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Home My WebLink About1984-06-07 - Orange Coast Pilote.sa mom j a ile4 in ki4 Rill rin oman, 30, accused of supplying fake drugs' to school chtldren Police aJ&eac StevCNOa met youna~ 1ters through .her J~~-okt son, suppljed them with marijuana and look:;.altke pills and enoou~ them to selJ pills to friends at sChool. The criminal cbarlct did not include any counts related to marijuana and involve misdemeanor counts of sup- plyina the look-alike drugs to minors and contributina to the delinquency beina involved in the case aJlegcdly told police they hunJ out at Stevenson's Puente Avenue home, moked marijuana with her and bolisht pilJs from her, polioc said.. By &ABEN E. U.EJN °' ... °"' .......... A 30-ycar-old mother was arrested Wednesday at her Costa Mesa home after two misdemeanor criminal cbaraes were 'filed against her for her aUesed involvement in organizina Parking permits required near the Pacific Amphitheatre./ A3 $5.000 reward offered of stolen Dall paintings./ A3 Sen. Gary Hart says he has best chance to beat Reagan In November./ Al Nation James Joyce's ·Ulysses' undergoes a major re- vision./ A4 Congressional panel tosses out t&X break for savers./A4 World Sikh leader found dead Inside Indian temple after firefight that kllled 300. /AS Iraq bombards three Ira- nian cities 'In retaliation.• /AS Living Prot•onat temporary workers are rapidly~ coming the emplO)llTlent alternative of the '80s. /81 Remember that loss of memory during middle age can be a bonus./82 Sports The Lakers are tumbled by Boston in C?vertlme, 129-125, evening their NBA Championship . series at 2-2./C1 Tom Seaver pitches a four-hit shutout to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 victory over the Angels./C1 Cal State Fullerton stays alive In the College World Series with a 13-5 victory over Mlaml./C2 Entertainment Situation comedy, once the staple of TV's diet, Isn't funny to audiences any more./83 Tampering with Giibert and Sullivan doesn't pay off In "The Mikado .. by the Fullerton Clvlt light Opera./85 Buaineu High tech businesses wlll lead OC's Industrial ex- pansion during the next decade./81 and supplying a youthful counterfeit ~$ rinJ operatin1 at TeWinkle Juri1or H~ School in Costa Mesa. Police identified the woman as Samuella f rances Stevenson. The junior high younpters affectionately knew her as "Sam." Duke . . stands tall Huntington sculptor hails his creation as 'most accurate• By ROBERT BARK.ER °' .. ...., ........ A Huntington Beach resident bas finished a statue of John Wayne which by his admission is "the finest, most accurate depiction of the Duke in the United States." As the Dulce himself mi&ht say, "if your're going to do something. you might as well do it right." · And art.isl Gino Perry figures he's done things "'9re than right. He took a jear in a lluntington Beach studio to transfortn 800 pounds of bronze, steel, brass and copper into an eight-foot high like- ness that shows the "awesome power of an awesome man." .. Truthfully, I think the face is fantasrlc. J spent three months on that alone and ifl didn't get that perfected I wouldn't have 1one ahead Perry said be has been worting in sculpture for about seven years but the John Wayne statue is his fint major effort. lt will be exhibiu:d ~ lbC mmmer .a tbl O'r tte GaUeiia as ..,i of dlilt city's cd- ebration of the summer Olym~ Games. Perry, 48, said be used to be an actor: wbo nlAved the "bad guys" in ... McC1oud, ~"Columbo," .. Police -:-Woman" and "Police Story" tele- vision programs. "I still have my Screen Acton• Guild ca~ but actina can be very insecure and you spend most o( your time on the unemployment line," he said Now be operates the sic.in care salon at Quale&. Co. in Huntington Beach. Sculpting is a sidelight unJess be atts a major commission, be said. ..There a.re three legends -the Duke. Elvis Presley and frank Sin- atra," Perry said. "Presley has been overdone and I don't lcnow if anyone cares about Sinatra. But John Wayne was loved by children, old people. everybody." Percy attributes his success to his natural ~stic ability and his ability to put the composition together. Huntington Beach Mayor Jack (Pleue eee WAYNB/A.2) ofminon. · The eiaht teeo.qers identified as TeW1nk.le Principal Scott Paulsen said the students afieged to him that Stevenson also harbored ruoa~y youths arid calk'd the school's ane~ ancc office to excuse abseilces for students who were truant. Deputy· Distnct Attorney Dere" ...., .... ,......, ............. Gino Perry dlaplaya bl.a 9C111ptare of John Wayne. Accused mail arrier killer 'wanted to assault women' By STEVE MARBLE Of ... Dlillr ...... Prior to being released from a mental hospital in 1982. murder defendant Ga.briel Deluca rcPOfU'Jdlx expressed a desire to "Ft (Oldcd. find a woman and pctb.aps rape her. accordina to a prosecutor Bryan Brown. a deputy district attorney in Deluca's murder trial, said the reference is contained in transcipts from a Lons Bcacb meolll hospital where the Hunti•n Beach teen was confined for ci&bt months during 1982 aft.er apparently attempt- ina suicide. The material was i•troduccd as evidence dwina the first-degree murder trial which was~xpccted to be banded to \Ile jury fo=na closing ~ments ( today. J Leonard McBride was to &ive iastructioqs to the jurors foUowina the c1miai-arlu- ments. Deluca, 18, is staDd:ina trial for the murder of mail carrier Ida Jean Haxton, who was fatally anacked as she delivered mail in the dark-haired youth's Hunlinatoo Beach ncigh- borhoodlastJan. i Haxton was stabbed 19 times Ud struck wtth a baseball bat, aocordiaa to evidence. Her body was found the same day in the back scat of bcr nwJ car, abandoned in a church partina lot in Costa MC"SL The prosecution contends that Deluca intended to rape the JO.year. old majl carrier. Althouab Muto.n's blouse had been npped open. there is no eVldencc she was sexually at· tacked, witnesses have testified. Defense attorneys arsuc that their client was so drunk the day of w (Pleue eee DBLOCA/ A.2} Johnson uid he approved fihna '"° -~ftl.. pa;tley..prJnt dreues ,ua,... misdemeanor counts aaaiost bcutrai&ht bairdo'Wn lbe middle. Stevenson on Monday. Wanuu SteVCQIOD btfricnatd TeW'..adc were issued for tier arrdl Tuesda), be students. who came over to lbtr hou9 said • to vllit bcf' ton and ,Play ·widl llil Costa Mesa Police Officer Steve rcmote".COOtroUed mcdwiical can. • Labbtn ~ Stevensou Wedncs. nci&bbof said. day afternoon and bOok.ed bn into ~ w~ .~~ a IOI o( ~ lllC ~ County Womm·s Jail in tbtre, it was a typical ~" md lieu ofS2,SOO bail the l\Ciabbor, whole 10D 11 a He <lcscri Stevenson as a .. tw-·TeWinklc llaidenL been hippie .. who typially we-am ~wiiOIW/A2) Caµipaign firm out after losses Padbcra and ~the Mn. ea..,.n was furious over a lait-mimae campaip maikr amrouncia,----..;.,.~ her endo~eD:,l Of KclJ Carpenter ~ Fersuson. was beholden to U1UOD inte:rats. °' ... DllllrNle... • When Ber1eson endorsed Add insult to injl;l!)'.for the Costa Carpcnrer'.sbeelldCd promi from Mesa-based NeboO-Padbera Con-Carpenter and Bob Neboo ofNcl.sot:r suiting firm. The profi 'onaJ cam-Padbcrs that the mailer would not be paign managrrs lost two key races this an attack piece on Ferguson. election and a prime chent, Air The mailer, wtucb shows a picture semblywoman Marian Berlcson, R-of Bergeson and Carpen1et"says. .. Gil Newport Beach, fired the advertif. FcrguJOll's f.a1sebOods and labor ing/consultmt·finn Wednesday over union ties disqualify him from public an ethJcaJ issue. office... - Nelson-PadberK acted as campai&n Ferauson. who won the race with consultants fQr Citizens for Better 38 percent of the vote to Carpen~• Transponation -the ~nization 28 pcrocnt. was per11.aps the mOSl behind the failed Proposiuon A sales conservative of the seven candidates tax increase -and for l<>Sing 70\h runnin& for the nomination. He wu Assembly District Republican can-supponcd by sevetal right-wing for- didate Ken Carpenter. mer union members but St.even The firm also ran Manan FeJdmen. the candidate who won the Bergc:son's successful primary cam-Democratic nomination in the 70th paign for the Republican ooou.o.alion Di.slrict, had the official AfL.CIO to the 37th State Senate District and endorsemenL was likely to land a lucrative contract Bcrweson disavowed the anti- to finish the campaign in the Novein-Ferguson stat.cments. ber ICDCt'll election.. Both BerJeson and ~ter said &t Wednesday Bcrscson an-the firm overst.cpped its authority oounoed she was fed up with the when it wrote the mailer. "misleading" tactJcs of Nelson-(PleueMeCAllPAIG1'/A2) By DAVID BISHOP Dlillr .... Coia• 4 9 ? A proposal to ldJ a school lite to a group planning a fcdcrally subsidized senior citizen "bousina project in South Laguna will likely be rtjected by the Lquna Beach Urufied School District tonigbL A unanimous vote of the five board members is required to approve the sale, according to the st.ate educa- tional code. But at least one school board member, Harry Bithell, isn't hlcely to cast a vote in favor of the saJc. B1tbdJ thinks the 6.7-acrc property on Wesley Drive is won.b more than the $2.65 million being offered jointly by National Church RC5idcnocs of Ohio and SL Mary's Episcopal Church of Laguna Beach. ihc church wants the sate for construction of 71 uruts of scnaor citizen housmg, a da)'<are center for Gabriel Deluca children. a community center and park. The project bas been p Veil fecferaJ gu.a.rantees offunding for purchase of the property, construct.ion, and rental subs.adies for senior citizens for the .W.ycar life of the program if agree- ment on the sale of tJ>e properly is reached, said Reed Aory, a La&una Beach housing consultant htrecl by the church to process ttlc HUD application. Aory said if the board doesn't accept the offer tonight, the proposal wilt be withdrawn, lmmcdlate actlon 1s necessary to meet the stnct HUD dcadlmes. Flory said and the money will not be available agaan. Trustee Bithell is miffed county Supervisors rezoned the propcny to pubbc/quas1-pubhc when it ap- proved the South Laguna General Plan ID 1983, which ''substantiaJl)" (Pleue Me SCHOOL/ A2) ·Sitter arraigned __s in death A I S-ycar-old Huntington Beach g;Jrl v.--as to be arraigned today on murder charges stemming from the death of a 7-month-old boy she bad been hired to beby-sit la.st week.end. accordina to officials The girl. not identified because of her qc. has been held at Orange County Ju"erulc Hall. The infant boy, Matthew Bullard, died Sunday afternoon at Fountain Valley Communaty Hospital trauma center of massive mteroal 1.njunes, Huntinaton 8ead1 polit"C said. INDEX Erma Bombeck Bridge Bulletin Board Bull nest 82 ca A3 86-7 A4 Iry:i ne r ailraad stop back on· the track? C .. lfomla News Clualfled Coma CrONword 0.th Notte. HorOICOP8 Ann LAndetl Living Mutu• Fund• Nettonal Newt Opklk>n Ptlplram Pottce Log PubkNot~ Sp0r11 Stock Mett<eta r.-1a1on ThMtln we.thei WortdNftl C5-7 ca C7 C3 ce 82 81·2 87 A4 A10 81 • A3 C3-4 C1-3 88 83 Q.4.5 • A2 A4 -r AllDIEA ADELSOll NEW S F OLLOWUP - -. t OAIL.': Ptl.OT/Tltunday, Ju~ 7, 1984 • --~·.---------~~~----------.............. MOTHER C HARGED IN DRUG RING ••• J'romAl , But teven on and the eiabt.b-&rade studeot did more than just llana around toaether and talk. accordina to p()ijoe allcption ~ young offenders all cd to poli~ that the homcwasadruadropofTpoint. where· marijuana and a variety of narcoti~ were rcaularly bouaht and sold. The youthful counterfeit drua em- pire fell apan nearly th~ weeks ago, when TeWinklc Principal Paulsen, actini on a tip. from a ~~ent not involved an the drug sell\{\&. dis- covered three students in a restroom on the campus. The students aJJegcd- ly were sellin& double-scored, cro ,._ topped white pills ~nown as "mmi· bennt~." The non-prescnpt1on drugs con- tain a sttmulant known as ephedrine sulfate aod are similar to ovcMhc- counter pep p1Us, accordtng to Costa Mesa Sgt. Jim Watson. · The "mm1-benmcs" are so-caJlcd "look-al~e" dru'5, pills that re- semble amphetamines and are sold as such, Watson said Stevenson told police he ordered the pill from a cawoa io the back of •'Hiah Times.. mqazioe, a publi· calioo aimed at rureational drua users that features ad for dru~ paraphernalia and "look·alik.e' ~ Officer Labbitt said one or two of the pills. actin& on the student ' r,outhfuJ metaboll•ms. gave the kids a 'buzz." Talc.in& handfuls of the P,ills would be "likt 00-Ul& on coffee. ' nc said. Whtie the pills arc legal, sclhng them by claiirung they are actually controlled substances is illegal, Watson cxplaioed. Deputy District Attorney Johnson said Stevenson will be charged with sales of drugs m lieu of controlled substances and contributin,g to the delinquency of minors. Maximum sentences on the two misdemeanor counts arc one year m count)' Jail each. • After short stays in Orange County Ju,enik Hall, 111 three of the TeWinkle students who were oria· in.a.Uy arrt1tfd in the restroom May 21 have been released to their parents. Cnmanal charge apmst lht'm, in- cludma two suspected of posses tni druas and one suspected of scllina dru&s. have been filed. Paulsen s~ud five of the teens involved have been suspended from school. "Two will not mum.'' he said. at least not this year. One of the bo>s submitted a written statement to police claimins Stevenson had threatened that if be got caught or told on her sbc would have him hurt or do something to his famtly. The re"elat1on that drugs were being freely bought and sold at TeWinkle has come as a shock to parents. teachers and adm.inistraton. who say they arc especially outraged that a student~ mother was allegedly involved. CAMPAIGN MANAGERS OUSTED ... From Al .. 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Liii• Ctty 16 80 .. 45 Sin Antonio t2 71 71 lie StnDllOO 11 13 es 41 a.n f'twldlCO M It .. 12 8111 J119'1.,.R ., 71 17 .. 818teMwte " a .. 71 SMltte ... ft 15 ... =u.-i:: ~ 10 51 "° n IO M 73 Spok.,,. 80 .. ., 74 Syo-.. 16 .. 71 Toptlea .. '7 • 73 T-90 .. .. .. TlllM ~ e5 t3 61 $0 W8'lllft010ft 83 1t ., M WlcNll • 71 .. 12 Wiil_..,,.. 17 M ., .. WllmlrogtOft,0. • .. II 1 571 m Ind "-tlO'ln 11 ll.CM p m Chicago ff M "We probably did. We put that Carpenter to put a strong statement that showed each of the candidate$ an ~ :: : mailer together at two in the morning against Proposition A in an early pictures with Bergeson but only E_.. 4 d · Columtlla,s.c. 13 11 LOCATION f' ~ ! SuRF REPORT Saturday and had to have it at the campaign mailer. Carpenter said he C'.arpcnter had the .. official" endorse· .... en e ~.()ti .. 1. ,•, =".t~ ~ M f . fi fi Bo 1 . Conciofd,N.H. " ., •--..-• pnnter by three. It was a campaign o decided to tre the 1rm when b ment. Nlgtlt .,.,, moMlnO 1ow o1ouc1t '""" ~ wonn ea 1e 40lll a1.-., Newpott ~~ many last-minute, dramatic events Nelson demanded that the statement "We were outspent (by Ferguson) MOtdy """Wi lftlfnoone. i.e. e1ouc1a ~ ~ !01 ~n:o:1=.,. ~ 1•2 d Id • I lb " nwarm1riflOQ11111111~11ynr1tot ---,. .. -..... and th1D$5 happen. errors are made." not be included. an we cou n t c osc e gap, .,.. HtaM ,~ 1rom _ ro 11 o.. Molnll 14 ea UiguN a.di ~~ said E1Jecn Padbere-. Nelson-Padberx was brought back Padberg said. ~ 10 ~..,. lnlend ~ °"'°" f7 71 ::_a::;':. 1we1c11r11:110n:10UU1 One 0-r the reasons Bergeson en-into the campaign to handle the lale A'tfll tht lirm knew Proposition A ~~o..!~m!11g11!i1owt!! .. !'0!.,.!!!!!!!ll!:~=~!!!!!~· ~-ffff~::::::::::::::~~ dorsed Carpenter. was a senes ·of.. ·Bc~son~ndorsement ~usc1l was was an \lPhill battle from the da)' il.-,. __ _ campaig~ maaJ1n1 auacbng • famil.iarwilh boJ)aqm])lidia. ~1tid. . ~~ Carpenter and his father, former state , P'adbc"rg ·said ·~u.i'g8on~s· 'lroni~ ··;. ... A. LCtory for"'Proposition A was ..-· Senator Dcnnts Carpenter. from the reaction to the mailer came because alwaysindoubtbutnooneguessedit Mesa w ·oman stabbed' v1· ct01· m Ferguson camp. "We arc sort) the assemblywoman was "nervous" would lose by such a large amount. · Manan is embarrassed. We are sutfer-over being dragged into a bitter and We wctt really surprised," Padberg mg and accept the consequences." heated campaign. said. • -, Padberg said. But Padberg said she did not The controversial measure was • If d fi -I lts1romcthatNclson-Padbergwerc believe her firm's image was defeated by about 70 percent to 30 Ill se - e ense' awyer says C\en involved watb the last-minute tarnished by it election losses. percent. mader. Carpenter said he had fired "The voters were very confused in "It is obvious that any type of a the finn two weeks earlier because of the last days of the campaign with campaign for aw increase in Orange dtfTcrences over Propos1t1on A. Marian Bergeson endorsing ever-County wasn't going to win this year. The firm. which was workrng to body," said Padberg.. At least five of I don't know if it would ever win," pass the measure. did not want the seven candidates had maihngs Padberg said. FINANCE COMMISSION MAY DISBAND ..• From Al million budget. If the comm1ss1on cannot satisfy itself and the council tn finding a· more productive way to conduct the budget review. the commission should be abolished in January. the group's members decided at a recent session. .. , kno"" it's not a 'Cl) common thing to do tn government." Adler said ... But 1f we're not doing the JOb we should be doing," then the commission should disband, he said. Comnusstoncr J,m Perry, who supported a \al« unsucces!J'u\ vote to r \c~ the pane\ ;n business. said he would agree to a sunse! prov1S1on to revrew the comm1ss1on s progress. He said the aboltshmg vote came at m1d01ght after a five-hour hearing, and followed frus trating weeks of painstaking review that produced less than expected returns. Even after weekly meetings begin· ning in May, Adler said the cumulative results of the panel's item-by-item review of the incb-thJck budget document produced moncy- saving recommendations of onl} $75,000. "It's a very arduous Lask and the results weren't significant enough ," Adler said. Jn previous years. when the panel met informally. the group composed pnmarily of aocountants carved out savin.as to the city amo\lntina to about $6 million. he said. The city's. proposed 1984-85 budget has jumped 27 percent from last year's $23. I million to this year's nearly S30 million, fattened in part by a $3.4 million JUmp in unexpected revenues. The spending plan, with a 3 percent. $900,000 reserve, c.alls for increasing city staff from 401 people to 489. "We may have goals that arc unrealistic,' said AdJer, a certified public accountant for Touche Ross & Co. Perry said the panel wanted to pare spending by about SS00,000 by not fund.inf Sill positions, but they couldn t decide which ones. "The question is how quickJy we use up the rcseTYCS and whether we woutd be abk to sustain" the present staff levels 10 the future. said Perry. a UC Irvine professor who teaches public admm1stration. Budget projections show that there won't be enough money to pay the salaries of six new staff members in succeeding years, Adler said. WAYNE SCULPTURE .•• "If we had solved that problem, you wouldn't have seen the other recommendation" over abolishing the commission. Adler said. From Al Kelly. who knew Wayne while both were pursuing their acting careers. praises the creation. "It's of heroic size and it's qutte expressive. "The Duke had a tremendous d}mantc personaltt) with a lot of personal chansma I alwa\S de- pended on him (tn movie roles) to be the hero and to get things done. Kelly thinks Perry's statue captures Duke. .. He has those boots with rowel spurs and the Levis with the rolled up cuff and is preparing to draw his gun. He is the guy." Commissioner Hal Maloney added that the new commission is still learning the ropes, and is likely to operate with greater case year· around, rather than condensing its duties into six months. "I'm aU for evaluation," hcadded. The City Council will review the commission's work Tuesday. AMTRAK STOP URGED FOR IRVINE ••• From Al Six of the se\cn trains that make the Los .\ngeles.io. an Diego run stop 1n Fullenon. Anaheim. Santa Ana and San Juan Capistrano. A se"enth train also stops in San Clemente. The best time 1s two hours and 30 minute'\. Keeping train traveling 11me close to or under dnve time 1s a kc) factor in drawing riders, according 10 Muchow. While the study shows an extra track could cut present tram ume b\. as much as 20 minutes. "there is a lim11 to how much you can Justify spending... he said. when Amtrak ndcrsh1p prOJCCt1ons draw only 2 percent of the dn\ers ofTh1ghwa)s. Under the double-track idea. he estimated about 90 miles of new track would Ile needed Martin estimated track cost a' SI million per mile. ..\n add1t1onal comphcat1on to lr"tne's transit hopes is a recommen- dation b\ a cit) commission to tnm Just Call , 642-6086 Dally pttot O.ltnty la Ou••ntffd ._.,,,,.,.y F rldlr II yOU 00 ""' .... yOlll pep9f by ~ 30 o m e .. blltlw• 7 P"' Ind 'fOAJ' caoy .. IW ........, S 100,000 from next )ear's budget for design of the Irvine depot. The City Council will review the city's proposed $29 m1lhon budget on Tuesday. Finance Commission Chairman Hank Adler said the advisory panel recommended the cut because "there is a signficant chance if we spend the SI 00.000 we w.on't get anything out of It." Muchow contended that derailina design plans jeopardizes S,2.3 million approved by the state in 1982 to pay for the train. bus and tau depot on siJt acres leased from the I rvme Co. for SI per year. City proJCCtlons say 2.SOO Amtrak nders would board m Irvine by 1995. The depot 1s to be located north of the Santa Ana Freeway. near the former site of Orange County Inter· national Ra~way C'altrans agreed to build the depot by April 1986 if Amtrak could win Santa Fe's approval for an Irvine stop. The agreement is not contingent on whether the proposed bullet train is built. Backers of the $3.1 billion high speed rail system also plan an Irvine stop. and forecast 20,000 riders will board from the city depot by the year 2000. If either ridership forecast is ac· curate , the depot will generate enough rider fees to pay for depot upkeep, Muchow believes. So far. Irvine has spent$ 124.000on project design. The remaining S 100,000 1s needed to get the JOb ~ad) to bid. project manager Russ Thiele said. "ff we don't spend the money, you don't help your chances." Muchow said. m convincing Santa Fe to allow an Irvine stop. He descnbed \he SI 00.000 as an investment that has some risk. 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A 23-year-old Costa Mesa woman . charged with first-degree murder, did inflict the fatal stab wounds tba1 killed 33-year-old Dalene Girton in a Costa Mesa mobile home park in 1983. But the stabbing was in self- dcfense, the woman's defense at- torney told a Superior Coun jury Wednesday. In his opening statement in the murder trial, Orange County Deputy Public Defender Joel Baruch said defendant Teresa Ahlers stabbed Girton 21 times in self-defense afier she interceded in a violent fight between Girton and another woman on Nov. 6. 1983 at the Aloha Palms trailer park on 16th Street. Ahlers was am!sted three days after the Girton's fatal stabbina and has . viper." been held in the Ora.nae COunty Jail Ahlers, wearing a white print dress, in lieu of $250,000 bail. sat quietly as the two attorneys If convicted on the sinaJe murder presented their openin3 statements . charJc. Ahlers could be sentenced to a At times. she shook her b~ in maxunum prison term ranging from disagreement with what the pros.- 25·years to life. Dc_puty District ecutor was saying. Attorney Jeoffi'ey (cq) Robinson said. Robinson said the pro~ution Robinson told jurors Ahler:s upccts to present about IS witnesses · stabbed Girton following an argu-during the trial, while the defense mcnt over money or cocaine after attorney said between 15 and 20 Ahlers .had purchased some bad witnesses would be called to tes~fy. cocaine earlier that n.i&ht. ·Both attorneys estimated the tnaJ. "She took the knife to get either being beard in Judge David Caner's dope or money or to take somebody's Santa Ana courtroom, would take life," Robinson said in his opening three weeks. statement. "She made a decision to Baruch told jurors the case centers take somebody's life." around the .. cocaine culture" tbat The prosecutor added that once enveloped AbJcrs, Girton and many Ahlers had made the decision to of the witnesses to the stabbing who attack to Girton. she .. struck like a will be called to testify. Patliologistrejects overdose charge A pathologi't called as a defense witness in Or, Tony Protopappas' second-degree murder trial insisted throughout two Ion• days of testi- mony that the drug doses adminis- tered to the three patients the former Costa Mesa dentist is accused of killina did not amount to overdoses. Or. Griffith 'fhomas, the defense pathologist wbo rtviewed the autopsy reports foUowiPJ the deaths of three of Protopappaa' patients. said it is possible the ~tbs were caused for medical reasons unrelated to the amounts of anesthetic drugs the patients were given. Pfotopappas, 39, is being tried in Orange Count)' Superior Court for the deaths of three patients who died foUowing treatment in bis hi&b· volume clinic in 1982 and 1983, CoN T:NuEo S10 R1Es allegedly as the resuh of anesthetic overdo~s. Thomas said in all three cases he reviewed he had seen "no evidence of overdoses of medication.•• But he conceded his review was confined to the pathological reports and toxi- cological findings prepared by the county comer's office when the autopsies were performed. During cross-examination by Deputy District Attorney Jamn Cloninger, Thomas also said he had no specialized training in anesthetics nor pharmacology. Thmu said patient Cathryn Jones died Feb. 13, 1983 due to cardiac arrest because her potassium levels were too low, a result of a tumor that had regrown on her pituitary gland. The prosecution bas presented evidence indicating the tumor was successfully removed a year earlier. In the tw.oothercases. Thomas said I 3-year-0ld Patricia Craven died after a gauze packing lodged in the back of her throat obstructing her airway and causing rcpiratory arrest. Craven died Feb. 19, 1983, lldaysafterherdentaJ treatment in Protopappas' clinic. In the case of 23-year.-old Kim Andreassen, of Huntmjlon Beaeh, Thomas said the severely ill woman's death was the result of a blood crisis caused by cx.ccssive amounts of potassium that made it impossible for the woman towithsta:od-tbe-tbeek ~f the dental procedures. Thomas is the first witness called by the defense since Protopappas concluded testifying in his own defense last week. SCHOOL SITE SALE OPPOSED ••. From Al reduced its value to the sch~l district, he said. "Now the county comes in with an offer to buy the property at a reduced price. 1 don't know what their intention was but (the change) made it readily a vailablc for their purpose," Bithell said Wednesday. "Without all the appraisals it would be bard to say how much the down·zonin& meant to the district," Bithell said. School distriC1 busmess manager Clyde Lovelady said a real estate agent told btm the property is probably worth "in excess of S600.000 an acre." That would be about $4.2 million for the site. Lovelady was dispatched to the county to lodge the school board's belated and un.suocessful protest. "They said it never should have been zoned R-2/commercial in the first place," LovelM!y said. A ~nt bOard appraisal of the property llSted . ts worth at S 1.9 million based on the new zonina. The proposed sale has drawn support from senior citizen activist groups in Laguna Beach who have sought sucb a project in the area for many years. Parents in South Lquna and the South Laguna Civic Associa· tion have opposed the plan, however, claim ins the board should wait before scllin& the property to be sure it won't be needed as a school again. ·The former Aliso Elementary School was closed in 1982 due to dedinina enrollment. The property is leased to a private pre-school that provides child care for 300 families and to about IS &rtl$\t who rent low.cost studio space. Bithell said he does not consider the future need for a school in South Laguna to be an issue. The area won't need one, he says. School superintendent Billy Barnes agrees and says he's fairly ccnain the rest of the board feels the same way. "But until the time th~ vote I am not · sure how this will ao," Barnes said. Barnes added that if the board docs not unanimously approve the sale it may put the property on the market for competitive bids. "lt was never a priority for us to sell that propeny anyway," BithelJ said. The board declared it .. surplus" in I 982 when the school was closed but established no clear intent to sell it. The "surplus" designation ~ what attraC1ed the offer for the property. "lfl am to represenrthe district and the kids of the district, I have to feel this way," Bit bell said. "lfwt were the supervisors or the city council, with their wider interests. it miaht be diffcrenl Senior citizens arc not our obliaation. •• The board meets at 7:30 p.m. in the district conference room, S'O Blu-- mont St. DELQCA'WANTEDTO:ASSAULT WOMAN' ••• From Al gel "loaded,'' teek out a woman, tie brutal death. I h h Ii -•i .. her up and do .. whatever." "And we haven•t even belid that S ayina t at e WIS teuu y UD• The question or ..-bethet lhett ia from the dcfen•ot ~ •.• ...:.. "'· "'·-•t conscious." Tbcy say he oould not . ~ •K ,._., "'·ve premeditated the ~me wht"b any suppc>rtive evidence that Deluca been put OP the Wld," the ju"- u.a ... • ' " was drunk the day of the kitlina 1l10 added. rcferrina to the defen;er. they !dm1t he commuted. was questioned durina Wednesday's dcci51on not to let Dduca testify. Deluca had been confined to the proc:ttdtnas. The point it ccnual to "There as no evidence at all t6at he hospital after an •~t drua over· the t 8-)ur-old'1 dcfenie. auckcd up a third or a bottle of do~ and a moPcd accident left him tn McBride noted that the only proof tequila.·· undericoftd Brown , a coma for tcvcral days. W1tn !CS or Dcluca'1 condition on the day_in McBndc, b vtt, said ht wouJd ha\lc sated. question is from a chrucal Pt)'chol· 11low the~~ losist'11ettimony to The prosecutor claimed h05pitars"' ogjst ~o ~ lbit t~ tecn-.r tand Watho~t it. the j.._ said records indicate Deluca staled that told her he d l\llptd nine IU'liaht Dtluca· cntare dctbte co\&Jd ~I wlicn he wa ~leased, he wanted to shots of tequila an hOur bd'o~ the apan. ·For complete ad c~ and art services advertisers all along the Orange Coast 1 rely on ./ • • ....,...._ ............ --.., _____ -------·~----, .. -~-------- -T,een dances slated for Mesa, New~ort The Youth Alternatives Commlntc of Community Power will •Ponaor two dances for junior hiab tehool younpten in the Costa Mesa-NcWpe>n Beach atta Friday C\l'C1\lnl. A dance ror students at Enti&n and Carden HAil schools will be held at 7:30 in the Harbor: Area Boyt Club on Tustin A ve,nue at 21st Street, Costa Mesa. Another will be for.Corona dcl Mar area teens in the Lincoln School cafttcria. also at 7:30. Admission to both d.anoes is SJ, and student body cards must be pretented for admillion.: Call 624-687& or 67S·8299 for additional information. 'l'llenapl•ta pl.ii meetl.ag The California Association of Marriage and Family Thcrai_>ists, Orange County chapter, will hold an attorncy- therapist network meeting Friday at noon at Reuben's, 1Sl3 N. Tustin Ave., Santa Ana. Bari Rudman will be speaking on ··children, Molestation and Rape," and Ruth Shapin on "Pubhc Benefits for the Disabled... for information and reser- vations call 547-9078. Weir CaiJyo.n wait sclJedaleif The geology and ancient life.forms of Weir Canyon will be explained on a walk-along trip Saturday beginning at 8 a.m. The two-mile walk will ~n at the end of Hidden Canyon Road in the Anaheim Hills. Panicipants arc urged to wear oomfottable shOC$ and a hat and bring water. Call the Sea and Sage Audubon Society at 634-2246 for mort information. A Newport BC ch art plle~ i5 o ring a SS.000 J'C1'.Va~d for the return of 18 smciou~ Salvador Dali pa~unss stolen by burglan who sawed llrough a wall to avoid the shop's alarm 'Yltem. • The paintinp, said to be wonh SSlf,000 we-re beioa displayed It Signature Fine Arts in hon)r orOali't 80th birthday, accordina to aaJlery admn1strator Nicki Anderson. ..Tbe burgl~rs were very profeuio~ •• Andenoet said ~f the late.Sunday o~ ~y-Mon.day~womi.n• buralary. We had at least 60 patnhnp on d11plajlU\d they tOO'k iM best. They knew what they were after: Police wd the crooks entered t 1'1lery after first breaking into an adjacent office suite and then cutting tbrou&h a ~all ~ith a Hasaw. C~nt to other printed rePortS, pohce said the &ur&lan did not a tunnel to pin access to the gallery. The most noted of the stolen art eces was a 1941 painting titled "Adbles«ncc," an op cat illusion wotk that Anderson said is one ofDali's most amous works. It's worth.at least $140.000. ··r think whoever took it will hav a very hard time getting rid of it. lt'i vdy weU known,•• id Anderson. The gallery. at 2633 W. Coast Hi way. had put the paintings on display in early May. The xhibn was to run through Sunday. Cat bur. -- prowlin . 8"'::~!~S:!:~~!~rvi~!_1·n La~u Am-phitbeater's-nei hb_o_ rs wanu~ to enroll fat swtmmmg 1essons. · .._ , · Children can =r·=n 9 a.I!'~~~.(' I":-:<~_ .--.'*'rf' .~ ·$~·~ilill>•~~~~~~~-~~-~-~,..--;:-· · ' ·'ii~~ ,.. · ·~~ · • ·-· e ~~,~~n on"·rogra~nt>COb'iatn-;rb~ ·~vmnasumr--· ·· -rec.e1Ve ·parAIDg per. m. Its / calling the Community Services Department De11Jf'MC•rn"1"-.. •• · Laguna Beach police are search.i for a cat burglar Medlcal Center plc:alc pJazUJed Free~ coach and pony rides, entertainment and raffle prizes are part of the events planned for a oommunity PICH-nic Saturday at the bare Irvine MedicaJ Center site at Sand Canyon Road and Barranca Parkway. Irvine residents are invited to attend the free celebration marking the state of development of the 177- bed hospital Festivities begin at noon and are SPonsored by People for an Irvine Community HospitaJ (PICH). Residents will be able to 9te the site first hand and the raising of an IMC facade built by PICH volunteers.. Home-balldlng seminar slated . A~ of free.seminars on custom building of homes will be 11ven this summer by_ the Central Capital Development Company, a subsidiary of Central Savings andl..oaa The first of the public service programs will be held Sunday at l p.m. at the Swim & Racquet Club of the Sea Pointe Estates in San Clemente. There will be no admission charge, but reservations are sugested. For more information. call 643-1392. Laaa for retarded In Irri.ne The third annual Hawaiian Luau Picnic for d e- velopmentally disabled youth and young adults is scheduled for Sunday in Irvine's Northwood Community Park. 4S3l Bryan Road. 'Admission is free to participantt but rqistration is required. Further information on the 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. event ·can be obtained by calling Sandra Hamble at 669-1339. The event. to feature food, games and entertainment, is sponsored by the Irvine Soroptomist Oub. Recept1o:a to fete .new deacon A reception honoring Deacon Daniel Han of St Elizabeth Ann Seton will be held at the Irvine church Sunday following the 10:4S a.m. mass. Hart. was consecrated to .the order of deacon by , Bishop William Johnson of the Orange County Catholic Diocese on June 2. He bad studied for three years to preparation for the honor. Pastor Kenneth o~Kccffe bas invited the public to joinin.1bcev.ent.at the church, l0cated at Tunle Rocle and Campus Drives. Thureday, June 7 • 7:30 p.m. Lapu Beacla UDifled Scbool District Boanl, District Board Room, SSO Blumont Street • 7:30 p.m .. lnlDe Plan•~ Commitslon, Council Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Roa Irvine. PoucE LoG who has sttuck at least nihe tim_es in e pa t tw.o weeks. Mostoflbe burglir's appearan ave been in North l:aguna and have occurred while r · n~ were at home but asleep, according to Chief Neil LI. The most recent incident occ May 31 , Purcell reported, when a Cypress Drive ident who was showering beard an intruder in his ho . He walked out of the bathroom and oonfronted the. bu who was holding the resident's wallet, which be · odiately dropped before Occing. Police investiptors say their ma suspect is a white maJe in his 20s. thm, with dark hair d approximately S foot 11 inches tall. However, investigators are still t certain that they are dealipg with only one suspect. In earlier incidents, residents we awakened in their beds by flashlights, and in one case th suspect had lighted a cigarette lighter. Cat burglars rarely appear Laguna Beach, acoordinJ to police investigator da Parker. Most burglars m Laguna prefer unoccupi ,homes, she said. "Since cat burglars risk confr ting a victim, the situation can be very frighteni and potentially dangerous," Parker said. Police Community Services 1cer Tim Miller advised residents that if they wake up nd hear a burglar in another part of the house, to lock t bedroom door or another door between you and th burglar and use a bedside phone to call the police eme ncy number. 9 11 . "When you awake and a bu~l s in the room with yo~ be will &enerallY become so fn&b that he will n u.\ out of yoU.r home." Miller said ... Le\ m p>. do not try to stop him. Get a description, his di n of travel and dial 911 immediately. ' "If you wake up and he docs ot realize you arc awake, often it is better to pretend y are asleep, let the burglar leave and then phone the po e," Miller said. "A victim who confronts a b is advised to cooperate with him or just get out o 1s way and let him get out of the house." Miller said that the police de rtment offers free home security inspections for reside s who desire them. For more information, call 497-11 , Ext 280. Funeral held in W for Pa ul Goode of htngton sta Mesa Funeral services were held in kane, Wash., for Paul William Goode of Costa Mc a retired machine operatbr with the Armour Packing C . who died May 29 at Hoag Memorial Hospital He was . Goode is survived by his son, ·an. and daughter, Linda Arvidson, both of Des incs, Iowa. Also surviving are a brother, Bill Goode, f Ames. Iowa; and two sisters, Trula M. Luther of C a Mesa and Betty Vanderpool oflndianola, Iowa. Intcnnent will be in the Pines C etery in Spokane. Student -held in burgl 1es at Mesa's Estancia sch ol • A student at Estancia High School in Costa Mesa was arrested Tuesday after bcina questioned in oonnection with several break-ins at the school and the theft of a S 14S balance-beam scale from the science lab, police said. · David W. Campbell, 18, was taken into c1i1stody on suspicion of com- C-talleu A 17-year-Old Santa Ana youth told police he was ridina his bicycle near Harbor Boulevard and Adams Av- enue Wednesday about t 2:30 p.m. when two men jumoed out of a car, beat him and stole hls money and his bike. The boy said four men were ridina in the pttn, fouNloor vehicle tha.t pulled up bnide him but only two aot out. O ne man rode off' on the bike and the other took $40 from his pockets. The total toss was placed at $440. ••• A $750 antique sword was stolen from the art pllery at OranacCout Colltp tut week. The. sword was l'\an&lftl on a wall as nan ofa display. .. ' . Five ~ valued at S320. ~taken &om a~ on the 1900 block ofFtidenl Avenue WCdoClday. PoliClC fouPd no Mins of foi'Qcd t1ttry in the theft. ••• Wbik lhc raideat of a home on tbC 400 bloCt Of Ma&Dolia Strwt MS out vOtina T\bday, htr home was tiur-riud and :aboul $1,0001n aah was , . mercial burglary Tuesday and book· ed into the Costa Mesa Police Dcpanment Jail in lieu of $10.000 bail. Acoordin& to police reports, Campbell admitted to breaking into the school science lab to steal a test stolen. Thieves broke a window in a double door and unlocked the door. They managed to burglarize the bouscand get out ofth.e vicinity in the 1 S minutes the woman took to vote. • • • Keys teft over the door frame of the Chazco Construction Co., 31 S2 Red Kill Ave., provided entry to thieves who stoic a lawn blower and weed eater over the weekend. The lo wb placed at S.20. • • • Two ~~ worth of receipu. 1otaJ-1na S 11,600. were stolen frotn iM Upstaira Gallery in tbe South Coast Plaza Mall sometime oveT tht' week· end. The cbecb; reoei~tJ-and cuh MR left unattcOded in an unlock.at office in t.bc pllcry whi.lt 1evcral displa)'I ~re bcina held. and also to talu the scale and a pocket calculator. He implicated veral other stu- dents while hfirt questioned by police. A furt.h vestlption into the incidents I continue, police sai<l Drive and . Mesa police to ticket concert fans I autos; The streets affected are all Within College Park. except for lhc entire $25 fi n es to be levied for Illegal parking tenglh ofOcarbroot Laiae. which is across Fa.iJ'-Drive from the-fair. BJ KAREN E. &LEIN A pennit parking system will go into effect this month in the traffic- plagued College Parle neighborhood near the Pacific Amphithcatn: in Costa Mesa. ' Under the new permit procedure. only residents and their guests who display approved parking stickers will be allowed to park on specific streets within a 1,000.foot radl,us . .of the Orange County Fairgrounds, where the amphitheater is located. Drivers who violate the parking restriction will be fined $25, accord- ing to Bruce Mattern, the city's public services director. A tow-away penalty discussed earHcr as part of the ordinance will not be put into effect. Mattern said. Neither will there be any fees to residents to obtain the permits. he added. The parking restriction will be in clfecl at all times -Uepina \be area free of ou1lide traf&c not _, from amphitheater concertgoers but from Oranae Coast CoJJegc students. swap meet patrons and people attending the Orange County Fair in July. Mattern said. The City Council unanimousJy adopted the emergency ordinance establishing the permit system at its regular meeting Monday, reversing its earlier decision to reject the pennits. A parking permit proposal was spurned in March before the amphitheater's oonccrt season began. At the time, oouncil members said they feared the permjts would penal- ize residents just because tttey lived near the amphitheater. But after the first few conceru of the season, the residents' complaints about parking hassles, noise and traffic convinced the City Council to take more stringent action. Last month, the council approved the concept of parking penruts and directed aty staff to work out speci- fics for the program's operation and enforcement. Manned barricades placed at the entrance to the housing tract in the past to keel> out con- ocrtgocrs will remain as long as thcv C. Penney store at Hunungton Center. 7717 Ed.infer Ave. • • A resident oftbe 6500 block of Red Coach Drive returned home for lunch Wednesday and found the residence had been burglarized by someone who entered through a bedroom window. The loss included )ewelry wonh $3,000 and two television sets worth $27S. • • • Someone pried open a rear door to burglarize the King's Pizza shop. S90"S Edinger Ave .• the business reported Wednesday. The loss in- cluded food prooesstn& equipment worth S 12,065. • • • Two autos w~ reported stolen Wednesday from a McDonnell Douglas parkina lot. One was a white 1981 Toyota Celiea worth $7,000. and the other was a 1984 ~ Toyota Susn worth S 18.000 • • • A resident of the 17600 block of Ambcnon Laoe reponed Wednesday that a red 197 l Gremlin parted in the driv~'&)' was bw'al&rized by some-- one who pulled out a door aodc. The 10$.1 m~luded a stem> equaJ1icr worth S 140 and a tict-on dub clock worth St.SO: • • • SorMOnc popped out a window to ~ a·bfUit~197t Votn~aaen parted Wednesday on the S600 block o~ltirk on .. -c. The I included an sao caacti.c ~~«. ' . . Someone pncd open the ttar ea~ w1Ddo to bwllariu a wbate I l Toyota pickup Parked Tuesday in a driveway on the S900 biod. of C'a.rbeC.k Ori e. The t indudcd etrco cqµ1p~t 0rth Sl.ISO and car scats,,. rth SSOO. • • • A madent o( lht 600 b&Ock of th l ~ :Jbursda tNI I I . are deemed D""-~"'. grounds. Other blocks ratricted -, under the ordinanoc arc: Under the adopted ordinance, per-. mits will be issued to all residents of •Hanover Drive, 200 block; the affected blocks. The permits •WcU.cSley Lane, entire lcnsth; ex.pireonDec. 31, 1985. Onehuodrtd •Princeioo Drive. 200block; paper permits for guC$1S will \)( gjvco •Bowlin& Orccn Drive, 200 block; to each residence, -with more avail-•Yale Place, entire 1eQalh; able when those are exhausted. •Littleton Place, &om 9:ucknell Residents must appear at the Costa Road to Villanova lloed; Mesa Police Department to obtain •Columbia Drive. entire~~ pennits for each of their vehicles. •Bucknell Road, 200 block; Emerccncy permits can be issued at •Loyola Road. entire lenath; · the discretion of the PQlice chief, •Villanova Road. from Fair Omte Mattern said to Loyola Road. College employees choose new union By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ... .,.., ........ Noa-\eaebina aod non-rmm111t-o --•·a1 1a ot me C.-Coln-m uruty oll Oisuict have-decided they want a or-w union. to represent them in rollcct1ve bargaining. Votes tabulated this week indlcated a victory for the American Federation of Teachers. the same union that reprc5Cnts abc oollegc district's fulJ- time instructors. The employees~ cided not to continue aflliating with the California School Employees Association. which has represented them since 1981 . The balloting by mail was super- vised by tbc..Los Angeles office of the Public £mploymcnt Relations Board. Robert lkrgeson. a regionat-f>ERB representative. gave the following results of the election: • .262 employees voted for rep- resentation by the AFT; •, 168 voted for conllnued rep- resentation by the CSEA: •27 voted for no union represen- tation: •4 ballots were declared void. Bergeson said there is now a I 0-day period during which obJections to the election can be filed. After that. if no objecttons arc filed, the electton will be certified by PERB. Bergeson said. one entered her garage and stole a guitar worth SSOO. • • • A resident of the 16900 block of '\lgonquin Street ~poned Tuesda) that someone stole a black Diamond Back motocross bicycle from Haven View School. The loss was estimated at$175. Lapna Beac h A ne~ car ste~o ~vstem was reported stolen from a 'eti1ck parked m the lot at 606 Laguna C'an~on Road Wednesday night. • • • A man who was bemg arrested for outstanding traffic warrants m the 100 block of Wave Strttt Tuesday nl&bt tned to fltt from a police officer and ·•lso was cbarxed wtth assauJt after be struck the officer in the chest with his fist following a shon chase. Rand Louis Wood. 27. was released on S 1,500 bail. Newport Beach A Nt'WJ)()rt 8ttC'b man reported the theft of a S200 auto slereo from his '!w parked in the 2100 block of WtblutTWcdnCldav. . . " A •an at the Cat)' of Newpof\ Bach·s Theater Ans Center wa1 ~O\'ct:Wed )'doingSSOO indama . • • • Co ta Mesa man ~ncd Wedhnday the theft orb· bric case from lhc cwpon Beach City Hall. JOO C1'-pott Bhd.. bilc•ttcndtaa 1 meeting there TUC'Sday. • • • Huntinaton h man °fepol'.'tcd Wcdntidiy the \heft of a sunbOird 'alucd 1.1 st so rrom the 100 bloc of 24th tteet. urti idc rtJ'Qfted:...JOtncot)C. 1 Eligible to vote were more than 700 cl.ass~ed em ploycn m the colqc c-..o•ar co\lqes.. as n as the 4istrict administration office in Cost.a Mesa. Classified employees mclude dmcal and food service workers, custodians, bus drivers and others. Judi th Ackley. president--Oesignate of the loal. AFT cbapler. said tM election will give the union additional clout because it bas doubled lhe number of oollegt employees it rep- resents. Ackley was elccled by the college teachers. She said the classified employees will elect their own prcsj- dent. who will serve with Ackley and others on an AFT stecnng committee. She said an advantage will be that classified em ployces and teachers will now be able lO .$hare '50me-t'e96UtcCS a.nd expertise. Jan Neth. a district employee who lS president of the CSEA cha{>\C!'. reacted to the election philosophical- ly. "I would oongratulate the AFT. and we'U tty to make 1t as smooth a transition as Possible," she said ··1 hope they can pick up the ball and run with iL fm obviously disappointed. but rm trving to be realistic, too."' worth of skateboards from the store Wednesday. Fountain Valley Someone entered a house in the 16000 block of Ramter Street and stole two men's rings valued at $4,203 from a downstairs bedroom. • • • Thieves stole a lawnmower and equipment from a trucked parked tn the parking lot at 17101 Bushard St. Motorist convicted in death P.\ ADEN . .\ (AP) -For tbe c;crond time an Los Ansf;lcs County, 1 man was found suilty or murder for a death that occurred while ht 9t'U dnvma drunk. A Puadcna uperior Coun jury round Alfred Jack on, 26, of Plls.;MklUI pil!Y Tuciday in the death last AuguS1 of John DavKI Bums of Ah.adena. ourt test; mony ~ d J wu drun and under the U\OueO<'t of PCP heft bi car dammed into Bu.mt' auto at m0tt than \)() mph. tcnc1 wu t for July l2. L&si 1.ummcr, Oiliitn K.cmitch. 2q. of T m~ n:tti a xmence or I S lO life in the uaty'1 ftrti murder conv on n a 4n.UiUa:. drivi - £& . -- ' . -• ~ Orange Coat DAILY PllOTIThurldoy, June 7, 1984 Tu break booted -during deficit talk By Otl A11oclated Pm• WASHINGTON -House and Senate negotiato~ opcnina talks on w increases tosbrink balloomng federal dcfiClU. qrccd only minutes 1ner tbe stan of lhcir first ion to repeal a major break for ven. The tax break would be wiped from the book without ever taking effect uJMter the agreement. Approved amid fanfare in the 198 t tax cut bill, the measu~ provides for an exemption of$450 a year in savin&s account interest. It 1s scheduled to take effect in 1985. 'Ulysses• gets re visi on NEW YORK -A new version of James Joyce's "Ulysses" corrects nearly 5,000 errors and omissions from previous editions and substantially changes the meaning of the influenttal novel. according to scholars familiar with it. An 1ntemauonal team said the m1stakes occurred because Joyce wrote the manuscript in often-illegible longhand, because be added an extra 100,000 words to page proofs, and bccatsse the 26 French printers who set the type by hand did not know Enahsb. Haltlans drolVll ln caplzlng MIAMI -A 30-foot sailboat capsized when scores of Haitians ran to one side of the vessel as Coast Guardsmen were checking for illegal 1mm1grants, officials said. Six people died. 61 were rescued and the search continued at sea today for others. Survivors of Wednesday's accident estjmated that 80 to 90 people had been o n the wooden sailboat. which one Coast Guardsman called a "typical Haitian refugee sailing vessel." Zoo aslcs anlmal return , NEW YORK -The Atlanta Zoo, beset by allegations of mismanagement and mistreatment of animals. has been asked to return a rare Mona monkey and a s1amang ape on loan from the Bron>. Zoo. officials sa1d. But a consultant for the Bronx Zoo said the monkey ~~G~··~~~-.a;,._ ~~~~ ~~ng and' Tilson l\~ ~r'rot "1frc"_,.aruiffiilr return. NY Inspectors arrested NEW YO RK -More than a dozen CH) electn cal inspectors were arrested on federal bribef) cha~es for al1egedly ''t)vcrlookmg" code \ 1olat1ons or failing to inspect work. the New York Daily News reponed today. Eighteen more contractors were expected to be arrested on the bribery charges later today Strelsand takes pot-shots BEVERLY HILLS -Barbra Streisand. named the National Or- ganizauon for Women's 1984 Woman of Courage for her struggle to film "Yentl." used the award ceremony to urge women to dnve Ronald Reagan from the presidency "We can make a difference ... Miss Streisand told a star-studded crowd of650 people attending the Wcdnes- da). night banquet at 1he Severi} Wilshire Hotel " \\.omen will provide the margin of defeat and w 111 STREISAND elect the ne't president of the L mted tates .... But 1he statistics will make liars of us all 1f we do not work from now until election da} 10 register the hundreds of \bousandsofvotcn needed to defeat Ronald Reagan." she added. Yachtsmen slaln ln Baja SAN DI EGO-.\uthonucs in Mexico are investigat- ing the weekend slay1ngs of 1wo American yachtsmen who were killed after dockin~ their boats 1n Tunle Bay. a coastal inlet in BaJa Cahfom1a 400 miles south of San Diego. The victims were 1dent1fied as Robert Pugh. 54. of Shasta, a nd Robert Ka veney, 44, of Los Angeles. The mun1c1pal delegate 1n Tunic Bay said he had received information two men were seen boarding the boats shonly before Kaveney and Pugh were killed. Authorities believe the motive for the slayings was robbery. Mexfly spraylng ends EL MONTE -The threat of the Mexican fruH fly 1s over m Los Angeles County. and aenal spraying of maJath1on is no longer necessary, officials of the Count} Agnculturc Depanment said. But ground traps will remam throu~ the summer ma 350-square-mile area as a safeguard against a re-infestation, count} Deputy .\gncul- ture Comm1ss1oner Harold Daniels said Wednesday. Terrorist flees Syria BAGHDAD. Iraq -Pale'itm1an guemlla leader Abu N1dal ha!. fled Syna and taken asylum here. diplomatic and Palestinian \Ources reported Wednesday They said the Synans wanted to involve him in Libyan plots against Western leaders and moderate Arabs. and Nida! refused. The Libyan a!.5a!.S1n:lllon plan-, are being engineered with the help of the no1onous international terrorist "Carlos." who now lives in Libya. the source<; \aid Marques search suspended BfRMl D.\ -The Coast Guard has suspended a !.earch tor I!! people missing from the sailing ship "1arquc~. ""hie h was ca IT) ing 28 people when it was caps11ed b' a 'rogue wind" off Bermuda. Nine people were rcM ued from the three-masted bark. which was pan1c1pating in an 800-mtle race to Halifax. Nova Scotia. when 11 went down Sunday 78 miles from its stamng point of Hamilton Bermuda One ho<h was fou nd. Shells blast Belrut BEi R l ' r. Lehanon -Wamng Lebanese facttons pounded re<,1dent1al neighborhoods in Beirut wuh mol]lrs. tank cannon~ and rockets overnight. Five civ1haris were killed and 11 wounded, police said today. Residents of h1ghme apanment buildings fled to basements and homb shelters as pans of the city shook with shell blam through most of Wednesday night and early today. Legless man sentenced LONOON -A 1udgc sentenced a le'1ess man Wednesday to 30 monthc; in pnson for threaten ma the life of Kuwait's finance mm1stcr. and then promised to act him a wheelchair when he 1s out of Jail. "h as not nghl to see a young man to around hke this. touch ma mud." said Judge Michael ArJYle at the Old Bailey court after sentencing \iahaud Dohol. 30. an As1an-bom Bntish c111zen lt\-tng 1n London. A~le said clectnc wheelchairs co~t about S 1,400 and the <1tatc-run National Health Sen. ice doc\ not provide them Nancy meets Diana I ON DON -Nnncy Rupn had "coffee and a nict \ 1\lt" with Pnnrrs~ Diana today at Kensinaton Palace. a "Pokr.,woman for the first lady said. M~. Reagan, hctt w11h the.-pre 1dC'nt dunnJ the three-day economic summit of kn· 1ndu .. tnahLcd n:mon also uw Pnncc Wilham. the t<xhtb \On o( 01:\011 and her husband. Pnncc C'harle1. 'Thl' !lab\ 1~ <larl1na." hc1la Tate. the first lad~ 's .,polc\\\'oman. quoted Ml"'I. Reapn as ~>·ins Hart: My chance better against-eagan But Colorado -senator adopts conciliatory __ tone toward Mondale ... don't expttt to cnucizc.M 1 Mond le at all." Hart WI) ed 1f Mondalerould defeat "l don't 1hink the convention will be acrimonious or bitter," Han said. attend the tale party convention where delcptea will be selected. Meanwhile, campaian ma~ Oliver Henkel eaid in an interview that. whatever the outcoqic. Han will seek to aven a pany tplit between foUowers of Mondale and those of the Rev. Jeue J. Jackson. ~tdcnt Reuu tb11 fall. ''l lhmk botfi or us can." he id. "I think my chances are vastly supcri to bas, but J trunk we both could win." Han's lo&ic in keeping bis candidacy alive is panly baStd on the lie of his California su~s. which be called "spec> t.acular. a prestigious victory." On aturday, Han travels toC.olorado to WASHINGTON (AP) -Gary Hart Hart. who has said repeat~y be docs in~ists he wtll rem1un m the race for the not want to be vice president, as asked to Dcmocrauc prts1dent1al nomination, but say flatly he would not accept nd place he has adopted a concihatory tone toward on the ticket. the hkely wmncr, Walter F. Mondlllc. He said his wmnm111 over e course of ··we arc not that far apart on pnnc1plc." the primary season were 'ub tantial Hart told a Los Angeles news conference enough that "it would be prematu~ to be Wednesday before he returned to Washtn&-talking about any dream ticket," · ton. "I am not interested in being vice "The contest was really for lcaderstup of 'president," be added." ... I am not sure that the pany and for the presidency," Hart would be a dream ticket in anycase." saJd. He said this year has been unlike 1968 Hart now plans several days l)f meetings and 1972. when Democrats were d1 v1dcd with congrcssionaJ Democrats ll\d visns to over the V 1etn11m War. state conventions to attempt to reverse the There arc no ovemdmg emotional issue$ Mondale ude and persuade dett'gates he 1s d1v1ding the party this ume, the Colorado the most electable candidate despite his big senator said. loss in the New Jersey primllr). .. "There are d1v1s1ons but they arc not ·Han planned to meet today wnh Rep. nearly as deep and not nearly as wide as Moms Udall. D-Ariz .• whom JJ1Vate talks those 1n '68 and '72," Han stud. From now has been casting him self as a t0Qvent1on unul the convention opens July 16. he said. peacemaker. ARROW ELECTRIC STAPLE GUN 55 •ET-50 You can hammer a way all day at nails and tacks or do the same thing with a squeeze of this gun's trigger. It's the quick and simple way t o install ceiling tile, insulation. carpet padding or upholstery. oo~·T \55 THE. ~nn-L\NG . d)~tuJ510N ---~-~--V-IS-E--GR_l_P __ _ ......-:-=-====~AL-L-TRA_D_E_t_l -PC"':'."" .. -1 ~f: . GIFT SET A ~ , .•LlrvADE ~ SAE WRENCH SET ;i, ,. 't I~ 497 ~-·-' •as l •215G ~ J 1 #17 1-11 Set gives th 5" and 10" pliers with -~ 0 ~wo ...... ~ >Jvv ....., built-in wie cu tter. N ice present for a Box end and open end wrenches. from 3a" mechanic, lut not recommended as a to l ". The right stuff for older American wedding gil. cars. 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Teen denies _~: __ a'h~~~i:r11~-·~ Now girl says she willed lier leg to mend quickly ~-=-~~......;...~~~~~~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P)-A teen-ager is stick.mg by the claim that her psychic powers caused objects to fl y around her family's hou~ -although she says the acuvity has stopped -and a columnist who first wrote of unusual events at the home says he remains baffled. In March, the Resch family temporarily abandoned their' home on the city's north side after what they said were a series of disturbances none of them could explain -flashing lights, flying objects and moving furniture. The Resches said much of the strange lfct1vityccntered on their daughter, Tina, 14. Within days, the Resches and Tina found themselves the objects of national publicity -and ridicule from skeptics who insisted the story was a hoax. Investigators from the Buffalo, N.Y.-based Commit- tee for the Scienufic Investigation of Claims of the -Paranormal have expressed extreme skepucism about the family's claims, but they were barred from conducting their own investigation in the Resch home. Among the evidence the group cited was a television videotape that showed Tina knocking over a lamp with her hand, then appearing startled. She later ad matted that she had pushed over the lamp. sa)'ing she dad at to rid her home of reporters. The family objected to one member of the group, magician James Randa. For 20 years, Randi has offered S l 0,000 to anyone who can show him a verifiable paranormal event. He has yet to pay anyone. "The onus of proof as o n them." Randa sa1d at the time. "They haven't offered any evidence that would support what they're claiming." Tina's mother. Joan Resch said she wasn't going to tum the situation into a "magic show." Researchers from the Psychical Research Foundation in Chapel Hill, N.C., a group that believes in psychic occurrences, credited Tina with being able to move objects through spontaneous psychokinesis -.a temporary. unconscious power sparked ._by frustratton over her powers of extrasensory perception. . . William Roll, director of the foundauon, said he believes the activity will subside as her ESP powers improve. . Tina says Roll seems to be nght: The objects have stopped movin'9 and she's learning to enjoy whatever ESP powers she miflt have. "It's fine: she said recently. "I lake them. I want to use them for useful things, but not exaggerate with them. "If they leave, that's fine. It would save me some hassles, .. she added. Mike Harden, the Columbus Dispatch columnist who broke Lhe story, says he still does not know what to make of it. "It's probably the strangest story I have ever encountered," he said last week. Harden said he approached the story objecuvely and reported what he saw at the Resch home, even when his logic protested that what he was seein~ was impossible. ''I saw something I couldn't explam," he said. "There were others who saw similar things -the electrician, a social service caseworker, reporters and photographers. I'd still really like to see something definitive in the way of an answer." · The family also dropped an insurance claim and 1s gradually replacing or repairing the objects damaged by Tina's alleged powers. "The claims adjuster came over when Bill Roll had (his equipment set up and we couldn't let him go through the house," Mrs. Resch explained. "He got upset about that and we decided to j ust let 1t go." The family received offe~ of money for stof) or moVle rights, but Mrs. Resch said all were refused. Now Tana claims her psychic powers have helped a heal from a broken leg faster than expected. "I said r wasn't JOing to be tn a cast for fou r months , and 1 wasn't," she said last week after a cast was removed from her leg -three months sooner than expected, she says. ~ Nixon's still on t9p or in the frent \l• • AO I Orange eo. DAILY P1LOT ffhur9day. June 7. 1114 A7 High-living investot nabbed by F-I-·~ A cnts say he fled town with millions, secretary LOS ANGELES (AP) -Joel David Nelson, a hiah· hvma invcs~en.t counselor who disappeared 2'h Y?rt ago along Wlth his secretary and 1 reported $1 S mi.lhon. was arrested Wednesday 10 Texas, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said. FBI Special Agent Patrick Cowley said Nelson wa arrested at his San Antonio home after information about bis whereabouts was obtained by agents in Califo111ia. His secretary, Donna SantiafO, was also arrested. · Nelson. 49, was ind«:l.Cd Dec. J, 1982 in Lo6 Angeles on 3S counts in connecuon with a scheme that alle&edly bil~ed numerous investors out <>fa total of $1 S million, Cowley said from his San Antonio office. Nelson was arrested without a strua.Je. He was schedu.ted ror an appeara before fedtraJ mqistrate Robtn 8 . O' "onnor, who will set bond. ~ch ~'°vem ment attorneys recommended 1t SS million. Bond of S 10.000 will bea ked for Mrs. noqo, who wasa.mesltd on 1 warrant as a material witness. Nelson, a portly Easterner, moved to Southern Califomiaaround I 960and worked ua dtli~an Tora bot~ wat~ firm. He put _him1elf throua)l collqe and was soon ID the insurance busmm. He IUt1Cd bis own qency and then opened AFM Enterprises. which bejokinaly said meant .. Anythina For Money.'' , Attorney, L. M. Schulner estimated in 1982 that 1t least 400 personS'l\ltionwide bad invested an averaac o( 150,000 each in companies unda Netson•s Af'M Enterpriles banner. Nelson'a life was lavish. He tooled around Los Anscles an a 29'h-foot Iona Cadillac eqwpped with a bar. sink, refriierator, four phones and 1 we. He and his second wife, Many. hved ID a custom mansion once ... _...,..... _____ _ 0 fttd b)' . Of D W .C. f'."~lds. ., TQe lYtt'04&of) home featured P oibee1 rtalOr)' Wllh 1eJt1co~. a j p~ ~ I record.ina studio Ud a 1eaftis coun l"&ltcd oa piJJJ.i'l abOve a canyon. Then Ne lbe JnOOCY. and bis ~ -.. pearcdon New Yw·, Eve 1911. FBI llCfttuaid. Si~ thCn .. Pcopk teOOfUd aeeaq him .U over lk country,.. id FBI 111tnt JOhn Hoos in Los A~ Hooe sa.id that Nclsoo ~uld be returned to Lo6 Aftldes U IOOll as the necessary paperwOrt was comp6ned. HOO$ said Nelson was indicted on 2S counu of mail fraUd and I 0 counts of inlt'l'State transporution of llOlen property. • The maximum penalty for mail fraud i1 I 0 years ud- or I fine ($ l 0,000 On eacb count. The muimum ~~ for 1ntef1Ute ttansportatioo is fa\le yea.rs and-or• SI, fine (or'Each count. · • The missina money is iD W11CClOu.nU:d ror. Mid Hoos. REMOD:ELIN·G SALE · 20 3 • 403 OFF RUBY I DIAMOND RINGS H•KYG $20500 1143.00 14K YG 26000 182.00 14K YG 78500 550.00 18KYG 2.57000 1,800.00 ~S EMERALD I DIAMOND RINGS 14KYG S25000 1178.00 14K Y G 800 00 421 .00. 14KYG 1,13000 792.00 18K Y G 5.900 00 4, 130.00 1 31 cl em . 56 lw d1a DON'T MISS IT! FINAL DAYS through June 17 LADIES SAPPHIRE I DIAMOND "INGS 14K Y.G. $20600 11".00 14K YG 446 00 312.00 14K Y G 7g5 00 558.00 14KVG 10.00000 1 ,000.00 LADIES PEARL I DIAMOND RINGS 141( Y.G. $565 00 1398.00 8mm 18 tw 14K YG 8mm 65 tw 3.08500 2,180.00 AQuamarines. Garne1s. Amethysts. Topaz Opals and many, many more "~ . ··-.·· I• • • .. -. ~ ~. ~.,;.,,. ------~ -. .. .... -:~\\111~· ·w ·~., ........ ' 303 OFF Diamond Stud Earrings Diamond -Pendants reg. SALE reg. SALE 06cl tw $14500 1101.50 36ct tw 1 07200 750.00 07 Cl IW 15500 108.50 55ct IW 1,46500 1.021.00 !Oct lw 17000 119.00 69 ct. tw 1.65000 1, 155.00 12 Cl IW 180 <><? 128.00 83ct tw 2.08500 1,458.00 15'ct tw 22800 158.80 I 05 Cl tw 3.415.00 2,300.00 18 Ct lw 34500 240.00 1 24 Cl. tw 5.37500 3,790.00 24 ct tw 45000 315.00 All apeclel ordera 304lb off GOLD CHAINS ·5 ·0%·0FF 14K Chains reg 15 Cobra $6300 15 Cot>ra · 14200 15 S Cna1n 48800 16 Zipper 161 00 16 Mult1co1or Hemngbone .144 00 16 Cobra 20300 18 Llnl\s & Bars 83800 SALE $31 00 -18 Rooe w sare1.,. 71 00 18 Fo11a11 244.00 18 Gucci 80.00 20 Tinsel 20 Herringt>one 172.00 22 Fo• Tait 101 .00 24 TtnsPI Cna•n 419 00 24 Rooe SEIKO WATCHES 20· 4030FF Men's reg. $150 ... SALE $105.00 Ladies reg. $125 ... SALE $87 .50 reg. 53000 38000 67600 91 00 40000 12200 23800 , 08900 • SALE 285.00 100.00 330.00 45.00 200.00 81 .00 119.00 545.00 reg. $40.00 72.00 100.00 SALE $20.00 38.00 50.00 7mm 85-9mm ltAFF jeWCJrr· ,.g, S42000 37500 98500 1,08500 1 51500 1.88500 220000 $160.00 60000 32 Fashion Island Newport Beach 714-844-2040 911 3 Stonewood Downey 213-881 ·0714 8338 Pacific Blvd. RO LEX \ Huntlngton·Park 213·582·7388 SALE 1294.00 290.00 eoo.oo 790.00 1,oeo.00 1,320.00 1,525.00 SALE sao.oo 300.00 ' A8 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, June 7, 198' Give Dad Our Best . CROCK JAMBOREE JUST IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAY BUY ONE GET ONE FREE Why not buy one for Dad and keep one for yourself. Father''s Day is June 17th. \. If Dad lives a.ut of ~'W11 ~IP~~ fiarw harp · COU PACI CIUS( FOtt CHIDCU CH((Sl tA«O Ml ta OllTS1 •tt• ,..., CllMt ~ a 1as • P!ISl IUIN( I Qllttt CUil MITlrtCW CO.Cllt ... ~ NET WT 12 OZ MOg Tractors destroy HBtunnel system City crews used heavy earth-moving equipment to smashed an elaboralt, 6S-(oot tunnel in Hunt- ington Beach that safety expens feared could tum into a grave for its youthful inhabitants. The four-foot deep. three-footwidetunnelwilh several antechambers was dua in the vicinity of Pa- cific Coast Hichway and Atlanta Avenue near the Driftwood Mobile Home Park. Officials, who de- molished the tunnel on Monday. suspect children were responsible for the excavation. The tunnel was dis- covered when a small grass fire broke out in the area Friday. The fire apparently was ignited by a homemade barbecue inside the tunnel. Fire officials said they found various diggjng im- plements, buckets, ropes. candles. butane lighters and the barbecue . town we'll gladly ship your gift selection. Dislr1111t .. lly _,I•• ti 0..-, 1 -ot C.O..tl llHI eo.,..-.., .._OH 43'31 "Tunnels are very easy to dig in some areas of the city because of sandy soil," Fire Dtlllr,..."'-"llMllr"•..., Chief Ray Picard said Trash Craab MMday. "But they're also very dall_4C!rous because A truh tra k ted b De • R b blocn,:trafflc in both cllrectiona for thev are difficult to shore c opera Y wey • a -about .. 110--. The drl-. DaTid up'' blah Co. failed to make It around a •harp ..... ·-Picard said no adults in tum on Temple Bill• Drl•e. cruhed .. !.«:d'£t=t~l.t.3lt'ff~,; the area reported seeing the thro h • cente! ~~ an4 ~hu:;~.L>_"'· · ~ • •• ~~expura~~ -~.1 . -;:-lf"1'DH•e"''~y: AJ.d aald the dri•er wu not cited. -~~W'f!!~~..... • ........ -~ When you add a phone, leasing makes sense. "All these years I've been running upstairs from my wo rkshop just to take a call. Well, I decided, time to lease another 01' Reliable from AT&T ... and save a few s teps." Low monthly cost "For a1l the great service it ~rives me, I just pay a li ttle bit each month. And leasing gives me choices. I chose this Trimline from a great line of AT&T telephones. And leasing means I can change colors or models anytime I want.,. Repairs at no extra charge "Of course, the way AT&T builds a phone, I don't expect any trouble. But the nice part about leasing is if there are any problems, AT&T is there to take care of them. I just call their toll-free number or bring ~t to one of their Phone Centers. They t.ake care of it at no extra charge." Leasing means relaxlng "The whole idea of leasing is relaxing! No worry about repairs ... or anything else. "After all , there's plenty to fix around the Griffith place without adding telephones to the list!" AT&T Conaumer S.les & Service Call this toll-free number 24 hours a day. 1-800-555-8111 This numtser will conrwt·t you to the office in your ur(•a. Anaheim Anaheim Plaza. CostaMeu -- 3033 S Bristol SI Suite A Irvine 14805 Jetf rey Road Su11e F 500 N Euchd St Suite t09 East Anaheim 2236 E Lincoln Ave Mission Viejo 24000 Altc1a Parkway SP 34 ----~------ • ATaaT • lfro11 ... ,,,, ,,,,,, ni•'~"' ,, .. , , ... C I'•"• \16. 1' ••n•t.ftwt ~,.,Ir~ A ~t·ou ' Orange Town & Cou ntr, 777 S Main St Su11 > 1 • Fire station inFVneeds renovations By PHll. SNEIDERMAN OflMDellrNot ..... .. Fountain .Valley's Fire Station No. I needs major renovation and expansion, according to city officials who are negotiating with the the Fountain Valley School District to buy the needed land. Th~ fire station is on Bushard Street across from Fountain Valley High School. Fire Chief Richard Jorgensen said the station was built to house one fire engine, three men, plus the chief and his secretary. He said the station now houses a truck, a fire engine. a paramedic vehicle and eight men on a 24-hour basis. He said kitchen, lavatory and study areas are inadequate and that plumbing and wiring need to be upgraded. The fire chief said the improvements would cost about $500,000, not including the cost of the additional land. Jack Mahn.ken, assistant school superintendent, said the district is awaiting a property appraisal that is being conducted at city expense. A city request to b~ the parcel was discussed at a recent Joint meeting of Fountain Yalley City Council members and Fountain Valley School Distnct trustees. Fountain Valley City Council members have said they favor renovating and expanding the existing station, rather than building an entirel y new facility, which is more costly. For the ex pansion, fire officials will require a ~ by-30-foot parcel adjacent to the station. The property is now part of a recreation area for Fountain Valley Elementary School. Mahnken also said school officials are not certain who would receive the funds if the parcel is sold. The property was purchased with money loaned from the st.alt. Because the loan has not been fully repaid, the state may ta.kc the money produced by a property sale, instead of allowing the school district to keep lt. HB man receives AF silver wings Second Lt. 1'11oma1 W. Van O.aen. son of Raymond and Emmy Lou Van Dusen of Huntington Beach, has graduated from Air Force pilot training and has received silver wings at Reese Air Force Base, Texas. Van Dusen will remain at Reese with the S4th A ying Training Wing.. His wife is the former Melanie Young of Westminster. • • • Airman 1st Class JuOD I. McColl, son of Jason and Gwen McCants of Seal Beach, bas graduated from the Air Force security police specialist course at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. McCants. a 1978 graduate of Huntington Beach High School, will serve at Camp Bullis, Texas. • • • PFC Raal 0 . VlllaHeva, brother of Lily V. Lanafield of Laguna Beach, has completed an Army metalworker course at Aberdeen Provina Ground, Md. • • • Pvt Jeff N. Hien, son of Chuck and Priscilla Hiers of Fountain Valley, has graduated as a reconnaissance scout at the Army Mortar School in Fort Knox, Ky. Hiers., a 1980 graduate of Fountain Valley High School, was transferred to Fulda. West Germany. • • • Airman ht Class D&rre.U J. Reyes, son of Juan Reyes of Dana Point, panicipeted in Global Shield 84 an exercise involvina U.S. Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard1 Navy and Marine Corps units and elements of the Canadian forces. Reyes, a 1980 araduate of Capistrano Valley High School ib Mission Viejo, is a missile facilities specialist with the 308th Missile Maintenance Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark. • • • Spec. 4 NeU W. Matt., son of Paul J. Matt ofNewpon Beach, hu araduated from the SS-day Ranacr COUJ1C at the Infantry School in f on Bc.nnina. Oa. Matt will 1erve with the 2nd Battalion, 7Sth Infantry Ranaers at Fon Lewis \\Tash. ' • • • . Pvt. Daalel B. Y•. brother of Jin You of Luuna Hill~ has completed Army basic trainfoa at "J:on McClellan, Ala. • • • • . Army Nation.at Guard Pvt. Man E. Mw.r SOD of Many M. Miller of Huntinaton Bcacb has co:nplcted buic train~ at Fon Dix, NJ: Miller is a '1983 anduate of Hon1on High School Ul Corona. • • • Airman Joa G. Aafffl'Mlde, son of Robert and Oail Aufdcthc~de of Huntinaton Beach bas been ~ to Lo~ Air Force BUt, ·Colo., a~r compktina butc tratn.ana at Lackland Air ~orcc Base, Tcus. AufdcTbcide , a l ~2 and~~ of. HunUnJton Bcacb Hilb SChoot, will ~1vc pcc1ah1ed insttucuon in the suppfy field • • • PF Alla D. Di....._, son of Emory Du8e1uon or Like Forest. has completed basic: train1.na1t Fon ~rd \\food Mo. 1 -::_T ~ __ • _ _.. ... --~--·---- I .. . 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Pat BucHUU Soviet invaders had already selected the QuisJing who would bead the new" Normandywasas1deshow,Mos-Communistreg1me,arepugnantthug --Printed information ~;:.~!=~~~~:0~1!.e~:;i?:1~tRed h~~~:?.t~~~~th~~n,c;~~utcome. Fife•-;; ... -----often out-of-date. · Army had turned the ude. and the planned. The Red Army was dcc1-~ 4 '1l,J war'soutcomewasnolongerin mated with RussiandeadestJmated -094~. flaw.ed·or just false ~~TheM~~~~ru~ ~m~t~~Hi~~~~r --~··~-··~--------~-----------------·~~~---~~. 1 99~~~~=ed~th:s~=~-• ~~~~--~-~-~~-~ ~~-~:~g~~ JosepbStahntobuyRuss1at1~eto .. . ,. -e ers1an U"' Page one pers1stently "puts our arm herselffortheGreat Patnottc T~y. Finlandi~t.1on isa pe-worst foot forward." . . . War. Jorauve term. descnbmg a country News media emphasis on negatives A ·needed antidote 10 rhese re- visionist lies 1s "Stalin'sSecret War" a 1981 masterpiece by Nikolai Tolstoy, praised by Aleitander Solzhenitsyn as "magnificent" and by the London Sunday Mirror as a "book of which Leo Tolstoy would be proud." "Nauonal Socialism was Bolshevism's blood brother." writes Tolstoy. Stalin, a physical coward, was terrified ofH Iller, but also deeply attracted by his Third Reich. Hjtler was aJways Stalin's "preferred" ally. During the '30s all Stahn 's diplomatic energies were bent on cumnga deal with Hitler. which would keep the Soviet Union o utofthecoming war between the smaller nations ofEast Europe. Even before the Hitler-Stalin Pact, a defecting Soviet intelligence agent reported: "Stalin's whole inter- national policy during the last six years bas been a senes of maneuvers designed to place him in a favorable . pos1uon fora deal with Hnler." Under the secret protocols of their Pact,StalinandHitk:rwerc\Odiv\dc Poland between them: talin was given a free hand to rape Finland and the three tiny Baltic republics: and to carve Bessarabiaout ofRumania. Hitler. in return. would get limitless access to the 1 nd1spensable resources of the Soviet Union, particularly petroleum, to launch his war against the West. Brothers in crime. When Hitler attacked Poland. Stahn, fearful of the allies and womed over the outcome. hung back, until Poland's army was crushed. Then, emulating Mussohn1'sJackal attack on France a year later, Stalin leaped upon crushed Poland, and turned his conquered province over to the killingsquadsofBoria's NKVD. "Altogether. it 1scst1mated." wntes Tolstoy. "that between a million and a milJion and a half Poles (mcludang prisoners of war) were deported to the Soviet Union between 1939 and 1941. Within two years. 270.000werc dead from murder. malnutntion. disease and starvation .. Eastern Poland digested, Stahn began making bully1ni demands upon Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, beginning w11h the smallest first. By early 1940. the Red Army was looting all three Then. taltn turned to Ftnland. a nation with one-fiftieth the Soviet population. maktng identical de- mands. The Finns resisted. So Stalin hurled an armyof600.<X>O men. with 3.000 planes, into the country on four fronts Reminiscent of Afghanistan. LETTERS ~°t:fsg;~i~~~=.~~m-troubles u s· strateg1•sts ~~s~~~:i!~~mageofournationand reverse should be true, with Finlan-• • And their textbooks an school arc as dization designatjng that measure of bad or worse. freedom and liberty that can be A new book published by the retainedbyasmallpeoplewithan WASHINGTON -There is a forces will be compelled to take Hudsonlnstitute istitled:WHY ARE extraordinary measure ofnational foreboding inside the Pentagon and military action against Iran. The THEY LYING TO OUR CHIL- courage. the State Department that the Persian Soviet Union, which is committed by OREN? Gulf crisis is bound -to end up a JACI treaty to defend lran, has 26 divisions The book quotes from scores of Terrified that Britain and France catastrophe. I have seldom seen the massed near the Iranian border. textbooks now in use in our public might strike him through Norway strategists so womed. •The ayatolJah is a villain of schools, citing informatJoo that is and Finland, ortorch the Baku oil I believe the pubhc has a nght to AIDEISOI almost supernatural proportions. out-of-date, flawed. distorted or fields fueling the Wermacht. Stahn know the und1sgu1sed truth about the who has a .history of hostile behavior downnght untrue. started welchin4on his deal with glossed-over dangers. Here's what 1s toward the United States. lt wouldn't .. Sixty-six percent of the world's Hitler. The Nazi occupatjon ofNor-troublinJ the experts: take much to arouse Americans people go to bed hungry every night." way. however, calmed h.is fears. •President Reagan's nauonal se-against him. This could create inflam-"The world's popuJation has been Immediately Stalin wentabout curity adviser. Robert Mcfarlane. don't sec how this can be done with matory conditions that would dis-doubling every 35 years." guaranteeing that the restive. captive has been described asa "can do" man. the· available conventional muscle io credit saner public figures and inflate "The greenhouse effect will melt Poles would not lead a revolt apmst He wants a show of strength 1n the the area. It might mean a confronta-the firebrands. Yet my intelh4ence the polar ice caps, destroy civ- h.is criminal empire-by ordenng the Persian Gulf. He believes fiercely that tion with Iran. and the 1mplicaoons sources assure me that Khomeini is iliz.auon." interned I 5,000-man Polish officer the United States should tolerate no arc staggering, forbiddtnJ. un-not as irrational and intolerable as he "Within our ~ifet1me, a severe corpsmurdered.Some4,<X>O were more hum1liat1ons ID the Middle thinkable. The nuclear contingency appears. Behind the wrathful scowl. shortage of food. fuel and water." executedoverthreeweeksatthe East. The weight of U.S. power hasbeendiscussed. he is shrewd and pragmatic. Iran Eachofthesestatements-quoted NK VD killingground. When their behind Iraq. he apparently believes, •The public has been assured that trades with the Western world. from a school textbook -is mis- bodies were unearthed, three years would tilt the military balance against America is following a policy of strict scrupulously pays its debts and would guided, misleading or wrong. later. by occupying German troops. Iran. But the strategists have warned neutrality in the Persian Gulf. But ID prefer to keep the Persian Gulf open. If our school-agers see their future Franklin Roosevelt harrumphed that there 1s no easy way for the secret, the White House has been The attacks on oil t&nkers were as bleak, it may be because their "German progaganda'' and Winston United States to force a m1htary tSSuing orders that can hardly be staned by Iraq. not Iran. So war with assumptions. their judgment and Churchill grunted. "The less said solution an the gulf. They believt' called neutral. Cables have gone out Iran 1s by no means necessary. their emotions have been fed a diet of about that the better.·· Mcfarlane is boldly an pursuit of the to U.S. allies, urging them to stop sources have told my associate Lucct-intellectual junk-food, more d1strcss- wrong policy. The best strateay. they providing war materiel to Iran. As far te l.agnado. ing than nourishing. E>Ltendingbiscollaboration.Stalin argue. is to prevent trouble. not back as July S. 1982, I reported that •The war has gone badly for the Ecological doompyers cannot ordered Communists in the West to provoke it. Saudi Arabia was "lobbying earnestly Iraqis who staned it. Assuming' the know what they arc talkina about. suppon Hitler's post-Poland peace •Under the "Carter Doctrine." for a Reagan administration 'tilt' role of Allah's avenger, Knomeina Norman Cousins says, "No man offensive, and sow discord and de-which was proclaimed by Jimmy toward Iraq." A quiet "tilt" 1s now in descended from the mountain and knows enough to be a pessimist." feat1sm an allied ranks. When France Carter and reaffirmed by Ronald effect. The educated fear in the entered the pit. He does not intend, Yet when their dark theones are was crushed ID the late spnng of 1940. Reagan. the United States 1s com-Pentagon 1s that Iran's remorseless clearly. to let Iraq's Saddam Hussein printed as fact In textbooks, malleable the French Communists. Duclos and muted to defend the Persian Gulf" by Ayatollah Khomeini wtll stnke back go unpunished. The desperate young minds are understandably Thorez, rejoiced openly in Moscow. any means necessary, including milt-at the United States, that he will cross Hussejn has used everythtng from disturbed. And in occupied Paris, the French tary force." The military experts the invisible tripwire and that U.S. poison gas to French Etendard super Son Paul's REST OF THE STORY Communist Party hailed "the Jets to save himself. As I reported on stories recite history in chronological greatestdefeatinhistory(for)... Oct. 11. 1983. "The Iraqis are sequence. He admonishes bis re- Frencb impenahsm." suspected of hoping to provoke a searchers aJways to seek two indepen- It "should not be forgotten·· writes Tolstoy, that .. Guderian 'stanks oper- ated lariely on Soviet petrol as they dashed Tor the sea at Abbeville. the bombs that leveled Rotterdam~on tained Soviet auncotton, and the bullets that strafed British Tommies wading to the boats at Dunkirk were sheated by Soviet cupro-nuckel." Conptulating Hitler on his tn- umph an the West, Stalin went to work in earnest on the Baltic re- publics; thecrimesand atrocities committed agamst these peoples are almost indescnbable. Small wonder East Europe reJ01ced when H11ler invaded the Soviet Union. When Hitler attacked an June I 941, the "Man of Steel" turned to jelly, disappeared for days. The grovelling appeaser had actually placed his faith 1 n the Reichschancellor. Even at war's end in 1946. Stalin would say nostalgically ofh1s early partner: "Ech. together with the Germans we would have been invincible." P•trlclt Bacbaaan 11•1yadic•tfil colamnJ.i. ... Giant clams are edible, but not especially tasty Am asked if giant clams are edible. "Giant" here means 200 pounds each and 4 feet wide. Yes. they're edible. Chewy. Like vulcanized chewy. But edible. They're best chopped fine in chowder. Great was the rear among swimmers once that a foot caught in such a clam meant certain death b} drowning. But there's no record anybody has.ever been so trapped. Thomas Jarman. reputed tn law to have been the greatest legal expert on the Last Will and Testament, died without leaving a will? You say you've never heard of ham? You've heard of that other famous lawyer, Abe Lincoln. He lef\ no will. cllher. Q. What college 1s 11. sir. that lists a course called "Needlecraft for Junkies"? A. No college. my dear. It's an Aggie JOke. Nor will you find any school that hsts these other ofl- reported and most-1mag10at1ve courses: "Creative Tooth Decay." "How to Convert Your Family Room into a Garage." "The Trampoline Technique ofBinh Control." "C'areer Opporun111es m El Salvador." "'High Fiber Sex." Q. Has there ever been a postage stamp to honor the police profession'> A. Not a U.S. stamp. Other coun- tries have put out cop com- memoratives. though. Eve11 bod)' old enough remembers Maril}n Monroe. bu1 how mam of her 23 movies can )OU name? · "To tra'cl hopeful!).'. \Hote Rob- ert Louis Stevenson. "is a better thing than to amvc." L.M. Boid Is• syadlCAted columalst. crisis that would force the United dent sources for every fact and, in States to support their war effort." sensitive subjects, three. This still appears to be their strategy, .. Independent sources," because and it appears to be working. some historians are willing to parrot •So far. the ancient ayatollah has other historians, a (>ractice which can outmaneuvered the strategists in compound the etrculation of er- Washington. He threatened to shut roneous information. downtheStraitofHonnuzandcutofT Some schools have been accepting the flow of Persian Gulf oil to the Thomas Malthus' .. Essay on the West if his own 011 production were Principle of Populatjon" 1798 as menaced . Washington issued grave gospel -though hjs persuasive warnings and prepared several cont-notions relating to projected. popu- ingency plans to keep the strah open. lation and "famine and starvation" But apparently no one anticipated have already disproved themselves. that the Iraqis and Iranians would Foltet's World Geography ( 1983) bomb the 011 tankers. The United similarly miscalculated. States would be hard pressed to police In 1972 the Oub of Rome, widely the entire Persian Gulf. Strategists quoted o n globaJ problems, antic1- beheve 11 would be difficult for U.S. pated what sounded like .. the decline fotces to stop the random tanker and faU of the American Empire." attacks. The ominous predictions had a The president. meanwhile, is grap-profound effect on o ur national piing with that most delicate of" psyche. determinations upon which all Two years later the Oub of Rome leaders are finaUy judged -what to had already modified its findings. but • do. He came out of the Lebanon the earlier doomsaying is what still e'periencc more cautious, less im-gets quoted. pulsive, more seasoned. But he still The Hudson lnstitute's evaluation doesn't like to sec the United States of aJI the dire predictions indicts pushed around -least of all by the today's schoolbooks as "a curriculum Ayatollah Khomeini. oflies." Jack A.adenoa 11 • •YodlctH P .. l Harvey 11 • 1y11dlcatH NJlo.maJ1t. col•maht umllaimed a~lmals can asslst11Jedicalresearch your readers to become familiar with SB 883 and wnte their Assemblymen before May 30. Don't let the emo11onal aspects of this legislation cloud the real issues. The Amenc,an Lung Assocttttion of Orange C'ounty 1s not opposed to legislauon regulating animal ex- penmentation, but it docs believe 1hat unclaimed animals should be available for research to provide a!"swers to many questions m medi- cine and allow the high quality of medical care practiced in this state to be uncomprom1scd. SB 883 IS NOT THE ANSWER Enough already for FV board To the Editor: choice, James Knapp, was not • Enou~ already! Foun~ain Valley is cho~n. A teauJarly scheduled school Just. bqinmna t~ .focus its attention board election is scheduled for No-~1~ on the Po 1t1~ move its xhool vember 1985. but Mn. Mohan a d1stnct has madt 10 improvma upper Mr. Woest have chosen to i11norc th levt'I proaress for all students. and . _. e now another disruption. Due to the cst.abh hcd ethic.al conduct IUlltS~ resianatton of James. Wocst, who is ~y National School .Boards Allocla- movina out of the country, the board tton an.d ~ ane.~puna to ov~nhrow has carefully and objectively ap-the m~ontydecis10.n. lntcresttna that pointed his successor, foUowina Mr. Wont 1 • involved in this may· pro<:edurcs and auaaesttons made by hem, as he wall not be around to be ssnolhcr di<itrict trustee, Mrs. Carol held responsible for its f'Clult. To the Editor· As I'm surr )ou·rc aware, a Senate bill 1s currently under cons1derauon in the Assembly that could potential- ly end basic medical research and stunt the growth of medical tech- nology. SB 883 would prohibit the u~ of unclajmed animals for research and teachmg purposes. Heart and liver tran plantsare now possible -but only becau~ an.imals have been availabfe for study. Also, lunJ disease patients need tthcffrom that suffcrina. and ammal research lS essential. If lon.1 transplants arc ro become successful. animal research 1s 1mperauve OAANOE COAST Baily Pilat • I I Over 90 percent of the dogs and cats used an research and teaching come from the pounds. California research mstuutions are doina groundbreaking research in the prevent.Ion, d1agnos1s. and treatment of cardiovucular diseases, cancer, da.a.betes. arthntis. chronic pa1n. asthma and other lung disoorders. fetaJ abnormaht1es, hcanna loss and bhndncu. N~ reseattb on such devastatina disea as AIDS should not be pttcluded from aocc s to whatever antmal are needed. As president of the Amcncan Luna Association of Oranac Counry and a nurse at Uct Medical Center. I urae H. L Schwetta Ill Puollsn. • -Chay Dowatlby fOolllf eroO A tent tOlhe~ Frentsltnf I (~°' Tom Tiit City dltar PEARL JEMISON-SMITH, R.N. President, Amcncan Lung A ocia· 11on of Orange County Opposltlon to Elnstel a hlt To the !dttor. Seems j u t when tempcn have cooled and community members hav~ learned to w9rk together Allin. the same group which so cWnlft<I the Fountain Valley School 01stnct la t sl>rina is at u qain. The trustees have made a JUlt and w1S<" dt'Cls1on in appointtnJ teve E1n tcin. a man of intesnty and honesty, to fill th~ scat vacated by James WOC$t, who move\ to Puerto Rico. But Mr. Wocs1 doesn't teem to undmtand lht democratk p ·. very well. He think th.al a he rn-11" • from office, he as abtc to h.and over hi trust«Ship to the person of tu chmcit. When t~ board ~vie apphcat1on from aJJ interested appli· cants, tntcrv1ew~ those applicants 1n open ses~1on, and made their decision on May 17, Mr. Woest took out petitions the very next momma to force a special cltttion. What po siblc reason could he have to object to the appointment of Rabbi Steve Einstc10. who as>- proachc the board without prev1ou~ ties to anyone on that board. and who 1s eminently Qualified? Mr. WO<'St admits to acuna on bebalf of another tntcrestcd p rt) whom ht w1U not idenufy. What 1 pathcuc way to ell: it a po i~on or leadenhip 1n the com· munuy. Mohan. Unfortunately for Mrs.. PAUL LEHRER Mohan and Mr. WC>Ht, their penonal Fountain Valley Nuke plant: Shut it dowa To the Editor: om~. not b)' anti-nuclear nctworki The problems of lht> San Onofre activi t.s liv1na on donationa. .Nuclear Power plant arc 1n the ncM Clearty the plua is beina pulled on 11310. nuclear powcr. but tht proceu must The plant i dan~rous and should bt arady sOeeded up. AJ a former be hu• down. cmplo)tt or a nuclftr plant It ia dear Tho lfO't\th of an 1nti•nudcar to me the dan~ra of'n\K~r .D1aa1 ·~arcen" electoral movement m the that rach the headlines on the Tro.u OCfnocratic Pany m Otansc Counay, pqc are only the tip of &ht k'tbtfs, coupled with the 1ncrt.asin1probkms The anti·nuclcar movnnent must of San Ono~ Will_ thrust !he anta· bttOmt v1caou 1nd mean, and"*' nuclca movcmtnt into mainstream power pohucs with power pohti OranlQ ounl)1iPOJ•1tct. '™ stra•tl)' We Shall ovettomt. '\hould no bt smct dtmenttrlt oo • RANDALL 'JIOLER bu• cough. hard-h1t1ln1 1ttack an ha1rm1n Green Party pru·nuclcarofficaal"h ·and1d11 for Hununaeon Beach Mature :workers return iiidustry, advertisers reconsider the value of retired people .....;;.-----'-' NEW YORK •CAP) -A Company is known by the people it keeps, and a growma number arc keeping their mature and experienced employees rather than sending them to early retirement, says a consultant on aging. Another favorable sign, adds Meredith Gardner, is that the advertisina industry is finally wak:ina up to the fact that most of the nation's buying power is controlled by the over-SO generation. Gardner is executive director of Too Young to Retire, a national project of the Public Forum Association, a non-profit educational organization. "l beljeve Maclison A venue is goina to ., .i:· , ~t~~ outh outlook: as it · ns to· ~ . _.:~~~~:r,~~~~~~1111 .... ~t;::;;:::~ marketplace," Gardner said. "Adverusers · have been very slow to chanae because they have gone with a proven CQrnmodity-the so-called youth market. "But per capita, the SS-to-64 aac aroup is the most affluent in the country. Older people do buy TV sets, they do buy ca.rs, they do buy liquor, they do travel. Actually, - people over SO have SS percent of the nation's disposable income. "This is double that of Madison Av- enue's favorite 18-to 34-ycar-old group." Some companies already have re- cognized the buyina power of the mature aencration and arc producina products aimed . specifically at that population seament. Gardner pointed out that "there are new types of jeans, new cosmetic lines and new hair colors for those over SO." Population projections indicate that as the "baby boom' aeneration moves into the SO.plus groue. there will be a shonage of young Amencans in the workforce, Gardner said. Many companies are bqinning to realize this, and are adopting strategic planning for the future, such as calling back former employees from retirement to fiU the expected opeom~ or retraining older workers to handle new tasks. .. Artistry a la cart ....... ,, . Sapermarket mana&en who won der where their ahopplng carta dlaaetM?U to can flnd 125 of them in French artUt Arman'• 28-foot .culptcire at a Clllc&Co art apoeldon wlaere 8 ,000 worb were priced from $50 to $600,000. Sh.orte,rjof? reap reward By JOY DEE ANTHONY .., .... c. .. 0 1 1 It used to be that a temporary otrtet worker yearned for a fuU-t~j:b· Not to today. Accordina to Carole r of LepJ Udit1 in Hun~ Beach, the pro- fessronal temporat) worlcer is rapr.dl) bccomina tht employment altcmauve of the '80s. Some of lhc temPQrarics Gerber smd5 out to law finris have been at it for six or seven yean. Their motivation varies. Love can play a role. An office worker, for instance, may find henelf stuck in an environment where all the aood prospecU have been checked out. A temporary can play a much Jarler field. New contacts can act as matchmaken. ..,.here arc lots of cupids," Gerber said. Money is another incentive. A top not.ch legal temp can make up to S2S an hour because the ano~ paying the tab won't have to paybeaftlibi.Defits and the like. In ad~tioii, t!>esc a · v request a secretary's ~nee 9:JO. Then there arc those profession.al tem- poraries wbo like the sheer chall~~ of trying a huge law firm one day, a mcCliiim- sized one the next, and a tiny one later on. Ocrbcr feels that the experience pined from diversity-makes a professionalteinp an asset to a company. Whereas a poor temporary employee can cost a company thousands of -doOan in mcss--ups or delays, a aood one can ofl'er new time. and moncy-avina procedures. Pcrliaps 30 percent of Gerber's temp& have creative careen on the side that aren't lucrative enough to pay the rent. Tempor- ary work gives them the freedom to pursue their goals or to take ume out and rcpoup. For others the freedom of a profesSionaJ temporary means more time with family. Many of these worken choose to call the agency only when they wish funds for a special seasonal gift. Not all of these worken arc women. Especially in Los An&eles C.ounty, Gerber said, male temporaries are incrcasin&)y common. Many of these have special word processing skills. Finally, there arc those who have passed their bar ·exams but can't get a foot in the door as an attorney. They sake temporary work in hopes of eventually finding a legal career. They don't plan on bcinJ pro- fessional temporaries., but what wt.th the alut. ~f la~ it im't easy fmd.i.na a pos1tion right away. The temporary slot aives them invaluable contacts m the lcpJ world. Gerber~tacts were put of the reason she was able to tum a position as a lcaal secretary into a can:er as president of a million dollar com pan~~ a worker in a prestiaious law office. says she was often &ustrated by the poor quality of most temporary workers.. A temp might say: "Let me JO get my sweater, .. and then never come t.ck. Gardner. a former retirement consultant for many Fortune 500 companies, said the major goal of her project is to chance the outdated images and stereotypes that have plquedtheelderlyforaiencrations. ..................... ~l!l!ll' .. lmi!' .. lll!lll .. ~~ml!'~ll!l!l--l!lll!!llll!l~~ ... ~~11!1111111!1 .. ~!lll!I.-. ...... .._ ............ . With S2S carm.arlced for her fledgling firm, Gerber bi:recl bendf out as .a)cpl =··~,~~......., .... ,,,_~ ··The myths and m1sconccptil>ns are endless," she said, ··such as that older people arc dependent on others. They don't want to work. Older people arc inflexible and set in their ways. Older people can't and don't want to learn. Older people are preoccupied with thoughts of death. Older people arc incapable of developina new relationships. Older people don't care Fine and Dandy about or don't get enough sex. YOU OON'l SEEM THE. T'JPE WHO GETS STAR SlRUC.K l O ME I MARION . I l KNOW IT'S C.RAZY , DE.BBIE, aur l'VE BEEN STAR. 5TRUC.K SINCE 1 WAS A K.11). • .,.hcse arc all myths. Clearly, some older people are guilty of these accusations. I know many 2S-year-olds who arc just as guilty." But, Gardner contends. if older peo{>IC can't ICl!11t why are some companies rehiring their retired employees, retraining many of them and using them as consult- ants, often at higher salarit17 "This is just the ripple of a trend that shows signs of becoming a areat wave," she adds. • Honor for Don Karcher given spirited head start Weather doesn't da m pen an evening with actress There was a party at Balboa Bay Oub to honor Doa hrcller -he's the first recipient of the Oranac County Spiritaward being&iven by theOCchaptcrofthe American Red Cross. The officiaJ presentation will be madeJune 28 during a black-tie dinner at the Anaheim Marriott, but this pany was to Jive the Host Advisory Committee an opportunity to conaratulate Karcher personally. Then on the mornina of the pany, a committee member found out it was the bonorcc's birthday. Soi the event took on a double mea~ina with a cake and the • traditional sona. Committee members and other guests on hand to conpatulate Karcher, who is president of Carl Karcher Enterprises, were his wife Dolly, brother Carl and his wife Marpret. Nora and CUrlle Hester, Dille Altdenoa, eoc.rue Chase, Tom Deemer, Bob and Dtaue Fite11(he's thedinnerchainnan). Howard BlaH, Tom Nlel1ea, Jose'* Pemcoae (he's chainnan of the chapter's financial development), Jim Ryenoa, Ram•C.riel(viccchanccllorat UClirvine), Wendy and Job Pltclless and Sudy and Betsy Suclen. The award Karcher will be rccci vi ng for bjs "efforts to improve the quality oflifc and the embodiment of Red Cross humanitarian goals" is an ori&inal work by Laguna Beach anist Roa Wood. (Dinnerreservatjons maybe made bycallina tl)eARCChapterat 835-5381.) ••• Sometimes panjes take on new meanings and sometimes plans act changed a bit. .. Memben of Vivace Chapter, OC Perfonning Arts Center, were a little panicky last week when they awoke to showers and wind. Their fund-raiser potli&hting actrcsa Betty Garren was to commence with a aounnet hors d'oeuvre buffet on the terrace at Westin South Coast Plaza. But, eve:ryth,ina worked out. .. the hotel ~a1cd an 1nsidejarden for them with fountains. trees and ice IC\lfptumandthecommit catmdon lo rai~ morc- thanS4,000forOCPAC. Garrett's one-woman how followed with the enthusiuticaudicoce applaudi na her dances. sonas and humorous skits depictina history, life and the movies. The llCttelS (La V cmc and hirley's land.lady and the Ard\ic BUnkcr's next door neighbor) also did a tnbute '° the la.e Larfy Parks who wa her bu band for 3 I yea...n The Lill IMiees, lonatimc friend ofGamtt. WCR m the audience alona 1rith Carel and 'I.tat Wtwu, JlanNand MiiMU.ltcffltrom, the J• Daaleb, ata••rt and Je Ailil c.riMtt, Mar~• and WW Day. Emerald Bly raidcnts E..-e and Elleea Wallace and T• and MlrM• lt..-Jland <.1ll.lnt mu Darren,. andDa.WMelllU . By Katy Brooks 1 SEE -- WHAT YOU f'lEAN . them from her own salary. =na that future dream office in her imqination, she -worked from home, ~ others: .. My: office is being constructed.' Now she is quite happy with bef Huntington Beach location and has even tbou"1t of franchisina the concept or opening branch offices. What made her suocess.fuJ enough to create an in-house typing service, a full. cadre of legal temporuies and a smaller group of light industrial clericals was bet desire to provide a committed temporary worker, Gerber says. Besides that, she happens to like at- torneys as a ~up. A lot of peop.te in this business don t, she explains. The ill fecli~ prevent them from building on thC1r contacts and establishing a good rappon. "I'd better like them.., she says. .. They're my bread and butter." - 2 -SQ Woman in hopeless affairneeds counseling Df.ARANN LANDERS lam in loveWJth1manl will call Keith. lkforc we met he was married toa woman with whom he had four children. Hcs<>t into troublewath the law and bad to do a A11 l.uDEIS stretch. (The charges were not tenousand blS term wu a short one.) His wife divorced him while he ""as in prison. When Keith aot out be meta airl at a hash joint. He was awfully lonesome, which rm sure you can undentand. (Also hard up.)Out of the blue. she tells him she it pregnant. I came ~ongjust about the time she pve birth to ~E~t YouRSE L~·- an 8-pound biby &irl Jam an love with thi1 suy and be says he loves me more lhanaoyoncin the world. Hcdoesn'tbaveacano I have bctndnvinabim to Octron to see hiaex-wifeand children, as weUu to TraveneCity whcrctbtairland her child live. I am 28 ycan old and want to set mamcd; Keith says to cool it until be finds out where bla bead is. Plcue tell me what to do. -MISERABLE 1N Ml Ctn GAN DE.ARM: Wlte9 &d~flMl .. t wtienMt ... tl, let me new. I'• a.e lateresiff la '-lldacn.de9 of dM ,a.ace. MeaawM.le, wMnll YOUl\M8d tlaa& '"an miff~ ..... mu toaee'-la u-wlfeudatJdrau wella1..,..erwomu •i.GJ11t Md .i1 cMNT , YoeoedmonltelptMalcupn)'Mlaalener. talk to a cle'l)'1DU or 1 coUH.lor at o.ee. DEAR ANN: l have anacqua.tnWUlC whote busbtod passed away last year. Whcnevcr&be see mcsbe saya. .. 11 your husband still alive?" Maybesheidentifieshcrhu1band withm nebecause he, too, loved to work on the lawn. paint the outlidc of the house and do odd jobs. When she walks by and &eel my husb&nddoinathmpshc hu topay to set done, I think it makct her mad. LastDeccmbttanotbcr1CQuainl&llCClotthcrbu- band. Wben I telephoned toexprcu my ~pa\hy I uttered only half a .entence before she cut me off, said abe bad company and would call me back. I never did bear from her. What's tbemanuwitb tbesewido-s?Dothey think justbecaUJCtheyhaveloltthcirbusbandithatallwomeo who still have t.hein should I.boot them? When women lOIC d>etr buabandl. why do they also lote their ma.nnen' -0 .8 .INDELAWARE . DEAR DELA WAR&: YMrSIMralllldle II inalJ mfalr.M"1beeaaeL~~· .. ~auei•1to& aclMmAMIMr wllo •11 .. 1., a.resanlal,.., call,Dle1Hd•'ta11ameallwidow1anride. Ibo• .... estreme111rattoe1 ""°"••'II MIU J"1Mb4aroadyH'• IW Mmt, CM. • • • DEAR READERS: RectntJy I pve l 00 percetlt clearance to NutraSweet (Equal) which conwn1 aspartame. I have been informed that it is unsafe for the I in I S,OOObabies born witll the metabolicdisturt>lnoe pbcnylketonuria(P.X..U.).TbeFood1ndDruaA~inia. tr1tion requ.irea this wa.nuna oaproductsoonwnu\I aspartame. Have a sweet day! t DIAGNOSIS OF MS IS NOT A DEATH SENTENCE Only 1h ofvtctlms experience major physical dtsabUtttes . Soceity's Omlge County chapter. (myetin) becomes inflamed, damaacd individuals youqer than 1 S or older ••Although MS is an extremely and scarred. These attacks, which can than so years. 9Crious~1 itisnotudcadlyoras take Ute form ofnumbneis, weakness Jn iu early stqes, victims may universally oebilitating as most or difficulties with vision, balance or suffer more than one attack pct year. people believe," Dr. van den Noort coordination, can be as brief at a 'few La~r. episodes may be reduced to teas stated "Studies show that victims of weeks or as long as several ycan. than one a year. The disabilities The disease strikes one an 1 MS live as Iona as otherwise healthy Some bouts are so mild that the resultingfromm~linscaninateodto thousand people, mostly youn& af-individuals. Only one third of suf· individual doesn't even know be or accumulate ovcr'time. fluent men and women JUSt enterina feren actually experience major she is affected; others arc so severe Some sufferen appear to stabilize Jheprimeofthe1rhves. It leaves some physical disabilities~ Thirty-three that normal activities become im-later in life. The ~ority simply severely disabled, condemned to a life percent have only modest impair-possible. stabiliz.e after a few years, while a few of -wheelchairs and constant atten-ments, while the remaining third ''Simplistically, myelin is to the follow a steady downhill counc. taon. have little or no visible effects at all. nervous system what insulation is to "MS is one of tbe most puulina Yet a diagnosis of multiple "In many cases, victims lose their electrical wirina." Dr. van den Noort diseases of our time," Dr. van den To further bolster this theory, the UCl dean noted that deteriptions of MS did not appear until the early 19th century. "AlthouJh this may mean that the MS virus 11mpJy did not emerge until this time, it could also be closely related to th~nnlngs of modem hygiene," be · There is no cure for MS, and althou&h literally hundreds of uut- ments have been tried over the years. not one has been proved useful for fighting the disease. "Use of the hormone ACTH bas a sclerosis (MS) should not be viewed ability to function not from phys~cal explained. ~When it becomes damq-Noort said. ''We don't tcnow what as a death sentence or even as the end dctcnoratlon, . but from depress1.on ed. ne~e impulS:CS can be slowed, causes it, who's likely~ to get it. or even to one's ab1Lny to lead a normal, and psycholOlia;l ~ ~ulung sent to anappropnate places or stop. what its long-term. effects are likely to active life. In fact. vicwin e disease from probl~ms in COPLOI .wt th t.he pcd altogether." . be in any partiC(Ulai eae. Sudden r. ~~~:;-.,;,'---~~~·-~~U~r.-:·~~~n d~nJJ~rt .. estunates that ~vericsarenotuncommoo." .r • '"lilly compoon its complications. fte th fin~ --rd 11~. --_, .JUt .. ~---w-· ~ --~tatt:: • .... -:;-~·-$4 proven effective io controllina the -sevmt'y of some attacks, but nothing to date has bee~ sh~wn to Jhmv:il~ ~ -van de~1>o?t~ --"' ._.,, . . ~: .... ... r ... .. ~ , • So contends Dr. Stanley van den o o e t st~.towa . conquenng women m Oranie U>unty currently sclerosis-is i\01 !fi'! , Noort, dean of the College of Medi-the eff~ts of MS, . h~ sai~. v suffer from the 'aal~ent. although its causes are not. Scien~ cine at UC Irvine and vice chainnan Mult1plescleros1s1sadiscascofthe MS tends to .stoke.young peopl~. bas now recognized that victims of the National Multiple Sclerosis central ncrv'?us sys.tern c~ctenzcd aenerally those in their late ~Os. It .as experience disorders of their immune by attacks m which white matter rare to sec a new case of the disease m .sySJems. White blood cells become But rcsean:h continues, and Dr. van den Noort is confident tbaJ medical science will soon find a way to control and even cure this much- feared crippler. Robinsons DISCOVER THE BEAUTY TECHNIQ~ES OF CHRISTIAN DIOR, WITH A COMPLIMENTARY MAKEUP CONSULTATION IN ROBINSON'S NEWPORT. Next Tuesday through ~turrlzy, June 11 co 16. CAii 644-1800, ext. 681 co make your appointment w11h Michael Roe, national mak~p artut for Chrncum Dior. He'll work with you co select the skin treatments and colors that bnng out the best in you. W'hat luxury! Among the radiant Chnstzan Dtor ojfenngs Mr. Roe wt/I demonstrate: Tnnc Makeup, .84 fl. oz. S26.50. Rouge a Uvm lipsttdt, JJ oz. S9. Rouge Bnllumt l lp Gloss, .16 oz. S11. M1J Po/uh Enamel, .5 fl. oz. S6.50. And a final flourish of Diomsence Eau de Toilette, J.4 fl. oz. S45. Call for your appointment today m Robinson's Cosmetics, 12, Newport only. M~ Michael Roe, rumona/ makeup artist for Chnman Dior. ... ----. ' -' h ,: "•-~. i t I t I I ..... ....-.--._ ~. . , , I activated. primarily those that produce and rqulate the production of antibodies, the l>OOy's virus fighters. Many experts believe that this imbalance cawes the body to tum ..,UUst itself: attacking cells contairung benign viruses, those with cieUular proteins left behind by vi- ruses lona dead, or proteins mistaken- ly identified.. as foreign. This self. destructive process is called ••auto- immunity." Then: appcara to be a JCOetic predisposibon to the diseuc, Dr. van den Noort noted, althousb children of parents with MS run only a s~tly hiJber risk of having the condition than people Without such a family history. Environmental facton appear to play a major role in multiple sclerosis, although the precise nature of this mcrcbanism a1lo is not clear. Coun- tries in colder climates, for example, have a much h.i&ber incidence of the disease than those in equatorial Dr. T&D cten Koort regions. In addition, people from uppir-middJe cl.ass bacqr:ounds run a hiaber risk than indivtduals from poorer families. "We believe the process of im- mu'nity plays a part itr this ])benomcnon," said Dr. van den Noort. "Recent evidence su~ts that ~pie exposed to infcctJons early 10 childhood develop antibodies to those infections that last through- out life. Those exposed in later childhood sometimes develop an abnormal immune response. "Therefore. children raised in clean, sheltered environments where exposure to infection is limited may enter adulthood with a higher suscep- tibility to diseases such as MS." Writing m the Nov. 24, 1983 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. van den Noort and co- author Dr. Thomas C. Chalmen of the Mt. Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, call for increased contributions by major insurance carrien to the funding of MS re-- search. .. Insurance companies and the government are cWTCntly paying for expensive and oomplex treatments that may have no actual benefits." said the UCI dean ... They'd be much better off pooling their economic resources to find treatments that arc truly cost~ffective." Dr. van den Noort also believes private contributions can help the drive toward understandina and eventually eliminatina MS. In Or-anae County, interested individuals can contact the Multiple Sclerosis Society at 891-4608. F0Tgetabout111er-p.oryloss An article I read ------------ the other day said there is absolutely no reason to rcprd the E middle years as a RIA period of crisis. Although your B friends are dying, OllECI your health is de-l•••••••••••I tcriorating. your am- bitions arc unfulfilled, the decisions made ycan aao are causing limited cWTCnt options, you're lonely, depressed and oeurotic, there is a bright spot to this pcnod. Your memory is gone. That IS &ood news! FrankJy, I was worried. I used to be IO good at remembering what't-ber-oa.me (you'd think I'd remember the woman who gave birth to me, wouldn't you?), but now everything is a st.rugle. I used to envy older women who married younger men. After all, a younger man in my life would tell me what I am doina standing in front of the refriaerator with the door open. He would supply missing words to my sentences like Ed Asner, croissant, James Michener and artichoke. Every time I would pause searching for a word and say, "You know" ... be would. I tried for awhile to regard the loss of memory u a ... not bonus, but it means the same thing ... but the mind was so selccti ve. I couldn't remember to buy salt when l 'd been out ofit for two.solid weeks., but I could recall every rotten thing the kids ever did, book, chapter and verse. I was the only guest on "The Tonight Show" who bad to write the name of the book she was promoting on her fingernail. Yet I could remember the phone number in our tint apartment. My husband said my mind wu on overload, but that's not true. I purposely cleared it of thinp I didn't want to remember, like where the fuxbox is located, what weight of oil goes into the car, and bow rm supposed to record checks in the checkbook, but it didn•t help much. I think the problem of being blessed with a faltering memory is bow to convince everyone else bow luclcy you are. Somehow they don't see it as a ... what in the world IS that word that means the same as bonus ... oh, well When I don't remember to bring the salad out ofd>e refriacrator until we're eating dessert or I s~d half of my life looking for my glasses, all I see is pity m their eyes. The other day, for example, I went crazy t.ryiDa to remember the name of Gene Hackman. When I remembered it, I couldn't remember what I wanted with it. Like I told my husband, "I'm going through a very aood period of my ... " "Life," he said. If you're not reading this column, I foraot to mail it •ITAllTCAIH Ou8ltty old --~ ICftip gold, jewllry. vmna• TIMI lneo.t~ .. L llUT IWILU. ....... ..au DIET .CENTER. A Huggins Favontt' A sm.trt low·medlum heel d~~ pump IS COMING JUNE 11 Ourtna the pat 12 )Wl'9, (Ivel fOur mllllon men and women. haw loet fl.ES 4A . ~10 lA .. 5~10 in whit~ ulf. ---~-· .:~~.~:~.' -~~~~~ -----· 99 Fa hion I l nd, NeWPOrt Beach 759·9 weight and leerned to keep It oft. at oi.t c.nt.. &HWerSt ............ 1. Celtl ... ---=-----~---M 1 • '1570 Call tO-M11. "-' • , .. wont• to work for ou. · l I Orange eo.1 DAILY PILOT~ • .,,.1, ... What happened to TV com BJ FRED ROTHENBERG Nl'T....._..._ NEW Y_rRK -Television comedy i$n't dead. Jt'1 just found in different place : the blooper-and-blunder pr<>sr1m • the lively banter on actjon-ad\'enturc shows. and lhe homes and taverns of\oday's mockm comedy characten. The atatistics arc there to s t that the old stytt, mass-appeal, slapstick comedies arc .in scnous decline. This ~t season for the first time. no comedy finished in Mr, Nielsen's Top ,o. By compariaon, just five seasons eao. When •·t..averne and Shirley," .. 'thrtt•s Company" and .. Mork and Mindy .. were the three highest rated series, nine of the top I 0 showsand IS of the first 20 were comedies. N £ritenainmmt ... Thc)"re in a h~ rt room and 1t W.cs forevn to tel 10 the saovc On .. Maanutn, P.I." and 1"be A·"f:eam," \'icwerscan set comedy from ~om Ucct and Mr. T alon1 wilb eaV) doses of dramatic spills and thnll After nockina to the mov.e thcatm for .. Indiana Jones," mcone &np- pma over a chair on TV would Sttm a tad tame. Kida and adult males are most taken ~ action-adventure programmia,. Top-10 P{o- gnms for mates 1 M9 last teaSOn inclUded tbesc8o'cJock sbo~ .. TbeA·Tcam•'(No. I), "-tfardcastle &: McC.Ormick" (No. S\, "Magnum. f.I." (No. I) and 0 Kftiaht RideT"~ (No. 9). • The pratfalls and humiliations of _phyiical sitcoms have been replaced by shows eel~ ebrating embamuina momenti, mistakes and ~tical jokes. '"TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes at>d '"foul-Ups. Bleep) and Blunders." both successful as mid-teason replacements. will be rtiular start.en in 1984-85. "'7he A· ...... nd ......... ., ,...,. •• visilanusm ... CBS comrnillioaed die Lil ratarc:h com.Pe•)' IC> .... 1 ' ... ~MrelDOll ........ Ofa. dwaclm. only Ill c:aM.n. -1 I Sdled:'1 no..t Map-.. No. I fint1iicomaw.uJ•~-~ from "niw·• eom,.y." He ....... abcadolMr. T. David Poltl'Kk. CBS' ¥10e pr•idilll IJr mearch, esumated •• die w _.., a &cade aao WOilld bave produced It._. Stan BUt Pohnd docsn ., thiak. a;m • ., " in troUble."'J\llt the kind thM loollt llf 'r I' with pttack humor and OttdlDd .. ~ ters. .. Reality and idtnufiable ~ .c -. Motks from Ork, aboas aDd ....... • l,ll&ULlftS are OU l. • .. StrON,. rcaliltk ~ .. Diplomatic mlulon For the I 98l-M season, comedies averqtd · a I S.S rating (pcretntage of all TV homes), wh.ich was almost a millJon fewer home than the 16.S rating for all rqular scncs. In all, 39 c;omed1es were on the three networks as regular scncs and replacements. Only 14 will return, along with seven new comedies. But in today's world. you get your chuckles wh~~cr you can, and the networks th.ink they've found new sources. pan1culal'ty at 8 o'clock, <r.then children and tcen--acrs have control of the sets. "As long as people keep makin' mistakes.. we'll be in busmcu." said comedian Robert Klein. a regular on "BIOopcrs." aoiaa to be cOmedy's IUt'Vlval. .. aid PollnllL "The only corned~ that Will succM •111111 that are taratteid to ~fie Md1e•• _, trive for a strong ickntJficatioa beta~ characiers and v~. •• Tbe nraaertac ~t. Boward Banter (Jamee 8. 8lkklna) taltee pleaaarelD ptdlq a'trto of aa .. •anjoa:m&1t.ta (Adam c'.Jreaory. l'fatuba 81uaelder aad Allan Jtolman. frOm left) throacJi a typical day 1n tbe cbiotic BW Street precinct OD .. Hlll Street araee" tonlebt at 10 oa JlfBC. CbaD.nel '· While kids used to watch physical sucoms. suchas"Morkand Mindy" and "Laverne and Shirley," it's obvious they're now looking for more. Today's sitcoms arc "very slow- movmg," said Brandon Tartikoff, president of TheimportanceoflheSp.m. leadofTshow1s that 1t sets up wmnin1 mgbts. For ex.ample, NBCs only victory last season qs tngercd by ''The A-Team" on Tuadays. "We're bcmg asked to create com1c/lisht adventure programs at 8 o•clock that hold audiences," said prodocer David Gerl>cr ... It's easier to ma.kc lbem work than hsk two half· hour comedies." Gerbet' labels shows like So, CBS had suc.cas ·with lbe re8liteic. .ophast.icated ;•J<.ttr A All .. -OR Mood9)' nichts. when the nC"twork is ~ Iii . intclli,ent "-Omftl apiast ABC's· .. MoDcll!Y .Ni&bt Football:' NBC bas :a wumet in dlt barroom comedy .. Chttrs. .. atlnldiac c~ edu.cated. hi&}r'.mcome ~ -t:00- 1011 NEWS IJ/LOIO I THREES COMfJANt 8UCKAOOEA8 MACNEIL I LEHAEA NEW8HOUR 1::-. ~~¥t4 ~, (C)MOYIE *** "WllG1mt1" (1913) Matthew Broderd, Dabney Coleman ODWOYIE *** "The YNI Of l.Mng Dln-gerously"l1983) Mel Glblon. Slgour- "!!1 Wertel (1)) THE AIGHTEOU8 MOTHEA8 218T NNYERSAAY C&.EIAA'OON -t:30-mAUCE Ii> FACES OF OUl. TUM (J)NEWS (II TAXI QI WHEEL OF FORTUNE g)THATGR. -7:00- 8088NEWS GNICNEW8 1:~~ I FAl/IE WHEEL OF FORTUNE e IU8IE.88 REPORT CO MOTORWEEK CJ) p .M. MAGAZINE al ENTERTAMIENT TONOHT I =.e COMIECTIOH • •11t 'Tiit Loolers" 119551 ROfy Cllboun. Julll Adams (0) GETTING .. THE GAME -7:.30-8 2 ON THE TOWN I Cl! FNl/LY RUD MONU. 9 PEOPLE'S COURT •WILD. WLO WORLD OF N9llA.L8 Ii> LAST CHANCE GARAGE CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH ~~ **'"' "Stwdust Memories" (1980) WOOfty Allen, Chlt1ollt Aalnpling. -l:00-1~~ .. Comedy isn't dead," said Tartikofr. .... just has lO be funny ... CD) $HfAK PAEVIEW8 .. ..Shoppe Of Temptations" (No Dalt) .. -t.00--t2:30- I CJ) SIMON I SIMON a a LATE NIGHT wrm Oft,Vf) a O&M LEn'EJlilAN • G NEWS 8 lWIUGHT ZONE I MERY OIWAN 8 LA Too.\Y 'A-Team' musc;les NBC int~ top ~1ot MYllERYI i..,..uwmn~ LOS ANGELES (AP) -NBC, with went lO NBCs "Double Troubfc." The •~TAE LOW.MBICMlm.E superb.it ~"The A-Team" in the vanguard. comedy'...-sudden..,uF&Hn he ratings~ a Nitlien fi&urc.s because it wu llOt ere-are the week'~ 20 top prCJ1JaJD1: • DMONET ,. flBHTTIMEIVAllETY n captured the lion's share of the Top 10 for the slii. l:.ast week it was in 47th place. · ,~ ....,........ ~.._: '--' -li1ilie-NieTscn-ratJ5!C~~~.:c ~W&!V " '!.-"""' -"-'~-~4-r-4/"(...._,_,,.. .:.~.--.>--·• 1'-·~~~ Jb ___ , • ~~6~..__.... ~~~~~tp~~~~9 GJeaon Mtc oms. R (J) MOVIE . . o . fl'lJI • • .,. -:n:: 2· Oo··t..•-T o unr 0 · _.,.__ .-. "You CM'I Go Home Again'· .. NBC won eight places in the Top 10 as It Elsewhere" and "R1ptide," led for "'11th; millio· ... n. uuwi; rouble," .... ~ lS.O cw JS. -flGHT COURT 'l979) L• Grent. Qw1I S.endon made~ big cor:tleback from the week bcfor:c. Nees-Cheers,-" six. th; NBCs Facu oflife," h ' -t:OO-when tt was third and bad only two-shows lJl -sewntb:NBC"r""~o-e~th;ABCs 3. Movie--.. Concowde: Ai;pan '79," ABC;. • • "Brannigan" (19751 John g MOYIE · the lOp rank. ABC was first the previous week ''20-20," ninth; and NBC"s Rem.inatoo 17.8 or 14.9 urillion.; Wayne.AlchardAttenborough *** "UnionPtaflc"l1939)8art>a-and CBS was second. This week CBS fell to Steele," 10th. -~'=,:SL ElJCWherc." NBC. 17.Q or 14.2 m P£TEAGUNN raSi.nw,Q,JoelMcefea.. third place. Bob Hope's Slst birthday celebration on UUUJ........_ BIZANEQ 8MOYIE The first-place tie was a rare visat to the NBCfromtbelouisianaWorld'sfairinNew 4. T~"Riptidc," NBC, 17.0 or 14.2 _ -10:00---, • 1 'Young ReCer' (1970) Hors! heights for NBC. Its last time in first (in fact, Orleans was 14th. millioo. · II CJ) KNOT8 LAHOMI Buchhotl. Gina Lollobriglda. it's only time during the just~nded season) NBC and ABC tied with a network avtr"IF 6 ... Cbecn." NBC, l6.8 or 14.0 m.ill.ioQ. 11;'-='at.UES ~~Ofllnoara"(19591Aob-was lbe week e~ed Feb. 12. The tic was the of 13.4 in the A.C. Niel1e11 Co. survey. CBS m.Jli~acts of life. .. NBC, 16.6 or 13.9 8 g 20120 .,. Slacll. Robert Mlddleton lbird this season for first place. ABC and CBS was third .. with t 1.S. The networks say this I MIAINT ., MOYIE tied once in March and once in April. . means that in an averaar prime-time minu.te milli8 •. 0 "n.Niabt Coun," NBC, 16.4 or 13.7 EYENIGAT POPS **'~ "Nol Guilty!" p974) CMato-ABC had two shows in the Top JO and CBS 13.4 percent of the TV homes were tu.ncd to G MY8iem pher Gtofge, Dlntdale Landen. had none. CBS' highest-rated show was -60 NBC and ABC. 9. "~20." Ase. 16.2 or 13.6 million. • • CD IOWllNG m OENHCOTT • Minutes" in a tie for l 2lh place. The last time It's possible th.at NBC mi&bt have bad a 10 ... RemillllOn Stee~" NBC, 16. l or 13.S CC) MOYIE MOYIE CBS was shut out of the Top I 0 was the week clear claim on first place if it had not telecast million. **.~ "Nationll Lampoon's Vaca-••~"The Best uuie Whorehoule ended May 30, 1982. the Democratic presidential debate on Sun-t I. "Hill Street Blues. .. NBC. l6.0 or 13.4 ~~(19:83) CheYy Chase, 8Ml'ty ~~:'"(1982)8ur1Fleynolda,Oolly "The A-Team" was first and second place day. The program was not included in the million. 12. "60 Minutes, .. CBS. lS.9 or 13.3 * * "K'-Of Comedy'' I 19821 Rob--._ .. ,TH~~-million. ·"' -.._ ng,u t 2. Tie-Movie-"lbe Villain.," NBC, IS. 9 or "10eNiro,Jelfylewts. eALL .. THIEFAaaY 'G Ii t • d c t 13.3 million. <pl~ Officer And A Gentle-(O)=UWmN'S~ rem ns 1nva e oas 14.BobHopeBirthdaySaJute,NBC. l5.6or man" I 1982) Richard Gere. Debra "Sex Swedes At A Pump' (No Datt) 13.0 million. Winger z MOYIE IS ... TV Bloopers&: Practical Jokes," NBC, 'SJ BAARY MNILOW: THE • * Beyond The For•t 1 t949I "The thing you must never forget. no matter sllckers. collectors albums, a book.mark and t S.4 or t 2. 9 million. CONCSlfATBUNHEIMPAlAOE BttttC>avia.JottphCouen how much he cries. no matter how much he grcctJn~ full of Gremlins masic. IS. Tie-Movie-.. Orca," ABC. IS.4 or 12.9 , · -10:3G--l:SS-begs, never, never feed him after m1dmght." Spiel the creator of such films as million. eNIEPENDENTNEWS c EROSAMSICA Verysoon,thiswamingwillbcheardacross ''Jaws."··RaidcrsofthelostArk"and"ET.," 17. ••Mqnum. P.L," CBS. IS.l or 12.6 -11:00-tL& the count~as anticipation builds for Fnday's has veiled his newest etfon in secrecy. lo millJon. -. --fSl,.,. ,_NEWS H ..---:--• • r-.-1· "prod ccd b S h keeping with the polit-v, the Gremlins' ---ULl\UllllW ..,,,,.. opcn1ngo 'Vticm ms, u y tep en -, 18.Movie-"PrinoeoftbcCity,"Panl,ABC, 9NATIOHALLAMPOON'8HOT u Ttn Man. 119811 Tmothy Bot· Spielberg and directed by Joe Dante. productsarrivingatK.C.'sHalhnarkSh<>l>arc tS.Oor 12.S million. R.AIHUIROWAN UIMTIN'I ~ '°"" ~ Jur9'N K..C.'s Hallmark Shop, at 2300 Harbor bcina sto~ in an ovem.zed shoebox. an atem 19. ·~ A Lacey." lU ..._ • trA•t•H -a.-Blvd. in Costa~ will be in \he \luck of tbal\)laysasipificaatpenintk"'GI. hm.. •Acw SOll)OOlJ) e OIS NNS tlGHTWATCH Gremlin fever with its hnc of Hallmark 11'lOVle. The grand un~ng of' "'Oremlim.. 20. "'TbC fan Guy... ABC 14.2 or 11.I =::f ANONSEOFAEGIW.D • NEWS-ttO-puzzles, posten, gift wrap. party $tOOds. products will be Friday at the store. millipn. ~AH DYKE <CJ lilOY1E (2flllOV'w; * * "&Mnmer LOYWS" j1982) Daryl • * • "And Now For Something Hannah. Peter Gallagher Completely Different" ( 1972) Grwm -2:30- Ctlaprnan, John CJetse. -11:30- 8 (I) TAAPPER JOHN. M.O. O QITOMGHT 8 SAT\MDAY NGH'T' 1= ***~ "Tiit Blg Country" (1958) =tck. Charlton Heston 8 (II MC NEWS NIGKTUNE 8 0lMOVIE * t 'h "CrOSMd Swordt" Cher Reed. Raquel Welch. G JOKEA'8 WILD 111178) Q .. SfAACH Of._ • AACHIE BUNKER'$ PLACE **!Ir "M11r°' Of Deception" 119751 Kim Darby. James Maxwell. -S.'00- C!) QICO ANO THE MAH (!)SOAP • IETTER SAFE THAN 80ARY •MOW t *'Ji "The Montychangtrs" (Part 2 ot 2K 19761 ~n Douglas. Chnst<>P!* PUnmtr • PAEVEHTlNO CHll.O smJA.L --Ii> COMPUTER CHAONCt.E8 (C)MOYIE * * ~ "Enigma' 11982) Mll11n Shttn, Bngitlt Foaey (R)MOVIE" H "Grtut 2" (1982) Maxwell cautfitld, Mlchellt Pftlfftr (S)MOVIE * U "Jett y11 And Hyde.. T ogtllltr AOlin" 11982) Maril Blantclltld, Btu Armstrong. -8:30-B ~NI/LY TIU * *1' "Maracaibo" (1958) Cornet Wildt. Jeln Waliac:t • TIC TAC DOUGH lOYEBOAT • QtlLDREN BETWEEN I.ff ANO DEATH • LATBIOHT AMEM:A m100a.ua C MOVIE • ~ ''Hatlonlt Lampoon's Class Aarlion'• {1982) Gemt Grlhlm. Mic:hall lemer -t1:60-~MOVIE •• "Breathless" 11983) RicNrd Gere. Vlltrit Kaponsky -11:56- (HI MOYIE * * * "The Year Of lMnQ Oan-gerously" 11983) Mel Giblon, Sigoor· ntffWll*. -t2.'00- • EYE ON HOLLYWOOD DMOYIE * ** ''Johnny Eager" 11942) Robetl T 1)1«. l.11\1 T ""*· Cl) INOEPBaHT NEWS • 1ltaCE OF THIE NGH'T' 0 EUAEKA STOCKADE -t~t5- tOlMOYIE 0 THE flOHTEOUS IAOTHEAS 21ST ANNIVERSARY ca.EIRATION BIZANEQ -3:15-(% Cl8IA800fE -3:30- 9MOYIE •• "Alnbu$11 At Cimarron Pua" 11958) Scott Brady. Margit Dean. (!) FAITH20 )MOYIE * * * "Jell ya And Hyde... T ogetlltr Again" 11982) MIR Blanllfield. Btu Armstrong l?JMOVIE • • "MysterieS" 11979) Rutger Hauer. SyMI Kristel -3:45- CHJMOVIE • • .. GrelM 2·· (1082) MaxW'lll Caulfield. Midlelle Pfelfftf "' -$:50- l Cl THE MA1<JNO OF AAIDERS OF THELOSTN« -4.'00- TOP C1 THE MONING ~-------------, • MAACUSMl.BY,M.O. OIMOYIE *. "Summer Camp' I 1979) Jofvl c Mclaugtlltn Mall Md\M -4:.30- WEDICAL DOCTO.. Rock up; country declines NEW YORK (AP) - Americans brought a h1&h· er proportion of rock and black-dance music rccords la t year than in l 982. but country music sho\lllcd de· clmcs. a n tndusU)' survey hows. Fiaurc released by the Rttordina lndu try A~ ~iation ofAmenca ho\111- • ~ that 35 petttnt of an retail m.--ord sates in 19 3 ~re for rock m us.ic -up• pcrttnt from J 9 2 but down from •42 percent in 1979. R()(k 1J!O u#d 1u direct manct -phone or mail onScr-hare ffom 27 percent 1n 1982 to 0 pattnt in I 9 l. about the PlaJ9 benelf A.ctr 111 'Ber111 MldaU WW .ear ta .. Vic· ti.Ilia for Vlctllllia;'' a TV ....... bu1I •Iler aeu·fatal attacll. Wclaaa wUl "'= "'"1f la tile ma, licla.eclaled to air oa me IS 1l$ l 79 dittet market l . Country mu 1c ac· countrd for I pttttnt of rct.all and 20 Jltl"C."tnt of duttt m rkrl '3lt' la t Mat fall. ~c r. June 9th -11 :00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Win a trip to CopenJi4gen! Via .US Airlines . . . Join us for the 7th Annual Scandinavian Festival of Dance aa. South Coast Plaza Villa1e. Su ·edish. Noru1egian. Danish and Vasa Folk dancers twirl around the flouer-covered Ma~pole to the music of the Alfon Bergstrom Orchestra. This Summn- <."'Clebranon begins at 11 :00 A.~f. a.s the dancers drm~d in their colorful natilie costumes parade tow Vi.llage Green for the raising of tlie M~. n.t drawing lt•rll be held at 11 :15 A.M. for tke ~ trip to Cdpenhligen for 2, ~immts of SAS Airlin . Winner m145t De prt!5ent . Admission is free c1tid chc parking i plc:ntJfa.l . 2 2 JS 3 -'----·--.... ,. ......... Orange CouJ DAILY PILQTITiu.irtday, June 7, tOM Prince beco~ing king of rock vlifeo'1_ llt£A 990-4 0 21 UA MOVIES 4 .... Iii""' Ii o..,.. ,..., U T~O 581 5880 FOWAROS SA001. EBACK Cii ....... ~- ' tUfTICTClt BOCH 8-48-0388 frYNAAOS Hl.MWGTON w-........ , .. " llDlllf1 SHOW ICJIClll ' OOl.IT STtllO ~ HABIA (213) 691-0633 e!f ,l~ SQUARE ltllSS«JN VU> 495-6220 f~~L Mli.,~JUO MALL WEmMSTB 891 ·3935 EDWARDS CINUIA WEST ""'-I( ~illia WESlWCSTEI 891·3693 PACIFIC HIWAY 39 DR·IN e..i.Ws. "'' r., Singer's •purple Rain· pushed as record album, upcoming movie By BOB THOMAS • J 1&1"-.... LOS .ANGELES-:-With a_gold cruc1fi~ b.anain& a.round bis necl. he sits in a ni1lk.·wh1tc bathtub in a cavtmolis purple room tluttcnoa with flower petals and white doves. The thumpma rhythm be&in~. and the scene shifts with breathtakina quickness to a passionate kiss, a motorcrcle ride and a domestic quarrel. It ends with a mirror-amaae dance. If you watch Music Tclcvis1on or TV rock shows1 you've see!' the s1x-.minucc ~ideo, .. When Doves Cry,' stamna Pnncc. You 1J be seeing more such videos as part ofa coordinated campajin to sell both the album and the movie, "Purple Rain." Rock video has been ~before to promote movies. notably "Flashdance" and "Footloose," but never with the precision applied to ··~te Rain." Naturally so, since tbe film was produced by Prince's managers, the team of Bob Cavallo. Joe Ruffalo and Steve Fargnoli. Onetime classmates a.t GeofJCtown University in Washir&ton, the tno ente~ muSJc management io the '60s witll the Lovan' Spoonful, and prospered in !he '70s with Eanh, Wind and Fire. . Their star in the '80s has been Prince, who was born Prince Rogers Nelson, now a 24-ycar-0ld sensation from Minneapolis. "A movie seemed like a natural carttr move for Coloring Contest ltS A Horse Of A Different Color · Orange County fairgrounds • Costa Mesa • July 6· 15 WINNERS! One winner in each age gr~up will be chosen. Each winner will receive 4 tickets to the Orange County Fair. Winning pictures will be posted in the Fine Arts exhibit at the fairgrounds. , NAME -----------------------------------------------------ADDRESS -------------------~~-------------~ PHONE --~---~~----~------- 0 6-8 )'fl. 0 ~-5 yn. ..-----,;-, AGE GRO P R LES & REGULATION I. All cntrl mu t be completed by• cblld in qc pou.,_ Ii ac.d. 2. Send ~otrin to Coloring Coot t. P.O. Bo, 1560. Cot'-M a. All tntrt DlU1t ~ rutl~f'd by Jun 15th. 0 9-11 yn . 92626 Prin ," id RuffaJo ... He as ftry nnematic in nas conettts. and he ttaisters well on the teteen. He wanted to ~o a motion picture nut. and be felt &ood about .niH into u:· ·-... The th~ man aera IJ"l"an&Cd independent financina for the $7 malhoo film, and it was sbot last ™1 on locations tbrouahout the Minncapoli1 area. Not swprissn&}y Warner Bros., for which Prince records, will rcleaae th~ film . His "Prince 1999" double-LP remains oh the cha.ru after sellini 2.3 million copies in 80 weeks. . .. We've been involved in the explosion ofmulicand v1dco fo~ mo,rc than four yean. before they bocame popular an this country," Ruffalo said. "They atarted o~erseas, e11K7ially in F~noc, Oennan.y and England .... ¥idea made it mu.ch caster lO reac:b the mus1c a~ieoce obroad. "When video took bold in \bis country we were riabt in the middle of it because of our artists " ' The "Purple Rain" campaian hU been sh= planned. Finl the sinale "When Doves Cry .. was rel ''Its plays on radio ana TV will help build an awareness fo; the album and the movie," Ruffalo said. ''Tho video itself will contain artwork from the album cover •• . After the LP iJ released June 20 another linalc and video -reflectin& the movie -will be out The film will be relea.sec;l this summer. Ruffalo said the videos cost from S4S,OOO to about S l 001000. Costs were cut. be said, by usina scenes from lhe movie. .Ruffalo sees videos as a factor o'f cbanae in bOth the music and film business. "Music is very impor1ant to the mo~ie industry bc<:ause it.attracts the exact core of the audience that goes to films. Videos arc obviously a vital new way to reach that audience," he said "Until now it has never been a requirement of music stars lo be attractive on film," he said. "Ifl owned a record company that was hirin! new artists, I'd make sure they looked good on camera. --·---t • Pate's er.., OnwH "401 ·--~~) l::.:=.I NEWPORT BEACH SANTA ANA Cabaret Rep set for 10th season A Shakespearean classic. an original musical revue and a Noel Coward comedy will comprise the 10th anniversary season of the Cabaret Repertory Theater in Brea. Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" will be performed June 15-July I, followed by the musical..i.''Amy & Friends II," scheduled from July 13-22, and the U>ward comedy "Present Laughter," opening July 27 and closing Aug. 12. The shows will be presented in.the Curtis Theater of the Brea Civic Cultural Center, I Civic Center Circle. 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NiHi EVERY THURSDAY 2 ADULTS ~e~ PRICE OF 1 Children Under 12 .AJways FREE All OPEi 7 :30 "1 1 vti.v • '°"'°"" "-, .... ,..., ....... Cell ., .. .. "STAI TB I lll SEMCH FCI SPOCI" (PC) PUG "Tll Ull> ~ fl( ..a" (!S) ''PUD ACADOft" (I) P\llS "TmaC.~(N) "CllC( "°" • Tiii " MIJllCA" (I) P\111 • '1llll0 •ACJ" Cl) -.. !1~-~-1 'flilW(i> ----JUii. 'ftlJT11111" CJ) • ~ . ~Temple' moves over· for 'Trek 111' ............ _......._.. \ - .. HOLLYWOOD (AP) -.. Star Trek Ill.. mark. Paramount said, was Id bf .. Star Trek warped pasi the hiahly touted .. Indiana Jones II: The-Wrath of Khan;• which sroncip about and the Temple ofl>Oom" at lhc bOx office in S 1<4.3 million when 1t Opened at t,621 theaters hs openana weekend. in June l 982. · The "Star Trek" ~uel, .. subtitled ••The "Temple of Doom .. bas &rosscd $68.l Search for Spock," found a bonanza in a mimon 1n its two wctks of play. record release to •~966 theaters. eamina S 16. 7 Here are the top-srouina movies, the million while ''Temple of Doom,'• sequel to companiei th.at produoed tl\em, number of 0 Raiden of the Lost Ark," brouaht in $16.4 weeks in releue and their ~ last million. • weekend: Paramount. which made both movies, 1. ·~iar Trek.ID." Paramount, o.ne week, ~!aimed the "Star Trek 111" had tbe best non· $16.7 million. holiday openina in film history. The previous 2. ''Indiana Jones and the Tem of 'Doom," Paramount, two weeks, $16.4 ·million. 3. .. The Natural," Tri.Star. four weeks. S3.4 million. '4. "Brukin'," MOMUA, five wttks. S2.S million. S. ·•stn:ets of Fire." Uni venal, one week. Sl 4 million. 6 ... Once UPon a Time in America," Wuncr Brot .• one week. S2 ... million. 1 ... Romancina the Sto~ ... fox, 10 weeks, S2.3 million . . -------....,, The thcattT arts depart· ment at Saddlet»ck College is offering suided tours of its theater facility on the Missi~n Viejo campus. - The tour lasts approx·' imately 4S minutes . '·M • k d ' · liah~~,1::J~~~~n~~ l a o ulleVen, Operetta Ir r'rl f' CISTAllDI Comet I • to • . \ rooms, the stagecraft shop where sets are designed and constructed., the costume and makeup areas and a look at. the stage riggina systems. Groups interested in ar- ranging for tours of the theater facility should call David Pecoraro, the de- partmtnf s production manager, at 831-4764. By SVSAN-l'INGER ...., .... c., a a , The Fullerton Civic Liaht Opera lw presented an uneven. but eocouraa· ~k=~nnanoe of 1be Its production bad many strona· Point.a -most notably the teneral quality of sinaina, Jenny Wentworth's detailed and colorful costumes and Mark K.lopfen1tein'1 sumptuous scenery. Though all of the soloists -includin& Gene Noble, Diana Loomis and Keith Dillon as Pooh-Bah, Yum- Yum and Nanki-Poo - ~ wi.th clear, easily pt<>. ject:J.n& IODe, the star of the show WM unq.esUoubO' i'. JunRWe. i As Ko!,Ko -lord Hilla •4t Executioner, who ha. talk-• eel bis way out of, the death ... sen1eoce (tor &be ~&al ~ crime of flittiJll) IDd into f his p:esen.!n~tion :· with the 1 lolic that one is not qualified IO cut oft' uotlter penon·s head until one ha cut off ;. one's ovm -Rule brinp · unhibited ICDSC of the ··r:~:sJ~~~-:·-~,~~~·~~-~~~~. g · "1tcit t: The f'SY ~ llU 990-4021 UA Movies 4 llUA PAii 821-.4070 Buena Park OJ ~n COSTA l£Sl 546-2711 Edwards South Coast Plaza n TOIO 581·5880 Edwards Saddleback , ~-,. • AUIOOCOllMJ#f~ .__.. ....... ~o ·-··--... -~ . u lllAIA 523-1611 SRP Gateway 5 ~ IUCI 673-8350 Edwards Lido OIUCt 634-9361 f>actfte Orange Or-In OUIC£ 634-2553 SYUFY Ctnedome 1($T911SRI • UA Westminster Mau 893·0546 r-LUIURY THEATRES A tso sno•lnt HolOot (R ) -"-rl ·-~~!._·>11 . ~ .. -.-Bl O.C Cae (RI s:~~-·,, ft: •"•ll•s m """' .... ~ ... G•~ . ill * Orl w•ln• DMll 7 :JO WM••110J I . 00 w .... 111tni. * Ct,.ld•"'' UNi•• 11 F Rf£ Uul~, No14Pfl be broupt to each or lus 1ClCDeS WU most weloOme. Unfortunately, it was often most nc:cessary, ~lly in the fim act which suf- fered from painfully slow pacing. . But the biaest (Jrawbeck of this production was poor pronunciation, and some silly wnpcrina with the text that could be under- stood. Gilbert's lyrics are ev~ bit as memorable as - SulliYan's melodies - witty and pointed R.athcr than playing doYD to tbe audience. bis humor as- swnei a certain level of acuity for its parody of society. And though be cbOIC his native English society. the caricatures of JOVerntnCnt Officials and llT'ationaJ laws arc equally applicable an~ Not trusl1n& contem- porary abilty to generalize the sa1irc, this performance took .. some additiooa.I b'bcnics to further update some of the jokes -for today'• A-.ncaa ... 4iewaa .. T '*I. Pointing 6Jf IO ti.le dis.- ta.nee md saying· that Nanki-Poo lw absconded to Garden Grove is silly and distractingly mis-. p~ And substitutina .. lady terrorists" for .. lady . novelisu" among Ko-Ko's people who would not be · mis9ed from society, is grim. Bows to the feminist movement aside, terrorists are simply not funny. Gilbert s charact~ristic patter is notoriously dif- ficult to pronounoc. but this difficulty must be sur-· mounted forsuoocssful pcr- formanoc. Otherwise, won-• dering what all lbe fuss is , about, one is so busy strug-alina to follow the plot, that : one hardly has time to · mourn for lost witticism. : blevcnheless, this pro-: duction had its moments, • such u lbe trio .. Here's a ! How..(fe..do, •• and the socne in which Ko-.ko woos lbe • shrewish Katisbaw (Suzan-• ne Fcrsen). And the overall musical .and visual quality · of the program was attract-: ively professional and • bodes succ::css in the future. : 19 .......... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· BE THE FIRST TO SNEAK A PEEK OF "GREMLINS." . SPECIAL ADVANCE SCREENING ! TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT. EDWARDS TOWN CENTER Irvine man promoted by C<:Jldwell Banker Irvine restdent Scott Perley bas been promoted to vioc president. residem manager of ColdweU Bader Commercial Real E1ta&e Services' Santa Ana office. Perley, formerly sales manqer •! Cok1~ll.'s Anaheim office, o~w directs a 28·member staff of sales and ICl.Sllll speciahsts. Perley bas been wt th Coldwell since 1979. after more than six years experienc:e as a real estate broker. He is a past president of the Villa&e Part Com.malty Alsodatla in Irvine. • • • Job lltofclaalk, a sales consultant for the 1ndiana-based MayOower gency, has received the Aero MayflowerT~~it Co. Achievement Certificate for completing the movmg firm's sales tramJng course. Krofchalk. of Costa PERLEY KROFCHALK RISNER YURKOVICH I . I. COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS B-t .... • • -.. County1: hi--tech ·:~ . fil-mstci: . . expand:= • • Business firms 10 the hl&h J~'h· nol<>JY group will lead Orange Cowi· ty's 10dustnal expansion durin& ,U,t ·next decade. according to RQl)c:Ji Dunham, president of The NewpQl'I Economics Group in Newport Belch His firm's recently released stud) of 300 hi-tech companies projec&s. • IS% annual growth rate. New space ~uircments for the next two yeah will total 8.4 mill square feet. •. The four major bi-tech groupa will be led by electronic computing and semi.conductors with a 20 pertejlt annual growth rate. New space re- quirements in the 19~ ~ 986 tirfi:~ frame will total 6.4 m1lbon S<l\UU"! feel y Ranking second will be wr- Mesa. \V8S among 17 Mayfl~~~ l _1 states who_att.en<!ed -~~n ,.>-( •• ~~-~-il~: -' ...... ::;:=;~::_::::::;~::;.. (Y.•~t '"'~~ •· <;.. n ~~·L.,:~' '1 . l .;;; • .,_ " t Vt.._""' . • • • craft/spacc vehicles/instruments with a 10 ~rccnt ann~l 6wtb rate .... "".:" -. ~~ itll&. IODtjl.; ... - :?Witruii 2 moo s. tbe'"utJ;l group, research and. develop112tnt labs, will experience a 15 pcrczol growth rate. ·However, due t~ a smaller base, the 2:¥?Tspace requirc· ' I ~ Lee Rluer has JO med AST Resea.rd be. of Irvine as director of product planning. lo bis new post, RisnCT is responsible fot reorganizing and expanding ASrs markeung department to accommmodate changes brought about as a result of the company's rapid growth. Risner has said be plans to establish a product manager structure to band.le ASrs f!lOre than 30 products by product line. Risner was formerly Wlth e. Ito~ ltbd With 'Prt.toah. Inc. • • • Newport Beach resident Au.a Yartovicla bas been appointed personal shopper for Bllllockt Wlldlre Newport Bead. She brin~ a Ion~ history in merchandismg -including buying, managing and market analysis -to her new job, where she will be available to assist in wardrobe coorchnation, accessory selection and g.ift buying. • • • Pick Sy1tem1 of Irvine has added two new directors as part of an effort to , expand sales and marketing for its data base management-oriented operating system software. Joining the firm's~ of dinctors are Newport ~ch resident Gerard Gayod, computer executJve, mdustry ~aJyst and publisher; and LL GeD. Eaceae F. Tipe Jr., USAF ret., former llead of ~e DefeDse hteW1eace Aseacy and president ofEagene F. Tipe Jr., Inc., an international consulting organization based in the Washington, D.C., area. • • • GaU Da.ffey Jr., 60, of Newport Beach. has retired from PacUlc Bell, ending a 37-year career with the company. The UCLA graduate held management positions with the phone company in San Francisco and New York. In his most recent position be was responsible for over-seeing almost 3,000 directory assistance operators in Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego coun\Jes. • • • The Oruge Couty World Trade Center AJ1ociatioD, a non-profit group that seeks to promote mtcmauonaJ trade, recently elected JO of its members to its board of directors. David P. Collins, of the Callfona.la Fl.nandal Groap, was elected chairman. . . . ' Ualk4 Retat-All/'ne Party Place of Costa Mesa bas hired a new ~y plannin& consultanL Dtaae Car11aa1 will help \he host or hostcu of a pnvate of corporate-sponsored event plan all the details of a successful party, from plannmg traffic flows to creating t.he atmosphere. Cardenas has been in the party planning business for six years. • • • • More than 300 members of the Oruge Couty World Trade Ceater .A.soclatton have elected 10 members to its board. They include David P. Colll111 of Callfol'llia Fl.nanclal Groap, chairmao; and Tom Stag of Pflier Corp., vice chairman. Other directors arc as follows: Duila Cacclamatta of Peak, Marwick. MJtclaell; 'l'Hodore J. Faller, Jobson 6 HJuiat; ationey Rou.Jd D. Halpen; Leonard A. Morgu, Bl.Dk of America; Ec1Jti-Arm1troD1·McCorkJe, Travel Plauen hterutioul; Doaald Miller, Marine Natioaal Bl.Dk; at1onaey Rlcurd Sdtwan1telD; and Robert Slater of Tradu lnterutlou.J. Seeing eye to eye . Diana Jam....ca.tma of the Leamtni Com- pany, Menlo Park, C&llf ., clo.ely eumtne. a computer .. eye," a read-write bead for a floppy, dlak-drlve lnfonQ.tiOD .tonce •ya- tem. Tbe "eye .. reada a.ua,te character of information nery 32 mlcr0-11eCOnda or one million cbuacten per HCOnd. Tbe firm manafacta.ree computer moftware. California business firms to generate 15,000.jobs . The Department of Economic and Business Development report that 6 7 companies expanded or located new operations m California in the first quarter of 1984. The expansions and locations are expected to generate nearly 15,000 direct and indirect jobs and a total investment of more than $368 million. Expansions. locations,, and em- ployment for the fint quarter of l 914 outpaced fourth quarter 1983 results. In that quarter, 51 companjes ex- panded and located new operations in the state. generating an expected 12,000 JObs and investment of more than $372 million. Six counties accounted for the majority of new expansions and locations in the first quarter: Los Angeles, San Diego, San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Tulare and Ventura. A percentage breakdown by cat· cgory oftbe companies that expanded or located new operations in the first quarter shows: electronics· pro. duction facilities, 33 percent; pro- duction facilit1es (non-electronics), 32 percent; headquarters, 10 percent; research and develoement, I 0 per- cent; warehouse distnbution. 10 per- cent and energy related, 5 percent. Forty.four companies expanded exis~ operations in the state. Golden State Cheese Co. 's new fa- cility in R1vers1dc County was the largest expansion. Golden State Ch~ Co. will invest $104 million and create over I 00 jobs, in the process of building the world's largest cheese factory. Thirteen companies moved opcr· ations into California during the first quarter. The largest newcomer was Ragu Foods, Inc .. which will employ 440 workers and in vest S 10 million at its new San Joaquin County facility. The largst investments were by: Golden State Cheese Co .• Lux Inter- national, Roclcwcll International, Domain Technology, Raau Foods Inc., and Nippondenso o( Los An· geles. The leading companies in tmns of jobs generated were: Ragu Foods Inc., Yellow Freight Systems, Coachmen Industries, Dusan Tools, Poppy Foods. Domain Technology and UPS AND DOWNS Glaser Brothers, Inc. "These new expansfoos and lo- cations arc further evidence that California is regaining the confidence of the business community as a site for job-creatinJ business invest- ment," said Christy M. Campbell, director of the Department of Econ- omic and Business Developmenl. "But we need to continu~ to &et the -word out to companies that Cali- fornia is hospitable to business," Campbell added. According to the Dcpanrnent of Economic and Business Develop- ment, the number of new expansions and locations is a conservative esti- mate. The department conducts a quarterly survey of local economic development professionals in the state's 58 counties and monitors business research publications to arrive at its estimates. The Department of Economic and Business Development is responsible for promotina the creation of jobs throu&h economic development, The department encoura&es companies to expand or locate in California, helps local communities strengthen their economies, provides assistance to small business, conducts economic policy planning and research, and promotes travel and tourism in California. I Pr~ ~ Is I~ s b Ull ct un 1~ i UP Ill } ! 8i : 10 1 Up . DOWNS p LAf1' _Chj,. ct 1 or I J !t -lit. 11/· = 'h J ''~Is I/• -~ ·~ ~ j ll~C 31/• 'h 11 ~= :~ = li = H~·~ H 1 Ir I r.:~,. I/• L '-'~ ,,... ~ oss ..... '"' 1 . ex on ~ 14 t: orfus a N's f?~! -•1. •,; en tee ~ mcnt will be 600,QOO feet. : Finally.all computer programming and data processing firms wiJl expaad by 10 percent per year, represeDi.ial the need for 400,000 square feet .o1 additional space through 1986. Dunham pointed out that the toJ&l Orange County high technology fD- dustry is om prised of 1,260 firms wtJh 79,000 employees-representing 9.3 percent of total coµnty employcnl Building. space occupied now totals slightly over 28 million feet. An accurate definition of hi·~h firms and hi-tech buildings is o~n the subject of much debate among broken, developers, and lenders. Tile Newport Economics Group utilizes a definition especially feared towards the development . o sop~stica¥d business parks. Designated mdust~ must have a higti percentage , of technology--oriented workers, a hlih percentage of research and develop- ment activity and a technoJogy- oriented end product. Theo, it is imponant Lo focus on the special building requirements for these firms. The typical size ·a significantly smaller than many n- pect at 22,000 square feet. Ap~- 1mately one-fourth of all firms utiltie 100 percent office space with the balance averaging about 40 percent . The remainder of these buildingi 4s generally high-finish industrial space wit h d r.o p c e i Ii n gs a 11 hcatinJlven ti la ti n&'air con di tioniil,g. windows, and interior trim. The business operations typically require ~ppronmately 25 percent of the building for research and devefop- ment use, SO percent for manufac- turing, an~ the balance for sales and warcbousmg. The mMt import business park feature for high technology firms is security for the entire development and for their own building. Seminar slated on housing costs The Orange County chapter Build- ing Industry Association and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will conduct a joint seminar June I l to cxadlihe programs directed at reducing hoUs- mg costs. Congressmen Jerry Patterson llhd Bill Lowery. members of the House Banking Committee, arc scheduled speakers aJong with Bnan Motrey, senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank.. and Gordon D. WaJker, deputy under sccrttary {or HUD field corporation. .. The seminar will bc&in at 8:30un. and will conclude with a luncheo~ at 12:30 p.m. Cost or the luncheon will be SIS. Reservations for the event arc limited to 1,000 panic1pants. For infonnation phone the BIA/OCC at 547-3042. ... ...... ...... -----1--------------~-------------_,_i,.._ __________________ ~-·~t~ \--~~--~--------------.............. ..::...._._ ............. __ ..-.~~----~ ............ .-.. ........... ____ .......... .._ __________ __.--.,,........_-:-.._ ____ _ I Windo.w etching redti~es .. -probability of auto theft Oran e County 'ht h risk area' .tackled by French ID system BJ JOY DEE ANTHONY Dllr.NlltC.11141 .... U)"I. Beeawie .. wtet vehicles" such as Pone~ Ctdmacs, Mttcedel. and 8MW1 a.re most likely to need etdlina, Hopo bad to find a wey that would not afrtct the beauty of lbe vehicle. Tbe ptoceaa be u1e1 turDt out a number very ainulat to the mnuf'actum's ,,__ tlraCly f'ouOd in window corncrL ~ Window etcbina ia a prime de1m'ellt to crime becluM He was readina a French mapzint' about .. la taioo.'' a takipa out the window u e..xpenaive. Even a Chevrolet proceu of etchina a number on a car to ~vent ita bei~ Cbevene, illlilill for Uow.d Sl,000.·wouJd ~ S800 to stolen, when the fdea hit. If insurance companies in France i.ve ill wiDdoWs ~ A thief 1V00 't apaad tbe time were. willina to ~Y car ownen a 3' percent discount if met trouble wbrn an invenlOt)' of olhet CUI are littina their can were etched, wby not American jniUraoco ArOwad. A Meieecla' _. wiadOW 8'oae woUld cotr C91ftpaniea? • ' SUOO to~. Seciarity Etch will allo etch otbei' car While stilJ in the talk.ins stqe with the insurance paru,:boMver, and even atemt in the bomCs Mil as tva. people, today James Hopn is president ofSeCurity Etch )' . IDDetroit,HopnUid,an~aystritreducedthe International. His customen are car dealers, fleet owners, number olaii stolen by 99 perc:eUL JtrevioUity, Ill a thief and individu&ls. hid to dO wu to rep!ace the aaaDdard ideDtifica&iOo It's what you caU a .. win-win-win" situation, HOJAD numbef1 chAnlc the licente plate, and dO a bit of paper says. The car owner wins because be or a.be bas a crune Wort. u thieves were really pianicuJar, nabbi.na off t.be deterrent in the form of a vehicle identification number Cllline bloCt nwnbm made the car virtually u.nidcn- tched in tiny numbers on each window. The insurance ti.fiabie. • ~cy wilJ Ftenti.ally benefit becaUJC auto theft currently Oranae County. Hopn says. is an espcially hlab risk 'i.Dvolvcs SS'billion a year in stolen assets and costs the areabecauteofi11qualityc:an.;Someoldercancanbevery msurance business a ton of money. Finally, law profitabletoathieC.Oneiaa'7~v~Plnure ~--!_ 9 n:einai.ent officials ha~e an easier time •oin• after to bard to come M. that Whole can are ri--4 off for .;.uu 0 ... ~eal Illes. Sl~y a '?6 CMmac ~Sl0,000 • Say a police officer spots an abendoned vehicle in a 11 likely to be worth $30,000 if told pen by pan. Hogan vecant lot. /-. quick ca1J to headauarten or a tap into the said. s-trol car•s computer system wi'll match the chemically Despite his current interest in crime, Hopn basn•t etched vehicle identification number with a list ofhot cars always beea to involved. A couple of years .,_ bdore and their owners. In seconds. the vehicle's owner can be Security Etch was formed, Hopn was into televisions and notified. toilets. .. Hop.n's process, utilizinJ cbemistty koowledge he The toilet company bepn on what Hopn called a picked up when he wu a pre-dentistry m:t~~~t Cal State "boneydo" weekend. .. Honey, do install an antique pull tona Beacb, difTen from the French mec 'cal etchina chain toilet;• bi.I wife llid. When Hopn found that be Still, bis current role seems to wear well. The Security }WocelS or other similar devices used in the U .S. requirina co':'ld onl'i:t an 890 do~ model that didn•t work. be .Etch president and pre-<tentistry major turned teOP"apbY 'W sandblaster. ~n wanted something wfticb could be built one ~with a friend to help on the woodwork.. Euate and MBA holder bas a few roots io en.me mailedoutto• marketinkitfonnforbet1":C030and Soonbelaunc "HC*iaUp,"acompanythatwcntfrom · His pandfatherns a l)Otice--commitsioner in SO dollars. . 100 employees 10 .350 in four mon~ l;Dd did a 15 millio!l · caao in .!_he days when ganpter Al Capone roamed. Bec!idesponability, there•saquestion oftaste, Hopn dollar1:~i;'~'hi_~,rj°~~~lfti:MP~~er. MIMG•t.:r~;;-• _.... ::;11;;;;1Alit?~~~~ BIDWr.;:;~('Z· ~, !:· ·~·_;.1 • _.,'Hlfaa;r.11 new iV. l'Ociay, that science major, used to invite Hopn to ao on police~ ~~1..,...... · too bas been aokt. Hopn explained that change is alonp. · . 1 Telecommuntcations talk Tuesday AT&:T't-lth!ieOmmUnications systems will be the subject of as~ to be a,iven at the June dinner meetina •of the Aslociation of Information Systems Professionals Tuesday . Roger Naff of AT &rs National Information Systems Will be the speaker at the dinner to be held at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. Cocktails will be at 5:30 and dinner will be served at 6: I 5. '"' Estella Brown, word processina manager of Jrell & I Minella and president-elect of the AlSP National executive Board, wiJI also speak. ---. Cost to memben is St7, and to non-memben $20. ·R~ations and more information can be obtained by .c;Jlliiia 752-6666 . . Future market profits explatnCd "Today's Profit in Tomorrow•s Market,. will be the subject of a speech to be given by Rick Doremus, president of EPAC development firm in Lona Beach, at the next meetina of the Oranae County chapter of the Build.in& Industry Association. Doremus, who bas overseen the development of two ~ liousina projects for EPAC, will also speak on his new employee incentive program, under which a group of employees is awarded a monthly bonus for outstanding colllDl.ltment to the project. The dinnerlneeting will be June 11 at 6 p.m. at the Airponer Inn in Newport Beach. Tickets arc $30 for JDeinben and $3S for non-members. Reservations are .ayailable throuab the BIA ofrlCC in Santa Ana and must be made by noon F'riday. For more information, call 840-1341. Custom building homes discussed A series of free seminars on custom building ofbomcs Will be aiven this summer by the Central Capital Development Company, a subsidiary of Central Savinp and Loan. . The fint of the public service proarams will be held June 10 from I p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Swim & Racquet Oub of the Sea Pointe Estates in San Oemente. Central Savings and Loan President Ray Sparlin& said persons lltendina the seminan .. will learn bow tO select an architect and a builder, as well as valuable information reprdina financing. .. Unfortunately. people are making costly errors. These seminars are dcsianed to prevent mistakes. and to provide a genuine public 9Cfvice. •• There will be no admission charge, but reservations -arc sugested. · For more information, call 643-1392 . ..Borrowing below prime explained The author of a book., "How to Borrow Below Prime," will aive a series of free lectures of the same name &om June 18 to 20 all over Oranae County. Nelton Brestoff will explain bow ban.ks have been overcbarsina for loans, the methods ban.ken use to price a loan and how to successfully neaotiate loans upto five poinu below prime. · All seminars begin at 7:30. Monday's seminar will be held at the Disneyland Hotel Coronado Room ib Anaheim. Tuesday's seminar wiU be at the Ballroom of the Marriott Newpon Center i'n Newport Beach. Wednes-- day's seminar will be at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. For more information or reservation, call 821-1000 . .. Office automation talk June 20 A Newpon Beach accountant will be the featured speaker at the Fint International Conaress of Office Automation .to be held June 20 to 24 in Sao Paulo{ Brazil. panofbisbuaineuatratel)'. Thconlythin&heiseversure Today,' he s:iys, be enjoys putting roadblocks in the of is that be isn't sure what he'll be doina five years down way of the car thief ... We're soana after the bed p y," be the road. . says. "We want to wear the white bats in this war." • E>ally Pllot~ptures safe-drtvtng award ... David C. Dykstra is the owner of a firm specia izi_DJ in indeeendent computer and officc-automalion consultuia. l;fe 11 the author of "Computers for Profit" and ••Manqen' Guide to Business Computer Terms." He is also a professor of information systems at the Irvine campus of National University. -~got the money. At the convention, [)ybtra wiull speak on current projects and P.roducts and future trends in the U.S. in office automauon. The pwpose of CIAE is to provide a forum for the exc:banae of ideas and undentandina amona office automation professionals throuahout the world. The conaress is bema coordinated and boted by the Alsoclacao Nacional Dos Diriaentes E Executivos De Infonnatica of Bruil. The United States will be represented by the Data Prooessina Manqement Associa- tion. Real estate class credits offered -Real atate licensees and property manaarn who want Deputment of Real Estate conunµina education ·credits (or coune work without bavina to ta.kc an examination will be able to attend a sewnar to l'CCClve .-......::,._. ~~y aeminan will be siven at the~ Mesa Hilton Hotel in Landlofd-tenant law. marlellftl &Del "":lell!'deDt telection, maintenance. reeorilkec'Pinl. penon- lid insurance. t>ucWt and 8nanaal ~ and proper oi&e~ura. Ruth Friahman, C.ahfomia real esute broker. attorney and ~estate manqement consUJtant, will P!C ·UM teminan. oo Juno 13 and 14. The two-day coune will ftllult in 16 boun of continuina education a-edit by the <:.alifonlla Department of Real Estate. • Tho Hilton it at 28S Ka1pitalit)'.\V&y. For more information, call 6S5-0l8J. ~. And we paid leS& an loan rees..- Now is the time to take advantage of the equity you've built up in your home. Because right now, at Banlc of America Wf1ve cut our variable rate home equity loan fees from 396 to 1~%!" Th.is also applies to loans for •Par eurnpk, a.ippow 10" were eo obw.n a SJO,(XX) bamr equity loan wuh a ff.Nblc me 16 month rale c:hans bequcncJI. 8llJt'd on an incaat ratt oi U.14\", ·w-an.Aual pergmt.age racit Would bt ~with 180 monthly ptymcms o( IJ6Ul9 Tht- b.n r. would bt MSO.OO, ptyabk at loan ongJ· Nldao. The annual pcn:mt.age ratit and payments can ancreate or deaase a1icr tbie bm .. na.de. I mobilchomes and mobilehome/lot combinations. What's more, at Bank df America you won't have to pay extra for title insurance, escrow, appraisal costs or application fees. SAVE EVEN MORE ------ In add1uon to all this, you can save !-496 on your interest rate if you make your loan payments automatically from a checking or savings account J ACT BY JULY 31st Since this offer is good for a limited time, if you would like to save half on our home equity loan fees, sec Cali- fornia's leading lender and apply by July 31st. For our current rates, call BANK =:~~!i ONTHE TM a.m. to s:00 p.m. LEADER .... ( , 1 A L'1.1Gbd a:t,~ .. On ·the 1-----....-.-·---·-------··--· . , • Dow JoNES AvERAGf '· WH AT NYSE Orn NEW YORK (AP> Jun. 1 UP S AND DOWN S WHAT AMEX Orn NEW YORK (AP) Jun. 7 ~:r ¥~, Newhlohs New Iowa AMEX LEADER S . . . Mice and net challQe of the l'r mos~ ~ Ameri~n Stock E~cnan luue~. tre"dlfti nation~ v et more '"'f 1 • I Tl~ms S' , 1 l' eon Inc 1 not< 1 -l\9Ptr1 1 : 2 -6 -li'I SS l 14 -Wa~B ! , 611• -J? eowiRa1° i •. n: -lt? rr.rig,:~~ 1 : ·~ t ~ NASDAQ SUMMAR ¥ Gu Lo QuoTES M ET~Ls Quo Tr s That's an apt description of both business and . business people along the Orange Coast. To keep track of where ~ompanies are going and which people are helping them get there.just watch 'Credit Line' -ev cy. day in th Business section of your new Piii • '4 I 4 ----------------------------~-----............ .. . ......... -·----""==----..................... __ --·--=.._..·--~----= Members of the South All-Star buketball team Krim- m.a&ed Orange Cout Wedne9da7, preputna for the Jane . °"""" ..... .,~" ...... 18 &ame. At left, Mater Del'a Cluta Jacbon aeta ready to pue. while Eatailcla'• Jon Joluuston rans the offen.e. South girls • ~earing up: Rebels· Kahn blending all-stars into cohesive unit Jy DENNIS BROSTERBOUS Of ............. Forming a cohesive unit from a collection of all-stars \\Ould Sttm to be a probkm for any coach. but that doesn't seem to be_t_h.7cax for the South basketball 5)m coach Paul Kahn. from all the soulhcm county ae..-. and bad an or:..,nat list of abCMat 20 prl ,'"saidK.atin ... WelhmUdtoan It down to 12." The roster features ft \'e AD.ctf selection5, headed by Foun&ain Val- ley High's TbettSC PucbaJlk.i ud Gretchen SChrocder of Mission 'Vic.JO High, first-teanrchou:es; .... "~his just been saper." said Kahn. She's a very talented player." Otbci All-CIF choices include ICC~ ond-tcam ~ks Shelly Neal of Goat.a (PJeue ... 800Tll~) North coach seeking some The South will take a 5-1 overall series lead into the seventh annual Oran,c C-0unty AU-Star basketball pme at Orange Coast College June 16. The 5:30 tipoff will precede the ~=~~;:~~~mi by consistency · ab. ~~-~ , . "' .:;·~-fij-~-:;.; ... ~-9l~~-~i tremely cooperative, they ve wort.ed .,..... .... ..., ,... very well t<>sether," said Kahn. "h's really bctn a pleasure for (assistant) Jim Weeks and myself to work with lhi~group." The original roster of 12 girls has -~o pared to 11 with the news that Ocean View Higb's Karen Chuc will not be available due to personal reasons. Also, two ch.an~ have been made from the orip:naJ list, as Marina's Judy Calkins (broken leg) and El Toro's Kim Dennison bad to bow out. The spots on the team have been taken by Sherry Smjtb of Tustin and Huntinaton Beach's Eve Titus. _ Naharally~ it was~ tough decision to choose the team. one that faced K.aho when be was named the team's coach. ... We called representative coaches When the North-South All..Sw boys baskctball game tets ~Y on Saturday, June -16, at Oranait Cout College. the 'Nonh will 6c ' tryina to win its third st!ai&ftt. The North team is coached by Torn Gregory, who led bis Savanna Hi&b team to 17-7 record. and into the CIF playoffs for the third coosccutive )'Cat . .. 1 can honestly say th.at no one bas a startinajob as of now. We have been pract.ic:ioa every day at Savanna l.nd l'U have a better idea of ou.r 1iDeVp after our scrimma,grs,.. ~ sw.cd.... The North will saim~ Full- en.on College Friday and Cyprus Tuesday. (Pleae eee 1'011TB/C2) GiVen up for dead, Celtics come to life Game five set for Friday night in Boston Garden INGbEWOOD (AP) -"It's tum- iJl$ into the series everyone said it was going to be," said Los Angeles Lakers Coach Pat RiJey. The National Basketba)l Associa- tion title showdown between ht.Storie nvaJs Los Angeles and Boston, which bnefl) appeared in danger of being dominated by the Lakers. 1s .. tummg out" to be well-played. sptnted. agrcssive -and close. The Celtics. wntten off by some after a 33-point loss Sunday that gave Los Angeles a 2-1 edge in the best-of- scven series., stormed back to tie the playoffs with a dramatic 129-125 overtime victory Wednesday ni_ght at tbe La.kers' Forum. "I tttink it just shows the character of our team." sajd the Celtics' l...arry Bird, whose 29 points tncluded a 15- foot falla~ jumper that snapped a 123-123 tic with 16 seconds left tn overtime. "No matter how far dO"''n we arc, until we lose that fovrth pmc. we're still in it," said Bird. \\ho also bad a pme-high 21 rebounds. After Bird's basket, which be fired in over the La.kers' Magic Johnson, James Worthy of Los Angeles was fouled and made one of two free throws. The Celucs' Dcnrus Johnson retaliated by sinking two frtt throws to put Boston up 127-124 with 10 seconds remaining. M.L Carr then chnchcd the Vic- tory, the Celtics' second overtime wm of the sencs, by steahng Worthy's inbounds pass and dunking the ball to make 1t 129-124 with seven seconds left. K.arttm .i\bdul-Jabbar led the Lakers Wlth 32 points, but he fouled out with 16 seconds left in regulation Ocspttc the fact that Worth.) pumped in 10 of his 30 points in the five- minutc overtime. the absence of Abdul-Jabbar gave Boston an edge. "It was a very happy umc for me when Kareem fouled out," said Boston Coach K.C. Jones. "But then when I saw what Worth} was doing tn ovcrume. t rcgtttted that Kareem v.-as out" Five consecutive points b> the Celtics tn the final 39 seconds of regulation forced the ovcn1mc. A three-point play by Boston center Robert Pan h. who had 25 points.. and then two free throws by Bird with 16 SCC10nds left knotted the game at 113. DODGERS TAKE ON ATLANTA Evert in French Open finals with 39-min1;1te win . . . PARIS (AP) -Ocfcndina cham- pion Cbns Even Lloyd needed only 39 minutes today to crush fellow American Camille Benjamin, 6-0, 6-0 and move into the final of the women's s1naJC$ at the FrenchOl>Cn. Lloyd will meet the winner o(·th ICCOnd semifinal between top-Sttdcd Martina NavratiJOva and Han. Man· dlikova of CzechosloVllia, which was rained out todayandTC hedulcd for Friday, for the title. However, ihat match delayed when, w1thm minutes of the end of the Uoyd·Bcn.Jamin match. rain re- tumtd '°Roland 011T01.,nd bdd up the stan of play. • The Ciccho_dovakian-born Navratilova.. now a U .. citi1cn ~o • makes her home in Dallas. was just two matcbea away from btcomiaa IM fifth player in hiJtory to capture the Grand Slam -contCCUtiv~ victories at Wimbledon and the U.S., Au1ti1J- ian and Fmleh opens. But Man- dlikova. the No. l ICCd, is the only s>l~yer to have beaten her this )'Cir, and all uck.ets were lotd da_)'l qo for the int.nau•na Center Coun en· counter. Bct\;amin. who was unsetdcd and makina btr first 1ppcaflnce on Center oun •I ROiand. Oarro1 tadiu.m, was completely ovcraMd by the occasaoa and won only 16 Point\ in the entire maich. "l did not do anyttuna fia.ht. lt couldn't bavt been muc:h ... sa.id the 17-ycar-old from Bak.cnficld. •bo bad f!Ailed fO ~t put the first round in her prcvio six tout· namcn The S.9 hiah schooler never round the inspiration that toolc her throuah tothescmifinal knoetinaoutNo.13 0 ICCd Li BOndcr ofSaUne. Mich., en rouae. Forth.and or backhand. drop t or voile)'. almost all ha bou 1'tf'C either netted or o~erhlt. and all Uo)'d had to do to ~'in the point wa to uay bee and rttum the bill. • lM fi t t too ju t l 9 minutts: the tce0nd, one minute lonacr. Only when lbc had had lost the first 1 l pmcsdtd lkf\Jamin loolr. likemak.;na a fWlt of it •. She n the first two points when number as Marp.rct Coun mllb. Uo~ nied for the match, but t..bea cd whct.bcr would hvc made four glarina errors. thrn-her prcfcrnd • t er m.atcb in &nP-a~s up m dcsl>air and walked ara~on for Saturday's ~. Lloyd drjcctcdly off the coun as the crowd rtphcd: .. No, 1t wa not disconoerttna cltppcd sympathetically. at all. I havt alraidy NiCI thriie three- Uoyd•s V1ct0ry put her into the tel matthcs and I · vc they have . fin.al here for the x~cntb time in 11 • hdped m prcparalioo. .. )UIS. Shenowh ..-on .Sl matchcut lo t IDCD' Ivan l.endl, Roland Oanos. an all-time record . tht ston -ftaiC:at , wtth the .. I looked OVC"rat Camille lat in the po rf'ul ten 1 1 y ftom recond 9Ct ind could be was hi~ fifth appcara.nce 1n flAIJ of a fru tratcd." Uoyd id. "8ut she Gra d un tounwncnL Yet. f'or al1 hould not be too di ppointed. I hi c1 ~on the p&a)'cchuy wrU in the fi l t and sh Wide circuit and the m1lli 1 of did JJUtto Oh the m1 . " doUan be's ma •• t.eodl has n Jf iht 'A'ins the final. tlo)'d will set unab&e to collen an of the four m-.jor another ttt0rd. rrtntl}'. ha titlcs-makan b1moncofthc~pon's fi c Frend\ if\llc t1tl the me b" t tni • l ( l Titans stay ilive with 13-5 win; face Arizona St. .From AP dlapatclles . OMAHA, Neb. -Cal State Fullerton a remained ahve in the Collcac World Series basebaU championships Wednesday with 1 lJ-S romp over Miami. Aa. while Okla- homa State chminated New Orleans, 8-7. Fullenon (63-20) faces No. I ranked Arizona State Friday while Okb.homa State takes on Texas. F~llerton's Bob Cftffrey, who hit his 28th boroerof \he yc:fr, and John Fishel knocked in three runs each to power the Titans. Eddie Delzer, 7-2, was the winner 1n relief for Fullerton, and Scott Wnght packed up bis 21st save of the year, an NCAA record. Rob Souza, 9-9. took the loss despite Darren Mandel's 22nd homer of the season. rus third of the CWS. "I can't really get down on thas ball club," said M1am1 Coach Ron Fraser. "This team came much farther than anyone ever thought, and they fought and battled for the entire season." Meanwhile, Pete lncav1glaa needed JUSt one swing to make has coach a happ} man. lncavagha smashed a two-out, two-run double off the nght-field wall in the I 0th innini to laft sccond- ranked Oldahoma State to Its game victory O\'er Ne"' Orleans Oklahoma State rallied on Ke' 10 Jagielo's single and Doug Dascenzo's bunt single and a force play at second before lncav1gl1a, the nation's RBI leader. knocked 1n hrs 99th and I OOth runs of thl' season. "We wanted to throw him a fastball outside," said New Orleans Coach Ron Maestri . .. Are l'lgera hea.rbig f ootatePt? WiWt Upalaaw and Georae 8 U home. a 1cd as Toronto beat Drtroit, 6-3, Wcdnes~ day night and inched clo r to lhe . truahna Tigers. Detroit h Jost daht of 1b l $l l2 pmcs and lead the Blue Jays by 3'h pme in the Amenc.an ~e East. That's the closest anyone has ~n to the Ti~ 1n~ Apnl 20, when Toronto was 9-S and 21/J games behind ... Elsewhere in the AL Wcdne"<iay. Scott McGresor hurled a three-bitter aod Al 8 mb c~tended has h1uina stieak to 10 ~mes wath run-soorins s1ogle as Baltimore blanked Milwaukee, 3·0. McGregor, 7-4, bombed for six run\ ID l ~ innings last Friday, retired 16 of the first l 7 Mil- waukee b uers ••• Pat Tabler sinaJed home the tie-breaking run in the seventh innina and Oeveland ended its six-game losing streak with a 7-6 victory over OakJand ... Mike SmUllton pitched a five-hitter to &ive Upshaw Minnesota a 2-l tnumph over Tnas. Smithson. 7-6, allowed JUSl five singles while walking two He allowed base runners 1njust the fourth, seventh and eighth anmngs ... Jim Rice drove1n three run~ wath a two-run double and a saflile and Mite Easler !>mashed a solo home run as left-hander Brace Hurst and Bo~ton battled to a 5-) v~ry over the New York Yankce!I. It was the fou11h"stratght victory for Hurst. 8-4 Jorge Orta a.nd Darryl Motley drove in t"'o runs apaecl' and Charlie Ldbrandt )l'On his second straight drc1~1on a~ Kansas C11y rolled past ScattlcJ..2. Leabrandt, "'ho '>tarted the season an the minor leagues, !:>cattl'red six hits over eight innings in raising his record to 2-0 Dan Quisenberry pitched the ninth for his major leagul'-ll'ading 14th save Montreal erupts to rip Chicago ··11 was a fastball outside but I hll at real well," he saad "With two strikes, it 's the onl y time I see a ball in Andre Dawson, Doug Flyu and Terry • the sLnke 1one because patchersare usual)} commg with Francooa knocked m two runs each in their best patch." · • support of Biii GulU~eight-hitter as O~lahoma State battled back from a 6-0 defkit Montreal shook an offensive slump by· after only three innings for the victor). cru!:>h~n.g Chicago, 8-1. Wc~J!~~~iSMlll·IM~~ · · ~1'~...;:;:;-m~~5.;sf;'i~;tRJcllRe!1c~e\~3-2. C i ' Dawson singled home Francona and Tim Raines, who Om ng thJ:ough had both singled an the first ... In other National League South AU-Star llatt BeeawAert (center) of orance Cout defenders da.riU 8Crl.m- mage Weclneeday afternoon at OCC. Brent Zlegtef, Syracuse fullback, hearing that he WU the 265th pick In the NFL draft: ''I think they dratted tn alphabetlcal order." action. Wally Backman went from first to third on an Mater Del Blgb drlbblee between pair of infield grounder ~nd then scored on a wild pitch as the New York Mets rallied to beat Pittsburgh, 2-l m l 3 innings after an umptrc's decision cost the Plrates an ap- parent ninth-inning victory. The Pirates appeared to have won the game whc"n Jason Thompson lofted a sacrifice flytodnve in Lee Manllli in the ninth, but third base umpire Doug Harvey ruled Fan dies at Candlestick Park SAN FRANCISCO -A man rocking ii on an upper deck raalan whale shouting obscen111es at the S~n ~ranc1sco Giants after their sixth straight loss Wedncsda) fell O\ er and plunicd to his death before thousands of horrified fans. police said. Anthony Perry. 30. of Mallbrde, Calaf., flipped over an midair from the ra1hng above the press room and crashed head-first inro seats 40 feet below. witnesse!:> told police. A doctor on the scene pronounced him dead before he was taken to San Francisco General Hospital. police said. Another man. Wilham Powers. 42, of South San Francisco, also was 1nJured when he was hat b} a chair that snapped up when Perry fell. Powers was treated for cuts at the hospital and later released. according to a nursing !>Upef\ asor Soviets out of Disabled Games EAST ME ·\ 00" . N. Y -The Sov 1et Unaon, leadcrofa 14-nation bo}COtt ofthe ·-~-· 1984 Summer 01~ mpacs. has pulled its athlete!:> out of thas >ear's lntema11onaJ Garn~ for the Disabled, officials said Wedncsda}. "We a~ surpnsed, shocked and disappointed." saad Michael Mushett. th<.> director of the games for the handicapped. after rece a\. ang notaceofthe w11hdrawal of 18 So\.aet athlete!:>, all of ~hom are blind. The games start later th as mo nth . The So' aet pullout came despite confirmation sc,eral weeks ago that a team was coming. The notu:es came in a letter from Mosrn'' which stated, "The U.S.S.R. blind athlete team '"" not participate an the 1984 International Games for th e Disabled on Long Island. Please refund entry fee." The message, dated June I. was signed by Bom Z1m 1m. an official with the All Russian Bland Sporn. Assoc1a11on More Olympic tickets on sale LOS ANGELES -No Olympic tickets will be sold to boycotting countnes. and the tickets wa ll become pan of a block of one mallaon going on sale today, organizers of the Summer Games saad Wednesda) About I 0.000 tickets in1t1aJly allocated to Eastern bloc countnes will be available. including several thousand scats to pnme events. Harry llshcr. vice president and ~eneral manager of the LAOOC . saad all the money received from the I 4 boycotting nations. about S 100.000. will be returned. D that Mazzilli had left the bag too •W'80n soon . Andy Van Slyke singled home Lonnie Smith from second base with one out in the scv<.>nth inning. snapping a tac and giving St. Loui s a 4-J tnumph over Philadelphia . . Chris Cbambli11' ~ases-loaded walk wuh two outs m the 11th inning hfled sur~ng Atlanta to its eighth consecutive victory, a 5.4 dec1s1on O\.er San Francisco ... Kevin McReynold1 tied the game w11h a home run and third baseman Denny WaJUng com mated a throwing error to allow the' winning run to score a~ Sa n Diego rallied for two runs 1n the 10th inning for a~·~ "actor) O\er Houston. Budd qualifies for Olympics LOMX>N -~outh .\fncan-born m Zola Budd •.treaked a"'a" from 16 nvals to win a 3.lXlO·m<.>1er racl' in London Wednes- day night and quahf) for the Los Angeles Olympics under the Bnt1sh flag. Running barefoot. Budd clocked 8 minutes. 40 22 \econds. Hl'r lllTil' at the ( r.stal Palace Stadium an so uth<.>ast London broke the European junior record but was outside hl·r 8:37.5 \\Orld-best performance for the distance achieved earlier this season in South Afnca. Budd took the lead aft<.>r on<.> lap of the 71h-lap event Ac; sh<.> moved to the front there was a small demon'itrataon a~anst South Africa's apanheid racial segregation pohc1e5., when protesters unfurled a y_ellow banner 1n one of the stands. Pollet> mo\ed an and quickly removed the demonstrators. Televlalon, radio :rl.LEVISION 5:30 p.m. -IASEaAU.: Angela at Chicago WhJt• Sox. Channel 5. RADIO 5;30 p.m. -8AMMLL: Angel9 at c~ White Sox, KMPC (710). 7:30 p.m. -8A8EaALl.;·AtJanta at~. KA8C(790). NORTH ALL-STARS ••. SOUTH ••• From Cl "For us to wan. we'll have to pla> hard the whole 40 minutes. l've been a little disappointed with the con· sistency of the team an practice so far," (ircgol) added All-Cir standouts Wavne Bnggs Mccarter hired as UCLA aide LOS .\ '\iC, EL ES ( .\ P) -.\ndrc McCaner. a former U( LA pfa)cr, has been hired a<; an a~s1stant hasketball coach at l < I \ McCancr JOIO'i another former player. Jack Hirsch. on the staff of Walt Haz1ard Hallard replaced Larry Farmer an March McCancr. ~o. was an assistant coach at Haverford C ollegc an Penn- sylvania last year The former Bruin went to the ~me hall,h school as Hazzard (Katella). Keith Watanabe ( 'avan· na). Kirk Kramer (Sonora). and Enc Samuelson (Sonora) wall pace th <.> North. The ~outh counter\ with 10 All- CIF perform<.>rs. and 1s led b~ (IF 4·'\ Pia} er of the Year Matt Bceuwsaen out of Mater Dea High. "In prac11cc we'H been ll)mg to "'Ork on keeping our intensity level 'el) high. Watanabe and Ron Blair (Brea ) ha"e looked vcn good so far." said Gregon . Rounding out th<.> North squad are Phal Koehnke (Orange) Charlie Evans (Western). ( rrt•g Marusach <Sen 1te) Mark ~ 1est' (Magnolia I. Da\.1d Lamb (Savanna) and John Escobedo (Orange) The 19th renewal of thl' Orange County All-Star game. ~ponsored b) the Costa Mesa K1wan1 s Club. will have an 8 o'clock tipoff. The Nonh won last year's game, 104-99 It will be preceedcd by the girls game, scheduled at 5:30. ORANGE COUNTY RELAXES . WITH KDCM tDS.1 FMSTERED I From Cl Mesa and Lisa Romney (Corona del Mar). and Lasa Schumaker (Costa Mesa) The remainder of the squad fea- · tures Am> Hathcock(Estancia). Pam Magnet (M1ss1on VaeJO), and Edison's Gretchen Meinhardt and Mar,. Beth Thobe. Kahn predicts a close game and says that free-throw shooting and defense could prove the difference. Also. the rules say a man-to-man defense 1<. required. "We know that Fountain Valley pla-.ed a lot of that. and so dad M 1ss1on V 1eJO and ourselves (Costa Mesa). so a number of girls arc very familiar wath 11." said Kahn. "We've Ix-en working w11h some of the girls who ha ve been playin~ stnctly zone, drilling them defensively on that aspect" But, one oft he things that Kahn has found enjoyable has been the way the team has come together. ---~ Fundraiser scheduled The Laguna Beach Vol- leyball A.ssociation will hold a fundr11ser at 7 p. m unday ··in the Laguna Beach High gym, featunng a g.ime between the group'$ varsity members and their fathers. dma ion 1s $2 for oduhs and SI for students. The dub will also stll beach chair and T-shins. PrOC'Ceds will ao toward tra"cl e~pen1ts for ~ven club team~ 1hat will com- pc'te 1n the JunaorOlympks Junt 24-28 an . ant:i Clara. Smyth, Glaser still perfect Huntlrlgton Beach pair earn fifth straight win at trials Monday, after which the U.S. trials for the Windglidea class will get under way. Fifth race (Tornado) -I. Randy Smyth-Jay Glaser Huntinaton Beach; 2. David McFauJl-David Parkens Honolulu; 3. Henry Bossett-Mike O'Brien, Mt. Pleasan1 Beach. N .J.; 4. Kent Blasie-Connic Blasie. Bryn Mawr, Pa. S. Skip Elliott-Owen Minney, Newport Beach: 6. Jeff Alter· Floyd White. Laguna Beach; 7. Alex Martinez-Albea Lizarras, Irvine; 8. Hobie Alter Jr.-Alan Egusa, Capistran< Beach; 9. David Mack-Kurt Mayol, Long Beach; 10. Lorn< Sherry-Ron Sherry, Mt. Ocmcns, Mich. By ALMON LOCKABEY LONG BEACH -Randy Smyth and Jay Glaser showed signs of invincibility Wednesday by winning their fifth straight race in the Olympic trials for the 20-foot Tornado catamaran class. Tbe Huntington Beach pair need only three more wins to gave them the Olympic berth with a perfect score. They wou ld doubtless decline to sail the final two races of the I 0-race series and use tham as tbrowouts. The closest competitor to Smyth and Glaser 1s the team of David McFaull and David Parkens of Honolulu who fin ashed second Wednesday to take over second place ahead of Hobie Alter Jr., Capistrano Beach. who finished eighth. a 14 penalty point race he has to keep until the eighth race when each skipper will be able to throw their worst two races. Tornado standm$S (best 4-of-S) -I. Smyth, 0.0; 2 Mcfaull. 24.0; 3. Hobie Alter Jr., 28.4: 4. Michael Zuteck Kemah. Tex .. 39.7: S. Elliott, 44.0; 6. Jeff Alter, 4S.I; 7 Blasae. 49.0: 8. Bossen. S4. ~ 9. Paul Bussard. Santa Rosa 54.1: 10. ChfTHauser, Paciuc Palisades. 57.0. The battle for an Olympic berth in the Flying Dutchman class 11ghten<.>d up Wednesday when Jonathon McKee and his crew Carl Suchan won their second race to move an to fi rst place in the standings. 2. 7 penalty points ahead of Gary Knapp and Cam Lewis of Syosset, N. Y. Knapp finished third behind Michael Loeb. New Haven, Conn .. but a pair of bad races keeps Loeb in third place with 22.4 penalty points. The trials for the two classes conti11ue through Fifih race (Flying Dutchman}-J. Jonathon McKee Carl Buchan. Seattle. Wash.; 2. Michael Loeb-David Peck New Haven. Conn.; 3. Gary Knap~Cam Lewis, Syossct N.Y.; 4. Kelson Elam-Kelly Gough, Dallas, Tex.; 5. Scot Youog-JcffQriorian, Dallas, Tex.; 6. Bruce Burton-Gleru Burton, Marine• City, Mich.: 7. Shawn Sullivan-Ror Cheney, Huntington Beach; 8. Bill Ocuchlcr-Kc n Over man. Fairfax. Va.; 9. John Irvine-Steve Bourdow Jamestown, Ohio; I 0. Dennis Stoll-Bruce Stoll, Harlinacn Tex. Flying Dutchman standings (best 4-of-5) -I McKee. 6.0; 2. Knapp, 8. 7; 3. Loeb, 2~.4; 4. Young, 23.9; 5 Burton. 33.7; 6. Elam, 44.0; 7. Sullivan. 49.4; 8. lrvtnc 55.1; 9. Stoll, 56.0; I 0. Deuchlcr, 59.0. Ueberroth won't beg Fidel Castro He'll discuss Cuban boycott of Olympics ----- LOS ANGELES (AP)-Olympics organizer Peter V. Ucberroth says he won't beg Fidel CasllO to reverse his decision lo boycott the Summer Games but views an invitation to visit Cuba as positi vc even if the trip's success is doubtful. "l'd love to sec his athletes here," Ueberroth said in a television inter- view Wednesday. "I don't think the invitation means he's changed his mtnd, but I can talk to him about it a little bat ... assure him." Ucberroth, preSidcnt of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Com- mittee, sa1d he would fly to Cuba today for a mecung arranged by Mano Vasquez-Rana. a member of the International Olympic Commit· tee from Mexico. Vazquez-Rana. president of the· worldwide Association of National Olympic Committees, provided his private Jet for Ucbcrroth's flijht. After a mectinJ Wednesday of the executive commattec of the LAOOC board of directors, Ueberroth said he was "not hopeful" about the like- lihood of reversing Cuba's decision to join the Soviet-led boycott of the Games. "But," he added, "we'll not pass up any chance to meet a leader from a country not attendini." Founccn Soviet bloc and pro- Soviet countries decided not to attend the Games this summer. IOC Preiident Juan Antonio Samaranch and other Olympic officials went to Prague and Moscow in May on unsuccessful missions to reverse the boycott decision. Ueberroth, how· ever, has not visited any Soviet bloc countries since the Soviets an- nounced the boycott May 8 with claims of concern over security and anti-communist hostility. On May 23, Cuba pulled out of the Games, claiming the o~nizers had "committed a series of 1rrcaulariucs and vaolations of Olympic regu - lations.•• "I wouldn't beg for a minute for anybodX to come to these aames." he added. 'They're free to come. If they don't want to come, stay the hell away. But if they want to, and they want to talk about 1t., I'm aoing te go talk to them." Soccer teain plans tout Eleven area youths have been scle<:ted to an Orange County 50CCer team that will compete in Europe this summcrqainst teams from England, Holl nd, West Germany. Swit.icr- l•nd. Austria and LlchtcnStein. After two weeks of uyoutJ, Socctt for Everyone Enterpnscs selected two 15-mcmber teams that will make the June 27 to July 12 tour. Included were; JcfT&ricr. l ,j, Casey Lona. IS, Miu Lamphier, 16.John Qakson, 16. Devin Samaha. IS, and Dou1 W1tkJn • 16, all of lrvine. 'Selected from Fountain Valley were: Ed Enz.man, 16,Gary Kn 17and Mike h1ff. 16. Orq Far~ n, 14 of C ta Me and Paul Pk 19 of West· min'1er, were alsC) named. N r S.r1ar11. former Marina Hiah and Ocvctand State Univmity coach, ind lmonc Knopf, LO Amiaos H•ah •hool coach w•ll each mun and coa h 1te1m. The tt'am will compt1t with r.ome ~ . Europe's best . youth soccer teams such as Byren Munich, Munich 1860 and Rapid Vienna. Soc:cCr for Everyone Enterprises is a Huntinaton Beach-based JtOUP Wt prQmotcs soccer throu&h clinics, camps and le<:turcs. Lincoln School raising funds A incsc pany and auction wiU be held Fridty ai&ht ll HarbOr Vitw Homes Clubhoute in Nc~pon Beach to htlp raise fund.I for Lmcoln lntcnncdiate Sd1001'1 &rack team, which wall journey to China thi summer. Tbe public t in via~ with SS entry tickets beina aold at the door. It bqin1 at 7 p.m, For more information , phone M4-7420. Yachting activity abounds Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub o Newport Beach and Cabrillo Beacl Yacht Oub, Los Angeles, will tean up this weekend for the annua Reverse Argosy which will brina . fleet of boats down from CBY< Saturday and a race from Newpor Beach to Los Angeles Harbor 01 Sunday. In the interim, skippers and crew will celebrate their first-raCC! per formance -or drown their sorrow -at a raft up party off BCY< Saturday niaht. Balboa Yacht Club will affon action for both large and small boat Saturday and Sunday in its June One Design Regatta Small centcrboarc boats wiU race inside courses 01 Saturday and keel boats will sa.i outside courses on Sunday. Ocean racers of the Perf ormano Handicap Racing Acct variety wil see action off Dana Point Saturday i1 Capistrano Bay Yacht Club's thin ra~ of its Ocean Racina Series. Also at Dana Point, Dana Poin Yacht Club will stage a School'1 Ou Dinghy Regatta on Sunday. Southern California Yachtma As sociation calendar: "'"~LMe -..0 C•Drlllo auc:11 v ec111 c~ -tt~tf'M Ar90o S.turdev, Suftelav. • Hunllnelon HlfboUt•SMI hectl Yectll '" -Otymolc: trltli, Wlnd:tlkW't, Junt 12•2'2, s..... Melllc:.a ... w1nc11emmen YK!lt CIVb -c~ trow ..... 11. (citnl9''"*4'~{ let\lf"09y. S°'11t1 C.•I CO!'lnl111t1n Yec:M Oub -Ont 0.1'9n Rteelle, S.twdeV.i. Sundtv Kint HMbor Yectll club -tuov .. ltll S.lurdev left'*"' $°'111'1wttlwn Yedlt CU> -°'41flly Cut (IWIMlceo). S.lurllev; v ... serw (~) ~ .. Sent• Clln ltKl!le A5t0dllltn -Wini Swift ... J, S.ti.nav. CoronMo Yedlt CJub-IMf SUl'rwNr Ser .. Clllvnetlolltl NI~>. SYMev. ot~ Yect!I CIVb -lummw Diftefl< ** , .. de._I, &unoev1leftt..,i,1t.v ~ SouHt011 tta, SUndlv $her Giit y tCtlt ~ -CJ!,._ Serltl ~'(. Mii Oi..o Cr\M« ~!WI -SMllf\ waMnl VKM 0ue lnVlletlOIW (K.-C9" IOI) ~y . .... ........ Vll'IUte Y.OJ C-.. -WlMMft'• l!Wlla11tne t •• S.turdllv. CMIVWI f.ieflOI Ya<nt Ola.-Jurilw ..._ Qey, ..,wroev ......,, Dume'"'"' °"° -..... One. Sundl• 1.1\eUH Vtdll C~ -Y91.il~ '"" O.v IUr!A? .s.tite etfMre $eW11t Clla -Uiflnt Mt ft' .... ktnde\', a.fife..,_. Y~lll CIUb-WllMll llltttt ), 1\IFMW 1 llfoR THE REcoRo -~~-~~~~-- 'W' • • ' I • • MAJOll LIAGUB STANDINGS Amet1can ~ A.-. '""" Cnlceoo KenaHClly Mlnnewt• Olltl1nd Ttxa& OltrOlt Toronto •attll'Mf• 90tlOll MllwauttN N9'1\Yorlt C..,.tl4111d WHT OIVISION w L l"ct. " JO 27 .u. 71 2f .412 lV. 2• 21 All 2\7 2S 11 •1 2111 2' 2f .0) l ,. 30 .~ )'h 21 )4 ·* • aAST OMSM>N " 13 ,. 11 ,, n ,, ,, n ,. n JI II 33 w.-...r•k-Chaoo •· AMlh o Cle~l\d 7, O.kllnd • Toronto •. o.trolt 3 8eltll'Mft 3, MUweullM 0 Boston s. New Yort. J 1(1n\e• City S. Sta111e 2 ~112,Tt'llla I TM1'1'a0- A1191h CJol'll1 l·l l It C111<100 tOOtaOtl 7·ll. (n) THH ID1rwln 4·11 11 Ml-.ota ISCtlfom 0·01 TorOtlto tCllncv 4·5) al Detroit <Morris 10·21 MllweuJtM <McClure 0-1 > 1t 8011on !Clemens 2 O>. lnl S.11tle (You119 4·3) 11 Ket'IMll City CGure •·2), (n) I" rtdlly' a GlmH AMiii• II K•nsea CllY, (nl S.11tle It Clevet1nc1, Cnl Mllw1uk" et 8oaton, (n) Toronlo el New Yori!, (11) Detroit 11 lhllCl'TIOl't, Cn) Ml11MSOll et Cl'tlceoo, (nl Oe"ll11d et THH, (n) TM•D RAC.. 350 Ytfch F"4Jn 11¥rl (Mllehtlll 2UO 1240 •OO Aoor"8IOI\ (Adelr) 22'0 10 00 Jullft A LAdY 11 • .acltr;) 4.60 Also raced Ms ltomeMa lnflltr1tt, Crlrmon C:-1, FfflurN Flvtr, Cause Ima Oftem Tlmf' II.Of FOURTH RACE. 350 nrds Lffvtm 8ttvnd IP!lktf\lon) S 60 ) 40 3 00 Ima Swlnolne ITr .. sixt l UO '00 Miich Two (Nleodlmu'l 4 00 Alsci ractd Derry Heiress. Samuel~. Go Thlnll II Over. Thrutt N Cheree.~· Oona111n. Mv LOVllY Lill, Cztch The! Jei Time 11 14. SJ IX.ACTA IM) e>elCJ US 10 FIFTH llACI. 350 v1rdi. Game Doff (WI~) • '° s '° 4 40 L• Glen 1Cardo111 11 40 7 ,00 Return A LtQtnd (MYlell 4 20 Al$O rececl Precious Klas, &old Ruler 8u11. Mita Fine, &trVI' &elltrlne, Mr Juicer, American N•llvt, She& Hert To Win Tlmf· 17.'4. U IUtACTA (10·9) peld \1'3,20 Nattonlll LMOIH SOCTH RACE. 350 verch WHT DIVISION Flllhln Tht CHh ITrat) UO UO 3 IO W L., .. cl. GB 'Tiny" Feature-(Wtf'd) 19.00 l.40 . All•nle 33 13 .Sl9 kl I Can art) UO C'.'.!!~S~.~t»JS!",,~~-: r • 9C1:.....':_~Mv DrMms, Joedl Clnclnnell 21 ?9 412 • The n, CrlfnaOl'I i4 Houston n l2 "11 10 Time· 11.09. S.11 Frenclsco 11 35 .377 14 SEVENTH llACE. 350 verCh liAST DtVISte>ft Easi.a (Pilkenton) 2.40 2.20 2.10 Chicago 30 12 .sn Gold Solullon (MVIHl ~ oo 'l 10 PMaclel9nil 2026 223• ~I 2?,_ L.aMS ROYll All.Kt (Lackevl 1.10 ,.._ Yorll -N '• Also rec:.d: Miu Devlls Doll, SNke Em St Lc>Yla ~ ~ ·!ri l'-'l SI•. Ont S.uv Chlroe • .Jetza e.rrwa, Gee ~~~ 21 lO 412 :~ 0 ~t;17~-;;"1 A-'V w.--..,.. kwH SJ Ex.ACTA <2·3) Peld no 10 o.dews 3, Cincinnati 2 ( 14 lnnlrt0sl Atll11te 5, San Frenclw:o • (II lnn•rt0$I New VOrk 2, PlllM>ufgti I ( 13 lnnlrt0sl Montrffl I , ChlCIOO I SI Loula •• PhllldelPhll l S.n Oleoo •. Houston 3 ( 10 lnnlne'I T•Y's~ Atlante (P-1 S· 11 •• Ded8lr'a (Henhlstf' 1· ll, In) Clnclnnetl l&trenYI 2-6) 11 San OleQo (Lotllr 4·4) Chkaoo IEctttnWI 0-11 al Mo!WMI (Lee t ·2l, (n) Hou&lon (Nltkro 3·1) et San Frencl5CO (LHktY l·S). (n) Only gamei. KMduled .......... c;e,._ Atlante et o.dews, (nl Pltt1bur11h II Phlledelonla, 2, (nl N-York el Montreel, (n) Ctdcaoo 11 St Louis. lnl Clnclnnell el San Oleoo. (ti) Houlton et San Frencl1co, (n) AMERICAN LEAGUE wtl!M SH 4, AMSU 0 CAL"OltNIA CHICAGO Wlttone ?b cer-111 Lvnne1 DfCnc5 lt> ReJksn dh OOwnl1111 H MCBronrt eoone c Schoflld H M>rl• bl • 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 4 0 I 0 ) 0 0 0 3000 3 0 I 0 3 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 I 0 RLawd Fill< c 8alnff rt 1(11tle II GW111tr oh Paclorll lb S<lulrn 111 VL1w 311 Ftetdlf' 211 Ovbd&an JO 0 4 0 Ttltltl Scant b¥ ...... ab r II bl • 0 0 0 4 I 1 1 4 0 I 0 l I 2 0 4 0 I I 3 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 I I 0 3 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 JI 4 1 4 C-.m&I 000 000 --• Chkael 010 nl oox-4 Game Wlnn1119 RBI -Fltlehtr (61. DP-<nlcaoo 1 L08-<1IHornl1 l, Cnl· cal>O S 28-tClllte ?. GWelktr HR-Fiii< (6) Ill" H ll Ell 99 SO c.......,.. Wiii L,S·6 I • 2 5 Ciika .. s.avw w.s-• 9 • 0 0 0 • T-2 13. A-20,9'S NATIONAL LE~GUE OMt1WS J, Reds 2 CINCINNATI Loi ANGELS Mlrlilll Mrlilll Lawlel5 2b • O 1 O &eltor 2b • I I O Owchlnk o o o o o Whllllld f1 2 o O o Krehell Oh I 0 0 0 Mldndo rf I 0 0 0 Pow« o o o o o RRnld' on o o O o Gulden on I 0 0 0 Monday lb 4 0 0 0 Hume o O 0 0 0 Mershll H • I 1 2 MllMr d S 0 0 0 Landfx cf 4 0 0 0 Redut H 6 I I 0 G~ret 3b S l 1 0 Parur rf • 1 1 1 Scloscle c 2 o 1 o Cncpcn lb S 0 I 0 Y .. Cltf" C 3 0 0 0 Ea1skv lC> 5 O o o 8Run .. u S o 1 I 811rdelOC 6 0 I 0 HOMVCll P J 0 0 0 Folev u 6 0 I 0 CDlu o 0 0 0 0 SOto o 2 O O O Stubbs ph o o O O Onltr 2b 3 0 I 0 Zectwv P I 0 0 0 T.-. SO 2 1 2 Tateb 42 J 6 J One out when wlnnlt10 run scored Scer'9 bY '"'** Clndnrletl JOO Oii OCID 000 IO-? Lft M8lln 010 010 000 •01-J Geme Winning R&I -Mlnhall IS>. E-G~rero, Mondev. DP-<lnclnnell t. LOlt-<lnclnnall '· LOl A11991e$ 6. 28-FOlev HR-Perkw (2), Mir.haft {10). !.-Mondav, RRtYnold•. Ill" H R •it at SO Clftdnnatl SOio 1 3 2 Owchlnllo 2 0 0 Powe< 3 I 0 Humt L,3-S I 1·3 2 I LnA,_.. Honeyctt 9 6 7 COiar 2 0 0 Zachry W.l ·I 3 I 0 T--4-ol A-33,412 C ..... Wor1d Sertet (It Omlltll, Nib.) WeclNMM'l'tklf'M 2 l s 0 0 I 0 3 2 1 I 0 7 2 0 0 0 I Cel Stall Fullerton 13 Miami S IM1em4 1Umlnetad) ()lr.lehome SI I New Ortean$ 1 INtw Orlffn1 ll•mlnatadl Tlillltlt'aGllN T111ta (St· 12) 115 Arlzone SI (S.5-10) Fl1daV't G- Cel Slllf ~IOfl ('3·201 vs Arl1one St ISs-11) Okllhoma St (60·141 Vl Tlllta (Sf· 12) ~~ ........... ., .. ...... ...,,. ....... ,...,,_ ..,.,. ... , w u 20 1 Yaarmen, Dot ll 1' 1 t TU1'9111\, Har J 1 )I flleulll, fll'll J t II leeter,Tar 1 I l'lcUDI\. w • 1 , .... M * 61 .. I 1 EIGHTH It.ACE. 350 vardl llT\HIOOdQtdl (TrMSYrtl 4_40 J.00 2.'° Ha Prtcloul (Mltdlelll •to • 00 Dlullno Otfender (Harmon) S IO Also raced: Thll Pie I• Flvlno, AWHOme W,..ngler, Bod111herY, Ralw A Wraneter, eotdneslan Doll, NMI Cr"lta Sis. Tlmt: 11.". S2 .-.CK SIX Cl-7-10-4·2·6) peld SS,l26-20 wllll 10 wlMlrwi tk:kela (al• ~,, n P1c11 Shi CON011t1on o.ald sn.20 wllh m winning tkllets (five llorlft), NIHTH It.ACE. 350 verds. Miu Eve °""'9r <Crdll 6.40 4_00 3.00 LIMS Ltln$lef' (Lldlty) 3.00 2.10 Reel Easy Chldt (Wllaonl 4.60 Also rec.ad: Sftt Actor, Behold A e.- dulno, Cltver Endlno. Marcus DUCl<W. Easv Jtts Pride, Holv Dean. Tune: 11.16. S2 EXACTA (7·3) e>eld SlllO Allende~· s.s.se_ HllYWNd ftartc WEDNESDAY'S 9lESULT1 U'lnd ff 67·daY ............. INeftfte) F•ST RACE. ' lurlOnOs Rovel Cvde (McCerron) UO SOO 260 Bower 5ofl9 (Hawtev) I IO • 20 T rll.lfl'IOl\lnt Banner I Me 1 a I 2 60 Ako rKed. Overland .JourMY. L19tll Bluet>trrv. R~and«. Man1the Cannon. Yew Wood Time 111 2.s SECOND RACE. 1 tunono1 lncwsJon (MIU) l7 60 6.40 4 00 Hert>ll Quavtt (Pl9fc.t) 3 60 UO Dakar (Fell) UO AIM> 1ace<1· Jlmsel, Veltnllnt Lew Nor'lfl Line. Subdl•ldt. Glanee About, Hibernko, Sprtf10 O~, Ne.,., Look Beck Time. 1:23 415 U DAILY DOUBLE (1·111 e>eld S7400 U CONSOLATION DOUBLE (1·31 e>eld sa.oo THIAD RACE. 6 furlon91 Mr_ Lulnbtri.ck (Dlhsv) 1100 ''° 4.00 HI Yu 8. f Pe«o11) 14 IO UO Whitt Cloud (Ollvartll 3.20 Also rec:ed: Tudor Hanry, 81; 8udoel. Ft!Tllln Lad, Sco<'tbOard, Alto Chamo, 8 111 Mcl>ouolM, Crulstn 81ue, Vlrelnla GamCI«. HandYman. Tlmt: 1.11 11 S. SS EXACTA (1·31 e>eld '317.SO FOURTH RACE. S lurtono1. Danian (Oflahouu•Y•l 6.20 2.60 1 20 Otllware GIMY (Hawley) 2.20 , 10 8old Veo" (Mela) 2 IO Alao r1eed· Good Stvll. Outtleld Charmer. Sert>lln Prlnc11s, Uoaanlk. Time· .st. SS EXACTA 11·11 Plld m SO. F1FTM It.ACE, I 111• miles Dollar Darli119 ITOl'ol t.20 4.20 3 20 About Sunwt IPlncn l 3 '° 2 IO Bullion tG•re) 4 IO Also raced Grev ~uin, Vllat Force Reciutetlon Miu , Why llnll\f MomOo'' Pel. Time· I 42 4/S. SS EX.ACTA (J·7l e>eld '6900 SIXTH RACE. One mile Nlbelunol (Plncevl 6 60 • 20 2 '° Jallloena (8erroao) 7 60 3.IO Careteu Vlrllln (McCarron) 2 60 Al$0 rececl: Perteet Jov, Co11's Llclv, Empry'a Tl;rHs. Siient Cel. Etooed Tlmt: 1:39 4/S. SS liXACTA 11-ll Mid 1124.00. HV•NTH It.ACE. I 1116 mllH on lurl. Lftllt's 0.0 (D""YI n IO 24 20 12 00 Total Woman (811ckl S.00 3.60 Pollv Hlllh (Hewitvl • 20 Al$0 rKed: Mountain Meld. 11$ I Romt>, Rela's Oreem Lover, Mlnalrll Prlncns, Table Tan. Love Prtlenw. LOVMble Ml" Time. 1:42 3/S. U EXACTA (7·t ) oald 11,13100 S2 ,ICK SIX t I H-1-3·1·7) oaks S17,11100 wtlh six wlMlne llckets lllve llOf'WSl Cerrvover POOi s I~ ,"6 24 EIGHTH RACE. 1 lurlOnOa Mltterend (Otllhoun•v•> S 40 2 IO 3 60 e-e-•s Lldv (llllckl 2 IO 3 00 a ·LUCkY Lueky Luckv (Hewtevl 2 IO 3 00 .-.ntrv Atso raced Pei'clPtenl. ClrCVlar, DllC!Wonv. LadV TrllbY, SlltO Town, Sorlne LOOM, Yollndl Time I 22 l/S S.S EXACT A (S· 11 oeld MA 00 HIHTH ltAal. I I 1' mltn PMW!I Bui (Hawley) 1540 7 20 Potv Test IMcCarronl 6 00 Lord ~19dor (Plncevl 4-IO :140 J 20 Also raced. CorOoft, Contrton, T 911 SvndrOrnt, Roll e Nelural Tlmt: 1:4t 4/S IS IXACTA (.,_31 Hid SIN 00 A tttndlncf· Tl, I S2. o.. ....... AAT"I UM.DtNG ,......,. -..Dl - I It '"°""" 1111 MIT~. tt llelfllto, tt ....._, ••• ' rOCk """'· tM ceko ..... to Mnd MU, a meckenil, t Qlr. ... Mu, 3 llleCtl ~. 1 ~. s teiullMn, ,. ...... ~ •aWPOttT LA•DtNO tNe...n a..o> -21 .,......_ • cake e.u, n ..,.. "'"· " ~ 1 yalowl •• "'•••..... ~ f'n.tY'• Gema LMan 11 SO.ton ~·a.... loslOn 11 Laeran Twtda¥'t OMW Lallwt •I lottooft (ff NCIMMIV) c.mca 12', L.Uen 125 c•, IOSTOM Biro AM•weD Plf11h ~ OJoMton Wadmlln McHM Duekner ~ CMr Tawn ltef:I Tottls ""'*' Worthy Abdul-Jbbf COOP« E Johnson McAOOO N1lw Wlllll SCOll Team'lttb TOlll$ .... ",. , alfltlh • 2'1010 2l 14 2' 3 6S7 >•311 11 2' l :I It 1 ' U s 10 , _, , :I t ., ·•2'••214422 2 2003315 Jlll4124J 00000010 4 71200:19 2 3 2210 1 6 • Ill Jl l7 LOS AMG•LH ..... "ftll • s " 4 ,. 17 2 3 12 '25 I II • • 2 4 • 12 • 1 s 10 ) • I 4 S 6 I 1 0 0 I 3 0 0 10 '2 30 tt 12' r ••• ' 0 2 ' s , J 30 • ' • » 1 ' l 10 11 17 S 20' ' 0 s 13 7 0 I 7 I 0 I 2 I 0 I 2' 10 SO IS 25 3' S6 31 1 12S k«9 IW Oulrten ...,.,. a6 216 30 2S i.-12' Lal Anlollti. lJ u 22 23 12-12S ThrN-POlnl goali-8 1rd, Wedmln. Tadlnl· cal-&oston Coecn J-.. 'vftlGH SCHOOL ~ Ceuritv Al·St.n (at on .... Ceut Ctllaett ,._ 1') MEN'S ltOSTERS .._ 1 OrMge.cout DAILY P1L;OT!Thur9day, lune 7. ttl4 Cl llllCnTIOUI ._.. NOT1CI Of~ MA.ii OM-COUlft'Y -..-~AW .L•ttM ..... ~ The ,....,.. ~ .. dQ¥lf lllOTICa 111 OM C.... •• ._. ~-YOUAM•Oll'.IULT&-.A ........ CA.,.. MUfit80N PAlltO Yn DUD al ~. DATID ...... !LOUIS ft L.UIO-DI 1n I 1 Mltdlel Hot1!1, itm. CA 1. W1t ~ VOU TMS Jt,t;.. ............... J0AH ~....,. .. 12714 "TO PllOTK'T Jou.,.._ C..l'o ~77 .... L.alMCeH Yuneon.21Mttf QTY,JTllAY•8CM.DATA"'9-• Cllll(PAl&YLAW) CliftO, louttl.....,,. CA. ntn UC Ml.I. • YOU -M D • N01'IClll 'It• .... -... ....._ • --l'a11m.''1 IM9) 0.V'd '· ~ 1711 Terry Lynn "-MIA'nOll Oii TMI MATw. Of T1lle _. ... ...._....... _,... V. .... .._ ...C. lane.a.nt.AM,~tf705 TI9"°'Bl*G~'t0U, ..._. ,._ Miiii .._. ,.._..., ........... = Thll bu11neet II ~ed Dy. 1 YOU IMOULO COWfN:T A LAW• ,_,........ ................. ,_ ..... ..._, Olf*al~ YD. .. -. •• tll ...... ,.....,...i ..... ..... leuftnceN.Munlon On .NMU, 1M4. el t:-'O A..... W ~--toMlll WW_,...OI .. , f v 81 .....,_ T SI.at~ Wlll lted wtlll the 0.t_,. Ser"1ol Con.-ny k1C , I WI 8llllrlW'f 9' UB -· ,_, K,., ............... . Coun11 Clet1l Of Orwior COUll'lty on C.aitomie corpotaaioft M da'Y t1P-thOuld do .e ~ 90 OIM JIO'lr ffl •llilrlWr M 11111 ..... ,.w May2A, IN4 W poinced1"'*9eundlrandCM91*1t M'ln9rt ,...,.,_, .i lfnl, ~ .. ~do*>pi: 11.. ...... _. PublWMld ~MOI Coat o.ity to Deed of TNll l1IOWdld 8epWn. MM°" 1lfM ....,. ,_ C-!M. • ... .., Ill Piiot June 7 •• 2f. H t984 bet 20, 1979, .. nc. Ho 23138,"' AYleOIUtted tie *° .... ..., Clft ...... ' ' ' ' TH·21 boolt !3317. pege S..., of OtftcMI dlOil El~.._....,_. A-.i•rf M .._ ~ "-:arde kl ,,... omc. of lhe Cowlty .,. u.&.... a .... -J:: Udl.11 ~ ........... PmlJC fl)TIC£ der of ar._ C0Mnty. 8t 0 W.. R 0 I 191 ..... • • IN W.. , «1 e -..: flC1TTIOUa.,.._SI ~I~~~ t.-:~:::.r~,... ... ffl ~ .. IOT ~::-:..~ "-'-ITATa.WY wom.n WIU. $EU. AT 'U8UC •........,la WI...._.,,_ .,_ ................. . TM lollowtng l*'Ott le dotno AUCTION TO HtGHQf 8100ER ............. _..,. ........ •........, llt ........ ,_ bualnetl• ,-OACASH~ablill•lltneat .... ...._ 111; I ... _, .................... ... COHCOAD D!VELO,MENT, In i.wtui • ~ ol IM Unbd .._ •.... ..,_ 11 I 1, • _,, ... .. t8300 Von KtrlMn Df , lntne, Cellf Stat•) Cl tM front entrMCt IO .. ~ ..... ......, .. _. llMI • .... 1117?5 Sutte217f2ndflootL2'200&etLa .............................. ._ ........ _. DennleGege,4711SIMftOteDf . PuAo9d.~Hlle.c.lfomlL le, 41e8terle llHerl• I•· .... .__,, S 0 ----- H9wpof18-c:f'I net3 • allrlgflt,llU.andlni.e.t~ • 1•na I .............. I•, 411e•erl~ •••erle I•· Thoebullnwl9~by M lO and now tiefd by 11 under llllfd "lllUlll& ..... •...,...... 1 ' I 11, ...... _,... indMdwl DOid of TNlt In tfle propeny-... ,.. .. r Ill.::==?; I I " 11 ......... • -~ 0enM Gege at«' In ..id County and Stai.... t-TO lltl ; 11lt ........ ilsJ T ..... •--.. n. 1t1terMnt ,... filed wttn 1ne 1Ct1bed •. ,,,_.., .._ -.. • ,.._... -.To TMI •.a 11-1c · n. County Clet1I of ()r-.noe County on Loi I, Sode 2t at TrKt No rn. _.,.,._•anua•,_111 .. I mr ................. Mey 11, 1984 f'Mtta In !he City of Neowpof1 Bwil, Col.-tll9 • , ...... I ... • .... fll ....... ,..w=•,_lrl .. Pub4lthed Orengo Cout Dell)' ty of OrMge. State of Clllrornia. • .. .._-.. W. v • -.. w p .. • 11 ' • ... fll Piiot t.Uy.24, 31, JUne7. 14, 1984 ~ m.., reccrOed In Bode n . 1lllfi4I •,..,,..,......, • .. ._.._... Ja.-. , 275$-14 PIJ99i 5 end e MllCll!aneow _..._...,-. _....,.., • ...., .. ,.... ,.. ..._. .., .. ----.---.,.-,.,-TIC[---~~ M191, WI the otficit Of the Coutlly II d9 11...e t 3 I I t9 ISO• ............... .wt_ ...... • ruuu" Recorder at Slid County. ..., ..,.. • '''• ....._. t ts t I : u \I r o • ru--•a--u EXCEPT lherefrom II oil, gM. ef'"""7 ...... ..,.rt; ..... ...._ .... 11 r • 9 ....... '"""'''ovv ..,_ l mlnerlls and other hydrocarbons, ......,, c1111111 ......-, ....,_, -~ ........ ~ftlllllf ,.._ ITATlmWT below a dee>lh at 500 *'·without ..... --. .-.-...., ........... cllM ......... ....., The lollowtng pwaotl It dotrlQ the r'IQllt ot eurlW» .ntry, U t• • ..., lie ........ "f ... -'-................... ...., ..... bualnNa • terwd In lnStlumenb at r«:ol'O TM pmhttcm1.a.,.,..... ...... • ._, • .,...-'9 .. --. PROFESSIONAL REVITALIZA· The street eddrw and Other .. ......, -........,, ...... ,,. .. 9 I •• ., ............ TION PROGRAM. 703S common ~Ion. If any, of the ~ .......... ,..I 11 ..... .., .. _, -,....,., • ...., 13, s.nta 11ene, Buen• Pwlt, ,_, property dllectlbed aboV9 1a .... ,.,..._ _, .... ....,,..., 111 • ••.., Cllll 90820 purponed 10 be. 435 Canel St!_., 0...-.-, 11, ~ .... ....a. Robin Rldley, 703S N.wpon 8eld\, Cellfomle LU A. MANCH. C'-' 0.... ,,_, ti.._. 13, Senta Irene. Buena Pirie. Cellf TM Wldfrelg.ned Trust• ~ • HELD M. O'f1bl, OepwtJ LO A. llMKt\ a.ti 90820 . ctatma any lllbi.lity tor 11ny lncorreC't· PnlY M. HY\. TC>tf 9,: .._.. I.. 80STIClit. 0..- TtMa butil'leea Iii conducted by en neaa of IM street eddrea end oth* "1J1 T ... C.... ~ ...... A.0..8. TYJIWO lndlvldull common ~lion. If eny. 1tiown • · u. I.........,• •D Roi*\ aldley • tleteln • L..-. ........ CA._,., WMtlar, CA. -Thia ati1smen1 wa tMec1 wtttrn. ..Said alllll Jdl .be JMda. but 9".-0 P\tbieb9d Orente eo.~,.... County Cleril of Orenge County on wlthOut ~I 01 _,.,9111y, ell· Publtatwd Orenge ~~ ~ W.11. 24, 31, June 7, 19M Mey 11, 1984 ~ ~ Of , "'VO'ding tme, Mey '7, 2,, 31, .U. 7, 1164 ta1-M #"l#'ii~illli~·-~~~+.~~f...t.rt:I~ ~!I·~~-~ . ~'2- PtlM Koehnke.'Orenoe -~1',s 27~ r Ktllh Watenebe. S,.vanna G S-9 14.S ------------~ ~n-:'«'.:V =:at ---.;,.;:;=~~==----___ ....;..=.;;;;;.;..;.;-.-;.;;;; __ _ Chenev l!v"''· Western G 6-0 ISS rtaJC fl)TIC( _.....;._.In..., •not..,•). .avwtc:. NOTICE OP DB.Am OP IM1'19 1 ~" Meruslch, S.vlt• F ""J Its if~~-.Wlderlhe-ofUldOMd R I L D B E D D . "E~n .. !UI rT• ~ Wiese. ~la F 6-S lfS flCTIT10UI .,.._.. -.. ,. •• Devld L..lfN>, S.vlMll G HI 160 ..._ ITATEMENT ol rvst. teea. dl8rgiaa end U• ARMSTRONG AND OP The~ l*90fW ..... Kin Kramer, Sonor1 F •·• 200 The I II doing penaee of ttle Trust• and of n. PETl'nO TO ADMJNIS. ~ • Eric s.mu.iion. Sonor• c ""' 200 ~ ~ per.on INltT--' creeted by Mid ~ at TER or.oA,.... NO. A·l!UU LASTINQ EHOEARM!JtffS, 1110 John EKOtledo. Orenve F 6-4 1'5 ·-· l:AI • •-=-Pomone A---. ._ C-4 Ccl8ell ~coach -Tom Greoorv IS.venne), ADMIRAL YACKTS Of NEW-Tft9 totel___._ of ll)9 IMipekt To all bftn, benl!ficiaries, ...._CA. 92121 ' Anlatlflt -t<.en e.. <Butna Pini PORT BEACH 3424 vi. Qc>ono. t>ei.nc. of a. oblgatlon aecur.o credhors and con••• .. •ent ~ "Corpandlon, ~ seuttl ~I 202, Newport Beectt, CA by the ptOperty lO be ao60 and __,, of UTT nn~ D 1S7t ,,___ Conine dl8 Mw. J im Curlis. Estande G 6-0 ISS 92M3 r~ ..umated coeta, •· ~tors n.u...un.1C1&1 • ~ 92925 Mir" Olt•, CaPO Valev G-F 6-2 175 Stephen Joeieph Bernat. 500 penaea and edv•uc• .i the time of ARMSTRONG and penons Thia ~ '° ~ by: 1 Jon JoM•lon, Estenc;la G S-10 155 CaaneY LAM. Newport s.ctl. CA the lnltlel putllcaUon ol ttle Nodce who may ~ otherwise COIPCHOOll. M. ~. Mater Dfl G-F 4-6 20S nMs-of Sale Is $218.657.17 D, Genett, San Clemenll F-C 6-t 20S Thla~llconducted by .n The beNftc:lery ~._,Deed lntttest.ed in tM will andlar ~~~-&eo.:"J.i .. Burt CaM, C.PO Vaftfv G S-11 175 lndMduel of Trust henllofore encuted end est.ate: ~a.ti at~~--on Roll Jecobs, Founteln Valltv F 1r7 1'° Stephen JOMPh Bernet delllered to ttie u11delat911ed 1 writ-A ..--ltion bas beer1 filed u... 24 1914 --.._ .,_.., Chris Jldlson. Met« Otl G·F 6-• 10.s Thia a'1temen1 wu flied with the 1., Dedarallon of Defaun and o. b y ..-D-0 U G L A s p --# ' P.- Mark Mose\, La Quinta G ""3 175 eounty a.ttt of Orange County on -.. ..... •-e ............ 1 ----...... ._... S · ~, - -s1 ..... Mot«, Oc:Mn v1ew F 6-6 11s 23 ,,..~ .. _ ... ""'-. .... ..,,.._, ......._ ARMSTRONG in the u -• ---Jiff ~utlft, w .. 1m1ns11r F '"' ltS Mey • 1.-~ of o.teult MO a.ctlon to Sell The -.,....._ ..,_, Kte • a o.- Jfff Arnold. El Toro c 6· 10 2W Pu.,..._ OrWlgO Coe.at Delly undera6gned caused" MicJ~ of pertor Court of Orange ... HHd ~oach -Mark ThoNlton CC•PO Piiot June 1, 14. 21, 28, 1984 o.taiAt and EJec:tlon to Sell to be County requesting that m .... ~ ...._INt...., Vall9vl; A"lstlflfa -K.tn Kllfer (<Apo __________ T_H_-7 recorded In the county wher'O the D 0 U G L A S p . a.. AllllfM, CA. mft..- ValleY), Steve Thornton <Dene Hiib) 1111-.,. llftnrr rut property 11 loc:et.O. ,..~TRO G . ._. PubWled OrWI08 CoMt Diiiy l"VUU'-""'ww. Date. June$. 1984 Aftg~ N be appa&n&CU PloU.t~ 31, June), t4. 21. 1tlM USFL WESTER• COftFEltENCE 11".ctk W L T • 7 0 a 1 o 1 • 0 6 ' 0 CMlnll ll"C1. " SJ3 310 .533 m "'7 -ADO 1'6 Houlton '10 s 0 "'1 Sl4 Mlchl9M 1 1 o .m m OlllahOme • ' 0 400 117 ~ s 10 0 -l33 310 San Mtonlo 5 10 0 -l33 23t IEASTWRN CO..,.EHiNCE ll"A 351 .,. MO m a l21 as l 72 m Atlllllk 14 1 0 ll • 0 3 12 0 'l 13 0 SWtMnl .m e11 112 . 733 35' 21• .200 24.S 311 . Ill 221 402 &lrmlnonem Temoe &ay New on.ens MemoNs Jack IOnVllle 12 3 o .IOO 464 II 4 0 .7l3 4t0 170.5332'3 1 10 .4'1m 4 11 0 .267 267 Fl1dllV'a ~ PlllleOtlPilll 11 Oenvet, (nl Jackaonvllle •1 At1Jona, fn) SIM'daV'• Gemes Mlctolhn et 0.kllnd ~s at Temoe &av. In) SUMIV'• '*"81 LA I XortU 11 Olliencwne WasNnelon at &lrmlnul\llm New Or1MM el Ntw JerWV ChlcMo et Houlton MtMllV's Geme Sen Antonio at PlltsbUrllh, (nl W~Y's tnnsadleM 9ASR9ALL q MWtcafl Leetw ANGEL.s-Pllced CralO s-. ollcher, on Ille IS•da11 dis.bled ""· ActlVated, &l"UCe Kl son, r'9ht ·hinder. NEW YORK YANKEEs-slenad. Jeff Pr'lfl. oltc:Nr, encl Ktltll Miiier. oulfleldtr .... -.. LMtlUt CHICAGO CUils-Pieced SCott Stnd- trwn, Pltehtr, on tht 21-dlY Oiuibled lht C1111<1 uo Ron Maracllth, Pllc:Mr, from tow• of the Amtrlc•n Auociltlon. CINCINNATI REDS-Sklnad Char1H MIChNI Oonahut, shorf$IOO, 8yron Scoll Rl«lum, Pitcher, •nd Lato Jo...,., Berezo. outfletder. and eulonad Md! lo 8 1111119' of Ille P~ LHl'Ut MONTREAL EXPOS--ACQUlrecl Ron Jollnaon I~. from lnclilnltloll1 of Ille Amwkln Auoci.llon. Olltrlollted Greo Harrtl . potehef. to lndlanaooli' NEW YORK METS Hamad Sud Har· rllSO(I """""of lta Liiiie Falls .tf'tllet• In IN Ntw Yorll Penn Lffl'Ut. l'OOT&ALL ............. LM9W CINCINNATI 8ENGAU-Slonad l...c Curlla, wide recelwr CLEVELAND BltOWNS-Sfened 8NCe Davis, wide receiver. to e Hflt\ « --,,.., COfllrKll GREEN 9AY PACKER~ Owvt .JonH, ~ve back, Gerv Hoffmen, ofl9n'lve lacklf. Ind M¥'I\ Emens, llnel>erttr NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Sfened Ernest Glb$on, comlf'bedl, JemH K~lon. offen'llve l•<"le, Devld Windham, Nneoecttw. and Curlis Hendlnoll end Owevne Stri>tllr, wide recel.,,.,.. NEW YORK JETS-Slened Tron Armstnlne. wide r.c:.rvw .• ...._ Jim Lutdn\111, ~ve llfttmen. ~ ...... , ............ NEW JEltSEY GENlltA~ Chertle Tllac*aa. tonnem vb ...-ktlnt .. ~· •"•'"· a• consultlftt . OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS.-S!.-1 Ktfl McC\IM, ~ encl. Wal\>ecl 0-. ~. r\Nitle soccn ~fea# ....... tuFFALO STCMllM Plac:ao #M.t GM'- ,..,, mldfleldar. en ·~ HOUSTON DYNAMOS ,_ad 111...- .............. , 0fl~ N&W YOlllK NA TIONAL.S ,_... lltldl ..,.._,, ICf'(lfl FNllW • ..,._.,.. ..... 0.-..~IA.~.en -~ CGUSM IAST CA•OUttA~ Oerv 0-· llail Med ...... ~ HE lltAUA-oMAKA-Na"'" T eni 1-"' ~ ..... coectl. -~.,.,.....,,_of .... Owllttecc:N. ._.. '*11..... M M mav lleC.me en IPI coem el Mwht ua..A-+llmecl .... ~-• ~,_, ~ <Oedl ~ ........... • 1411e ..... ll'lfom\efllDn llltac10t. FtCTITIOUI IMIMEU N..-ITATEMEWT TM lollowtng peraon II doing ~-J W M ENGINEERING, 2600 e..i Cout Hwy . Suite 2008, Corone del Mar, CA 92825 John Wllllem Miltillt, 16111 Meea Dr • eo.ta Mesa, CA 92122 Thia bu11119e1 11 eonduc1ed by en lndMduel John Mahiet Thb at1temen1 wu llled w11n the County Clef1I of Orange County on ~23. 11184 ~ PubliSt*' Orenge Cout Deity Pttot June 1 14, 21. 28. 1984 TH-9 FICTITIOUlaustNEll ...._ITATDTENT The folowlng P9"90tl II doing ~-NEWPO~T BEACH ESTATES. 1509 Elon Pl • Newpof1 Beec:tl . Call! 926e0 Frenoaece LOfralne Vernell, 1509 Eton Pl , Newpor1 Beactl. Clllt 926e0 This ~II cbnducted by: en lndlvldu•I Frenoeece Vernell Thll 1t1tement wu filed with the COunty Cl8ftt of Orenge C<>Unty on May II, 1984 "4e100 Pubtllhed Orenge Coast Deity Pilot M•y 24. 31. June 7. 14, 1984 21s2..a. NIUC NOTIC£ FtCTITIOUI IMISINEU ...._ITATE..wT The 104towlng l*'IOn II ddng bull-• ED'S DETAIL. 902S Wl/TtlK Aye , Founllin V,,._,, CA 112708 EdulrdO Lapa. 12181 Meyi>ote Or • Gerden Grow. CA 92640 This buatneu la condUcted by .,, lndMdull Ecluerdo Lq>G Thia atet~t w• filed with tile COunty Clei1I ot Orenge C<>Unty on Mey 22, 111&4 FMMe7 Publlslled Orange Coat Daily Plk>t Mey 3'. June "'T, 14. 21. 1984 2142-84 P\ll.JC fl>TICE DEFAULT SEAVICE COMPANY •• penonal represmtatave to ....... INC. aduun.ister the estate of :. e:'ib.u~=· Suite 217 H I L D R E D D . 11~1855-M50 ARMSTRONG (under the DEATH NOTIC ES By J_. M. APP. Prelklent Independent Admuusuaboo Publlslled <>r-.nge Coast D8lly Pb or Estates Act> Tile petition JOLLIFFE June 7 14•21:1984 TH>-11 11setforhea.nngmDept.No. JERRY A AUSANIO NlJC NQTIC[ 3 at 700 C1V1C Center Dr,, JOLLIFFE, 15 years old m YOU ARE .. DE.FAULT UMDEJl A West. Sant.a Ana. CA 92701 Largo, Flonda. puaed away ORD cw TRUST DATU> --,.. on June 20. 1984 at 9·30 A.M on May 19, 1984. Son, o1 1112. \Ml.EU YOU TAKI ACTIOM IF YOU 08.JOCT to t.M Hazel Jolliffe and hn'y TO flftOTECT YOUR ""°"°"· gra.nlln.g of the petluon., you Ausanio; step«m ot Boily rT lllAY • SOLD AT A~ should either a,...._,,r at the S. Ausaruo and K.m.ne&h V . IALE.. F YOU ..a> AN ~ r..-MATIOM cw n. MATUM Of"nta heann& and stale you ob)eC-Clarke. brother of "'~ ...aeT YOU, tions or file wnnen ob~ ~ JalUtle, ~ YOU 9MO'Aa COMTACT A LAW· \JOI» 'Wl the ccur\ b..t~ Wl1Ha, Jennifer Jolliff; "'!oTICE cw TRUIT&'I IALE the heanng y oor appear-and Tina Marie Ausanio; r:l.,.._4,.. ance may be m penon or by grancbon of Charles and NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN, that your attorney Ruth Mann1qg and MuneJ on Wednesc:i.y, June t3, 11MM. et IF YOU ARE A CREDI· and Gennaro Auuinto 101>0o'CIOdt a.m. of Uld ct.y, In lhe . room Ht aide '"' conduetlng TOR or a contingent creditor Memorial servlCI! to be held Trust .. ·1 SM9s, within the offlclel of of the deceased, you must on June 9, 1984 at 3 PM at REAL ESTATE SECURmES SER· file your claim Wlth the 19612 Constellation Lane. VICE. located II 2020 North Broad-sL.-H D---L. ilh wey. Suite 206, 1n the City of Senta court or present 1t to ~per· untington ~"TJ w An•. County of Oranve. stet• sorual ttpresentatave ap, Sam Stauffer presidJQa. Calllornla. ROCKY MOUNT.Al poanted by the court within SMJTB FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOA four months from the dale of HELEN c. .,,,..~ ·-...... ASSOCIA TIOH. • United Sta ~ J. .u. ._-, • CC>f'POf•tlon. a duly apc>oint.O fU'St assuancr of letters as widow of Will.wn Donald Trustee under lfld PlnUWl1 to the provtded m Section 700 of Smith. died June 5, 1984 in ~of Ale confemld 1n !Mt cer-the Probate Code of Cali-Cos•· Me••, Califo-•-te.n Deed of Trusl uecut.o by ( ""'--f fa..... ... -1.i.u. DAVID P BECKETT, AN UNMA orrua. u"" tune or ..... '6 SWVlvers include. a 8Cll RIED MAN. '9COfded "'-14. 1982. clauns will not t'Xpltt pnor Pt'ter c. Smith of San 1n the office of the Cowlty Aecoldet to four months from the date CJe~nte. California: 8 =No~~~~~ of~~yno~ daughter. Corneha S =:::'1~.:!:; the file kept by t.M court.. U Wright of Costa Mesa. c.ab· .,_...., .................. tnet brMcn Of •-' th fom.ia.. a sister, Marian S. _,, w_.,, you are Ultert'Su:u m e es.-Ba·...L.-t...1-01 "'~ •-. OOflUlt, Notice or wtllCh wu ,... the ~ " •-.-.. rua corded Jenuety 23. 1984 a A9-tate. you may serve upon zooa and four p-andloftl coroer's Instrument No, 84-031S3e, ext'C\ltor or adnurustrator, or Pnvate family~ will WIL.L SELL AT PU8LIC AUCTION upon lht' auorney for the ex-be held on Sunday June 10. TO THE HIGHEST BtDOEll FOR ecutor or adrrurustrator and CASH. lawful money ot the Unlteo • 1984 with pbns for a mem- St•I•. or 1 ~·a c:f** 0rawn We with the court With onal 9ervice '° be an- on a stett"' netk>NI benk. •stet. proof of servi~. a written nounoed. Mrs Smith t. °' leder8I c:redlt union, Of • 1te1• Of request st.aung that you de-been a resident of Orange :~tcf1n ~ =..-=== sare speaal nolr.ce of the fil. County, c.alifomia ~ able1tthetimeofA1e.lllrtgt1t.tltte mg of an inventory and ap-1910. she graduated fram and 1nt..i net0by11, u TNal•. 1n pnusement of estate 8S9t'lS or Pomona College L928 and thet ,..., prsopeny aftuat• In Mid of lht' peuuons or accounts was widely known ... _ ..... , County and tat•. de9c:ribed as t~ __ _. ~~.. 1200 " .. ~, 1ow1· menUum:u m ~"'on out Southern California for "1CT1TIOUI .u ... n More .. -~ deecribed end and 1200 5 of the California .... .._ IT'"TE-MT -· her work ; .. a..~---:-• and ..,.._ .. --· relwred lo• Lot , of Trect 8245, Probate Code u• na.ua1UU The 10llowln0 '*'°" 19 doing u pw mec> recorded In BOOll 304. Will'-E G Im J arehaeologlcal orianiz.a-buSlnesa ... Peges 32·3.4 INCLUSIVE mis-uam · •t er, r. ttons_ ln lieu of flowen. COSTA MESA CLEANERS a oelleneous ~.in the~ ol the Nossa.man. Gotber. I.Dos • donations may be made to LAUNDERERS. 2228 Newport Blvd county tOOOl'Oer of Orenge County EIUott SUlte 2. eo.ta Meea. CA 92127 Pomona College Clatftnont Stephen v °" 22222 Antl'IOny The street eddf ... or o1t1et COtl'l-l 44S S Flperoa St. Slit ,..._ .... ......,.; ... or ~-Nat"~ El Tor' • mon del!ONtlon ol the r.., PfOP-' ' '--Anl-,... J. ne ..., ,. Dr · E Toro, CA 112630 I Mty here+naboYO desert~ 111 Floor Conservi>nrv, 1800 N Kent T Ruihc~ <;?'l;,~222 AnthOny Or El purported to be 3274 T"'10dl Los An&flH, CA. t0071 • ·--J "'~: ~.--~-:' ................ ~ ......... .n 0r1ve Colt• Mela. Celltwme (tlSl 111.71%4 S treet. Arhngton, VA I .... --.. _,...,_, ... VJ The underaag.ned tweby die-Or ,...___ 22209 I lndlv!Oual aa.ms ., llblllty '"' any lnc:of'r9ct· PubW.hed ange V<M:S\ 1-=======-====-- Sltpflen y °" 1_, h lie nea:a1n UICI street~"' ottlet Dall\' Pilot Ma\' 31 JUOt' l. 7, Thll 111teinent .,.. Wll t common deetgnllaon 1984. • 2877-84 Counr, Cleftt of Orenge COunty on SllCI .... Wiil be meoe Without -----------HA"8°" LAwtl-lllT OUVI ~~':Or Cou~ I wwrenr,. ~ or lniplied. ,.. P\8.IC fl>TICE Monuary • C.me ter, .... _ .. _ 1 1~ ene-21 28 1 ... h gwdtng tide.. pc1111so1. or encum-CremalO"' ... ....,t ...,.,. .. ...., ~ 10 setisfy IN ptlncipal ba1-"1CT1TIOUI 9USINIEll '1 __________ TH_·_2 anc. of Ille Note Of°"* ~IJOn MAMI IT ATEMEWT 1625 G15* Av• PUllJC NOTICE I aecuteO by._, DOid of TNal. wlttl The tollowlng per90n -0oing Costa~ 1nt.,....andott1eraunauproV'IOed ~ u !>40·S5~• "1CTTTIOUI 9U ... U therein. plul edllancea. 11 eny under (Al SWEET DREAMS ICE CREAM MAllllEITATUMHT the twm1 thereof end ln19rWt on &CAHDY.(BlSWEET DAEAMS ICE The lolOWtng penona ••doing IUCh eovenma. and p1u1 ._, CREAM & DESSERTS . 3 1816 bullneaa u Chergea. end upeneea of the Cem!no Cap11tr1no Sen Juan HUNDLEY IHOUS"'IES INTER-TMt .. MCI of the tNsta CfWMCI by Cepiatrano CA 92675 NATIONAL. 311 H Tustin, Suite C, Mid DOid of Truat The totll (11 Welter Eugene 121 Autumn Onlnge. CA 82M7 amount of MIO Ob41ption. lndudlng Stamey, 31506 111 South Laquna. 1n1ema1lonel AcQvl9ttlon. Cori> l'MIOMbty eatmM.o--. ct1argee CA 92e 77 c.llfomla. 350 BedfOfd AD . Or· and •kS*IMI of lhe TrwtM. •I the Thia bU'"-II conducted by en -.. CA 824161 tame of lnit181 llU'*-'IOn of fhll Ho-indMdUAI OOugl8I F. Huncftey. "41 tiltflM tlOe, ,_ M . 16$ 10 Wlllt• Stamey, Aulumn StarMJ Ln • AMN!n\, CA. 82904 O.t.o M'Y 21. 1914 Thte atatement wM 111.o wltt'I ttle Thil ~ 19 oondUiclecl by I AOCl<Y MOUNTAIN F'EOEAAL County Ci.t. of Orange County on genetll psr11'4r'aNp. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA· Mey 10 1914 ,--. 0ouotM ' Hundl9y TION PublleNO Orange CONt Delly Thll tt•14ment. .. tll9d Wlttl the • Unit«' St•t9a ooriionation. .. Plot June 7. 14, t 1, ?8. 1984 Cculty Cler1l of Orenge County on Truat9e, t.tey,», 1M4 ~ By REAL ESTATE SECUAITl!:S •m.i.,. 1111'1~ PulMllMd 0r-. Coa1 o.11)' 6£AV1Cf ,--."' """'~ PllOt June 7. 1•. 2\, 2 t ... nM • c.i.toma ~. lta A.gent '1C~ ....... fl\iblatled °'*'98 C0Mt ~ MAm eTAT-.T ~ ....., 2•. s 1. JwM 7. 1M4 The ~ per1IOnl .,. dotl'O 2IUt4 ...._ .. ~ IT4~ ---"8.JC--11)-TIC( _ _........,..,. fllHOTHAin ASSOC\ATD . ..0 Tiie tolloMIO ~ .. _.. ~ 0-. Df , GOO,...,._ tluStW as: Po11 ~-I\, CA. 12MO. Attn. LOlia TNAO T I. flMCES, ~-1131 ._,.~ ~. Me ~ • CafltOrnla 1 tO ~ 9Ndl CA. tHe0 lrnftOd 1*11•1fip. 4 t5 t1M DNY Sywtema. ~ CeMcwnla ta CA n31 MecArttU tc. ....,.., ll"8 "*...,_II : a twc• ~ 1 1\0, Nlwpoi1 ~CA t2tl0 ~--Thia..,..,.... .. ~ Oy. e TMoclore H .......... Lid II oarporetlen T _.,,__.. .._ tll$ld """' h ~ ":::..~~ he Thia""""-le cart d "'9d ll'f: W\ ~ <=. °' Orm-.a c:c;:r..: Coullty ce.rtc ol er.,. ewnty on ~ CN"9 ~;., ....._ Meyi0.1914 ,,.,.,.., ~.............. .. lrll& ..... ~ M........ Courlty a.'\°' Or1119 Oi'I ....... -...... ., ...... \.Dlil.C..-...Dmoa...__AMt M•11 tta4 ............ ~~ • ~&~--C-0. ~ 0r-. eo.t .,.., ~ ::-;r,..o: °"" ,.;;;:;,,.-,. , •. 2'. 21 1 ... ™· 14 Pl'lclt M.ay t• 1 1 • .MM 1, '~1-=.. . . .,..., TH 1 . NI.IC ll>TIU I Pll9'C£ MOTHE"I eat IAOAOWA 't MORTUAl'Y 110 8 roadw.a\ Costa ~Ha 641.Q 1!>0 8AI. T2 8EHCkt40 .. SMITH & TUTHJl.l W£$TCllff CHAP(l. 4, • ( 17tl'. $, UC!>'~ -.•e ;i (.i6 It):', 1 • C4 "Onl'lgG Co t DAILY PILOT/Thuraday. Jun1 7. 198~ P\BIC fl>TICE MUC fl>TlCE rtalC MJDCE MUCNOTIC£ MOl1CI TO CONTilACTOU NOTtCS CW TIWal'llll"l IAl.9 NOTM:a Of TRUflD'I IA.LI NOTICI INVfnllM) NOTICI 0/1 TitUITD'l IALS 8~~1e1'°"o':: v1.-T~~ ~".:..~~ Hot><» :c:::: tfllt tN t.0911,-:.:~ NOTICE OYIHTl:NT o --Non· L~ Ko·,117.;hTH or 5cflool Olllrict YOU.,., •otrAU4.Twe>11t 1. UNIT coos 1. C•!Y CouflQfl °' in. C1iy of Hunt· UNIT COOi H DEED RI:! .al R iw 8id ~ too o ~am ol DHD CW TIMST, OATIO ..-. W. l.D. lllVICC COWAlllY lngtQn Bw:h, C:Ulomla wW t~\'41 MAit V1$TA '1NANCW. IMC.. liialll P QPERTY LINNIE G. TEHNEY AND 111e tlttl o.y o1 ~. ,"" tta. UNl..UI vou TAXI ACTION a ?silPC)Olnt9d Truaa.. under the • • • 1 • d b 1 o • 'o , t ti • -~~,.., Tnmee uno. tne TO THE ST •TE OF PBTJnO TO ADMIN· P1-=ie of9id"41cetpt 9ul'l,,...Of. TO MOTWCT YOUR "'°"1fTY, ~ dMct1beO OMO Of truat 81Cyete1Peoe&otan UtldttPMI at I Ottcribed meo of I.NM ft I T~R ESTATE NO nee, 1040 9 Su.tt. Hvntll'IQlon IT MAY II 90&.D AT A PWUC WILL S LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PIClllC Cout H;gllway and SMC. WILL S LL AT PUBLIC AUCTlON • a.ct\.CA 9*1 IALR •YOU HUD AN IUU• TO THE HIOHEST 8100£A FOR AllaR1\l9flntl'leCltyof Huntmgton TO THE HIOHUT 8100£A FOA PVR8UANTT08lCTIONS3311tntouth3315,~and T.iiallon A·lt S'7% Projlc:t l*lllicatlOtl Nam. Lath NA TIOtt 0' THI NATUM CW Tt4a CASH AN0/00 THE CASHIERS OR e..ctl. Cautornla In ecicorclal'IQ9 CASH AN.DIOR THI! OA$Hl!AS OR eoct., 1M Notloe Of lni.rtt to Oe9d RMI PrOC*lY to tl'lt State In end tor tr. To all h lts. ~Ddariel. .,,Cf PINt•l~tucco ot venoua 9'tlOCHDINO AOAINIT YOU, Cl!.AflflEO CHECKS 6PECIFIEO IN with ttwl plane and tl)ealftcatlon• CERT1'11!D CHECKS SPeelrl!.D IN Countypr=f <>r.nge, t1te of Clllfoml•, h .. beet\ divided and dleJnbuled to credito and conlint~nt llulldlng.a YOU SHOUl.D CONTACT A LAW· CIVIL COO! SECTION 29%411 (pey •nd tMCIM l>f'OVltlON on Mit In the CIVll. COD( SECTION 1t24n ~ !.':'~ on • -·~ Qelt~ ~~.~b~'!"~ county, for "r~lto~ of LlNNIE 0 Ptece Pian. we on flte. ~ YI". •bM •t 1119 Ume of ..,. In lawful olflCe ol the Director or Public able at lht tim. of .... In i.wtul ,...v,.... ...... ..,., "' -· "" ..., ...... .,.._.... ~ "" t."'U • • omo.. 1et40 I Street. Huntington On June 28. 1"4 II 930 A M, mOMy OI Ille United Stat•) ... Work• Oowmenlt Wiii be lvellable rnc>n9Y of the IJnllecl Sl•l•I all PARCEL NUMBERING TENNEY and pt'rtonS who ~.CA tae-47 O.f1u1t ~ COIT\Pllf'ly, Inc. a right, lltle and inter•t cort~ 10 on May 30. 1~ A cn11oe of nght. tttle and 1nt., .. 1 con~ to 8Y8TEM EXPLANATION may~ otherwix In~ not!Qe 11 '*~ 0,.,.,, tn.t ,,,_ c 1itornoa COf'POl•hon u duty ap. and now held by 11 unOet Mid Deed s10 00. not relundable, will be r• end now held by It undw Mid o.d TM .. -~·, .. ..., ......... Num.._............_ .~to ...___....._,.,_ .... In ..... will and/or_. .. ,-: •~named Sct\Qd OllJtnct of Or· po.nted Truat•unGer ano purtuMll 01 Trvtt In 11'\e pr~ here!Ntter quired IOI NCll Ml o1 epecltQtlone Of Truat In tl'lt P'ooertf ~-.._.., ..,_. ,..._,_ ._. ..,..,, -,,_,.,. ............ , "' uu-_ .. ...,. 1:nQe County, Ca11rom11 actino Dy to o..d ol Trut1 J9COfded JlntJll'y deecrtbed and flCCompanytng drswtngs deectlbed thlt Utt, ref9ta IC> tM A11•1o.-'1 mlP l>OOW, the m.., P9oe or bloctc A peUtlon hu bttn flied end tf\rough 111 GcwemlllQ Doald. 20. 1082. U IMI No 12--022532. of T fll UST 0 A JAM ES M otfll•CT°" °' '9UIMJC TRUSTOR JOE NEAL HAM number In the bookend ll'lt ln4Mdual peroel number on the map ptige« bv GLENN A WYMOR! ln her'Wl•ft• referr9d to .. "OIS Ofltcttl ~di In the olflce or tht LEONARD, ANN LEONARD WOfUCI llTtMATW BENEFICIARY $ANTA FE FED-vwtthln tl'lt blocltc A !*"eel nutllber .. fCll' examsH9. ''04.4~83-C5", would ~ . TRICT ... wttl ,_. ..... UP 10, but not County Rfl(;Of"-' of Orange County, BENl!flCIARY EARNl!ST w Wonc Item Quantity EAAI.. SAVINGS meen Book .. of 11'\e ~·· Mepe, Blootc 343 (map peg. se. Dlocto. 3). the Supf'rior Court of Or· 141tet thell tM lboY9-tta..O time, S1111 ot Catllorn11 Ellecut9d tlY THOMSON 1 Clt1ttng and Grubbing ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION and Pa/eel & within that bloek 1"9 mao1 ref•red to er. available f()( ang~ County requesting lhal -.led bldt kW tM •w11d Of a con GEOR<;JE A MOUNA and MARTA RECORDED Oeoemt>er 8, 1982 Lump Sum RECORDED Match 13. 1971 u l~llOn In tile Otfic;e of the AlaelOf Ci1..£NN A WYMORE be tract IOI' tN above pro~• MOLINA. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC .. in,ir No •2'-""96& Of ~ 2 unc.l&Hlllld Excavetlon lnatr No 1A591 In BOOie 12594 All ~ •• ln , ..... T~p-.. -.. ,, &AA a ......... ~ .. t ol s--appointed . ............nal fer\.. Bids llhall be r-ved In the p1ac. AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8100£R Reool'dl In the ottlee of the A. 2 100 C y l>-oe 187 of Olllelel Recorclt In IN ... ..,........ •1 ,. ,,. """'-" ....,.., .,.., ·-"""' •• -· r . -., ~fled abOve. and lhalt be open-FOR CASH (payaole 11 time of u1e corclor of Orange County J 8' AC tt•ated aano b11e offioe of tht R«:ordet ot Orange Bernardino S... •lld ~len r~ntatlvt' to tdtninlster the ed and °"t>llely •MO 11ou<1 ., the m 11wtul money of tM United Nici deed of tru11 oeect11>ea the t 11 c y County NOTICE OF'lNTENT Of estate of L.lNNlE C TEN-a~1111ed 11"'9 and place S111esl 11 tl'le front 1H1tranca to IOllov.•ng _ 4 Asp11111 Pavmg ~Ton M id deed ot tru.t deac:rit>4M the N EY (under th Inde~· Eacn bid mutt conform and be Su1te217f2oo floorJ. 25200 Eut l.11 Lot Je Of Tr11et No teoe In ti,. 5 PCC Pavement 20 CY 10410w1ng Pf'operly DEED TO THE STATE Adm!-'-· f F.. reaoontM~ to the cont111Ct doeu· Paz Road Laguna Hilla Calll0tnta City ot N-port 8ucil, u shown on 8 Retnforced PCC UnderpaH A CONDOMINIUM COMPRISED t'nt •ua\nt.lon O "*'"· all riont tnte and 1n1er .. 1 con"9y9d • MilP recouted In Boot< 72, Paget Lump Sum OF tn pu~•nce of 11vw. pubQc notloe i. llefeby glWf\ that, on tl'le 2nd day talt'lil Act). T he pt!UtJon ia ae& Each bldOer 1111111 aubm1t.''~nhe 10 and now l'leld by tt under said 32 or MllC9llaneoua Map1 In tl'lt 7 Permuble Mlleil•l.I\ 14 c Y. PARCEL 1 An undlvld*' 1121 ol .wly, 1964, 11 tl'le hour of 10 o'clock• m .• of that day. the uncteralgned for heartng In Dept No. 3 a& form fur111tned With the contract Deed or Tru11 1n the property tllU· olflee of the County Reco<der of 8 Rlpre;> 325 C.Y lnterMt In and to Lot 1 or Tract No Tax Collector·Treuurer ot the County of Ora~. at hit ottioe In 1t1e City 700 Civic Center Or , West, d~t•. 1 1111 of tile P'OP<>Hd eted 1n uild County and State a.. said County 9 Dr11naoe System Lump Sum 969t, In the City ot Cotta Men, 01 Santa Ana. State of Catllom11, will deed to the State, unleU aooner San\41 Ana CA 92701 on subcontraclors on this proiect IS scribed u YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A tO C1111n Link Fence and Oat .. County of Orange, State of c.u. tedeemed, or 11'1 lnl lallment plan of redemptlOn 11 lnltl•ted •• prOVl<ted by • f9qulred by the Subletting ll/\d Sub· Triat P<>'1100 of Loi 109, Tract No DEED OF TRUST DATED Septem· 434 l.F fornta. u per map recorded In Book law prior to5p.m. on ttwlu t ~'*' dayof JuM, 1964. lhe rMI property un e 27, 1984 at 9:30 A.M contrectlng F11r Practices Ac1 300. 1n tl'le City of Co111 Mesa as bet" t 11182 U~LESS YOU TAKE t t Timl>ef POie Bollarda 20 EA AOO. Pagea 49 Ind 50 of Ml9-hefelnafter detlotib.cl upon wtllch date n.... or more years wlll ha.,... lF Y O U O BJF.CT to 01~ GOVt Cooe ~ 4100 et MQ per MaP•ec<><ded 1n bool< 14 paga ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR 12 Signs and Striping Lump Sum oellMn<>Us Mapa In the Ottlce lhe ellPMdfrom the date of ttwl,.,.of Nid o<~ to the State The amount ran tmg o f the ,.,..0u on you Eech blc:k)er mutt S<Jbm1I ~11'1 , , and 12 of Mtscell•MC>ut Maps PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A In accordaf¥)e With IM PfOVISIOnl Coonty RecOfdClf of Uld County fOf' whteh 11'\e deed Wiii be lllUed Wtll be the total ernount due for wtlleh It • ~ • eaCti bid certified or UShter s check records Of Orange County a.. PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN of Secuoo 1773 of tl'le LlbOf OOda EXCEPTING THEREFROM unlta Wll aold to the Slate. Mid •mount t>elng M l forth In dollar• Ind c«llS houJd either appear at the payable to the DISTRICT or Ii 1>4d J scribe<I., lollows EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE the S11e ol Calilomta Dtrectot oi 1000. 1002 and 1004 In bulldlng opposite the ~rlptlon of the property. If tl'le propeny 11 deeded to Ille hearing and statt' you ob,ec- l:>ond 1n the tOfm 1e1 fortn 1n 1he Beginning a1 me mosl Eute<ty OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST the Department of tndu11r1a1 ~-.. A .. UnHs 1006, 1008 and 1010 In St~te, the right of redemption wilt terminate upon any eubaequent uJe or I.lot~ or file w ritten objec· contract documents 1n an amount I .orne1 of sa10 Lot 109 running· YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A tlons shall determine the general BuJldlng "&'·. Unjta 1012. 1014 and otner convevance by the State • . not less that 10•1• of Ille ma.ktmum lllence Northwesterly along the LA WV EA preva111ng rate of wagH. appllcabie 1016 In Bulldlng "C". Unite 1018. A1 provided by law, the Stale lh•ll h1111e the aote authority to receive 111 l ions w ith the court before amount of bid as a guarantee that Nor111e11sterty line ol said Lot 102 oo 1907 Beryl Lane. Newport Beach. to the work to be done; cop1e1 of the 1020 and t022 In Bulldlng "D", rent a, luues and proflta arlllng In any mann411' from the praperty ao the hearing. Y our appear- the bidder will en1e1 into the teet t~e SoutriwHterly par.i1e1 CA 92660 1a1es1 general wage rate detetmln•· Units 1001. 1003 ad 1005 In Bulld· deeded to the State · ance may be m person or b y pre>posed contrac1 ,, rrie s.ame s w1t'1 the Sootheasterty tine ot said 111 • s1ree1 addrest or common ttons ••e on lite 11 the 011 .. of the Ing E' Units 1007, 1009 and 1011 All lnformatton concerning reoemptlOn or the Initiation of an lnttlll· your attorney awarded to \uch D•Oder 1n the Lot 110 oo tee1 111ence dest91'at1on or prooeny 1s shown City Clerk and the office of the DI· In Butldtng "F", Un.Its 1013. 1015 ment Pl•n of redemptlOn wUI. upon reqUNt, be lurnlllled by Rober1 L · eV9nl of failure to ll'lter into sa•o Soomeasterty parallel w'th trie above no warr1nty IS given as to 111 rector 01 Public W0tka ol the City of and 1017 in &lkllng "G· u lflc>wn Citron. Tax Collector-TrMl4.lre< and Redemption Ollicer. 110 Finance IF YOU ARE A C REDI- contract such ~ecu111v w111 oe f0< Nortrieasteflt 1tne or said Loi completeness or correctness) The Hun11ng1on Beach Callf0tn11 upon The Condominium Plan re;:: . 830 N Broadway. (PO Bo.-: 1438). Santa Ana. Calltornta 92702 TOR o r a conungent creditor 1911 10200tee1101ne!>out'1eas1erlyhne benef1c1ary under said Deed of Plans and spec1llc1t1ons cord~ln BOOk12206,Page1617 01ted thl9 8thdayofM1w ( h d ----' DIST"'ICT t SI " f b of 0 al R d f 0 c ROBERT l . CITRON ,. u l e eced:>C"U, you mwn " r•serv8' t~ right to or ~•d LOI 111ence Northeu1er1y ru .,y reuon o I reaon or d• together wllh propoaal form, may ec:or • o range oun- reject any or au b•d• or 10 wa111e any 1io 00 1ee1 10 1110 point ot t>eg1n. fault in the obligations secured be obtained aM the olftce or the DI· ty, California Tax Collector· Treasurer file your chum with the 1rregu1art11es or 1ntorma1toes in any 111ng thereby, neretolore executed and rector of Public Works. City Hall. PARCEL 2 Unit 1020 In Bulldl"O of Orange County court or present it to the pet· bids o• in the b1dd1ng rrie st•ee1 addreu and otner delivered 10 the undersigned e writ· Huntington Beacri. Calllornla D as shown upon the Condominium State of Calltorn1a son al representative ap· Pursuant to tria prov1s1ons 01 Sec; ommon des1gnatton 11 c1ny of the ten DeGlara11on of Default and Oe-No bid wlll be received unteu n Is Plan referred to at>ove The proponlel to be deeded and subject ot thla notice are situated Jn potnted b y the court w ithin t1on 1773 of tile Labo• Code of trie e;al p•opert~ oescr1bed abo.,... 1s mand for Sate. and written notice ol made on a blank torm lurnilhed by YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNOER A the County of Orange, State of Callfomla, and partlcularty delcflbed u f •'--f h da f S.te ot California me DISTRICT purportt!O to b8 2395 Orange breach and ot election to caute tile the 01rec1or of Public W0tk1 The DEED OF TRUST OATEO MarCh 8. fotlOwl, to w~ our mon"'u. rom t e te O has obtatned from 1ne Oirect0t ol Cost• Mesa Ca11torn11 undersigned to 14111 Mid property Jo Sr>ecl•l altenllon of Pfospec;tlye bid· 1978. VHLfSS YOU TAXE' ACTION PROP!.,,. SOt.O TO IHE Sele 79-23537~ AP ~53.-23 first tSS~ of )a 11e r:s Al me ~nmem of lndust11at Rela· The undersigned Ttu$1ef d•S· salts1y $lid obtigelloos end there-ders Is called to the propoul r TO PROTECT YOUR AAOPERTY. IT STATE IN THE YEAR 1979 FOR THE S 195'3 t. Goltallnl S. A. ' p rovtded""tn Sect.aon• 700 of t1on5 the general prevailing rate ol claims any l1ab1ttty for any incorrect-f alle< the uooerSlglled ceuMd said quirements set fonh In the a~fj. M~ Y BE~~.T ~1.f'~~~Qli;~Ti1'ii4> -~-~¥~S~f.~!§,._ ~ ,4~P 9:23~.-~. ~.:~ . o~. e n l ~-,,_,, ~ dtem wages and the general nessof the street address and 0111« nottee ol breach and of elecllOo t C4.l.IPP.f.1 • .:.._. <.:;._ =~ ~~ · . W:: !> • f'M-,.,, ) ..... el.~. ' l}~IQDaliOJl, ,,_ -~-b4._rec~~f/G~ ~ot-· . "< TH NATURE OF THE YEAR 1978-79. ' Sele 79-235434 AP.658-058-14 orrua. e "tor I ~ .. .; ,,._,, ~~f t.~ ... , '' .,..• .... -:!'! ..;'CJttW!tat Re-The above quan11t1es are appro•· PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU HUNTINGTON $180.59, Gottallna s. A. ~· chums wtll n ot expire prior work is to pertorrned tor eac craft Said sale will be made. but cords n office of the Recorder 1mate only, being given as 1 batls SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER' BEACH CITY Sale 79-235455, AP 656--062· 17, to four months from the date O• type ol work9' neec:teo to e•ecute without covenant o• warranty ex-of Orange County, tor the comparl5Cln ot bids, and the 1020 Nancy lane, Costa M.... Sa•· 79 1,,_,,_, ... AP 1•8 ,.,,..1 12 s 146.31, Oottallna s A. of the h ean·ng .;:,.,.1ced abov-trie contract These r11es are on Ille 1 press or 1mphed. regarding utle. Sato sate wtll be maoe, but ~lly of Huntington Beach doa not CA. 92627 "' • .. ~. .. """' • • Sale 79-23M58. AP 666--062· 18, uvu "'"· at lhe DISTRICT 01t1ee IOcated at posse111011 or encumbrancff to without cov"1atll Of' w1r.1anty. ex· express or by tmP1&allon1 agree "(II • 11rMI addreaa Of' c~mmon ~:!d l~~· Daryl l . 21131 s t68.18, Goltallna s. A. Y <?U MAY EXAMINE 169•0 B STREET HUNTINGTON oay 1he rem1m1ng prmc1pet sum or press or 1tipl1ect regl'rdlng utle thllt trie actural amol!nt of work wm designation ol P'opertt Is •flown . ...,..S_ .... 79 1682 • ., •p 1.,,,1,,_. ,.,3 Sale 79-235457, AP 858-062-19, the file k ept by the court. U BEACH. CA 926•7 Copies m~ be the note1s1 MCured by 1a1d Deect of pos.S&IOfl or encumt>rances. to eotrespond therewtlh but reaervee above. no warranty II given as to lta -• ..... ,.. .. .,.. .,,--v • $168 16. Gol1allna s A. ted th obta1neo on request A copy of Truat with mlerest thereon u pay Ille rema1n1ng prinop-1 eum or the reght 10 1ncr-or deer .... the completeneea Of correctness) "The $570 20, Meadows, Ouentlon, 163112 Sale 79-237262 AP 632...()8 l-05 you are m teres l1l e es- triese rates ltlall be posteo at the• Pf'OYft!ed 1n said no1e(1) advances, the nore(s) MCUred by said deed of amount of any class or portion of t>eoeflciary under said Deect of Eeole Ln $82.58. Stev.ns G;oup Ltd • late. you may serve upon the jOb s11e 11 any undl!f the terms ol said Deed Trust With interest as In said note the work as may be ~ Trust, by reason ot • breac;h °' cM-Sale 19-114otet, AP 183·121·22, NEWPORT BEACH CITY executor or ad ministrator or 11 shallf be mandatory upon tile ot Truat lees cnarges and ex-provided advances. 11 any, under nec.ssary or expedient by 1he DI· fault in the obllglllona aecur9d Dus 14n8b·~:s· tE. sp1nou . RodOlfo, 5121 Sale 79_2.,,_2 .... AP ,., • .,2 .. ,.,3 ... u pon the attorney for the ~x-CONTRACTOR to whom the con· penses or lhe Trustee and of ine the terms ol saJd Deect o1 trust, re... rectOf or Publle Works ttiereby, her•tofore executed and -"" ...., '".,.. _.. • tract is awarded aoo upon any sub· trusts created by said Deect 01 charges. and expenses ol the All bids will be compared on the dellverect to tl'le undersigned 1 writ· Sale 79-178347. AP 178-034·77. $10.38, 8. H. Miiier Conllructton Co. ecutor or adm.imstrator, and contractor under 5uch CONTRAC· Trust Trustee and of lhe tru1t1 created by baai1 ol the Director of Public ;en Oec:larallon of Default and De-S2,965.20. w .. 1. NNI B. 162A6 Tl-. SEAL BEACH CITY file wtth the court with TOA. to pay not leu than the satd The total amount of the unpaid said Deect of Trust Works estimate of tne quantities of mand fOf' Sale, and written notice of bui Clrcle Sale 7" •A<>•52 •p 1""' n3•27 { f rf •- ' S ... •-1 b ......... d r -·~ 1 ale 19:1..,.,.,.. .. •p 17 •• 201 .,.. ,,_ ~ . ,.. .. ...., - p roo o servtce, a w t .... n speci 1ed rates to au wOfkers em· balance ol lhe obl1g1uon aecured a.,, sa ... w1 I be held on· Friday work to be done r ......... an O ....... ton to <:auM 11'\e <>UVu..> ,.. " .._ (fO< e 1 OA3-07"-05) $527 OA ployed by 1~ •n the executton ol by the propeny 10 be IOI<! and June 15 198A 11 2 30 pm. 11 the Subatttullon ol secunues ror any uooeralgned to M ii Mld property to $42 28, Townsend Ellle D : K m r 'I • · request staung that you de- tr>e contract reasonable estimated cost1 .,,. Chapman Avenue entrance to 11'\e mon..s w1t'1held by the Ctty 10 1n-sallsfy said obllgat1on1, and tiler• Atklnaon, Lynn ytecoST'AG MEaSA CITY sire special notice of the Cil- No btddet may withdraw any bid penses and advances 11 the time or Civic C¥.ter Building 300 East sure performance lhall be per-after the underalgnect c:avMCI Mid Sale 79-18 129A, AP 178-362· 11 lng of an mven tory and ap- for a perlOc:f or Th1ny (301 days after I lhe 1net1al pubhcallon of the Nottce Chapman Avenue Orange. CA m11ted 1n accordance with notice 01 breech and of election to $465 53. Abandonato. Joe. 16862 Sale 79-524579 AP A27-192-28, the dale set 101 the opening of bids DI Sale os S 10 997 4 1 At the lime or the tnltlal publt· provtstons of the ca11torn1a GoVtlf'n· be recorded February 9. 198" u E~ater ln $46 82, Kollllrvlne Comrm1nlty A1111. praisement o f estate assets or A payment bOnd aoo a pet-, Tha 1>eneltc11try unoer said 0eect cation ot t111s notioe, the total ment Code. Section A590 Instr No 8A·58563 of Offlcial R• Sale 79-18709A, AP 110-t52-07, Sale 79·52531 1, AP 427-191·20, of the petitions or accounts formance bond wlll be required DI Trust heretofore execufed and amount of t'1e unpaid balance of the Each bid shall be made out on a cords In the olllce of the Rec:Ofder S 1A 02, Hartin, L-eona 146.88, Kollllrvlne CO<n1T1Ynlty Aun. m entio ned in Section 1200 prior to execution of the contract delivered to the undersigned a writ· obllga11on Mc:ured by the at>ove de· form to be obtamed at the office or of Orange County; Sale 79-192276, AP 187-331-04. IRVINE CITY and 1200.5 o f the California and Shall be 1n the form set lortl1 1n te Decleratton of Default and De-scribed deed ol trust and est1m1tect th• director of Public Work a, De-Said ule wlll be made, bot $30 82, Stellrec:ht, Robert L. Sale 7g. 700511, AP 529-181· 13, P robate Code the contract documents mend tor Sale and a wrnten Notice csos 28ts, 7e11 66 iien1e1. and advanCM 11 velopment Wing. 2000 Main Streel, without covenant or warranty, H· LAGUNA $56 99, NOr1hwood Aasoctates 111, Willi J ·M Wb'--' Pureuant to Section •590 of the ot Default and Election 10 Sell The .• 1 Huntington Beach. Cautornta. srt•tt press or lmpliect, reg.er.ding lltle BEACH CITY Warmington. J P. am · C uuue Government Code of the Sate ol under"Qned caused said Nottce of The total 1ndeb1ednesa being an be sealed and meet wHh the City possenion, or encumt>ranca. to Sale 711-703555 AP S51-01s..3 757 W ttb Stree& Cahlorn1a. tile contract will con111n Default and Election 10 Sell 10 be estimate on wtlleti the operung bid 11 Cterk at ll'le Clvoc Center. Second pay the remaining Pf'lncipel aum of S 33S•~ 79-T 227023, AP 641-192-26, S 1456 20. trvlne Pr~les ' San P~ro CA prOVlSIO<IS ~m1111ng the 1uccesslul recorded m Ille counly whe•e tile com1>1.1tect may be ob1a1ned by ca.JI· Floor Adm1n1Strat1on &11d1ng 2000 the note(s) MCurect by said deecl ot 1 u I, hayet, Penn P • 547 Ce-NEWPORT MESA UNI • • bidder to tubalilute securnles for real property 1s IOcaled 1ng (71 •1 113 7 ·0966 or (2131 Mam Street Huntington Beactl. Trust. wtth lnterMt u In seld note nyon Acres Dr • -83t· 1313 any moneys "•thtwlld by the DIS· Date June 4 1984 62'7-A865 the day before the sale C1htorn11 on or before 10 oo AM provided. advancea. If any, under Sale 79·230329, AP eAA-151·15, FIED Published O range Coast TRICT to ensure per10<mance under DEFAULT SERVICE COMP A NV Dated May 17 198A on June 19 198", 1nd s'1111 be the terms of H id Deect oflrvat.1.... S25S8.:!_37~~2n32~.w. ~IP, J!'!~331 """, SCHOOL DISTRICT DaHy Pilot June 6, 7, 13. 1984 the contract INC T D SERVICE COMPANY opened by a committee compoMd charges, and •x~naes of the ..., " """' ,.. ..,.... ...,.,, Gove•ning Board as said Truslee as said Trustee of trie City Cieri\. the City AttO<ney Trustee and of the tru.ta created by $77 21 BrOOka, Richard Kenneth Jr. Sat. 79-732~. AP 439·232·34, WTH -1 fl By Janet Garnck Cieri< 25200 East La Paz Road "2 11 By Sue Pltcriard Assistant Sec· and Oirecto• ot Put>llC works pr their said Deed of Trust • Laguna Properties S l04.s4. GIUMll, Andr-71'1 Pubhstied Orange Coast Daily P1tot Lagun11 Hills CA 92653 retary au1horized representative and the Said aale wOI be held on. MJ>nday, Sale 79-233185. AP 6A4·362-03. PROPERTY SOLD .TO THE ___ ..;.fWL..;..;;...;;;.;.IC;;_,;.NO.;.;;.;T..;.IC.;;.E;;__ __ _ May 3 I 198• and June 7 1984 71• 855 6650 One C11y Blvd Wes1 Orange CA <esults of said bidding wm be re-June 25. 198". at 2 30 pm. 11 tM S269 11, Broolcs. Richard Kenne1h STATE IN THE YEAR 1978 FOR THE 2876-8• By Janel M App President 92668 ported to lhe City Council of said Chapman Avenue entrance to tM Jr ·Laguna Properties TAXES, ASSESSMENTS ANO K-117!6 ------------Pub1tsned O•ange Coast Oaoty Pilot (7 14) 835-8288 City of Huntington Beacll at tlleir CtvlC Center &lldlng, 300 Eut Sale 79·233187 AP 644-372-02, OTHER CHARGES OF THE FISCAL NOTICE OF DEATH OF MllC NOTIC[ June 7 t4 2 t. 198• Published Orange Coast Dall)' r90u11r meeting to be held on Mon· Chapman Ave, Orange, CA St796 A7, Brootls, Richard Kenneth YEAR 1977•78 NELL O'DELL AND OF TH-17 P1101 May 24 31 June 7 1984 day trie 2nd ol Juty 1984 et Ille Al the time of the lmtlal °"bit· Jr • le;una Propert199 HUNTINOTON PETITION TO ADMlNfS. MO TICE TO CREDITORS ------------2743·8• rioor of 7 30 p M '"the City Council cation of lhla nottee, tlle 1otal Si le 79-233310, AP 6"A-402-18, BEACH CITY Of •UL.K TRANUIER \ PU8l1C NOTICE Chambefa 1n the Civic Centef of amount ot the unpeld O.lance ot the $340. 74, Mcll1nea, JOhn M TER EST ATE NO. A· I !3334 (hce.t101-4107 U.C.C.) rtk.IC NOTICE said City ot Huntington Beach, and obllgatlonaec:ured bytlleat>ove«M-Sele 19-2335'7. AP 644-418-041 Sele 7a.189,12• AP 932-I0..090, T o aU h eirs beneficiaries Notice is hereby given lo c'red1· NOTICE TO CREOfTOf'9 ariall be ectlld upon by "Id City !leflbed deed of truat and Mtlmeted 121 84. AMdQl.lrlan, Armen, 100Q 111o.80. ~occo. Val A.. 7825 edl d. I IDrs ot 1ne within named trans OF BULK TRANSFER ORANGE COUNTY c 1 .__ costs ex ..... nses and ad anca 11 Deeca.nao Ave. Arb« Ctrei.. er tors an cont ngen l f~rorts1 tha1 a bulk transter 1s ebOut St>es 6t01·6t07 u cc 1 HARBOR MUNICIPAl COURT J:~ci 1:~ .. 1'"' regular meeting on S77.3S1 6s~ · v Sale 79-2343A7 AP 644-A52-10.1 LAGUNA BEACH creditors o f NELL O'DELL to be made on per50nal propeny Nolte. .. ,5 hereby g1veon 10 111e 44I01 Jamboree 81wd. Trie City 01 Hun11ng1on Beaell. The tolal indebtedness being an S8 05. Koury. Ted CITY and persons who may bE tie•einaller desert bed creditor~ ot LAMPPOST PIZZA A P.O. Bo11 2510 Calllorn1a rese•ves 111e 11ght lu re-~sttmate on wt11c11 the opening bid 11 .. S0•5teK7ou9·ry234T~8 AP s.t•-452-11. Sale 78•221312. AP 641. t23--03. o therwise m terested tn tht Tile names end busmess ad· CALIFORNIA CORPOA.-T ION Newport lkec:h, CA. t:zte0-13"7 1ec1 any or au bids and to accept computed l'r\ly be obt.elned by caJI· .., · .... S 7 U d dresses ot lhe 1n1ended transt1Wors Transl"ro• wr1ose C'11ef eAecut1ve Pta1ntttt CITY NATIONAL BANK trie b•d deemed lor the t>est interest 1ng (714) 937-0966 (2131 627-4865 Sale 79-234359 AP 6"A-452·22. 1"22 O, Hudton G4IOl'ge l • 2960 Wt an /or estate· are DOUG SIEMER 2151 Pactlic othC4:l addre55 is 1585 Sunland a na1tona1 banking essoc1a1ton or the City or Huntington Beech, the day oefore me sale SS 05, Koury. Ted Dorn Ct A peUUon h as been filec Avenue Apt A20 t Costa Mesa Lon11 City or Costa Mesa County ol De I end an 1 T H OM A S California Dated May 15 198A Sale 79-23A360 AP 6AA-452·23. Sale 78-229058, AP M A-432-04, by DOUGLAS C O'DELL CA 92627 PAUL ROSSI 2151 Pa· Or11nne Slate ol Cal1lo1n1e 111a• a TUNSTALL KENNETH DEROY and B Cl t 111 C c 1 I MAR VISTA FIN "NCl"l INC S8 05 Koury Ted Sl55 90, Forsylhe Mongage Co h S Co Or .. ·• • yorero e ny ounctothe "' " s.:....79•23·•361 •p• .... 52•2.inc.,815 Mlramar St tn t e uperior urt o f · c11tc A11enue. Apt A201 Costa bulk trirnsfer is at:>oul to be mao1 10 ROGER A CANNON City of Huntington Beach. Ca1ttorn1a es salO Trustee. "'" .. · '"' .,.. .. ~ ... s C.o Mesa CA 9:1627 DREXEL B SHEAHAN AND NIKl\1 Case No A9385 this May 21, 1984 By T D SERVICE COMPANY. agent $8 05, Kovry. Teet ale 78•229059, AP 644-432-05, ange unty requesung thal Tile name(sl and business ad-SHEAHAN Transferees wriose SUMMONS A fTEST Allele Wentworth By Sandra M Armenta. Assistant Sale 79-234362, AP 6"4-A52-25, 173·32• Foraylne Mongage Co. Inc • DOUGLAS C. O'DELL bl dress of the 1n1ended tranaleree(a) riome address is 7017 E Country NOTICE! You hawe been Med. City Clerk Secretary $8 05 Koury Ted SOS Mlremar St. led ....., l tt•e FEREIDOON HA TAMI. 6971 Club Line City ol Anane.m County The court ma, d9clde agalnet you Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot One City Blvd West Orange. CA Saie 79-2l44A i AP 644-456-03, COST A MESA CITY appom as t"' rsona rep- Kateue Avenue Anaheim CA 01 Orangs Stall ol Ca1tforn1a wlthovt rour ~ng ti.ard uni..1 May 31 198A and June 7 l98A 112668 S8 96. Koury, Ted Sale 78--488059 AP A25-352...()8 resent.auve to adnuruster thf 92804 BAHRAM D ZAND 25766 r116 property to be 1ran&terred 15 you rffpond within 30 dara. RNd 2870-SA (71Al 835-8288 Sale 7~23«59. AP 64A-456-21, $337 06, RIM C~a Co . 137 In~ estate o( NELL O'DELL Via Lomas •93 Laguna Hiiis CA oescrtbed on general as All stoci.. 1nl the lnfotmatlon betow. Published Oraoge Coes1 Dally Piiot S 13 10, Koury. Ted dustrlal Way (under the Independent Ad· 92653 trede li•lures eQuipmenl and good II you wish to seek lhe advoce ot MllC NOTICE May 2~. 31, June 7, 198A 2744-84 Sale 79-23A460. AP 644-A56-22. ----. . . r ~ Act) That Ille property pertinent here-will of 111a1 Pizza wtt'1 Beer and Wlne•an attorney In this matter. you S 13 10, Koury. Ted PROPERTY SOLD TO THE nurustra.uon ~ tales to is described 1n general u Allot License bus1ne55 known as · LAMP· should do so promptly so that vour ORANGE COUNTY MllC NOTICE Sale 79-235137, AP 64A·A73-27. STATE IN THE YEAR 11177 FOR THE The petition tS set for hear the furnnure ll•lures equipment. POST PIZZA" and located et 323• 1 written response, II 'llny may be MUNICIPAL COURT T42NO $350 6A. Huton, J Randolph TAXES. ASSESSMENTS AND tng in Dept. N o. 3 at 70< Inventory supplies goodwlll, trede Camino CaplStrano. City of San flied on time HAR•OA JUDICIAL DISTRICT T.8. NO. 14309 M Sale 79-235280, AP 658-02A-09, OTHER CHARGES OF THE FISCAL C i vic Center Dr West name leaseriotd 1mp<ovements and Juan Capistrano. County of Orange AVISOIUsted '18 8'do deman· 44!01 JambofM 81wd. lte. 101 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE $61 3•. l I B 2nd., 426 Nyee Pl YEAR 1976-77 . ' lealetlold 1n1erest of lhet cen11n State of Calltorn1a dade El tribuma. lede dectdlr con· Newport a.adl, CA. t2MO YOU ARE IN DIFAUU UNOEfll A Sale 79-235277, AP 656-02> 12. NEWPORT BEACH S anta Ana, CA 92701 or aerv1ce center and located at 3006 Trie bull< transfer will be contum· Ira Ud. aln audlenc:la 1 rTMnOS q"9 Platntlff ROBERT L CONN aka DEED OF TRUIT DATED Noftm. $1A1 47, GottaUna S A CITY June 20, 1984 at 9:30 A .M . Harbor Blvd Co11a Mesa CA mated on or alter the nnd day or Ud. r"POf'da dentro ct. 30 dlaa. ROBBY CONN Sale 79-235278. AP 858-02> 13, IF Y O U OBJECT to the 92626 June 198•111000AM 8IACTION Lealalnfof~lonquealgue. Defendant 2-TEL INTER-~T~~~"iou~~o':E~~:~= $1A 147,G04talinaS.A St le77-241312 APCMS-084-05 fth ti The &s1ness name used by Seid ESCROW INC ATTN MARILYN If ,CM! wleh lo .... the 9dYb of NATIONAL INC 8 corporation PAOPERTY, rT MAY IE IOlD AT A Sale 79-235279, AP 858-02> 1A, $.2,310 t4, Poore •• Lou A 6302 w' granung .0 e pe Uon, YOl transferors at said loca1ton ts WESTMORELAND, wtiose address an ettMMY In thla matter, you domg business as PROCESSING PU IC I ALE $163 33, G04tallna S A Coast Hwy sh ould either a ppear al the CARBURETOR ELECTRIC SEA· is 640 N Tus11n Ave Suite 101. 1houlddoM>ptomptlJ10lhatyour LAB KAREN D NIXON, JAMIE D EXPl•l .. N"TION. l!_YOUTHINHD AN Sale 79-23530e AP 856-032·16 COSTA MESA CITY h earing and stale you ob"- VICE CENTER $Ante Ane Callfornl8 92705 w"tten rMponM, If anr, may be STITT. and DOES t through XX, In· " " ..,.,. NA'fVR2 '469.84, Don Carl ltd • f fil •tte be That said bulk trensler is in· That the tasi date tor 1111ng claims ftled on time. elusive OF THE PAOCEEDIHO AOAIHI T Sele 79-235317 AP 656-034-02 Sile 77-476512, AP A39·281· 13, ions or e wn n o l""- tended to be consummated al lhe 1n the escrow •elerred 10 herein •s st Uetad deMa eollcltar el con· Case No 62620 ~~~Y~~~ IHOULD CONTACT A St96 47. Goltallna S A.. 166 Sl,094.94• Fukumoto, Kent S., 2A60 lions w ith the court before of!1ce of STARCREST ESCROW June21 1984 MJodeunabC19ado enHtea1un· SUMMON& OnJunet4 198AatllOOoclock BOlaanaDr Nawport Blvd th e h earing. Your appear CO INC 18798 B100k'1u<sl Sl<eel So far as is known to the T11ns-to, debar la hac erlo In· NOTICE! You hawe been tued. AM at lhe front olfloe entrance tn Sale 79·235372. AP 656-053·19. pu:.u~I~ ~a~e19~~6~·~ a.nee may be tn peraon orb' Fountain Valley Coun1y or Orange. terM all business names and ad· madtalame11te, de e1ta m-•· au Th• court mey decide agelnat tou the main lobby of Safeco Tilt. In· $195 31. GoltaHna S A Y • ne • • your attorney. • Ca11lorn1a 92708 ;.>n or alter June d•6SM used by lhe Transteror for rMpueela eecrlta, II hay etguna, without your belrt11 Mard unlee• surence Company 825 North IF YOU ARE A CREDI 26 1984 tne pas1 wee years are SAME puede t« ~latr9de • ttempo. JOU re.pond within 30 daye. RNd Broadway, in the City 01 Santa Ana, P\8.IC NOTICE P\B.JC fl)TIC£ This ou11< translP• is ~ut11ect 10 I T1111 butll 1ranster '' sub1ect to 1· TO THE OEFENOANT: A clwll the lnfOfmatlon befow. County of Orange, State of Call· TOR or a conungen t cred.lto Calllorn1a Uniform Commercial ca111orn11 Uniform Commercial complaint hat been nled bJ tM II you wish 10 seek Ille advice ol fornia SAFECO TITLE INSURANCE FICTITIOUS IUllHEll NOTICE INVfTlffO 8101 of the deceased, you mus Code Section 8106 Code Section 6106 p.alntltt 90aln1t JOU. If you with to an attorney tn this matter yoo COMPANY, 1 corporation. aa NAME ITATURNT Notice It hereby given that tlle f') l i h h T'1e name and address ol the per-Dated Aprll 25. 198• defend thl• l1w1ult, rou muat, should do so promptly so 11111 your Trustee under the Deed of Truat The fOllowlng P9flOl'I• are doing Board of Truat ... or the Huntington 1 e your c aJm W t t 1 son wtth whom cta1m5 may be filed DREXEL B SHEAHAN within 30 d11ys alt8f this summons wrmen response. 11 any, may be e.ecuted by WILLIAM GEARY AND boalness as: Beach City School District, In the court or present ll to the per 1s Starcres1 Escrow Co Inc 18798 NIKKI SHE,.HAN ts served on you, Ille with this court lllpd on time JO ELLEN G'EARY. hutband and G. S l ENTERPRIZE. 431 w .. t. County ot Orange. Will receive t>lclt sonal r epresentative ap B•ookriurst Street Founlain Valley T ransleree •written response to the complaint AVlSOIUated '1e sldo deman-1 mint ier Ave • Newport BMch. CA. up to, bUl not later than 2:00PM on ted th CA 92708 Escrow No 1896-MS, PubllshiWl O•anQi! Co111 0111lv P1101 Unless you do. your default will be dade El lrlbuma, lede d9cldlf con• :'; ed=.~~ ~v-;"53tir, ~~· = t26e3 the 8th day of June, 191M for tN pof m bthsy f e courtth dwt.~u and the 1as1 oay lor f11tng claims by June 7 1984 entered on apphcallOn ol ttle plaJn· tre Ud. aln audi.ncla a -que t•299 page 989 or Ottk:lat Records Geoe Lechenmyer, 431 w .. t. purchllJe of one 78 PASSENGER o ur mon rom e a<e O any cred110• sh11t1 Of' June 25 198A TH· 1 Ult and 1111s court may enter a Ud. rHponda dentro de JO dlH. 1n the ofhce 01 the Recorder of Or· minster Ave Newport 8"ch, CA. SCHOOL BUS to be °"'°"l:Md tor first issuance o f letters a wh1c11 15 lht> bu""'"' day belore lhe MllC NOTICC 1udgement against you lor Ille relief l .. ta lnfOfmacilon que algue. ange Counry California by reason 92683 c:ash Of 1even (7) year lea• wtth p rovided in Sect.Ion 700 0 consumm ltion do1,. specified demanded 1n trie complaint wti1c11 11 rou wlah lo~ the adYlce of 01 default in lhe payment O< pet· Scott G LaOhenmyer, A3 I West-option to purC'l'lase ptan for Ille die-the Probate Code of ~ abov(I J FICTITIOUS BUSINESS could •esull 1n garn1S'1men1 of en attomer In thl• matter, you lormance 01 oblt~allons secured mln11er Ave , N-port Beach. CA. trlct speclflcattonl for said OU. on So 111r d5 " ~nown to said in wages taking ol money or property 1hould do 10 promptl" IO thft yovr 92683 Ille In the Dlllrlct Pur~ .. as1nn oHI~ fomia The tJ~ for filin1 d T MAME STATEMENT ' triereby 1ncJudlnn I e breach or de-"'' ··• "-ten Pd •ilMt'""fll \I said intended I or otrier rehet •eques1ed 1n lhe com· written tffponH, II any, mar be • Thi• buslneu la conducted by· a at 20A51 Cralme< Lane. Hunll""ton claims wiU no l expire prio T1an5f11rQr1~, J'"d th• 1011ow1ng ad Thi' lollowmo penions are doing plaint nlad on time. fault. notice 01 which was recorded g-al partnertnlp Beach, Calllornla 92646 "• O•t1on111 Ou~""''·· nam,.s and ed· buiinl'u H Daleo Oct 23 1981 SI U11ed de .. • IOfleltar .. con-January 23 1984 81 document no Gerle lachenmyer Said but to be In accordance wtth to four months f r om the da1' d•essP~ ''"1""' lh" thr~ years last l IBf: R rv GOVERNMENl SE-J PETERSON Clerk Hlo ct. un •bovado en Ml• a1un-84-030293 DI saod Ottlcfal Recorda, Thia 11atement waa flled with the tpecllicatlont now on Ill• at M id of the heanng n oticed above put None CURI TIES AND THE LIBERTY By SUSAN MOSER Deputy t o. deberla llacerlo In· wollsefl 11 publlcauctlontothe hlgh· County Cterll of Orange County on district offic. YOU MAY EXAMlNJ 0,1100 May 1~ t'-18• GROUP 1361 Campus Drive Suite JAMES P DEL GUERCIO 17'adf1i.m.nte, de Mta maMfa. '" est bidder for cash In lawful money May 23. 198A Each bid lhatl t>e tMled and tnall the file k ept by the CO" .... 1 l'erf'ldoon "1illlm• 101 trvone Cal.I 9271• •ARIARAFAYE STEIN ra•~•la eec:rlta. al haJ algune. of the United St1fe1 without any F2 be led ..., filed .... . Ba'1•am O Zil~d "MG P •tnt'l's 2361 Cameus 8701 Wll1hlre 91Yd., Ninth Floor pilade H r ~latrada I tlempo. covenant or warranty exor"s °' Publilhed Orange Coa11 Dal ~~·1 ~ !.-=-·• you are interested tn the es 1n1ended T•an't"refltal o"~" Su•I .. 201 Irvine Caltf 921 1• Beveriy Hltta. CA. 90212 1-TO THE OEFENOANT: A clYll implied 85 10 lllle possession, or Piiot June 7. 14. 21 . 28, 1984 bOf'ld tor an amount not i... t~ uue, you may serve upon th• Pubtls'1ed OniriQ• Cont 01111y Liberty P;1rtners Inc Calitorni• 1Put>hshed Orange Coast Daily Pt101 c:omplatnt h11 been nled by lhe encumbrances 101 the purpoH 01 5% Of 11'\e total amount bid, payable executor or adrrurustra•-. o P1101 June 7 1484 \.Ctrporation 236 t Campus Drive June 7 IA 2 t '8 198A I pelnllft egalnat you. If you w'811 to paymg obhgellons secured by Mid 10 the order of said IChOOI dlllrle1 ..,. TH 111 I S111tft 201 hv1ne c a111 92114 TH·:?O defend tllla l•wiutt, you mutt, Deed or Trull. lh• interest con· -------------' Each bid ahaJI be marked "Bid No upon the attorney f or the ex ---------"--"--"--Tri·~ busmess is conauc1ed by a wllhlh 30 days after 11111 summon• veyed to Hid Truslee by said Deed MLIC NOTICE 8 «'Utor or administrator, ln• POOLIC NOTIC[ 1tmR116_?_P1"crtnH"rOlstitp P d P~llC HOTIC£ 11 served on you. Ille..,,,,, this court 01 Trust m property situated In the ---,-IC.;..TITIOU....;.o..;;;.;.;;;...l;.;,:;,IU.;.;.;;;•--=--1-1--1 84= ~uat be dellV9red to the 0t.. Cile Wtlh the court witl F C o..,..r mes ni1s1 em 1 wittten response 10 trie complaint County 01 Orange State of Call--f..., f f _., I TITIOUS 8USINIESS This ~t<lternent was Wed wlln th FICTITIOUI BUllNIES8 Unless you 00 your default wlll be lorm• and d .. cribed u Lot 200 of NAMI ITATIMl.JfT trtc1 no! later tNn one '-'ndred I .. , proo O service, a wrilt.e1 NAME STATEMENT County Clerk Of Orange County on NAMIE ITATEMENT entered 00 application of the plaj • Tract No 7040 '"the City ol lrvlne, Tl'le followlng pettOnl.,. dOI (l501 d•yll ttom dale of order r('qUest staung lhtlt you ~ TM IOllowm9 person •~ do1nq May 16 198A The f01low1ng pereon 11 doing tiff and lhts COU'1 maw -t~ nl County Of Orange State Of Cell bl.lllOMt N The Board OI Trust .. ~ sire s......ma} not.ice Of tha fil Oullnus as '2AIOll buS1neu 11 1 ' "'" ~ lom111. u oe< msp record9d In Boot! L W UNLIMl'TEO. 50 TarOQCO, the right to ecc.pt or ra~ any or ..-~ "' DELLA INTERIORS 2' '1 Ste Mark w. l hurti.tf. l•q ZIPP SOFTWARE 1871 Boa tud~I ~·inst you fO< the relief 311 Paget 3 10 8 lnduslve, Ml9-Bo• eoe. lrvlne, CA 92714 ell t>ICJt. Of any combination OI btcll, ing of an inventory and ap 200 Buslneu Center D• 11v1"e IOO Newport Center Or Vista C11 Cotta Mna Calif 92626 derna deo n trie comptatnt Wf'llCtl ce11aneous Mapa tn the Office of the Vlnc.rtt l. Ab~ SO T• to •akre any tnlonnallty or Ir· praisemenl o( estate -la o CA 92715 S00 ' Erlelo David Kand 1871 Boa VISll could rnull in garnilhment ol County Recorder of Ml<I County. Bo1 t!Oe. Irvine, CA. t2714 ,.lef'fty.and to tit and fie\ U '°'9 of the -"UUON Of' IOCOWlt Suzann B Burk• 16 Brook•lone. Newport lkech. Cartt. t2teO Cir Costa Mesa C~flf 92626 "",•oe:·r"kl~rot money Of property EXCEPl THEREFROM ell oil, gh, ErnetY E. Moore. 210 Chlc900, ~s:ott~.m«f~~="= - 1rv1nt1 CA 927 t• I Published Orenoe Coaa• Deity This business 11 conducted t>y an ~11~~1 e rel equested in IN! com· mineral• and otller hydrOQarbOM, Hunllnoton a..ct'I. CA. 92841 .,,,_.1 :::r;;;·t>lcl or com~ii;; ~...anU12°00ned ... olfn th&c;.i~(omiJ20 ThlS busrneu 11 coMu<:tlld bv 111n Pilot May 2A 31 June 7 IA. t98• lndMdual Dated March 1 108,. below I d191h OI 500 1 .. 1. without Thie bullneel la oonductecl by: a Ofbjd. u deem.d to be In 1M ..._1 emu ~ \..41.U 1ndtv1dua1 2751 84 Ertck D i<and J PEl'EASON C~lr Ille rlOht Of l ufface ~try. aa r• generel ~~ .,.. Probate Codt' Suzann B Burl(e flus 111temef1t w11 tiled With the B LORI l<NIOHT n.-..1 wv.d In lntlfumenta of ~ii VlnQent L Abbaldl In._... ol tl'lt ~ Dlatr~ IV CRAIG C. ALEXAND!~ ,-his statement wa1 11•9<1 w1th tr... P\a.IC NOTIC[ County Cll'ft. o• O•tnQe County °" R~·RT , c......w.~0Y ,._ The u~ ~•nee ano •tlmate Thie atat.nent wet llled Wtlh tM orctet of the ~cl of True.._ of County Clerk ot Orange Countv on Apt JO 1'34 • '"' ..,..." "' .. , ... of coell •~penaeund aov1ne1eu County c... of Oret1C19 County on ~.~ntlngton BeKh City 8cMot VOEG ELIN, BARTOi\ May 15 198• FICTITIOUS •Ul lNEll ~u 1tm MacArttlur llvd., lulte IOO of May 10. 1MA la S 16.000 oo. uJd M 23 1M4 ..,....,,.., KLUGMAN 6 OETJ'ING " ... _. NAftlf STATEMENT p hi IMM, CA t21fl ay • av. Pet Cohen. C1ertt 00 -Tl'\e 1 tow u.,.1\hecl Qfange Coa11 ca11y I Ut-tlOI amount w111 1ne1 .... until csai. of ""'*'*' 0renge Cout Dally Pilot 44 MacAr"or Blvd., Se.It PU~~~~~ ,c:;n:i;8 C~::~ Dally bullntt~ It tng peraona at• doing Poot May 24 31 June 7 IA, 198A Pubh1ned Orange Cont Dally Piiot .. ~ 111 .. t l<ld,.... 0# othet COl'n• P:ti~. 1~-;r.29~ Delly May31, 1$64 and JUM 7, 12984111 •• 181 TH·:\ PHICANtRUTTER PARTNrr\· 2747•8• I May 17 24 31 June 1 198A mon designation. If ant. Of uie,.., q---TH., ..... Newport Beadl, CA. ttMt ---M-l-IC_NO_Tl_C£ ___ SH,IPtll'XJ F. Wtu,. Av• JA San11 P\Bl.IC NOTIC£ 1M••1c ..,..T.IC[ 2030 IA property d .. <:ftt>ed lbOV• •• _________ ....... npi::b55~l!h.... ~ ,... __ Ana C11111 9?70!'i FICTTTIOUI •u··-11 '""" nu purported to I» 1411i QI.,., •-.,. 11nTU>r ---.. ---..,.-11n-T'll'_t___ .. wt ""' -_._ lrv!M, ClllfOMll t 2714 ,._ nu11111&. ..._ nui~ "'-" °''-'1CTIT~I IUllNEH reuc.en rroper1 ... 1"' 1 C.I• NAMI ITATUllWT f lCTITIOUI •UllMIH TM uno.tiOMd l~ dla-uttU)' ,-iw\ May 31, u.ne 1, ~ NAMI ITATlMUfT lcwn11 lOfPOrallon 11120 E W•tr• The t~no '*"°" .• doing ...... ITATWMllfT amu nylablli'tytonnylnc.orfeCt• Pttnnoue .-11 Mfl1IOU9 .,..... 1984 The fOltOwlt19 oerton " docnig JA Santa Ana C•lrl 11270!> bulltlolN • The IO!lo-inig l*IOn le doi NA oA IM ttr ... lddl ... Of at'-..._ ITATl'ml'T ..._ ITA~ ftnnft a t>u11nHa Ill J E T Rull et. t m1rr!tl0 men H (llHIOH POINT!': lbtHIGH POtNTC buMMISS 11 ng COtNl'IOf\ delifnatlOfli M ~. lfloM'I The fOIOWtnO petlOfl It dolrtg lba IOllOw no l*'90fl 11 clOlf)CI -- PIA1NO ~ENT AHL 8[11\l!Cf;,,_~ ~IS~ l llds MC>lflll P'OC>efty, 041 cs~LIRFTO~WEN1•"Rc1)0(C)tilQH POINT( \ 11 AfCRE.A TION INVESTMENT hereltl. ~N ... -T ... OI~ ....... T. ~.. ·-1e llnTV'r ~tam• tOf\ ,....,. untlnQICl!'I .......,,, .11 Lido OUd Newooft O..Cn ,.. ,.. ,.. I ASHIN DRAW CO (2) PROMOTIONS ANO Dated Marte, 10.. ""' .... ,.,,. '-" .. ..,.. I A,•WAY HCURITY SYST'Ult. ,--. nu ~ Cam 026411 Calll 02883 ERS. IOOl·B W•t 17th St . Coala SURVEYS CO .. 310 FamlndQ St , ..,_!lcllt)', Aoa-J COtlllt Ind Harnltt~ Ave IM4, Coet• M-., 4t30 Clft'\fNf Dr , Newpon ~. NOTIC• o.-- Fdward l Whitting Jr 18111 Pellcen EquttlN e ~lllorn11 gen M.,. 02827 Suoe 403 BalbOtt CA HMI H.lnCY D 8'r•ll CA l.zt2T Ce111 02830 -·---= Rhine Otlve Huntington Bnch inf p•rtMrthlp 1920 ! Warn.f l0tt111'1e AIWl MC>fcoe 33 Shoot A 1eh 1 , Cl o ~ m r i 111 , 15 ~-11 r..t IMM, CA, Wlllltm A.. Decon. "3 H~ Olerl A Crunn, 945 S.tlter Ct 1 Nollc:il ~· INt tl'I Calif 92847 Av• 3A Santa Ana Caltl 9270!> 1n~S11t lrv1t>e.Ca111 9271• [dGewll«.Belt>oa CA 92• 1 12'71• A~•MA,(lostaMIM;CA O p Anltlelm.C t 12807 una.r..-.,;ii-;;tlilerr--.1w Thlt t>u••,,... •• CQflduct.a Dy an Th11 bu •flfft 11 cond1Ktec1 by 1 hta t>utfMu 11 connuct!Mt b~ an fhit bullneea 18 c:cnduc;tecl by f~"°"9 jJ141131•1144 bu*,..... la c:ondlic1ecl by. an TIMI bueJMM 11 ~t9d by 111 fOf .,"?"o;t.11 °' bit-;'; if'IOrvtd\1-1 ~Nllttl par l"lfth•P tndMdual lfld•vic:luai M lf.00 Tff l ~Hea COM-1"°wai~ Fl ~ /' IN!,~'*R. ,.__ ltlle\9d by ..,,,.,,.. OU. ... __ [d'#erd L Wh•tllOQ Jr Jo)hn c PeHy Pr...Oe<lt Lorr.,. A M0t1:0• " Oamrafh "~""'·a OorPoret Tl'UIMI ,.._.., ... ._.... ,. .. ...... . Tl'Ma ll•temetit ..,,,.. ljl«J with ti. Th•• 1t1tem1111 ... '•led W1tll INt "'-mtemenl ..... ,,.., ..,111 ,,,. Tt111 •1•1~ ... ,..... :1100 Wl11Nr1t "'° ~ • lO 1 ... ..!~ .. .,*"*' ... ~ wlih IM Thia atal~t ... ..., tM .... 0. Of\ or .,,., INI County Cletll of Orange County on County Clerk of Orange County on County Clefk ot OrAnQ4 Covt11y on County o.n, of Orllngll OoUtitr °" L ~ CA toOtO ......,..ty C..,.. of OrM;e County on Count' C..,._ of 0...,. COUrlty Of\ t<I~ '~IM~~«.._, 1~ May 1• 1~ May 11 11184 Mey ti tteA Mey ,3, t984 IV Mont L M•ttn F«tdolUr• Of· May 2'• 1™ M., t • 14 2wi ~n.ct M frM111 '1•102 f'Mttl ,,...., ~ • ,,_. ,.. ... 8 J Pull•.-1*! Or•noe Coast Dally Pubn•hed Or 8ng11 C<>••t Delly Pubhat\tlO Of•no• Cout Oa1tr Publl"-1 Otenot t o., T~lllll lFl-77U • Pu~ Oranoe Cout Delly Pubt*'-d Orll'tge co.at Deity •n IMlillCec*trano,CA N'l1• PUMM#)74 JI J11~114 t~l4 P!kitMa17• :It ~1, .. 1084 P11e>1 Mey;'A 3; June7 14 1H4 P110tJune11o4 tf.2t 1 ,. 0r-...ca..~PllOt PllOI JuN].!4,21.21.t~ ~11Jt May 2.-J l,JUM7,1'.I ... :i,~~~~CoutDll!w 2741>.. , 1\4 64 117'3 IA ' ' ' lH I• t Nr\I 1, 1114 . 10.a4 TIMO Ulf.f.4 • ' THfl·l I .... Nit.IC t«>TICE T411t1 wcmc."" ""11rtn ·~ NOTtCE OF DEA TH or T.1. •"74' NEOLA A. DOUCETT ab On Jiily 11, 1"4 et 10 oo a tn NllUU DOUCETT AND OF 8heetlOlllAmttican llcPf9M l"'I( PETIT10 TO AOMn.tYo 0..0 SwvicM, lf'IC. .. lrutt•, Of u ·u-$4~ T•IAtM °' Su1>111tut.o TE ll EST ATE N 0 . Tru11 ... or 111et certain o..ci of A·IZSSS4S ~rLe·.:~:r°'~e 'J~:U~~~. To au h &n, ~nefldart H"9band Ind wire, and '9COtdtO crtdltors and conun1~nt 07121171 .. 1n1truman1 no 3~. cred1to1"1 of NEOLA A In t>ootc 12773. PIG• 321 Oftictal DOUCETT aka NIKKI Aeoofd• or Ofenge COunty. Cal OOUC_....,.. and f0tnfa, and Pl.If~\ 10 that cettaln Jet& ' pel"IOl"ll who NotlOI of O.f11111t and E>ectlon to tna)' be otherwiae lnt6C'Sled Sell tereunder reoordtO 02122184 ln U\e wul and/or est.a~ u lnltrumant no 84-0730ee of Of. A pelllion has been flled ~':!, '!:,°'~~.!:~n...:: ~~ W:,~ by LELAND J . HENDRIE Trull Mii at Public aucoon r°' c:aM, In the Superior Court of Or- JawtW money ol t,,. untt.ci Sta.11101 8J1ie County ~uestina \hai Amertee. 1t the North rront _,. LELAND J HENDRIE be trat'l09 to the County CourtlloUM, , · 100 Civic Center Drive W•t, Santa appointed U pel"IOnal rep- Ana, California •0 that r~llt title and l'elt"ntattve to adml.nis1er the lnt.,.t oon to and nqw held estate of NEOLA A ;¥~~"~: m otT:'~~~ DOUCETT aka NIKKi and State ci.cr1 1• l DOUCETT (under the lnde· PARCEL 1 Lot 4 Tract 3102, In pendent Admirustration of the City of Coet1 Meu County of ""-•~ ,. ) Th · Orange, State of C111torni1 u per "'° ... tea "ct · e petit.lon IS m-ci reco<dtO In Boot! 120 PIQM 3 set for heanng In Dept. No 3 and 4 ot M11Cle11aneou1 Map1 In tlle at 700 C1vtc C.enter Dr . Office of Ille County Recotd• of West Santa Ana CA ~2701 aald County ' • EXCEPT therefrom all oil gu On June 20, 1984 at 9.30 AM. m1nera11 and other t1)'drocatbon IF YOU OBJECT to the 141bttlnCeS 1y1ng be4o1'f • depth of granuog of the pelll1on, you soo feet trom the 1Url1Ce of said h Id h th propeny but with no right of sur-s ou. eat er appear at e face entry, •• r~ In Med r• heanng and state YC?U objee· eoraeo 1no reeerved In deeds of tJons or hie .wntten ob,JeC· r~~~CEL 2 An easement for In-uons with the court before gr .... eoreas and publlc u111111 .. the heanng. Your appear- alorlQ tlle South 10 1 .. 1 01 Lota 1 to ance may be m person or by 10 lnctu11ve and tlle North 10 f .. t of your attorney Lota 1 t lo 20 1nc1u1111e, Tract 3102. IF YOU ARE A CREDl-1n tlle City ol Costa Mesa, County of Oran~. St1te of Calltom11 111 per TOR or a conungent creditor map recorded in BOOI< 120 P1gea 3 of the deceased, you must and 4 of Mlecet11neou1 Maps In the hie your claim with the Office ot the County Recorder of nid County court or present 1t to the per· EXCEPT 11111 portion included sonal representative ap- withln Parcel 1 •bove delcrlbed pointed by the court within Tiie llrMI aCldr ... or other corn-four months from the da•• f mon designation ot aakl property· . ""'"O 716 J met Street. Costa M•Ni fU'St ISSUance of letters as ffl.~·M-~ ..:; ~ VJ9.1.)P_,~on 700 of beneflc'-ty at wt1<>M raqueet (ti. ~" ".t.r ..,,..~.Qttj . """ ' aa1e " being conducted F~a1 forrua Tne urne for ·11 N1t1on11 Mortgage A&1oc1111on clo clauns will not eJCPll'l? pnor Shearaonl American Expreu Mort· to four months from the date geoe Corp 1201 £-~Ave , ( h h · .,.__. bov San Bern11d1no CA 92404 o t e eanng nolA...:u a e. 0trect1ons 10 ihe 1t>ove property YOti-MA Y EXAMINE mey be obtained by requesting the file kept by the court. If lamt In writing rrom Ille beneficiary YO" te ted · h wttftm 10 d1y1 from the 11<11 publl-,. are m res lll t ~ es· c.tlon 0111111 notic. tate, you may serve upon }he Said .... wlll be mlde without executor or administrator, or c:o~nt of warraAty. expreaa or upon the attorney for the ex-lmplled, IS to title. PQIMUlon or d · · encumbrances 10 ullaty Ille unpaid ecutor or a nurustrator. and balance due on the note MCUrad by Ci.le with the court with 11td Deed of Tru11 to wit proof of sel"Vlce, a written s 113,ee8 15, plus tlle following eatl-request stating that you de· mat.O c:oeta, expen111 and Id· 'al . · v1ncea at the time of the Initial pub-sire speo nouce of the fll· 11c111on of 11111 Notice or Sa.. mg of an inventory and ap- EatlmateCI tru11M'1 fMs and praisement of estate assets or co1t1 In the •mount of 12,332.16 f th · · plus lnter"t at the 9 150% per o ~ peUllons or accounts annum on the unpaid prlnclpal b•I· menuoned m Section 1200 1noe from 081011113 to Hie. plus and 1200.5 of the California any ldVln<l411 Ille benetlc11ry may Probate Code · be authorized Of obllQlled 10 pay If · any. plus any accrued 11te cllargea. Atton:iey Name plus attorney lees, II any JACK W. GOL)>EN You 1re In default under• deed ot %750 West ~gerstrom Salte trvst <Siied July 6. 1978. unlee1 you B ' tal(e ectlon to protect your Pfop- ert)'. 11 may be sold at a publlc 111e Sut.a Ana, CA. 9%704 It you need an •~planallon ol the 641-8%48 n•ture of Ille Ptoceading aoalnst Published Orange Coast you, you snoul<S contact 1 lawyet n....1 p DATED May 25 19114 .vdJ Y a lot May 31. June 1. 7, ShellaontAm«ican Express Trust 1984 Deed Serv~ Inc 2868-84 u Trustee Mitzie A Brown AHISlant \IQ ----------- President P\ELIC NOTICE ShearaontAmerican EicprMS Trusl Oe6d $e(vlcN Inc NOTICE OF DEATH OF 1201 E HIQhlana Ave GEORGE F . STEGNER aka San 8em1ro1no. CA 92404 G F STEG (714)886-78 11 1ne1 88&-7951 ut · · NER aka 3761377 GEOR GE F REDERICK Pub111had Oranoe coest Dilly P1'°' STEGNER , SUCCESSOR June 1 14 2 t. 1984 AND OF PETITION TO AD- ________ T.-H-..---.is MINISTER ESTATE NO. P\a.IC NOTICE A·ll9455 K-11789 To all heirs. benefic1anes. NOTICE OF DEATH OF creditors and contingent ADA FRANK HARRIS, creditors of GWRGE F. AKA FRANKIE HARRIS STEGNER aka G . F . AND OF PETITION TO AD· STEGNER aka GWRGE MINISTER ESTATE NO. FREDERICK STEGNER, A-1%3381 SUCCESSOR persons who To all heu-s, benefic1anes, may be otherwise interested creditors and contingent m the w1U and/or estate: creditors o f ADA FRANK A petition has been filed HARRIS and persons wh by MARC STEGNER in the may be otherwise interested Supenor Court of Orange m the wlU and/or estate; County requesting that A peut1on has been flied MARC STEGNER be ap- by JOYCE BUSTRUM m pointed as personal rep. the Supenor Court of Qr. resentative to administer the ange County requesting tha estate of GEORGE F JOYCE BUSTRUM be ap-STEGNER aka G . F . pointed as personal rep-STEGNER aka GWRGE resentative to adnuruster the FREDERICK STEGNER, estate of ADA FRANK SUCCESSOR under the In- HARRIS, AK.A FRANKIE dependent Adnunistrauon of HARRIS (under the lnde-Estates Act). The petition is pendent Adm1nis tratlon of set for heanng in Dept. No. 3 F.states Act) The petition is at 700 C1V1c C.enter Dr., set for hearing ln Dept No. 3 West, Santa Ana, CA 92701 at 700 Civic Center Dr .. , on June 13. 1984 at 9:30 A.M. West, Santa Ana. CA 92701 IF YOU OBJEX:I' to th on June 20. 1984 at 9:30 A .M. granting of the petition, you lF YOU OBJECT to the should either appear at th granting o.f the petition. you heanng and state you objec- should eithe r appear at the lions or file wnuen objec- heanng and state you ob,JeC-t1ons with the court befo taons or file written ob}l"C-th~ h earing Your appear· uons with the court before ance may be in person or by the hearing Your appear· your attorney anct' may be in person or by IF YOU ARE A CREDI· your attorney TOR or a conungent credi IF YOU ARE A CREDI-of th(' deceased, you must TOR or a contingent creditor file your claim with the of the deceased, you must court or present 1t to the per· file your claim with the sonal representative ap· court or p~nt at to the per· pointed by the court within sonal re presentative ap· four months from the date of pointed by the court wtthm hrst issuallCl' of letters as four months from the date of provided m Se<:tion 700 of fint issuance of letters as the Probate Code of Cali· provided m Section 700 of fornla The llme for filing the Probate Code of QUj. clainlS will not expire prior fomla. The ~ for fllintJ to four months from the date claims will not plre prior of the hearing noticed above. to four months from the date YOU MAY EXAMINE of the hearing noliced a~ the file kept by the court. U YOU MAY EXAMINE you are ln~rested in the es- the file kept by the OOW'\. If tate. you ~y serve upon the you are interested in the et-executor or odminiatrator. or tate.. you may aerve upon th upon the attorney for the ex- f'Xf'C\ltor or adminlttrator, or ecutor or administrator, and upon t.M attorney for the ex· file with the court with ~tor or ldmlnlstrator, and proof of .ervice. a writ n file with \hi court with n-quest staUna that you (ie. proof of .ervice, a wrtt~n Ii~ sptda] no~ of lh.e fll- requeat 1t1tJnc that you ~ lna ol an lnventory and •P- si.re spedal not.ice of the fil-praatement of ettAte u ot Loa of an inventory and •P-of the petJtJona et account1 praiammt of estate '"' ot ~nuol\Cld in S«tion l200 ol ~ petitkml or aacounta and 1200.6 of the Callfomta mtndotwid ln Sedion 1200 Prot.te Code. and 1200 ~ of the Callfom 1 AARON 6 AMON , ProbaLr <'.:'.ode. INC. · PRIWP SCHLOSBERG, Utt 11.arlMr Blvt.. Ste. Ht ESQ. ' P.O. Bu Ult lttlt Rl•tnSM Drtve Coia. Meta, CA. tHH Nortll Htllywood, CA. tlttl Ht-.Htt ... (Ill> 177-MU Publ~ ~ eo..1 Publiahed Ora.net C.O.t DaUy P\lotMa.y31 ,lunel,7, DaJJyPiJol-lwn.6. 7, 13, 1984 1084 Wl'H·IG 2882-84 .. 642-5678 • THE DAILY PILOT 5 6 7 8 D A ,;f 'I\ L: y · p I L ·o T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 .2 • ... CL IFIED OFFICE HO R Teltphone ervke: Monda)-Friday 8:00 .M.-5:30 P.M. Bu inc-Counter: ~londay -friday 8:00 A .M .-5:30 P.M. DEADLl'\E~ t•t Ul.l<:\TIO' DE\Dl.l'\t \loiul1H "·H I I ::m a .m. rut• ... ,la\ \1011 . i.:~o pm. \\ t•flrtt•,f'fH\ f'ut>.... 1 '1() t :-> p .rn . Thur,fia, \\ t>d. l::m I> 111 . ~ rida\ • Thur... 1:30 JUll. ""nturdsl\ Frida, :H>O JI rn . ""urul1n Fri. :~:00 p .m . CA~CELLA TIO!\ & CORR ECTIONS: !/!:Macnab -Irvine lllTITAI .... llm Pride ot Ownerthlp Lovely 3 Bdr 2'"' Ba could be ownet'S unit All units llave flraplacaa. laundry room & petlo or deck Call Marilyn Twltcilell GE 159.9100 ------- . FlllllL- 1nv1t• &he ~ tam <>'*I l.oYeiY 3 bedroom. 2022 Mll'Wl\8t BALBOA 2 bath, lwge dining room, PENIN Ouail1Y bultt New plCtUf• wlndow9 to u.. --------rou filled yard Some England atyle hom• ~~~,_.,....,....,__,,----- C>Cffn vi.-tool 200 C o m p I e I I e y r a • 0.t el C....tJ W0008R100E 2bf 2ba 8todt ot Orc:tlld AYe and COMtructed with a quality flr1J 1521 Condo fOf 199 oin gmMll only 1395.000 = <;'~ C:.'*OC:,, ~ 3 Br 2 Ba pnva\e street. ~~. ::.. ':,,: ••... ~ n-. 3 Br 21-. Ba unobattuct9d v .. w ot etc:,$735. ~ 590-8900 homew/hbrary A matter Lake Elsinore Ow~ moe's 631-8304 OR a 45 Lot on tr• llned bdrm 1U1te w/;~ own tit· 7 1 4 I 6 SO· 3 t 1 t or Poppy Avenue filled with ti:.! room & '°'ch. 11.gh 674-1921 Buy.or trade ~ IMcll 2241 ror~~~3r~= ~~1n:':or!~ $50,000, 67'261' lot 1973 =:en~ f ,£! PL S W. Highland Ave S9n U MP&tate office tor robe9. sep. bath w/ig. Bernardino ~ Ava'r JfJJy 1. l850/M0. Old, and guest room and t»e Sl'IOwer l JICU%ZI, .,. 497-35281673-3eH bath! Lota o1 ~Ing. best quality, alt etec. comm er c I a I b I cs g $435 000 ptumb\ng heating sys.. 714-889-3319 '(:M(JIUJ dr/t /fat tems are new Tiie price LL lxcha t IMO '-'A~J.., /. ~_::i~:re::t1e1?i~!;:0 IDUID I WIT D ~u M.1«:1 WJ ' Is xlnt approx $250.~ UfUftlYl:.n 2 Br. t '..\ Ba, ASH, V'9W S 1000/mo 851-.8928 'WW' 67J-,"IJ,9~ usumabt9 with HOfM an area of latge & r• C:ant·ellal ion~ a nd C'orrt-t'lions ma\ Savings & Loan at 1cw. mode6e<S horl19a. large b d d . JM1 l . Coelt Hwy .. CdM tin 30 yra paylltl• 70ic 100 flat lot w/cioee up 2 Sr 28• Arcfl Beadl Hgta. patto, deck, dark rm. s ome· oceen vu , S 1000/rno Call Carl 643--0611or497·3451 e ma eon !:lil':'1t' eadlinei, as abo\t>, IALIUIS&.m S2300tmon111 Don'twWll vtew of ba)'front activity Pl«>a&t> a k for a can cellation featurea 2 untta An ap-C..ta.... 1124 38SEASID£Cl~LE.S.. Plan Included for . dr• New 3 S10f)', Alta Vlst.a ••· 3 8R, 3 Ba. ocean- b .. h , 11 · peaffngCape Cod hOme .._......, ......... __ ...,.-.. wind Condo 2BR n~.ba.. matlc ~ on this••- nu m ~r w en ran ee mg your ad., w11113bdrma.remodeted ...a&lllWB Poot/Jacuzzi s134.soo histing duplex Into 2 v lew. 2700 SQ. II S 1300 mo pis He •.99-5563 ()( 921-2508 , I kitchen, flreplece and Comp.ny transfer forces llMlll •IOfY, 13 bdrm hOme t • . •r· ~~-.w...,~,;;:r:·~~#'~.,u~..Wt aaleofllM,~5.. • ... ..-~ a;~ ~~"··~--~-. 539-6190 S.t Alty ... Check your ad dan) an<f' report ,,, ~ on~ -A-tall• on thll unusual error imm~diatelv. The DAIL) str..r Movelncond _ ... , value 0wnerw111x-c:ng PILOT assum~ liabilit~ for the firs t "i~n~& ~1~ ~=•~2'=.'~ jnC'Orrerl insertion onh. Herliage lnvHtments 58 fHt Gorgeoua -u.~n~O'll'T 1""9d leac~ t 28RiWba, re;:;: duplea. CLASS IFIED M2-5678 ttOMI Ille.. A9k for L.arry °'Pam ::::.S 3 ~~°:""•t.; HOML!t .._ REAL ESTATE llUll .U S750.0001arga pa REAL ESTATE yearly or 9Uftlm9r. 30 ft t>o.i dock avail 619 2.23-7159. S.llSun 714 650-6169 ...... ltr Salt 1a.....1er lalt--..t3t;oUQD '3BR'2BK.BIO'Vartr.~ -UMIU&.n 111-~ C..aaJ 1112 ... aJ tifil-•ir.--· •• ---... --• ~EA~aY~. lll-llll ~,.. ....-J.&A E/546-2811 0 1851..()64() ~ij~jiijfiijii~~~=;:C:I::C::F!!!!' 3000 eq '1 Westdift hm •Br. •ba. pooU..,.. den, tam rm.. dine nn. Tr• gar $2000/mo 71&-4873 UllUIUOI ..... Entertainers delight! Large contem- porary on one of the most pic- turesque settings in Woods Cove. 4 BR, 3 BA, den, elevator, decks ga- lore to enjoy the sounds of the surf · and spectacular sunsets. LMISU Prestigious Bayfront Villa. 6Br. 7 ~ Ba. pool, lg boat docks, $4 ,850,000. Opn 1-5 101 Via Lido Soud Beautiful 3 Br. 2 Ba. playroom. fireplace. beam ceilings. Xlnt financing. $420,000. UYSllE um um111 _.. Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' patio. $695,000. llYllE TEIUCE Pride of owncnhlp dYplex wit11 two 2 Bdrm t a.1.11 F11D l&LllA LM ~ latwllh•H1 ~~:!V:,,t>;:: IY .. IUft w;:.t~~~·~ C....al 4t!~1:1::01.~ ~: Income S15.eoo. Asking flrat time offered. Im-ea 218 Bal Bl 673-2943 N N ~ P"f'd. 11200/mo s 165,000 rMnM lot. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba.. • Let me man• yOYr 650-8145187~ Traditional Realty 631-7370 ITLUYES Yll lllUTILESS Dramatic tri-.leVel condo with ai>prox 1500 sq ft Nesteled 1n a complex surrounded with magnifi- cent tandsc;aptng An ex-ec:uuve townhoute with hlgtl Cllhedral ce111ng1 & s k yltgllts Aasume $91 .000 loan full price only S 141 900 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATE RS llSTIH1 Almost 2000 1.f 3 Bcsr. den and 3 Ba Extensive use of wood. baywln- <Sows. stained glasa and Fr. doors Grell Costa Mesa location .A$klng $182.500. Traditional Realty 631-7370 lrpk:, 2 car gw. Wlt'f na Saa Cltatale l Pfopeny Uc: wire. Catt Beeutfful .-culhle nome, Westa6de St. Now only If.... Debfa. 87~9431 4 Br 2'1t Ba, Irv Terr . I 117,000. 646--665 7 l..1% E .......... ,.__._ .. ._. 2 ,., f ---------1 PTaldentlal Helght9 28' ,...,.. """' .. -.,. near ahlon laland, Npt lrt81Y.. 2ba condo. $92,000 unltw/gar&yard"50 Ctr.$1850/moS«-6800 llesl Ytr4e U90m. Asking s 110,000. S...• I...... 673-1700 Eves l Mnda Ju.t llated 3 bdnn. torma1 •9.8-89n Qf 492...o894 letlt* ILIFFS me - din. remodeled master Saat1 ha .... 1112 ••s IUl..n 3 8t . den. 3 Ba. Pool :, 4tob«t~w~r= *llllE* PUP'tl'•Mlf =J..9:'= s161.500. o N eunce •Pl..e.m* l14/11M1ll Pvt pa110. trplc. s1400 Reeltor, S4&-9950 .,..." Ctreu •II llu UU (818)79&-95CM REPOSSESSION -3Br WITI 111 -, c.,_ Cod 38r 2ba. ... ..:;; 2ba fbcef' $126.000 Low 1112..,. 2 Bdrm -den. 1 ~Ba. R-1 . ._.. <Sown. Ant 546-n39 F-...': cottage ., l)&k to ocan. yard quiet cuk»-uc • _. ... ,, 2 C« garage s12001mo shUtt.,,-s ftower boxes •irOLIHI ira-•-Cal ...... 14 ..._ Agt 6'4-721 l brand new remodel _, ~·-$1400/mo 2424 Sierra 3 Br 2 Ba~ Open House ••il• 1.... 1100 Easily yours 28' 2ba mod Vista Dys 673-1395 Sun 1-5 2~ Aoc:nest•. decor frplc btt1ns Child Greg Astle Ag1 631-4848 aeeut bfand new 14x44 tine $875 Rat 53~190 HARBOR VIEW 3 bf'2 ba 1__: 1 .... ,. loaded wlupgrades 1n Best Atty tee lam nn. nu pntldrpa UTIAI .,._ aduU pt(. CM S27.900 -Grdm $1295 644-4295 .LI. 3 1Br 1ba. P9l OK $17,900 OLD CdM LEASE 28R H V H ~-Wwd ~ Homea 2:be concso, pool. ..-. omea .. .., .. In H-11..,... ~ .... 3 -rm. 991-4990or s..s.1806 $1250 mo Avan 711184 5 Bdrm . '"'mac --..-,.....,,. ""' -------67S-6000 $17 50/mo Jogt1 ~~~::..'=;.°:'·Jue:. UUILUJ PAii Olde C<IM eape Cod 28r 673-7761, 760-1397 Inside comer IOcation. A bealltlful 24 11 60 ft 28R 28a. trplc, lrg beckyr<S 2 lmp<es1M1 2 SlOfY 3Br 3ba Choice o r lenders 2 Bath highly upgraded car garage W$hr /dryr. hme styhsti decor dbl gar St38,900. llome.LargelMng ·dln-Sll50640-7762 $1 100 Must see 1ng & kltcl'len er• with 539--6190 Best Rlty tee family room otf enQloeed C..t• •en Udo ISie lovely 3•den. 3 ~~j ~ :~1 2 Br 1 ea S!751mo. tnCd Ba newly redec in-It yatd & patio, no pets sidetout. 673-3435 ea y Ctatttry Wb 1 GSO .. B. Meyer UDO PARK OR Bayfronl 786 C~ lZZS S4i-~8' . Penthouse Spacious -1172 p -iB(Ta. eocl9d garage. 28d • den Panoramic ac. . 2 cerMtery lots ....., 1... 1 d $500-. 080 646-8376 ...._ Pl "'• crp s rapes. bay VUS Securil~ lncd Xlnt area & stiarp $1800/mo yearly Ctaatrri•l $660 • MC No pe1S OLD c 0 M: Beau11fully re- 3880 M~ om. Prt~ 1 ZSO ~-5•42. nG-5629 m<>deMd eac>e Cod home Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba, -------- patio, pool home. Fee price $775.000. In IUOI CHM PUllSIU Hiil ICWlfl.-T Ocean & Jetty views. marine room, 4 Br, 3 Ba. 3700 sq. ft .. car parking. $1.285,000 UYSllE PUCE umm Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up, 2 Br. 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1,350.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.11 t\11 r •d• Or..,, ~ R 67) o lC>I let U1 H•I• Y 01 Sell Vo1r Pro••rtrl The Daly Plot offers you ttis enct size ad on cu "Picti.e Pace" weekends for just S25 per day, or 2 days for $.45. Subtrit a picti.1, or we1 photorraph it for you at I ~I th1rce. C111 Cl111lf1t• 642-5678 Daly Piof AD-VISOR -=~=· S<C~~lA-,........, QA, .. .................. " .... t .... ~_. ... ""'" ........ , .... _ .. _. 642-5678 1121,•r Elegant 2 Br 2 Ba on one level. Close to every con- venience Small complex '#!Ill pool Ask for Linda Oetll t Cl 5 wlocean &. canyon vus • .. • 1-t 11000 ft M· ~ Lot on rcte this upgraded "" Spacious 4 Bd • 1am1ly !Wf!rl IC .,. SuP9'10f St C M 750 SQ home wlgat lncd yd kids A I b1e J 1y 5 S12IOPEI~ ft Bldg swtable for car AOK ssso detllls $';'500;~ yrty u 1th With part ot monthly leaM lot. nutSf/I)' Of ? L .... or _SJ&-6190 Best Atty tee WATERFRONT HOMES going toward tile down tr1de for income Eatta!Oe 4 Br 2 Ba. dt>I INC 631-1400 pymt When you leue ~ 642-4610 i:9 blllns. lplc LIDO PARK OR Bayfront tlon lhls 3 bdrm. 2'~ batll Newi>Ort Baytront pnme Simo Jann 642' 15111 Pen1house Sp1c1oua 111111 ELLIS residence wltll mini othce bldg SUI00,000 Mlf 9-5 or 631-45f6 2Bd -def'I PanoramlC a.a.al020 ocean vieWl Onfy 1 re. 8111 Grundy Rltr 675-61fi1 EASTSIDE RENTALS bay VUS Secur11y -blocks to the beach! Affordable 3 Bdrm ,... $1900/mo _.,..., 759-1501 Office butlding 779 w . •-"7 SPAClllS 19tll st c M $325.000 curety fenced. enciosed OLD CD M Beautifully re· Sunny end brtghl 3 Bdrm 3 garage $650 Kids Ot< modeled Cape Cod home Ba 2 level with a grNI lac.me Pnr 1350 Hurry• wlooean & canyon vus 1ocat1on and assumable ••un--• ,. Ut ... 1IO Spaaous 4 8d -fam11y loan Includes 111 the .,mJ;..,,... Ott Tustin Ave. 1rg 28drm rm Avlllable July 15th goodies ln<:ludlng crectcl-lO units S700K time wlgar & leisure type $2500/mo yr!) Inn hreplaoe. wall to wall 12 units S725K peho quietly tnc<S $625 WATERFRONT HOMES .. .., 14 units S850K INC 631 1400 carpet and beSI ot all a ~~~~~~~~:_ Tom Lee. &r 642_ t60l 539-6190 Best Rlty lee • price that 11 affordable 111.IOI... Flat 1415 rents lhls 2Br Peo1nsula~ido ISie, July St21,500. 751-3191 LioolSLE bale view appts 539--6190 S3SOO August $4000 • SELECT 3 Br 2ea. 1rg playroom, • FOILllS • Best Riiy tee Agt 675--6161 S tum only $400,000 8111 • FllUct• • SHARP 3Bdrm Shor•s PROPERTIE Luio.ury 2 'fT old condo 2 ---Grundy Rltr 67~ 161 M 0 S T B E A U T I F U L Br 2 Ba fplc microwave Beach house • Pools STEPS TO OCEAI 21 Rue Fontambleau. &g DUPLEX IN COM WON wisher <S~ 2 car gar S l 150 moflse 645-0423 $111,0001 Canyon. ocean & harbor ARCHITURAL AWARD S8951mo Includes Westcllff 4BR 2·~ pool view 4'> Bdrm s Ba 2 + water lleat Avail 6 7 mainl gardener inc1 In Newport Beach You II trplc 4700 sq ft Priced GOLDEN PROPERTIES $15001mo. 675-260; fan in love wilh lh1s 3 below market at 6,ASSUMABLELOAN I 752-1589 ~~:,@~ b•t = w~: $4911.000 Open HOUM 3 BDRM IN EACH UNIT Super CINn Esidt 28r 'ba WESTCUfF'S places skyhght high _Sun Mon 640-60l5 Jann $450.000 64~-8202 Bkr t'lse ty~ apt Nu oaint ellET ltllm beamed oeihngs a spal 121111 TIE LIU yd. gar beeut neigh-4 Br pool, very eoun1r, Only steps to POOi tennis New Port He I g II ts •VIEW Of IAY• bOrtlOO<I $615 S32-3269 very cllarm1ng, e ver\ & __ .._ .. 14 _,..,.. , eir1ra.. 9•roener pool Mr· ,_,.• ,.. v ve P...-. 3BR•fam rm. 2 ba R V Da11 Ptiat %226 vice incl No pets Yrly comlonaot. home you atOfage & 98CUl'1ly gate Across rrom Newport "-.-.~.. 38 1ea9e $2000 67J·7S44 sh 0 u Id se. I 0 d. y OPEN SA l SUN 1-S Harbor y act\\ Club lhlS V"WI """''no manne r 646-7171' 2345 161h St shafp duplea With I kiell-PIUS den 2 trples many ll1t1 la.-1%10 Dr Robinson 645--t670 er 1 .. 1ur• out1t1ndlng e.1nras oncluded S800 s THE REAL ESTATERS hnanciog Cati btOltet 539-6190 Best Rlty fee 3bf 1 'Atba Condo near S C 28r 2''tba condo Nu cpt & 645 8202 ': -Plaza. P9ho POOi apa drps Pool. spa S 1oa.OOO -Ftutau gar $700 mo 6•4-0449 613-1200 °' 546-81sg Comm• eld9 S349 000 No Valley Wt ADUL r COMPLEX .: ""' .. LITlll1ll' Laguna wnh 4 rHld BMtsth41,_t138'2baro-c ondo . 1mmac 2br with good 3 BR llOme, unrts Ocean~ 11 9" mantle trplc dbl gar $695 t''\ba. pool So SA $199.500 Assumaot. ftnan Owner S39-6190 S.t tM SS75 540-0374 llWfllT•W 537-6030 l11t.1Hc• l2D C.U.m.iaas 38R 3ba S12'4.750 USlllll llPlO Not far to ocean. low rent UafuaiQ.. HlO ltJ ....... lltr, Pride of OWMf'hslp duple• lllgh vakiie 38drm 2ba 2 BR Irvine conc;o month. 141-llH witll two 2 Bdrm 1 Betti trplc mod IOt kit flat '685 to-month ,525· wllil• unite. Kitchens llave been 539-6190 Beet tee pr~y remain• on m.,. MUUlll llU.D WAITllfRI On lhtll 2700 aqfft OM level exec\ltlYe gem locat9d In pte1tlglou• H~ Aicsg. Private ~f«,,...and ~ at the TOP 04 ttie W<>f'L~ Fan iC ~ e.c.e.nt ~loan ot "'°°-000 75t-1501 r-.mode6ed Grosa annual , ... ~ ......... 2... ............ kat can "-~tu waro tneome $15 600 Aalclng Vl..,... pr,.,_, u.. _....a 5 """" s l65 000 takes t1111 casual 4 lam 59-9400 · hm. •108' C>t'*-avau Tt .. Huel sat-6190 a.1 My '-U-'--•-a......1 •e•e Traditional .... ...._ ~~ Realty !ut. luM.J 1 .. • llMI W~tMl'rm m f9r 2 2'-. O/lllr w/d fill· 631-7370 2 atory...., bltana.. ~ up gat trpllc ~ &!t ,:.;oo,.: S3t·S1to H 8 962.17ei1te0-1tt3 Pr111rtr.......... &,art ... 11 hn.1.IW Exps meliegerMllt co . UH ~ tn On1nge a ~.-.._ __ ....;;;;;.;;.; 1·-------Sen Diego Count 2 &o • 8o'1n TSl MGMT 142-1803 $800~300 Is~ alty .ce Orengo Cout DAILY PlLOTITnurtd•V. June 7, l98A Ctaut c .. crttt ......... UL Tll Llat11la1 Palatial Palatla1 .--------r---------1 B'l!!l:71l!""W~~..,.. .... IPl9-' or1.,.w1ya, Sidewalk• TIEEI ch<onlO Pain X\t;Via1;d ill SMP<>f1 Format Omo Lt. RicWRb 81AoR18 1•R•1•c•fi,.XiiiiR010'-H•t ... rc.,..H'!!'!r§'"o~N~ • LOW PAICES 36 y Computer MO<t. t ... F'rM Paltos, •P• ~ Uc'd' 1 ""°" wlhypnotMltapy Fr .. champagne tor any Newpor1 eu.1om Palntino PAINtlNG 25 yHrl $2.17 per day • Theft Al.I. you pay fOt 3 llM&. 30 d•Y' In lhe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY plus lhe IRVINE MIRROR and the HUNTINGTON ~CHCOMBER every Wednelday al no extra charge' CALL TODAY" &SI Fiii LOiS Your Dally PllOI Service Directory Rep<esenlallve IU-•321tit.301 El.?'!·FQualREEltEySOuat'W\T ..,. .. _~f!ad5,....; _~sel M.g 642·7047 Ron" 34 ' ToppeOlremoved C~ Oorby Sima RH ~1 ocuton $18tu 6'e$-6084 16yraofhti>PYcuttomert. Cuttom We><k. We Love ... ~ ~ .,. up, new lawN 751-34 78 New "41tax9fGIM ClasMS N lie. 2806'4. 875-0313 Perlec;tion "3-<>911 C.at11c1m - ----•••ut HARPER CONST Add's & C. .. latt llllilt "'-ae1·' Gardening· Anson1ble & ~AFE UVA SUNlAN--c -BG+ 12 YRS EXP.I'm lmll , Remod 40 .,,. exper. -... ... accommodating e • FAST-NO BURN OR PEEL utlom l1Cll-SI~ M price•.,. tmalll • 13•822 714/952-9-433 *New cabinets. cablrl4tt llllm·llOI OlllT. Free ffl TIM &4S·& 1l; · EMC MUSCLE TONING· Bl~k·Coneret..Stucco YJEFF e&0-66'e6 facing, bera & fOl'mlca _ LOH tnchff·NO Sweet Rel I Fr" Ht 549-9492 "'f ~:::ir ::;;~-;:;:~=:~~5:r4~0 ~~<>:':;~~~~~:~='. r~~~!~t:w~ s.;:,~~~~c -~~\f~~~~~~~ Lf:·.~~~ ••1 .. He1B••1t _ In• For est 552·9142 tree est. Juan 548.-9448 trT ct tf!b ,,,..,Arn Anti••• •Free est · 100% Fin * Callii•~ R .a REPXIA.sEAV.mMooet Pfompt. courteous Mr--THE BEST 634-3-424 ......... ~11-----' ... ~.. a .... Cleaai•t vice. rae1ory tra1nec:t . cuatom F apprng i cook-* ;4Hobe REPAIR f\681N's cttXNINd *~i~~~o=1~~;i.t 1echn1Clan1 549~3077 Carr•)'J Ing se<vlce. excfus1ve1y In Etec-P1umb-C•'9W'try SERVICE a thoroughly Expen 5°pentry Servbt the t>ffeh area. 6e 1-9721 Remodels Keith 6-t&-4672 c;lean houM. 540-085 7 ni9 Al__!ka]t Repelr~od·Addltlons iJectrical Expert Repairs 15 yfi exp Houseclean/Maintenance i;;.;;.;;*~lL-"""'" 11""0•Y1•1·a·.-- Partclng Xreu • RePalts Doors-etc 548-4980 P&lll,.• ILEC-IO Gen m11nt elecucal, Reas w/good rals free CLEAN & EXPERT Resurtacl~Sealcoallng REMODEL Repair. A.id Quallf~rk. fr.!:., plumb Craig 536-4119 NI Carlot 548-4422 Over 25 years ex.per1ence Ind . S&S 1-4199 Comm. allpllues 18yrs 425513 9G8·7401 AMERICAN HANDYMAN Qua!lty hOUHClean1ng Uc T-116,428 730-1353 A1tt htaili11 AUTO DETAIL AT YOUR HOME YOUR CAR LIKE NEW 494·5854 In area Uc/t>ondedllns'd Carpentry. Windows. Thorough. responsible IT&IYlll CIWll Palomb0Cons1968-3564 Electr1c1an. $25/hr. bid or Paint fences etc Yes local refs Pal 497-nS-4 · Repair-Doors-Allerallons plans lor do 11 yourselfer. Jesus ts Lord 847-2367 STllEITS IOYlll 00. Remodel-Panel-Patios 446036 968-3189 ---OrangeCo Origltlal Wlndow·Fences-Cabmel ELECTRICl"N Repairs. Painting. Drywall. Boast Sltti11 Sludent Movers Insured " etc Free estimates -L T124 436 "'•1 8 .. 27 35yrs exp Jerry 546-4413 Lie 233108 Smallllge Gary 645•5277 PTL Sct'iool Exec/wife. rasp ic -.,.. -.. CdM HouH Painter . .. landyman Paint/fix aQVthlng 8"40-8259 Expert Wallcoveflng-ln· 11a11a11on Reas. Consult· CHUCK THOMPSON ant Anlgnmt 581·8590 PAINTINO - __ 962·751~ _ Pl11ttr/lt~lr ExTER10R-ToP auALITY to's 'l!S eR1R& wort< tor your S. Free Ht. Neal Pat & Te•tures Ref's Dale 6'e8-5837 lntleKt fr" nt 8.45-1258 lnsurenCeRepalr Special-Pla•~iat - IZlf\9 In Painting/Platter-!•., El¥ llO i•l• Ing Lte Chrl1 963-1843 wf • • _. INT/EXT 20Years E•per Average Room S2i • Materials 6'42-0442 IWIELI PlJITill. I 10 PLllllH lllllTI Drains clear ifom $15 Repair fauce11. dlsp, etc Anyllme M&M 642-9033 lalarittia1. -1obs repairs 548-5203 adults. avail to houses11 NEw Warehouse Storage --------Mother with i boys would Carr• Stmct RESID/COMM'UIND Hnlia1 slarl Sept 644"2430 STlHila srlDHTS 1ove to babysit children 4 Diamond Carpel Cleaning 26 yrs Do my own work oJMP JOBS & Laa4ica'6•I IOVIH COllP&IY lnl/exl free eal Local ref Expert Serviee & Repair 10yrs axp (7 14)638-6911 31 yrs exp 16 yrs in area PAINTER.NEE-OS WORK! Lie "409036 9IM·99l 9 Int/Ext ce11tngs. relln cab ,l::•H....,li,.a•1 _____ _ Miitioas/lt•Htli•t 9u1tdtRemod Spec k1t. bath. otc rm add, pa110 cov/dcks bay wndw Ltc 446485 Steve 547 8076 ADDITION'S. DESIGN AND REMODEL yrs-up 1n my nome Able cleaning, repairs. Lie 278041 Al 646-8126 S 0 G 0 S 10 1>1Ck up from school, 1nS1alla1tons & sales MALL M VIN J B LANDSC r & CLEAN-Callfornta s Original Ci ~ • MIKE 646-1391 Student Movers lrg Jenced yard near 15 yrs e•pe< In Orange Co lr•IDIDI UP 5 Yrs exper lree est Fedco FI T 751-9624 855-0665 eommercfal/Aesidentlal HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Dave 760-9077 Uc CAL T136898 Insured Furnllure, Trash. Trees ••(7 14)841-6101 •• lill Pafi•p SerTice PersonafBn Paying Serv Cont budget analysis. OC ... C Landscape Mamtenance 1,"P"t""•-•.•-•-•.11.c .. r_e_t•---Quality Service. reas 11c. 963-5415 NORM Le1al Strvict1 Masic Le11oas Driveways. patios. paths bonded 20 yrs tn area College sludent w/lg truck Olvorce $25-$55 Bank-College professor comes etc No job too small Mcweeney Landscape low rate, prompt. Tt1ank ruptcy $75 Wiiis $25 to your home Eva t26) yrs exp work guar •· oav•s Pa1nnno 96-4-3837 JOlll llElllY llHFlll llc.tt4 t5232 * 548-6213 QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR -- PRICES FREE EST Quahly Roofing Sr citizen Call John 891-2050 disc Refs Uc •348877 K Funke 645-0193 Sell with EASEi Have something to aeu1 Stale law reQu.lrtt that all contractors who perform work over $200 1nciudlng labOr and mate<lafl must t>e lioensed Unlleenaed contractors should so state 1n 1herr advertising Contrac1ors and con- sumers. contact Mary Grondle at 558-4086 wllh any· Ques11ons Contrac- tor s State License Board. 28 Civic Center Plaza, Room 690. Santa Ana. CA 92701. Lie reas 631-2345 4 yrs 1 e . Inc 553-9252 Reas Mickey 536·0553 645-5124 you Ccurl 759-1936 CdM Wendy 963-5540 ext 10 558-9282. 499-2779 ti's a BREEZE Claullled Ada 6'42-5678 Classified ads do 11 well. --------- Apartatat1 Faraillat4 Apartat1t1, Oaf. Atuta11t1, Val. lt11t•tat1, VaJ. Hotels 1ttll 2904 Oflict ltat1b 2914 LHt I Foaad 3004 la1iae11t1 &tit Wutt4 5100 Btlt Waatt4 _ SlOO Costa Neu 2624 Costa Mt1a 2724 Costa Nt11 2724 Raat. letcla 2740 UllU IU 1617 westclllt or NB ~ FOUND ADS for Salt 40U CHIROPRACTIC AS-llllYlllftrFLllllT 14501 Dix mobHe home. no MESA PINiS 2650 Harla •$475/up 1 Br, turn IOTOll 111 S 1 30 sq fl ICE CREAM SHOP for SIST /SECRETARY P/Tlme, 6 dys week. New- pets Mature adults 2 Br S.'.350tmo -utU. No BEAUTIFUL Bach $475 pool. spa 18992 Flonda Wk"' rentals $125 & up Agent 541·5032 AR£ FREE sale ~· your own Must be bright&. cneerfuL~ -port Bch area 6'5·78.45 waterbeds no pets Cpl 1 B" 5575 ., N---"""I "'••c ... anulp & Onl" those w1lh exp need Quiet secure · urm 842-2834, 8-42-3172 Color TV fr-cott•·•.' S300lup crpts dranas ate """V' .,_ " ""' ' ORV CLEANERS · wilnfant only 2450 New· PRVT auo. pool, spa • • ...., ....... .-----.. _le respond 646-9702 • · -.:..JJ~~;J~~~~~~f!:~~ ... -~~ · ~~~·~ Mtwfe ~nte:r Pefaon ·-O • ...:i. ~;;': • t · • ~in 1<ftcn·s~avaKr · 8li 8 -· ~. -..l:rf --~ fll'lfr~ .... ~~._, 2BR apt Garaoe. lndry 5"'9-244'T Twnhse Bltins, lrptc, encl 985 N Coast Hwy . lasiaen Opp. 4014 CLERK 7-11 , F/t1me. 1 15 ~arbor ALL UTILITIES PAID hkup, $600/mo 1stllas1 -l&YM•f "lfW gar wl elec opnr Quiet Laguna Beach 494_5294 Approx 900 sq fl 142-lllf Womenr a un;:..-ue ..... ,~. 11pm-7am M-Fn $4.•0 Compare before you rent sec/S.'.300 IMS-8980 r•n • S695 Call 536--0921 • tcurn11hed wllh desk & ----,.. .,._,..,._ hr P/llme 11pm -7am Expe<lenced Newly decorated custom Condo styte wt cathedral --chairs nr 17th & NewPo<t Found Blk long hatr grn you will enioy Window SallSUfl $-4 40/hr 675 WOl"k In IUP9' v me design features pool $400/mo 1 Br 1Ba. Sml ceiling, 1 Br wlloll, New condos for seniors SQWI MOTIL $600 Call Belly 6'44·2270 eyes lame CAT wearing Secunly Prod's 979-i624 Paularino. CM 751·4652 bar You'll work your bbq, cov'rd garage. sur-COl18Q8 Off road, quiet enclsd garage balcony Unlurn. forced air heal/air. Wkly rentals now avall silver bell Npl Blvd mbl ---buns off wtllle having the rounded Wllh plush land-2072 Newpof1 Blvd laundry bllrns. no pell, drapes, micro. crpts. se-s 119/wit & up Color TV, Exec Secrelarlal SerViCe hm. CM 645-8292 lloaey to &..aa 4024 CllPmllS time ot your Ille! Apply In ...... N 2B f TSl .. ~... ••2 110• $750 855 ""'"'5 SP .. C cured entries & Pk"" 1 h• I needed to locale In ex--T I h ti ' 2 5pm HOGUE sc...,.ng o pets r urn -•• -• • -V<><> ,.... block from shappl~"and p"'"ones n room ec:ullve suite, OC Alrporl FOUND Dog Pom/M LO&IS llOYI llOOO e •P one recep on.st pe<son - 365 W Wilson IM2-19l 1 $575/mo 2 Br 2 Ba. frplc, P&Jll Smll~ health care lactlll~• 2274 Newport 81Yd C M area. 6 mos free rent shaved back Fountain Pmne F1nanc1al SeNIOeS using computer ler-BARMICHAEL 'S, 1976 I le L 2669 • 646-7445 5-49.1480 Valley Elem School 557_3512 mlnals Muat type Ad-Newport Blvd .. CM !1rJ!rt IC• encl gar. all bit-ms. near Condo sryte w/calhedral The Delma Corp 842-7724 aaaer 962_2721 _ vanoe wOh dynamic com-6'45-3678 IEWPlllT PIH HU ShOP~;': c°:~t': SI ceiling, 1 Br wllof1. 2 Br 2 OUIET 2 Br. 1' rba. $625. ltatals 2906 htHtiH S1it11 Mort9a111, pany opening new office -Ex-pe<-le-nqed--MC-re_l_ary_for- Y'rly 1 br no pets, avail ~:ie en:!i~o~.ar~~~~cfrr~~ mo Spac 1 Br, 1 ba, Newport Center full F~~1~~~1!ie~~1':.'e~PH v;f T.D.'s 4021 9in5~1~7~a o':1~·1~~~pt magazine publisher now S600 673-6640 TSl llllT 1'2· 1I03 blllns, no pels. $750. $485 6m56o. Walk lo bch E1Sloe CM. studlO. avail. servtoe 714/6'44·6800 846-5444 WANTED People-~""'"" Musi have good lhOfl-"'•75/mo. 2 Br. 1 ba apt 960-8 6/15. Nr ..__ __ h & shops. or 673-1700 eves ,......., ··• CONSTRUCTION hand & typing skills. Al-" I I U ( -855-0665 SPMC ..,.._, --pv1 TD $$S S 10,000 up ' "'" •H s, D • Upper umt. close to all, Pvt yard. prkg $700/mo Found White dog with ID No credit ...-no penally SUPER/PROJECT MGR tractive offices In lrvlne. lndry rm. 2272 Maple N-er 2 Bdr. w/w cpl, SUWllD incl ullls 6'42-2045 IOlllEOIS N-porl Beach Anin\al Denison Assoc 673-7311 Construction of high end Call 752-6'474 lalH1 lalHcl 2706 TSL lllT H2-1103 ~~a::s. ~~~ ;;~~;~~;· YILUIE Fabulous oceanfront 3 -Br ElECITIYI SUITE She~ter 644 3656 single lamily home pro-FIBERGLASS LAMl-3 Br 2Ba, ulll pd, yrly 2 Ba. trplc. perfec:I sum-Full service Recepllonis1. FOUND young Female iiti'JWaatH 5100 ject In Laguna Niguel NATOR Experienced $750 Mc Nash Ally &VllWLE IOW Pool/Ir pie, pv~tlo, New 1 & 2 Bdrm lu~ury ' mer vacation 759-8133 • conference room. Xerox. Shep, College Park, c M A•SWEllll sr•"tOE area. Ongoing projects to Apply at Westerly Manne 6'42-1334 1Br. Ing, ranoe, laundry, dshwshr. E'slde K-lge 1 Br apls In 14 plans 1 Bdrm, mall and top Secretarial area t>rown 540-34 71 n• I follow In Oceanview mas-660 W 17th St CM pool. carPo<t No pels $535 2Br $610 557-284 l 2 Bdrm and Townhomes lido Isle & Peninsula Service on site From · _ _ Taking appllcallon for ler planned community. ·· Ctrtaa 4tl Mar 2722 5495/mo • pools, tennis, waler-homes. July $.'.3500, Aug. S275 and up LOST 2 small while non-open minded operators., Musi be top flight. Excel-FULL CHARGE BOOK- CHARMINd 2 Br. 2 Ba. 931 w 19th SI. 548-0492 Small 2 Bdrm, 1 Ba house tails. ponds Gas paid $4000. Bill Grundy Rtlr Cal1fornla Eucullve descripl Dogs. Spot & anractlve VOIOG necess- 1 ient compensation pact<-KEEPER w1lh fenced yard, gar From San Diego Frwy 675-6161 Center Peppy, not pretty. bul I ary Xlnl salary • mulllple age Send resume 10 The Min 5 yrs exp. Good aai.ry beamed ceilings, fplc Easts1de 2 Br 1 Ba gar. $500/mo IM0-746• Eves drive Nonh on Beach 10 Centerpointe love them H B area Re-bonus program Call O Hiii Co .. 1 Upper New-& fringe benefits. Invest· deck. pa110. gar lndry trplc beam• ce1I $635 • McFadden and West on N-Po<t Beach deluxe, 19762 MacArthur Blvd ward 847-7446 Sam -4pm 250·0355 port Plaza. Newport menl Co localed In New- hkup Walk 10 beach 1st last & sec $225 2 per-••cFad"en lo Seewtnd faces beach, sips 8 Pvt I J ---I Beach 92660 & call War port <>---h s~d -·- $975/ 2•o 7" 14 Mle81iBJIU ,... u gar w/d $6001-... pp (corner o am -LOST Butch 7', lb Terner ANSWERING SERVICE -.,_... · ..... r...,,., .. e mo .. • ;J sons no pets 650-1798 v 11 111•)893 5198 .... b ) 1 c e James lo •""""nl to ••arw't Ste 200 1•n 1 age .. 730-37n or 731-6689 ° r e e r v 1 n e 8 brown & wh11e vte of Bear Telephone operator 7-3 r n r ...,....,. · "" 1 · · vu Roomy deluxe 2 Br 2 Ba Eas1s1de sharp 1br encl TOWllOIH Newport ltacla 769 -955·2288 & Yukon c M 540-2887 shift 362 3rd St 11C menl at 752--07oo Newpof1 Center Or ~- garage. sundeck rncl pets 546-5882 aller 6pm •1 I ftr tit S 12SO exclusive Newport clean. Quiel. $650-$1250 SHARE 200 sq 11 ottice in LOST F/wh1te Poodle mix CIOI w /"4Slr suite. p111 2 car I gar bll-ms $525 mo No C • II OCEANFRONT class A, Laguna Beach ----Port Buen, Ca 92660 washer/dryer $ lOOOtlse 979•3848 ask tor Pam Frplc vaulted ce1hng dt>• Tower condo. deluxe 2Br 675-4688 S A nr ma1or lrwys S 100 (Missy) (Old) vic Gold-&JIClfTECT FIT Position available for ti IEIEUl IFFIOI Agent 544.72 11 garage. pool & spa 2t>a on bay wtocean view mo 55 l-8320 all 3 enwest & Mac Fadden Industrial and commercial. Costs Mesa hnest Heallh Typing. flllng. heavy E side Bright cheerful 2br 2 Br 2·, Ba ·Oen $850 & lull sec Lease or S~~~r ~~al~0 2$ 1~ OC Airport area off space. H B 898-1190 REWARD NB AtE office 675-6 I tO FOOd Slore House or.en-phones Some wknd Costa NHa 2724 1 ba Frplc 2nd llr 666 W 18th 6'45-2739 mo-to-mo 673-3504 weekly On & off lhe 533-1163 sq I. lots ol Losl ma Boxe; 3 yrs led dependahle. neat & work $900-$950 per mo 1 Br 1 Ba 323 E 18th 1 car carport $625 640--0997 WE OFFER A CHOICE 2BR 2BA den. Qutel area beach Pmne weeks shll prkng. 1anitor1al & all ulllS Fawnlwhl. Mesa Verde ".fr!:~~~:les M:e~~,;: w1l~~TH~:sseM:~~~Ta1 Int by a:~~~ ,Mon-Fri gar. patio no pets $480 lmmac 18R nr SC Plaza Want a selecllon of great clean. no pets, $775 yrty. avail Call today for best ~-l~~r:; :~,~~t~ ft area REWARD 5"'9-2320 lmmed openings Apply 225 E 17th St.CM ua-• 111•-J Siena Mgmt IM 1-1324 AIC, l/f relrig, pool sec. hv1ng? We can otter any-673·6209 or 673-9127 selecttOn. _ _ __ LOST while Cockltl~I Wetherby Kayser shoes •--... 1Br & 2Br Apt poo1 taun-ga199 SSOO 9f>-4-2198 ~~~Oh~~~:,~~~ 1~~ 3Br 2ba, 1 btk to beh N.B. Realty 675-16'42 Olc~ll~ 2 ~~um ~00:,' EaSlllde c M. area Re-~aahion Island, Newpo'1 COOIS IEIE.UL lfflOE dry lac From $424/mo Large 1 Brl ea - -NB HB 1hlnk ol us ftrSI 101 $950tmo 1 yr lse Open Vacation-ava OU e s ar . v.ard 645-9590 Iv msg each Sell·Slarllng. aggressive t Per" otfc. lllvy phones. 546-0336 382 v cto a bl n Ne t airporl area 756-1234 ' 1nd1v1duals lo work at Or. It t be --'f 1 ro w wpor 1ha1cno1ce01 rdeal living Sun 10-IPM 5106 Nep-leatals 2907 Male blk/tan Dobie Babysrller occas10na1, tor 1 e yprng. mull ...., & Har t> or new TSL MGMT 642-1603 tune Ave 832-2080 -"!!!""'!"'!'"!!'~!!""'!"~~~-01t1ce & Reception avail Female Brindle Pit Bull Balboa tamily 637-2813, Cly's finest hamburger stafler, mature 6'42-5221 I BR. retng rangetovn $430 mo S300 sec 646-034 1 alt 1 30 p m $!~~e~~1-~~~;stpaint NBREALTY675-1642 s750tmo 2Br 2 baduplex IEACHREITALS 450 sq 11 approc Siamese cal K11tens 673-2872wknds reslaur~n~ers~~3.f~~ GENERALOFFICE lower un11 2 car encl gar. Avail now Wkly Balboa $400/mo 1005 Bnoso avail Newpon Sheller IUYSITTEIS IEEIEI ~~~F:I Ruby's on the Typrng. filing. dlctaphone WOODUID VILUH 1 & 2 Br apts pool, spa llr. pat10/bal No pets blk 10 beach 202 Davrd Newport Riiy 675-8170 C M 650-6533 644-3656 Balboa Pier in pleasant Fountain VI~ Adlls. flt-pit evstwknds G I TSL lllllT H2-1103 Lge Ml Cabin nr Lake by Office spaces/Ei1ec Suite Penoaah 3012 Charlotte's Sitters. •no ottloe. d pit me for stu- 2 Br 198 1 Maple upper refnge avail now. otf st prl<ng. no pets $475 2 people. Agt 641· 1324 Lg 1 Bdrm With oarage No pets exit refs. Call all 6pm 645-3487 LUX CONDO $525-$625 v ER s A ILLE S-V 1 L L A TSL Mgmt 754-0081 or BALBOA d S In Coala Mesa Area 82nd SI NB, 645_3746 IECOUTlll FUlll dent Flex hrs. 96'4-4951 ';'0° 5:;_93~9wkn 8 lps S 1501450 Call 631 -0141 WE lllE STILL OPEi . BABYSITIER WANTED PIT FIT Flair for decorat-GENERAL OFFlCE, 2 Br, 1 Ba. clean. freshly painted fenced patio gar $575/mo Drive by Isl 2183 Ponoma r:A 645-7009 Walk to SC Plaza Frplc, ate. security, W/D, pvt club. w/tennia cts. pools. 1ac saunas, gym. 1 Br studio $600/mo 642-1603 $700 -$1100 LOVELY Maui 2 Br ·water-Window office. prof suite. Ing essential wlll train. Part time. Flex. hrs. F 1 1 And running 7AM-1000 2 limes a week. u -Ca11Julle846-3212 !<>RON _7035 froot Condo Owner ash on Island high r se, PM a day, 7 days a week perienced 548-7248 Baat. leacla 2740 631-4960 Agent 2BR 1 ba. patlO. cable TV. Co'r.y 2Br Iba. frplc.beam pool, no pets. $525/mo, celllngs, gar Nwpt Hghts Call 960-2675 No pets S675 645-1682 S60 p/day. Avl. June & recepl, conf rm. copier Present this ad and re---BALBOA AREA IEITIL UlllT, II 11111111111 I Fall 644-4022 Call 760-0SOO 1 f X-rau lie Aexlble, pt-time. s·n•m cerve a wo massages O< HAIRDRESSER ' 675-4063 2 Br. 1 Ba Spacious. fenced yd $525 leatals to laliatll 1he pr1oe or one 675_ 1457 s e a I B e a c h ~ SLare 2908 leatall 2916 01110110F11&SS&1E 1213>431-2929 •uru•nn • Banking IEITlL IYlll1EST est growing (HouH- 4 er hse. shr wt 3 others, nr SCllOL PIOPHn l 1 t I. MHIOll TtLLEll FIU TIIE c1eann1ng Service) tOOk- Lii COllO $585-$785/mo 2 & 3 LEASE S 1100 2 master Walk 10 SC Plaz.arplc, ale, Bdrm enc 1 gar brs. 2 balhs, secur11y 545-2611 or 754-6468 secunty. W/D. pvt club. wshr/d;yr hookup. yrd: 675-7570 evs/673-8696 Make your shapp1ng eas-w/tenms cts. pools, Jae, paho Newport Beach Penlnsula Pt. 1Br. patio ier by using lhe Dally Pl-saunas. gym. 1 Br stu-Realty Dys IM 1-1603. $440/mo yrl)' Waler pd lot CIUllfted Ads d10 $600/mo 675-4067 eves 960-4614 MICkte 650-5711 s flLLEllTO• XI 1 Experienced hygenlest Ing for people w/cets bch Non-smkr 255 Cl11sr11a1 ftr •arltty nt opportunity n an at-needed capable of per-Xlnl opponunlty for Id- Pool. tennis 6'42-3860 tf aothtttt1 11 110 ... 112 tractive Savings & Loan forming expanded func· vancemenl. RELIABLE lmmed opening offers Condo, own Br/Ba, laun-ftHtlll Y1lltJ trtl. ESCORTS /MODELS varied duties Teller lions Aft 5PM, ~4-5-487 PEOPLE need onty apply1 -:=:..!_---oiiii:=~~~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9 YOU DESERVE IT dry, blllns Nr golf crs & W111 ltHt IELOW Outcall ONLY 835-9 t99 exper preferred Call * 551-1243 * ~2~~~9!11~~~·,i, utlls IUHn. FREE TRIP TO GERMANY Betty 7~~.~o~ llCTlPIOIE/nPIST llP·lllU Friday, June 8 SYDNEY 0MARR ARIES (Man h 21-Apnl 14)· Past patlerns snap -)Ou'll be more sclf~rchant. )"Ou'll hrcak from ··intolcrabk s1tuat1on ." You'll get to hean of mattcrc;, you'll be concerned with creativity. romance. fresh concepts. Leo f\quanus na11vcs pla} paramount roles. TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma) 20): Learn b} teaching-being generous no.,.. .,.. ill pa) future di\ 1dends. Emphasis on diet. nutnt1on. general health and atten11on IO medical-dental resolutions Sense of d1rect1on 1s spotlighted -don°t t hoosr course .,..h1ch leads onl} to intngue. GEM INI I ~fa, 21-Jum· 20) Populant} increases. more demand~ are made on 'our lime member ol opposite sc>. 1s scnsttl\e and could become' ll tlm of··gn:en-e}cd monster." Focus on auracuon. children. ab1ht\ to 1mpnn1 't' le Sag1ttanan is 1n picture. 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Def1nt tcrm'i. perfect techniques. get nd of superfluous material. _ SCORPIO (Oct 2 ~-Nov 21 )· This can be a power-play day. Someone bchmd ~enc" hai> faith in you and proves 11. Judgment. 1ntui11on arc: on t.arg('I Rell'tionship intensifies and vou'll feel alert. altH~ and k1ck1n3 raurus. Cancer. Capncorn persons fiaure prom1ncntl} SAG ITT ARIUS I No\ 22-Dcc 21 )" Fulfillment dominatc<1 - you'll be plca$Cd wtth yourself. peers will applaud and you could hc.- "01rtina with fame .. You'll stnl..e chord of universal 41ppeal -\Cenano will spotl1&ht love monc) and health Anes plays prominent rok. CA.PfllCORN (Dec 22-Jan 19). Get read} for new st.irt, 1dvanccment in bu.,1ne'>~ or rnreer You'll ae1 to hcan of mal1cl"\, \lou'll meet dynamtC. ~·reau-.t•, cxc1t1ng indt' 1duaJs. ut ao of pa!lt pauem which lead to lo~~. defeat Aq~nan play'i s11mficant role AQUARJUS (Jan 20-feb 18). Moon posttaon h1ahhatus rduca· uon. communicauon. lanfuage study ... tas110g" of forr1gn loo(k Hunch 1s on target. you'I pin "t>xtra mformallon " Harmon\ 1\ rt1torcd. populant~ incrf'a~ and man) will rnntinuc tt> look to you for lcadenh1p. Pl (Feb 19-Man:h 20): Creall' c lllllC~ no~ -you'llbr alcn. you·11 be e.itpcnmcnuna. \ou'll be making contact~ wtth ''tntcmting people .. Pu~ha of wcann apparel w1JI ma~c 'ou more v.-arf of hod\l 1ma c. Proper diet 1ses~n11al 1fyou art• ROIOJt 10 Oc.· proud of\ our appt'arancC' ~, 4 . I Gated village. pure luxury 2 Br 2''1 Ba eleganl Uvtng By appt only 631-5-439 Femalermtetosllare3BR lll1t/011t.lltil. 11 you were 1he glfl 5'8' HOO Adams Ave Sharp person needed to hlrlngcounlerhelp.Ctleck- c o n d o . po o 1 I s p a l1ol••••· red shoes, while bag Costa Mesa, Ca EOE work In fast paced New-Ing In CIOtflM. Apply In $350/ 714/432--0456 wt blue towel w/whlle por1 Beach R.E oHlce. person 1000 No Coul mo. Ct1taot Cartl .ltHS gulls sm brown car Saw BASKINS ROBINS pll Must have excellent typ-Hwy, Laguna Be.ell Fem Roommate share • 1•2-1111 al H B beach Mothers help wanted M thru F, Ing & dlcalaphone skills, Br condo. Easlblulfs. --day Call Hubert, days Cal1Bob675-9191 75wpmtyping word pro-The fastest draw In the 720-1328 or 759 8282 Coa•ercial 405-536-6562 Beaultcr;;;--cesslng exper helpful. Weal ... a Dally Piiot ltatab 2911 Clatalfled Ad. Call Today F 10 shr lg CM hrne X-(;hg HllllCUTIHS Contact Lydia. 833-2900 &42-54578. for asslstance--teacher In 16040 Harber. F v HIT & RUN DRIVER at •--------- wheel chair 6'45-2357 1240 sq ft. NtJWport & Del Ma,. St. Fri SIPHOm I• fURNISHEO or UNFURNISH[D HEALTH CLUBS HNNI~ SWIMMING plu., mu<h more' Sorry no pet\ Modeh opl'n daily q 10 6 ~ood Aputm~nts Ntowport Buch So 1700 16th Street (at Dover) 642-SllJ Newpor1 Buc.h No. 880 Irvine Avt-nue (al lt>thl (>45-1104 IM•S 2900 Fem. Roomma1e ihare 4 Br con<;lo, Eaatblufls 720-1328 or 759 8282 2 RMS. H B. TWNHSE, S300 & S225 plus ·~ utll. 988-3893 Health oriented non Agent 541-5032 night 11pm. June 1 Can Ot1t1 ltaa smoker 10 shr lovely 2 Br you help me llnd a new home Newly decorated Busy Npl Blvd. CM Newer black Daydon Dodge, 3 mm. from beach 1400 retail/office. ale. S 70 st gold or bronze pin stripe. mo Mitch 645_ 126·2 Only $595/mo 645-9628 Msy have some damage c d 1 p 1 R to Iron! Dodge Central ol M/F share 3 bdrm apl In orone e Mar r me e-Anaheim 1n place of Uc lrvme. $300/mo 1mmed tail space Avsllable July plate I am 1n 1n1ens1ve 552-1018 1 Parktng 101 Agent care Hoag Hospital 673-8494 M or F. to share apt 2 PLEASE HELP ME houses from beach Newport Blvd Costs 6'45-5124 S350tmo675-6459 Meu 1500 sq/It --------• _ S750/mo Realonomlcs N B steps lo beach M-Corp 675-6700 Mike TOP SSS non smkr. resp & neat Femai.s pref Models and $260 no ultls 573_0390 Shopt S1ore/Olf1ce space Escorts (2131866-1984 _ ____ 300 SQ fl or more reas Newport Cres1 Pool. Ten-c Mesa C-2 548-7249 SclaHb I ms, Spa Non-smoker lastractioa 3016 $385 642 •3850 or •CdMdlxsu1tes AC amp 646-t869 (Tom) prkg from S200 2855 E MAKEUP SEMINAR _ __ _ Coast Hwy 675-6900 Learn all you need lo know Prof/M 25+ lr9 4bf 3ba. 2 I • . I abOut the art 01 Cos- frpl pool. gar, S275 S 100 D a1tn1 mellcs 1 lull day ot com· •Full benefits *Advanced I raining •Full or part time HPlllCITS 111-JHO beauty Hair dresser & manicurist with following Rent space or comm1sa1on 968-0757 CAFETERIA HELP PIT 10 30AM-3PM 5 dyt No wknd work Cos1a Mesa area 673-4403 after 3PM anyday CARPENTER-frame/finish for home 1mprovemen1 3 Yrs min e1eper 840-222 1 Cashier PI T Parking -X 3030 1t slruclure Npt Bch $4 00 Pro/F roomtba S 150 mo ppro• sq II Incl g .:.:H;.;e,Ojlt._.W,.a;.;a;.;t;.;;M.;.._..;S;,;1;.;0~ hour 675-2790 1n exch for hie cooking. 300 II otflce 3 ph . _ _ sec dep 650-6720 Tracee ltatah 2920 plete trammg 64 t -7348 housework. so~ driving 1005 Brloso. C M • • A •or M~1or 6'42-8558 s15001mo 644-7269 Dally PllOI ................... . Resp, prof, M/F, fun, splll Irvine area. 1200 sq II . sui;er home. N.B. $550 H $550/mo See tenant at : : 548-6784 W 261-2223 3023 S Orange Ave SA Rmmt to shr 2br apt oii WOODSHOP wllh machln- Balboa Penn S375 mo ery. CM 1200 aq fl Parking avail 675-0888 w1u1111 $475 6'e6-2289 Fem Roommate IQ9 2 BR AiHHctat1t1 3002 ; apt AcrOA St to Bch. SPIRITUAL REAOJNGS : FULL-Tiii OFFICE OLERI s-400 mo + ulll 8alboe • Furn roorn. ulll pd, wash-Pen Ctirlatl• IM&-5545 Advice In All Mattera & · er dryer pool jec; 1.,,_ ----Coun ... ing 1815 So Et \try hu~y Cin-uhoion OUi« he oo t'ntry lt>vt>I t'lf'rit'al pc»hlon ., cuh1hl.. for 1hf' ri~hl pc:l'IOn. F:,p.-rittnt'f' d.-o;iN"d but ~il1 tnio. f'C\i;.ition inrlud<" •no;~rfn1 phnnf',, filin~. lypio8 and hla prO<'f''-r.inJr. Appll '8nl b Id be nri.t. likt' 10 work with f)4"0PI~ and ha~ .. a ~'""'° atthud~. ~ iaovr work '"' •It. \londa • Friday. '\1artin~ 1Jlar") i 1950/month. c:ond t'ompan)' bf"ndh ppl1 in Pf'""°"· \1onday -Thu~•J• 2f00 to l:OO p.m. ll for ar. or t-·1lrt>n. n1i COUf1' 552 o~. ltataJ1 WutM tot Camino Real. San Clem • Lle'd 492 7296 Laguna Niouel rem only Canadian H1gn Scnoof S 190/mo SuHn dyi Principe! .t9'\ea to tu~ .... 3 32 2 .... · ... accommodation. ctoM to """ -1 • evee ..., l--0..., 1 beach. two aclutta, 4 chil· Lrg room CdM. 1 blk to oren July S-22 or~- beeeh, pV1 entr l Ba ~MOt $450 &75-3458 ~ -Semi r-11r~ prof E·Mde C M. tam has rm, 1 Br detltted pr-1• Bluffs kit PfV, stu<Senflem~ 64•-5519 att 5 John J.235 &46 90ee Ga -t Rmmt mt f nttmk 3bd 2ba a"'" tt Ztl z CdM. tnr 1011 of $975 eve tat 875 313e1J1m11ea-1233 "s"'"ino·1e~w·1·o·wn-aoor--&"""'i;t• storaoe S7S/mo ROOM MA TE. Newport e.eg..2319 Beach home. room w/ba. •• Blk IOoeMn 650-7838 OHlct •••t•ls atlt Room lht bath woman 30 fSO tq fi • iJ W Oottl & up ~port e..c:h Mue S2001month Si>OS &45-26-90 850· t300 ' .. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Clinch • Dolly Thlcit • Ptckup COUCH A Clomlnftflng wife w.nl 10 I p1ych1a1n11 'Did yov m-'e progre11?" Uked ttvbby "Not much," Sl'le an1~ed "It took me 15 minute to gel him 10 move th• COUCH • Spmtual AHdet & Ad VllOI' Advice In Oii Ill• mall~ to111 marr1~ bull N8 631·9397 .. ... Daily Pilat GRAPHIC ARTIST Orange County daily newspaper is S<.'ekmg a quick layout artist with knowledge or typesetung repro- duction, reproduction, camera ready art. Must be able to get long well with sales reps and interperet their ideas in layouts. Additional prospects may inelud~ flyers, brochures, maps and sales presention visuals. 3 y(!ars experience -newspaper preferable. Send resume or leller of quali{i· cation to: OR.\.,..GE COA T OAJLY PILOT P.O. Box 1560 Costa Ncsa, C,A 92626 Attention: Melinda Thackery Motor Route r'"port Beach •~•. thr hours per day. Earn appro 600 per month. CaU l l :00 lo i:OO P 1. k for On.acr Em If')· CIRCULATION DEPT. 6 2 .. iJ321 F.OE .. • t ••• . ~ . . ' .. .. Hotel IWITllMAll IPIUTll 4 Day "91t, 3-11 P.M. Thurs-Sun. SURF & SAND HOTEL, Laguna e.ach. Marla, 494-3480 EOE ... HOUSECLEANERS $8. P/hr. PIT, own tranap. Maida of O. C. 786-822:2 dEIEUL lfflll• P.,m 5 day CdM 3 gtrt of- fice. Good phone & typing. Knowledge of So. Callf . .,... or reel •tata helpful. 875-2774 AGES 11-14 ! EARN t.-TO $75.00 PER WEEK • Wt now Nvt I s oPe""I' !Of ,ou,. ucer bUMn to sec1111 "*'!of fhe Oranre toist Delly Not Our crews start at 3 30 p.a and lworl 11~ 130 pm --'411' Oii S.turday. we wot\ a lw'more hours Yo. .. Ufn ma.ny tr~ and pnm, alof'I witll unmt JOllf own inonty , !Mft is no delMflll& or coleclloll inYOlttd :" yOll aie 111terested. P'Ust Clll Mr h rl (714) 548-7058 TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUULE ACROSS 1 Let 6 Intimidated 10 Casa room 14 ''The - Chorus" 15 Salvador - 16 Design 17 .. _-ear and .... 18 Cut 19 Auto pioneer 20 Title anew 22 Fish story 2.C Favorites 26 Appeaser 27 Governing 31 Time of year 32 Be 33 Instrument 35 Command- ment 38 Look as ii 39 Pef'spfre .co Forced apart 41 Stopover '42 Covered with lichens '43 Plum type 44 Outer pa/'1 <C~ Isolated 47 Hardened 51 Feels regret 2 3 14 ' 1 52 A mlhtary strength 54 Open to all 58 Unclothed 59 Head cover 61 "Yes-!" 62 Russian city 63 Air. pref 64 The finest 65 Children 66 Muscle 67 Force units DOWN 1 Animal's den 2 Feminine suffltt 3 Bard of - PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED • Mustard 23 Banking tran-40 Rehably plaster sachon 42 Ven<Js de - S Toaster part 25 Dece111es 43 Satisfied 6 Want -27 Mr Arnaz 44 Drives away 7 -ads 28 Bovines <C6 Sports pnze 8 Saint -29 Appearance 4 7 Kind of shoe Yukon-30 Co11fure 48 Pope's crown Alaska feature 49 Was oft base range 34 Mern8f' SO The end 9 Consul, e g 3S Vu:g_ar 53 Frost 10 tnconSTftenf 36 · Tom SS H1bern1a 11 God· Moslem Thumb 56 Greek rr.us1· 12 Dipper's km composer cal term 13 Goose genus 37 Do gardening 57 Ball mounds 21 Greek letter 39 Sort of 60 Quarrel 7 8 9 11 12 13 I 1 BILL YATES I vw r"QRSCHE I S;~-480GOJ .• 'j, 66 CONVERTlBLE S2000 090 6'2-7500 NABERS CADllAC LARGEST SELECTION of leie model. 6ow 11'iteeg9 C.-..:. In Sauo.n ~See•---' 540-1111 pu Chtci( lver90n logo «5 E Coast Hwy Npt 8ch 673..()90() COHHfll CHEVROLET __ ,.. 11. -! • ' I l """' : ., ,, ~ .. ' 54(>.1200 ' • • .. ,,..: 6·7 by Jim Davis GOOP MORNING"' 80V5 ANi' Gl.U.S. WtLLLL ••• IT !>f(M~ OLO ooe so eoe MAS PE.CIPE" 1'0 MOVE ~ME PRO&At:>LV WONPERING t>rf MP.. 0LOE JEAN':> TME iO A LOCAL P.E'bEAP.CM WMf.R£ MY PO&, 008, IS MAILMAN ONCE 1'00 OFiEN .•• l=ACILITY 1'0 POP.SOE A CAREER iMI~ MORNINC,. A'?> A LAf>ORAiOfN AHIMAL ~.-... ....... -...., TH£ fA)llLl' CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Martino's ployin' Hano , and don't ask me their lost names!" ''Relax, Fenwick, relax ... th1s 1s the only way we could get Marmaduke to come along." BIG G£0RG£ ,.a '~~!!::S;=~::::: -~..:::.--::-_ -~--:;:::--__........ -...,. __ _ ----. -- by Virgil Partch (VIP) "You and your 'Let's go to the islands this year." Hank Ketcham BRIDGE -. THE KINC I DEAD Both vulnerable. South deaJs. NORTfl • •ot• O QU 0 KUOZ- +• WEST EAST •K3 •85 0 107 t:?K980 0 Ql075 0 AU •AQJ107 •983 SOUTH •AQJ762 0 A .15 0 Votd +K 652 The bidding: S...tJa Weat North Eut t + 2 + Paa 2 t:? 2 • Pua 3 • Paat • • PaH PaH Paa1 Opening lead: Ten or iv At various limes during the play of a hand , one oppo SHO£ ~ nent i• more of a threat than the other. You must do what ever you ran lo tlt!utrall: the danger. Considf'r lhis band. No~th.. did not have quite eno1.1gh lo acL voluntarily over West's overcall. However. when South could bid a fftOnd lime despite the fact th.It both opponents were bidding. North felt that his smattering or hiJh cards and distributional assets mtrited one raite, and South went on.to game. West led the 10 of hearts, taken by declarer's jack. Since there was no way to avoid club losers other than b> ruffing them in dumrny , declarer led a lo.w club /rom hand at the se~<'nd trick. East overtook his partner's -- FOR B£1T£R OR FOR WORSE FU~K l' Wl:\KERBEA~· • • seven and. in an attfmpt to dtfendtn proct!td. deda~r cut down dummy'• rulflnr ~ill have the time and the powu, ahffttd to a lrump. entr1u to ruff lhrtt cluba In Oecla~r eorrtttly rose with dummy. Even if Eut can the are, but since ht could overrurt the fourtfl dub. ht now rucr only two dubt o.n wlll be doing it with hi.t side'• the board, he ended up lo Ing natural lrump winner. and two clubs. a heart arid a -detlarer will, lose 110 more trump. than one trump, one heart Whitt the deCenden did and one club. well. declarer llad only hi~lf c.o blame for his defeat. Obvloualy. he cannot allow Ea.st to gain tilt lead, because the trump shift through his holding would be deadly. In an attempt C.O pre vent that. al J rick two declarer should have led tht kang or clubs Crom hand' West can win the ace. but he cannol shift t.o a trump without sacrificing his trump trick . No matter how the Have JH Mel ,...-, a. t• dHt.le trHt.le1 L•' OW&ea ~· Wp 19• tllld your way ~ die .... ef DOUBLES fer ,.aalde• ud for takeM~. F• • ffPJ' •f hit DO UBLES ~l. ee9d ,1U5 t• ~erea-o.Dlie." ure of Wt ... .,.,.,., P.O. BH %59, No,."4, N.J. 07648. Make elteekt payable to New1,.pertMHI. by Jeff MacNelly by Lynn Johnston ISlHAI F\LL? by Tom Batluk 15 IT CDLD IN HE~ 1 ~ WA~ "mA1' JUOI AN IN'.()UlNTW ~UOO€R ON ~~R"f~ ~00'.\ ~LLLl'\S b F d & T DR. S)IOCK y er om Johnson ...--r---~----------by George Lemont PEA~l'TS I FAtLEr MARCIE " I FAILED EVEKVTHINb I /([ TUMBLEWEEDS • WE WON'T BE IN THE SAME CLASS NEXT YEAR MARCIE : I FAILED ' 100-, MANY ~ J,ANUARYS AND DtCfMf?ERS by Charles M. Schulz me TEArnER WANTS HER WASTEBASKET BACK, SIR ~ ' . I "f"He HUMAN Ft..Y IN 2.14 IS MISSING FROM HIS ROOM, CH1eF_I ROSt: IS ROSI:: IHA"f"'S OKAY. He'L-t.. NeveR Ge-r ey IHe A 'l"f"ACK FROGS we. HAVe PA'l'ROL..t,...ING '!He GROUNDS.' JI flflO I I Ktr1N I PrJr ma:~~~ IMO TH~ WAfliER! · .. OOT, AS USUAL. al HAS Of fA"PfAfifD AGAIN I . I ~- WHeN YA RLJN A MA..JOR HOSPl'I At,.., YA HAF'T"A 'fHINK OF eveRY'fHING! - by Pat Brady ~ , i • • a : I 9/tW., IT'SJJ~. fflt Ii:~~ IN llfRE. 1 . I ~ J ,, \ • . T HUHSOA Y JUNE l 1181 ( J f~ ANGE (, () u NT y ( A L Ir 0 ~~~JI A ~)" r ~ f NT tty Council rejects fee increases .. operatang expense5. Levels of city scrviocs, however, will remain the same. the city man· ager said. The number of caty em· ployecs will remain at 218, although someaddittonal pan-time hours have been allocated for clerical help and cro ina guards. Square .Park. But Caty Council mem- bers rejCCled the fee hikes, saying they would benefit the instructors more than the city because of the way class fen are distributed ------.-proposed.for recreation programs ;BY PBIL SNEJDERMAN °' .. .,.., ......... The Fountain Valley City Counctl bas unanimously approved a $1 2.3 million city budcet that includes no fee increases for t~e coming fiscal year Parking permits required near the Pacific Amphitheatre./ A3 $5,000 reward offered of stolen Dall paintings./ A3 Nation James Joyce's 'Ulysses' undergoes a major re- vision./ M Congressional panel tosses out tax break for savers./M World Sikh leader found dead Inside Ind Ian temple after firefight that kllled 300. /Al Iraq bombards three Ira- nian cities 'in retaliation.' /A& Living Protesstonal temporary workers are rapidly be- coming the employment alternative of the' 80s. /81 . Remember that loss of memory during mid die age can be a bonus./82 Sports The Lakers are tumbled by Boston In overtime, 129-125, evening their NBA Championship series at 2-2./C1 Tom Seaver pitches a four-hit shutout to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 victory over the Angels./C1 Cal State Fullerton stays alive In the College World Serles with a 13-5 victory over Miaml./C2 Entertainment Situation comedy, once the staple of TV's diet, l~n 't funny to audiences any, more.183 Tampering with Gilbert and Sullivan doesn~t pay off In .. The Mikado" by the Fullerton Civic Light Opera./85 Buaineu High tech businesses will lead OC's Industrial ex- . pension during the next decade./81 that begjns July l. City Manager Judy Kelsey said the pending plan represents a small increase over this year's $11.5 million budget. She attributed' the increase to employtc salary raises and rising ·Dllke stands tall Huntington sculptor hails his creation as 'most accurate• By ROBERT BARKER Of .. CWIJ ....._..... • A Huntington Beach resident bas fi nished a statue of John Wayne which by bis admission is "the finest, most accurate depiction of the Duke in the United States." As the Duke himself might say, ''if your'rc-goin.g to do something. you might as well do it right." · An6 artist Gino Perry figures he's done things more than right. He took a year in a Huntington Beach studio to transform 800 pounds of bronze, steel, brass and copper into an eight-foot high like- ness that shows the "awesome power of an awesome man." "Truthfully, I think the face is fantastic. I spent three months on that alone and ifl didn't get that perfected I wouldn't have gone ahead. Perry said he has been working in sculpture for about ~ven years but the John Wayne statue is his first major effon. It will be exhibited lhrou&h the summer at the Glcndalt Galleria as part of that city's ul- ebration of the summer Olympic Games. Perry, 48, said he used·to be an actor who played the "bad guys0 in "McCloud," "Columbo," "Police Woman" and "Police Story" tcle· vision programs. "I still have my Screen Actors' Guild card, but acting can be very insecure and you spend most of your time on the unemployment line," be said. Now he operates the skin care salon at Quale & Co. in Huntington Beach. Sculpting is a sidelight unless he gets a major commission, he said. "There arc three legends -the Duke, Elvis Presley and Frank Sin- atra,"" Perry said ... Presley bas been overdone and I don't know if anyone cares about Sinatra. ButJohn Wayne was loved by children. old people, everybody." Perry attributes his success to his natural artistic ability and his ability to put the composition together. Huntington Beach Mayor Jack (Pleue He WA Y?fE/ A2) Some fee increases had been proposed for pr<>arams at the Foun- tain Valley Recreation Center at Mile . Council memben asked city staffto conduct a stud)' rcprding recreation fees. Kelsey said no increases will be charaed this summer. The council mj&J\t approve additional fees to be imposed latcfin the )car~shesatd.: -.. ___ .., Dllr ........ .,, ........ ~ Glno Perry cllaplaya b1e 8CUlptare of John Wayne. Accused mail carrier killer· . . 'wanted to assault women' Deluca's mental hospital transcripts not used as evidence durin his trial By STEVE MARBLE OflMl)ellJ .......... Prior to being released from a mental hospital in 1982, murder defendant Gabriel Deluca reponedly expressed a desire to .. get loaded," find a woman and perhaps rape her, according to a prosecutor . Bryan Brown. a deputy district attorney in Deluca's murder trial, ' said the reference is contained in transcipts from a Long Beach mentaJ hospit.ahNbere the Hunt~too Beach teen was confined for eight months durin' 1982 after apparently attempt- ing suicide. The material. thou&h, was not introduced as evidence in the first- degrec murder trial which was ex- pected to be handed to the 1ury tolJowing closing arguments today. Deluca. 18. is standing trial for the murder of ma.JI ca.mer Ida Jean Haxton. who was fatally attacked as she delivered maal in the dart-haired youth's l-luntington Beach nei&h- borhood last Jan. 3. Haxton was stabbed 19 times and struck with a baseball bat. accordin& to evidence. Hct body was found the same di) in the back seat of her mall car. abandoned in a church parking Jot in Costa Mesa. The prosecution contends that (Pleue Me DBLUCA/ A2) - .., iocre.ascd fees .-ere lined an some State if propOtcij JesilAatioD 11 ap. printed materials listina recreation proved claSSC$ but K.cl~y said lower fees will be collected at rqistra~n. The a>uncil .alto .&located 110.000 Thecouncalalsodecidedtotransfcr to ooatinue ~oa · :me FoU11taiD $78,000 from the city' a reserve funds Yaney Obambet Of'COmmcrc:ie to Nil to purchase mi~ltaneous equip-a ~op . in fountaia Valley" c:am- ment and a cover'for the police fuina paip. 'The chamber must. lloWntr, ranee to prevent .stray bullets frOm submir a report lllowi111 bow escaping. Kelsey said the gty rni&bt previous 1iaftds wen uted ancl·bOw it rocovcnome of •!1' oxpenl'l'rom !be peftd !be SI 0,000. , CClmpaign fir~ Out after losses Bergeson-fires By JERRY B1BSCB Of .. ..., ....... Add iowlt to injury for the Costa Mesa-based Nelson-Padberg Coo- sulti~nn. The profesaiotiat--czm;- paisn ma.nagen lost two key races this election and a prime client. As- semblywoman Marian Beraeson. R- Newpon Beach. fired the advertiJ.. iog/consultant firm Wednesday over an ethical iuuc. · Nelson-Padberg acted as campai&n consultants for CitizCns for Better Transportation -the ~tioo behind the failed Propositton A sales w increase -and for lo&i.n& 70tb Asseinbly District Republican can- didate Ken Carpenter. The firm also ran Marian Bergeson 's suooessfu.l primary cam- paign for the Republican nonunation to the 37th State Senate District and was likely to land a lucrative contract to finish the campaign in the Novem- ber general election. But Wednesday Bergc.wn an- nounced she was fed up with the .. mislcadma" tactics of Ne~o- ~ mtaests. When Beraeson endorsed Carpenter ihe nacled promites from Carpenter and Bob NdsOn ofNehon.: ~l CbnWlerwould not be an anact ~on FCTJUICJO. The ilWJer, which sboWI a picture of BetP>n and Carpen1er •ys. '"Gil Ferpasoo's falteboodS aDd labor union ties di1qualify him from public oftioc." Ferpsoo, who won the race with 31 peroent of the vote to Carpcilier's ~ 21 ~t, WU perhaps the mOlt conservative of the teveo candidates runni.n& for the nomination. He was supported by several ri&ht-wina for- mer union m'tmbe:rs but Steven Feld.men. t.be-candjdate who woo the Democratic nomination in the 10th District. bad the official AfL.00 endorsement. Bergeson disavowed the nti- Fergmon statements. Both Bcrpoo and Urpenla' said the firm overstepped its authority when it wrote the mailer. (Pleue eee C~AIG1'/A2) Mesa mom he~ in kid pill ring By KAREN E. KLEIN Of .. DllllJ ....... A .30-)ear-old mother was 11TCSted Wednesday at her Costa Mesa home after two misdemeanor criminal charges ~ere filed against her for her alleged anvolvcment in orpnizing and supplying a youthful counterfeit ~ n~ operating at TeWinkJe Junior H1~ School in Costa Mesa. Police identified the woman as Samuella Frances Stevenson. The Junior h1&h )!oungsten affectionately knew her as "Sam." Police allt$C Stevenson met young- sters through her 14-year-old son, supplied them with marijuana and look-alike pills and coco~ them to sell pills to friends at school The criminal characs did oot include any counts related to marijuana and involve misdemeanor counts of sup- plying the look-alike drugs to minors and contributing to the delmquency O.bilel Debaca ofminoB. The ei&ht tcco..agers identified as bein« involved in the case allqcdly told police they buoa out at SteveDIOO·s Puente Avenue home, smoked marijuana with her and bought pills from her, police said. TeWmkJe Principal Scon Paulsen said the students alleged to him that Stevenson also harl>orcd runaway youths and called the school's attend- ance office to excuse absences for students who were truanL Oep:aty District Attorney Derck Jobns0n said ht approved filina rwo misdemeanor counts against Stevenson on Monday. Warrants WC{C. issued for her arrest Tuesday, he said Costa Mesa Police Officer Steve Labbitt arrested Stevenson Wednes- day afternoon and booked ~ into the Orange County Women's Jail in (Pleue eee llOTDR/ A2) City panel says it's ineffective By ANDREA ADELSON °' ... Dllr ........ A new city commission. created by Irvine's City Council only SUl months ago as budget advisers, is considering abolishing itself because it's ineft'ec- tavc. Finance Commi ·on OWrman Hank Adler saad a majonty of the seven members is dissatisfied with the panel's perfonnanc.c in ICt'Utiniz· iu next pr's Dl'ooOKd S29.3 C..-.. ... ftllfANCS/ A2) 82 C8 AS • 86-7 Irvine railroad: stop back on the trac!f? ............ A4 CS-1 C8 C7 C3 ce 82 91-2 87 A4 A10 81 A3 ~ • C1-3 88 83 M ·5 A2 A4 City hoptn to fl down Amtrak soon; major Improvement project under study F&eed WJili a future cl~ by traffic from its southerly ncl&hbors. Irvine is tryinJ to revive ats dream for a train station and• commuter nail stop near the conOuencc of three cOnlCJted freeways. Tbc vilion was put on b Id more than a )Ut go when nta Fe Railway offkiats rcf\iscd a proposal by Amtrak to add four stops on ats Los Antcles--tt>-San Dicao run, the ~nd most popular rail romdor in the nation. But <it ollkaals art hopin"' to \)\ft1Um that dtti11on and at least wtn pq-mi ·on for the 9().mpb m· tl'llk trains to idd tn-ine to iu five .. I· .. exisuna Oranac Coubty StopS.. • They think \ht ptrk to reipite talks lies in ~liminary findinas rrom a yet-to-be released tud)' completed last month, Public Worts Di.rector Brtnt MU(how said thi week. nior ncer J hn Harri said the tudy. • • conducted by transit analysts Nord~ Henoa As- sodat of ()ttanside, ttn\aU\Cly rondudes thal add1~ a teeond track to Santa F~~ uisuna line can kttp muu•s San Di~ runnina at 1 piuent t me even w1lh adcXd ps. He wouldn't d1tdosc ~bat ti· mated rail impro,'Cft\tnll mia,ht C06l. t id one ~ua.csdon • to publicl I AtiDIEA Al£LSOI N E~s F oLLO~uP ,, ~ :A2 • Otanot Cout DAILY PILOT/Tnurlday, Junt 7, 1984 Sitter faces trial in baby Jteath A IS-) r-<> d, .futPtl_IJilon Beach The infant boy. Maun Bullatd, 'jit •'U to bf ~ toda) oo died Sunday afttmoon at founl.&in murder c:~ stemmina from tile VaU~y Community Hospital trauma death of a 7.month-old boy ttt of. musi~e intmi.al uuiuic.t. bttn hli'td to baby.;t last weekend. Huatinaton Beach police ..:...1w:a:)l'da·na to o~.------....:....o.-cThc.6aby Siuc.r. ho had~ for The Jlrl, not idcnufied beuuse or theinfantboyonprioroccll1iona, told her • bas been held al Ora n:spoodiQ& paramedics lb.at the child c.e>uniy Juv ntle lbll 1J"'-~ Monday was ilijwed .,..b~ he fcU from hiscri~ when Huntington poltce took her into aocordlnJ to Sit. Ed Mcl:rla1n. cu tody after que tionin1-But Deputy District Auomey Brtol RomM), who is ~u.~ the cue. id a later autopsy revtakd the dUJcr1 death wu not ao:idcataJ. -rbe injuries wctt typical of thild abUJC cues." Romney said. • ~infant and ht. mother livw in 1 analJ 16th Strttt apartment complex in the downtown ICC'lion of Hunt· incton Beach. Police said n was the mother who caJlcd paramedics after returning home Sunday. ·MOT HER€HARGED IN DRUG RING ••• From Al lieu ofj.2,500 bail. He dcscnbed Stevenson as a "bas- been bJppac" who typically ~ Iona. p:usley-pnnt dresses and parts her slrlaght hair down the middle. Stevenson befnended TeWinkJc students. who came over to her howc to v1s1t her son and play wath his remolt'<Ontrolled mechanical cars. a nellhbor said. .. !here were always a lot of ~ids there, 1t was a typ1oal hangout," s~ud the neighbor. whose son as a TeWinkJo-ctudcnt. But Stevenson and the eiabth-gradc students did more than just hang around toecther and talk. aocordmg to police allqations. The young offenders aUqed to pohce that the homewasadtugdropoffpoint, where marijuana and a variety of narcotics were regularly bought ud sold. The.youthful counterfeit drua em- pire fell apan nearly three weeks ago, when TeWi.nklc Pnncipal Paulsen, acting on a tip from a student not 1nvolved 10 the drug selling. dis,. covered three students in a restro<>m on the campus. The students allqed· ly were sclhng double-scored. cross. topped white pills known as "mioi- bcnnies." The no.o-prescription drugs con- ta10 a stimulant k:nowo as ephedrine sulfate and arc similar to over-the- counter pep pills. according to Cona Mesa Sgt. Jim Watson. The "mini-bennies" arc so-called "look-ahke" drugs, Watson said. CAMPAIGN MANAGERS OUSTED ••• From Al .. We probably did. We put that Carpenter to put a strong statement mailer together at two an the morning against Proposition A in an early Saturday and had to have it at the campaign mailer. Carpenter said he pnnter by three. It was a campaign of decided to fire the finn when Bob many last-mi note. dramatic events Nelson demanded that the statement and things happen, errors arc made," not be incluckd. said E1Jecn Padberg. Nelson-Padberg was brought back One of the reasons Bergeson en-into the campaign to handle the late dorsed ~nter was. ! ~r:iq,.oJ -~..a~sonendorscmen . eamisugn mt t th~lf»\, • , Carpenter and his father, former state Padbcig said Bergeson 's strong Senator Dennis Carpenter, from the reaction to the mailer came because Ferguson camp. "We arc sorry the assemblywoman was "nervous" Marian is embarrassed. We arc suffer-over bcin& dragged into a bitter and mg and accept the consequences," heated campaign. ' Padberg said. But Padberg said she did not Its ll'oructhat.Ncbon-Padbcfg wer• believe her firm'r 'image was even invol ved with the last-minute tarnished by it election losses. mailer. Carpenter said be had fired "The voters were very confused in the firm two weeks earlier because of the last days of the campaign with djfferences over Proposition A. Marian Bergeson endorsing ever- The firm, which was working to body," said Padberg. At least five of pass the measure, did not want the seven candidates had mailings that showed each of the candidates in pictures with Berges0n but only Carpenter bad the "officiat•• endorse- ment. "We were outspent (by Fergu.son) and. we ..OO'fldn't close the aap," Padbcra said. · And the firm knew Proposition A was an .uphill banJe from the day it .. ···-~f.~,..;Q. .s A Yl®ry otfopostt100 A wts alWays in doubt but no one gUC$$Cd it would lose by such a_ laJJe amount. We were really surprised.'' Padberg said. The controversial measure was defeated by about 70 percent to 30 percent. "It is obvious that any type of a campaign for a tax incn:ase in Orange County wasn't going to win this year. I don't know if it would ever win," Padberg said. FINANCE COMMISSION MAY DISBANp ••• From Al million budget. If the oommiss1on cannot satisfy itself and the council in finding a more productive way to conduct the budget review. the commission should be abolished an January, the group's members decided at a recent session. "I know It's not a very common thing to do an government, .. AdJcr said. "But 1f we're not doing the JOb we should be doing," then the commission should disband, he said. Commissioner Jim Perry, wbo supported a later unsuccessful vote to keep the panel 1n business. said he would agree to a sunset provision to review the commission's progress. He said the abolishing vote came at midnight after a five-hour hearing, and followed frustrating weeks of painstaking review that produced less than expected returns. Even after weekly meetings begin· ning ill May, Adler said the cumulative \l'CSulls of the panel's item-by-item review of the inch-thick budget document produced money· saving recommendations of enly $75.000. "It's a very al'duous task and the results wcren 't significant enough," Adler said. In previous years. when the panel met informally, the group composed primarily of accountants carved out savings to the city amountina to about S6 million, he said. The city's proposed 198~85 budget has jumped 27 percent from last year's $23.1 million to this year's nearly $30 million, fattened in part by a $3.4 million jump in unexpected revenues. The spending plan, with a 3 percent, $900,000 reserve, calls for LDcreasing city staff from 40 I people to 489. ''We may have goals that are unrealistic,' said Adler, a certified public accountant fe>r Toucbe Ross & Co. Perry said the panel wanted to pare spendina by about SS00,000 by not fundi~ sax positions, but they couldn t decide which ones. "The question is bow quickly we use up the reserves and wQether we would be able to suswn•• the present stafTlevels in the future, said Perry, a UC lrvme profes5or who teaches public administration. Budget projections show that there won't be enough money to pay the salaries of six new staff members i.n succeeding years, Adler said. WAYNE SCULPTURE ••. "If we had solved that problem, you wouldn't have seen the other recommendation" over abolishing the commission, Adler said. From A l Kelly, who knew Wayne whale both were pursuing their acting careers, praises the creation. .. It's of heroic size and n's quite expressive. "The Duke had a tremendous dyman1c personality Wlth a lot of personal chansma I aJwavs de- pended on hun (in movie roles) to be the hero and to get things done. Kelly thjnks Perry's statue captures Duke. .. He has those boots with rowel spurs and the Levis with the rolled up cuff and is preparing to draw bis gun. He is the guy." Commissioner Hal Maloney added that the new commission is still learning the ropes, and is likely to operate with greater case year- around, rather than condensina its duties into six months. "I'm all for evaluation," he added. The City Council will review the commission's work Tuesday. AMTRAK STOP URGED FOR IRVINE ••• From Al Su of the seven trains that make the Los Angeles-to-San Diego run stop in Fullerton, Anaheim. Santa Ana and San Juan Capistrano. A seventh train also stops in San Clemente. The best ume 1s two hours and 30 minutes. Keeping train travehng time close to or under drive tame as a key factor in drawing nders. according to Muchow. While the study shows an extra track could cut present tram tame by as much as 20 minutes, "there 1s a limi t to how much you can Justify spending ... he said . when Amtrak ndersh1p proJectaons draw onl) 2 percent of the dnvers off h1ghwa) s. Under the double-track idea. he estimated about 90 miles of new track would be needed. Martin esumated track cost as SI m1lhon per mile. An add1uonal comphcataon to Irvine's transit hopes 1s a recomm en- dation bv a n t' commassaon to tnm Just Call 642-6086 o:r.::;• taGuerenteed ~fflelly "~ 00 .,_~"'*!IF S :JOp111 Cllllllr. 1P"' Mid ,.. ., .. lie ......, S 100,000 from next year's budget for design of the Irvine depot. The City Council will review the city's proposed $29 million budget on Tuesday. Fintnce Commission Chairman Hank Adler said the advisory panel recommended the cut because "there is a signficant chanc,c if we spend the S l 00,000 we won't get anything out of it." Muchow contended that derailing design plans Jeopardizes $2.3 million approved by the state in 1982 to pay for the tram, bus and taxi depot on six acres leased from the Irvine Co. for SI per year. City proJecllons say 2,SOO Amtrak nders would board in Irvine by 1995. The depot as to be located north of the Sant.a Ana Freeway. near the former site of Orange County Inter- national Raceway. Callrans agreed to build the depot by April 19~6 if Amtrak could win Santa Fe's approval for an Irvine stop. The agreement is not contingent on whether the proposed bullet train is built. Backers of the $3. t billion high speed rail system also plan an Irvine stop, and forecast 20,000 riders will board from the city depot by the year 2000. If either ridership forecast as ac- curate, the depot will generate enough rider fees to pay for depot upkeep, Muchow believes. So far. Irvine hasspentS 124.000on pro1ect design. The remaining SI 00,000 is needed to get the JOb ready lo bid. project manager Russ Thiele said. "lfwe don't spend the money, you don't help your chances." Muc}\ow said. an conv10ctna Sant.a Fe to allow an Irvine stop. He descnbed the SI 00,000 as an an vestment that has some risk. Wbal do you like aboal Qe Dally PU01? Wbat don't yoa like? CaU tbe number at left and yoar me11a1e wUI be recorded, &ranacribed and delivered Co I.be approprlatc edltor. Tbe same %4-bour an1werln1 service may be aaed to record leuen to tbt editor oo aoy topic. Cootrlbatora to Ottr Letters column mast rnclade 1.belr name and tetepbooe namber for verification. No circalatlon calls, please. Tell as wb1t'1 on your mlad. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. 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Scharffenbergcr, chairman of City Investing Co. By ANDREA ADEi.MN Of .. o.tr"'" ..... A New York jury was still deliberat- ing today over the actions offive Wall Street executives, including an Or- ange County man, who are accused of riaging phony losses in securities trading on behalf of rich oe)ebrity clients. The jury. an its fourth full day of deliberations, has asked for numer- ous ~acs of trail testimony to be reread and is "aslcina a lot of mcisive questions," defense attorney Jan Lawrence Handslik said Tuesday. Handslik represents Joseph An- tonucci of Irvine, who the attorney claims was, in 1979, a low.level employee at a legitimate Wall Street securities flnn that was agressively selling tax shelter plans that took advantage oflegal tax law loopholes. The New York prosecutor trying the case -the largest tax fraud ever charged -likened the actions of the executives to a Monopoly game who won and lost ••play money" in allegedly backdated transactions to give their investors huge tax writeoffs, according to the Associated Press. "You can land on Boardwalk and lose a thousand dollars. But you can't take it on your tax return as a tax deduction,' said Assistant U.S. At- torney Charles Carberry. Carberry made the a>mparison to the popular board game last week durin& his closing at1umen.t in the trial of five Sentinel Government Securities executives. The jury bcpn its deliberations Friday. The goverqment alleges the fi ve ex.ecutives faked losses worth billions of dollars to create$ 130 million in tax ·tosses for clients. The defendants have mamtained their Treasury securities trading was reaJ. They contend federal authorities are trying to make them scapegoats for their own failure to regulate the fast-moving government securities market. Handslik speculated that the f·ury m~y reach a decision by the end o the w~k. the Los Angeles attorney said in a telephone interview from New According to Carberry, defendant Michael Senft. 44, of Manhattan, guaranteed customers 1979Jmd 1980 tax losses in return for fees that totaled $3.8 million. "Sentinel didn't do tax fraud for free," he said. "They cba:raed for it." Other defendants are Scnf\'s brother, David Senft, 40, of Man- hattan: WaJter Orchard, 3S of Somers, Coon.; and Frank Susi, ji, of Stamford, Conn. and Antonucci. All are charaed with conspiring to de- fraud the Internal Revenue Service. Their trial started May 3 before Judge Richard Owen at U.S. District Coun in Manhattan. The investors' tax returns were made public as evidence back.ina charges that Sentinel executives aided in the filing offalse tax returns. Mesa woman stabbed victim in self-defense, lawyer says 87 JEFF ADLER Of .. 0.-, ........ A 2J..year-old Co ta Mesa woman charged with first-degree murder, did inflict the fatal stab wounds that killed 3J..ycar-old Dalene Ginon in a Costa Mesa mobile home park in 1983. But the stabbing was in sclf- defense, the woman's defense at- torney told a Superior Coun jury Wednesday. In his opening statement in the murder trial, Orange County Deputy Public Defender Joel Baruch said defendant Teresa Ahlers stabbed Girton 21 times in self-defense after she interceded in a violent fight between Girton flnd another woman on Nov. 6. 1983 at the Aloha Palms trailer park on 16th Street. Ahlers was arrested three days after the Girton's fatal stabbina and bas been held an the Orange County Jail m lteu ofS250.000 bail. If convicted on the sing.le murder cbatJe. Ahlers could be sentenced to a maJUmum pnson term rang.ing from 25·yean to ltfe, Deputy D1stnct Attorney Jcoffrey (cq) ltobmson said. Robinson told jurors Ahlers stabbed Ginon following ~n arau· ment over money or cocaine after Ahlers had purchased some bad cocaine earlier that night. "She took the knife to get either dope or money or to taJce somebody's life," Robinson said in his opening statement. ''She made a decision to take somebody's life . ., The prosecutor added that once Ahlers had made the decision to attack to Girton. she "struek like a viper." Ahlers. wearing a white print dress. sat quietly as the two attorneys presented their opening statements. At times. she shook her bead in disagreement with what the pro ecutor was sayina. Viet teen says gunman fired at him in Valley A 17.year-old student told Foun- tain Valley police that th.rec men pulled their car alongside him as he walked home from Los Amiaos H1&h School and fared a bullet at him that narrowly missed. The youngster. who 1s of Viet- namese descent, was not identified by police because be is a minor. He told police the bullet plashed water when tl struck the curb about two rcet from his feet as he walked home on Tuesday. Detective Steve Isa.cs id today investigators couldn't find the slug. possibly fired from a .22-aahber handgun. He said ~lioc don't bavc reason to doubt the incident aJthouah it wasn't re~rtcd until 24 hours later. Isaacs said there bas been a number of incidents or fiahtina and violenct among Southeast Asian students at the campus at l 6S66 Ncwbope Street \.0111vu.,, ..... .,,u.,. pvL~\! have con- fiscated handguns at the school. Isaacs indicated the incident may be linked to that unrest. However, Vice Principal Chuck Leonard said today there had only been two or three fiabts at the school durina the year. He said there was no evidence of racial ovenones. . -M.Jli ________ .........., _______ _ DELUCA 'WANTED TO RAPE WOMAN' ••• From A l Deluca intended to rape the 3().year- old mail carrier. Afthouah Huton's blouse had been ri,pP.ed open. there is no evidence she was sexually at~ tacked, witneues have lesufied. Defense atl011'e)'t &flue lbat thei.r client was so dnink tM day of the slayillJ that hC was litcr11ly .. un· con1e1ou ." The) aay be could not have pttmcditatcd the crime. which they admit he committed. Brown's dt I ure made Wed ncsdl)' a attorney• in the murdtr tnaJ debe&t'd intrunions that Judie Leonard McBridt wiJt m.ak.e to jurors followioa the dosina '1SU· m nt The J~ was OUI Of the counroom when 8tO n rcfcmd 10 Deluca'• at11emmt co mental h pi· tal work Oeluu had brCn c nfined 10 1hc hospital af\cr an apparent dru1 over .. dose and a moped accident left him in a coma for several days, WJtnclleS have stated. The pros«utor cla1mcd hOspitat tteords indjcate Oduca sUitcd that wbcn be was rekised, ht wansed to &et ··1oacttd," s(fk out. woman. tie her up and do •• tuatcvcr." It was not ciear why the prote('Utor didn•t attempt to tntroducc the st.atr- mtont as c-vi<tence. Neither is it oot known whether McRridt would ha c pcrmiued the ta~nt '° bC lad to ~urors if 9r0wn ~ 1uemptcd to mtrOdutcd it It evidt~ The QUCIUOD Of wbtihCf: lhtft II any u~ivc cv--tblt D«uca was drunk the day of tht kdhnt 1tto was quesuontd dun111 WtdM'tdiy•a protttdin Tht f)C)int is rcntnat 10 , the I S.)'eat-<>ld's defense. McBride noted that the only proor of Deluca'• condition on tbc day ,t~ question is from a clinical pa)'Ch91- 0llS1 who tHtified that lbc tttn.,. told ~ he'd aulpcd DlnC ttraiabt sbots of tequil1 an hour before ihC brutal dnth, ''And we haven't even beard that from lhe defendant biecaute he hasn't been put on the stand;.. the ju~ added. rcfcrrina to the defcntt decilion not to let Drhaca tallFv. "Theft i no evidtftce at all t&at he sudted up • thitd of • bottle or tMlila." un<kncored Bn>wn • Mdmde. ho~vcr, said be "OUkt 1Uow the psychol<>Pac'a tatamony co atand Wuhout i&. the JUdte 11id Deluca's rntitt dtfente C'Ould faU . .,.,,, • THURSDAY JUNt:. 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The Mikado" by the Fullerton Civic Light Opera./85 ' Baalneu High tech buslnes8es will lead OC'a lndustrlal ex- pansion during the next decade./88 ' . Duke Stands tall Huntington sculptor halls his creation as 'most accurate• By1\0BERT BARKER oe .. o..,,... .... A Huntington Beach resident has finished a statue of John Wayne which by bis admission is ''the finest, most accurate depiction of the Duke in the United States ... As the-Duke himself might say, "if your're going to do sorrtetbina, you tlli&ht as well do it right." And artist Gino Perry figures he's done thinp more than riabt. He took a year in· a lluntington Beach studio to transform 800 pounds of bronze, steel, brass and copper into an eight-foot hiah like- ness that shows the "awesome power of an awesome man." .. Truthfully, I think the faoe is fantastic. I spent three months on that alone and ifl didn't get that perfected I wouldn't ba v~ sone ahead. Perry said be has been working in sculpture for about seven yean but the John Wayne statue is his first major effort. It will be exhibited throu&b the summer at the Glendale Galleria as part of that city's cel· ebration of the summer Olympic Games. Perry, 48, said be used to be an actor who played the "t.d 1uys" in .. McOoud, •• .. Columbo,'' .. Police Woman" and ·•Police Story" teJo. vision programs. "I still have my Screen Actors' Guild card, but acting can be very insecure and you spend most of your time on the unemployment line," be said. Now he operates the skin ca.re salon at Quale&. Co. in Huntington Beach. Sculpting is a sidelight unless he gets a m~or commission, he said. • There are three legends -the Duke, ~vis Presley and Frank Sin- atra," Perry said. "Presley bas been overdone and I don't know if anyone cares about Sinatra. But John Wayne was loved by children. old people, everybody." Perry attributes bis success to bis natural artistic ability and bis ability to put the composition together. .a.., .... ,..... ............ Huntington Beach Mayor Jack (Pleue eee WA TIU/A2) Gblo Perry dl.8playa bla llCalptare of John Wayne. Accused mail carrier killer 'wanted.to rape a woman' Deluca's mental hospital transcripts not used as evidence during his trial By STEVE MARBLE Of ... Dlllr ........ Prior to beina released from a mental hospital in 1982, murder defendant Gabriel Deluca reportcdlX expressed a desire to "set loaded, find a woman and rape her, according to a proseeutor Bryan Brown, a deputy district attorney in Dcluca's murder trial. said the reference is contained in transcipts from 1 Lona Beach mental hospital where the Hunti•on Beach teen was confined for eiabt months duri11f 1982 after apparently attempt· in& SUJcidc. .. The material, thouah. was not introduced as evidence in the firat-dcsrce murder trial which was ex- pected to be handed to the iury roUowina closfoa araumenu today. Deluca, 18. is standin& trial for the murder of mail earner lda Jean Huton, who was fatally attacked as she delivered mail in the dark-haired youth's Huntington Beach neigh- borhood last Jan. 3. Haxton was sta~ 19 times and struck with a baseball bat, acoordina to evidence. Her body was found the same day in the back seat ofber rna:d car, abandoned in a church parkin1 lot in Costa Mesa. The prosecution contends that (Pleue eee DELUCA/ A2) e 1 3Cf.:Year-old face~ two misdemeanor counts for alle ed Involvement in yoilthful ri Campaign firm out after losses Bergeson ·nres Mesa consultants, crltlclzcs tactics BJ JEB.RY BIBSCll Of ............ Add insult to injury for the Com Mesa.baed ~Padbe!J Coo- sultina firm.. The professioGaJ cam- paign manqers lost two key raoes this election and a prime client, As.- $elllblywoman Marian 8erFson. R· Newport Beach, fired the adverti~ ing/consultant firm Wednesday over an etbicaJ issue. Nelson-Pad her& acted u campaign consultants for Citizens for Better Transportation -the orpmatioo behind the wled Proposition A sales tax i.ncrcase -and for losini 70lb Assembly District Republican cu- didate Ken Carpenter. The firm also ran Marian' Beygeson•s successful primary cam- paign for the Republican oonun.alioo to the 37th State Senate District and was likely to land a Jua-ative contract to finish the c.ampaian in the Novem- ber ieneral electJ.on. But Wednesday Bergeson an- nounced she was fed up with the "mislead.in&" tacucs of Nelson- Gabriel Deluca Padbera and fi:n:d the firm. Berseson wu furiout' over a lasl-mi:nute cam~ mailer anpouncina her endonema• of K.a c.~ mll d+l:t., *-' dllt WW• 1111111 '10lll A.-·=:-nee, 9il Fergu;oD.. was to umon interests. When Ber1eson endorsed Ca.rpcnta' w exacted prom.ms m.n C,arpentcr and BobNdto.n ofNdton-hdbera that the mailer wou.Jd not bC an attack piece oo Ferluson. The mailer, wbich shows a picture of BefllCtOD and Carpenter says. .. Gil Ferpson •s falteboods and labor union ties disqualify bim from public office." fergusoo.,..wbo won the race with 38 percent of the vote to Carpenter's 28 percent. was perhaps the most conservative of the seven candidates runnina for the nomination. He was supported by several riabt·wina for- mer union members but Steven Fcldmen. the candidate who -on the Democntic nomination in the 70th District., bad tbe official AFLCIO endorscmcoL Beraeson disavowed tbe anti- Fcrausoo sw.cments. Both Berweson and Carpenter said the firm overstepped its authority when it wrote the mailer. (Pleue Me CAllPAJGR/ .&2) City panel says .it's ineffective INDEX 82 ce A3 B&-7 A4 Irvine railroad stop b~ck On the track? CS-7 ca C7 C3 ce 82 81-2 87 ,.-----~· A10 81 A3 ~ C1-3 88 83 a..-s · A2 M Faced with a futim cl~ by traflk from its southerly M:ilhbors, Irvine is tryina to revive 1t1 dream for a train station and a commuter iail top near the conftueftce Of. three conaestcd frteways. The vision was put on hold more than 1 ~r aao when Santa Fe Railway otrlCials refud -a l*oPOiaJ by Amtrak toadd fourstOpton its Loi A~to.San Dteto run.; the teroftd most popular rail corridor in the nation. · But caty officials art hoPina.-to ovmum that decision and at least wan perola11ton for tbe 9().mph Am· trak trains to add 1rv1ne to 1t1 five existina Oranae County 1top1.: • They think thC sperk to rdpite talks hes in preliminary findials fri>m a ~t-to-be releaJed study ooml)ldcd list month, Pubtic Worts Dt1ktor ltcftt M\ichow said this week. Senior e~n«r John Harris id the stiidy, conducted by transit aDalysu Notdbeq. Henos a At- todaea or Oceanside. tentatively oonchldes rhat lddin& a tce0nd tr.ct to Santa Fe's cxistina line can keep Amtrak's San Diepn runniQ& at its ~t time ovea with .ctded · Ht woWdn't ditdOic whit esti· ntateid rail impro~ts miaht cost. but iaicl one suaeatioo is to pubhcly fu.nd falJ improvement as a way to surmount Santa Fe's objections. "We don't know what kind of suppon we're aoina to ~t; We're JUSt throwina it out for the purposa of dilcUlsion." be said., The S6 oOO tudy's conclu ions are oAly ~imi~r}'. ~arri t~. ad-cny ... -;mkndw4 aitiq_uc. from pnvate and public traJWt oOki.11 • • ln1t1.al tal bttwceo Caltraru and Sanca Fe ba\·e already started, Much<>wsaid. '"The onll' ttuna we want to accompfiill is to set e ·e'l'°.ne to decide What the a ucs are. Ham said ... If this isn't the problem. t &sr i •bat the tudy he id. The ptQblem. u nt Fe that more o the i line add to maintenance costs and fttight traffic congestion. Make Martin_, a Santa Fe $p()kesman. said from Lo des. ~id the seven A.mun ~o aer trains that run each way daily, one Santa fe fre' t train Of up to lOOcan tona tra\'C the tndt in each d1rttu n, Ma.run aid. -'nd 1ocaJ ttaJns move on the main line maltiq f~ight d h"Crics ~itbie tbe coun~·· indu trial centers. be 1d. "Our contention a that addmo train Wiii f'unhcr the~ .. Manin id, addina that. 0 minute wait b fre.i&ht conduaon for an omi uain ~ not / CAMPAIGN MANAGERS OUSTED .•• F~mAl . .. We probably did. We put that mai&cr totcther It two in the momm turday and had to have it at the: pnnltt by 1hru. It wa a mpe1an of man) b t·minutc. dramadc ev(nt~ and thin happen, errors arc ma~:· id Eileeo Pad~ One of the rta!>On Bera~n en· d rsed Carpenter wu a scric of campaign m11llngs attacking Carpenter and hi$ falher, former st te · nator Dennis Carpenter. from the Fersuson camp "We are sorry Marian tscmba~scd. We arc sufT~ ing and 1.cccpt the conseQuences." Padbera said. hs 1ro01c that Nelson-Padbera were even involved with the I st-minute mailer. Carpenter said be had fir-M the finn two weeks earlier because of differences o ver Prop0sition A. Tbe finn. which was workma to pass the measure. did not 'fllnt Carpenter 10 put a lron latrment apiASt Propo 111on A in an t'atly campaian moiJer. Carpenter iJ ~ d~ided ,10 fire the firm ~hen Bob Nel$0n demanded th t the statement not be included. Nelson-Padbcra was brought back into the campa1an to handle the late Bergeson endorsement because 1t was familiar with both campaian . Padbcra said Bergeson "s urong re.action to the mailer came because the assemblywoman was "ntrvoos" OVC'I' bctng df'IUtd into a biller and heated campaign. But Padberg said she did not behcve her firm's image was tarnished by it election losses. "The voters were very confused m the last· days or the campa1an with Manan Bergeson endorsing ever- body." said Padbera. At least five of the seven candidates had mailin~ that J.hc>wc~ each ofthe cand1datc5,1n PICIU ~llh Be-n but only Caf'P(nter had the ''offictal" endol'$C- mcnt. ··we \lo~t> out ocni (by Ferguson) and \lot couldn't close the aap," Padbcl"I &Id. And th~ firm knew Prop<:>s1t1on A wa an uphill battle from the day 1t accepted the contract. Padberg ad. "A victory for Proposition A wa' always 1n doubt but no o.nc auessed it would lose by such a htfJC amount. We wrrc -rcatly surprised," Padbcra said. The controversial measure was defeated by about 70 percent to 30 percent. "It 1s ob\110~ that any rype of a campaign for a tu increase in Ora~ County wasn't goina to win this year. I don't know if it would ever Win," Padberg said. · " Tides f'olt>M'I ~ TOOAY =· Second Nor! 5 52 p m 4 3 Attanllc CAI'/ Seocw>Ct low 10 10 p m 2 o ~ ...,., lelttmOr• Fl'91~ 1213•m 13 ~ MOTHER CHARGED IN DRUG RING ••• From Al "There WCJT always a lot of kids there. ll was a typical hangout." said the neighbor, whose son 1s a TcW1nkle student. But Stevenson and the eighth-grade students did more than just hang around together and talk, according to police allegations. The young offenders alleged to police that the home was a drug dropoff po mt, where manjuana and a varict}' of narcotics were regularly bought and sold. flfel low 5 48 Lift 3 • 8-ld hlgtl 11 47 a.m 0 I ..,. "loolc-ahke'' drugs, pills th.at re-After short stays in Orange County .._., 1ow t.21 p.m u =.:: scmbleamphetam1nes and arc sold as J uvenilc Hall, all three of the 1wtr1qton vt Sun -tocs.y et 1-02 Pm, r-~on s c such, Watson said. Te Winkle students who were ong-Frtder 1115.•1 • m ane1-. IOl*l 111 °".,1,.10 ;~: ....... -. Stevenson told police she ordered inally arrested in the restroom May 1~ ,. .... , u 7 pm., .. P:noay ~ ..... c the pills from a catalog in the back of 2 1 have been released to their parents. 111 .. r..m _,,..llGMl•I 04p.m g::;ie "High Times" magazine, a publi-Cnminal charges against them, in-~ cation aimed at recreational drug eluding two suspected of posscssina a-lend users that features ads for drug drugs and one suspected or sdlina Extended =~· paraphernaha and "look-alike" drugs, have been filed. Nlallt aina '"°"*'O ICM CIOudl....,. =~~~ drugs. Paulsen said five of the teens ~ ::t ....,,IOOlll ~ c:louCl9 ~on om~ Labbht said one or two o! involved have been suspended from ::.-.:.:. r==i_==";:: ::-.... the pills, acting on the students school. ...._lo ""* lrllnd ...._ OMrGll "' ... I tl 68 .. S3 Ill 03 &7 51 IO 70 71 70 IO 71 't2 05 .. .. .. 5a ... 35 70 57 " .. 13 16 ~ :; " .. 58 45 98 M .. " 15 • 83 71 ae ee 75 ., .. 78 04 1'0 73 51 14 15 17 71 • ee " .. 76 65 .. 17 89 15 51 .. 80 16 19 .. 81 15 .. 13 SI 70 45 st 41 n 44 71 .. 40 73 74 71 73 .. 50 .. 12 61 t::.r l"bl!OClll ~ M-vllMGll M,_;M ~-··.,..,. ,.._ .... NeW Ol1MM .._York Mortvllo.V• ()lltilllOl'na 01Y Omaha Ot1llndO ftatm 1$)rW\ga ~· ""°9ni• ~ .Me ~.Or P10¥i0enol =r<l«Y """° lacremer\10 SILO<* 81 ,..._T~ a..t .... ()ly Sen Mlonto Sen'*OO San ,,..lnC:IKO 84111 Jutn,P,R 8tlteMwte Sdllle Shr:= SIOU• Illa Spot<- S)'rllCUM TGCMll<• Ti;ceon T\llM w~on Wlch!tll w......,.,. Wltmlnttofl.O. ta.a 1-2 2·3 2-3 1.2 1·2 1·2 2-3 s ... dif9ctlon ~ "' 10 ., .. 11 IO H • 10 IJ 11 . ., .. .. ti 70 74 11 n .. 71 .. 1t IO t7 .. .. ., .. ., .. .. ,. ., .. .. u ti .. eo .. IO 70 7J ., t 7 ., 11' ... " n IO 11 .. llO H 71 7t .., N II " n ., a 64 61 13 70 n IO eo 48 .. 115 .. 01 IO ti .. 73 N 72 • t i 17 .. .. .. .... youthful metabolisms, gave the ki~a "Two will not rctum," he said, at ~ io... soo .. ·~~."Tu~ng~~fuls ~~~lls ~~n~th~~ •••••••··~~··••••••··~·•••••••••••••••~~ ~! . ~~&..-One. ebo~~ub itt~~t~cn Th~,r~~thful counterfc11 drug em-~ .. ~, #._.~~-n~ly wree week~ ago. acung on a tip om a student no involved m the drug selling. dis- covered three students in a restroom on the c:ampus. The students alleged· ly were selling double-scored, cross.- topped white pills known as "m1n1- bcnnrcs." The non-prescnpuon drugs con- tam a sumulant known a~ ephednne sulfate and a~ s1m1lar to over-the· counter pep pills. according to C.osta Mesa Sgt. Jim Watson. The "mm1-benrues" are so-called sat . -.~ ...... ' ..... -. ~.,. §~;~: While the pills are legal. selling Stevenson had threatened \hat if he N. • "' ~ ~ ~ ·r -i: them by claiming they are actually got caught or told on her she would ew . or controlled substances is illegal, have him hurt or do something to.his Watson explained. ~ family . ... ~ . \----~ <=,.... ..... ~ ,-:; JUty W"l@;aaJri.g-, . Deputy District Attorney Johnson The revelation that dnigs were said Stevenson will be charged with being freely bought and sold at sales of drugs in lieu of controlled TeWinkle has come as a shock to substances and contributmg to the parents. teachers and administrators, delinquency of m inors. Maximu!fl __ wllo say they arc especially outraged seotenGK on tM two~emtanor that a student's mother was allegedly countian 's tax.fraud case· counts are one year in county jail involved. each. .- Irvine man charged in 1979 action involving loopholes, celebrities --- York. He maintains his client. An· tonucc1. did not take part 1n any wro ngdoing. FINANCE COMMISSION MAY DISBAND ••• By ANDREA ADEIM>N Of .. Deir "91 ...... &ivc their investors huae tax writeofTs, according to the Associated Press. Among the 88 investors -who have not been charged with fraud but could face civil tax audits -were leading entertainment and business figures such as Broadway producer Allan Carr, actor Sidney Poitier, television producer Norm.an Lear, composer Henry Mancini and Geof'Ke T. St:hartfenbcrgcr, chairman of City Investing Co. From Al million budget. If the comm1ss1on cannot 5allsfy itself and the council in finding a more productive wa) to cond uct the budget review. the comm1ss1on should be abolished in January, the group's me mbers decided a t a recent session. "I know 11\ not a vet) common thing to d o m government," Ad ler said. "But 1f we're not do ing the JOb we should be doing," then the commission should dtSband, he said. Commissioner Jim Perry. who supported a later unsuccessful vote to keep the panel m business. said he would agree to a sunset prov1S1on to review the commission's progress. He said the abolishing vote came at m1dn1ght after a five-hour heanng, and followed frustrating weeks of pa.instaking review that produced less than expected returns. Even after weekly meetings begin- ning in May, Adler said the cumulative results Qf the panel's 1tem-by-1tem review of the inch-thick budget document produc~ mone:r saving recommendations of only $75,000. "It's a very arduous task and the results weren't significant enough," Adler said. In prcv1ofls years, when the panel met mfonnally, the ifOup composed pnmarily of aocountants carved out savings to the city amounting to about S6 miH1on. be said. The city's proposed 1984-85 budget has Jumped 27 percent from last year's $23. I million to this year's nearly $30 milhon. fattened in part by a $3.4 miJlion jump in unexpected revenues. The spending plan, with a 3 percent. $900,000 reserve, calls for increasing city staff from 401 people to 489. ~We may have goals that are unrealistic ... said Adler, a certified public accountant forToucbe Ross& Co. Perry said the panel wanted to pare spending by about. $500,000 by not fundinf six positions.. but they couldn t decide which ones. "The question is how quickly we use up the reserves and whether we would be able to sustain" the 'present staff levels in the future, said Pcny, a UC Irvine professor who teaches public administration. Budget projections show that there won't be enough money to pay the salaries of six new staff members in succeeding years, Adler said. A New York jury was still deliberat- ing today over the actions offi vc Wall Street executives, Including an Or- ange County man, who arc accused of rigging phony losses in securities trading on behalf of rich celebrity clients. The jury. in its fourth full day of deliberations, has asked for numer- ous pages of trail testimony to be reread and is "ask.ins a lot of incisive questions,·· defense attorney Jan Lawrence Handslik said Tuesday. Handslik represents Joseph An· tonucci of Lrvinc, who the attorney claims was, in 1979, a low·level employee at a legitimate Wall Street securities firm that was aggressively scllini tax shelter plans that took advantage of legal tax law loopbolt's. ''You can land on Boardwalk and lose a thousand dollars. But you can't lake it on your tax return as a tax deduction," said Assistant U.S. At· tomcy Charles Carberry. Carberry made the comparison to the popular board game last week during his closing argument in the trial of five Sentinel Government Sccunties executives. The jury began its deliberations Friday. The government alleges the five executives faked losses worth billions of dollars tocrcatcS 130 million in tax losses for clients. The defendants have rnainta.iJ>ed their Treasury sccurittcs trading was real. They contend federal authorities are trying to make them scapegoats for their own failu~ to regulate the fast-moving government securities market. According to Carberry, defendant Michael Senft, 44, of Manhattan, guaranteed customers 1979 and 1980 tax losses in return for fees that totaled $3.8 million. 4 "Sentinel didn't do tax fraud for free," he said. "They charged for it." Other defendants are ·Scnft's brother, David Senft, 40, of Man· hattan; Walter Orchard, 3S of Somers, Conn.: and Frank Susi, l2, of Stamford, Conn. and Antonucci. AU arc charged with conspirina to de- fraud the Internal Revenue Service. Their 1rial started May 3 before Judge Richard Owen at U.S. District Court m Manhattan.. WAYNE SCULPTURE ... "If we had solved that problem, you wouldn't have seen the other recommendation" over abolishing the commission. Adler said. Tbe New York prosecutor trying the case -the largest tu fraud ever charged -likened the actions of the executives to a Monopoly game who won and lost ''play money" in allegedly backdated transact.ions to Hand.slik speculated that the f·ury may reach a decision by the end o the week, the Los Angeles attorney said in a telephone interview from New The investors' tax returns were made public as evidence back.in& charies that Sentinel exccutivesaided in the filing of false tax returns. From Al Kell}. who knew Wayne "hile both "ere purswng their acting 1.:arecrs. praises the creation. "It's of heroic size and it's qutte ex pressive. "The Duke had a tremendous dyman1c personality with a lot of personal chansma. I alwav!> de- pended on him (1n movie roles) to be the hero and to get things done. Kelly thinks Perry's statue captures Duke. "He has those boots with rowel spurs and the Levis with the rolled up cuff and is preparing to draw his gun. He is the guy." · Commissioner Hal Maloney added that the new commission is still leamina the ropes, and is likely to operate with greater ease year- around, rather than condensing its duties into six months. "I'm all for evaluation." he added. The City Council will review the commission's work Tuesday. AMTRAK STOP URGED FOR IRVINE ••• From Al Six of the seven trams that make the Los .i\ngeks-to-San Diego run !>top in Fullerton. Anahei m. anta Ana and San Juan Capistra no. A <,cventh tram also stops 1n San Clemente The best 11me 1s two hours and 30 minutes. Kcepmg train traveling umc close to or under dnvc time 1s a ke) factor in drawmg riders. according to Muchow Whtie the study shows an extra track could cut present trai n ti me by a\ much as 20 minutes, "there is a hm1t to how much you can Justify <;pending:· he said. when Amtrak ndersh1 p proJecuons draw onl y 2 percent ol the dnvers off highways Under the double-track idea, he estimated about 90 miles of new track would be needed. Martin estimated track CO'lt as $1 million per mile. .i\n add1t1onal complicat1 on to Irvine's transit hopes 1s a recommcn- datton by a city comm1ss1on to tnm Just Call 642-6086 o•Pttot Delvery a.Oiii'•tMd ~·'l)Ay II yo.I OQ llOI ,.... 10"' pecMlf Cly ''°'"' -~7ptl'I '1f'lt ,.,.,, "°"' ... bt ...... SI 00.000 from next year's budget for design o f the Irvine depot. The City Council will review the city'~ proposed $29 m1lllon budget on Tuesday. Finance Commission Chairman Hank Adler said the advisory panel recommended the cut because "there 1s a signficant chance if we spend the SI 00,000 we won't get anything out of It." Muchow contended that derailing desian plans jeopardizes S.2. 3 million approved by the state in 1982 to pay for the train. bus and taxi depot on six acres leased from the Irvine Co. forSl per year. City projections say 2,500 Amtrak riders would board in Irvine by 1995. The depot is to be located north of the Santa Ana Freeway, near the former site of Orange County Inter- national Raceway. CaJtrans agreed to butld the depot by April 1986 if Arntrak could win Santa Fe's approval for an Irvine stop. The agreement 1s not contingent on whether the proposed bullet train is built. Backers of the $3.1 billion t)igh speed rail system also plal) an Irvine stop. and forecast 20,000 riders will board from the city depot by the year 2000. If either ridership foruast is ac- curate, the depot will generate enough ndcr fees to pay for depot upkeep, Muchow believes. So far, Irvine has spent SI 24,000on project design. The remaining SI 00,000 1s needed to get the job ready to bid. project manager Russ Thiele said. "If we don't spend the money, you don't help your chances." Muchow said. in convin~ing Santa Fe to allow an Irvine stop. Ht' described the SI 00,000 as an investment that has some nsk. What do you like about tbe Daily Pilot? Wbat doD't yoa Ute? Call Pe namber at left and yoar message will be recorded, transcribed and delivered &o I.be appropriate editor. Tbe same 14-boar answering service may be used to record letters to tlle editor oa any topic. Coatrlbators to omr Ltttera columo mHt locl1de tbelr name and telepboae Hmber for verlfkatloa. No drculatlon calls. please. Tell us what'• on your mind. ORANGE COAST Clrcu&atlOn 714114.Zw4m Ct1111fted ... ,.,.._. 7141142-5171 AA othef d1pertwte M2.;a:21 Daily Pilat . H. L. lchwertl Ill Publlshef -·AJN OFFICE ~ w ... Blf 5' eo.1• MfM. CA M1l lldclo• lloll 1MO Coeta MeM, CA mH """..,,.., .. yOli dO ""' ........ "°'" CllP'f lly ' • "' Clll IM'Ot9 '° • "' .,., yf1>ll aopp ... .......... Clrc8&atlota T111p;.'99 Chu, Ooweffby Editor end ASSlttant to lhO Publl$hef ROMnWJ C'""'""8n Controller .. °'~~---..... • ••• , ... ,.c... Produc:llOll M -11'1' Mesa woman stabbed victim in. self-defense, lawyer says By JEFF ADLER °' ... .,...., ........ A 23-ycar-old Costa Meu woman cbar&ed with fil'SWcgrec murder, did inflJct the fataJ stab wounds that killed 33-ycar-old Dalene Girton in a Costa Mesa mobile home park 10 1983. But the stabbing was in self- dcfense, the woman's defense at· tomey told a Superior Court jury Wednesday. In his opening statement in the murder trial, Orange County Deputy Public Defender Joel Baruch said defendant Teresa Ahlers stabbed Girton 21 times in self~cfcnsc after she interceded in a violent f1Jht between Girton and another woman on Nov. 6, 1983 at the Aloha Palms trailer park on 16th Street. Ahlers was arrested three days after the Girton's fatal stabbina and has been held in the Oranie County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail. Ir convicted on the si"gle murder chal"Jc. Ahlers could be scnt.enocd to a max.Jmum prison term ran&ina from 2S-years to life, Deputy District Attorney Jeoffrcy (cq) Robinson said. Robinson told juron Ahlers stabbed Girton followina an ara~ ment over money or cocaine after Ahlers had purchued some bad cocaine earlier that ni&ht. "She took Q!.e knife to get either dope or money or to take somebody's life,'' Robinson said in b.1s opening statement. "She mack a decision to ta.kc somebody's life." The prosecutor added that once Ahlers had made the decision to attack to Girto~ she .. struck like a viper." Ahlers. wearing a white print drcu. sat quietly as the two attorneys presented their opening statements. At times. she shook her head in disagreement with what the pros- ecutor was saying. Viet teen says gunman fired at him in Valley • A 17-ycar-old s1uc:knt told Foun- tain Valley police that three men pulled their car alofll,\idc him as he walked home from Los Ami&os Hiah School and firtd a bullet uhim that nam>wly missed. The younpter, who is of Viet· namese descent, was not identi.fied by police because be is a minor. He told police the bullet splashed water when It struck the curb about two feet from his feet a he waJlccd home on Tuesday. , Detective Steve Isaacs said today inve$tigators couldn't find the slug, possibly fired from a .22-<ahbcr handgun. He said (>OllCC don't have mason to doubt the 10c1dcnt although 1t wasn't re~rted until 24 hours later. Isaacs wd there has been a number or incidents or ftghting and viotenoc among Southeast Asian students at the campus at 16566 Ncwhope Street \.a111vu;>. , .... ~•'1 w it\.\! have con- fiscated handauns at the school. Isaacs indicated the incident may be linked to that unre t. However, Vice Principal Chuck Leonard said tod<!)' there had only been two or three fi.ghtt at tbe sc:hool during the year. He said there was no evidence of racial ovcnones. ~·'5--------------- DELUCA 'WANTED TO RAPE WOMAN' ••• rromAl Deluca intended to rape the »year· old mail carrv:r. Althouah Ha.ton's blouse had been ripped open, the~ is no evidence she was. xxuany at- tacked, witnesses have testified. Defense auorneya argue that their client was so drunk the day of the alayin-that he was literally ··un· conscious." They say he could not have premeditated the crime, which th'cy admit he commn\Cld. Brown's d11dosu~ w made Wednesday a1 anomcys 1n the murder trial dtt.$td intructions that JUdae Leonard McBride w1U mate to Juron followina the dos1na •J'lll· menu; The jury WU OUl Of the counroom wMn Brown rercll'Cd to Oeluc1's tatcmcnt to mental h01pi· tal workers Deluca had bttn confined to chc hospital after an apparent df¥C O\oCT· dOtC and a moped acci~nt left 1'im in a coma for ~vcral days. wiun.,_ have 11.ated. The pro5eeutor claimed hospital's records indicate Deluca tiled that when he was released.. he wanted 10 &Cl .. loadc<l. • seek out a womn. tic the 18-ycu-old's defense. McBride noted th.at the onlyl>roof of Deluat's condn1on on the day 1n ----~----quc tion is ft'om a chnlCll psyrhol- oti t who tcslified that the teenger told her he'd auJped nine l ttaipt hots of l~uila an hour before lhc brutal duth. her up and do .. whatever:· It was no1 clear •hy the Pf'()llC!C'Utor didn't actcmpt to 1ntrod~ the~tc· ment H cvKkntt. Neither it n not kAOwn wbe'cher McBride wOUld have permit~ the statement Lo be ttad co JUron 1( Brown Md auempted to 1n1roduocd It as evadtnct. ~ q~uon of whtthff 1hrit Is any pponivc c~ lbat Dducl "'u drunk the dly or·~ k•ll•..., was qucstiontd dunna 'N~Mllll> 's PfQcttdmgs The PQi n t tS tt'Mtll '" " nd we haven't even heard that from the defendant bcaauJC he hnn't \)ccn put on the stand," tlieJ~ addtd. rcfemna to the delei\x dccnion not to let Deluca tatlty. "Th re i no cvidef\C'C at all that ht u ed up a lhard of a bottle of 1cqu1la.'' under red Brown • McRndc. howt tr. Ja1d he would allow the ps)choloSJ"'.1 tat1mon)' 10 stand W1thn1Jl 11, the Ju.4te utd Dtlua·a cnurc d.eftntc coukl fall •iwn .... '