units. "Right now it's too time consuming for the local home- owner.'' he said. Paul Munoz. 28. the youngest candidate. is strong on public trans· portat1on and recycling programs for the City. He also would encourage developers building there to include environmentally-sound designs. such as solar power and organic gardens. in their projects. "Some people call me idealistic, .. he said. "Well , I feel sorry for them. This country was founded on ideal· ism. My ideas arc practical.'' Civic gadfly John Gabnels calls himself a doer. "That's the difference between me and the others." he said. He said he lobbied the state Coastal Commission 10 stop construction of four buildings on Main Beach Park in 194 7. helped P.Crsuade a local de- veloper to build a 2S-uni1 elderly condominium complex on the comer of Third and Mermaid streets and worked hard with state and county authorities to open Thousand Steps, Blue Lagoon and Capistrano beaches to the public. But Gabriels' numerous run-ins with the Laguna Beach police arc burden to his campaign. "All I can say 1s that it will probably continue because I'm always check· mg up on 1he poltcc." he said. "But I am a vcl) serious candidate -I want to crack down o n police abuse and get housing for the elderly.'' Slater. a 26-ycar-resident of Laguna. descri~ himself as a pro-business candidate. He favors the penny sales lax to develop a freeway system that will help case traffic problems for Laguna. He also sup. pons rent control and creating 3 shelter fac11tty 10 house transients. "I'm for anythinf that helps com· munity businesses.' he said What do you like about the Dally Piiot? Wllat don't you llkt? Call the number at left and your mesaage will be recorded, tran1crtbff and dellvtrtd to tbt appropriate editor. The same U -hoar aaawerla11ervlce may be ned to record letter• to the editor on any topic. Contributors to o.ar Letters colum1 mast l1cl1de tbtlr name ud ttlepltoae oumber for verification. No clrnlatloD call1, pltHe. Tell 11 what's oe yHr mind. ORANGE COAST D1ilyPilll H. 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MON n A'< AP•~ ll ,, 14R.i Layoffs wlll hurt educa- tion In Fountain Valley schools./ A8 California Entertainers wore blue Jeans, windbreakers to Oscar rehearsals./ AS Coors has signed an agreement to provide more executive level jobs for blacks./ A4 ·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Nation A 'Star Wars' system under development by Soviets could make world 'unsafe place to be.' I AS Congress readies to de- bate higher Income tax lssue./A4 :·:·:·:;:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· World swan urgen n- ternatlonal Olympic Committee meeting to dlscuu U.S. 'politics.· IM Shuttle crew readies for another try at repairing ailing satelllte./ A5 Feature This weekend's Cel- ebratre UCI festivities will be the busiest ever./81 Are ''official Olympic'' sponsorships so numer- ous that they have be- come a Joke? /81 :·:·:·:·:,.,:·:·:·:·:·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!•!•!•!•!·!·!·!·!·:=:·:=:· Sports The Angels snap a four-game losing streak thanks to Reggie Jack- son./C1 Julie Inkster wins the LPGA Dinah Shore Invita- tional and now has a chance to pocket $1 mllllon./C2 Detroit's Jack Morris proved he wasn't super- stitious In pitching his no-hitter ClQ&lnst Chl- cago./C2 Entertainment A Chekhov classic and a drag queen revue offer variety to local theatergoers this week. /83 While they're passing out the Oscars tonight, one of the best picture nomi- nees will be playing on another channel./82 INDEX BrldQ9 Bulletin Board Bull neat Callfornt1 Newa Clullfled Comlct Crot1word DMth Notlcea FMtur• H .. pYourMff Horoecope Ann Landen Mutual Fund• NattonatNewa Op4nlon Pola Log Publte Nollcet 8port1 Tetev!llOn Theater• WNther WortdNewa EM A3 85 A'4 ce.a 84 ce C4 81·2 82 C7 82 85 A4 A& A3 C2,C .. 5 C1-3 82 83 A2 A43 an urc International flavor More than 200 Girl 8couta and. their parent. from South Oraqe County attended the annual International Food Fair at the lrYfne Bowl in Lapna Beach Saturday. Amon& Scoata dreued u~ the coetamee of countries from aroun4 the world were 8 non Dewbe • of Lapna N el (left) Vetter. both of San Juan Caplatrano. The Glrl cooked international d.lahee. Costa Mesa cop turned pftvate eye will teach you the tricks~f the investigating business By STEVE MARBLE Of the Dlllly Hot llaff An Kassel looks like a mountain climber. Tall and rufied. he wears blue jeans, flannel shins and has an easygoing style. He is a friendly man with a booming voice and wry sense of humor. He seems like he belonas in lhe Grand Tetons. One would never know that he's really an ELITE IN - VESTIGATOR . But it's true. Kassel. a former Costa Mesa police officer and an amateur hangglider. is a gumshoe, a sham us. a Pl. He's also one of the very few people in the nation who teaches others how to become private detectives. It's all there in black and wh ite in his Rou se School of Special Detective Training class lessons. There's the basic course, covering surv eillance, investigations and source development, and the ad- vanced course, which covers arrest techniques and field assignments. There are high-speed pursuit tac- t 1 cs. bod yguard training. counter-terrorist 1act1cs. special surveillance, undercover techniques. electronic eavesdropping and lock picking. "It aives them a taste of the business," Kassel says. A so-getter can complete the mail..order course in under 1hree months and be on the road 10 excitement. Mos1 students, however, savor their lessons over a full year. They arc required to complete them within 24 months. Kassel doesn't promise a job when the course is over. He makes no guarantee students will even get private detective licenses when the course is done. Just the facts. That what he offers. "A lot of people rust want to learn. Irvine child-care units a scarcity By ANDREA ADELSON Of tM Oell1 ll'Mot lleft The shortage oflicensed chi Id-care faci Ii tics in I rvi nc 1s already so acute that it would take 31 more centers and 187 more day-care homes to provide care for only 60 percent of the city's employed mothers. a city repon sa ys. Nearly double that many will be needed if the Irvine Co. ·s five-year housing plan to increase the city's housing stock by 44 percent is realized, the report says. And despite the huge demand, entrepreneurs are not rushing to fill the void. ln the past two years. two new day-care centers and 27 new day-care homes have opened their doors in Irvine. brinJing the total to I Sand 95. respecti vely, according to findings of a two-y9r, SJ0.000 study oflrvane'schild-care needs released last week. "It's the most comprehensive look at child care that any community has ever done." Betty Mathis. chair of the city's advisory Child Care Committee, said. "Herc we are a planned community with a huge missing piece." she said. The committee's findings and recommcndat1ons, which map out a comprehensi ve strategr to bridge the gap in child care, are to be presented to the City Council at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall. The key to deli vering what is envisioned as a city-wide child care system. Mathis said, 1s a non-profit organi'Zation that will serve as a catalyst among schools. industry and fundraisers. "The problem is so vast. we need a mechanism to keep things on track." she said. Among the report's other recommendations are: •An $85.000consulta'nfs fee to stan the non-profit organization; •Givingdevelopers c~1ts for 1nclud1ngchild<arc facilities in commercial. 1ndustnar and residential (Pleue tee CHILD-CARE/ A2) Laguna council race 'thins out' beyond first three can<J.£~~w~d~'~a ve lhend• Seven candidates arc vying for two versus enemies -it's not as Laguna Sq.ch City Council seats in · • polarized." Warner said. "Temple Tuesday's election. On the surface, LP Hills recently had a forum and all the the matchup appears to have the candidates were sayina the same clements of a good ol' campaian • thinas." doafight. . . B • · In~~. When ~he debate tu~s to But closer inspection shows little EIET the issues. there 1s near unanimity; more than a ho-hum race with everybody wants low-income senior incumbent NeH Fitzpatrick, haah housinaand more municipal perkma. school principal Sinclair "Si" Jones And with the exception of and real estate executive Manha self-avowed business candidate" Collison favored to run away from Rickey later, nobody want to sec 1 the pack. three," commented Jon Brand; for-freeway cun1na throu&h ycamore "From my personal point of view, mer ma~or of LaJuna Beach. Htlls or the proposed penny sale tu there are only thrct serious can-What 1salso massini, ot>Krvcrs say, levied to pay for tran portation didates," said Estelle Warner, a 1 any sort of excitement. improvement . coordinator of the Temple Hills "There 11 a rwTOwcr spectrum of What the debate has tumtd on 1s Community Association and an viewpoints amont the candidate ," each candidate's quahficat1on and I l·year resident ofLaauna. said Din Wooldnd&C.e»<lwrmanof who cu bnt rcprexnt the ctty's Warner and most other p01itical the Eltttions Committee of the interests when the time come to fact observers around town believe County of Onnae. a pohtical action off with county, state and feJ eral Fitzpatrick, Jones and Collison 1\and committee reprcscntina the llY and l&enc1e apart because they are better or· le bian communny .. When r moved The cndo ment from the van- 11n11cd and are more qualified than here 1n 1976, you had the J)l'01J'Owth ous community and cav1c a 11· candidates Paul Chnstianscn, Paul versus no-srowth faction pu hana tton and the poht1cal contnbutton Munoz, John Oabriels and Rickey their candidate Now, all the can· to\aJ m to ren t th11 auuudc. later. . didatcs seem to have I areater Fit1patnck and Jone • for 10 ta.nee. "It really tht out after the first apprcciatldn forrntrollcd arowth." (Pl ...... f AOUNA/A2) Ifs intriguing. mysterious. So me pcopk take the course for that reason. Some have seen TV programs like 'Simon & Simon' and think 1hcy might like it. "We're in the education business." he said. Kassel supplements his course with a Rouse School catalog of pnvate detective hardware and gadgets. One can practically 007 himself into bankruptcy stocking up. There are the rear-o-scopc glasses. thumbcuffs, wristwatch transmitter detectors, parabolic mi croph ones. sap gloves, tiny tape recorders dis.- guised as calculators. penscopcs and. of course. the genuine pnvate eye disguise kit. (Pleue eee PR.IV ATE/ A2) Thar ahe &oea Retribution seen as possible motive in savage attack 'By ROBERT BARUR Of .. Dellr,... .... Parishioners worked around the clock Satµrday niaht to act the First Christian Church of Fountain Valley ready for Sunday servicet aft.er van- dals rampaaed throup the place of worship Carlier that day. The vandals desecrated and ICat· tered pictures or Christ throuahou• the church, wrote obscenities on lbe walls and attempted to set two fira ill the church at 18110 Mapolia St. Fountain Valley police detectives said today the vandalism is appermt- ly t~e work of juveniles who may have attacked the place of worship as retribution against someone who may be a member of the consrqation. The detectives declined to elaborate. Nothina was reported stolen but damaae was expected to easily exceed intitial estimates ofSS,000. The vandals knocked over a broll2C cross symbolic of the crucifixion, tore telephones from walls, tore up the oupholstery in the pews in the front rows, scratched a piano, invaded the kitchen where they threw food ··a11 over," broke a mirror in the bath- room and da~ a pool table. Detectives said that if the van- dalism was. in fact. the work of juveniles, their parents would be f Fdurdead on county · highways By STEVE MARBLE Of tlle Deir,.... ... Three motorists were killed in. weekend traffic accidents and a founh driver died after suffering an apparent bean attack while at the wheel on busy Pacific Coast Highway in Dana PoinL California Highwa) Patrol officers said the carnage marked one of the worst weekends of the year for h1dlway motorists in Orange County. (Pleue eee FOUR DJ.B/ A2) Tile PlJCrlm of Newport proadlfn:=• lta .. , om el Newport Barbor OD hndaJ. MC lta ftnil 11111'• "Pf•· Tlae 100-footcllpperecllooaer. wlllU..-D 7 19 Hollud of C•ta ll-13 yean to build, wU1 tlrM ~ ~P -an anua.e Cout Col~ cm. -• 'Citallna tllla weekend. Holland'• aat ~ -WW '9 ea~ lat9 bom bullt car ID tile Great ..._, fnim IAil A.Dfel• to ID~apoU.. 1D4.. otl llaJ 17. I 1 I --·~·o..-.... ..._........_. ___ ---·-· ·-~· . OrMQI Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Apr119, 1984 CI i a, I.~ \j t J S i QR ii ~ ~-------- PRIVATE EYE TEACHING OTHERS ••• homAl 'It's one of tttc mo t popular," be explains. "My wife and I dcs1aned it ourselves. We sold one to a shenffs deputX down in Texas. They're areat. K.as~l's Santa Ana offices are security tight, a dog runs about loose and on one wall is a photograph of th e Costa Mesa police car he was riding in the niaht he was broad ided by a drunk. "He came away with out a scratch," says his wife Susan. "It should have killed me." Kassel said, poantang to the shattered wind- shield and gutted drner's seat. Ka ssel was still a cop when the lure of the pn vate detecll vc bus1 ncss caught up with him. Actuall y, 1t was the idea of being in hu!>anc~s that excited him . He had taken a college cou ~ on formang and opera ting mail order operations. Somewhere along the \ hne. he picked up htuaturc being offered b~ a Los ~ngcles pm ate detec11vr school and came a"a' "llh an adea. · "The latc..·rature "a~ realh \\rittt•n for policeman. for pt:ople "ho already had 1ha1 '>On ot'l-\pt:m·m·e 'io I changed 11 I workcd c1gh1 hours a day . after .. m~ .,h1h ~' 11h m~ "tic wntang 1t. Kassel lormed a comp:rn). using his wife·., ma1dcn name for the compan} mon1kcr -part1all) 'o h1'> boss wouldn't !..no"' he ";.i' moon- laghung and part1all~ hec..-:.1uSl' Rou~ has a faint lav. enforcement ring IO 11 "It's kind nl hl..c rou\t Old11ml' pohcemcn art' alv.a~c; IJll>.ing ahoul ·rousting' someonc .. NcxL Kassel a<1d hi' "1lc v,,cn1 to Los Angele~. Hcrc. !>tal>.1ng out a po<,t onice bm.. the\ v.a1tcd until thl· owncr of1hc pnvate dl'tt•c11H' '>c·hool picked up his mad. "I wanted10 sec ho'' mut h hc got I wanted to gt t an idea ofJU!>t h11\\ good a bus1nes!> he v,,as do1n$. Hov,, l'l'>C~sa prnatc 1n\l'st1g.atorgo1ng tn find that out''" Sati5ficd that the aumihoe trade was &ood1 perhaps even tucratjve, Kassel retired from the police force, joined the reserves and tel up shop. He had his course material printed, advertised in national publications and then sat back as the students began adding up. Kassel won't say how many &tu· dents he has. but claims his enrol- lment is nationwide, even inter- national. ~evealina exact numbers. he ex pl ai ns. would be an unwise business move. "One of the first questions students have is 'What arc the requirements an m) state for getting a hce~scT ~ 1 tell them 'you want to be an investigator. you find out.' That's one of the lessons now -find out the require- ments." Hi s advert1S1ng literature is an eye-grabber: "Wear rhe badge of aQ C'li1e privale in\es r1ga10r. Tram for an cxclllng. rewarding career .. bnng cnmmals ro 1usr1ce ... pro1ecr the mn~n1...solve m)steries ... use special eqwpment. ·· Kassel says his students range from business executi ves tryang to g<!t a leg up on protecting the store to the unemployed looking for work. He's had housewives, farmers and la wyers as students. ·we get calls from people who say they've heard we're the best and from others who claim they've been told we're a rip-off." says Kassel. "I j ust tell the.m we're approved by the state Board of Educa tion and you don't have to sign any contracts. "Students call me all the ume and I tf) to sta) in touch with some of thC' top graduates.'' he says. "I had one .,tudent fro m Sacramento Oy down and take me to lunch." Through the Rouse School. stu- dent!> learn that modem investigators bear hule semblance to the hard- bo1kd $um shoes of yesteryear. Elec- t ronac g11 mos and Higtr-tectr hatdwa1 e now help detrct1ves match wits with the bad gu~ s of the computer age. Sult. detecuve work 1 980,~tyle isn•t all counter surveillance 1ystems and dc-bua impedance anal)'lers. '.'Tht telephone. I can do JUSUbout anythina. act JUSt about any kand o( information on the tclel.'hone," proclaims K.as el. "It saves a lot of legwork." · And sometimes. Kassel admits, the line between what's lepl and what's not becomes Just a little bit hazy. ••tt's like crossina o ver tlle double yellow hnc," he explains. "You hope no one'5 looking aAd that no o ne's coming. And you sure don't wan t 10 sta y over there too long." The school leaves Kassel and h1~ wife ample time for their own detccuvc work. "When I was on the force, police always looked down at Pis, just like the FBI looks down at the police." says Ka ssel. ''But for me it's the same excitement, the same rewards and when I'm on a case.. it's 45 bucks an hour plus mileage." A lo t of thC' work 1s bus1- ness"°~en tcd. A guy's afraid he's being nppcd off by ;t competitor or things are disappearing and he's not sure how to stop it. "Some of your best business minds don't know the first thing about protecting themselves," he says. And then's there's divorce work - the bread and bµttet of the detecti ve Jldd.._lt's a messy job, Kassel admits, but someone's got to do it. Kassel prefers not be ing that someone. "I don't like at much." Kassel confesses. "I usually tum d ivorce stuff down . But there's a lot of 1t. A lot of agencies stay ahve with d ivorce work. -4 can usually tell nght away af it's a case I want to deal with. I get a iut feC'line when they call. It's something you pack up after you've been in the business a while. "Everyt1me the phone nngs it's somethang different," says Kassel. pausang to reOect. "Somt'llmes \Cl) different." Coata Mesa's Art Kassel and hie wife Susan demonstrate an eavesdropping device, Oel!J"°'pflotobJL.Hl"•J•,. part of the equipment at their school for private detectives. CHILD-CARE UNITS SCARCE ... From Al dn l'lnrmenl\ • \ 1111" 11lg I ht• U\l' ol 1 nd U\l 11.1 I hond<, J \ an tndllll'flH'lll tnJC\l'lilf>l'I\ not 100 latt:· Mathis said. The I J-H·ar-old cit',., beginning 10 mature and struggle with "quaht} ol hit'" 1\\UCS. she !>aid. "Few communit1e'> ha"e the opportun11~ that In 1m• hJ\ IO do 11 right.'. she said. hut tht• cit}·., gro .... 1ng pain\ al\11 prtdudt• alternatl\ C!> 1ht11 other rnmmun1111.·<. ha'r \Ut h as n:ad-v-made chdd-<.·art· u·nter\ 1n ~chools •\1mpl1h111g lhl' J't'rlllll p111ll''' Im h11il1k1\ol l hild·l.Ht' f;H 1hlll'\ •I k"gn1ng ruhlll hu1ld1ng' 1tll lud1nga nl'"" l I\ I( ll'lllc1 10 nllTI child t .i1 t• l11.l·n,1 n~ rct.1u1rt·nwnl'> .• md er h,1l thl'<.'11\ \h11uld dl'\l•lop llAU llHKkl ch1ld·nlrt' faulttll'\ In the 1ndu\lnal-(ommt·rt ial JrCJ "Our sc.hools are rclat1 \cl) full.·· Math1., '>aid _ ·,;.\..\l'rt•coming1nat1hl·mo\loppor1um·11me V.e're ( h1ld-care centers now operate at IO ~chuuls. l"<irun h~ the school d1stnct. she added. FOUR DIE ON COUNTY HIGHWAYS ... From Al Lcrcn \..\ Jltoll '11. v.,~1' k 1lkd ~unda' al 1 P pm attn hl' lost wntrol of h1., motorndl wh1k CHURCH ... From Al tod.n .,omt• parl\htonl·r\ re.,ponthng tn thl· enwr~enq t•11hn workl•tl through tht• night or ~tancd dcanup 11p<'ra11on-. al 4 a m "unda\. m<1k1ng po<.<.1hlt· for thl' X 'O ,\ m .and Ill JO am wn1tr'> to Ill.· u1ncllll1t'd on '>tht•duk .. I ht•rt•' ,1 gl·neral kl'11n~ th;11 tlm f\.andah\m rampagrl hoJHkd u-. l 111\('f tnttl'lht•r .. ~t'C\C 'iJttl 1raq~flng on Sombra'>. a rcs1dl·ntial road in M l'>\1on V ieJo Wa lco1t. who'd been stationed at ( amp Pendleton. c;lammed into a parked car. according to (HP spokes- man Riel le\ en!> lsmcal Pena. 27. of San Juan ( ap1strano Y.as killed ~u nda} at 7:45 p.m. when he lo'it control of his car on the southbound lanes of the San Diego Freeway near thr highway's mtcrscct1on with thr Laguna Frcc- wa\. Pena's car hit tht• t·e ntcr d1' 1dcr. 1erkcd hark acrO'i'i all lanes of the h1ghwa~ and flipped O\t'r. fi nall) coming to a c;top on 1t\ 1op Stc\Cns \a1d ofTicrr'i arc in vt',t1a;>ting akohol a'I a possible caur,c of lhr accident Ja} .\llcn I luv,,c11. )U, ul I >ana Point suITcrcd an apparent hl·an attack ~unday at 8:50 p.m while dn,1ng on Pacalil' ( oa~t H1ghv.a, near Green Lantern Stn:c..·t Officers said Howell's car rammed a mt·tal pok The Dana Pmnt man "'a' pronou nced dead at South ( oa,1 Ho'ip1tal a 'ihort time later I\ founh moton'it wa., k11letl Salur- da) v,..hen h1\ motorqdr had a Oat tire on the R1 vcr~1dc f-rccwa\ at Tustin "'cnuc · John Murrn \-. 21./. of .\nahe1m wa\ unable to pr~vcnt ht'i motorq.de from crashing afkr thl' hlownut Stc-vrm ~1d Muna\ Y.a'i taken to We•aem Med1ral < enter 1n ~an ta .\na where ht' latt'r d1t•d of hi\ IOJUrte'i Wierdo 'stuck on' girls'hair R)' tbf' A o<'illt'd Pr t!.fl In" h.11.1 J'"l h11lo1m1 t .11l' .i "l'\u,il ll'll\h ,, h1l ~""' " gmnF arountl 1hrov. in~ ttl11I' un lh l' Inn~ h.111 ol ""'"~' 1A11ffil'n .uut Ill.I\ ha'<' t hprc:d \l>rnt· oth\'1 y1r1,· lfl'''''' \n.1hl•1m ()<ll1tr 'ia\ \n f,tt 1nH'\t1µtor~ '>.'lid till' m;m ha\ dumpu.l ~lur nn fl\ c 'tl llrll\ arfd \n1rrx·d th1• h.111 11f IWO othl•r. l ht\ I\ no 111l.l' .. pohn• \11 H n~ ~t·111hh ,,11d \II 111 thC' 111rlc, h.1\t' ti ... 1 111, 111 .. 11 th1 11 ha11 ind in ">ml· l ot\<'\ alrnn\I all of 11 and )OU can 1ma~10l' hov. ttaumat1l th1\ l an tX' to a "ounti ~oman .. \tmt rt'cC'n th a I' \-Car-old .\nahwn aarl \\a'i attacked Thur'lda) "'hen a man pcc1nlcd pa'>l on a 11>-~~l·d ~1cvclc and th re"' th<' rap1d -1~ dn1ng glue on her head Rt"cords .,,11d adding 11 fi t the pa1tcm of four l)thcr auark' 111 thr pa'it I K months. ~1\ mont h\ ago. in 1wo \Cparatt• 1nl ttknt\ a man graM~t.l 1"'0 frmak r<'d<.'\lnJ n' and r ut nff l<l('t..' nl thr1r ' hair with 'i<:l'i.,Or\, But'na Part.. poht:e Officer Tern Branum 'ia1d The man toot.. th(' hair w11h him one of tht' Hct1m~ was othe~1 tnJurtd, R«ord\ and Branum ~1d. 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Jones said. ··w e ments apiece from Village Laguna. need to negotiate from a position of Temple Hills and the Arch Beach strength with county, state, and Heights civic and community groups. federal agencies -and I know what Collison. a 16-year resident. has corporate peol.'lc arc like." perhaps the br~st base of suppon. Warner. who said she is supponing Folks from both the environmental Jones and Fitzpatrick. said Jones has and the real estate community sup-worked hard as a member of the porthercampaign.She also hasraised Laguna Greenbelt. Inc. and as more the most money of any candidate -devoted to en vironmental concerns about S 15.000. Not bad for someone than Collison. "There's no way she who fil C'd for candidacy one day can shed her real estate background before the deadline. and she hasn't shown environmental She and F1tzpatnck. 1nc1dentl). interests while she has been here." lead th e campa1~n spending Warner said. sweepstakes with a lid) $9,610 and Collison. vice president of the S 12.491. respective!). Laguna Beach-based Nolan Real ltunli~r-cs. -slate. received a Sl.000 contribu- Fitzpatrick. with four years of lion from the Laguna Beach Board of counci l experience -two as mayor. Realtors and a number of smaller preceded by three years on the contributions from real estate busi- Planning Commission - is banking ncssmen. on pure experience and has fiscal Colliso n. however. plays the management skills in his effort to pro-business charge~ down. capture a third term. 'Tm not '-oin~ (o let some cam-"M~ number one pnon t) is that pai$11 contnbutions anOuence m) the c11~ br on a strong financial decision making." she said. stressi ng fooung." he said ... A.1 the forums. I her concerns Y.tth thr en"1ronment sensed \\e all talked about the are just as strong as any other 1mponan1 things, but I recall I was thr candidate's. one who said fi nancial strength 1s the Phil May. a member of Village number one pnontv ·· Laguna and founding president of the As the cit\ adJ usts to the recent Jul) Arch Beach Heights Neighborhood award of $800.000 to two home-Association, said that while he is owners v1ct1m1zcd an the 1980 Del supponing Jones and Fitzpatrick. Mar landslide. F1tzpatnck said has there's not much dafTercncc among hard-nosed fiscal approach will be the top three when the subject turns to valuable an the coming months as issues. council mrmbrrs and staff decade "There are a lot of people like me where to tnm the budget. out there who won't be sorry if she Fitzpatrick doesn't hesitate to getselrcted."he said."lfshe hadfiled st re~!> that he was serving on the a month or two earlier. sh e may ha ve rouncal four years ago when the cit) collected more suppon." faced a similar budget crisis after it Coll iso n says she would do a better depleted Its general fund reserve by JOb than Jones. principal of a high $830.000 to reconstruct the hillside school in Placentia. because she v. here the Del Mar la ndslide oc-works and li ves in Laguna. curred. "Si has only lived here three years "We had to cut everything lake mad and works out of town." Collison to get the reserve back up to I 0 said. "I've lived here 16 years and percent of th e '-'hole budget." he said. work an town. I understand the \A. hale council watchers say problems, the people and the issues Fitzpatrick is a vinual shoe-in for on<' and will be able to deal with them all of the two open seats. the battle fort he on a daily basis. c;econd spot appears to be a toss-up "Most of the present council mem· be twecn Jones and Collison. two bers work out of town," she added. members of the ctt y design review How can can you get to know a board. community when you leave at seven nn issues, Jones and Collison in the morning and get back at nigh t. I lOuld run\ Jrtually on theo.a me ti cket. want to open the lanes of communica- T he ~o candidate!>. however. stress Hon by ha vang office hours for council J1ffcrencrs 1n preparation for the JOb members so people can come in and and longe' 11~ in the community talk." Jones. for ex.ample. talks about his She also noted that with coun- hall..ground 1n management - at the c1lwoman Sall y Bclleruc leaving of- 'mall busrness .. corpora te and !>Chool lice this sprang. that would leave admrn1strat1on levels. This, coupled Bobbie Mankin as the sole coun- " 1th h1 '> Master's degrer an public cilwoman. admrn1strat1on from the Uni versity "I think it would be aood reprcsen- 1)f Michigan and has 1ndustnal rela-talion if we had another woman in 11ons background , he sa ys gives him there." she said. tht.· nrccssaf) talent to negotiate with Jones. however. argues that mcrC'ly "'ihrc\.\·d opponents" from th e public working in town doesn't automata- and private sectors. call y qualify someone for a City "Thc cat\ hau lot ofinfluenceovcr Council scat. And whale he has onlv thl· dec1s1ons that affect 11. but. la ved an Laguna for three years. he v,,hcther we like it or not. at doesn't spent summers an the artist colony as ' Wf'R E LISTENING a child and before moving here permanently three years ago. visited the city on a rcgulaf'Nsis. ''I'm not a stranger to the city,'' He said. "I know the issues as well as aoy candidate." As far as the rest of the pack goes, Paul Christiansen could emerge as a darkhorsc. He has been the most outspoken or the seven candidates against the present City Council. "They're all biased and one-sided, and all five council members arc caps of the same color." be says. "There's a great deal of ineffectiveness and time wastang there." Chnsl.UlnSCD said_ he would favor offering private incentives to de- ve lopers an~ property ow!1ers to ~f up thC' sagging rental senior housing market. "I would prefer that over-subsidized housing programs." he saad. He also would recommend relaxing building permit restrictions for ho meowners who wish to remodel untts. "Right now it's too time consumang for the local home- owner." he said. Paul Munoz. 28. the youngest candidate. is strong on public trans- ponation and recycling programs for the ci ty. He also would encourage developers building there to include en vi ronmcntall y-sou nd designs, such as solar power and organic gardens. in their projects. "Some people can me idealistic ... he said. "Well. I feel sorry for them. This country was founded on ideal- ism. My ideas are practical.'' Civic gadfl y John Gabriels calls himself a doer. "That's the differe nce between me and the others," he said. He said he lobbied lhe state Coastal Commission to stOS-' construction of four buildings on Main Beach Park in 1947. helped P.Crsuade a local de· veloper to build a 25-unat elderly condoman1um complex on the comer of Third and Mermaid streets and worked hard with state and county authorities to open Thousand Steps, Blue Lagoon and Capistrano beaches to the public. But Gabriels' numerous run-ins with th e Laguna Beach police are burden to has campaign. "All I can say is that it will probably con11 nur because I'm always check- ing up on the police,'' hC' said. "But I am a very scnous candidate -I want to crack down on police abuse and get housing for the elderly ... Slater. a 26-year-resident of Laguna. describes himself as a pro-business candidate. He favors the penny sales tax to develop a freeway systr m that will help case traffic problems for Laguna. He also sup- pons rent control and creating a shelter fa cility 10 house transients. 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