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Home My WebLink About1985-04-24 - Orange Coast PilotI C ALIFORNIA WEONE:SOA'f APRIL 24. 1985 7r:, L f N f '-) • • • ounty-1n contempt oµ airport dge-declares board failed to comply ith order on state environment laws· n:qu1nn& 1hc count} 10 submit the airpon expansion plan for his review to fining supervisors or e\en having the ti ve-member board Jailed. 1ntcnt1on to ··interfere" w11h the 55- llight hmn. "That's not our ob1ec11vl' ~ c want a hearing on the mcnl!>.'. he Yid POaum alM> acknov.ledgcd the l"I\\ 's le_P.I efTort 1s aimed at pre\en11 ng ·73 lluthts from becoming a reahl} eluded an Apnl I increase from 41 commercial Jet 01&}lts per day to. 55 and the poss1b1ht) that 7 3 daily flights might bt approved in live }tars. for coun review. The 1982 coun order grew out ora lav.su11 filed by the cuy of Newport Beach and Stop Polluting Our New- pon thal sought 10 limit the earlier expaM1on plan 0.ily Piiot ltaft n Orange County Supcnur ( ourt ge found the Board ofSupen 1sors contempt of coun Tuc:sday f"'lr ling to comply w11h a 1982 coun Coast Knights in shining armor lnvaded-t.he UC Irvine campus over the week- end./ AB Coast residents tell what they plan to do with their income tax returns.I A7 California Indio woman delivers a big baby -16 pounds, but no world record.I A4 Bell ls protesting a proposed cut In tele- phone rates for Cali- fornians./ A4 Nation Former Sen. Sam Ervin, the so-called "Hero of Watergate,'' is dead at the age of 88./ A4 House Democrats deliver a crushing blow to Presi- dent Reagan by turning down his $14 million fund- ing proposal for Nicaraguan rebels./ A4 World Soviet Union's Gorbachev says the Unit- ed States is not Interested in arms nego- tiations./ AS points 28 new cardinals, including two from the United States.I AS Food Cheese dishes from the Alpine regions of France translate easily to the American k itchen./C 1 When young cooks com- pete, their focus is on creativity ./C7 Sports Corona del Mar High basketball coach Jack Errlon Is recuperating from a five-hour vascular operation ./0 1 Woodbridge High School turns back Estancla's bid in Sea View League vol- leyball./01 TheAngelswere 14-9 losers to Oakland.10 1 Business VLI Corp. of Irvine Is seeking federal approval of a new vaginal thera- peutic sponge./84 INDEX Births Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Food Horoscope Ann Landers Mind and Body Opinion Pollce Log Public Notices Sports Stock Markets Televtalon Theaters Weather A6 B6 A6 B4-5 04-6 86 06 0 4 c 1-10 05 A9 B l-2 A10 A3 03-4 01-3 84 83 8 3 A2 order requmng the county follow state environmental laws before ex- panding John Wayne Airport. Because contempt proceedings are .quasi-criminal in nature, Schwab's sentencing options cou ld range from Art for art's sake Schwab also could order the count)' to cuna1I 1hc expansion prOJCCt. which would 1mmed1a1el) ground all flights above 1he 41-01gh1 limit. However. attorne} Steven POaum. special a1rp~>n counsel for Newport Beach. said 11 1!> not 1he c11v's Tuesday's ruli ng further l om- plicated the al read}-cloudcd legal sta1us of the count} ·s S 150 m1ll1on airport expansion plan: which 1n- Newport Harbor High Sch ool librarian J ohn McGlnnla a nd h i• wife, Dianne, presid e at a apeclal ahowing of reatored art wor'k• on display thi• week in the acbool library. The painting• have been in mothball• for the put 20 years. 'b i a · plans clear final city council vote By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of !he Deity Pllo4 118'1 Foes of thl' In inc Medical Center made a unsuccessful. la'it-d11ch bi(t Tuesday to hall construction of the proposed 177-bed hosp11al near 1he Marine Corpe; Air Stallon. El Toro. By a 4-1 vote, the In inc Cit) ( ouncll appro,ed a toning com- pliance H'\ 1c"' tor lht• des1g.n of the hospital. \\h1ch I'> 10 bc hu11t on the northeast cornl'r ot • Sand ( an) on Road and \I ton Par!.. wa\. r ue<,da\ ·., 'otl' ~a-; the las1 council rC\ICW rl'ljUlrl·d before hoc;p1tal haci..er'> can begin n1nc;1ruc11on later 1h1'> }car. CouncilmJn Larr) .\gran. who requr~tl.'d thl' aprx·al heann~ af1er th<' In 10l' Planning Comm1~s1on •am1- IJrl ~ appro' l'd 1he hospital\ de\1gn. Ca\l lhr \tlll' Oflp05tng \OtC. ~gran ..aid hl· \Upports 1hc come pt (Pleaae see HOSPITAL/ A2) Laguna offic ials b ear down on 'shanty s hopping center' By LISA MAHONEY Of IM Olllly "°' 11111 Offic1als~111 ha\C to get pcrm11s for illegal construc11on at Laguna Village or tear the 1mpro,\cment!> down. Si nce Laguna Beach Taxpayl·rs· Association Prec;1dent Pau l Chns- tian!ICfl blasted thl' a<1sortcd collcc- tton, of kiosk art1s1 workshop and display areas March I!./ 3\ a "shant}" shopping ccn1.er tha1 has proliferated tar tx·~onJ 11' rx·rmll'\."0 lhl· lll~ h.1\ 1old Laguna \ illage ov. nnc, Ill p.n permit fee~ ant.I gl't Ut~ .1pprmal t11r lffipfOH'mCnt<, madl' tn the !)ro[X'n\ 577 S < oa!>t H1gh\C'd). _ . The Cll} nln.:ad\ ha~ g" l'n I a~una v 1llagc aftcr-1h1.·-ial·1 ix·rn11\.,Hln tof the hmk walkwa\~ lhrnughoul 11<, ru<1t11. 'i<'tllng and for .1 v.mxkn sculpnm· a1 11\ cntrann·. '-\n<l. ~hill' ,11.\illllng f)l'rnlll annh· l Jllon\ for aJd111on., Jnd m1'll 1 ti1.:Jt111n., Jlread\ mad,· i.1 ,l.,lr.tl 1•1 lhl' 'Ill'\ "' hu1ll.lint1-' 1. II\ Pllil 1.1:, n .... :J '>lmllar. 1mprl1\ l"llll'llh "" th• rl•m.11ning 'ilrUl"lure\ Roh Ru1.·11ncr. 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Judge\ ruling 1ha1 the f11gh1 increase at John Wa)ne .\1rpon '1ola1cs a 1982 coun order \\as met with a mixture of ela11Qn and con- fusion b) airport C'<pans1on foes in Newport Beach Barbara L1chman. cxccull'e d1rec- tQr of 1he A.irport Working Group. said members would be celebra11ng lhC \ ICtOI") tonight at the organll.3- tion s annual meeting. ··our attorneys told us that we had a 'en good case and I can tell) ou. it's nice to "m one, .. L1chman said this morning But L1chman and Jean Watt. president of Stop Polluting Ou r Newport . ..aid they were unsure about 1he possible 1mphcations of Supcnor (ourt Judge Philip Schwab's rul!n& and planned to discuss the mynad issues wnh their auomeys today and Thur""1a) While Schwab's ruling indicates that Orange (ount)' officials ma} have 10 cut the 55 daily flights bade to (Pleue tee EXPAJlf810 N/A2l Irvine boat race permit revocation under way ay JEFF ADLO Of .. &>.llr ....... Expressing "hearttett grief," the Orange County Board ot Supervisors today voted unanimously to begin proc.edlngs aimed at revoking the recreational use permit that allows boat racing at lrvtne Lake where a 9-year-otd ~ator was killed laat W.-end. Supervieor Bruce Nestande said the board's action was warranted given the prettmlnary flndtng that the race was conducted not only In an unauthorized direction, but lll90 that the spectltOf viewing area was permttted In an uneuthortzed location. "This Is a vk>latlon without. question" of the U9e permit, said (Pleue eee DRA0-80AT/A2) 'J UCI protest against S. Africa policies: Shades of the '60s Irvine campus joins statewide opposition to U.S . business ties By ANDREI LEFEBVRE and PHrL SNEIDERMAl\ 04 Ille Delly Piiot II•" In J km -1..l·, rcminJa 111 till' I ~nl ' l < In inl· \tuJen1 dl'nwn,trall'J in tronl 111 thl· lJmpu., \Jmin1 '>lrJt111n Huild111g l .,_1.,, nru1c,1111ti lhl· I nl\ 1. r- \11' 1.11 ( Jltlt•rn1a\ hu,1n1." 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Waste disposal issue taken off back burner but it'll take decad es. billions to accomplis h Fourth in a series talc and count\ cn\1ronmcntal otllnals S3)-the ch(m1cn.l..sp11l that f>11llu1ed an D1eao C'rl'tk tn In 1nc- las1 ~·ck was fur less 1tcnou, than l'arll1.·r report ind1ca1cd Wh1lr c\t1m1tc of the amount of chem•~ al'i 'pilled ranacd up 10 I .CXX> gallon~. .1 county water polluti on six.'<'i:\h't said Tuc~oy that no morc- tban I U aallon\C>f o 1t1h1 mtC'h1nc 011 wa' .tctualh dctcclrd 1n th<' ~IO\\ nlO\llOI creel that f~, l ppcr rw- JlMt Ra\ tPNMe ... 4PIU../A3~ California's Time Bomb ROGER GfLLO'IT ,., ... -.. ...... 1. :) 11 \\ill 1.1lt' lkt.adl' .111~ h1l1100\ 111 <lo liar' ltH ll'An!>4' 1rnr t: n' frnnnwn1 lll llXIJ\ ·, IO\ll m('\\ hut lhl" J'lfl1'1'1<'\ I\ .lrl' hngh t tor l 11 tl.H It ntt I 111111 1· '1111 1.urnnat1un Tht.· pr<.''>\Ull' " 11n '·I" J,1n R.id1m'~' hl·ad ot th1• .11tnn111" l'- IC\ hnolog' unit of th1· 'l.lll I ~·t'-" t· mrnt ol Hc-alth ~r' ''t'' in ~.I\ ranwn· tn ··\\3\\l" dl'il'I0"-11 \\J\ "'n'llk rl·d ummport.ant in lhc 54..h~mc ol lh1~ J' rl'll'nth ,.., 1t1 H':\r' attn In 1h1 lulurt• dll t"~1nt't'rtn-v.1~1 "'' f\lll l•' ""rlt-nn th" l\"111\' .\ mon11 th <' mn't pr•'lll l\lnfl <1lll'fn,lll'·l'' lx·1n1it "Clfl l'd 11n . ttn\l'm- rrwnt .ind 1ndu'1r' nffll 1.11, '·'' ..,., rtlJ'i'll\ll' Jl'IO\llililllllO llfllll'l I\ ;ind lhl' f\"lHltn., 111 \\,l\ll' 111 rl'\11\C'r rTH"lJI' ;iml rn1't' nlht•r h\ flhl\IU1. 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One veteran teacher claimed that district officials care even more abOut warm toilets for district personnel than they do about pr~per pay for the district's more than 7QO teachers. Tenchers, who are seeking a 5 percent pay boost, and trustees - who have offered a I percen1 pay inettase but said they'd jump to 3 . percent -have been at loggerheads since November. A state mediator has scheduled sessions Thursday to try to get both sides together. Teachers pi cketed before clas~s Tuesda} at Fountain Valley and Edison hiS}l schools and demon- strated at district hcadquancrs before the Board of Trustees's meeting, where 20 voiced protests. Carole Stadum. a science teacher at Hunung~ton Higti, charged that dis- trict officials have their spending priorities mixed up. They've installed . infra-n:d heaters o er the individual toilets at district headQuarters on Yo rktown Avenue so that taff mem- bers won't gel a chill. "A warm toilet 1s more imponan1 than having properly paid teachers," she said. Officials acknowledged that bath· rooms at district headquaners arc heated. •but said individ\lal schools ites also have the same type of heaters. some for more than 20 years. Other comments from some of the teachers who addressed board mem- bers out of an audience of more than 300: •Lowell pangler. Trustees. hl' said. are saying teachers are of little value with the I percent pay offer. •Anhur Brown ... I'm not sure you realize how good 1eachers reallr are here in the district," ht said. " foci backed into a comer. I enjoy the district and the people we are working with. 1 wi h we could gel a few more" dollars." •Diane Champion. She said there are increast'S in workload, demands, paperwork and size of classes com- bined with cu tbacks in programs. increases in teacher la yoffs and reduc- llOIU of books aod upphcs. There is a trend, she said. of stt'ady increa in hit}lly-pajd adminit- lration and suppc>n people. She also claimed that trustee have doubled their pay while bccomina more and more recalcitrant with teachers. Trustees clfimed, however. that there have bttn cutbacks in adminis- lation and support staff and in- cre.asses in books and supplies 1n recent yt'ars. Tht'y also denied doubl- ing their pay. Trustee Steve Smith assened that trustees are entitled 10 raise their pay to $400 a month but instead arc paid $200 . Both Smith and colleague Brian Lake also said they would approve a 3 percent pay increase and that the I percent offer is a negotiating tactk "If teachers would approve the I percent offer, there's no way the board would approve." he said. "We certainly wouldn't pay you less than 3 percent. "We don't have enough money to pay anybody what they're worth," he added. Other district employees have re- ceived 3 percent pay increases. COUNTY IN CONTEMPT ON AIRPORT ••• From Al that the new expansion plan, cenificd ·irf"cbrmrry:-be snbmitted for court review. Schwab apparently agreed. He said his ruling meant the count)' "should not have gone ahead w11hout satisfying the coon that they are in ~compliance with the law." . The judge scheduled a hearing Friday morning lo formall y enter his ;Judgment against the county. , Board of Supervisors~ Chairman £Thomas Riley and Supervisors Bruce • Nestande expressed no surprise over 'the latest in a long. tangled line of ccoun decisions re volving aroond the rairport. Both said they would await a l briefing today by the couQtfs special airpon counsel ~nd Friday's hearing t beforc commenting. "The board has done its best. We . knew tt would be in the couns one way or another." Nestande said. Newpon Beach City Attorney Rob- . ert Burnham said he and members of the City Council were "pleased" by the ruling. "This means that the Orange County Superior coun will be able to complete the task it began in 1981. that of ensuring the county complies with California environmental law in its efforts to expand John Wayne Airpon ," Burnham said. The decision also mea ns the case will be litigated in a state coun rather than a federal coun as the county had sou&ht. he said. The county filed a pre-emptive lawsuit in ·federal coun March 6 asking U.S. District Judie Terry Hauer to uphold the legahly of the plan, its environmental impact re- pc>rt. Santa Ana Hei&hts tamf use plan and commercial airfine access plan. The county also won a prclimioary injunction barring Newport Beach, SPON or the Airport Working Group from filing any new lawsuits in stale coun challenging the expansion on environmental gro unds. However, attorneys for Newport and SPON responded by asking Schwab to determine whether the county violated the 1982 order by pressing ahead with the expansion without winnina &tale court certifica- tion of the plan's legality. Pflaum also said the decision now will enable Newport 10 renew its federal court motion asking that portions of the county's lawsuit dealing with questions of state en- vironmental Jaw be dismissed. f ILLEGAL DISPLAYS FACE CRACKDOWN ••• •From Al previousl y unauthonzed work that little more pro1ect1on around their 'the designs identify. he said. work until some (kiosks) were almost They also will proceed wi th ex-enclosed." he said. pansion plans approved by the cit) Buettner acknowledged that he and just before the taxpayers' association Olson "were not unaware" of the brought the illegal additions to light. an1sts' forays into carpentry but said Buettner said. Public bathrooms, an he didn•t realize that some of the ~display boxes along the front of the modifications -such as doors and propeny and an expanded cooking d1spla) cases -required city ap- area in the snack bar received Design proval. Review Board approval in February. A review of the city's file on Laguna Community Development Direc-Village shows a tendency on the pan 1or June Catalano said. "There is of its owners 10 make changes without some illegal construction that has paying fees or submitung the modi· gone on there. They arc in the process ficat1ons for city review. of trying to correct it.". Illegal construction activities ha ve .._ ______ ~~~~~l:A*~~~\/ff--&o~~~~·~ • . added walls, doors and display cases the village received its first construc- to enclose the open-air kiosks in an uon approvals m the summer of attempt to keep out salt) ocean 1981. breezes tha1 damaged their anwork Lance Polster. chairman of the and made it un comfonable to work in Design Review Board, described inclement weather. Laguna Village's tactics as "a bit of an "They slowl> s1aned putting up a annoyance." Even when the owners do submit plans prior to making changes there. the applications dri~ ble in "littJc by little,' he said. The board would rather see a . complete plan for Laguna Village rather than the piecemeal changes that have occurred. Polster said . Pan of the probfcm. Polster be- lieves. may be the unusual nature of the taguna Village project. Labeled as a temporary use. it has a I 0-ycar operating permit granted under a variance received on its parking lot. Polster said the reviewi>oard was uncenain as to how much develop- ment should be allowed on the site h ro eel could be considered permanent. Catalano clarified the matter at the last board meeting by telling mem- bers Laguna VillaJ!!e will always be temporary even 1f building foun- dations are su nk into the ground. Polster said. HOSPITAL CLEARS LAST HURDLE ••. From Al ofa communit) hospital in Irvine but opposes the site selected because of potenual noise and air safety prob- lems posed by the nearby air base. To hammer home his point. he showed footage of a Sacramento air crash. Brig. Gen. William Bloomer. El Toro·s station commanding general. also restated his oppos1t1on to the hospital's loca11on. I 7 miles from the end of an El Toro runwa) and dose to one of the base'c; kq flight path" ··1 certainly would not ·want a member of my famil) 1n a hospital that's 1n the path of Jl't aircraft ... Bloomer said. "Would \ou'1" "Let's back a"'a> · from th1'> troubled !.lie." he ad ded. Capt. Frank Ca'i'l1ano. an aide 10 Bloomer. also ra1\Cd the spectl"r ofan air tragcd). He cued a 1ra1n1ng Jet crash that took the live\ of two El Toro-ba.,rd pilnt'> !vtonday night in Nevada Ma} or Da' 1d c.;111., howc' e r. point· ed out that thc proposed location of the ho p1tal "a' not the foc us of Tuesday's ht:anng. Assistant Cit~ ;\ttorne) Enc New-man c~pla1ned that the council had to decick onl\ whcther the hosp1tal''i Jus t Cal l 642-6086 Dally Pilot o.ttvery I• Ouarenteed MQn<My Fu1]4., H fW ,.. -1'141.. '°"' 1)11»' Oy $30[..,, ..... ,,. '",., _, ,,._ ~. #Ill "" -.a design complied with local 1oni ng and planning laws. In asking for the appeal hearing. Councilman Agran said the design ,·1olated zoning rules because part of the hospital would me I 18 feet. when the council had approved a maxi- mum hospital height of 85 feet. But James Taylor. a planning and go~ernmcnt relations consultant for the hospital. said the small part of the building rising 118 feet was simply an elevator shaft. He said all occupied pon1ons of the hospital would be within the 85-foot hm1t. C1l)' staff members also produced a letter from the Federal Aviation Admin1stra11on 1ndkat1n g the ex- tended elevator shaft po<;cd no flight problems. o\gran admitted th l' ek\ator shaft was not the key issue "Th is is the last opportunity to address some larger. underlying is- SUl''i.'. he said. "I don't for the life of mr understand wh) we are bting puc;hcd forward when there are belier SltC\ in the city." Howe' er, his mouon to deny the hosp1Lal's zoning compliance rev IC\\ failed for lack of a c;econd Councilman David Baker Joined the remaining council members in approving' the review. Baker is chair- man of the medical center's board of directors. The cit y's legal si.aff de- termined he could vote on the issue because he has no financial interest in the hospital and recei ves no pay for his work as board chairman. Carol Hoffman. president of a medical center suppon group called People for an Irvine Community Hospital. said today she was relieved that the last council review was concluded. "I think It was clear that we've met the city's requirements," she said. She ca lled the proposed location "safe and appropnate." She pointed out that no place in Irvi ne would be completely free of noise and air traffic problems because the city is sur- rounded by two military air bases and John Wayne Airpon. At Tuesday's heann$. cri11cs men- tioned Hoag Memonal Hospital's recent pullout offinanc1al backing for the Irvine Medical Center. Hoffman said talks with other potential pannersare proceeding well and predicted a voundbreaking for the new hospital 1n the late fall. What do you like about lbe Dally Pilot? What don't you like'! 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From Point Conception to the Mexican Border and out 60 mllel -Inner water1: Light verlable winds tonight and Thursday morning beoomlng weet 8 to 18 knota late tonight and Thursday att.,noon. Westerly awell t to 3 feet. Tempe ~" .. 15 59 ·-~~ ,_IONTI Aoci. ,. 53 W•m-Cold.....,.. LOUIS'lllte 71 62 High. low lot 2• hqurt tndlng at 6 1 m. MempNa 11 511 Oceludt<I...,. S111t0n11y ..... At&ll\y 73 47 Mieml SNl;h 79 76 Sh0we11 "Iii\ F"''"' $tlOW z=r=~ 64 39 MW.eull .. 71 53 Netoftll w ...... SloMc• HOM US Oeol of eon-n M....atPa\14 84 43 61 41 Anchor-oe 46 32 ~.-. eo IO Atllnle 71 84 NewOrteent 14 .. Calif. Temps Surf report Atlenllc <:i1y SI 60 New YOtk 15 •9 Auatln 11 S7 Nol'lolll.Va, Oii SI 8111lmo<• 78 52 Olclllhome Coy 611 411 High low for 24 hoor• en<11ng 11 5 a.m LOCATION llZI IHAN Blmtinghem 11 •11 Omahe &4 40 8ek9"1lekl 79 • 7 Huntington 8Ncll 3-4 llOOd ~ 63 36 Or1enCIO 86 66 EUtekl S7 46 "'-Jetty~ 4.3 good 8olM 53 28 PlloledelpNe 73 48 F1eeno 115 $3 40thStrMI ~ 3-4 ,.., Bollon •• 4 1 ""-"" 87 64 LM>CNlll' 80 56 22na s11-. Newpo<• 2-3 ,.., IYflalo ee 68 Pm~ es 113 811bOllWIOge 3-4 83 !>II poor Ceaper IO 28 Port .Me so 28 Loa A~ Oei<ll/ld 74 S4 LegunaBMch 2-3 fllf Ch11t1M1on,8 c .. &4 Portlend.Of !>II 44 PuoAoblM a6 41 81111 Cle!Mnte 2·• , .. , CMttetlOn.W.V to ff Pr~ S!I 43 78 so Weter terno 5!1 ~tM,NC 81 " ="City .. 57 A.cl Btu" =:;"' $1 .. 64 37 Ae6wooJ City 12 49 s....ii a,,.c:tton .... , T7 M Reno 17 31 Sect-lo 78 51 C:.OC-1 11 It ~ 95 61 s...... 70 •1 ~ M .. 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" Sen O•t>riel 87 47 Tllurad•Y •I S 10 • m ll>d M11 eQeHI et JtdflOll.MI 15 .. Fw tflrougll Ille WMICl(ld "°"" Sen JoM 74 .. 837pm ~ 87 ff tocllf gM9ly wil01 l*ow I,... cenyone.. Sen1e c.w 73 •S Moon Mll todey 111 11 03 p m mee JI.--57 37 *'*-~In IN 70. end IO.-I09. Tltloe Vllley 62 30 T,,..,~et144am en<IMlllQMIM IC-City 17 44 ~ 42 o 51. Ya.nil• Vly 10 3S tt sa p.m DRAG-BOAT PERMIT REVOCATION ••. F rom A l Nestande, who pc>inted out that terms of the use permit required lake leaseholders Doug Elliott and Bill Andrews to comply ~·with the precise plan." The matter will be referred to the county Planning Commission, wh~ch must now conduct a revocation hearing. Nine-yea r-old Brand y Branchflower of Burbank was killed Sunday when the steering failed in a boa1 driven by James Lange of Simi Valley, sending the cran careening into a crowd on a beach about 400 yards ita$t the finish line. The girl and her famify were s~talors at the race. h was the 1h1rd fatal . drag boat PROTEST AT UCI ••. From Al going on in South Africa. I think apartheid is morally wrong. I am with the protestors in spirit." · UCI Ombudsman Ron Wilson said. "I think what students arc doing is exercising their freedom of speech. It isconsistenl. with UCI Policy." One ·of the protest organizers was Erylene Piper-Mand}. a· UCI junior and a leader of the Black Student Union said she talked to the Board of Regents about the tics to South Africa several weeks ago when the Regents met at UCI but was not satisfied with their response. - From Al . 41 . ,Liebman says the Airpon Work- ing Group and the city are more interested in ~ing a state coun review of the plans for expanding the airpon terminal. Ry limitin~ the size of the airport terminal, Ltchman says Newpon Beach can ensure that flights also will be lim11ed . A1rpon expansion foes in Newpon Beach have long sa~d they prefer a stale coun to review airport ex- pansion and were angered when the county Board of Supervisors won a court ruling that merge<t' all challenges into a federal court:·1 The stale coun, they say, is the more appropriate forum to review. stale environmental guidelines that apply to airpon expansion. Lichman G e m Talk By J. C. HUMPHRIES Certified GemolOtfist, AGS PURPLE SUGIUTE .-tn .-t rcidenral Disro1·u1· "We want our money out of South Africa." she said. Mark Maizel. 19, a UCI sophomore economics major observed the protest catty today but said he would not neglect his studies to participate. "I can't afford to miss my classes," he said. Of the UCI demonstrators. he added ... 1 don't think they'll get thl' same suppon here that they'll gel at Berekely and UCLA. But I don"t think anybody in his right mind can suppo\l, what 1s going on tn South Africa. believes Schwab's ruling will require the state court review. While the Airport Working Group and the city of Newpon Beach have· asked 1ha1 flights never be increased above 55 daily departures. they have vi rtually accepted an increase above 41. Jean Watt. president of the en- vironmental group Stop Pollutrng Our Newport, said this morning that such a compromise may have been a mistake in view of Schwab's ruling. "We have been trying to present a united front with the Airpon Work- ing Group and the city, but 1 think the city has a different view from SPON," Watt said. "We saw no advantage in jumping forward and saying we'll accept 55 accident at ihe lake in two years. It was the first accident to take the hfe of a spectator. though spectators have been 1nJured before. "They went ahead and reversed the doggone direction of the race." Nestande said. "Inspection of Irvine Lake by an official of the county Environmental Management Agency confirmed that Sunday's fatal drag-boat race was run 1n the opposite direction and in a different location than prescribed in the county's use permit for that, activity," Nestandc said in a state- ment Tuesday. The way the course was set up, said Ernie Schneider. an aide 10 Nestande. the race rs "would be headed right for the crowd." "I would categorically deny 1ha1," Peter Doyle. an attorney represenung the Nauonal Drag Boat Association. told the Associated Press. Doyle said the racers were headed toward mud flats. not spectators. He said the permit gives race officials the flexibility lo decade the course layout. ULING ..• flights. I understand why they (city officials) did; they were trying 10 be reasonable in order for the county to act reasonably as well." The coun order says flights should not go above 41 . but Newport Beach has already accepted an increase lo 55. That acceptance may weaken the impact of Schwab's ruling, Wall says. Watt called the county effons at getting Newport Beach city officials to accept 55 flights "a clever little manipulative tactic." "This leaves the issue of 41 flights. and a stale coun review soley in the hands of the j udge.'' she said. 'I hope that the Judge view'! the cny's acceptance of 55 only as a reasonable attempt at negotiating and not as gi ving up a challenge 10 fl1gh1 increases." As sometimes happens In llfe, an accident has lea to an unusual" discovery. When a manganese mine suffered the collapse of a mineshaft a few years ago, some strange-looking rocks were ex- posed. On close examination, It was determined that the mineral was suglllte, a mineral which had been found once before In Japan. But Japanese euglllte was a dull brown color. and was considered to have no real value as a gemstone material. The African suglllte, on the other hand, was a beautiful purple. Some of the atone waa found to be tran,1uecent and hard •nought to be cut with faceted surfaces to reftect light. The rnult wu a lovely toft-purple with a blue tint which, under flourucent llghtlng, turns to a red- dl•h purple. suglllte hu been mar- keted under the namet "lavullte" and "azet." The Smithsonian ln- 1tltutlon owns a 23.•5 carat speci- men of thl• beautiful atone. Without the mining accident, the wottd may never have learned of purple suglllte. The Gift of Affection . Pv t o ipork le 111 he1 eye on Mothf'r ~ Dciv with rod1ont 5woro11~k 1 • 32°0 f11!1 lend A u~lr1CJ1i cry~IL1I . J. C. JJumphrie~ Jeweler~ MEMBER AMERICAN GEM 80CtETY ( ,,...----..._ •809 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA ~ ) SINCE t948 , "'-=-'" 8ankA"*1Cafd-Mut., Cha PHONE 54t--3'401 • ..._. ... ____ .. .. [~ .. TOXIC TIME BOMB · WASTE ••• From Al in the Un11ed !:>rater .£" .. Un1il now. 11's been too expen~ive to do recycling." says Ken KaLanan. president of Torrance-based BKK Corp .. which operates a landfill in the Los An&eld suburb of West Covina and a liquid hazardous-waste treat- ment facility in an Diego County. "But in the long run, we will sec the door opened to more recycling 1echnolog1cs." He 1s referring to the efTccts of a federal law requmng that by 1990 all toxic wa!>tc will have to be treated to render 11 rela1iv.ely harmless before 1t 1s placed in landfills. Waste treatment 1s expensive. gen- erally running about 10 limes as much as simple dumping. Federal officials estimate 1t will cost bus1- ne.,.ses -and ul11matel) consumers -billions of dollar$ a ) car. It 1s this cost that deterred earlier recycling propo'ials But since the 1n111al treatment rnc;t no"' will have to be paid an )"'ay. the extra pnce to retnevc usabk matenals isn't as proh1b1tl\c. "We get 1n a lot ot rnrrO!>l\CS used 10 ctth e1rcu11 board!>. and the> are full of metal." 'ia)s Kazarian. "We ran red un' 1hem to a h1ih-grade ore <ind recowr chromium. copper. nickel and other metals.'' He alldc;, "In 1he long run. all tha1 will go into thl· ground w..ill be the a~ohnel) unusable.'. unrccycleable residues." Nl·-... 1ech no log) will perm11 as much J\ three-fourths of all toxic wai;1c to be recycle~ Kuanan pre- d1c1c; RadLmsk) suggests "onl ) a few percent" oft he waste will ever find its "-a\ into thl' ground. Dominick Nole, ehown at hie Sacramento chrome platl.ng ehop, Aye the aovemmer}t .,..,....... muet Im~ a aurtaz for dlapoaal of hi• lnduatry .• toxic waate. Kennet h Hunter Jr . manager and general panner of < asmalla Re- sources. which operates a 250-acre IO\IC "'aste dump 1n Santa Barbara ( ount} and 1s lOflS1dcnng opening a treatment fac1hl} 1n Los .\ngcles Count). agrees. -our 1 nd ust~ '-'Ill do nothing but expand." Hunter )<l)S. MaJor companies arc l'Xperted ll' treat thl'lr 0" n wa\te because it's cheaper and bccau\l' the) maintain rnntrol o'er 11. otlk1al!. say. Main- taining control 1~ important tx.-cause of huge hab1hty claims tiled against com panies 1n the past. "But 1here arc tens of thousands of sma ll companies that won't tx.-able to alTord 10 do 11 on their O"-n. and they Y.111 turn to our 1ndustr) .... Hunter '>3\S. f)m· '1dl' dTt·rt of the Cl1'>11) 1rcatmen1 requiremenl. Rad1 msk) suggests. 1s that some products may disappear from the marketplace. "At some point. 1t simply may no longer tx.-«:onom1cal to make some things." he says. without speculaung on "'h1ch products the) might be. Es11mates of how much ll '-'Ill cost to clean up toxi c waste alread) in the ground 'ary wildly. Officials agree onl) that 11 "'II probabl) take dec- ades. Between 1981 and this year. C.ali- forn1a spe11t S 10 m1ll1on to clean up 1oxic waste sites. It now has a S IOO m1ll1on toxic Supcrfund that 11 in- tends to commit lo the cleanup effort durin~ the next 18 months. Na11onw1de. the U.S. Environmen- tal Protection Agenc) says there an: onl) 2.000 dumps that are con- 1am1 nated enough to warrant cleanups and 1ha1 those cfTon" will cost about $20 billion. Signs· will warn of tainted fish LOS .\NGELES (AP) -Health ollic1als. re' ersing a tontro\-ers1al dec1s1on. sa' the) "111 post warnings about eating sport fish f;:gm . anta Monica and San Pl·<lro bars that ma} bl' eon1am1na tl·d '~11h toA1c chem1cab. Robert Gates. director of the coun- '' heahh department. said warnings From Al ~late Fi sh and Game oflic1als ha'l' also rcranted earlier aceusa11ons that the chemical ma) ha ve been 1ntcn- 11onall) dumped 1n the creek near a fus11n industrial park. The spill was detectl·d earl ) in the morning of .\pnl 17 h) a b1q d1s1 ridi ng along thl' trails that harder the l ree k near thl' l 'C In 1nl' campu'i. The t hem1('al left a ra1nbo-...-ht..e <iheen nearh three miles long on the <ourlale of the lfCl'lt. The Orange ( ount) Fire Depart- ment'~ Hatardous Matenal'> team mo,cd quid.I) to dam the crl.'ck near the Campus Dr" I.' O\-e rpass to pre- ' enl the chemical from no\\ 1ng into thl' ppcr Ba~ . The ahsorbant booms that "ere lelt near the temporal") dike to '>Oak up 1hc <:hl'm1cal and the dike "'ere remo,ed b) Tul·sda) Don <;t·h1ll1n~. a rnunl\ water about the dangers of DDT and PC B '>'111 be posted on each pier between Santa Monica and Long Beach h} Frida,. The "arnings will state that '>'hltl' croaker -also kn o" n as 1om cod - should be a'o1ded because of the presence of 1race amounts of DDT and PCB. ••• polluuon specialist. said an in \ C\llga- tion b) county environmental of- ficiaJs determined that no more than I 0 ~llons of a light machine or cutlln~ oil was spilled into the creek. "To the untrained C)'<.' 11 can look hke a ,·er) serious spill. but the 0 11 can mix with water and produce a rainbow-like sheen that ma) be ~veral miles long." he said. Schilling said count) officials arc concerned about chemical spills of am size. but added that accidental spills lit..e last "eek's arc "un- fonunatel) fairl y common " Count\ and state otlic1als said the spill poSed no serious 1hrcat to ,qldhfc 1n 1he area. San Diego Creek flo"'i beside t '< In ine's w1ldhfe preserve and ul· timately into the Upper Newport Ba). which 1s also a wildlife prcsen.c PoucE Loe But in a recent report, the fed eral and IO\I(' storage laul111cs "111 be Office of Technolog) A.ssessmcnt tested. NosM>ll sa) '> estimated there are I 0.000 sues that Bui he concede., that 10 tern. so far. need to be cleaned up and that the "We haq~ bct'n rnmtantl) ~urpnsed workw1ll cos1asmuchasSIOOb1ll1on b) the sc,ent) ol tbl· problem'> that over the ne'<t 50 )ears. n1st .. Another big queStton mark 1s Part ot 1he d1lfaull\ laung '>'ater- contam1nated groundwater quaht) 1n,es11gaWr\ 1s the intricate Officials arc unsure ho"' much of11 strueturl' of aqu1ler -1he rock 1s tainted -...11h lO'<IC chemicals, ho" forma11on<. that dc1l'rm1nl' thc d1rec- long 1t w1ll 1akt todean 11 up and even twn in which Y.atl·r and contamina- 1f11ner"1ll ht-poss1ble1o punf) nall t1on llo" again "h's a thrl'l."-dlml'n\IOOal jlgS3\\ "It I'> a geologist's nightmare... puulc fhcre arc 1nnumerahlc 'an- Evan No .... ofT. CJpokesman for the ables." '>3\'> l'oo\\off "You lan drill r,1ate Water Rcsouncs Control Board "'ells 20 feet apart Onl' "'II rnml' up in 'acramcnto. '>U)<i of efforts to dean. and thl' othl'r will Ix· ton- lornte and trace contam1na11on ot"· ·laminated .. ground1Nater. OnCl' lhl' l'\tent ut the rnntamina-_ The C al1forn1a .\sscmbh ·s Offin· 110111~ lle1crmincd. a" hole new '>el ot of Re'icarch es11ma1rs as m'uch as .iQ of hun.Jles will alkct 11~ dean-up pt•rccnt of the state·~ groundwater 1s . "It <.kpcnd\ on thr depth and the potent1all~ rontaminated. principal!~ l'\lrnt of the pollution. and th~ 1n the San Frann'ico Ba~ and Los tlush1n~ action ut thl· aqu1ft'r .\ngcle~ rrg1om. ~o~~on .,a,, "In a ri'er. v.a1er No,'>off ~h1c$ aY.a\ from such mml·men1 1' mea,ured in fct.>t per \peculation. sa\lng the linal figures stxond and v.ater " tlushed almost aren't 1n lrom n1ens1h' tests being datl~ (1roundY.a1er mo.~ement. 1s conducted h~ his agcnq measured in kt•t per \l'ar "B) the turn of the IT.,ntul") -That make'> 1he clc:an'>tng proct>ss ma\ be h\ thl' turn of lhl· decade -mulh '>IO'>'er Jnd the long-rangl' more than J hundred thousand pro\pcl h IC\'i a·rtain Nut: Small potl'nllal lcab to groundv.atcr" lrom firms makt somt of the biggest toxic und('rllroun<l tanlt.\. \\3\tl' lagoons waste problems. Worst sites listed LOS ANGELES (AP) -Following is a list of the top 10 toxic ent of Health Services In their ranking order.· followed by the fisting of Orange County sites. A total of 205 sites are on the state's superfund list released In mid-April. Sites are ranked on the basis of several factors, Including their hazard to public health and the environment and the cost effectiveness of clean-up efforts. according to Marsha Murphy of the state health agency. 1. Custom Chrome & Bumper, Sutter Co~nty 2. Aex Multilayer Inc., Tulare County 3. Auto Recovery Service, Nevada County 4. Lague Sales. San Joaquin County 5. Fass Metals. Contra Costa County 6. Chico Scrap Metal Yard, Butte County 7. Starswept Lane House, Santa Clara County 8. Bay Area Drum Co., San Francisco County 9. Kaweah Crop Dusters. Tulare County 10. A-1 Plating Co., Sacramento County. 95. McColl Dump, Fullerton 146. Metropolitan Circuits, Costa Mesa 200. Ascon Landflll, Huntington Beach Drug hunters rob HB pair of gems, money, watches .ind X I~ p.m \lnnd.1' l ntt' "·" m.1dl'O\ rt'OHl\1nga ''IOd1m '>llull Huntington Beach Hurglar\ rl'mo' ed .i d111 ir lr11111 1t' hinge' 1n 3 ~.trJtr,l' k.1d1n!,! 1n1.i .1 H'\llkm l' in the I ~OtXl hl11l t.. Pl I .1~1< Lim· .ind \lok 1hrl'l' ll'll'' l\ICHl 'l" .1 'nko lJ'>\Clll' rl·uirder Jnd J '"-'" 1n~ lllJlhlnl' \\llh J IOl<ll \,Jim ,11 \-l t' lnH·lr' \Jlut•d .11 1 ..i 111~ 11.• \Jmura1 '"nrll' \Jlm·1l .1t · 11 .1" \\ ne tJ"l'n Tv.o men were reportedly robbed earl~ T uesda) by th~ acquauftanccs "'ho \I or med a C ·o.,ta Me!>a apanmt'nl looking for drug\ but left with S945 10 JCY.dr\ monc\ and watches. C1e~rgr v r 'routman. 2.2. and Gal) Lee \m1th ~I . ot Hunt1niton Beach. came to thl' pohre ~talion shortl) ancr lhn Wl'fl' reported!> attacked Irvine •\n A tlH.•I ,\' cnuc l'Ouplt' told polH l' soml·onr l'Otcrcd their hnml' ful''ida) and earned ofT a ~mall 'infc ,·ontaining ab<.lul S ~O.()()() 1n Jewell) and other valuablc'I. The huralaf) apparcntl) occurred w11hin an huur'c; 'Pale of 11mc There Y.3\ no <.1gn of foru·d enl f) • • • \ 6'1 \<':lf'-dld Via Torino man <in\' he wa'i rnhhcd h~ :rn a<'qua1n1an(·c who c;ame 10 \ 1\11 him Tue\da) The man toltl Jl(>l1\t' he wac; en1ena1n1ng 1wo nl<'n when one ut them went inw h" kllchcn and ram<' back (Jrn-10~ t'>'o kn1'e' I he acquaintanl'c ul lcsedl) demanded monc). '<:ufficd with tht• old<'r man and 1nok SKq from him 1 he \ltt1m told poll,<' 1hc •~o mC'n rndc awa) on a motort \de • • • \ hu\IOC'\\ at I 74M l>:i1mlrr ~l ttrl<>flcd 1hc lhl'f' ol . n \ 11< 000 rnmf'lult•1 t hl' Item 1\ behl'' t•tl to hn'l' hfl'll 1.1"rn "''t"n·n M.11d1 I~ arQund m1dn1ght at Troutman'<; apartment. in thl' ~.block of Wc:~t 18th Street. - Troutman told pohcc-thq '>'erl' about to lea'e when the robbers. all 1dent1fied as Costa Mei.a men. entered through an unlocked sliding glass door and began pum·h1ng and shoving the \ICllms. and .l..pril 15. • • • .\man stoprx.'<1 for an alleged traffic v1olat1on was arrested on i;usp1c1on of being undrr the intl uen('<.' of heroin ~ubt'n k'>us Ri vera. 24, no addr<''" ava1lahk. was stoppc-d Monda) on Harranea Parkway. pohcc '31d • • • Three burglartcs were reported w poltcc Wednesday. P1nr~tone homl' -...a~ burglan1ed of SS.840 1n Je~eln .ind a 44 magnum rcvohcr A JeOrt'' Ku.ld mobile home owner told police ~hl' returned 10 find chairs. coin~ and ll'~t·lr: 'alucd at S4.200 m1s.s1ng. Thc "oman has accu~d a ·~la ttvr of the l nmt• Pohre arc invcst1&Btin1 1 hi<''<'' took I ponablc stereo and a tclC'~ 1\100 l3ble convener from J "1lkhcm home The items \\C're 'alucc1 at $4110 Coata Meaa •\ I\ p<'Wrtl\'r J"nu a l'<>mpu cr ',1lul'lf at S l 41'1-l wen.-report\"\! Pohl'<' rrportl'd thl· .1pJrtmrn1 had l'arncd the rl·pu1a11un ol tx·ing J "part' houw." \\tlh lhl' prior re~1- dent\ alkgcdh Jl•Jlin~ ltllJll1l' rmu1man tolJ ollln'r\ thal lhl' robber. lound on drug.\. but 'ltok lhl· 'ir11m,· "'alkl\ and v.atl he:..\. a~ "'ell a~ $~0 lrl CJ\h and ,I J1amond pink\ ring \toll'n IH1111 ~1mk ( 11rp. 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I. ,11 I l11rida 'itr<'l'I . . . \ \ll'f\'11 1.1~' .rnJ lJkul,1hH '.ih1l'J .u S \I LI "Cl\ \h1kn lr11m ,, rn1 I OH>I• pH It.up p;1r"1·J nl'.ll '1\'f\ \ n,·, at "S 11 \11 '"'' \ H Newport Beach m\'nTit"~ .,. tt'· h• n11n 11ir p.1m111n .1 I "ll t \h'r1 l'd'·' lk111 '1101 > Orang41 Coaat OAIL Y PILOT /Wedf't/Mdll'f, April 24, 1885 1t AS Bevei-ly Hills S&I,, seized by state's regulatory boar.d From 1~ff ud wtrc reports BEVERLY HILLli -Only a 'rear after underio1ng a bitter power strua- •le. state-chartered fkverl) Hills ,_ 1nas & Loan Assoc1at1on was St-11ed Tuesday by federal regulators as insolvent. officials said "The new management (headl':d by Los Angeles developer Paul l\m1r) inhemed probkms from the former management and v.as unable 10 improve' the s1tuat1on subs1an11all>," said L o rna Th omp 'ion . spokcswomaq for 1he Feder di Home Loan Bank Board. "'hsch o' l"r~es the S&L 1ndus1ry The thrift has corporate offices in Mission VieJO and branl'h offices· 1n Corona del Mar and 'ian1a .\na. The bank board said 11pera11on of the failed 1nst1tut1on ha'i bten 1urntd over to new I) charll."n.·d ~' erl) H Ills federal Savings & Loan !\s~tallon. which wa s conducting busine!>!> a!> usual toda). Federal regulator!> do~d the stale mstituuon becau!>e its deposits are insured b) the f ellrral Savings & -Loan Insurance Corp · The FSLI C will issue $90 m1lhon 10 prom1ssor) notes to the new federal!~ chartered thrift "to insure that fk ,cr- ly Hills Federal 1s financ1all) sol- ven.1 " the bank board 1d, The board blamed faHu~ of the 1hnft on .too-rapid 110Wlh and tts heavy relionc:r on broke~ dcpos.itt -fund that are arranged by broktrs and for which instatutaons pay prtm1um interest rt1tes. Brokered dep0s1ts have come undtr 1ncrcasrn1 auack by bank and S&L rqulator&. who say institutions that Sttk such funds often att on shak) financial &round. "In only two years. as a re-suit of execs 1vc as~t Jrowth. !kvcrly H11Js Savings mort than tnplcd in si~:· the bank board saad. "Thas excessive &fOwtb was fuelC'd by the heavy use of third-pan~. brokered ckpQSits:• The thnft's assets ballooned from S8'34 m11l1on at the end of 1982 to S2 94 b1lhon last December. It had " dep0s11s ofSl.5 b1lhon at the end of 1983. BrokerC'd funds accounted for half of the thnft's deposits Last Apnl and S4 out ofevery$1 0 last Dtcember. the bank board said . ".\ rtcent eum1na11on showed lhe books and records of !kvcrly Hills Sa' 1ngs to be m disarray and that losses ha ve been characteri2ed b) speculative investments and poorly underwritten loans:· the bank board !Miid Fred MacDonald, 7 3, noted yachtsman, dies Fred MacDonald. one of thc premier )achtsman on the 'N est ( oast. died in his sleep at his Lido Isle home .\pnl 14. Ht' wu 73 ,. • Pm ate ~r. ices "'ere held at 'it Jaml'S Episcopal Church and inter- ment "as at Pacific View Memonal Park 1n Newport &ach .He1ssu~l\edb> h1s'>'1fc Jean,and a daughter Susan Sncdaker of the Lido Isle home He also lea\.eS a bro1 her Robert. and a s1st~r Pjtuhne Williams of Los Angeles Mr MacDonald was a 30-)'ear re<i1den1 of Ne'>'port Beach and Or- ange Count~ Before commg to Or- ange Count~ he v.as a builder of cu!>tom home!> 1n the Brentwood area of Los .\ngeles. He continued build- ing homes 1n Orange Count~ unul his retirement. .\ member of :-.Oe" port Harbor 'r acht Club. Mr MacDonald was an ardent 'achtsman With a partner. Herbert. Rile~. he successful!) cam- paigned the K-.W '>loop Vela 1n numerous ofTshorc races 1nclud1ng r.e'eral Mn1co racl's He and Rile) also campaigned the Columbia-43 En..:-ore. and later MacDonald 11.'.lme<l "11h Diet.. Blauerman and Bi ll Lav.· horn 10 campaigning the l ul umbia-52 Tribute He pan1c1pa1ed in 1hl· .\ml'ma ., C up 1nals on the 12-meter ( 1)lumh1J 1n I%~ and I%., crcY.ed on the \aC h1 P-red MacDonald .\udauour, in the 11166 Bermuda to Copenhagen race. and skippered his uwn boat in 5e'l·ral Transpac races trom L m .\ngek" to Honolulu ~fr "a' ~n1mn a., a 'athtsman' \Jlht\mJO JOJ v.as 1n muth dCmJnd J\ Jn aftcrguard t'rev. on numerous 11,ng d1,tanlt' rau.·41 -Almon Lockabe Crash in Nevada desert kills two Marine pilots from Viejo T"o Manne Corp~ pilots from M 1ss1on \' 1e10 d1eJ "hen their tighter plane crashed during 1ra1n1ng C\- erc1c;es in Fallon °'Ir' Capt Blakr H m11h ~., and l\I I t Da' 1d .\ Riegel ~5 d1l·d "hl'O thl'ir .\-ti Intruder cra\hed into thl' ~round at about '1 511 pm \1ond3\ 31 thl' ,a,al .\ir Stauon 1n f-a ll1•n .-iuording to gt Peg l ault'' a \1anne Corps spokesv.oman fhl' l'ause ol the era'ih v. h1l h 1' unt..no"n 1sunderm1lnar. 10'l''ll[l..t· 11on 'o one el)(' "a~ inJUrl'd '°)m11h and Riegel wcrl' part 111 .1 I IK -~1annt• dctarhnwnl tnim thl \rd \l.1rtnc \m.raft \.\in~ at lht• \I.mm· p.1r!.1•d Tuesda~ nn I .11.1,,•t1l 1111 , ,, 11111 told pol1le T hl' d.1m.1~l· v. ·'' • ,11matl·d at S~.lj5"' • • • -\ ltghta 'alucd a1 $'11t• "·" '"'11·11 l1111n thr llest.. 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Or-. Coa1 OAJlY PILOT/Wednesday, Aprll 2•. 1985 NicaFaguan aid compromise sought oemocrat-lead House hands Reagan defeat on his request for military funds for Contras ,\f\cra Iona®> ofd~txucTueM!a)'. Stale~ ... 1 he Hou St" votl'd .?48-180 aga1ns1 Shult added: "The prntdent of the Reagan·~ Sl4 m1ll1on proposal for United 'uates ha~ made these com- ··m1htury or param1htaf) operauons m1tments ~.nd he w1ll ab1de by them. in Nicaragua." Only a f('w hour~ l here is no plan for the use of US. earlier. the Scruite pas-.ed the 'iame fom~s in Central America." WASHINGTON (AP) -\ divided ConJrtsc, 1c, looking for middle around on President Reagan''- request for $14 m1lhon in aid to Nicaraaua.n rebels, after the Demo- crat-led House rejected the: plan and Republican<-0ntrolled Senate passed ll. Key vo1cs were expected today in 1he House on Democratic and Re· publican altema1ives. Both would supply $14 million but differ on ho"' the.money would be d1stnbutcd. Secretary of Stale George Shulu satd the crucial vote would come on a Reagan-backed Republican proposal. sponsored by House Minonty Leader Roben Michel of llhno1s. That plan would IP vc S 14. mil hon m non-lethal a1d.111 tht• C unlr'ti'> throullh lhc l \ Agcnq for l111crnJlt0n.;l IX·"clup. ment language. H-46. But Sen. Tom Harkin, 0..lown. a The vo1e came after the president leading oppQncnt of Contra aid, pledged to re-open direct negotiations quesuoned the sinccnty or the lcue·r. betwcen the Unitc.-d States .and the dehvered · 1mmcd1atcly before the lefust Sandinista 'overnment. a key clo!it Sen11te vote. "Time and ume ISSUC 1n ~mocratlC oppoSlllOn 10 h1S again, the president has been Cnifl&ed Nicaraguan pollt'y. Jn a lc11er 10 th e 1n d1:1p1tc1ty regardi~a his intentions "\\l e .ire "'orling hard on that uncl we an• in lhl'rl' 10 \\In." \a1d Shuhi. The tloui.c lxmonauc plJn. 'lpon· sored b) ReP'> M1chuel IJarnc'> of ~r}'land anJ Lee Hamilton ol Indiana. would ~vc $10 mtllton to the lntcmat1un.;I Red ( ro~~ or l 1n1t- ed Nation to help Nicaraguan rcfu- sees and M!I aMdl' $4 mtllton 10 implement a po~s1bk N1caragu<1n peace settlement Senate, Reagan also pledged that he in N1carag~a," Harkin said. . would use the money only for non-Tuesday S lcn&thy conve 1onal lethal purposes for the rest of 1hc deba1es were marked by acnmonious fiscal year. ending Sept. 30. . <jlargcs and aJlu~ions to the Vietnam Despite ' Democratic skepticism War. about Reagan's intentions. Senate "I am not go!ng to stand here and MaJOrity ~der Roben Dole of &Ive the president a blank check for a Kansas said. "I think we can trust 1he Gulf ofTonk1n resolution," said Sen. word of the president of the United John Glenn. D-Ohlo. rcfcrrina 10 the All ~•des agreed 1ha1 the 'uin on the competing Hou~ ahcrnall\C~ werc_ ltkel) to be do-.c ·yoU'RE INVITED TO OUR ESTEE LAUDER MASTER CLASS. (.ill (7 J.I) 644-1800 today to 1d1'.'1l11/1· ynur "ppomtment for Friday, April !6, lx:tween I I .z.m . .znd 4 p.m. H111 '// le..im .Jil the latm m makeup ,md (11/or during this special session, uhcri. ou r Estee LAuder Super Te.Jm t..·11/ (/itr. ... )()" hO'U. to use brnshstrokes for .1 prrifesszon.il lookmg makeup ,md " pufw fim-sh. You 'II lee how to t•11h.mcc, com ·ct .Jnd improve features. H<n. to wt m.ikeup iuth a big, luxe pm...·der brush. Hmv .md wherf! to l1Ucle, 1 rmtour 1.md h1gh/1ght; to (h,td<r ..... Jill m .ind /me. All, using Estii: uuder's l.itest makeup from her t'\< 1w1~ color pa/em'. Robinson's Estee l..iuder, ./), Nt?Wport. 1964 congres ional resoluuon that perm111ed the late President Lyndon B. Johnson to send American troops ro V1etn\lm. In the House. Rep. Newt Gingnch. R-Ga .. attacked "ostnch Democrats ·who would ha ve us believe there's no danger from Nicaragua." Sen. Sam Errin Sam Ervin succumbs atage88 WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. (AP) - Th e death of former U.S. Sen am J. En 1n Jr .. the .. count') law)'er· who presided O\ er 1hc Watcrgale hearings that led to the s1gna11on of a president. has ost 1he nauon a "toweqng h1s1 ncal figure.. who N .1r10 ~ Reagan's aides seeking to scrap visit to cemetery By tJile Aasoclated Prell BONN. West Germany (AP) -A Wh11e House adviser wrote to ~c.West German government uraina a reversal of President Reapn ·~planned v1s11 to a military cemetery. the chief aovemment spokesman said today. Peter Boenisch said a RC4lgpn adviser had sent a "private" letter to a West. German official asking that Bonn suagest an aherna11ve 10 Reap n's controvensal plans to visit a cemetery 1n 8i1burg on May 5. But Bocnisc~ said Chan~ellor Helmut Kohl and Reagan made their decision to stick to the B1t~urg plan in. a. t~lephon~ conversation Fnday. "They have not changed their minds. The v1s1t 1s firm . Lotte~ddlct' may •ell •tory DF.TROIT -A housewife who says she wrote SS00.000 1n bogus checks to support her addiction to the M1ch1gan Lottery has been ordered to ~ rcs1i1u11on. and her lawyer says she may sell her story to Hollyw<>?d. Valene Kaczor. 32. and her husband. Richard. were placed on four years probation Tuesday _by Wayne County Circuit Judge Wilham ~o Cahalan and ordered to pay SI 0.CXX> 1n res11tu11on. Jenalfer Beal• •lug• mauer NEW YORK -Actress Jennifer Beals. star of"flashdance" and working on a remake of "The Bnde of Frankenstein." decked a would-be mugger 1n Grand Central Terminal. a Columbia Pictures. spokeswoman says. Beals remained "pretty cool" afler the 1nc1dent earlier this week and tol~ the man who tried for her purse._"You shouldn"I be dotng that" after punching him in 1hejaw. said Ann Marie te1n. Surprl•el You've got qulnt• DENVER -Kathleen and Greg Miller were expecting quadruplets. so when the doctor said. "Don't ~o awa). there's ont· more." there was considerable commotion in the b1nhing room. The surprise announcement was made by Dr. James Delaney as he rushed to deli ver 1he baies by Caesarean section by midnigbt Mmft1ay so they'd have the same birthday. Because No. 5 was tucked high up near Mrs. Miller's nb cage. ultrasound had not detected it, he said. Von Bulow vl•lts mansion NEWPORT. R.I. -Claus von Bulow's stoical facade faltered as he returned wi1h I 5 jurors to Clarendon Coun. the M11lionafres' Row mansion where the SJate says he tned to murder his wife with insulin mjeC1ions. Von Bulow Joined an entourage of Judge. Jury. attorneys. prosecutors and shenfTs Tuesday for a 45-minute tour of the turn-of-the-century waterfront estate where Claus and Manha "Sunny" von Bulow spent summers and holidays. Telev1s1on cameras perched atop cherry pickers and ladders overlooking an 1v}-covered wall caught von Bulow apparently fighting bade tears and "1pmg his eyes with a handkerchief after greeting four fnsk)' golden retnevers he used to take for walks. Woman dellven 18-pound .an INDIO -Rodrigo Pendragon Campeador is big in everybody's book cAcepl Guinness'. He was born weighing 16 pounds. 7 ounces. "It will dcfin11ely go in some record book." said Dr. M.F. Osman, the obs1e1ric1an who performed a routine Caesarean sectiorr to deliver the son of El Cid and Guadalupe Campeador. The 1985 edi1ion of the Guinness Book of World Records lists the heavie~t viable births at 22 pounds, 8 ounces. It happened twice. in Ital y in 1955 and 1n I Q82 in Sou1h Africa. Second student kill• hlm•~ll RIVERSIDE-A Hcmc1 High School athlete who had said football gave him "something to hve for" died fourda)safter apparently shooting himself 1n the head . .\nthon} Sanetnck. 18. who had been on llfe-suppons since the Fnda} shooting. died at 9· 56 p.m. Tuesda) at R1vers1de General Hospital. He had recently dropped ou1 of his school's football program. Earlier Fnday. T1mo1h~ Ta~lor. a 16-year-old student at R1 vers1de Pol) High School shot himself fa Lall~ 1n the head during a morning 1yp1ng class. -----------------------------------------' championed the ons111u11on. Ervin. 88. died of respiratory Chevron to clean up dlsch••t:1.ep'~ failure Tuesda) at l'lonh Carohoa .-.. ~.,- Baptist Hosp11al's Bowman Gray EL SEGUNDO -Chevron USA Inc. said 11 violated stale wa1er-qualll)' Medical C cn1er. said hospital spokes-rules 250 umes 1n eight }ears, but 1s spending mtlhons to solve a refineray was1e 1-~:~~iji:~~~jjj)if~F~fllr-'l:~a~f~~-lB~rft;~~Eq~·~:l=-J~m~a~n~R~og~er Rollman. Kidney failure problem spotlighted by Greenpeace divers who panially plugged an ocean con tnbu1ed to his death. Rollman discharge pipe. Chevron has spent $25 m1ll1on trying 10 solve 11s water sa 1 . -----•dtTi sc~·hilfarirgff'e,-,prrronlb~lrP"crrmn:s""llarnn11d-,:iwirii-Hll-+.bm1 e'"'a°"k--gi"'o ... u"'1"'1d.._..t t"'1 i s ..... s .... p-1 "'i '"'IJ...;O"'n,..,:a~j~l~~~m~t l...::h o..,n..:;.,emf'l'tTiu;;.;e.;n~t --- I I I t I I I I J __ t I f Tonight at 10 enrgc Aml\lnmg Cu\ler I k ""' u.1lkd 1he "'la(.'lcon of rhl· Pl,11n,.1he La\t 11 lht> C a'alicr. But h" l.t\ahn ;.11111ude ma\ ha\t> lx·l·n hi\ dnv. nfJll A' nt:'A e\1dence .iii. •ul L111k H1J! Hl 1m t>mCfl!C'. l .in ( u'tl'r '"" p;L'>' mu\lcr ,L, • lhl·rt •' ~ I >r "J' rhc n:JI hnu 1111hu\I.: da" . m un,ung unl'\~l'teJ one" \· m.rn '4h11 haJ n11 la\I \lcmd. hur hundred\ 11f ""'"~'·A f)Jtntcr name<l Thoma\ Eakin., who wa.\ 1).!0• 1retl Junng h1.-. Ilk· 11ml'. h111 "nc M c11n,idereu h\ mam thl· greatl''1 Amenc • .in patnrl·r • •f ,111 time'' ~ lind 111111111 lkn1C\andtht.> fc\1 .,r f1ml-: ,, \m1th\ttnian \·\hrld tl'll'' 1\11 in 'fll'l'lal airing April 2.i1 h on thl· Puhlil Rroadca,tmg ~l·n.1n• '11ur hn'I '4111 hi.· author and hl\tnn,m l>a"d \kCull11ugh \PK' lt<k·,i-t."' ~~ f~-d I" thl· J..m;.·, '· \lt·l )olftm-1 hlundafio°n. ( •t1>f•l(lm-..'ff a,, "I I \. \\a-.hJnt.."'"'· I>.< . .md I~ 'mifh"oni;m IMtifullon. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS K OCE ·c hannel 50 A cn11c of 1he c1v1I rights move-diversion project, co mpany spokeswoman Brenda Sm) th said Tuesday. ment and a supporter o( 1nd1 v1dual civi l ltben1es during his 20 years in 1he Scna1e. Ervin was hailed by former Gov. Ji m Hunt as a man who ··.toved the Constitution more than any man ahve 1oday." "He protected 1t during 11s 11me of greatest crisis and helped wnte his- tory for our state and nation." Hunl ~id. "He will truly be recorded as a 1owenng h1stoncal figure and all North Carolina will forever be proud ofh1m." U.S. District Court Judge John J Sinca. who presided over 1nal111 1n- volv1ng the break-in at Democratic pan) headquarters 1n 1972 and the subsequent Wh11e House co,erup . said: "f was vel) fond of him and admtred his pa1no11sm. his ded1- ca11on to hi s work and abo'e all. his courage ... Students P.rotest apartheid 8JTMMllDl1t1d ....... Oppoeltlon to the Untverstty of Catlfornla'a lnveatmenta In reMHy eegrepted SouttrAfrfca grew more etrktent u atudent1 demoMtrated at camputee from Berkeley to LM Angelia, whk:h h9d It• btggeet potttk:al prot•t 9lnoe the Vteenlm Wit. S.V.al ~ UCLA 1tu.- ctent. gathered Tueeday In a aptrtted but p11C9ful proteet, wtth lbcMll 200 ooall)6ed 8n admtntttratlon bulldlng for an overnight ett-4n. On the~ Coat. meanwhlle, the Rev. _..... Jack10n catted on Rutgera Unfwrllty atudent• not Involved In a 12-day-old llt-tn r.oteetlnQ apertMld to ab9ndon 'the Mlfl1hnee1 and Mlf • c:emeritdn 111 and m1terialllm of Yup11'8m." "Don't gain I degr .. and IOM your 90UI, .... J-*ton totd abOut •.ooo P90PM Jn>~ Brun.wtck, N.J., c .. ng the antMlparthefd movement ''the !!'flhest Ind be91 callng of our day. At UC Berkeley Md UC Sw1ta CNZ. opponen.. of apwthetd caMed for a "n.atk>nal day of ICtton" by ltudlntl ttwoughO\.lt the nation today. Proteet• were "'° «~lied for the Santa I &.rbaTa, rv ne and San 'Dfego campu ... Second border •llootlng ln week SAN DIEGO -The second shooung 1n less than '3 week occurred al 1he international border after officers observing a robbery attempt on two undoc umented .aliens tned to intercept the alleged bandm. police said. One man was shot 10 1hc face and taken to Mercy Hospi\al for treatment and another was grazed in the side by a bullet during the Tue~av night incident. Police Lt. Tom Ordcn said a third escaped 10Jury · Bell analls proposed cuts SAN FRA NCISCO -Culling Pa cific Bell's rates b)' $480 mtlhon. as suggested by the staff of 1he stale Public Ut1h11cs Commission "bears no relat1onsh1p to reality," lh.e..!elcphone company sa}s. The PUC'~ consumer sLaff announced 1he proposal Tuesday It would amoun1 to a 7.6 percent decrease in phone rates and comes at the same time Pacific Bell is requesting a S935 million rate increase from the commission The cost of basic phone sen ice. now $8.17 a month. would drop by 63 rent'i 1n the sLaffs prop0sal and rise by S 1.62 in Pacific Bell's . WORLD Soriet8 •ehe fl•hl.n6 veael lj Soviet o!fJcials say they seized a. Japanese fis~me vessel carrying a U.S. ~ovcrnment employee bccau~ the ship was operattn~ 1n an area where fishing 1s proh1b1tcd._ a Japane~ diplomat 10 Moscow said today. The Japanese oflic1al, speak 1ng on cond1t1on he not be 1~ent1fied, said the Vt'S!>el; carrying 22 crew members and the American, was being e~oned to a Soviet port and was expected to reach there by Fnday. Mlnlle deployment •u•pended BO~N. West Germa.n) -:-The deployment of U.S.-bu1lt Pershing 2 missiles in West Germany 1s bein.asuspended while the weapons are modific.-d oflic1a ls said today. A fire 10 a missile last January killed three America~ ~oldters. --8ccause a cepeat of January.'.£ a~adcnL .cannot be mled put,..Jbc deploymen~ has been suspended. Defense M1n1s1er Manfred Woerner told the Parhament ~ defense committee. according to comm111ce chairman Alfred Biehle. Sple• after nari6at1on equlpment LC;>NDON -Five Sov!et officials expelled by Bntatn for alleged spyina are belt~ved to ~av~ been trying_ to obtain advanced laser technology secrets on ~ubroanne .nav1gat1on, the Daily Telcaraph reponed today. British Foreign Secretary Sir Ge~ffrey Howe told the Ho.use of Commons Tuesday that the government had irrefutable evidence aaainst the five but refused to disclose what the) had allegedly been discovered doing. Five moumen trampled to death ~ELO HOR IZONTE., Brazil -Five people were trampled to dt"ath by 8 dchnous crowd fighting for a last glimp~ of the hody of President~lect Tancrcdo Neves. Hundreds more ... ere IOJUred when the wildly chantin multit"!de Tuesday toppled an iron security fence an front of the governor'~ palace in Minas (1c.ra1s su11c where the body of the 75-ycar-old leader lay in s1a1e. authorities said. l•nell trooJM pal111J6 back . BEIRUT, Lebanon -lsrach occ:upat1on forces have ~sun pulhna back from cast Lebanon's Bckaa Valley. where they faced the ynan arm) ""'c 1,rac1·, 1982 1nvas1on of Lc:banon. st11c·run Beirut Radjo reported rhe radio quoted unnamed Lcbanc..c mtemal secumy forces as sayina l1rac1t 1roopt in ar!"ored pcrson.nel camcn and trucks were rctrcauna southward from the l 1 • mile ccast-fire hnc Strong qada rattle PIJJllpplJJe. MANILA. Ph11tppines -Two strona earthquakes toda) JOited the Ph1ltppmrs' main island of Lu1on, officials ~1d.. At least nine people weft' rrponed tnJured. The tJ S Cicol~1cal Survey in Uokkn. < olo .. put the ma.an11ude of l.bc...muaal Quake. which occurred at 12: IS a.m , at 6.1 on the Richter ~ale of canhquake an1cns11 y The ~ale measures &round motion 9, re-corded on a ~.,moitrnph NEW YORK (AP) -Army Ma.J . Arthur D. N1chol'IOn Jr .. who was fatally sho1 las1 mon1h by a Soviet sentry in East Germany while photo- graphina Soviet tanks, had earlier photoaraph~ the inside of one. The New York Times reported today. N1chotson, in "a specially planned aappyhour law halted SACRAMENTO (AP) -An • Mtempt to outlaw "heppy hour•" In taverna u a way to curb drunken drMng ~· been hatted by a atate Senate commttt ... · Tuesday'• heattng of. the 11- member Governmental Or- ganization Commltt" ended In a 2-2 vote, amid frayed tempera Md •tinging commenta, on $8878 by Sen. New\9fl RuSMM, A-Glendale. It neede<t six votes for approval, and Ruuetl said he would try to negotiate com- .promlMI with opponent• and bring It up for another rolloaJI later. The committee showed more aympathy for a S1.2 mlllion-per- year but to Increase enforcement peraonnel In the 1tate'1 Oepart- IMftt-of Alcohol Bev•ege Con· trol, famltlar1y known u the ABC. That bill, SB927 by Sen. John Seymour, A-Anaheim, went to the Appropriation• Committee With a narrow but passing margin. operation." took the photographs b)' ~lip~1ng 1ns1de a tank shed as drunken Soviet sold1er1cclebrotcd Ncw Year's Eve, the Times quotcd a Wcstern intelligence source as saying. According to the newspaper, the unidentified source would not name the East German base where the tank was located or the kind of tank· photographed. The source. who the Times said had intimate knowledge of the ac· tiv11ies of the liaison unit to which Nicholson was assi~ed. said the Ru$sian tank was · not their very latest one, but almost." N 1cholson. 3 7, was part of a 14- member military unit based in Potsdam near East Berlin. The Amencan team. like s1m1lar Bnush and French missions, is allowed to monitor Soviet and ~st German military maneuvers and' m1ss1le sues in the former Sov1et-0ecup1ed zone of Germany. .The Soviet U nion has three such teams that work 1n areas in West Germa:iy formerly occupp1ed by American. French and Bnt1sh troops. Some areas are set otT-ltm1ts by Soviet and North Atlantic Trea1y Organization commands. but West· ern diplomatic sources sa) the missions often sneak into those areas. and Soviet liaison teams have been caught scali ng fences a t NA TO bases. the Times reported. The lJ S ~vcrnmcnt says Nicholson was 3 to 500 feet from a restricted area. but in a zone that had been restricted until the previous month. taking photographs through the window of a Soviet tank shed when he was sho1 without warning b) a So\ 1et sentf) o n March :!4 •\ ........... New Cardinala John J . o •connor, Bernard P'. Law. J POPE APPOINTS 28 NEW CARDINALS VATfcAN CITY (AP) -Pope John Paul II named 28 new cardinals today. including a pro-Solidarity prelate from his native Poland, the head of the embattled church 1n Nicaragua and the archbishops of New York and Boston The new cardinals, who rome from 19 countries. will be formally ekvated at a consistory al the Vatican on May 25 John Paul named cardinals from Eth1op1a and Nicaragua for the fi rst 11me and promoted the Ro me-based leader of the Ukra1n1an Catholic Church, Archbishop M} roslav Ivan Lubach1 vsk)'. a lJ S. c1111en. Thc cardinals include -'\rchb1shops John J. O'Connor of New York and Bernard F Law of Boston. A number of maJOr archdioceses trad1t1onally headed b> cardinals had no leadership oftha1 ran~ because of deaths or re11remenis since John Paurs last cons1stof) in I 9M3 The promotions "'Ill bring lhe number of cardinals undt·r the a~e of 80 and therefore t:l 1g1 bit 10 \ 01e tor a new pope to I 20 -tht> lim11 under church rules. I he po pe. making the an- nouncement dunns_ h1~ gl't11!ral au- dience in St. Pe1ers '\qua re . ..aid other churchmen "de..en l'd 10 be incl uded on the list" but tha1 he did not want to go above the lim11 'l(.'l h~ Pope Paul VI. The ponu tT chose lhe .irchh1shop of Wroclaw in h1\ nat1\C Poland. Hen· n k Roman Ciulh1no"' 1u Gorbaoliev assails U.S. on aims talks Soviet Union's new premier also cites need for quick economic ·changes for the better' MOSCOW (AP) -The namina of three new Politburo members with ellpcnasc in economics. technoloa> and law and order JUSt six weeks after Mikhail Gorbachev came to power appears to underscorc the sw1ftneu with w1uc.b he...hopc.1 to catT) out his poltc1cs. In a speel:h to the (ommun11t Party Central Comm111ee·s sprin& meeting, where the appointments were announced Tuesda >, Gorbachev said: .. It 1s 1mponant that the Soviet people fe<"I changes for the better in thc 1mmed1ate fu1ure" He aJso harshl) cnt1c1Led l ' S pohc1es, especially arms control .4. tellt of the speech "'as earned b> the official news agenC) T ass Gorbachev claimed \\ashmgton does not want an> d1~rmament agreements with the So\ 1e1 U nion and sajd 11 demonstrated that b) its conduct at thc Gene' a arms control talks between the l'l-O supcrpo"'er<.. which recessed Tue\da). T he Central ( ommmee thought to number ~bout 320. boosted the ruling Politburo from I 0 to I 3 full members. The new member' are Vikfur "M Chebnko .... a cand1da1t member and head of the KG B·~cre1 poltce force. N1kola1 I. R> 1hko... "'hose back· gro und 1s in c(·onom1c planning. engineenng and hea' > industf). and Yegor K. bt~. head-of 01pn1za· t1onal work for the Central C omm1t- 1ee . The three bring e.\pcncncr to the Polttburo tn arcas that have become central to Gorbache\ 's dnve since he became parJ.~ ~eral ·secrctaf) on \.1arch 11 to 1i'hpro\e ~orker dis- c1phnc and m~ment and leehno- IOJJcal advanees to 1n vtaorate tbe sluu1sh economy and improve livina suindards. . "l mmed1att and entraetic measures are nttded coocemina the entire ranae of problems of manqc.. ment," Gorbachev told Ccnt(a) Com· m1t1ee members ... While conunuina to dcvelop the pnnc1ple pf centraliza· t1on en tackling stratCJJC wk.s, it it essenual to move forward more boldly in extcnd1n& the ri~u of enterpnses and mcrcasing their in<k· pcndence." Gorbachev stressed that the need for social and economic ~ ··includes above all the scientific and technolQSJcal renewal of production and the auamment of the h1&hest "'orld lc"cl oflabor productivity." He said the pany must .. promote women and young promisini workers to positions of respons1b1hl)' more boldly." and promised that a program 10 improve consumer goods and i.erv1ces will be announced. The com mittee set Feb. 25. 1986, forconvcn1ngthe nut pan ycongress. which will adopt a new pany program a nd fi ve-year economic plan. The new program will replace a 1961 document reflecu na N1k1ta Khrushchev's vow to .. bwy" cap1- tahsm by the 1980s A.II three new Politburo members rose in the party power structure dunng the 15-month lcadenh1pofthe late Yun V. Andropov, also a former KG B chief and mentortoGorbacbcv. With the appointments.. tbe aver- agc age of tht' ruhng body drops from O\ er 66 to about 64 7 A Robinson's Sale DINING WITH STYLE SALE ONE MORE WEEK! --+----------------------lrfi>-"1'hr:m-'1Trtt-rr-im~ltttg-of t~-m~n~y, mtmy fmc• collecllons for the well·.ippomted tuble, nou.: .a spect.zcular savmgs. 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Irvine, bp)' Aprll t Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Jose Nungara) Sr .. Costa Mesa. boy April 10 Mr: and Mrs. John Masterson. Costa Mesa. boy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nelson. Costa Mesa, girl Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cardiff. Irvine. girl April 11 Mr and Mrs. Donald Daniels. C O\ta Mesu. girl Mr and Mrs. Lan) Kindell. I lunt· 1ngton Beach. aarl April lt Mr. and Mrs. Denn" 'Stnmbal I.. C ·osta Mesa. boy Mr and Mrs. Vincent Johnson.< '11.,111 Ml·sa. bo) ST. JOSEPH HO PITAL Marcb U Suanne and >\ndrew Karlansk1. I'll'\'· pon Beach. girl March U Sandy and Traq Ll'w1s. Laguna Niguel. girl WESTERN MEDICAL CENTER . April I Mr. and Mrs. Randy m11h . Fountain Valley. g.arl Mr. and M~ Phung Ngu~en Hunt· IEGULAlor CAFFEINE Fiii 1ng1on lknl'h bo) April Z 1\1! and 1\tr!. L.>t•n1 O'Brien. Irvine. 1iirl \Ir and Mr~ C osml' Non:16ll· New· port Bcal·h. 1v.1n'i, boy and girl AprU $ Mr. and Mr\. Thomas Brodersen, If\ 111e. bo) Mr and Mr., Dcnn1<1 Childs. New- port Beach. bo) · Mr. and Mrs Rad Gorham. Newpon Bea<·h. bo~ April 7 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Selby. Hunt- ington Beach,' girl Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell. fountain Valley. bo) April 11 Barbara and Jeremy Miller. Costa 'vksa bo) COKE, TAB or DIET COil • • corn chips 6PACK 12 oz. CANS s CIGAlmES ,., ............... -.100'1, ,. ..... W••NING• lheS..11rnO..al fta • .... ......... that °' ............. .. ::::-.. ,., CAITON OP 10 PKOS. 59 EA. ·~ ICHAIRR BllR or ICHAIFIR . s 12PAOC 12 0?. CANS LIGHT 29 ALL FLAVORS 11 112 oz. EA. .MILLIR HIGH LIFE 12 PACK 12 oz. IOT1US 99 ~ ..... H __ o ...... t_D_o_g ___ s;:m:c~"/"e' 2For Offer good et pertlclpellng ~..-;r:='ii;:::;;=w:=To-=r=:::;=;,.=::r= em/pm mini merket1 -While SupphH LHt 1985 Allantt<:RIChllf'ldCompany For 1oc Hour9end IU9QHted prlCH INIY vary, tH not Included Bu ul llN B oARD Mesa libraries planning book sale this Sattirday The Friends ofthe-('osta Mesa Libraries wall hold their ~cma-annual sa le Saturday 1n the Harbor Shopping Center. 2,300 Harbor Bl,d .. Costa Me Books will range in,Pnce from 25 cents to SS. and maga11nes and recor also will be a\a1lablc. f d Saturda> also as the last date to place a bid o~ spt>caal books ~n the nen silent "Suction These books are on display 1h1s month an tht Mesa Verd L abrary ... 2969 Mesa Verde Dnve Ea t. and the Costa Mesa Library. 1855 Par Ave. Dance concert slated at Lagana High Thi:' Laguna Beach High School ART Company dancers will presc.nt "Expressions of ART." a dance concert filled w11h movement and mu~ac. fhursday. Frida) and Saturda} at thl' .\rt1sts Theater on the Laguna High cam~u~~ sho". choreographed b) the, ~tude~ts. will be staged at 8 p.m. Call thl' school at 497. 77 43 for addat_ional 1nlormat1on . .. Semlnar on love at Orange Coast The 1ngred1cnts ofa pos111vc lo'e rela11onsh1p "111 be d1scu!>sed Frida) at a two-hour seminar at Orange Coast College an Costa Mesa. , • Dr. Mona Coates. a professor of human sexuaht) and !locaology at OCC . will lead the program, !>Cheduled for 7.30 p.m. 1n Room 11 9 of the Fane Am Ru tiding. Tickl't'i arc $1 O and further 1 nformat1on 1s a vallable at 432-5880. Con;iputer club to meet at college The IBM PC UscrsClubv.111 meet a1urda} mornang1n Room 114ofthl' Technolog) Building of Orange Coast Collcgcln Co~ta Mesa. The computer group con,enn on the last Saturda) of each month. Call 645-9828 for more 1nforma11on. Dance magazlne edltor speaks at UCI Wilham Como. ed11or 1n chief of Dance Magazine. wnJ. lci;1urc on '"Careers in Dance and the New York Scene" Fnda) at noon an f{m)m 128 ot the Dance Studio at U\ Irvine. Seven U\I dance dcpanment'i will presenl c~penmental work\ and panicipatc an seminar~ and workshops on dance. Adm1s~1on 10 t~e lecture 1s free and information 1s a-.atlable at the university dance office. 8)6· 7284. Eicarslon to art museums planned The In me Fine Ans Center will conduct an e"<cursaon Saturda) to art cllhibnions in La Jolla and San Diego's Balboa Park. The buses will leave from thl' Fine Ans Center a1 9 10 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m. The cost as $25 and fun her information ma) hi: 001ainc.>d b) calling thl' center at 552-1078. UCI offers job-seeklng workshop .\ four-hour ~orkshop aimed at strengthening personal JOO search skill!> will be offered Saturda} morning 1n Room 220 of the Social 'ic1l·nce To~er at UC Irvine. Topics to be cover~d include getting organized. dealing \\Ith worne~ and fea rs. letters ofintgroducuon. the application and rcsuml'. and preparing lor an interview. The fee is $25 and information 1s availabk at 856-7128 Alcohollcs' chlldren lnvlted to seminar I .\ seminar for adult children of alc6nolics will be orTCreosaturda} b} Coastline (°ommun1ty College at the Mc!>a Yerde Learning Center. 2990 Mc a Verde Drive East. Costa Mesa . .\lcoholtsm counselor Rack Po11cr will conduct the sc\\1on from 9 a.m. w 4 p.m. The rcg1strat1on fee 1s $25. and add111onal 1nforma11on ma) be obtained b) calling 241-6186 Huntlngton Gardens tour announced .\n exrurs1on to the Huntington L1brar)' Gardens an San Manno "'111 be conducted Saturda) b) the Irvine Famil~ Services Program. The tour will lca'c from the Hcntagc Park Youth Center. 4601 Walnut A vc .. at noon and return at 5 p.m. l he cost is $6. and further information 1~ a\ a1lable at 660-3814. Orange County's easy listening radio station KDCM 1D!l.1 FMSTERED Ladic"' & Men's Sel ert~d Watches From S'l?.50 In Stork CHOO~t: FROM OVER 70 DI FFERE~T . T'\ 1.t:. ~ • ~<'iko • Croton • l.on1tl11r11 111\ (,olft • (,rurvr • Croton • ( .nn1·or1I _____ _,.1rom thr Vrn· Gifted )rk-e/er------ l 11r• rhur• (1:30-:;::UI t rl tll 7 IHI "111 Ill ·, fl(I 2 '3M Rorkrlf'ld lllvd .. •:t Toro In thr !'la" On/Ro ~ho inJ ( c-n lt r 830-5130 i:=---------------------~~~~~--~~~~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ··What do you p_lan on doing with thi s year s lRS r efuna chec~. if an y?" · Betty Keefe Corona del Mar Housewife "I'm no1 ge111ng one. that I ~now of Bui. 1f I get one. I'd probabl~ put 11 into 1he bank." Wendy Parret-, Irvine Sales "M~ hu.,hand and I arc bu)· ing a house. so it's going toward o ur do" n pa~ ment io\nd 11's late. The said. the' haven't even proccs.,cd 11 y<.'I. ··· Richard Keramldas Costa Mesa Sales "rm framing II. because l°m gelling a refund check for 1he firs111me in 1hrce years. lt'sonl) $1 34. but. I'm excited that I didn't have to pa~ ... Pe11le Collla1 Newport Beacll Retired latertor detlper "I don't think I'm going 10 get one. If I do -I'd travel someplace like Port Townsend in Washington." Lenny Reidling Costa Mesa Assistant manager ·-rm going to take a tnp down to San M iguel jn Mexico. I'll al~o pay off some bills . .-\nd 1f there 1s anythtn~ left over -I'll buy a villa tn Rio." Leslie Furma n Costa Mesa Nurse .. .\cluall). we are getting somv mone~ back. We) ·11 prob- abl) be investing 11 in a new home and a new baby that's coming soon." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Patrick Allen Newport Beach · .• ~ales "Fi~ m) car. M) MG'sstartcr 1s out. so I'll probabl) get 11 fix ed If there 1s anything lcf1 O\.<.'r. 1'111rea1 myself to lunch at 1hc Golden Arches." KevlD Mltcbell Newport Beacb Assistant m&n&Jer 'Tm not going to. get one. I had to pa) mone) But. 1f I was getting ?.ne I'd in"est 11 1n hog futures. A fantastic opportunity to buy quality fine furniture . accessories and oriental design rugs at AMAZING AUCTION PRICES! All name brands like Henredon Drexel Hcntage lt.~nrury Thomasville, Marge Car,on and many more Come 1oin the fun and find the bargains you ve been waiting tor1 SATURDAY-APRIL 27th at 12noon All '-die.., are final VISA ~sterCard and perc-,onal checks accepted• ''I. •min.JI ,hJ~ lor deli~ I 1n.1nc.rnt( ,r.J1l.1ltlt "With minimum dt'fX>'>ll and 1.tNtl clPflf•""dl \Ill Tl< 1\f l ~ IC'lf TAf)t.0<..K-A07N Phnnt• 21l•Q41 MO] • FIN[ rultNITUR£ INTrltlOfl DC.,IGlll '• Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Wedneeday, Aptil 2', 1985 Over SO w1neri will be l'C'J>- rntnted at 1 wine wuns party May 5 to benefit the Criooled Children's Society ofSouthem-Califon\ia. "Expo Du Vin .. will be bekS at t~ Joint Marion Hotel from 2 to S p.m. Each atten• will rccdve a prosr:am as well as eompHmcntary wtne aJaM with the Eitpo Du Vin Joeo on it. -Cheese. bread and hor d 'oeuvres wiU belerved. The wine Wtin& IS sponsored by the Newport Harbor Jaycees and KWIZ AM/FM Radio. Cochairmcn arc Tom Henry. vice president orthc liquor div11ion of Ralphs GTOOC'f)' Co.; and Dean Bergtr. vice president of sales and marlcetina for Milano Wine ry. Cost 1sS25and re~rvationsmay be made by callina 760-1604 on Monday throuah Friday. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Vista Center graduate John Truher. rt.iht. a member of the board of dlrecton of the Crippled Children'• Society, dlcuuea plan• for an upcoming wine tutln& party to benefit the aoclety with Tom Henry, left. vice prealdent, liquor dlmlon, of Jtalp.laa Grocery Co.: Dean Ber1er. nee pr•ldent of aalee and market- ln& lor Milano Winery; and-Jay Hollowell. reataurant aala manacer for Bronco Sala Co. Youswf Yassin of Newpon Beach was among the 550 ara<tuate and undergraduate students recent!) granted deg.recs during ceremonies held at National Universit) 's Vista Education Center. Yasstn received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. State Lt. Gov. Leo McCarth) dell' ered the commencement ad- dress. Andre Champagne Dry White or or Cold Duck Stroh's Light 750ml 183 12Pack 12 c.z Prtmler Crv Pino! Clfmfonn1y Only t.l\.·~·(: .• ·1;: ,;: . 593 ~1 •1. ju .... l tu- ""~uP£RNARKFT PtU(f 9 M ~-0: .... CaMfMI Saurifno11 Of Wllitf Zlnfanct.f '"',4\ .,1 Your Cholu 2 § 500 ,. Cragmont Soda and Mixers 79(; A. I 89 VA.LUE! Coke or Diet Coke t2 Peck · t2 01. Cent 299 Store Hours: N R Boni~~ -.II Pwot I -:; I 9ss v.o . [,,., 1098 -«1 Pmnl Canadian Hill 4s2 .... ~,,~ n•l Wll'I 749 1.: ,, l'.1 • I • "R I\."•• 299 Carta Blanca '\ R H• "'"' 349 llPd.o I.! 1 '\ fi H "" 3 59 b Pack 11 I '\; R H , .•• 4 OS Fetzer Gewurztram lner. J o hannlsberg Rlesllng or C henln Blanc -~I 'l1 Your C hoice 58 Monday·Thursday lOam ·lpm. Friday 10am·9pm Saturday 9am·9pm and Sunday tOa m-7pm Popov 1:5 Liter Almaden Vodka Cahf Riesling Vint:die Chl?mn Blanc Frenc 695 C()lombard and Vintage Zinfandel Gordon's 998 "' p, ' R ... i.! t ''"" v f·· ' -o1 ml The British Grenadier 6 35 Scoresby Imp• 1n1-d <14 f'• ,, ,1 .,. 'it' Pr1• ,, 1 •r, It Ta nqueray 9s6 Dun II vet 4-1 p, ,, ... " I,,.. Bom bay 1798 "t> "'''"'' I -,, • ·\ Dewar's It S< n tch ' ' ~h J'ro .. t :' :,o ml 8 !~-" • PRIC£ 10 91 "·1 • .. h "°'iif""t'" '' 2 ~ 700 .. 49s Paul Cheneau 399 • H •f• .... ~ ... Segheslo 364 De Rosi 3 99 •\, .., , ..... ,, Vin c e Ill 349 Christian Brothers 4 49 r ' ' ( ~ Cook "s 299 Fetzer 311 I • r_, .. ' Pr\ u - 9 ?""~" l'ttfC( 11 " A 4 ~VALUE EA I Liquor Barn Get whatever you want. For less. \t'e u:;11 M1>t•I (}r H,•,; ( 'fll C11rn•11t I ocallt \d,·1•rt1 .. 1·.I ;»,;, t»' 1726 Superior Ave .. Cost• Mest ·Phone: 645·1608 25876 Mulrtands, Mission Viejo · Phone: 144· 1437 10932 Westminster. Garden Grove · Phottt: 638-4145 263 South Euclid Avenue, Anaheim· "91M: 991·6192 14417 Culver Onve, lrvtne ·Phone: 551·2757 5858 Warner Ave .. Huntington Beach · Phont (714) 140·4646 a •·. Clclsses Saturday atOCC Personal relauonsh1ps, computer operauon and holistic health are amona the topics of aJl-<iay courses to be offered Saturday at Oransc Coast Collqc in Costa Mesa. A workshop entitled "Workina EfTecuvely With People" 1s planned from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 111 of the Counseling and Admissions Building. Public relations worker Phil Miller conducts the session and the admission fee 1s $20. • An "Apple Day." designed to -acquaint beginners and advanced 1nd1vt.<1uals with personal and busi- ness applications of Apple micro- •computers. will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Science Hall. Tickets are S5. · Soc1olo~y instructor Shirley , Lampert will hold a workshop called "Lookint Inward" in Room 113 of 1 the Counseling and Adm1ss1ons •Building. The session. focusing on Journal writing as a tool m personal •and professional development. will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.?n. and •participants should bnng a loose leaf notebook. A workshop in hohsuc health. scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .. will be held in Room IOI of the Social ,Science Building. Program coord1· •nator Dr. Carl Held will demonstrate health concepts in the class. wh ich ~carries a S3S entry fee. $9Q. For just *amon ... Medieval melee Knlthta ln armor do battle darlDC the Wyqooee Medieval Faire laat weekend at UC lntne. At ~ht, llaJd Maren Cadwell adjuata Don Bueti • armor. Seasonal changes planned June 16 on OCTD bus routes The Orange County Transit Dis- trict has announced it wall mak1: !>casonal adjustments an its sen 1~c •Route 65 Improved trequency of service along the portion of the route servi ng the Balboa Peni nsula. s<:hedule beginning June 16. Among the ch11ngcs arc: Emergency bannen •Route I (Long Beach-San Clemente along Pacific Coast H 1gh- wa y ). Reroute serv1n: from Proceed~ from sales will go to co mmunity serv ice projects. For funher information, call Hall or the Sand Dollars at 536-8888. The banners also are available at the chamber office an the ScaclifT Shop- ping Center. 2313 Main St .. Suite 32. Student council I ~tudcbaker to Pacific Coast H1ghwa ) between Westminster and Seventh You Can Me s1r;~~~t~on~:Caf~~~~~~~~1sn~~~~ Beach '1a Beach Boulevard). Extend . Saturday short traps to Pacific ( oast H1ghwa> and Lake '1a Beach Boulevard. •Route 45 (Orangc•Newpon via Fai r\'tew). Reroute ser"1cc an the Costa Mesa 1ndustnal area an response to req uest from Costa Mesa ' .Police emergency banners arc now being sold by members of the Women's D1 v1s1on of the Huntington Beach Chamber of( ommem : (Sind Dollars.) The flourescent red banners that read. PLEASE CALL POLICE. are designed to be placed an rear car windows when women and elderly drivers experience mechanical dif· ficulty on the highway. The idea is that women can stay inside their locked cars and other motorists will see the banner and call police. according to Chairperson Ahce Hall. Women have been r;l.ROO. beaten and kidnapped while goinffor help when their cars broke down. according to Hall .. Two Hunungton. Beach residents ha ve been elected president and vi&e president of Golden West College's student council. Both. Da ve Simpson. 18. presi- dent, and Carolyn Kiefer. 24. vice president. arc members of the cam- pus chapter of Alpha Gamma Sigma. a national honor society. At Commercial C redit Thrift, Inc., we make it easy to get the money you need. With payments you can afford. No Pmonel io.ns to fit • penoo 's budFt matter what MONTHLY you need the AMOl'NT TERM PAYMENT money for. 1zsoo l6 month s 92.21· We'll 0 ,000 411 mootb I 90.44• personal loan you can live with. And get the things you want today. Without gening a loan ~ou'll regret tomorrow. Commercial Credit. We have as many financial solutions as there are financial needs. City Council. ~-•Route 55 <El Modena-Costa 1 r-----•asAvE TH•s ADI••·---, There were no candidates for the other pos111ons on the student coun cil except for public information officer. which Ke\ in Boudreau. 11. won unopposed. The remaining two coun- cil positions wall be filled b) appoint· mcn\S from apphcauons submitted before Apnl 26. I · LOW COST DOI I CIT I ~=~~,,~~,~.=~e!'.! Cal I VACCINATIONS I State Fullerton student Evelyn Farm- • by VETERNINARV OUTREACH I er has been named the outstanding student volunteer by the Orange R bl $3 95 Count} Communal}-Services ..\gen- 1 Flea Produtts Available D~L~~.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ss:oo I cy.Famcr "'as selected becasuc of the ftln1rl,.,.ljllll~..__--t+I .-. • • _ _a1LUt0--~~,......~N---a.J-..+""""'TOn and genuine co11cc1 11 she I P I D T SA ()() I has for the clients she work s with." w,ooo 48 month mo w even take $1._000 ~48~-=~thc__-f.!..a......"-+--'1:rnt111"-1tnl'ttt-- Othcr amounr' and eums Ibo available c.au for <kwls cation over the phone. And, usually, give you an answer in just 24 hours. So call Commercial Credit about a • 19 47 Annual Percentage Rate • Proudly .Announces Their Newest Location et · · ag ... explained Ruby Maldonado. CSA I • • • • I volu nteer services coordinator. As a special friend volunteer. Farmer works under the direcuon of a social worker in the Public Guard· COSTA •SA • .. ~•y aaal 21 ian's division . .JUnU" ' ,.." I She was honored at a "Celebratton 9:00 A .. M. • 11:30 A.llt of Volunteers" dinner and awards I HARIO SHOPPtNG coma. ZlOO HABOa •VD. I banquet Apnl 11 sroNS<mD BY Tl( lwtlOa CTI. llllCIWITS WOCMTm • • • • -Dots on leashes • Cats In carriln• PoUce auctlon C.:..----------==----....;..;:. ____ ,......:...::..:..:....::.:.~:..:..:.:::..=:::..:!i!!S..:~~!UIR.!IR. IUFFELL'S UPHOLSTEIY, lllC. For lht Rtst ol Your Lile 1922 HARBOR Bl VO . COST A MCSA-5•8· 1156 The Newport Beach Police Depart· ment will hold an auction of un- ~laimed property at 9a.m. Apnl 27. at its headquarters. 870 Santa Barbara Drive in Newport Beach. Purchase must be made on an as-as basis, with no guarantee of ph) s1cal (Pleue He NEWS/ A9) ANNOUNCING: > .. -. CRUISE The Surf and Sand Hotel FRIDAY, APRIL 26 in Datebook Shopping7.·Viffifgc 1465 South Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach (714) 494-3432 For the Finest in Ladies' Apparel Sportswear thru Evening l ido Village 34 15 Via Oporto Newport Bea ch , (7 14 ) 67 5-3261 Open D~ily 9:30 -5:30 V1s1t our o th er boutiques at: Balboa Bay Club Members Only (714 ) 645 -4703 \ lhe first or many travel features to come watch for us the Dally Pllo_ .. v.ws Nl\'l\ES provided JU\'1ce.J.b lht youtb a& the 1,1_DA8 V 'I "" ••• h1&h KhooLand 1n the community. •-l='oreach honoree. the PTA makes a condition of items sold. donation to a pecial a.ccount which Payments mutt be made in cash or -provides funds for loans and scholar· loal chccts immed11tely ancra bld 1s ships for needy students funhcnna accepted and all purchaSts mu" be . their education in teaching or a removed at the conclusion of aucrion related field. More than 200 items will ~ Thi'i year's rcc1p1ents were Manlyn auctioned. including btCYcles. surf. Read. current PT A first vice preM- boards, stereo and spons equipment dent; John McGinnis. Harbor High cameras, watches. Jewelry and librarian, and Paul Hen1sey and furniture. LaVonnc Campbell of the Newpon PTA award• Beach Polic.c Department. The Newpon Harbor High School Alter .clJooJ care PTA recently presented Its Honorary The N~wport-Costa Mesa YMCA Service Awards to those who_ h~vc is expandinR its East Ncwpon Beach Wife wants to be treated as ... well as hubby's secretciry Dear Ann Landers: I am an upper- m1ddle-class woman who 1s ra1s1ng four good children (Fingers crossed.) It never occurred to me to work outside the home. My husband frequently says he's glad I am paying attention to the kids instead oftl) 1ng toju&&lc a career with mothering. So am Cf don't know how they do It' Our marriage 1s better than most - _ at least it was until last year when he hired a new secretary. I honestly don't think he's fooling around but he talks about her a great deal..("She's fabulous. fantastic, terrific, brilliant.") It's beginnin$ tO get to me. A few years ago you pnnted a letter from a wife who was irritatedabout Secretaries Day. I wish I had Saved 11. Will you please run 1t aga1n?- GREEN IN TEXAS DEAR GREEN: Here It ls. Alld on Secretaries Day. Dear Ann Landers: Sorry I'm a little late with this letter but 1t took me a week to cool down enough to write 1t. I'm still boil inf! I am the wife o an executive who thinks h 1s secretary 1s the greatest thing since sliced bread. Foronesohd month my husband talked about nothing else but what he was going to do about Secretaries Week. Would it be enough ifhesent hera Al• l.uDEIS . dozen red roses and took her to the nicest restaurant in town for dinner? Maybe he should send her· some candy. too. I remained silent. Should he buy her a gift? I almost bit my tongueofTtokeep from telling him what I REALLY thought. When will they have Wives Week? She is the one who deserves to be honored for her services and dedi- ca ti on. When I have something on my mind (like trouble with the kids) my husband is never available. All I get from him is. "Please don't bother me with that stuff now I've had a vel) tough day at the office. What I need 1s a little peace and quiet." Strange how this same gu) always seems to have time for his secretary when she needs someone to talk to. Just last week he called to say he wouldn't be home for supper. His secretary had some personal prob- lems wuh her family and nobody to AHEAD talk to. He couldn't say no. Aficrall. she is his "nght arm." Who does he think he 1s kidding? I was a secretary before I was mamcd and I wouldn't tiave dreamed of discussing my family troubles with my boss. Also. there were no dinners out -and no Secretaries Weck either. I am not asking for advice. I just needed to unload, Ann. If you pnnt mx letterit is sure to hit at least a . million bull's-eyes around the coun- try and maybe get a useful dialogue going. Thanks for being there. - ONLY THr BOSS'S WIFE IN CAIRO, ILL. DEAR WIFE: No commea&. Jaa& tbaak• for a letter tllat will u.a- doubteclly be widely dlseu11ecl ID tile llomes toel1bt aad ID &lie offices &omorrow mornJaa. • 'I • Dear Ann Landers: Our next--Ooor neighbors still have theirChnstmas decorauons up. They hght up the remdecrsand the whole bit evel) night. We arc embarrassed when guests come to v1s1t us. What can we do about 1t?-NO LAUGHING MATTER DEAR N.L.M: Legally, aotblD&. Tiiey are break1n1 no law. Try offertn1 &o llelp. ll might work. You don't have to go out of your way for an auto loan. '-- Why look all over town for the right auto loan. when you co uld just stop into a nearby office of Great American First Savings Bank? 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The tragic ~eath of a 9-year-old spectator during power boat races at Lake Irvine Sunday raises a serious doubt about th¢ safety precautions at these sporting events. Little Brand)' Branchflower was killed when one of the high-powered drag racers went o ut of control, skidded off the lake's surface like a flat stone and tore into a picnic area. People were scattering like fallen leaves in a high wind as the boat approached. But, either because· she didn't see the deadly boat on its approach or because she was too young or too confused to understand what it meant, the child did not escape. U nderstandably. her death has sparked a public outcry. County Supervisor Bruce Nestande -in whose district the lake lies -has called for an in.vestigation of power boat racing at Lake Irvine. He cited an unconfirmed repon that the boats travel in a direction opposite what is allowed by the facility's recreational use permit and the all-too-well-confirmed facts theii two other people have died in power boat races there since 1983. But those prior fatalities -one in 1983 and o ne in 1984-were drag boat racers, not spectators. T hese were people who challenge death quite consciously every time they strap themselves into their torpedo-like vessels. They don't seek death. but they compete against it as surcly;ls they corrtpete against the stopwatch and each other. Such daredevils seek danger; they don't want to be shielded from it. But spectators like Brandy Branchflower are another story. When people take their families to approved public events, they have a right to expect a reasonable level o f safety. And the sponsors of those events have a responsibility to provide it. The investigators who look at the conditions at Irvine Lake must detennine if it is possible to protect spectators during drag boat races. If it 1s, safety precautionnhat exceed anything in effect at the lake today should be mandated. If it is impossibJe, such races should be prohibited at Irvine Lake. But the investigators. if they are to be fair. must keep two things in mind: the clear difference between the spectator and the panicipant and the observation by a veteran drag boater that Su nday's tragedy will only increase the crowds at the next racing event. ,, ··'How much easier It I tor · onc/Je oneself with coun.~rles one llBS ·· · defeated. than with countries that havedefea~ us. ~LeA~r< Of rHe weSTeRN WORLD, I PR~SVMe ._ .. I /~;f/~_1 111 I~ '!,.1 1~1'"'' • ynd1Ca ta, lt85 / ,--f A boa may not be cuddly, butit'llknow how to hug .. Plus they're quiet ---pets and not much ---trouble to care for Edilor 's note: Wbea this column was firsl publi1bed April 9, !¥e accideala/ly omitted lbe last seven par11gr11pb1. Sorry, Ana. The snake has been maligned since Eve blamed him for her goof· up in the Garden of Eden. (I alwa ys thought she could have come up with a better cxcu!le. Even God didn't buy it: he che wed out the serpent. but let him !>ta) in the Garden and ran Adam and Eve out.) • When both spouses work. a snake 1s the ideal pet. Dogs can bernme neurot1l 1f left alone too long. (at~ mis'> )OU too: the) JUSI don·1 want 10 admit 11. E"en birds get loncl). and tropical fish are too much trouble. Nanq and Norm. friends of mine in Laguna. have had a boa constnc- tor. named B.C.. for 15 years. (If )OU ar<.' going to get a snakt"-go for it and get a h1g one) We discussed the ANN WEu.s Snake~ can't be taught to do tricks. The} won't s11 up, shake hands or roll over and play dead. You have 10 choose between a·boa constrictor and a baby. The two arc not a good combination. The advantages are many. You nl'vcr have to look for him. A snakf eight to twelve feet long, and ten to twe)\ e inches in ci rcf,mfercnce. is not going to curl up in ur shoe or tuck awa>-in some small pot. Snakes don't hav to be hauled 10 the 'et for shots They don't need groomin~ nea collars or lice nses. The} don t have to be walked daily. You·re spared the trauma of losing a pet ever) few years since boas ltvc 25 to 30 )Cars. rats tor ~-< . and one ra t a ~eei.. " sufficient. B.C usual!\ doe-.n't l'at from November 10 March. It"s trut: that dunng this fasting period the rat population can incrca~ rap1dl). but )'OU can alwa> s donate the surplus to the reptile house at the 100 If )OU have a boa constrictor for a pet. you won't be inundated with houseguests. This pct 1s quiet. the neighbor'> won't complain abo4t the no1st.'. or the mess made 1n their vards. He docs. that in his own abodt• ·_and 11 isn't even a mess. He j ust excretes a small, d'l'y ball of fur ( wJth maybe a few teeth in it) after his food digests and that'!ill until the next meal. You~n 't have to vacu um hair ofT the rug. furniture or your clothe~. Snakes do shed -a beautiful. translucent ~kin which )OU s1mpl) pick up and g1' e to a \nake-lov1ng fnend. Snakes arc not '.>l1m' to thl' touch. the} can't be. the> don·t haH~ sweat glands. And the> don"t m·ed de· odorants. If you have a fem ale spenmen. as B.C. 1s. when she comes in seao;on th<'re won't be hordes of other boas howling at your door. WILLIAM BUCKLEY column.lat JACK AIDEISOI and DALE VA N A TT A OSHA exec has broad power W~iver allows him to act upon firms in which he has stock W\~lllNCiJON· -Seven da>' bt:lnrl' Labor ~ccretary Ray mond OcJno' an "a' indicted on grand larceny charges last fall. he granted an unu,ual waiver to the man he had .1ppointcd two months earher to head thl' Ckl'upa11onal Safet) and Health .\tlm 1n1stra11on. Thi-; que'ittOnahle wa1"er allow'> the new OSH .\ chief. Robert Ko" land. to take part 1n agcnq dcc1<.1ons that affect corporauon~ m "h1lh he ha\ substantial 1n'e"t· ments. Rlrn land 1s a Tnas law) er and Reagan d1sc1pk "'ho o" ns stock m a number of chemical. energ~ anti pharmaceut1ral companies: all of them ha\l' a .s1gn1fican1 financial <;take in OSHA nlhn$S ?Jes1gncd to protl'CI "orker'> from industrial ha1· ard!I. · Ko" land ha<; placed most of his holdings in what 1s known as a qualified hltnd trust. It allows him w know which stocks he s11ll reta1nc; ownership of, but not which new stock<> h1'i trustee~ dec1dl' to hu) for him .. Rowland declined to discus!> hi\ holdings w 1th our associate Donttld ( ioldberg. hut an aide said that '' ht•n he wa' chairman of OSHA ·s rl·v1c~ comm1ss1on from 1981 llll la'>t Jul\. he rl·rnsed h1m!>elf from matter., in' o)\ ing com panic~ in "hll"h hr O\.\ ncd <,tocJ.. Dono' an·., memo of Sept. 26 19!!4. rcl 1e' cs Ro" land of am neces'i· "'to recuse himself no\\. tha·t he 1<; 1n more direct control of agent") de- CISIOn\ that rnuld affect his 1n' C'\t· ml'nts ad,antages and disadvantages. Reade, ... "'e''" ts hi·s ~ee1'3n dS The d1sad,an1agcs arc few. He has .& r' .&.& . .I• .I. ef1 noearssohcwon·tcomewhencalled. When )Ou come home at night. c\h<Justed. a boa <.·onstnctor won't JUm p up in your lap to be scratched hch1nd his nonexistent cars You can go on extended vacations a~a'le te pt:Jt tum in e kenncl or get a snake sitter. Just give him a bigger meal than usual and forget about him. Snakes are not fus<t} about what they eat -a<; long as it's aliH~ when you give it to them. Still not sold on the idea? Think about this. When you're g01n$ out at night. bring the boa into th e m1ddk oL the living room, open the draperies wide. and leave the light on. DonO\ an "rote: .. , am hereh) granuni )OU this wa1;er .. to engagl' S-..::....--=--::=:---=-:-::::;;:-::::::--:::=---::.:::;::-::~=-:;;::-=::-.--::;;;;;-:~:;;::;;;~~~=----=~;;;;:---.1::ie.'~-k.~ie-homQ ~om the on een-a ers sen ence v1brat1ons.buthewon·1wagevenone thq may afTect interests spec1 ficall) named in your financial disclosure rerort .. the se tting of poliq (in clud- ing enforcement policy). the making of legislative recommendations and other lcgislau ve matters. rule-mak- ing;-·safet) and health standards and adm1n1stra11vc matters:· To the Editor: I JUS1 fina,hed reading the ani<:le of March 27 re: "Street raet.·rs convic- tion -too light? .. concerning the death of Mrs Chang, k i llcd when her car was rammed by two car'i dnvcn by two teen-age boys. The an1clc infuriated me. prompt· ing mc to write m)' first .. letter 10 the editor." I remember when I fir..,t read about this tragcd~: I "'a" horn tied that '"'o teen-agers .sausf)'ing a moment's tr· responsible urge denied .a hust'>Jnd and fi ve children the (o,e of a w11C and mother. I kno" I did not sec the accident and I cannot assuml' the kid'> were street racing, but ll 1<. undeniable that their two care, h11 Mrc, (hang·, car. which rc!>ultcd 1n her death I was also l'Xtremel ~ d1<.appo1n1cd "'hen I saw the 60-da' '>l'nteme <ind I wondered wh~ 11 wa'> \0 light -I made man) bitter conC"lu'i1on'. rnoc;t ., ·of them probably wrong. hut I did feel a 60-day sentence did not serve JUSll CC. l.M. Bovo --= -- But now to read that Mr 1 homas. father of one of the boys, 1s suing the Huntington Beach police fo r ma · ltcious pro!.ecut1on. and fee ls even one day in Jail 1s too much. has horrified me. His statement that .. the> are at least partially respon· s1blc" made me sick. And I believe 11 1s an au11ude like this. b~ man) parent.s today. that has encouraged kids to not face up to the rcspons1 · b1lll\ for their actions. I cannot belte\e this man ha' not fallen down on hie, knees to than!.. Judge Cardenas for '>UCh a hgh t sentence -and 1s reall~ pushing the issue to absurd1t~ b~ suing the poltcc. I wish. as does Judge ( ardena<,. that "Mr. Thomas could read some ofthl' mail (he) has been ge111ng about h1 <, kid:· and I add to that I hope Mr. Thomas reads th1~ letter and reah1e\ that there are man) people out there who feel as strong)~ a .. I do about this case. CHRIS KENNEDY Laguna Beach '.Oldest profession? :Not what you. thin1f • Chron1dl'r' nl ""'"ric::i_I ligu1l'' C) ~h~ do'·''~ ml·n alwa)s~lutc ~ave h<.tcd.~he 0<.tupa11on ol •\dam a\ the quarterdcd; "hen th<') step prdener aboard a fighting \h1p"' You ,l. reJd th.11 l·gg huH'r\ Rmton A. In pagan time'> the quarterdeck .want the hro\.l.n-,hrllnl '.inCt) while area was "hen· the hol} man con- Chicago hu\l'r'i ltkl' thl' '-'h11e-<.hclled ducted ceremonies to the gods. Later. cgp. I ht\ dtlkn·nl l' in color II was where tht' colors n('w A long prcferl'n<.:e turn<. up too 1n link tracl111on thal one sausae,c<. \.l.ICnl'r' hotdog' Jn the Carolinas. orange l .i\lll(I.\ \1•11 hc\t. In Kansas and Cieorg1J rc·d C:\\1ngs In Milwaukrc. ca.-.1ng<, ....,11hn111 .rn~ color at all Trying too hard l an ho1d1 11 un Jll right. Experimenter\ put hunu) rat\ in a tricky ma1e at thl· rnd ol "h1ch was food Tho\e that hadn"t eaten rn 12 hour.-. \olved the route 1n ahnut "' tries. Mo'>I oftho\e that hadn"1 catt•n 1n 36 hour'> n~l'.'d ~O trtl·' hut ".lnml' ol thr rcalh hungn onl·' lln,111\ ''"' ..at <lo\\o-n .ind wi:ung the11 pa"' ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ' .. ,..,.. 't i;. ~ .. •"' 1 it "4r I 1 t\fll •Af"\.e A """""' ,,, 11t ,._ • A t I r •• ''4.._• • • -.?• C) (an the '>ouch \mem·an \loth wag 11~ tail and w1ggk 11'> enro;'1 A.. ~o \<HJ'vr hccn n·ading up on 11 No tail. no l'3f'i .. A "ornan who dm·1,n'1 1..nuw ho" w tl1rt 1\ ltkr a ro\<' without a scent ·· That too I\ 1n our l.o"e and War man'<. fil1· folder wa111ng for a lahel l. M Boy d i ndll'alrd ~olumnH1 . H. L. Schw1rt1 Ill Frank Zlnl ''"' , , "r • Tom Till ' I Cra~ Sheff • foot of his generous tail when \OU come 1n . Snakes have no eyelids, so he does have a sinister appearance and i1·., hard to tell when he 1s awake or asleep Nanc\ and Norm ra1'>e their own Can yo u think of a cheaper. more efTective security Sy'item'! Columai1t Ana W~lls /Ives Ja Lagana Niguel. We recali those we aided, forget who we abandoned The waiver docs ,not ~ppl) to <.pecific 0 HA. actions in which thl' compan1e., arc a direct pan) 1n contention •\n·ordmg to Rowland'<, finanual d1sdosure \tatemcnt. he o" ned stock 111 the following companies that ha'e an actual or potential mterest 1n dcn\lons made b) his agenc) - dcc1s1onc; "htl h Rowland 1s expltc11I~ allO\.l.Cd to make b\ Dono,an ·~ wa1"cr memorandum·· Reconciliation easy a fter WWII victor y. but not after our defeat in Vietnam War The ha,.,lc over the 1tinerar) of Mr for Tojo . .\nd 'iO \\o-C became lncnd<> Reagan when he Journeys to Europt' w11h people we struggled ~o hard to invites renect1on on anniversaries kil l. IJl a war that brought death to 55 and what the) reveal. million people. Tl·n \car\ after V-E Da v. we had But l(J ~car~ after thl' Vie tnam 1u<.t lim.,hcd telling the So' ;cl l Inion W,ir. Wl' do not rccognlll' the govcrn- our "art1mt• all y. that we d1dn·1 g1vl.' a ment of V1l•tnam. Anti our own damn wha t they thought about 11. "L' !W"l'rnml·nt ha' not l·hangcd: The) "l'fl" going to rondudc·a peace treat' arc 'till Jkpuhl1can,. :inti Democrats "'''h Vv l·\t Ci<.'rmany (our waniml' run ( ·ongre\\. nut c11mmun1c;ts nr enem~ 1. "h1ch ""e proceeded 10 do Mao1\I'> , ~l· had hcen 1n11mate f'rwnds nl No nnc un the lllth annaver-.ar\ of ·\dt•n:.1ul·r the leader of West Ger· the fall of \outh Vietnam. 1<; <,uggc\1- man}. frum \lrtuall} the hcginning ingthat~eha,can}th1ng1nrnmmon We "rote \omt• 'Iliff la~\ -no "lththqx•oplc "hornnquercdSouth (1l•rman\""ouldhcalln"cdtopuhll\h Vietnam. Laoc, and ( ambodia - and c:ircularc Na11 propaganda \\ c and. inc1d{'ntall\. the lln1tcd States. hanged a few criminals (and were a 'lorwerc wc "'rcine 1n prcd1u1ng" hat little unhapp~ about doing so. ~ince ""ould hapJX•n 1f thr North Viet- thcre ""ere JUrt\t' ~ho "11d we \\<ere naml''>I.' took o"er the ~outh l'eter violating our own l·on\tllutional B{'rgcr. the \Ol 1olog1\t and guarantl'l'' agatn'it C\ J'lO~I facto ph1Jo<;ophl·r. ha' \a1d re\onantl~ that JU'>tlll·J ' dmonl' "ho can·1 tell th1• d1fT<·n.·nC'c \t thl· ntlwr \•nd of the "orld "'l' heiween Jt1thor11anan1\m and also did a '>P<>I ol hanging. but then 1otahtanan1~m uiuld not tell the propped up the same emperor undl•r d11Tcrenre bet"'l'l'll ')a1go n and Ho whoo;e di\ inc hcncd1c t1on the Chi Minh C1t\ Japane'>c homht.·d Pearl Harhor and Rut the 1ntro,rcct1on to which w(.' launfhed their ravenou'i war again'it hn\c been g1,cn. on th1'\ 10th an· Manchurn.1 , China, the Ph1ltpp1nc' n1\cr<>al) of our defeat 1n Si>uthcast and "ioutheast Asia. But a few year., of •\\ta, devote'\ \Cl)' httll• 11me -have Dougla.-. MacA nhur and "c were thl' ~ou notitcd -10 tht• awfu l betrayal of fa'>te'it of friends, and fi ve years after 1974\ We no longer 'itood to lose V .J l>a) we were 'i<.'nding Amcncan .\mt'nran 'lnldier~ in I Q7~ Thc-r were troop'i to defend, to their death. the long '>lnu' gone Rut ( ongre\\ · ~tood "iouth Korean\ and thC' Japane~· there Prt•\1dc•nt f ord begged 11 to act Jg.i1n'1 rnmmun"t aggrcs\lon from < ongrc.,., nil hut laughed at thr lall to Nqrth Korea rrd{'l'm thl' pkdgc' W\' hnd 'iO c;ol· I l o~ much <.'3\ler 11 1\ to rcrntH 1k emnl\ made to thl' '<>ulh Vit>tnamC'~ onc.,elf "1th countne" one ha' lk aftl·r -,1., "di 41, he lore -the T rcaty teated. than ""Ith rnuntrtC'\ that h,I \ r of f>Jrl\ The gcnrral f11 or defeated u<, I rue. tht' < 1erman1, .ind llOlll>Cl:l"TI brought on h\ the un· the Japane'it'. though dctcnt<.'d l3nH· popular '"M and nacerhated b) thr around qu1d,l'r hut that wu' hccflu\C' appar,·nt ni11tal in'IOuci:lnl C' of R ,, h in ordt'r lo rcrnnc1k th<.'m'>elH'\ ~1th ard Nn.on in the matter of Watergate thrn own ddrat tt \.l.<3~ n<.'~.-e~!ktn that coar-.c.-ntcl our ~ns1h1ht1c<,, w that the' ".lhuuld pubhcl> abominate. their in-.tentl 11f WOrT)tng ho"' tn redeem old<-r leader-; So that 11 wa" ~II hul promi-.c\ made. we womcd about 1m~>'i'ilhle. J )car or two afler thr e~l·ru11 vc 1n1t1at1 vc'i that m1aht bt war" end to find a ( ietman who taken to redC'Cm tho\C programs In profr<;~ '.t'n.£.!:1t1on for lt1tfl'r. ~...!!.. _J..!i7J we voted $2.3 bJJJ.1.o.n uwud of lao.>ne\e wno profe~\<.·d "C:nerntton \outh V1elnam''i armed fol'('t'~ In WILLIAM F. 8uCKLEY • [974, we cut the tigurc 1n half: 1n 1975. b) another third. Southea'it J\51a learned what 11 rnn mean tn rely on the United Stau•s. And 01he1 countries have learned. though mo't of them have no alternati ve than to hope that the United State!. will live up to its ohltgauons. .. Fina II). however tragK the out- come:· writes Profe'i<,or John Roche, ~ho 'erved L>ndon Johnson during h11; Vietnam years. "I will argue tom) d) '"$ day that this wa!I the most 1dealtst1c war we haH e\.Cr fought. fundamentally a war for an abstra<.-. 11on: the freedom of a hunch of unlam1har A.s1ans at the end ol the "<>rid." How ~trangc those sound'>. which antedated the pen<><.I during which the Amcncan 1ntelhgcnts1a for the most pan persuaded itsel f that the Viet nam War was the high rftomcnt of immorality. Rut that high moment came not while we were fighting. but when we nhandoncd our wounded. ~or that reason the focus will Ix on Euro~ this !>Cason. not on aigon. or Da !".Jang, or any ccmetel) in South Vietnam whrrr the hon<.''I lie of men who trusted U\. Jt'llll•m B•('t#f'y Is • syadlc'a led columalst. • l\1on,Jnto· Ro\.\. land o'' ns at lca<,t S 15.000 "urth of ~tock 1n th!\ compan), "h11 1 manufacture\ benzene a"'d fo maldch)'dc. both potential cc.. :11 ig ns. Ro""land has denied a pet1t10. b) the 11 mtcd .\uto Workers seeking o temporanl> hm11 workers' cxposu1: to formald1•hyde. Bcn1enc c;tandar<..'I are und<.'r review by OSHA. some manufacturers in which Rowland o"n" <;tock have opposed toughl·r standards fo1 thl' chemical. •Exxon: Rowland o" n' at least SI '.()(I() wonh of c;tock 1n the 011 and S3' company, which also uses hcnzenc in its operations. •Tenneco: He owns a1 least $15.000 worth of stock in this 011 and gao; produn·r L1J..c F\Xon. Tenneco ~ould he affected b\ OS HA\ propo'>cd 'itandards on t>1I and gas of)('rat1ons OSHA has announced that thco;e <aandards "'II be modified bccau'iC of industf) obJe,·11on\ Ten· neco alc;o has ship)ard operations that arc "IUbJect to OSHA regulation~ •John<>-Manv1lle: Ro"land ha\ another S 15.000 or more in th!'\ compan). which ha' manufactured asbestos. 0 HA 1s m the midst of 11!. rule-making process for asbe'itm. and its dec1s1on' on the risks associated with asbe!>tos could have a mnJor 1mpuct on law~ull~ against Johns- Manv11le. •Squ1hh and Schering-Pl ough: Kowland own<; stock 1n these big pharmnceut1cal firms. which could he affected hy OSHA 's laboratory wnfet} \tandard' J•ck Andf'noa Hd D•lr Yao All• •rf* 1yodlc•t~d t:'Oluma1111 Pilot welco1Des cozn1nents The OaHy Piiot welcomes your com"*'t• on 111\JM of lnt.,..t to our~a. Lettwl and tonger arttctee of comment11Y muat be signed. They. lhoufd be._ typed Of ctMtty wr1Uttt and Milt to: LITTIRI eo .,_. IDITOR, Dt11J Noe, ... 1-. c .... lleu, taa. PleeM lnck.tde your add ..... and telephone number. If you pref9r, you may call your comment In to our apeclaJ We're Uae~ number. Ml.,._, Pi.a.. do not all IA tong tetter1 or artJdea. · ... .. Lives redirected frorri Starting Poih t Busy pace keeps- alcoholics, addict~ from temP.tations- susAN MONAHAN, OellJ l'tlo4 c.,~, The Med11erranean-stylc bu1ld1ng -a former a retirement home and convalescent hospital -looks more res1den11al than ins111ut1onal since reno\ at1ons la'it o\pril But as Donald Beld. adm1n1strator of the S1ar11ns Point drug and alcohol rchabil11a11on program. pointed ou1. "h's not a country ~ club." On a t~p1cal da~. residents at the complex at 1he corner of Bay and Thurm streets 1n ( os1a Mesa arc awak~ned at 6:30 a.m . aucnd ex- ercise and mcd11a11on classes before breakfast. listen to a lecture and participate 1n a group therapy session before lunch. Relaxatio n or recrcattonal thaap1es or asse ru ve ne!>s training in Donald Beld the ancrnoon are followed by dis- cussions based on readings from Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous materials. ·t .. Very few people just dnnk any- more." said Bcld, who was a hospital adminstrator for 18 years. "Ther, usually drink and use drugs. too. ' Evenings arc likely to be 1aken up b)' an AA or NA meeting. · "The No. I complaint is that there is too much to do in too hnle ttme," said Bcld. "But it's structured hke this so they won't have ttme to think about drinking or drugs." Furthermore, he added, Starting Point views alcoholism and drug add1c11on as life-threatening ill- nesses requiring 1mmed1ate and intensive treatment. .. People don't postpone havin$ brain surge!') be· cause 'Dynasty' 1s on:· he said. Starting Point 1s a "free-standing" facility -1ha1 is. not a hospital - but there are doctors and nurses on staff primarily to care for the 50 patients during detox ification The 60-member staff of ps)'chol- og1sts. marriage and famil } counsel- ors. ministers. nutnt1on1sts. hou~- keeping and ma)ntenance personnel. 1s divided into three shifts. The tr~atment cost of $6.000 per month is not necessarily due 1n one lump sum: Tom Lord. communll)' services coordinator. says that interest-free financing can be ar- ranged. Seid !>aid this this 1s abou\ half the pnce of comparable trea1- ment in a hosp11al. And man} insurance plans "'ill cover part of1 he expense. the} said. The first Starting Po int opened I 0 )'cars ago Now 11 has s1' rnn1 rac1 units in Californ ia hospitals "-onh- ern Calt fom1a has two free-standing fac1h11es. The Co'ita Mesa s11e 1s 1he onl) fac1ht) in Southern California Beld e>.pla1n ed the )t rong emphasis on group therap) and confrontl \C treatment s1,1e "Most addicts and · alcoholtc!> don'1ha ve 10 know why 1he) drink or take drugs. They JUSt need to re- cognize behavioral paucrn!> !.O the~ can stop 1hec;c hab1t'i." Once a week. relatives are in' 1ted 10 participate in act1v1t1es beicau!>e alcoholism and drug add1<:11on are · (Pleaee itee STARTING/82) ~ .... ~..,....__ ....... Treatment costa $6.000 per month at Co.ja Meu faclllty. When.is wife too special for sex? Chef Roy Plngo preparea for clau. Males cook with class When he S<t)S -------------- som.ething hl e. "l"·e got a headache." and she accuse\ him of "gi ving a1 1he office.'' you trnow there's big trouble. IJIDA Atw1 It's a taboo topic for conversation and most people won't bcheve me an ywa y. hut there are lots of men "'ho purposel } avoid making love 10 their wi ves. Somehow they've learned to ~eparate love from sex Ridiculous. Evef\-one knows 1hc nicest kind of SC\ can onl ) happen 1n thr prcsl·nce of1ruc affection Well. alm oc_,t everyone. Apparent!~ loving 1,o meom· can al'io be a SC\ ual turn- off. -... · "''-The poor fcl~w who has 1h1~ pfoblem has learned somewhere along' the wa) 1ha1 there are l\.\<O t)pe' of \\Omen: a) the one who 1s appropna1e for SC\, and h) 1he one whom he can lo,e. In the la1ter catcgol) he groups his mother. daughter. w>wr. pl a1on1c· friend-; and his ""'fc Se\. for him. •"> a din) bus1ne's and 1he 'ulgan1~ of 11 al l has no place in a 'When I ""alkcd -------------trul~ lo.,,ing rcla11onsh1p 1n10 the rooking cla\s .\man who 'luffers from the good womanrbad .... oman g1, en h~ m~ good S) ndrome usuall ) thinks his wife 1s qune special. He lo' es frn:nd Ro} P1ngo. 11 p and recognizes her a'i a desirable woman .... ho is too good 1u .... a., half-lull .... 11h ILAR touch. Heavens. men What happens to his wile? Ph )'iical frustration tSJUSt II ne'er Cl·ase'> 10 WAYNE the beginning. Imagine .... hat continual reJec11on does w amaze me how man) her self-esteem. She ma) believe thal she 1s not a1tract1\ c -~~m~e~n~a~rc~1r~it~c~ic~s~tc~d~i~11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~no~u~g~h~to~p:l~e~a~~h:11m . She 1s usuall)' .... rong. cooking. Ver) often I In "The Romant1e Le"e Qt1es11o n :ind Ainswu Book" hear from readers of my columns who are men and they all (Tarcher. 1982), Nathaniel Brandon S3)S he set a confused husband straight by confronting him 1n front of a group c;ecm to ha\.c a coupkoffo vonte recipes. Whether married which included the man's wife . or single. the) ltl..e to have 'iOmcth1ng special for a festi ve "Do you consider her ()Our wife) a gooJ \.\Oman"" Dr occasion. Brandon asked 1he husband. I talked to Ro) about 11 and we put together the "Defin11cl y." the man answt·rcd. fo llowing menu for two. Large shrimp could be used which He then challenged him 10 stand Ix-fort· his asse mbled would be less e\pens1,·e peers. face his wife and notice how 11 fell to sa). "M> wife · To make this dinner. stan with potatoes: then do the 1s a good woman -and I can't stand the thought that she (Please see MEN/82) should find ml' SC'<uall ) desirable " . PAPARAZZI He repeated h1<> "<>rd'> louder and louder Beginning sh)I). he rose IO con' 1c•wn and ended sheepl\hl~ 1urn10g to Dr. Brandon. "Wh.it I'm 'kl"tng. I'> insane .. I he trea tmen t ol th1<. .,, ndrome has to do w11h focusing the a11cn11on ot both. hu\band and .,.,,fe on the husband's need to <;eparate love and se\. The adored-)et-nt:glc<.·ted \.\1fe comes to un derstand that her husband'~ bcha' 1or-or lack of 11 -actuall) ma) be due to his feelings ot loH: and afleruon toward her He wouldn't wan1 IO treat her ash.: \\OUld a "bad woman " As the wife coml''> tu be11er understand her husband -1f her pa11encc holds up. she 1s more ltkel} to pu1 some anger aside and pan1c1patc 1n 1hc therapeu11c process. BACKTALK Onl) together lan 1he~ team to integrate sex and IO'-C into their mamage Dr Brandon reported rece1' in~ a letter from his pa11ent a fe.,., month\ alter the publrc encounter saym~ "Thank )OU fo r al10"'1ng me 10 find the sexiest 'good -.....oman tn-1~ wutlt!L" I assume he mcan1 h1'> "'1fe Dr AIB1JLI 1~ a marnagc and family therapist in ( orona def Mar Sht• ~t'lcomes ,\Our responses. If you wish ;1 (><'rsonal rcph. please include a sramped. self-addres~d en\ elope. \.\rite to Linc.fa -\IB1JLI. Ph D .. c/o the Daily Pl/or. P 0 Bo' 1560. ( mra M esa 92626. BODY IN '·SHOP' SHAPE? It \OU .... ear oui ------------- \UUrbod' "'hl·rc \.\-111 \OU h\e 1 · .\t firc;1 th'' c 4ucs11on m1gh1 d1ut · ARY ::ichucl..leort\.\O '\ ou m1ghtC\Cn laugh and R '>3) ...... l)\\ ,,n·11ha1 a OTHENBERG rid1culuu' 4ue\t1on•·· •••••••••••••• Hut 1\ 11'1 Bcnl'llh the.• humor then·'" a' er. senous statement of 1hl' human umd111on 4'top and consider "' here "ould ~ou li\C II •our hod1 111 c ~ to l'lt3roat 0 Om· ol I&\ moc;1 l'l.ullng adventures 1c; c;elf- c,plora11on. l nov.1ng Js much a~ )OU can aboul ~our bod~ and m m1ral ulou\ fum 11on' The l ~th centun <,C1en11 st. Robcrl Ho) k . apt I) '>tatc.·d. "II 1~ high ~ dishonorable for a rt.•a1,onahlc "'1ulto Ii\\.' 1n \Ode' 1 nel\ hu 11! a mansion as the human hod) -although unalqua1.n1t'X1 wtth the e\qu1s1tl' <.lrUl'IUrt' of II " incc chron1l d1'l'J'>C ,., olten the long-range rc.,ult of misuse of the bod' 11 1c; l'<.c;en11al 1ha1 v.c karn ho" to c.•h\l'f\ e and.:' .iluJll' the tunu1ons ol thl'i "stranger" "'Ith "'horn \.\C hH' '\ 11ur h<xh \.an be 'our fncnd or foe. 1t all dependc; on hov. 1.1.t:ll Hiu treat 11 a·nd understand 11 The a'erage ~mencan take~ 1nfin11el) better care ofa car 1han of his or her bod' \.1ost car owners rcgularh sched ule 011 changes and tune-ups. It's common lr.no"i· edge that pre' enUltl\ e maintenance on our auto.mobiles '"II~ 1eld 1he hec;t dm 1ng results and prolong the life ofour l·arc; v. hc.·n th<' tu I light tlac;hcs red in our cars. "e usuall) hl·cd th\.' "arn1ng and hJ'c.' 1he 'oil checked and rl·plenr'ihc.•d. don't ''t'" '\ ou "ouldn't think of1gnonng that "arn1ng rclah.,,c to dl·mand tor oil It 1s unbeJie, able. but man~ of us tend .lo ignore the "arning. signals g" en off b) our bodies. Pain is a classical l'\ampk of a "'arning signal and 11 often represcnu a threat 10 ~our health and \•ell tx·1ng. It ~nu h"1l'n 10\ourlxx.1' and hl·ed 11swarn1ogs1gnals. \11u'rc.· le<>'> lil eh 111"car0u1 'our l'l<.1d' and have to look for a nr" plale tu i1' l'1 • Ro L'nflc:rg. DC. l!a~ an offlt-e located in • ch No. l TorchLighter,ama~eurmodelsaidcharity Committee Member Barbara Freandt welcoma Rafer Johnaon and bl• mother-In-law 11.agle Thonon. °"" ............ .., ,_.. ._ Oh_rlplc• talk, no doubt, by Jobn Beck, Gold Medallat Mike o·a en and A.atronaUfDi•e scent at Tora~· ... -·-- By VIDA DEAN D.., l'tlo4 11,... E cltt0< If It hadn ·1 bl.·l.'.'n lorthe step'> at Promontol") Point. the '84 0 1) mp1c Games m 1gh t not ha' e got ten ofT so brightly. "I was on vacat1QJl in Newport Beach when l Jchcrroth cal k d mc" about lighting the tort·h -\lkr I returned from Lo'> ~n gelcs I ~an training at Promont or. Po1n11.1.h(·rc my mother-in-la'' (Maggie Thorson ) h'cs. Othef\41 Sl' I might not h~nc made tho'ie last \~ c,tl'P"· .. \a 1d Raf er Johnson Sunda~ t'' cmngat the Newport Mam ou Johnson. president ol ( alitorn1a Special Olympic.,. "'a" here l(1r thl.'.' first fund-ra1serofTorrh Lighters. an aux1haf) ofCSO of,,hirh he 1 ar honoraf) member. (He has been in"ohed with C'SO ''nee ·68 > . omc :?50 alsoattcndcd 1n sup- port ofthe·organ11a11on a1m 1ng to pro" 1dc a year-ro und program o f spons tra1n1ng and compct111 on for the~cntall) and ph~-;1call~ hand•· capped children and ad ult'i th rough· out California. C 01s totall~ operated n' pm ate funding and the Torch Lighter-;' party added S 17.000 to the trcasul")'. Johnson who won a deca1hlon silver medal in Melbourne in '56 and a gold in the '60 Games in Rome has a consulting firm in Los Angeles and live in hcnnan Oak" with his W1 fc Bets le and their chi ldren Jo1bu and Jenifer. (8ets1c and the children \\.ere al'o partymg. but at one celehrnung Jcnnifcr·s soccer team's state cham- p1onsh1p) "There arc a lot ol oul'>land1ne. athletes coming up." s~ud Johnson "Amcnca hould win the decathlon 1n '92".(H1sch1ldrcn arc IO\Oh ed tn truck. soccer and baseball ) O ther O lympian" a\tending \\.Crc MllleO~a (escort1ng Debn Pllt1), Jeff Float w11h M 1 i..c·s ·w~tcr CllarlttD O'Brien and Dallas Blx· er,w o wona gnld1n 1 1n~on r 0 0 Large donation to Hoag pleued Jaclynne Jacobs, Pat Toney, above: Virginia Wuhlnfton, Myma Sitler . hon1o ntal har t no .\nH'nl.1n ha' "-On that since) Rut.1he '>p<>thght ot thl' l'' l'n1n~ "as on Ann Marie Frt'Uodt 1"'1111 mer rcprC')(.'n ttntl. Oran~l' t 1)Unl' ~JX'('lal Oh mpt~ ;ind .,1,.tC'T nt Krnt Frea:ndt) afld James Arnold. 'P'in w rcd b" Hnpc ~ hool. Rlll'na PJ1 k and Oh mp11. torC'h \.Jrrtl'I 'l\J Ol)mpKs Thl'e'l'nintt\ .. ~.1mr hea;ina thq man·hc-J1n\.\t1h Johnson larn1natorlhc' Othcr'llhcrc mdudt•d GI •I• JtnlllD1, lound1na pn·<.1dcn1111 Torch t 1tl.hll'r\ f ml l't' Jim \'llltr'l. Barbara nd Kent Frtundt I 1,ht• 1, J lloard mcmlx'r anCJnl· .,.,,,., n·'~'" ~ .............. ..., ..... Modeling newcomen Tim Smith and MlclQael Steplaena were in good handa of pro• Lola Flynn and Aad.rey ?fewbro. '1hk thwugh T ran\Jmcnca Im ~l·tt1ng. \Jm th1· f agk thercl Bob Ltntt. Tom Jnl1 Marll)nNltl f'D. Lulu Jnd Marion Halfacre. Enc.' Tborson.tht·Oavid ott~(hl ~.1, ,nmmander('ll \polio I "I Jean and Ooog Littbt~. Emma Jane and Tom Riley, JoAM e .ind Gent Ml~ .. a~ Rro" n, JaJl«"t JnJ Donald Corbin, Oelane and Catbertnt> Tbyen. Dot .inJ Ralpb C1CK'k, MaffllDt Evan . \ ount' dm'( tN 1)f\rx\1al Ohm· f'll' J·obD and Man Jobn on. l l r~ula Host'ba• and Trudi Pbllllp • • • <.eorl(e Hnai \llfJll 'tnl thl\ nu~h1b.·1h• i.W.rt 111 a ni.:\' -..m.:u IUJ ml '11,l..cJ Mtclaaet 1epllien1, one ol llH' men mod<'hnga.long with the prn<. .11 l t(\ap. Memorial Hospital Prc.·'tl' h.'rtan .\u'\1l1an '-;annual lunl hc1'0 a1 the \.1 enJ.1cn The ho p1tal adm1rustrator .1ddt.-d ' Thi~ I'> the ""•) Jalln Tra\iolta ~<''his stan • ... T ht• au\llian deJ)3ned fro m 1t'i mual pt'ukcr-lunchron fonnat to \ICY. fa h10M IS th<') pthcrcd to turn 11'\.cr all of the mone from the H' 1 'fund-raising \\hat a tum-0\'cr 11 •'Is ... th1· total s 111 Q48 n \\l ha,c<>Rbmcmbtf'\,"u 1d (Ple•eeee llOAG/B:l) --------------··...----------- , ·-...-' Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. Aprll 2•. 1985 DALT0Jf..()8TSaJIOUDT " Costa Mcsam Lav,mc Lynn ()s.. •k'rtloudt, daupter of Mr and Mrs. . Mal Osterhoudl. and °'an Charles Dalton. son of Mr and M11. John B Dalton. v.erc mamed in a March 9 cc~monl int~ Newport Bay Chapel watb tbc Rtv. Gacy Barmore officuu· sng. One hundred auem attended a recepuon at the Reuben E. u.~ Rrstaurant. The bndearoom deslaned and made the weddina gown. It featur~d a yoke of e mbroidered lace encrusted with, rhinestones nnd pearls on a moire taffeta bodice ending in a large bow in the back. The gown was completd)' hned in silver lame. The bndc earned a bouquet of blue iris and white orthids. Attendants for the couple were maid of honor Tamara Weinberger. best man Daniel Kirk. bridesmaids Lisa Pomo and Heather Babel. and ushers Scott Gray and Scott M. Dalton. brother of the bndegroom . ·sT ARTING POINT ... ~Bl -considered family diseases. inventory and sharing the 1ns1ghts • "family members tend to become obtained with God through another • ~epcndent; they develop the same pers;on (usually the minister). • personality traits as the alcoholic or After detoxification -which can • "dru4 addict even if they themselves take from one day to two weeks - • ·don t drink or take drugs ... said Bcld. the average stay is 28 days. And this :• Startin§ Point uses the "f-\az.clton 1s not long enough. they say. to • rnodaliry 'which LoJ"d .says :1s more maintain sobnetv. : poPfilar in the Midwest than in Therefore. there is a "lifetime ... -;<'alifornia. The Betty Ford Center in fo llow-up'' whicl) includes 12 weeks ·~:Rancho Mirage also employ.s this of post-residence lectures and a -method. The Hazelton Clinic 1s best referral to AA, NA or another )mown for treating patients with the appropriate program. : principles formulated by Alcoholics Patients are in contact with the Anonymous. outside world even during the live-in Alcoholics Anonymous 1s not phases. Once a week, they arc bused affiliated wuh Starting Point -"or toa local AA meeting. and the fac1ht~ ·with any other treatment center." is used for open meetings of AA. NA. said Bcld -but patients are walked Cocaine Anonymous. Al-Anon and through the first five of the 12 steps Adult Children of Alcoholics. on the AA agenda. Approximately 600 people have Both Beld and Lord agree the first been treated at Stamng Pqint since 11 step, breaking through denial and opened in September 1-983. They • getting the patient to admit that he or have been mostly males. with an she is an alocholic. is also the a veragc age of 33. .. hardest. -----"''-U.'4-'~,........!J)le..Me llfiCd lJ110 -----.---.. You'd ti surprised at how many treatment through -their Jobs or ·.people we get who don't have JObs. families:· said Beld. "There arc ' ' I I I whose wives have lef\ them and who probably as many women (substance : still won't admit their lives are abusers) as men. but they arc not ·messed up." said Beld. diagnosed as often." • They are then asked to accept that This facility is too new to have "a power greater than myself can compiled any statistics on results. restore me to sanity." The patient but Beld cited studies conducted by a does not have to hold any s~ific Northern California Starting Point ·religious beliefs. and the minister which indicated 70 percent of \hose helps them see "God" as a non-who completed the program were threatening entity. still sober and drug-free a year after "We allow them to define God treatment. • however they want to.'' explained "What we give people is ho pe.'' Beld. "for some people. the group said Bcld. "Most drug addicts know can represent the higher power.'' they are addicted: what they don't • Steps No. 3 • 6 require turning know 1s that they can quit." one's life and will over to the care of For information on meetings of • this higher power, taking a hfc AA or other groups, phone642-3SOS. • "Because the people are friendly, helpful, and the quality is excellent" t~~.P~ Lori Ann Peten, Com Mesa Sto~ l..oadoru: LlpnaHUb 2J~QS Mo<llton Plwy f71'1 770 4638 Ma.ton Vi.jo 27800 Mtdlc1I Cit Dr f714l 49S .t9S2 400 Newpo11 CAn4tt Or. 17141 ~ 1174 1401 AVOCldo A¥9. 17141 ().4() 1"4 And other locaUon• t11rougt1ou1 Southttn Callfomta. --------------------Coupon 25% Off 25%0ff P.odensbml<:progresstve 0 blended bl· focal lenses with frames at regular price. On•~~ cuttomer. Umlwci tlnw off~ TOP CHEFFER-OOBBELL The Huntington Harbour home of Mr. and Mrs. John W Gobbcdl "as Emcee Jim Vlller• and Prealdent Glaela Jenldna go over the game plan. HOAG ••. From Bl Virginia Washington, president. "Most of the 74,3731/i volunteer ho urs were done by about 350of those and $95.000 of the total came from the Gift Box and gift can. StepheM w~ liberal iv bis praise of the group especially of its work during the Christmas holidays. "They keep improving each year ... "I feel we volunteers at Hoag make a big difference. The services are vital ... Families thereare under stress and you never know who needs a sm ile. We serve with pride."' said Washin~ton. Event c hairman Myrna Sitler thanked Rath Waterman, Virginia Eichler and Washington for their assistance prior to the fashion show To many of the 350 there. Kitty Le1Ue'1 fashion presentation brought back a lot of memories ... Done with a '40s theme. It began with Dr.Allan LeRoy modeling his Nav) uniform from World War II accompanied by two models wear- in$ Guy Laroche militarystyled suits. Other Fashion Island stores showing spring and summer looks included Jean Ryan. At Ease. Silver· woods. Soignee. Phelps. Posh and Gary's. and Timothy Smitbaisojoined in the fun by acting as models. Spectators included the Rev. Rob· ert Parry, hospital chaplain. who · with wife LaRae is off for Sheffield. England for three months where he will work at hospitals while a chaplain from England comes here to replace him: Amelia Lockney and Jackie Miller, both past presidents; Jack West, who is responsible for seeing that newborns get their pictures made for their baby books and Mary McNulty, who assists with the business. Also. Amber Gruell, Helen Schwartz Ccheckang people in), Elisa Najera, own- ermanager ofS0 1gnee. seated with Joyce Lavoie, manager of the Gu~ LaRoche Boutique. tht' sen1na for the March '"cddanaof their dau&hter Jcnn1fe1 l ) nn 10 Bruce ;\ Chclfer of S:lnta \nil and a reception for famal) and friend$. Brooke Jone and M1cha<'I R1lt) were bonor attendants for the couple. The bnde wore 11n heirloom pin belonaing 10 her grcat~grandmothcr with her tea-length gown of white organza. A bolero frosted with Vcn1se lace was worn over the gown which had a fitted bodice and bouffant skin with pleated detaili na at the hemline. The bridegroom is the ~n of former Santa Ana residents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cheffer. He is a graduate of Westmont College in Santa Barbara and is with the Irvine C'o. His bride 1s a graduate of l JSC where she was affiliated with Kappa lpha Theta ~orority. Aficr a wedding trip 10 Puerto Vallana. the couple arc residents of ln·ine. John Gregor) aboard the Queen M IU) in the Ro)al Wedd1na Cbapet on f i:b :?1. dinner receptfon follo"ed ui tile Sir Winston ('hurlh1ll . 111~0 aboard 1he Queen Mnr) · Mr und Mr'> Jam~ E. Rose of Orlando. Fla .. arc the ~rtdc's parents She wore a gown designed b¥ Rachel Sal·kii of Point d'Esprit lace with heer long ~kcvc~ and bu~k ac~ntcd w1 1h Chon tally and Ven1c1an lacc. T~e long full bkl.rt was made of Point d Es~nt IUl'C over taffeta wi th a fit~cd WIUSt. She carried a cascade of white roses. The bndegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. W11l1am Tul·ker of Phoenix and St. Louis. He 1s a graduate of W11l1am~ton University and the Uni· , er'>1t) ufM1ssoun and i~ president of Premier Investments 1n Newport Bc:ac;h. H1!> bnde is a graduate of the l lnl\crs1t) of Flonda. Israel'.s kibbutz lifestyle 'wields great influence' WHAT JS A KIB · plastics. form1l·a. ckt'tronic parts and even ~ov1cs. i;soth farm and manufactured goods arc exoortcd in quantity . BUTZ? Susan Bondy, financial adviser and K1bbut1 homc~arc handsomely furnished and there author of the na· BETTY arc ~w1mm1ng pools. beauty parlors and modern clubs. tionally syndicated Bondy said. "even though kibbutzism ~presents less column. "Bondy on than 4 percent oflsracl's populauon. they Wleld an ~k~b~~ .. ·~~rew up on PORTER enormous innucnci: in poht1cal life." Membersserv~ in the At the 1n, itationi••••••••••··· Knesset. Cabinet and in the upperechelonsoflsraeh ofMarion Pickens, industrv and defense forces. president of Newpon Beach Assistance League. I heard Among the t .200aud1ence were Trudy Pessin, Bondydunng the Town Hall lecture senes at Fashion president of the co-sponsoring Laguna ~ch Assistance Island Edwards Cinema recently. League: Amelia Lockney, Connie Morthland, Elaine Later. over lunch at the Irv me Countf') C'lub. Bondy discussed her hfe on the Sasa Kibbutz which her parents helped establish when the) emigrated to Israel shortl) afier her birth and i.vhere she h vcd until she was 13. .. A k1bbutL 1sa li festyle unique to Israel. .. explained Bondy. ··11 bear~ hnle resemblance to the involuntaf') communcsofRussiaand China or to the religious communes 1n the United States. "It 1s a system that allows more free family time than man> city parcntscnJoy." Generally. this is the way Bondy described kibbutz II\ ing: Each couple has an apanmcnt. There ~sa. nurser) for infants. a kindergarten for toddlers and buildings wher$ older children live and study undertrained teachers an(( supervisors. The dining room. laundry and medical chn1c ("1th full -umcdoctor and nurse) are shared. .\II issue~ -the election ofofficcrs. adm1ss1on of ne" members and allocauon of resources an<t profits. etc. - are decided b) kibbutz members at a wee kl} meeting. Comm111eesdcal wuh education. cultural interests and members· complaints. faclus1vcl} aincultural at fi rst. most k1bbu1zes no" produce a wide range of products. including fumllure. Bonugli, Dorothy Reich le, Nora Jorgensen and Lacy Burroughs. • • • PAC WATCH: Today. they're not playing ··fi~dler" but tar on the roofof the Perfomune Ans.Center in Costa Mesa. Workmen also are installing msulauon and the all· 1mponant sound-proofing materials. • • • MORE LEG SEARCH: Toni Armistead of Newport Beach called to sa)' she is sympathetic with LouJsa and Pbll Arnold's attempt to find anific1al legs for Santiago. 34. a MaLatlan. Mexico radio technician. Arm1i.tead suggested putting the Arnolds in touch with her frequent hou!>cguest. author Lenor Madnaga. On her 34th birthday. Madruga. a beautiful fashion model and radio personality. d1~covercd a ''lump" whrch eventually required the rrmo ' al ofhcrlcft leg and hip. He'r~k "Onc Stcpatrlnnc" (McGraw-H1ll)-isa first-person account of" Ho" 10 Shop for a Leg." ~ fter a long. angu1sh1ngscarch. Madruga was finall)' fillrd w11h a leg provided by Fred Kargand Peyton Massey ofHoll~wood who designed ··prostheses" for movies. No". Madruga (who "ears a rcahsuc lookinganifi c1al llmb)doe!>all of the thmgs shed1d before the operation - 1ndudingdanc1ng. dm ing. horseback riding. S"'imming and "ater-sk11ng MEN COOKING WITH CLASS ... From Bl dcsS<'n chcrne!.: next. the lobster 1n champagne. To keep things simple. serve frozen green beans almondine that only take fi ve minutes to cook. and you can squeeze them in between jobs. A chilled bonle of champagne or sparkling wine will be festive. and you can use some for the sauce. if you wish. L()BSTER TAILS IN CHAM- PAGNE SAUCE 2 lobster tails, about 6 ounces each ¥J c up champagne or white wine 2 scallions, minced •1, teaspoon salt •1, c up heavy cream 4 tablespoons sweet butter 2 scallions, cut into very lbln strips Rinse lobster tails and pat dry. In a skillet. combine lobster tails. cham· pagnc, minced scallions and salt. Heat to boiling: reduce heat. cover and simmer for 8 mmutcs. Remove lobster. Add cream to sauce in skillet: bnng to a boil and reduce to about 'h cup. With a wire whisk. beat in butter a tablespoon at a time. until smooth: keep warm. Remove lobster meat from shells: slice in medallions. Spoon sauce over both servings. garnish with scallion strips. Serve hot. PARSLIED NEW POT A TOES 4 new potatoes, skins on % tablespoons sweel butte r I teaspoon paprika Salt to taste the butter and paprika. Add salt to taste Sprinkle with parsley. Keep warm until ready to serve. CHERRIES J UBILEE I cup pitted, black cherries, canned I cup juice from cherries 2 tablespoons sugar I tablespoon cornstarch l teaspoon dried lemon ped ''• cup warmed ki.rsch or Grand Marnler 8 ounces very cold French Vanilla ice cream In a chafing dish (or copper 'ik1llct) combine Juice. sugar. com · starch and lemon peel. Heat slowl)' until sauce is rather thick. Add chernes and allow them to warm. H'APPY BIRTHDAY 4 tablespoons fresh chopped parsley Boil potatoes 1n ltghtly salted water until tender, but still rather firm. about 12 m inutes. Remove and drain and set aside. Add the warmed kirsch and tlambe. When the flames subside. ladle the cherries and sauce over ice cream in two crystal compotes. 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Byrd\ offirr will be at 4500 C'a~pus Aven ue, Suite I 16. Ncwpon Beach and tht new Orunge < ount} ~rv1cc began on April I st. 8. Dan Wllll1m1 has JOined Down~) Sa\ 1ngs and Loan a~ adwnt\ln~ manqer at its corporate headquarters in Costa Mesa .. The promotton of Anne Bacoe as senior vice president of Oo" nc} '°)a" 1n1i' and Loan As.soc1at1on has been announced by president Maurice L McAl1'>tc1 Associ~~cd wi th Downey Savings for 14 years, Mr~. Hacon has \l'r"e'l 1n several posn1ons. m.ost recentl y as vice president of the loan. n~w pro~uct~ nnd marktt1n8/adven1sing departments. She is a member of the Execull'l' Comm1ttcc of the Associatton. She began her career with Do"nc} Sa' 1ng~ ar. a secretary to Chicffaecutivc Officer Gerald McQuame Mrs. Bacon arrived in the United States from~ngland (horn 1n Peterborough, north of London) in 1961 md after a bnef stint w11h anotht·• financial institution she joined Downey Savings at 1b original brand1 1n Downt'y, California. and progressed to her present ranking c-xccu11vc po~111on Sazaaae Colt011 has been promoted to account e"ecu11H' at I he ( o \ & Burch Adven ising Co. Diane 81um1ardaer, a sales J>t'rson at the ( osta Mei.a oll1ce of C olth'4:11 Banker Res1dt'ntial. bas bcc.Jl iwarded mcmbcr'lh1p to the Pre'>1dcnt ·, ( luh for the second con~cut1ve year by Don Maller. scn1<>r vice prc.,1dcnt and rcg111nal safes manager. / Licensed real estate broker Reva Samael~has been named the top agent al the Costa Mesa office of Coldwell Banker and a member of the firm\ President's Club. lcAnce/Herben/Bowers Public Relations and At.lvcn1sing h.i~ .an- nounced the appointment of Dieter Neitzke to the pos111on oftrcauvc d1rer1or Katby E. Gibson was recently promoted 10 vice president/branch manut1cr at Ncwpon Balboa Savings and Loan Association . Jolin Me1ery, a commcrcaal/i ndustnal real estate markc11ng '>DCl 1al"1 wi th 13 years Cllpericncc an tht' Orange County market. has been naml'tl manager of Daum Busi ness Propenacs· Newpon Beach otlice. Dooalu C. Malo ha s Joined the Irvine Consulting Group. lnl (I<< 1 I·" contr~ller. In his new capacity, Malo will bversee the finan ce and Cl>Ur1111l~ functions of the firm's corporate and subswiary offices . J. Mlcllael Dickerson has been named director of marke11n~ for llh Nonhwes\. Region of Wylc Laboratories Electronics Mar~l'11ng Gruup Gregory C. Stoff recently joined The Nt'w JLM ( o. a<; chief fin:lnllJI officer. director. and stockhold er. whe'l\CJiC_wall be respon<;1blc for finam:tJI .ind strategjc planning, and designing and 1mplement1ng internal finant 1al .rnd operating systems. VU C'orporation!I ha!' announced 1hc appmntment of Thomas J. Berryman as vice president finance. Ralpb L. Oiork.Jewlcz has Joined Wylc Laboratone~· Lle<:lron1c Marh·11ng Group as ellecutive vice president and operations manager Violet J. Cbu has been appointed vice president and rl'g1onal prOJl'CI manager of Berryman & Stephenson. Inc. Robin Kubicek, a former legal counsel to the National Labor Kclat1011' Boa rd . Region No.21. in Los Angelet has joined Wt·~1ern Ciro"t•r\ Assoc1at1on's legal depanment as a labor attorne) . Eight local electronics uecutives have been added 10 the 1985 < lrangl' ( ounty ( ounc1I Ellccutl\ e Committee of the American Elcurontc\ l\ssociat1on CAE<\). They arc Robert A. Kleist. president and ch1cl c'nu11ve offi cer. Printron1x. Inc .. Irvi ne: Barret 8 . Weekes. c·hairman and < l 0 . Newpon Electronics. Inc .. Santa Ana: Walter J. Kane. chairman. prc\1drn1 <ind CEO. Applied Data Comm un1cat1ons. Tu~tin; Jefferson Z. Amacker president and CEO. Leach Corp., Buena Park: Craig M. Ryan. PH'51dt·n1 Pacific Electric S}stems. Irvine; Bob Quest. president . ..\dvanced (on1ro1, Irvine: G. Richard Koebler, human rc,ource~ manager. Rurrough\ Corp (jy•uems Produr t'i Group, M1<os1on V1cgo: and Gregory R. Ro n . pnrlnl'I o\nh ur Young & ( o .. \o,ta Mesa. The Mega Group. Inc. ha<o hired Amy Becker a\ a rn'111me1 'tlpprnt representa 11 vc. In her new pos11ton. Becker will provide techmc~I support lo Meg.a< ak, corporate users. She will also ass1<;t in the on-Sile training of ncw u-.ef\. Lynne J . Davidson of Newport Beach. ha s been named dircttorohak-' for the Ocotillo Hotel in Palm Spnngs. Stepllen D. Bo~~r•. president of LcAncc/Herbcn/Bm,er'> Puhlll as director of the firm\ newly created edttonal services dt'panmcn1 Randy Henniger has been appointed western area d1'lnhu11on 'ak' manager for Wc'ltern Digital Corp. James G. Berardlllo has Joined American Diverslfit·d·, 1 ech Dt \ 1\11>11 Telecommunications Group a!I director of D1vers1Net Sen tlC'> and Development. Dao Katke president of Apace Moving & Storage 1n Ir\ 1nc ""'I ren·ntl\ awarded the Malhon Dollar Booker Award for 191!4. The Million Dollar Booker Award recogn1Lcs those agent' th;1t hooked at least SI million 1n one years time. Totman F-Cicffs. president and l'h1el executive ofliccr O( l'la1a Com mun1 ca t1ons, Inc .. has announced the appointment of Carol A. Decker "' publisher of both Registered Representati ve. a maga11ne for \tock brokers. and Personal Investor. Plaza's new consumer personal-finance maga11ne · Steve Stovall of Century 21 1n Fountain Valle}. has been honored a\ <>nl' of the top-producing sale$ associates in the tntcrnat1onal ( cntury 21 S)'ltem Alpha M icrosr•tem~ has appointed Jack Bertch to the po'l1t1on of d1rt•ctor of original equipment manufacturer and maJ<>r account~ marketing. l'ffrt11H· 1mmcd1atcly. Dennis L. Invereux ha., JOtned Amcrn:an 1>1 ver"fletf'> I l'l h DI\ 1\111n ;i, director of human rc'>ourcc'> Donald Ha1rd . preo;1dcnt of Norm, Beggs & Simpson. and Roh Not rn regional sales manager. recently. presented the l 1Jl!S 'iouthcrn C .1lal11rn1a Achievement Awards to John II. Mueller and Steven P. Rakb1hanl. Mueller re,:eaved the Pre111dent's Award for his ach1e vement\ 1n lhl',ft1 m' 1ndustnal brokcra&c d1v1~1on. Dunng l~K4 Mueller negotia ted .. air\ 111 l""lC" ors 10 million tn Orange ( ·ounty. making him lhl' top prodU('Cr 1n lhl' ~t1Ullwrn California region. Rakhshnni wa~ awarded the 1984 Rookie of the Yl'ar .\ward Ont• 111 Ii' l' rookie' under cons1dcrat1on for this award. Rakh\han1 ncgo11:1tnl ~'I tran~al'tlOn'i 1n the seven months afier l'O/TIJJ(Clt ng hi\ trn1n1ng. totaling f\lllfl' than SI S m11l1on. Nearly 30,000 custoniers knOW they can safel): depend on Bank·of ·N~ort for high perfqnnance service. Bank of Newport is a ttron1 regional bank that •uccaefully competa with major banks. Our .trenath and dependability it further mdenced by our im.,.-e-1" capital to total asset ratio u compared to CaHfomla'• 1 largest banks. lla.nk of Ameriu 4.H I Security hdfk ... 16 I ell• F•'1o 4. 77 Bank of Newport 9.16- ·,~ , f ..... -...... u n ., ...... 11.,.. .. , '"' •"""' ' ~ Newport I 11 .. 11 •' \i.ln-nth '"rrt C 11•" lfll(h .. 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To keep track of \Vherecompaniesaregotngand wht hp opleare helping them get there.just watch ·credit Lin · -very day·tn th Business section of your new l.ilat THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane '!"'!"· • - by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY BIG GEORGE OH,DJK, 'lQAf 60T TO ~MY u:APIN6JUJK. ~'$ JUST 1}E SIJJf£1ffl 61./Y IMA61NA/t.e I ; (,.. \ ;; i f _,_~,'ilti!r~ by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE PEANUTS. by Garry Trudeau by Jeff MacNally " THE MERO OF THE 000K STARTED Ol1T IN ™E STOCKROOM" 11 LATER, ME HAD A SMIP IN THE COMPANV' ASSOCIATION '1 · ME ~AD AN ASSOCIAiE5MIP IN ~ "I wish Grandma hod a toll-free number." "No. The ro•• la real. Only my amlle la plastic." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE "'What time are visiting hours over. Marmaduke?" DRABBLE ~~O, 1. KNOW "fOO'f<E it'Of'\O, lX.l."i N40 ~~, eoT I'll Gl'JE. '40J A CAA~ io MAI/.£. 6000 .. GARFIELD MOON MULLINS , CMIVALRY SHIF"T .. f7 AtL.. YoU WALk ON \ f{. t R l<;HT IHE INSIDE", L.~DP --W~ WoMt:N ~EQU)..L~ 0: JUDGE PARKER WONDERFUL' I 'VE e€EN SO I 'M FREE TOM ORROW NIGH"'T'\ LONELY, WE'NO"fl I 'LL HAVE DARLING SO I'LL BE ''/ KRO N IN PICK YOU UP AT SIX1 AVAILABLE FOR OIN"!~R ' by Hank Ketcham fil 1 ~:1 ~~~ l ' J J I I I ! by Kevin Fagan by Jim Davis HEY, ODIE.! HERE COME.S A BOICK THA"T SAU7 UNKIND THINGS ABOUT YOOR MOTHER1 ~~,.,, by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Harold Le Doux BLOOM COUNTY FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE LI Z2lf:., I HAVEN'! TUMBLEWEEDS so, WAA'f 9'«11'J6'S '(OtJ HMe, COL.ONei... MeMSAHllJ, $1rtt' ROSE IS ROSE ~I IT~ 00/( IF 'IOUIZ 1tW ANIMAt.5 5lWJ Wm4 '(a) ... BRIDGE HA01T~E1b I BAKE. COOKIES . TME COMPANV' .. ' I . I ;.; • '~ ~. 11 C ... • ,.....WN«~ ·•\ by Lynn Johnston WANNA ax>K1E? ... :f HE'{ ·~e. HOME - t30UGHI. by Pat Brady ..• NISE, TEN, YOU'RE OUT! Both vulnerable. North deals. NORTH • 962 'V A4 - 0 KQJ 762 •A7 WEST EAST •Al03 +87 '7 976 'V KJ83 0 93 O A104 •Kl0652 •9843 SOUTH •.KQJ 54 \;> Q 10 52 0 85 •QJ The bidding: North Eut SoaU. Weet l 0 Pue 1 + PUI 2 • Pue 3 • Pue 4 • P... Pue Pue Opening lead: Si x of V'. , Don't ever believe that a co ntract can't be defeated. Accurate defense can "orlt wonders. We like North'• decision to raiM to two spadea at his second turn rather than r~bid hla diamond•. If there is l{ame in the hand. it is more likely to be in tht major suit than the minor. And should South have responded on a four earl suit, he must allow for the poaibility of a raise with only three-urd 1upport during t he rest of the auction. South's spade rebid confirmed a five-urd or longer suit, and North had no hesitation in accepting his partner's game invitation. West got his side off to an ex· cellent start when he chose to at.- tack with a heart rather than a club. Declarer played low from dummy, OMAR ljt SHARIFF .. -: East won t he king and took tome time to study the situation. It seem· ed probable that hl1 partner had a trump trick and that .. together with the ace or diamonds. would com· plete the defensive book. Where was Lhe setting trick going to come from? A club trick was doubtful, etpec· ially since declarer 1u,..l1 had either the kln1 or queen Jn the .ult. A third red-1ult trick wu lmpot· alble. That lert only the poa1lbiHt7 of developinr a aecond trump trick. The one dl1trlbutlon whe,.. that m.if.bt be fuaibl. wu if dlamooda wer~ 2 2 and Weit held t.wo spade honors. At trick two East shifted to a low diamond. Declarer won in dummy and immediat.ely led a trump t.o his jack and West'a ace. West returned a diamond and a pretty defense reaped ill ju1t reward. East won the ace and returned his lut dia· mond. Whether declarer rufCed hl1h or low made no difference. Wetl's CHARLES Go REN ten of trump• waa promot.ed t.o thf' setting trick. Han '" IMea ........ lat. ff•· ~le &.roeba.? Let C~e Gor .. llMlp , •• w , ....... , u.r..p ~ .... of DOUBLES r.r peaaldee ... 1or takeHt. .J'or i) copy of Illa .. DOUILES" ~--t. Med tl.85 .. "Ooro•·O.•~a.1f' ea,. of tM• ... .,.,.,,P.O. a .. au.,.._,,... N .J. 09085. Mako di.d&t pay.WO te ..Now.,.,."'"11se." --------- Say 'Cheese ' for hearty fare. · Robust Alpine cuisine franslates easily to the American kitc h en The Alpine regions of France offer more than incomparable sk11n g. Tbe1r marvelous cuisine is based on their beloved cheeses considered their .. meat. .. Dishes made with these great cheeses translate beaut1full} to the American kitchen for hearty. coz} meals. Mildl~ .nutty. !>Ubtly sweet. these cheeses add the1rd1stinctive na-.ors to a wide variety of dishes. Since they store beauti fully, melt readily and grate well they arc ideal for heany home-style to party fa re. from quiches and omelets to soups and au gratin dishes to fondues. .../ As pork chops and cabbage are staples in these regional homes. a typical savory, robust dish combines them with cream and a topping of shredded St. Nectaire cheese in a si mmering casserole. Grat1n Jard1n1erc 1s a hearty vegetable casserole that teams wcchin1, eggplant. and green peppers in a cheese.cream sauce made with _grated Gruyere. topped with more Gru}ere and baked unul it's a bubbly golden- brown. Raclettc 1s both the name of a cheese and a dish .. Racier .. means .. to scrape.·· and the dish was formerly made by cutting the wheel of cheese and exposing a p1ect' to an open lire. The melted cheese was then scraped onto a plate with boiled potatoes. gherkins and p1ckkd oni ons. Today linlc servi ng pans bubble w1th'the cheese right at the table -in the fashion of fondue -and tne recipe combines the cheese with the traditional ingredients as well as ham. salami. mushroomc;. and baby corn. Raclette is super party fare. and as for an) thing cooked at the table. great informal fun. Many of the cheeses produced in these regions have the A.0 .C label. The Appdation d'Originc Con troll'c di t1nc11on is given to cheeses-as well as wanes -that follow strict. trad1t1onal rules governing their place oforigin and production technique!>. Onl> 27 of the 400 plu!> cheese-; made in France qua Ii f} for A.0 .C.. Ii' e of the folio" ing nine arc among those 27. Gruyere -a generic term that incl udes ) three French Alpine· cheeses produced in characteristic large wheels: Emmental may weigh as much as 220 pounds. has d1stinct1ve large .. eyes": Comte (A.0.C.) 1s the smallest gruyere (about 77 pounds). pale. delicate aroma. smaller irregular eyes: Beaufort (A.0 .C.) was called the ·· Prince ofGruyere" b) Brillat-Savann. weighs in at .about 90 to o-.er 130 pounds .. Morbler -comes in thick disks. has a light gray nnd with a horrLOntal black streak of vegetable ash through the middle oft he cheese. Canta! -(A.0.C.) tht!> ancient cheese has been produced for more than 2.000 years. Comes in 90-pound wheels. a firm cheese famous for pleasing taste. Raclette -Mild, nutty mellow cheese. yellow to amber anterior with small scattered holes; wheels weigh 12 to 16 pounds. Beaumont -Has distinct fla vor. many _tiny eyes. a reddish crust that is inedibk. Two mountain cheeses of softer texture than the above are often used as recipe ingredients. St. Nectaire -(A.O.(.) ha s a natural rind and d istinctive fla,or wi th a mild tang. comes in 8-inch disks. Reblocbon -(A.0.C.) mild. rather mellow fla vor. c:ream~ h~\turc w11h dappled white. brown-yellow and rOS} rind. ( omec; m 5-inch disks COTES DE PORC AUX CHOLIX 6 pork chops Salt and pepper ·~ cup peanut oil 1 medium-size bead green cabbage, cored and shredded l cap ( ~ pint) heavy cream l "" cups (6 ounces) shredded Beaumont or St. Nectaire Sprinkle pork chops on both sides with , salt and pepper. In large skillet. ht·at oil and brown chops on all sides. Remove chops. Add cabbage to pan drippings and sa ute o-.er high heat until cabbage is lightly browned. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer cabbage to shallow 3-quart cas..,erole. Place browned pork chopc; atop cabbage. Drizzle cream over casserole. Bake covered 1n preheated 350-degrec O\'en for I hour or unul chopcc, arc tender. Remo' c cover. sprinlde r hce..,i.' over top. and conunue baking until chet·se melts and 1s (Pleue aee CHEESE/C3) By PAT REMMELL, M.S. A99l1l•ted O .. llllan Swt•etnec;., Thts out~tJnd1ng charactcnstll' mai..c., sugar toda~ "; number OOl' food add1tl\ c:. Mor(' than 100 pounds per per- son iseatt•n \l.'arh . Of that amount. around 70 pound\ arc commi.'mal- 1} added to food' during processing. .\II sugars. including '' h1tc. bro"'"· and ra'' o,ugar. hone~ and S} rup'>. ha' l' Jnotha charactcrisllc 1n common. The~ prO\ 1Je cncrg~ in the form of carbohHlratc caloric'> The tt·rm ··empt~ caloric-;" 1s often applied to '"hate relined -;ugar bcrausc 11 prm 1Jc., no nutnent'> other than carhoh,dratc But thi.' <,mall amounts ofoihl'f nutncntc; 1n 'omc \\\ectcncr-; mal..e thcm 1m· pracucal snurcc-; tor Jdt·quah: dail} 1ntai..c of neccs.,an nu1ncnt~. Ont• notable e\ccpt 1nn 1-. blaci-<>trap molao;<,e~. \\hKh uin1n1n'> Jn ap· prcciahk umOLint of 1rnn Calorit·-ron1a1n1ng ..,,,ectcni.'rs hccomc part of ~our diet undi.'r man) d1sgu1'cs. Bcs1dt·, 1hc ob- '1ous t.iblc -.ugar !..no" n chcm1calh a-; sucrosc and uhta1ncd from ran<.; or bcet c,ugar-; -man\ othc:r h:rm'> mean ': . .,ugar .. "hen t he~ appear 1n 1ngred1l'nt h<,tang'i. Fructose. Jlso calkd k' ulosc. occurs naturall~ in !>mall quant1t1l'' 1n fruit. or ma~ be pmducl·d trom gJuco'iC dertH'd from suc:roc;e or cornstarch Althnugh trut 10-.l' '" l'qual in calones to '>ut·rnst' ..,Oml'llmci. IC!.'> 1s required to match thl' \\\i.'i.'tncs' le' cl of sucrnsi.'. depend mg upon the food product For 10<;1anct' fructO\C IS 'i\\CCll'r th.In .. Ul fll\l' In knHlnadc. but 11 1\ not a\ '"eel 1n ba!...cd goods ( orn S)rup. produu~d h\ the: action of cn1} me' on conP.tarl h m.1~ be termed corn.,~ rup 'ohd' or corn c;wt•t•tt.'nl·r "ht•n en -.1al I 11l'J High fructose corn '' rup<, m:n contain up to Q() pcrtcnl trmlO'l' along"" 1th dextro<,t' Dc\trosc. made rnmml·rcialh from starch b) thl' action of ht·:l1 and ac·1ds. or en/\ mes. 1s another name for glucose one ol thl' <;tmpk c;ugars contained in sucroSl' I In' en ~ugar 1s a liquid ml\ lure ol glucose and fructose forml·<l b~ splatting sucrose in a \0hem1\·al proces'> Turb1nado suµr coml'' trnm thl.' in1t1al pressing of sugar \JOl' thJt " part1all~ refined to rl''110' ~· ron- taminants and also p.in ~1t tht' molaS<\l'S contained 1n ra\\ \ugar \tolasses. thc 1h1ci.. bro" n .,, rup that 1o; .,cparated from ra" '>Ugar ,., le'' .,\,t'Ct than man\ '"l'l'll'Ol'r' anJ tontJ1n<i a le" mineral.., Arl'\' n 'ugar cons1'1' nl 'ug.ir lr\,tal' (Ontaincd 1n a nwl,1''\'" "·rup 01 :t ma~ he produn·J ~' .1Jd1ng molasses bacl-tnh1 rl·finl'J 'ug.ar \1.1pk -.ugar. dt.•ri,l'd lnim lhl' nrnccn 1 rati.'J sap of thl' ... ugar m.1pk trl'l'. 1-. tommonh rl·plan·d h\ .. ucrthl' .md art1tic1al maple tla,or- 1ng Hone~. a !>ugar formed b~ an cn/\ml' from ntctar gathered b~ tx·c,. 1-. \\\l'l'ter than taok sugar hut t up for l up tOnta1n' ~() pcnen1 mnrl' tcllliric., than granulall·d <.ugar Hro"" n 'ug..ir mapk -.ugar and hllOl'~ all umta1n glulo'>t' fructOS\' anJ .. m.ro\l' plu'> \mJll amount' nl 'arinu' 'uhc;tann'' that 1mpan Ila' nr \nwnk! lhl' '\'\'t'tent:r alterna- tl\ l'' arl: 'orl'l1tol mann1tol. and \\l1tnl -'ugar akohol' derl\l'd trnm lru11-. tlr made lommcrc1alh lrc1m di.'\tro'e that .irl· handled ti\ thl' hlld\ d1tkrcntl~ from cc,ugar' r hl'\ prm 1dc JU<,I a~ man\ l3lont'\ J' t.ihk ..,ug.ir hn"c'cr l 'l'll though produl'l'> made" 1th 'ug.ir alnihol" arc lat:x'kd "sugar lrl'l' ·· and ma' he c;u1tablc fo1 rx·11pk "hn mu'\t hm11 ordinar. \\\n'\\ tht· raloncc-, still count. COOKBOOKS FOCUS ON TRENDS May Day treats crown festivities Trad1t1onall}. Ma} Da) wa' a day fo r superlatives. for conte~t\. for extremes. Ma} qul'Cn'i were the prettiest girls T hey reigned over the w1fil'~ runner'i. stra1ghtc'\t aim-; and bra' est OO\CI"'. Villagers transforml'd the tallest tree the} could managl' into thl· most magnificent M a} pole po-;s1bk Londoner' "'ere no e\Ccpt1on Tweh·e British \CanH'n brought a 134-foot Ma) pole from Scotland in two M:paratc p1et·c, Thl'} lumtcd 11 mro place amid the fanfare of drum~ F1fi}·s1~ }ca~ latcr th 11, ..amr Ma-ypolc.~ltom m1' pride to \r1cnce 51r l~al· Ne" tun hn11ght 1t tn support his unprece<knted I ~4-foot IC le'\rnfll' 'lour \.1a\ Da~ dinm·r '"Ill rail' \uJl('rlall\ e\. too. "'h~·n \OU ot.l'f\ c I l'mon \ ngd Treat' 1 hl''<.' pn'll' ht tk do-ahead dt''"l'fl\ \tart \\Ith l utx·d ----M .ee MAT DAT/C4) • ,-- f\\o nml booi..-. hJ' l' ru-;t bct'n re' 1<,t·d to deal "'1th the grn" 1ng trend<. ol d1nrng a ill'll' and ffil'al preparation "'Ith foo<l processor" h the number of t"o-pcr"on. t"o-1ncomc fam1hc-; n'iCs. then· 1\ a corresponding demand tor quit l- and eao;~-to-prt.•pare mcalo; for t"o Yet workmg coupkc; arc unwilling to ...acrifin· lJ<,te and nutrition for qu1cl rrerara11on 0\\ thq don't ha\l' to. bccaU\l' "( ooi-1ng tor Two" pro' ides more than :.no rcc1pcc; that arc qu1ck . eas~ and Jll'it for two. rhc rcc1pt·-; foru~ on main d1shl'"· "'1 1 h each l'haptcr de' otcd to a different t\J)C of cntrc~· Soups. Salad\. Sandw1l'hcc;. ~frat\. Poultr). Seafood. and Egge; and Chccc;c The book also contains a scr11on on marro\\<a\e coolong for two \\htch offer'> a 'ani.'t\ ot delectable cn1rcc . · r or thoc;c feeling the dTcct' nf a filling hu~inrc;, lunch thc -;oup. '4.llad and 1,and\\.1\.h 'iC\.llOn "111 be of parttl'ular intt•rt'\l. offering a -.ant i\ ot rec1pt'\ for hght meal" \nd C\l'l")'OOC "'II apprl'\:'131C the rec 1 pc-; c; pt'< 1 fica TT\ (f(" • ll nt'd to avoid lcfio, ~ To make planning and t1mmg pan1rularh ca"'. a dud, "mhul arrear<; .lt th\.' tx·~tnn1ng lll l':tt h n.'l IP<' tdlmg t11m long 11 m e, lo pr~pare and rnol each d1-.h In JU"t o ne dccadi.' hl<lJ pro· n·~~ors ha\ c mo-.cd from a 'pcc1.1t- 1~ apphance catt·gor> to a u1mm1m i..11chcn aid for mort· thJn 'I mllhon .\mcnrnn' So the "t-ood Pron·,,or ( l1t1 l Bool.. .. has tx--cn compktl'I' fl'' 1'l'd Thie. nC'w e"<pandcd cd1t111n urn- ta1nc; l(lQ e \l'Cpt1onal n·t1JX'" and hundred<. of tip<; and hO\\·tn'' tor gt'tting the Rlost out nf1h1' 'l'r,.111k appliance. Renpeo; arc di\ itkd h' l'<lllr'e .\ppcuzef!> and F-1 r-;t < our-.c-.. Salads and 'v't·gctahk..,, \Qup<.. Fp.g' and Cheese. Meat~. Poultr\ and Seafood, Pa ta. P111a and BrcaJ-;, Dc"l'rt'i. and Pre<;cn l''> .ind Rl'l1'h· l''i. Reside bcmg a l ool ho\ll t hl' publication 1 alc;o a karning man· ual and rcfcrcnl'C gu1dl' T hl' tir'it 'iCC\1on 1s de\ otro to proc:.·c""'"l! ll'\'hn14Ul'\ fa\\-tO·U\(' , h.1n ... lk· ta II ho" to l hop 1,hl.l' .rnd '>h rl·d 't'l!t'tahk'i <lair> pn"llll 1-. nu I\ and meat\ Thct.e lhan' \\ 111 tdl HIU "h,\l ml·a-;urcd .imnunl'> \llll II (tl't trom t hcd<lar chcc'c thrl'C stJI!..., 11f Ct'kl'\. ll nc.J \ll hl•r prlX l'\<.C'tl amount\ of hull.. l1)(xl In addition \ou'll tinll 11p' fl'll~ 1d,·a, ll10'l'f\11m1.hJrl'> JnJ .1 prnu·...,1n~ trotJl'lk '\ht)(1t111~ ~u1dl' '\i\k1 n f'Jlll'' nflull-,olor '1c~l'i\- <.ll'Jl photo~r3Jlh' 1llu.,1ratc 'ar1t•1J\ proc~ing ll'('hniquc' The 11 h-paf.l' papcrha1. ~ ll\ \u O'\Ct tor $' \l <, "1 JI hl'I p \ 1\U 'trl•amhnc prcpar.it111n' of ,111 \OUI fa, nn1c.-Jl\hl'" .111d :add \nnw dl'fll ll'll' nl'\\ 1l01°\ Ill \11111 \01\~IOj.! Trfi(' r 1 o ir l' '( ool..in@ for f\\o:· a QO-paf.l' flJ Jll'r~1. I.. sell' for the me pncc Hrn.' l'i a f'C'l tJX" from each bool... AMPI • tabltt pooes batter or mar1ar· Int' {PtuR tee TREKD8/C2) ~--' if f ( t i ! I . t t . f f I .. ·Toast, poach witli cliampagne /!J What better way to cclcbnnc spr1na than ~rvina Cham~ane Poached Eap. Egs have been identified w11h rebinh for many centuries. and after a Ion& winter. tbey team beautifully with foods we identify with Ptina. such as the very first fre h asparaaus in the market. - The champaane used to pc>ach the eag.s is an 1nsredient of the>sauce that is spooned over the cw and the aspa~us. so the only thi na that isn't used 11 the pop of the ~ork as you bqin the celebration and preparation. · Because the sauce uses a mix. 11 g~ toatther 1n a ·w•nk . Spoon the sauce over the cus and asparqus. serve. and maa1cally. spring is here at last. The champagne that'<> kft in the bottle'! Sufficient for a toa~t. or use it for bastina. Incredibly del1c1ous and in- credibly easy, you'll prepare 1h1li rtcipc apin and again. Eaas contain-.high-quauty pro- tein, minerals and all the 1mponnnt vitamins except C'. A large eag contains just 80 calorics. CHAMPAGNE POACHED EGGS ' ! tablespoons batter, room wnw COCDOR SHASTA REGULAR OR DIET .89 VONS FRUIT COCKTAIL 69 17 °"""" c.... • wnBOCl'I' COCIPON J ... SWEET·N·LDW SWEETNER .84 158 • '°~~Pe<Mgo SEVEN SEAS DRESSING ~k 16°""" &ottlo DEL MONTE PEAS 5-1. U-Ounce c.... SUM PRICE® TOMATOES .37 temperat•re -~ te11pooe 4ry m11tard I (.81 ounce) packa1e white sauce mill "4 pot111d f reth a1para1u1, cooked, draJHd &Dd kept bot t En1U1~ m•ffllll, 1pltt, toasted aJMI battered t caps cllampape •ew-~ cap balf-and-balf or coffee creamer ! table.poODI freeie-drled cblves Combine butter. dry mustard and white sauce mix in a small SUPER PRODUCE Df-.LI l'wted 16-0.;Q c.... • 29 ITALJAN SQUASH ....... ~fA .. BAG lOMATOE.S .. s...-~ BOLK PEANUTS ~-s...... BROWN ONIONS ~ (Jp ...... °"""'" FRESH CUCUMBERS v-r ... s.i.. FRESH PINEAPPLES .,, ... ' ~ .... f)fJ 100 BAKERY J .5-LB. lDAF BREAD ~.~ O()"t i.-.,... VONS CAKE DONUTS II p.,., A~...,j ~J'P'l""""P«" I)• ~,-I'd VONS CARROT CAKE 11 lncf> . LB •• 49 LB .69 L8 .89 LB .15 3~100 ,,, .35 .99 135 135 189 ~9r~EJ() .. ~~~F PIES .35 ~<!!fl"IM{~~l~t ... ~~ES 109 R~ .. ~y POTATO SKI NS 139 1'91~~-:S TAQUITOS 129 APPLE JOICE Von' 16 0u.,, .. r.,, ·.s9 3~100 ~~foEN GIANT COB CORNl 39 VONS SPINACH c"°"""" " ,,,, l)r~,....""" ~!Sl!_.g~~~ a-v 169 109 KRAFT LA CREME I/ (1',0Tr f'\h• J29 SEA FOOD ~!9.,~PPER FILLETS l l 239 f..l!eH RAINBOW TRoor11 l "9 E5!i.~! SOLE FILLETS lti 279 ~HJ!E.!1JH FJLLElS ·•• 639 CALIFORNIA COOLER ~ P., o 11 Oun<• N 118 259 ~tp,ift_ c~~~!:-2~. ~'!.'~S. 2 39 949 779 !~Y~~R,,,~~,!!; £.H~~~1IS 299 ~!~.~~~!!~~~~~'·· 289 CLAN MAC GREGOR °V'-n+f't ' ,,., &-.JlftkP- POPOV VODKA ........ "'"''"' -MILLER BEER H•91' I .t,p t2 Peci. 20...-"llt8 VonsS..Afore- Than Any Otl11r SOut11a 11 Callfontia $1permarket • f ,. SUCCESS RICE •!Mg PMt.. l•Ouro p ..... ANDERSON PEA SOUP Spiol. I ~-Ounce C... CHICKEN BROTH ~··-'O~C... Krt0rrs PRESERVES Sftdle-. "';cl ~·ry 16-0unce J.• 109 .63 .39 179 SCOlllES TISSUE f'aci.I ,/()()~ &>- .65 ~1f ... ~~D CHERRIES • 95 rtm~ INSTANT TEA 199 ~~lJ~eo. 169 PUREX LIQUID BLEACH ~Ounr· llc.o•"' PAPER lOWELS Sltm Pt.,... • ADll1 Poe 11.oqor DAIRY PARKAY MARGARINE I ~~ 2a1 .65 169 YOPLAIT YOGURT 2 ~.99 OttcilnM .. c...-60\...,. C..- PRICO f""'-CTIVP TH4Jltt. THltCI wm APRIL2'"""'Y 1.IM5 You don't pay more. You Just get more. :=:,ESSJ59 STEAKS f ull C'ut. Titl>k l<I Bttl Sirloin Top Stuk118 l 87 LB ._.. .... ........... ~·•;.;..:: ... :....'-- I bowl. Mix unul well blended. Se1 u1dc Cook aspara1us and splat, toa~t ~nd butler muffins. Hold in a low oven to keep warm. MeHure champagne into a small c;k11lc1 over h11h heat. Brina to a boil. then reduce heat to keep at a J tabletpoon minced green onion I tablespoon olive oil or salad oll t to 5 cloves garlic, minced or pre11ed Z te11poon1 lemon juice 14 teaspoon salt Aboat ~. po1nd medl•m-1lze shrimp, shelled (bat taJl1 lntact1 and develned 'I• teaspoon grated lemon peel Z table1poon1 mlnud parsley Dash liquid bot pepper 1eaaoa- ln1 Lemon wedges Melt butter in a wide frying pa n 1 over medium· heat. Stir in onion . 1 oil, garlic. lemon Juice, and salt: cook until bubbly. Add shrimp lo I pan and cook. st1rnng occas1onall). until shnmp turn pink (about 5 minutes). 1 Stir an lemon peel. parsley. and I hot pepper season ing; turn into serving dish. Garnish with lemon wedges to squeeze over each ser- ving. GARDEN FETTUCCINE 'fl cap lightly packed parsley 1prig1 I clove garlic I small green bell pepper, seed- ed 3 medl11m-1lze tomatoes, pe.e eel, cu n o qaarren, aa seeded 4 green onions % table1poon1 olive oll or salad oll ~ recipe Fresh Egg Noodle. or, 8 to I 0 ounces purclla1ed f resb fett•cclDe, or 4 onces dried fettacclne 3 qaar11 bolllDg s,lted water 'I• eup batter or margarine ~ cup whipping cream Salt and pepper Grated Parmesan cheese lnscn metal blade 1n food pro- cessor. Chop parsley. set aside. Mince garlic and lea ve in work bowl. then chop bell pepper. Set both aside. Chop tomatoes and set aside. Change· to sli cing disc. Sli ce onions. Heat oil 1n a wide frying pan over med1um-h1gh heat. Add garlic and bell pepper and cook. stirring occasionally, until pepper is soft. Add onions and cook. stirring, for I to 2 more minutes; then mix in tomatoes and parsley and cook until tomatoes are heated through. Cover and remove from heat. Jn a 5-to 6-.q uan kettle, cook noodles in boahng salted water just until al dehtc -I to 2 minutes. (Or cook dried noodles according to package directions.) Pour pasta into a colander and drain well. Immediatel y return kettle to high heat; add butter and cream and boil until butter is melted. Remove kettle from heat and add pasta and vegetables. Miit, lifting and turning with 2 forks. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Pour onto a warm platter and spnnkle generously wath cheese. Makes about 6 first-cours.c or side-dish I servinas. WARM SLAW 4 tablespoons batter 4 Capt coarsla)' We4ded 1reen cat.base % tablespoons llot water 2 tablespooa1 Hllr mixed wltll. \\ te11poon dry mHtard 2 tabletpooDI cider vlne11r Salt to taste rn a 3-quart saucepan over moderate heat. melt butter~ add cabbaic and stir to coat 'hrcd . Spr1nklc with water; cover and simmu. ~1mn1 a ftwTimn, ontll tender.crisp -5 minutes or lon1tr. Star an \upr mixture, then vinegar. -simmer. surnna. for another minute OfT heat star in .._ wur crranl and ~It Makes 4 \Cn1ng1o , Elegant salad ls ala mode I ., \la mode" d~\n't always refer lo a dc~sen lopped with ice cream. Th1\ French phrase, meaning "in \lyle." may also de~nbc a light and elegant entree salad. Reaching beyond the typical toss o~grecnery. uneitpected salad com- b1nat1ons ca n tempt tired palates while following the trend toward fresh light Oavor and citc1tement in dining. A '>ubtk interplay of tastes and texlurec,, Wild Ri ce and Seafood Salad combines succulent shflmp. sweet red bell pepper, Juicy grapes and crunchy toasted almonds with the d1\tanct1H' flavor of wild nee. <on vcn.1cnt bottled light Thou~nd Island dressing. with its '>pcc1al ble nd of tomatoes. pickles and spices. ,., the perfect seasoning. It balances each savory ingredient v.1thout mao;k1ng their fresh natural Oavor'I. and it's also light an calories -onl) 25 calorics per tablespoon. For a sat1sf) 1ng variation. thawed frcuen crabmcat and rnoked regula.r nee can easil y be substituted for the \hnmp and wild nee. For anytime light dining or l'legant entertaining. Wild Rice and ·Seafood Salad 1\ a delightful chan$c of pace. 'itylishly presented 1n \temmcd glas<,warc and garnished ._ __ .,,,,_1_th_a;...,wed c of lemon, this \ala_d recipe 1s guaranteed to please - becau<ie ''light." "fresh " and "elegant" an.· a lv.a~' "a la mode'" WILD RICE AND SEAFOOD SALAD •., cup light Thousand bland Dressing I pound medium shrimp, cleaned and cooked• I cup cooked wild rice• 1 cup cooked regular iWbJte r~e I small red or green pepper, chopped (about Jt• cup) 1'1 cup halved seedless grapes 1 • cup toasted sliced almonds I teaspoon lemon juice 3 dashes bot pepper sauce Lettuce leaves In large bowl. combine all ingre- dient~ c'ccpt lcttuc:c. chil l. To CHEESE ... From Cl hghtl) browned. !:>enc 1mmcd1- atel) Makes about 6 ..en angs GRATIN JARDINIE RE 1 • cup ( 11z stick) butter '• cup oil 3 zucchini, sliced I medium-size eggplant, un- ~eled, diced 2 green bell peppers, diced t----.~rn111toer,dtced .. 2 leeks, trimmed and sliced Sauce 1 • cup ( 1"2 stick ) butter 1'• cup flower I 11z cups milk l cup ( ·~ pint) heavy cream Salt and pepper Dash nutmeg 2 cups 18 ounces) grated Gruyere• Heat butter wllh oil 1n large skillet and sautc \Cgetablcc; for about 10 m1nutc'I. or until almost tcmkr In another saucepan melt butter for o;aucc and sti r in flour Graduall\ \l1r in milk and hea") cream ().tir until sauce thickens <icason to tam~ wi th salt. pepper and nutmeg 'itir in I mp of the cheese Mix ~utccd .. cgt:tabks and c;aucc and pour 1n grea'lcd 2-quart ca'>'>erolc. Sprinkle top with rcma1n1ng cheese. Bake in preheated oven at 400 degrees for 20 to 2 S m 1 nu tc'> or until bubbl) and golden brown ·u~ Bcaufon. Comte or E:.m- mcntal Can alr,o be made with softer chec'lcr, \uc.h as St. Ne('ta1re or Morh1cr CLASSIC RACLETTE 2 pounds Raclette Salt Freshly ground pepper Serve with: cornicbon1 C midget French gherkins), masbrooms, ham, pearl onions, small potatoes, baby corn or salami Remove rind and \hce chcc'iC an 't•-inch slices small enough lo fit in Raclctlc pan'!. Allow Raclctte 1ma- chine to heat ahout I 0 m1nutc'i. then melt chcc~· in pan'> according to manufacturer·., d1rcct1ons (Can also be made in ovcnproof pans under preheated broiler Place 'llll'.cd ·cheese 1n pans and heat under broiler. watching carefully. unul melted and bubbl~ but not brown.) Cicnon Racltttc to ta'itC wtth salt and pepper and c;cr' c 1mmediatcl) over accompnn1mcnt'I of your choice SHORTCAKE URPRISE Accent wnt) whipped cream with maple Oavonng. then fold in a aencruu, amount of finely c.·hopped toastrd walnut~. Spoon dollo ps of maple walnut "'t'Tnnl onto '1nrw. her!) and nc:it h 'honcn kc1 Serve Wild Rice and Seafood Salad atyllahly ln glaH. serve. li ne bowl or individual <;crving dishes with~ttuce~ fill with c,hnmp mixture. Garnish. 1f de- sired. with lemon slices. Makes about 6 servings. •substitution: Use l packages (6 ounces each) fro7en crabmeat. thawed and drai ned: Increase drcss1 ng to If• cu p. Use I cup cooked regula r white nee. Give Yovr M om A Hou\ecleon1ng GIFT CERTIFICATE with f lower\ for from Domestic lady 960-0660 ____ I _ _J---- BRANO AN EYE·OPENING .. BEST SELLER. EE. Twelve monUl\ 11( 11n1q1u· and tnlt'rC ... tln~ fl'( II"" lor RJCOTIA. MOZZARELLA. \llRJ-:DIH·:D .rncl \'l HI". C:llEF.SE The Pl't.'('1011' K1tdwn Cnmpa111011 i,:1"' 1·.t.\\ .111d inexpt'n\i\f.' delight' for )'Ollr nwnu pla'nnm1L It ' Im ~,;,,pLr matl the c:oupon l>t'lo" (enclcN· ')I)(' fnr ,h1ppml.! .111d hundlinit. (•ash. check nr mcule) ordt>r) to Cahfmn1.i u .. , . ..,. < " 9kl6 Arlt<e A..,e . S1mt11 Ft-\pnn~. C A 1•lfl711 Spinach. cheese swirl through roll for spring buff et Fre!lh baktd rolls with swul of ~p1nach and chee~ M>uffie-hke filling make Spinach Roll-Ups a fla vorful add111on to spnna buffets. Ea111ly made with frozen bread dough , frozen chopped spinach, grated ·chee~ and minced oni ons. these colorful rolls accent the season's fresh fruits. salads. veg- etable platters. and cold cuts. To add a real gourmet touch. 1oclude mushrooms and bacon bus in filling. Broccoli can be substituted for the spinach 1f de- sired. SPINAC H ROLL-UPS I (II-ounce) loaf froten bread dough I (I 0-ounce) package frozen chopped 1piucb 3 ounces grated Jack or Cheddar ]cheese I beaten egg 2 tablespoons minced onion 3 tablespoons melted butter 4 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese Let fro1cn bread dough tha" to room temperature. On lightly Otano-Coat DAILY PU.OT~. Aptl 24. 1916 floured board. roll dough out to 12 't 16-inch rectangle Steam spinach for 5 minutes: drain thorough!) Mix spinach. grated cheese. egaand onion. Spreap mixture overdouitt. leaving I-inch margin on each side Beginning "'llh I 6-1nch s1dt . roll up 11ghtly m Jell>° roll fashion. Spread half of the melted butter in bottom of lightly greased 7 x I 011 •• inch cake pan or two 8-1nch round cake pans Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of PamleYn chce1e' over the butter Cut roll dough into I inch she-es. Place slices. cut side down. in pan allowing room for rolls to rise. Brush tops of rolls with remain- ing butter. and spnnklc with Parmesan cheese. Let rise un11I tripled in size.· Bake in preheated 375 dearcc: oyen for 25 to 30 minutes. or until golden brown. Turn out 1mmed1atcly onto serving plate. Y 1eld: 16 rolls. The chewy cookie with chips busting out all over! -------------------' ~oaa.-I EXPIMSJUlY 31 .1915 I ~ I I I I!:: SAVE35(: when you buy one ( 12 oz or larger) package of Chewy Chips Ahoy!. RETAILER: One eouc>an pet purchase ol oroduc1 '"°"ate<! Any Olnet 5 I I I use cons11tvtes fraud Consumer to pay sai.s.., Voo 11 c.oooeo tr ans rer,ed ptotltbrted laired 0t reslnC'led Good orly .n US A VW. w.tl reornbufse ~tor IN! lace valve plus 8c l'landl•"9 proviOPd VOl> and lt>f' cons.imer have compiled .,,,, the ofte• le<ms Cn 11 •.tlue t 20c NABISCO BRANDS INC DEPT S921 El PASO TEXAS 79%/J 44000 11 7000 I -------------::!I • I • C>r1ng9 coat DAILY PtLOT~tdnetday, ApriJ 24, 1985 a, DOaOT'IJV WE -··:"::: •••a a ......._ . M0tivation (or vtsttablc arow· LDlll~ftl. °"'1nt tht 1970s and earl) 11no.. the main rea'On for h.avinaa Vetrtablc prden WIS to PVC ,money. This r~nccted the Amen· can pubtk•s·concern over anna11on and the ever-risina cost of Ii van,._ Si.nee 1982, the economy has improved and people have bC'come incrasioal~ aw1re of healt,h. nutn· tion. ancf fitneu. Thull, \here hH betn a dram1~tufl.1n the rcawns· (or Pfdtnin1 from sa v 1 na money to obtainina fre h, bcucr·tt~11na h1sher Quality H'&etabln. ac:cord- ina to Denna' Pitttnirr. Cooperat· 1ve Ellttns1on V'eget.ablc spcc111is~. Some arc calhna ttut. interest 10 fresh vqttablc., a nutl'hlon revol· u11on. In faCl. Pattcnier rtpons. many bedding plant people bchcve their veictablc plant ~les may remain trong bee.au~ of this. The ancrca"ng populanty of herb' is hcheved to be a result of health-conKaou~ people usana them a~ alternative" to salt and an1ficial fla vorings. · Whale the number of households wuh vcgctahle gardens h J rt· -· mamcd faa~l) constanl be1wcen 1974 and 1984. the~ tw bttn a \haht drop 1n 1hc ptttcnlqc, P11- 1cngcr \a)'\. Not all honle1fown v tabk~ are better tasuna and better quality than tho~ you buy. Some, which can be vane npened and picked at peak flavor. will ddinitely taste better. These include tomatoes, •wcct com. and sreen beans. But for many vegetables, where tht frcshnc" factor is le s ampon- ant. home-grown products prob- ablr will tute no bctterand pot51bly wal be misshapen, wormy, or of poorer quality than those grown commercaally by upcrts. Whale v~ttl>les·can be .,own year-round 1n Sao1hcm Callfomaa, some vow' best durina 1hc cool sea10n. and some need the warm sunny days of sprina and summer. Now 1s the time to be plantina com, 1omatocs. beans, cucumbers. pep. pcrs. potatoes, cgapl1nt and ,melons.' May is a Jood time to plan& squash; June or July arc best t'or planting broccoli. Vcaetablcs that can be planted year-round include beets, carrots, leaf lettuce. green oniQJlJ, radishes and turnips .. VegC\ables that do best when FRE•MEATS' . PRODUCE I rresh Fryer Dru111stlcks Family Pack Frying Chicken. Serve Some This Evening. fresh Ground Beef c Clluck Steak ........ 11 Safeway Quality Beef ~ i Eil9 'l•Up, Like Cola · I It. planted in the fall include head lcuUC'C. pinach. carro1s. pea • caulinoY..er, cabba,r. chard and chives. Be 1dc pl nuna vege1a~ at the nJht tame, you also need to choose 1he nah1 plants -that it, the nght variety for arowtb 1n this nta. And also you netd to choose plant~ that fit the space. If space 11 hmited. select vea· etabJes that produce a lot in a ht1le space such as bcana, beets. carrot , cucumbers, lettuce. radishes. tomatoes. zucch1m , e&JPlant, green pepper, panley, dr spinach. Train vintcops on a trellis. pole. or fence Tender FIA Tips Low In Calories •Pepsi c •Diet Pepsi Regular, Sold In 5-lb Chub Size Safeway Quality Beef Stade Cut •Diet 7·Up, Perfect • Pepsi Free • Slice lb .. cad Steak Fryer Breasts Boneless, Fresh Grade A .. ~22• lb.99c Alnyt21me Of~;-~; $299 Cans It *1" RUBlpRoast 'b t 1 1• Fresh fryers Boneless Safeway &AH Ouallty Beef Round lb ~Iii lb 59• Corned, Real McCoy Po int Cut .. ~I~~ J7 ~· ~, .. ·1~ ~·-.,_· .- FRIE One (1 ) 24-oz. Loaf, Mrs. Wright's •uHertop Bread Buy 1Get1 FRll • Sugar Free Slice ·=::: $11.9 2-Liter Bottle _ 12ol 99c Ca n 4 1e oz f200 •Cana to \3 ve space \ novice aardcncr needs a aood vcae1able plantina and growina guide. Many aardcnana books &JVt vcgC'table growing anfonnauon, but not all a,ive good advice for c;outhern Cahfomaa growma con- dataons. If )'OU would like to have S9me brief. easy-to-understand 1nfor- mat1on on "How to Grow Your 'own Vcaetables in Orange Coun- t)' ... send a stamped. 11tlf-addrcsKd. lepl-s11e envelope to: UC Coopcr- auve Extension. 1000 S, Harbor Blvd .• Anaheim 9280S. Ask for ''Vegetable Gardening." • • • QUESTIONS WE AR E ASKED: Q. I'm lntef'nted la srowtq some of IM 1peclalty vese~let Helt as jlcama, w~te ud 1trtpff egplut, soldea bell pepperl, ud vario111 laerbl, bat ltave not Me9 able to find any place tlaat selll oe seeds. Co yoa ltelp? A. There are some catalog mail order companies that carry the gourmet and specialty vancucs of vegetates for home gardeners. If you send a stamped. self-addressed envelope 10 ( ooperauve Extension at the address above and ask for "Gourmet Vegetable Seed Sources." we will send )OU a liat of these mall order sources. (If you also want to receivt the vegetable growing guide listed above. your envelope will need two stamps -22 cents for the first ounce and 17 cents for the second.) • • • Q. I'm 1uppo1ed to get more calcium In my diet u d ltave been trylng to eat more 1reen, lufy vegetables becaase they're blp In calctam. Bat now I've beard tlaat these vegetables aren't 1ood be· caase tbey contain some sabstaace tbat ties ap calclam 10 lt'• not available. 11 tbl1 true? A. Fmt. green leaf} vegetables such as collards. spinach. kale. beet and tum1p greens, and also broc· cola. are fow-calone. nch sources of calcium They have a much higher ratio of calcium to calones than any milk products. including nonfat malk. Second , these vegetables and other•i lake them also contain a substance called oxalate (or oxahc acid), which can interfere wit h the body's ability to absorb calcium. However. the amount of inter- ference depends on the ratio of calcium to oxalate. Turnip and mustard greens. kale. collards and broccoli w1ttTat11fh ratio of calcium to oxalate wal provide large amounts of available calcium. And even those wath lower calcium to oxalate ratio., still can be considered good caldaum sources. • • • Q. I still bave colored eg s la my refrigerator left over from Easter. Are tbey 1tUI good? .c\ The answer depends on how you <1tored the eggs. If you kept I them refngerated after they were co lored. hard-cooked e~-with--n{) I cracks wall be safe to eatOr se veral I weeks. In time. they wall develop a green I nng around the yolk, but this isn't harmful -ltJUSt doesn't look good. I However. 1f your cooked e8's were not refrigerated for some time - I for example. for a day or two. or more than a few-hotirs -they ma y no longer be safe to cat. Bu nc h3 ... MAYDAY••• Peanut Butter Ora•geJulce •Creamy •Crunchy Troplcana, Chilled $'.eri 1839 $6i Cai9 •Cop A Soup 4·Pack•Lol• 1!ifJ ' I •13' P~Q LlptOR SO•P Noodl•~!:,:~~ ~~~~A So~ 79• .. :.lllW'INI ... Swalts ~.aleway ..... tic Strips ~,.~;:--.~1·:.,h .. lty Powder rn;.. r ..... J(1 r I p;. l ., .. HuRl'S ll•ddl.. sn:~.~:c" ~~o~, 99• °" New ColM.tlfJfl <11 ~ Angt NP "1 ,lf'lfJ It's Smpty Extrao<dl('lary .............. _. WeAlcept UIDA food Stasaap Coupons "' ,, ... ,.,,, •2·· C" ...... ...._ _ _.. Twine P11ano _.---........ Brown&Serve 5J& f! OllleHe PoaMy • Regular • MP.nth()! • Coconut Puaidl •• l•b Onlp8. Green Spot •$On·· ~7·9' 3-Plck. 8 45-oz cartons 2~s1 · ---Prtc n., f llnr,1"'" Ao11175 May t 198'1 11 Sa'""''Y S101,.s In Southern (,.t1fr,rn11 le1f.f!PI C 111lll'\1tl S11a1 In H1•ti.11 Oiiant•l•4" Only •efrletl ..... Aosarlta, Top with Cheese, 17·oz. Can 2 ... sl 11 49• From C 1 Avocados 3 For Small, Fresh & Ripe Great for Guacamole 9c angel food cake. Mixed with lemon pudding and lemon drop candies, they're a laght-heaned ending to a pretty sprang day. LEMON ANGEL TREATS I packa1e one·step wblte angel food cake mill I package ( 3 ounces> lemon re1ular paddln1 and pie flllln1 I packa1e (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened •;, cup lemon drop ba rd candles, cru1bed Mlnt 1prl11 Heat oven to )50 degrees. Prepare cake mix as directed on package except -d1v1de batter between 2 ungreased loaf pans. 9 x 5 x 3-mch. Bake until top'I arc deep golden brown and cracks feel dry. 45 to 50 minutes. Do not under- bakc. Immediately an ven pan\, cool cakes completely. Prepare pudding and pie filling as directed on package for pudding: cool slightly. Remove cakes from pans. Trim hrown tops and edges from cakes. Cul anto l/.-inch cubes. Star cream cheese into warm pudding until smooth. Fold an candae\ and cake cubes. Spoon an to foal baking cups. Cover loosely and refrigerate at least 3 hour~. Garnish 1 with mint' sprigs. Ahout 20 'Cr· 1 van~. CRUNCHY CARROTS I Small whole carrots or thick carrot sllcc'i rnokcd crisp-tender. ghucd and tos\CJ wa th <'hopped wftlnut\, arc a 'ipringtamc treat Heat a little '-C&ctablc 011, hone)' and h-mon JUU.:c to bubblan1 an a large t.kallct Mn an n da\h of ganger, then add cooked carrot\ and to"' over me- dium heat until glued Add a handful of <hopped walnut' and Kason wi th \Olt and pepper, to uu~. ~' vr hot or ehtll-eAd M''vt an kllun··~UP\ ----- I ' \ l Fruit bread . serVedwith goatcheese 1 By CECILY BROWNSTONE u, .... ...., When we tned it. we found we had two small low loaves with ~~ dense texture and a very firm crust. ~-~"·'~ "~~~ It took a strong hand and a serrated ~ " bread knife to cul them. j ~ '-s:! We stored one loaf in the refriger-I ~ ator and. as needed. sliced and . heated 1t. The other loaf went into I ~ the freezer to be used the same way. Both loaves were chock·full-of the I - raisins and walnuts that taste so I .::::: good with chevre. __ RAISIN AND WALNUT BREAD l packa1e dry yeast JI/, cups water (105 to 115 aegrees) 2 tablespoons butter, soft l teaspoon salt 111, cup coarsely chopped walnuts 11/• caps golden raisins -- 3 'rl caps (about) wbole wbeat ~=====::: flour ~~- In a large bowl dissolve yeast in•;, __--~I cup of the water. Stir in remaining ~ water. butter, sugar and salt -I butter does not need to melt entirely. Stir in walnuts and raisins. then enough of the flour (about 3 cups ) to make a firm dough. Turn out on a lightl y floured board. Knead for 8 to I 0 manutes or until smooth and elastic. workang in the remamang 1/i cup flour as needed to pre vent dough from sticking. Form into a ball. Place an a greased bowl ~ turn to grease top. Cover bowl with plastic wrap and let nse in a warm place (75 to 80 degrees) for I 1h to 2 hours or until doubled. Punch down and divide in half. Form each half an to a ball: do not flatten . Pla ce well apart on a greased large cookie sheet. Cover and let 1 isc as previously for .45 to 60 minutes or until doubled. Bake in a preheated 400-degree oven for 15 to 30 minutes or until browned and a cake tester inserted in cen ter comes out clean. Cover with a sheet of foil during the last 10 minutes of baking to prevent raisins on the surface from overbrowning. Remove loaves to wire rack 10 cool completely. Makes 2 round low loaves with df'n'l.e te"Klllrl' Rn<i A vt•ry firm C'rll'l1 BROILED BANANAS 6 firm ripe bananas Juice and grated rind of 1 llme or % lemons ~ cap brown su1•r ! tablespoons butter 11, cup ll&bt ram Peel and o;l1 c:c banana\ lcnathwise. Place in a shallow baking dish. Sprinkle with lime juice and finely grated rind. Sprinkle wnh suaar. Dot gener- ously with butter. Srorl QUirtly unn I wpr-11Tid butter stan 10 melt.· Do not ovcr- cook,_or banana will &el ~gay. · .... · SICINLESS ANO HEADLESS PlllH GRACE CAYPllH A. FROZEN OQ OEFROSTEO ~NGI .J_ llOU8HY PIUlll -Strve at once. Pour rum over hot baoanti .-and 11nitc. baulllJ~-*"'"---- t he flamm@. 'Y"'fl· Serves 6. What can be morcgralifymg than bowlsful of soup to set before guesu ~ family? Served with cheese. 11 ~upplies plenty or nutntion, as wt'll a'\ csiential vitamins. calcium. all wrapped up in mep-Oavor. Soup can be a meal suiner, a luncheon or supper entree, a meal in itself with only a salad lo complement. Switterland's Emmentaler can transform almost any soup into a dish you're proud to serve. Add jt grated lo lbe simplest of broths and you'll immediately change uu1e and texture. SWW CHEESE SOUP l t.11blespoo11 clarified batter Z m ecUam-1lzed onions, cllopped WHOLE OR HALF FROZEN OR DEFROSTED ALASKAN SILVER SALMON JAC.BRAND FRESH IMifATION CllAllUKll _ Qrange COU1 DAILY PILOT IWfldMedfr/. Aptil 24. 1915 C8 1 clove prllc, mulled chttst in ovenproof soup bowl or 4 nps eMck• or bed MelJJe9 mup. pour hot broth ovCf' and or bro" qJnnkle with grated cheese. ~ cap wltt&e wlne Place small butter-balls on top. ! ~ Swtturlud SwiH (Em-Bake m modffate pre-heated oven mni&aler), eoarsely 1ratec1 for about 30 minutes. Spnnlde "'ith ~· e., Swlturlaad Gnyere, parsley before serving.. Opuonal: coanely &r•Sd . Serve with freshly ground black . 4 slAca claR bread• pepper Serves 3 to 4. ! t.llblftpeou usaJced kner or marprl.M l buc:ll parsley. mmced •Note: Bread can-be day-old and can be in small pieces. Saute onions and garlic in butter until transparent. Add broth: sim- mer for I 0 minutes. Season to taste with whae wine. Layer bread and SWISS CREESE.POTATO SOUP 4 me41am.sil.e pot.llSOH, pttJed . uddic~ 1 oaloa, sliced Z leeks, Hopped ! t.llblespoou better or marpr· lH z cups clllcba brotb l np wldte wine l'reMIJ.,..... ....... '"'" .. tute i..cu.,...Mtmes..,.ld 1 NP Swltla'laM 8w* (i!'M- m•taleY) *•"•• I t.llblespMe ~.,, d dlh'es ·Cook potatoes in · wa1a S manutes; drain. Add onioos aad lccu to butter. uute briefly. Add potatoes and broth, cook until potatoes arc soft, then place soup 111 blender aod puree. Rttu.m· JD pot. add wine. w.te for 1CUOnins. adding more wine i( desired. Add pepper. Finall} add ootrr1eg and cbeetc, cook over slow beat, .surrina until cheese is melty. Do oot allow to boll. Garnish with chopped cbiv or sprigs of diU. Serves 4-6. - j j • 4 I GRADE ''.A" FllESH ATLANTIC COD FIWTS GRADE "A" RlESHDOVER IOUFIWTI 21 TO 25 PER LB 5 9 I FROZEN OR DEFROSTED LI. FRESHWATER JUMIO SHRIMP . -. I. -... Or..ioe Coatt OAILV PILOT/Wednesday, Aprll 24. 1i86 Fex-Mex cuisine now going lighter Gone arc the day5 when al' lorn~ controlled meal meant a cup of bouillon. a mound of cottaae chcc~ and"-lMI lhe celery you could cat. Today's lighter caters make the quest for more exc1t1ng lullnaf) creations an ongoing effort In Tex.as and ne1ghr>onna \tates. where Mexican Oavor~ ha ve long been woven into the lifcst)'lc. '"el} light versions of south-of-thc- bordcr favorite~ appear frequent!) on caloric countcrs' tablc•1. Bright. fresh-tast ing \alads. ,always rate high w1tti the fitncss- rnnsc1ous set. Chicken Tostada Ensalada 1s a heallhy-fre'ih. }car · ·roui\d complete-meal salad w11h authentic south-of-the-border 'navor flair. In true Me~1can st) le 1t rnmbines contrasting tempcratun.·s. textures and tastes -a hot and 'Spic) 1 chicken mixture. cool. crisp lettuce. tomato and a touch of 'ihredded chttsc. Additional mild. medium or hot picantc sauce dresses the · salad in Tex-Mex style. ' Single-skillet meals can be a real plus for hcahh<onscious. on-the- , go cooks. Speedy Southwest Skillet Supper combines delightfully un- • complicated preparation with satisfying fresh fla vor. Fast to fix . CUHI l medium red or green pepper, cut Into I x '• ·lnch 1trlp1 l 1ea1poon around cumin ,,.. 1ea1poon 11lt ~ cup plcante sauce ( ook onion and garhl 1n butter unul onion 1s tl·ndc:r Add t:hll l>.l·n 1ucchin1 and pep~r: 'ipnnklc with cumin and ~It Pour p1cantc l><lUH' o\l'r chicken m1~turc, m1~ \.\l'll ( ool>. OH:r mc<l1um-h1gh heal. \t1r- nngfrequcntl). unttl vcgctabk!> arc r w.p-tcndt·r and mo.,t ofl1 qu1d hat; l'' aporatcd about 1 tu 4 minutl'!i Makc'i 4 <,.t'f\ tng\. 178 r<.1 lonc., each with calorics kept 1n line. the -- chicken and vegetable combo 1s1ust 1- right for today's lighter style of eating. " CHICKEN TOST ADA ENSALADA Balance diet ~best advice for arthrit ics , ) I l\rthntis sufferer\ who fall pre)' to fad diets and other nutnt1onal BONELESS 4uacker} could be compounding 39 19 rather than helping their health PORK problems. according to Ad ratn Jaf-SHOULDER • COUN111V STYl.E fe r.MD PORK -~ .. .\It hough d1tt has never been prm.ed to be d1rectt,. related to any ROAST LR form of arthnt1\ except gout. poorly I ..,... _________________ • __ _, SPARERIBS LR or undernourished 1nd1' 1dual., arc less able 10 COJX' with the effect\ of the d1'teasc ." \3)S the staff rheumatolog1 st <.1t ~cnpps Mem-I orial Hospital. I Arthritics 'ihould make special effort\ to cat a balanced diet C'!eryda) which includes 1wo ser- ' ingc, of milk and dairy food\. two serving\ of meal. poultr) fi<.h or eggs. four sen 1ngs of fruit\ and vegetable'i and four \en 1 ng\ of whole grains. In their search for a "miracle cure," arthnt1n annual !\ '>rend more than SI billion on (;1d diet\. supplements. and other remcd1e\. .. according to the ·\rthnt" Foun- dation. JafTcr ~}\ that \tud1c\ do not support chm1nt1t1ng "n1ght\hadc ~rtablrS' \u<. h a' eggpTant. potatoc\. tomatot'\ and gree n pep- pers: milk and dairy product\ or spicy foods from the diet "In fact aH>1ding the'>\: fmxh could cl1m1natc e\'ien11al nutrient\ needed for long-term health .. he says. ' JafTer also h:ic. trnuhk with mcaa v1tamin and m ineral thcrap) as an arthnt1s rcmt:d ) "Taking large do\C'l of \Upplc-1 ments has not Oc('n f)r<l\.Cd to be efTccttvc 1n altering the wurse of anhnt1s. and 1n \Orne in\tancc., could prove to be tox ic · hr \ay!I. SupplcmcntH·an alc,og1H· people a (alsc sense of SCCUfll\ Pat ient\ believe that s1nl·e the) an· taking something c.x tra they d<1n t need to ' _.be concerned ahout "'hat the)' art.• eat1na. Man ) t1mec, lhl' n·wlt '' poor nutrition • Along with ca1 1nga balan1 l'd d1l't Jaffer cncouragcc, excr<.'1\4: tC1 kt.'<'P muscl~ '>Irons and lessen \trr.,, on the 1<>int\ He '>U-8CSt\ walking iwimming or h1 cyrhna .. Remember that anhrit"" qm able from day to da) and 1nd1 \.1du.il to 1nd1v1dual ·· \a>" faflt.•r II patient' ra t wrll and ritrrn\C.' thn arr likrl~ to h,1\l moH" good dru_, _ than h.uf · SKAGGS ALPHA BETA FRENCH BREAD • I 7MJT'Dt B0rTU Kf.SSLER WHISKEY • I 7MJTUt 80Tn.l PO POV VODKA 'iA\1£ t 51 ~, __ 71~ • J"'1TEt llOTT\.f. =·· ·~~~ ................. ~ ... 4i9 • II~ • II-OZ. CANS STROH'S BEER ......... . MW 1.71 v.y1w .... 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Teens, hke their adult counterparts. view cook- ina as a creati ve actt vity. Dessert recipes. rang.mg from lavish lo qu1cic and ea~. are always --~~~---~-~----.;..._~--~--~~------~ I I I 12-PACK • 12-0Z. C.ANS 99 COKE COKE. DIET COKE. TAB. CAFFEJNE FREE COKE. CAFFEJNE FREE DIET COKE FRESH HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE SKAGGS favontc~ 1m""c recipe that rel)' on quaht) conventtnce fouch arc fa vored by all busy cooks. E1hn1c spcc111t1n, pan1cularl)' M~lucan or Tu-Mo. are tandb)'s. Classic recipes, no matter how umc-in- volvcd, arc favorites with )'Oung cooks who frequentl)' add a s1ana- ture touch or ingredient. Party Rice Puddani as a tempting dessert that makes use of conve- nient puddma mt.it combined with convened rict. -- Three other youn& cook' pr- nered cash pnzes of $250 each. Stephanie Lonctt1. 16. o l Maplewood. Minn .• created Rio Grande Rice . a livel y main dish with Tex-Mex flair. The hearty combination of nee, green chtltes. canned chilt wtth beans and EXTRA FANCY Orange Coat OAILY PILOT/Wednllday, Aptff 2•, 1915 C1 shredded cheese make 11 a wanner for spur-of-the-moment dinner pa me§. T 1me-PfC$surcd teen cooks such as Stephanie Byrd. 17, or Enterprise. Ala . rely on recipes such as Rtce and Com Chowder, a s1mple·t~l}'lake heany wup that's prepared and served m leu than ,.~ minutes. Scott Mills. 14. of La1robc. Pa.,." prepares classic recipes wtlh a new twist. In Ri ce a la Romanoff tradataonal noodles are rcplac.ed with fluffy rice 'in a creamy. nch comb1nataon of sour cream. cottasc cheese and shredded cheddar cheese. The dish is an exc1t1na accompaniment that adds elqance to any beef. poultry or pork en tree. PA.An IUCE PUDDING l~ C1IPI ••let' , l C1IJ ... .,.... rice .,..,... ... , l '.peebpt (1a.-....... } vullla ,.,,.., ud p6e ,.... mis 'M lnlflMe.,..... ....... i .nptaailk 1 c., ...... rabbtt l n, dlOW ft.I,,... cream tta•letf••••••pt 1 IHI,.. Tallia Brina wa ter io a boil in medium sau«pan. tir in ri~ and II.It Cover ti&htly and simmer 20 minutes. llemove from beat. Let stand covered until aU waler as absorbed, about S minutes. Set aside. Combine pudding mix and I nutmq in larat saucepan. Sle>Wly add milk. Cook and stir over medium heat u_n til mixture come. to a boil. Remove from he.at. Stir in rice and raisins until well blended. :=:;;;;~~::;;;;: · Spoon intoSCTYing bowl or individ-----.;;:? Z: I ual servin1dishes. Cover and chill. ~ Just before serving. beat whip- . -p1n1 tream, supr and vanilla 1n ~ chilled mixing bowl un'til stiff peaks form. Top pudding with wh ipped cream; spnnkle with ad- ditional nutmcs. if de5ired. Makes 12 scrvinp. Vartafloa: Substitute 2 .cu~ frozen whipped lop~&. thawed. for the wh1ppina cream. supr and vanilla. RIO GRANDE RICE Z 1'l caps wate r l cap CODVtrtecl rltt l teaspoon wt I can ( 4 ouca) 9opped greea cblUH % CH I (15 OHCff eaclt) cllJU wltb beans 1 pond Cltedda r cbeue.. sltredded Sbredded lettace, u desired Sliced rdJIMs, u deslre4 ~ I Bnng water to a boil in medium --. ~ucepan Stir an nee and salt --I Cover ttghtly and simmer 20 --I minutes. Remove from heat. Let -1 stand covered until all water 1s -absorbed, about 5 minutes. Stir in -I ch1ltes. Layer half the nee mixture. =::::::::::: I can of th e chalt and half of the cheese in a I 3 x 9 x 2-anch bak:tng di sh Repeat nee and chili la yers ending wtth chtlt Cover wuh aluminum fo il and bake at 375 degrees 25 to 'O minutes. L'nco"er and spnnkle remaining chee~ on top Bake uncovered until checiC 1!> melted about 5 minutes. Garnt!>h with lenuce and radish~. Mak~ IO S(ntngs RICE AND COR1' CHOWOF.R 2 •., cups water J cup converted rkt' Z teas DI u lt 3 slices bacon J medium onion, chopped %"1 cups milk J caa ( l 7 ounces) cream -11y le corn Frt'llbl y grated black pepper 2 tablespoons finely snipped parsley GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Anng "'atcr to a hoil 1n mt"d1 un1 ..aun·pan ~tt r 1n nLt' and I tea· \roon nf lhl' ..alt C o'er 11gh1h and 'lmmrr :?O minult'\ Rcmo\l· trorr ht«.tl l l·t \ta nd lO'l'rl-d un til ..tll "'atn I'> ah\orhcd ..thou t 'i minute\ < oo~ hJurn 1n l>ull h men un til r n\p Drain on paix·r 101.\-C'I'> crumhlc and \Cl a'>1dc Pour ufT all hut 2 t..tbk\poon<, dnpptngs Cook 11n111n an Jnpp1ng.' until tt•ndt•r hut not hro\.\ n \dd rill' mil ~ u1rn remaining l lt'a\poun \J lt .rnJ pepper to tastt• H\-.at through. c;t1mngcxca.-.1onalh "pnn~k \.\.llh par'>ln haurn und Jdd111on<1l pepper l\.1a~c\ 6 <;<-r \an~' RICE; A LA ROMANOFF 2 •., rups water ALPHA BETA ggc CHEESE · ~~~v FOOD wtWftD EA. 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[UH hr and hot pepper sauce tran,fcr to I 11•-quan casserole < o'er and bake at 350 delJ'tt\, 2 ~ min ute!> To c;ervc . ~pnnklc w11h n·m:11n1nll ch~. green onion' .rnd IX'~Jl('r Make\ I< ~r' '""' CATCH QF THE DAY < nmh1nc equal amount\ of fine-- "c.:hoppcd walnuu and flour. Mi in ..omc It. pq>per and 1 hulc tarraao n Dip foll micu tnto hcatcn Cllf.. thc.:•n roll them fn th.c walnut m1,1u rc Saute 1n ~1nhn1 butter marpnne until fi h O.ka and ~ walnut rrt'tft-,_._ ...... ~~ -~· lemon ~~ae I . I • ' Tasting room mlijor.outlet lor Navarro Wlnes Ted Benncu and Deborah Cahn are partners 1n life as well a in the enterpnse known as Navarro Vineyards. Bennett was founder of the retail chain known as Pacific tcreo, and met Cahn when she came to work for his firm. Cahn came alonajusa a Bennett was deciding that the stereo busi- ness wasn't fun any moR1 and the two . ended up plant1na the ~ineyard. buildina a winery. and havin1 a few babies .totether. The onginal plan was to have no employees and to keep the business to a size that the two could handle alone. The plan worked. sort of. They could handle ll alone. except Jmy lua there was never a day olf. t:.vcn an evening away from the winery wa~ impossible a good portion of the yea~ · A winery can'tbe left alone wht•n fermentauons are working. and an the sprina. who would answer the frost alarm 1fthe owners were awa > Sm._11 wineries dem e much ot their income from Liming room saks. and that·, an every day busint'S\. too. o while the)' could handle 1t alone, they quickly camr to the dec1s1on that at least 11 few cm· ployeei. would }>c a good idea. The me of their vineyard and winery is the almost remote Ander~n Valley of Mendocino County, about halfway between Highway 101 and the Mendocino Coast. it's very near the communit)' of Boonville. It is one of the coolest grape srowing regions in the state. which as great for quality. but not so great tor vineyard >1cld'i. In many )'ctu\. thr lf3Pt stru&&)e to ripen . ju!t as thty do 1n "the htmou .. northern rc11ons of EurS)pe. like Burgundy and Champagne. his no co1nc1dcn<:c that the famous French Chnmpaane firm of Roedcrer it. ~tllnJ up shop nearby. Na varro 1s a unique success stof) tn several ways. Not only are the wines critically and commercially .successful, but full y 75 percent of Navarro's 10.000 case production 1s sold in Mendocino County, and most oft~at out of the tasting room. That means that less than 3.000 cases arc left to be doled out to key retailers and restaurants through the rest of California and America. lialner version of the ~anety. ny If every small winery could sell way you los;>k at 1t, It 1s a very that much locally. we wouldn't be pte.uant Chardonnay and a hearing stones of financial prob-' «rufied "best buy." ltms in the rndustry. Naravvo ltU "Memdoclao" Even thou&h the wines are In cur4 .... )' ($8.7S): Only SlX great demand. Navarro maintains months in oak, but the wood shows moderate to downriaht inexpensive throuah q1ccly in both bouquet and pncina. navor. Typical of the cool area. the Navarro ltll Via 81Hc ($5.50): wine is more delicate and far more This is really a Chardonnay. but is crisp than say a Napa Chardon~ay. given the aeneric name to eliminate There's citrus here. too. but 1t is confusion between it and more enhanced by notes of vanilla and stylistic wines made from the same sliJhtly riper flavors. •Another very anrpe. • good value. This version has a citrus style, not Navarro lH3 "Premier Re- much oak. and the arapcs are .erve" CUrdouay ($12): Even at hi,rvested less ripe for a crisper, $12. this win~ ofTe~ good ~alu.e as ll I is on a par with wines sclhna 1n th( SIS ranae. Chosen from the best lots and ripest fruit (~till not a.II that ripe in this cool climate). 11 has spent the most time in oak .. with a portion of tht' blen<i un.dergomg the malo-lact1c fermentauon that turns harsh malic acid to lacttc acid Notes of toastiness and but- terscotch hut still firm and cnsp. Navarro Ital "Estate" Plaot 1 Nolr ($8. 75): Anderson Vallt;Y as one of the best places to grow Pmot. and this pleasant wine is additioi:ial proof. It is a nice lighter style with forward cherry aromas and Oavors and a fairly long finish . Navarro t H3 Gewurztramlner ($7.SO): Lot.soffruit, but th~ taste is basically dry. The .style 1s more spic.e than Ooral. and 11 has seen a short time in French oak. No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wins With Stater's Low, Low Prices! Navarro ttU "Late Harvest" Wtllle Rletlhll ($I 0 the half ~_ttle): Dcsscn wine lovers alert! While this may seem expensive to the un- initiated. 1t is priced much lower than comparable wines. These wines are terribly expensive to produce. because the grapes are vinual raisins by the time the) 're picked. meaning very little JUtce. This one has unbelievable bal- ance. with 19.2 residua1 sugar (harvested at nearly 37) with less than I 0 percent alcohol and 1.25 total ac1d1ty. If those numbers don't mean anything to you. I'll translate. It means thr wine tastes much less sweet than it is, allowing you to drink more without overdosing on "------------=------------' .__ ____________________ ---------------------""'l sugar sensation. The smells and tastes say peaches. pineapple and vanilla. and the aftertaste is very long and complex. .,,. . REGULAR OR DIET ASSORTED FLAVORS :>Shasta ~Soda Meat Dept. Savings Frozen Food Favorites Roast :~ Steak !&7!~.m LB s1.19 LB s1.89 LB s1.69 LI 51.79 LB 11.79 Broccoli Spears .... 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"Wh at finally brought you out?" Bennett wanted to know. The man had a most interesting response. It seems Parducci had ordered a much larger and more expensive piece of equipment from the same company. and had called to say he was cancelling his order unless the company could satisfy his neigh- bor. The kicker 1s that Bennett hadn't 6 PACKJ I talked to Pard~cc1 in months. and · cenamly hadn t said anything to 12·0Z. htm about the equipment. Parducc1 ____________________ ___, ev1dentl) heard of his problem Garden Fresh Produce through the grapevine and acted totally independently. I've always said John was one of WA$><1N<;IOH Apples U!llll 'ANCY ~ the nicest men in the busines\ r.01 OlN OfOICOIUS • La ~ Bennett backs me up. Avocados ~:~~ ~'~,w0 [A(H aac EACH age Mangos fAN<.V SWUI lf'OPlCAI •AEA I EXTRA FANCY SNOWHrrE F•11h · Caullftower S9° .. _ KESSLER 00 PROOF American Whiskey HIRAM WALKER Teallllh ............ Cooking with class Sherman Library and Gardens. Corona dcl Mar. 1s offering two cooking classc'> to be presented b> its chef. Madeleine De Groote. She will teach a Mother's Da y Brunch on Tuesda~ and a Lazy Da ) Picnic on July 2. Both classes wall ~1n at 11 a.m. and include samplings of food prepared., _ Registration 1s S25 per class and prcrcgistraLJon as required. For informatton. call the garden offict' a1673-2261. Sft ~ 1.75-"8" j 1.]S A ~1echuan ;x~;ience. a perfect -"7•'7'7 urER ..... Ge UTERp1cn1c to pack and carry to your favonte Lotus Garden, will be Luc~Lager Beer 11co 011 ~59 demonstrated by Susan Slack at ~fr~I. 11111~1 ~' 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at C'c'it Pau I asson WI. ne ~r·· 5" Aft I Gourmet. 14 Monarch Bay Pla1a . ""''"f 11 m11 ~ ~ South Laguna. Almaden :r:~iG~':,.'1'"' s4 79 The menu will include Golden ~°'"c""'~'11 H•m • dumplings in Chili Garlic Sauce, Canadl·an Mt"St .,.....,.,,.. , *10 39 Poached Shredded Chicken in ~...,., . 'h"'" • Crisp Lettuce Packets, p1cy Tanq' ueray G1"n ~ 99 S1cchuan Noodlc!i with rcanuJ ...~""°' '*'I .. , ~~. Sauce. Mosaic of Spicy Hot Vcg-sm • ff SS.29 ctablcs Suck\, Marinated Fresh 1rnO ~:ah "'°"'~ Fru11 Skewcn and Chinese-style Plum Sauce. Del Monte Catsup Jonny Cat Litter Success Rice Pudding Pocket :-::mr. Pitted Prunes ~~·· Iced Tea Mix :m!:. ·~·· 91 .19 "" 51.09 PJUCU ~ 1 ft1U. DAra Fee i-s $35. For information. call 493-2888. •• ,., 1)1 51 .59 •101 t1f .14 IQ/'2.89,... ... -,... . .. n.r ... ... . .... M 26 'l:'I 28 M H .. 1 - WE ~SEAY( THC llOOHT TO LIMIT °" R(FUI£ SALO TO COMMr:~AL Cl.ALERS ~ WtO.UALfAS If tlw ,,..t • lllr __ , .... MMlll .... ,.... .... ,_ lorttolfl -· -... #'t •• iar .................. ... .......................... ._ ... • • • An 1ntroduct1on to wine will he tauaht b)' cx~n Yvonne Rich Gt I p.m. turday at Lawry's Caltfom1a ('enter, Los A naelcs. The basic~ of wine tcrm1nol0jy. cvaluauon. ~lecuon and tasuna wall he explored, and eiaht Cah· forn1a want''> will be m lcdgurina the thrrr·hour daa ·cc is I 5 For informataon. l .tll (21 )) 22 4-6827 ( ( 0rano-C0Mt DAILY PllOT/Wedf.._,, ~ 24, 1• Frying leaves much to iniagin~tia·n. Fresh. spinach, mustard, water- cress. cilantro. m1n1. and panley areens m14kc: an unu~ual accom- paniment' when rned cnspy in hot oil. Whc_n fned. these lea ves qu1cldy tum cnsp, translucent, and intense- ly green. For a stnkina condiment sprinkJe leaves on hot melted cheese or baked potatoes. Lightly salted. they make an intriguina snack. Stored in an a1nigh1 container. fried leaves will last for several days. Add leaves to di~hes just before servina; as soon as they to~ch liquid or moist food, they quickly go hmp. The basic process 1$ easy. S1mpiy remove and discard thick stems from 2 ounces spinach, mustard greens (small leaves work best), watercress, cilantro. mint, or parsley (Oat or curly) leaves. Wash leaves thoroughly. Drain well, then pat dry. If you hke. cut spinach leaves ana mustard greens across the grain into '!..inch-wide shreds. Wrap leaves loosely in paper towels and enclose in a plasti c bag. C-hiH at least I hour or up to overnight to dry thoroughl y. In a wok or deep 3-to 4-quan pan, heat about 2 inches of salad oil to 370 degrees. Fry greens a handful at a time (stand back, since oil may splatter). Turn lea yes with a-slotted spoon until they take on a brighter green color and are at least partly trans- lucent. 5 to 20 seconds. (The leaves may not go completely translucent in oil but will become more so as they stand.) If leaves turn a darker green and begin to scorch, they are overcooked. Lift leaves with a slotted spoon; Calclum plll lnterrupts bone cycle? Calcium from milk and other dairy foods appears to have an advantage over calcium pills when it comes to building and main- taining healthy bones. according to a study conducted at Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha. Health professionals have singled out ad equate calcium intake throughout hfe as a first hne of defense against osteoporosis. the "brittle bone" disease that affi1cts one in fou r women past menopause. The top dietary source of calcium 1s dairy foods. which suppl y more than 72 percent of thi s nutrient in 1he American food suppl y. Some sc1ent1sts, howe ver. ha ve I suggested that the protein and j ---:--phosphorus irr dairy fuodrm-rgtn reduce the amount or ca1c1um I reaching the bones. Bui this 1s no1 the case. according to the Creighton University study. "What we found was that the protein and phosphorus in milk weren'ta problem," explained Rob-1 en Recker, M.D.. one of 1hc researchers who conducted 1he two-I year study. "Milk is at leas! as effecti ve and may even be supenor to calci um ca rbonate 'iupplc- men ts." Calcium carbonalc. a popular calcium pill. interfered with the I natural process of bone renewal more than dairy food calcium. !.a1d Dr. Recker. In this renewal process. called remOdehng, bone 1s cont1rru- all y broken down and rebuilt. About 10 to 15 perce nt of bone 1s replaced each yea r. Calcium carbonate suppressed the remodel-I ing process. according to the stud y. In general. calcium p1llc; arc low in calcium . For example. calcium carbonate contains only 40 perce nt elemental calcium. while other supplements contain as little as 9 percent calcium. "Women should turn first to their diets to mee t their calcium needs." the doctor said. A single eight-ounce servinJ of milk - whole, lowfat or skim -contains I about 300 mg or calcium. The vitamin D 1n milk, and possibly the lactose, aid 1n calcium absorption I by the body. A cup of yogurt or an ou nce and one-half of most cheeses can bt substituted for a glass of milk . Other dietary c;ources of calcium arc sardine!!I. salmon wtth bones and certain leafy, green vegetables 'iuch as kale and broccoli. ·~ Dr. Recker, who ha ~tud1ed osteoporosis for more than I 5 years. advises all women to con- sume calcium-rich foods. He rec- ommends that women act 1.000 ma of calcium daily before menopause, and 1.500 ma af\er menopause. Most women. howeve r. don't even meet the current Rec· ommended Dietary Allowance for calcium orsoo ma 11 day. The federal aovernment's ~ Health and Nutrition Examination urvey (HANES 11 . 1976-1980). indicates that th1" calcium deficit staru as early as aae 11 for female~. Women who enter middle llt' with bones that have achieved the1t maximum ma~ can more easily w1lhstandthcnormal bone loss that accompanies ea1na When .i woman's body tOP" produc1n1 the hormone c.,troacn 11 menopau~ bone lo\\ unrleratn , Dr f(cckt·r txplatned dram on paper towels. Serve bot or at room temperature. Or store airllaht at room temperature in 1 paper-1owel-hncd container up to 3 day,. Makes about 2 cu~. SHRIMP WITH CRISP AND CREAMY MINT Water Z poaad1 lar1e sllrlmp (about H &o a poud), peeled and develaed l ¥. pouads E11ropeaa-1&yle '"D· aklaaecl cucamber, cat ta tllla 1llce1 Mlnt mJyonaalae (recipe foJ- lowa) i Cllpt crl.,..frtff miat leav" (dJreetlou pl'ttde) llemn•MIH In a 5-to ~uan pan, bnng about 3 inches water to boilins. Stir 1n shnmp, cover pan, remove from heat. and let stand until opaque in center (c ut to test), S to 6 minutes. Drain shrimp and immeiy in ice water to cool; drain. If made ahead, cover and chill up to overnight. On 8 dinneT plates, arrariae equal Portions of chilled shrimp, sliced cucumber. and mint mayonnaise. Garnish with the fried mint leaves and lemon wedges. Serves 8. .... -... u •OllK9M .. 18S MlatMayoualse leg l clove prlle l tablet,... lem .. J•lce l tu.,.. DIJ• m••&ard YI C11P Up&ly pacUd tresa. mta& leaVH 1 c.p ula4 oil Salt In a blender, combine e&&. garhc, lemon juice, mustard, and mint leaves: whirl until mint is pureed. With' blender on hi&h speed, add salad oil in a thin steady stream: whirl until all 011 is incorporated. Add salt to taste. Use, or cover and chill as long as 2 days. L& PAMILY SftAK •CLOD llOASI __... .......... _ ~ ..... FRESH POt!K I 37 1jott.. LOIN RIB END && • BEEF L& 1.69 USDA 80NELESS I 89 CHOICE l~~K L& e Former John, Center Cut PORK' LOIN ROAST ................... LB 1.79 lake, Broil or Fry .... lt&ClflC SNA••• flu.l'IS ....... : ............... L& 2.29 With ~ldp Oret11~ lbJlttng • STUFFED FRYERS ..................... LI. .79 , .__...L_ ......... BABY FORMULA I 69 32.oz. • , Campbell's Chunky. 19-0r. Con 9 FISHERMAN'S CLAM CHOWDER .. I. I DEL MONTE ~GREIN BEANS .. co• 16-0%. ASSOllTID GftlN •ANS 17.0%. ASSOllTID COttN Siii.Ai•• WY IUICIS 6-Pock Skor. Kit Kot, Reese or Toke five Slflil• Roll HERSHEYS CANOY BARS.. 1.79 ZEE PRINT TOWELS c IA. .19 L .. ~1 ··ow llAcA••• I LB REG Oft LA~f .59 .. l I SO-Or. Automatic 011hwosh1~ SUNUGHT DETERGENT 2.19 > .. fonrv Tost Fresh · ·-, · •9 v LB. A9 ROMAINE LEnucE EA .n 6 Inch POT HOS EA I.ff ITALIAN SQl/ASH .. ..... LB. •• SALADETIE TOMATOES _ U•I• •& L •1aa•• 1--Ct=::JR~~ij~B~l~l~'~'~'L~} A •••••• l.S·llter 80-Proof 1.1w11• .... .., ..... SPANADA OR TYROLIA I S.llter. Import.cl FOLONARI SOAVE WINE .......... . ~·-i 80-Count Reg. or Unscent.d ~ t.llHNCi.lh'~ ~.,.... l MllY .. ISH .6" ... 239 -~I WllNS I." 4-01. Bottle CHILDREN'S TYLENOL ELIXIR 2-0un<e, Anort.d 3.M JK. 16 Or Pkg TOMOSHIRAGA SOMEN 3.66--0z Con 2." NEW BAN SOLID DEODORANT 2.39 WEL·PAC SMOKED OVSTERS LAKNO LAKI MILD Clll•M• .. I i•·.~ 9-0Z PKG. I lb. Pki Meot FARMER JOHN WIENERS Farm•r .John l·Lb Pkg. cono SALAMI . IA9 ~ ~ "'v'low Col (>.0. Pkg GRUYERE WEDGES 1.19 '··· 1.69 ~ MUENSTER CHUCK LI. 2.7J IOnllO'S '.-Y 0 USICn ii COM80 ••• ,. 24 S-OZ 2 99 Pt<G • 9-0unce ~ OH &Of' GARLIC BREAD .• 79 l(>.0. Niblet Com or Mored v.g.._ GREEN GIANl VEGETABLES ... • . SftAIC ••• l!.!EZ SAl•WICll i.t1 8-0Z 'I PKG e ....65 EA Al ....... I.IS PltlCH EFFECTIVE I AM fHUltSOAV. Arltll 25 THltU WfONt~V MAY 1 1985 NO CASE OISCOUNTS ON AO'Jlll'T ISIO SPECIALS AO NOT EffKTIVE Al FLllCHUt Ott m:>M. YALUABLI COUPON ·•I'· ..... . ..,... : lltAllKAY MNl8Aa11• I : I ll.~ .3· 9 : • .. ~iTIQ( ~ •• , WITM Cou.ioN 11 l..,., ON1 """ '"" cour ow. ~ 8 ONI COUPON '9QAI~ -8 I Y&UD AN. H-MA• '· ..... I ...................•... --~ r Mexiciln~food expert now focuses· on ecology ZIT)>. U A RO. Mu1co (AP) -and her gniy hair,oppcd by a 'straw very '"" fy1 ng. •• n 11 Id dl<he.."" small 1or1illa-dou8h cups fi lied ~ llh 8ll rd 1 ng c~k• ng. wh "~ '~",.~1~J;~ l Diana Kennedy, whose books on hat. "lt'SJU ta more 1nteresunJ_ wa) She firt.t lived 1n Mexico as the It wa:i. followed by "The Tortilla tucch1n1 squash and tomu10 1hat belie' c~ !thOJld be ther does sh~ Me~ican coolcina have acqljjantcd to li ve -experimentally." w1ft of New York Times correspon-Book.'."Rec1pes from the Regional start off a lunch for recent v1'i1ton to experience ut nei bo thou~nds of Amencan ~llb ns The house csscnt1ally runs like a dent Paul Kenned)'... Af\t-r his death CooksofMcx1co" and, most recent-Zatacuaro. 1 ()() mile\ west of Mex-have man) kind ~~rd~1::;. ~~a sty~~ vane(j and sophistication. knows ship, with power coming in from a of cancer. Times food cntic Crai g 1). "Nothing Fancy:· 1co City. 1he oH~racttve a ffin tn entan an there· mort-to life than tocos and wmdmill next to 11. The gardens. of Claiborne suueste<l she teach what "h becomes a life. reall)," she "W e were brouaht up rnok1ng -that seem~ ~o be a ect g 8 enchiladas. course. run naturally. . . she had learned about Mexican said of her career as a cooking JUSt something we were expected l~ th~. l Jn11t tates. c too chic Here, on the five...ac1t ecologJcal The mounuunJ of Mexico s cooking tn her cx1ens1vt: travels e).pcn. which leads her to spend do an that gcnerauon tn England. food h~" be~~m get back to farm i>he has spent five years M1choacan tate are v1s1ble from around the country. . much time out of Mex ico. ··1 work ~he said. She declines to state her wc·,c 'ltmP} go 0 f r• rr 1 de eloping. she says new ways mus1 vinually any point of the grounds or The resulting~ publicity an New all the ume. I like what I do. You're age. some basics. she said. a tfr ~ h or be found to handle what she tne house. an airy and spacious York led to An offer to wntc a book. always trying new recipes -ex-The recipes 1n ht.•r books are and ronand~r soup made 0 be en believes will be a future of $C3rce brick and adobe dwelling filled with and "The Cuisines of Mexico" penmcnting, adjusting, then wral-mixed Wt th anecdotes that leave no own rnkn s produce had c resources. Mc.xican crafts. artwotk -and published an t972 established he r ang them up." doubt about their authenticity or sc:rw · . h 1 k ··1 don't know why .1 staned. furniture. 1 reputation as the leading authority Her latest book roams from the author's knowledge and gcnu-"I ha1c 10 make cvel")t init"" 0~ except I'm tenacious." the Bruish· '"Th~tt are also things for the on what she calls "a very complex recipes remembered from her child-1ne fondness for Mexico. beautiful: 11 <thou ld look appeuz- bomcooktngupcn said.dres$_Cd in .soul." Kennedy said wtth a gesture cuisine, full of surpnses and full of hood outside of London to Middle Kennedy has little patience for ing." sunple while cotton blouse. pants toward the view ... Sensually, tt 's contrasts -and many Sl;lrpnsingJ ) Eastern favorites to ··ca10ehtas:· errors. pretense or ignorance re· The k11chcn has a talc counter -----------------~ --with a 1ra) ofdl)tng th1lt peppers. Its "alls and shel.,es are draped wtth 1hc copper. stra"".. wooden and ceramic utensils and vessels found throufl,hOul Mexico. ***** Quarter Pork Loin INCLUDES RIB. LOIN LB BLAOE ANO SIRLOIN CHOPS ***** Lady Lee Bacon REGULAR OR TH1CI( SLICED ***** Shank f19 !!~!~ !:!~m LB FARMEA JOHN. NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED Navel , .• 39 Oranges LARGE SWEET Fresh 35 Bean SproL~I !Hunt's Tomato Sauce 80l CAN .19 rRosarlta Refried Beans JARIETIES 17 OZ CAN .49 .n 0.-.i;t P' Linda's ~~ d> Tort/Ila , ............ I : ~ 1' Strips ~~I ,,,9,BAG 9 .~l r • CatN !iTM"" ~ • ·-,.. c. • .,.. .. ,_, ,., •• l•'• It.or" lf'IC. Aft ...... ,. .... ,... -. .... , ,.. .. t ..... r ....... c ... ~~rc-. ·-· What makes our meat worthy of Five Stars: * Quality * Selection *Value · *Service * GueranUt9 •**** Frying Chicken WHOLE BODY SOUTHERN GRADE A. -***** Boneless ' -· . Round Steak FULL CUT LB ***** ,.229 Balley Pastrami CHUNI( ***** Corned Beef f 89 Brisket MCCOY FLA r CUT LB Red Delicious 39 ~e.!'!r~~ LB • EXTRA FANCY Fresh Broccoli 100-.. GOOD EA TING ~ Mazola 'r::- , .• 39 P.Mazo/a c\ Corn 011 48 OZ BTL 259 p.Cup O' A Noodles 6 v ... RIETIES 2?50Z CTN • 49 p. Tide A Detergent POWDERED SCENTED OR UNSCENTED 12 OZ BOX 359 ***** Fresh 87 Ground Beef ANY SIZE Pl(G LB • DOES NOT EXCEED~ FA r ***** Ground Beel 3 79 ~!!!~!OZEN 3 ~~G DOES NOT EXCEED~ FAT ***** Curemaster 299 Ham BONELESS LB FULLY COOKED ***** - Fresh 249 !?.L'?rver Sole -LB ~-' ... P.lvory ioetergent LIOUID DISH SOAP 'l? OZ BTL 85 rT/de Detergent LIOUIO LAUNDRY 960 l STL 539 !"Harvest -" ct Day Bread • : ~ ,.,, OE LUXE WHITE. WHEAT : , ,, ?~ SANDWICH OR ROUND . ~ TOP 2• OZ LOAF u ~~ .59 P.Chlcken i Franks ***** Whole Beef Brisket 1 TO 9 LBS . BONELESS lB ***** Pacific Red Snapper f 3~ FROZEN FILLET LB ***** ,.259 Fresh ·- Rex Sole Sl(INLESS ***** Idaho Rainbow Trout f 79 FRESH LB !-Kraft ct Velveeta Slices I Modern gadgets -an electric I food mill. an ice-cream maker - nesh out the· wooden spoons. 20- 1 year-old pressure cooker and cast- 1ron pois. ~tier a Bibb lettuce salad. again from 1hc garden. Kenned) produces Veracru1-st}lc tamales. made from a thin. delicate do ugh I topped with an "hoja ·santa" - "holy leaf.'· She and her two maids th en quickly whip op sorru:._c.o.m tonillas to wrap around homemade "choriLo" sausage, se rved indi- . v1dually-··Excuse my fingers." "Yer) few really get the whole concept of the th ing." she says of the response to Mexican food abroad. "One of the basic concepts is the c~1es -the different chilies that ~ ilavofi -and the basic concept of a good tortilla JUSt doesn't ex 1st." The good corn tortilla. according to Kennedy, provides the back- ground for the whole meal. A Mexican meal. she also noted. is heav) and intended for m1d-da} consumption. thus be<"oming hard 10 adapt to Amcncan-st) le evening I dinners. "Good Mexican food as labor intensive. and people aren't walling to pay the pnce for that sort of thing." she said of Mexican res- taurants in the United States. "They thi nk Mexican food should be cheap." I Dessert is passion fruit and blackberry cream ices. recipes in- vented b) Kenned) to go with the produce from her orchard. A final touch 1s dried peaches. from the grounds. and coffee grown and roasted on the premises. "It's not great coffee. but it's m} coffee." she Jokes. Kennedy said that when she came to Mexico markets were better. produce fre sher. than they arc now with the country's popu- 1 lation rapidly expanding past 70 million. 1 Ju~t ac; the food industl) has moved toward industrialization in the nlled States. she believes that I many of the traditional aspects of ;-------l~1e&n cuisiRe are iR danger-ef I being wiped out here. 12oz Pl(G 69 ---------------------------! !Hunt's Ketchup TOMA TO. 32 OZ BTL .95 1 ---Yams, apples teamed in easy casserole By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor f o U\e }ams 1n an old-time and r-;oo---~!!!11'~---------, I popular "a}. couple them with French Ffltd POTATOES !"Lady Lee c\ Potatoes • ~ . ~ FRENCH FRIED CRINKLE ,•:,..•-• CUTOR REGULAR / , ~ ~~;; FR0 9 Z.EN. 32 OZ 9 BAG ; ·~--: ~--/'.· } -?•.·'•Jr 1o..!".-' ... -""' ..... _... ____.. ,. -\. -- appks. The following reci pe for a Yam and .\pplc Casserole dOCSJ USt that. It has the nrtue of be ing ~1mpk enough lo prepare· tor a fam tl}' meal and )Cl 11 is interesting enough to offer to guests. I Th1o; cac;scrole ma) be <,crvcd several \\a}'s. F-or a weekend brunch. as an 1 acc:ompanim1.·n1 to 'icramblcd egg!. I or omelet alo ng" 1th hacon. ham or ,.....---.-..-----------, chicken lners . For dinner. wi th c.:h1cken. duck or pecarlo 1 Rossi Wines All VARIETIES J L TR BTL 289 P' Flelschmann's 6 Vodka 80 PROOf 1 7~ L TR BTL ~689 pe Key Buys mean 6 extra savings. turkc). with meat or fis h. For a light supper "hose main dish " a .. vegetable plate." 1t will I g1~c excellent contrasting navor. tnture and color to asparagus. broccoli and snap beans . B) the way. American-grown yam!> arc c;wcct potatoes. The true yam 1s an entirely different pla nt. What is called a yam in the Un ited tate<i ta a ty~ of 'Wttt potato 1hat 1!' particularly moist and whose nesh l'i a golden color YAM AND APPLE CASSEROLE 4 medium (about I '• pounds) yams % medium I 314 pound) golden Delicious apples ~ ofa •/4 -pound stick butter, cut Into thin pats '14 cup firmly packed dark brown suaar ~ teaspoon ground mace Scrub yams under cold running water. In a medium saucepan cover them with boiling water; boJI. covered . until almost tender - about 25 minutes. Cool sltghtly and remove skins. Cut into 1/J-inch th 1ck crossw1 sc ,11ccs. Pa re and core apples; cut each into 6 rings. In a I 1/1-quart buttered casserole. layer y m~ and apples. dotting with butter and c;pnnkhng with ~ugar and mace a' you dtr ~ Bake. covered. in a preheated '50-deg~c oven un11I \N'\ tender -ahout I ------.. hour M nkc~ 4 10 6 wrvlf\~ ~V Buys are 11ems priced below their everyday lower price at a result or manuTaclurtrs' temporary promo11onal alloweneet or excep1tona1 purct-iues - --. 0.., .............. by Lee,.., ... The ADgela' Regle Jack80D 19 con- eratulated by teammatea (above) after •lac-••ne the firat of two home rune Tueact.y DICht while Oakland•• Alfredo Griffin (below) 1eta back to aecond baae safely on pickoff attempt u Bobby Grich coven. ,, -Warriors put it together Wo dbridge stops Est c h CIF playoff berth By ROGER CARLSON Of IM 08'1y l'Uot ''-" Ltguna Beach ha' 11s "-urt Blanton. ( orona del Mar ha\ 11<1 Pctl'r "1our~· and Estancia ha\ 11' ~dam Lod- wood. but "hen th<' chip'> were do-wn Tue'ida} afternoon. Woodbridge came up \\1th 1he nght an<.-wers 10 compensate ---~-~I-I ..f:lurc.A... um. Barne-ti. M1ttt- Hunkin and Greg Padgett. among others. turned down Estancia H1gh'.s hid to thro~ the ~a Vil'\\ League .,.olle)ball race 1n10 a tour-"a' scramble (with the aid of a poll'n1tal Laguna Beach '1ctor) o' l'r < orona del Mar Frida\). The Eaglco;: who '°' aded \'. ood- bndge with the 1ncent1ve to do JUSI that. were no match for the Warnon . 'Who proceeded to deal b tanc1a a 15-1 ~. I 5-6. 9-1 5. I 5.9 les~on II ka,es Woodbridge and Corona del Mar tied at 10-~ and assures the ~arnor'i of a CIF 4-~ pla)olT berth and a possible o utright title w11h 1hc help of Laguna Beach Frida} E.JJan.cia.-m£anwtti1c-: -must hope or a Laguna Beach loss on Fn<lay in order to tic for third. If the Eagles finish fourth, it's SIX'Cula ted the) Sunset scramble gets even thicker Sharpnac k spins two-hit victory; OV tied for first \un\ct L l'Hglll' ha'><.'hall con1111ue\ to ~ a'> "'lid a' lan tx· \\1th Huntington Ht'alh no~ <;haring th<' lead with On•on V1<.'"' after l uesda}' ·., gaml''>. Huntington and Ckl'an Vil'\' ha\l' 6-4 rt•cord'>. ,1 hall gaml' in front ut' Fd1son Fd1'ion ml·et\ Manna tonight (7, at Mile ~qu..irc Parlo. "'1th a <.'hamc to 1hro" the lcagul· into J three-\la) 11e for fir'>t ''.ith on\' mor,• round ofli\l' game'> ll'ft fue\da' \ 1>IJ\ h1und I o unta1n Valle) pitcher Uoh 'ih,1rpn.1l k da11l 1ng Hu n11ngton lkalh on a l"<>-hlltl'r and On·an. \11\'\l ronttnuing its \ur- Pfl\C :'ll'I \\1th J '>Oltd "l('IOr) al \\ C'>lmtn\ter Here"• ho" 1l ''cnt f ountain Valley 3, Huntington Beach I: \harpn.tl k ~a' r:11or \harp. p11ch1ng 10 JU\I tour haller\ mer the m1n1mum and .illo" 1ng onl' run aft,·r two infirld \1ngk<; 'ict up Damn Tomas1ck', RHl-groundcr in the 1h1rd. The Baron\ h.1d alrcad) go11cn Sharpnal k a threl·-run cu'ih1o n 1n thl· '>Clond inning v.hcn ~h<irpn.1d. an<l Jell Ol\on "alkcd to ~I up C hm Bughl'l'"• oppo\1te field douhk do" n the rig.ht lidd ltne lor l\\o R Al Bug~\: got to third on an error :in<l l'H'ntuall) 'rnrcd on a p:.t\\<.'d hall ~harpnad .. "ho \\l'nl in '"th .1 I 11'1 f-~.\ 1mpro\l·d hi' n·rnrd to 7-2 lk \trulk out I U and "allo.l·<l one 1n the 'i<.',enth inning 1n tht• night gaml' a1 \11k "iquarc Park. Ocean View 6. Westminster 2: Th,· "il'ahawk.s put tngl·th\'r a 12-hit att:n k and got a ~ound relld. 1nh from Hr,·11 John<;on 1n the final thre<.• 1nn1ng' M 1ke .\ha'ical went 'for 4 '-"tlh one R Bl and teammate r om Snl\ thl· """ 2 for 4 Mth l\\o RBI. hi'> \1nglc 1n lhl· '<''en th inning <;eoring <1 pair ol runners. Blaine r:x·Rrou\\>el addl'<l J douhlc and singk in four at-h.w, and "a' rohtx·d of a hasc<.-loadcd. 1wo-ou1 dnH· to deep renter h} \'. C\tm1n ... 1,·r\ Ro!x·rt Manine1 Martinet flagged the hall do"n \l'hilc racing to the fence and laught 11 "1th his bad. to the plat,• ··1\.1, heart JUSt sank:· said Ot·ean \t ll'\\ < ualh Bill Gibbons. It wa., ~-I at thl' 11mc What a catch... · Johnson allo"ed JU'>I bnc h11 1n h1' three innings of (chef Westmin5ter falls to 2-7 .ind con- t1nu<'s in the kaguc C<'llar \\ould enter 1he pla)ol1\ as the v.1ld l:trd team 1n thl' I (Heam ehm1na- 11on., btanua entered hungr) Tuesda) but the Eagles couldn ·1 hand It>\\ ood- brtdge's constant pressure ut <.oltd sen ing and passing. · _ "The' controlled thl· hall ~ wdl ·· '\a1<l a fru'>tratl'd Fstanua l nach fom Pc<,tole<,1 "The) ha\C 11 (S<.'n ing an<l parnng). -we don't \\..\• JUSI "ercn't n:ad\ to pla) I had k1d'i "ho I had to pull ou1 because the) "cn·n·1 rea<l~. Ma) be \\e can learn from this ... lt>V . tr.:ltOS'. Ttfr-WOO<Jt>rlQgl' coach. said he "as concerned ·w11h Es1anc1a·s "edge:· the m,·n1al tanor w11h th e knowledge a wm "ould keep hopes for a portion of the ti tle alive. "That. and Adam Lock"ood ... commented Strato'i ... ,., Lock-wood the No. I player in th1~ ll'aguc'1 .'\ft,·r tc>da\ then.''> no doubt 1n m' mind He·s«t trcmendou., pla~cr.. · Lo<.'k"ood. pla~ing lksp11c pulkd '>IOm.il'h musck-. "a" b1anna·, p1' nt..il athktc hut the \'. amor'> ha<l far too much qualll) depth "Our outstdl' h11tcr Hun"'"· <l1<l .i JO h." <.aid ~trato'> "He pu1 a"a~ "" balls that "'ere r,·all' important to us <\nd Padgett reall) \Ct "''II T"tCl' hl· wt 11 up "1th no hlock "a111ng ThJt'<, hard 10 do "We·,e got t1 101 111 "1<l' that lJl1 pla~ an<l somc11ml·., 1h.Jt malo.l'" \1111 J '>trong,·r t<'am \\l· J11n·1 ha'l' .1 Blanton or .t I m lo."' ind hut' ou Jon·, "htrl' 11'<.1to1ng to l nml· tr.1111 u' .. .. ~l' didn't gl't th\' h.tll Ill l Ol "· \\OO<l l'l10llfl,h:' \,11d (\·,t11k\I l-l\C\l hl'fl .. Co rona del Mar 3. Mater Oei 2: I he 'l.'a 1-..ing' \l{)n II "Ith :I I 'i-7 11-1 'i I)-~ 1 I 'i I 'i-X dl'l 1\lon upping lhl•tr '>ca \ ll'" rcuml 111 11 -~ \l:.ita l>e1 4-lt "a" kd h\ .luhn l>nJn I lo kill\! Ntr" Rl'lh·r (IX "tllq Jnd < 1Jhnl'I r r:inlo.ltn {fi\ l' an•, 1n thr lin.11<.t'll1n the U(')\t'l-h1<l Laguna Bea<'b 3. l'nivcr'iil) I· I he .\rtl\I' (I ll-'J c,1.1,e<l 1n thl ~,·.1 \ ll''' hunt \\Ith .1 l'i-'t l'i-.:'. "-1 '> I'-' dc<.1\1on tn er the T ro).in' Ou1'1lk hitter~ t-lark Dr.1rx·r .ind \Ith· \1a1- tord kd I Jgun.1·, .111.ll k In u1mnwn1t' l(1lkg'' .tl 11<111 Golden West 3. Westmont 0: I h•· Ru'>tkf'. ran·d h' \lrong out<.1lk hitting from I qanna High gra<l' na ... c RO\\ and l 1m :>.h I aughlin "on a I'-7. I )-8. 15-tl Jl'U\lon from W\'"llmont 1n a non-1.'onfi:n·nlc mot<:h - .. . 'Strikeout' helps Bl:lscyT breakgame wide 9peIJ. His homer he lps Oakland to 14-9 win over Angels By CRRI MONAHAN Oeltr,.,... eon...,-1 Some sa) that proft.'~\1onal bar,eball '" a l111le bo}"s game pla)ed h} gro"'n men So tt "'a' no 'urpnse "hen thl· Oakland .\ ·s· Dust\ Baker cam1: up 1n thc l'tghtti inning Tuellda) night a·t .\nahe1m ~1ad1um '-"llh ht'I team leading the Angels b) onl) one run. that ht'> thought'> rl'turned to the da\S \\hen he and hts brothers pla)1:d a gam,· lalfrd "stnkcou1." "Strikeout''. as Baker cx pla1ns 1t '"a game pla\edJust before dark with a tennis ball One pla}"cr pitches 10 another pla)cr. tr) mg IO \lrtke him out. ~hen he SUl'ceeds m doing that the.-t'WO pla)er' ""1t<:h pos111ons Fortunatcl:y for the .\\ tht• 1-2 p11ch that 4-n~els pitcher Dou& Corbett tried to strike him out on was a little TIJunday'•g~e Angele at Seattle. Time: 7:30. TV: Channel 5. Radio: KMPC (710). ,.. -1 too good and the lorma Do<lger cru<.hed 11 for a three-run home run That combined "•th a t1Ao run <louhk t'Jrl1er 1n the game made Rak1:r 1he olll:O\I, e hcro as the.\·, outsluggcd the ~ngcl<; 14-9 JI \nJhnm '>tad1um T ue<,da) night "I v.asn'1 1h1n"1ng home run I "a" th1nk1ng baclo. to pla~ ing !.trtlo.cout \l llh m' brother'·· <oa1d Baker "\ ou don't want to '>lnlo.c out ~cauSt" ~ou m1gh1 not gct another chance to hit It I "'oul<l·,, . .,trut" out th t> inning "'ould h.t'e been o'er "He I( orbctt l .. irul " ml' out on a bad pmh the first time. so I "'a' up thl'n· ".int1ng to h111he ball hard To tell ~ou thl' truth. I "a" 1h,· mo!>t \urpn~·d hiller in the ball park .. Though Baker "a' ccna1nh the standout he "'as b\.- no mean) the onl) pla)l'r 'Who demonstrated ht\ ofkns1,e pro"c~!> a!'> the tcamHomh1ncd for a total of I 0 home run'i. one short of a ma1or k•agu,· rl'rnrd. 1n a g.am,, that la!ited three hour'> and 18 mmutl'\ Othrr home run'> for the , . ., 1n add111on to Baker's \ClOnd of the }Car "cre· Da'e Kingman. Carn''' l ansfor<l anc.l ~mcrican l eCJgUl' kada \1 1kc Da\"' r An~el pitcher Bob Kipper (left) made h1a ma r l~e debut Tueaday nlCht. but lt on y lutea Into tbe third lnnln&. fl'l' men acnwntcd tor the .\nget'\·-.," horn,· run'>. "h1ch tied ..i duh rcrnrd l11r mo'it home run\ 1n a 9-inning game: Reggie Jallo.'>on (2). Doug IA>( mcc". Die" \d101il'lc.l < nrtl\:tt JllO'-"l'd ""run'> (\)nl' lour "ere earned) tn 2~ 1. Jern "1arron and Bohh\ (inch Both per1ormanl.C'> lamc in (clicf of the maJor league· "·You "ant to ha',: a h1g lead ( thl' -\ ·., led ~-I at one de hut of Roh t<...1ppcr as a ~taner l\.1pper I0-1) got the start~ prnntl. hut 11 hurt' 'ou1 pmk "hen the\ cuml· hallo. tn plat:l' ol 1 omnl\ John "ho had a sull neck Kipper· OC1..au<;t• I\ hl'lp'> them Ill kcl the\ lan come had. Un \llU (a\tl•<l onl\ _::'. 1nn1ng~ J(h)\l 1ng four htt<. and four runs • again. tomnrro\\ or the nl'\t da' ' ..aid Bakcr "\\c plJ\Cd a tl'mhk game ofba..ehall and "ound up· .. The lir'>I road" 1n <the \·.,"er,· •>-·homing tn l I\ \l'f\ 11n 1he 'hon en<l -hell "e got killed .. <.aid Jac~son .. Wt:, important tx·tauw \u~ar 1n the .\m,·nl·an Lcagul' '-'est. n d11.ln't gel an' p1tch1ng ""made a fl.'" errors the~ JUSl has lx'l·n 1 h nu're hnrnl' 'ou "in. 1f' ou 're on th<' rood \OU hie" u' nut r, l' tx·en p(J\ 1ng I !:I 'car'\ tn the big leagues lose·· he rnn11nul'U "That ha'\ happcncd 10 us. thl· .\ngcl., and 11 JUSt goes to sho" \OU \OU ne,er knov. ·· \1mne\otaan<l\<.·attk )ouha'l'IOl'\tahlt\htha1,oucan Thc .\'<; p1H.h1ng d1dnt tare much beuer Kettb. 11n thl· mad .. -\ thl·rwn f 1.111 "ho ~ut thl· "1n 1n H'ltef p11ch,·d :!"• f-'l'n"'1thhl'>lir,1rn.1J"1no11h,·,ear1n ti'l'lrll''> \' mn1n~' gl\1ne up thrt·l run' I"• "' "htth "''rl h0me \l..in.tgl'l J..il "ll' \lourl· \\J\n I thnlk<l \\llh h1' tl·am ~ run, c lnh Ho"dl "'J' dlcdl\l' .iltll"lng uni) on,· ru n 1n rx·rlormJnl l' hi\ ~ inn ng' "It \\,I~ lllll" 111 hold on .1n<l \\In hut "hl·n ~ou "'-llfl I ~ * rum and h.t\l' to l(ti}o \llltr hu_!~ 'ilup(>l'r (J~' Ho"'l:..!.L_ *1f01h.~--~ we 001 eo 0 ~ 0 t """@' E•q i.0 114 ~o rctordrd h1' l1f'IT! \3\l' clfllll· season) tor 'K'\Cral 'e<o•o ,,,., to• ,..0,, '" ... ....,. ,,,.,.,, "• ~me ~ven ••• '" ,,,, ov 1nn1ng\ \OU knO\\ <.t1ml•th1ng I'> \lrOng" 'iald \,loore "(t (l'CllOO ano Oev•••nO A \ • r• Ill(' Anoe'• "Orne '""' w..-e ~ ll"'IO" ' : • tl •I h I ' d d I · h onf' '""" o• •Iii: re<o•d ,,., !'IY 8o•ton '" t9n Jac.Uen'1 1wo ~ run•. \\,J'i a gr~at g:im~ U \'11\1\ ~ \ UI \\\'a '>0 I a OI ol t ing<. mar• •nt 37•h ''"" '" ,,,, •·~·that ,,,. r.u accomo1,1r.ec ,,._,Int tvlno thJl '>IUnk Up thl' pl,ll'l',. n,~ tor 1~11'1 Dl<Ke All I "'t' n '"•' llfl'.:10'> >it tO•rl\ \Oml' \lrono Con>P4nV ~ hl·n ct\lo.l·<l ii hl· \\ 11ufd ll\I a Ii.'\\ Moore rl'spondnl r Mtlr• Scllmodt Ted Wiiham• .tno Stan Must.ti Com1no in!O 11'11' II•,_ •• • . 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'We expected to win It In three. but I wouldn't have been surptteed it 1\ went four.·· Riiey said after Los Angeles' 119-103 serieS-cltnching victory over the injury-riddled Suns I think their Inexperience and youth agamat cue talent was the difference · added RJ1-y. "But you can never underestimate your op- ponent in a short ser..._ The ob1ect 1s to win and wtn the series aa quick as you can·· James Worthy. Who acored 12 of his 23 points in a ptvotal aecond period said. "We couldn't let up one second That· s the one thtng we've learned over the yeara Everybody's out to knock u. on." The tale ,of the Kings is a moving one The Lakers. who eOmlnated Phoenix In first-round teries m 1980 and 1982 en route to wortd tllles. now adVance to meet the winner of the Danas-Portland senes After Earvin "Magtc" Johnson's free throws with four MCOnds remaining forged a 2S-25 tie at the end of the hrst quarter. the Laker• opened the MCOnd period wUh a dec1stve 1 S--4 run. Ek>b McAdoo accounted for ~ of the poinb and Mike McGee hed 9'x for 1 •0-29 awioe with a:32 1en 1n the Platt L\tahll'>hcd 3'> thl' c..ipttal of the great \tote of( ulilornta \anan11:nto wa<t located farcnnu&h lrom the beaten track to oc I rec of surh d1stract1ons ~'traveling mcdtctnl' and mtn\trd sho"' and 1herclor<' abk to conduct 1hc hus1nc<t.,ofgu,ern- mcnt 1n an orderl\ la'lhton Sacramento wa~ perm tiled to o~·r Jte :ind c" t "tthout cummot 1on until th<' fall of the ycarofour lnndlord I 985. at which t1mc thn ·11' would jrl'CI 3C'Ultural am val kOO\\ n earlier 1n ltfc ,,, thr l\an\8<11 Cll) l\llli:'> t '"' "·' 'lattonal na,kcthall ----,w..·1a11nn Iran, h1'1l' , __ .\ it«ns1ent lrancht'K'. actu11ll\ Born rn Rochcster,hortl} aftrr thl· ~ lOnclus1on of World Ward II. thl' - t<.·am "as known as the Ro}ol~ The -IUD ~ na ml' "'a" C'OM1dcrro regal enough llllJ~ that 11 "a\l"ttoinc<l wht•n the duh nwH·dtoCincinnnt1in 19.S7 fi..-.1rrl \t tht•<.amct1mc.thd t WO )Ol' ~ SP ORTS COLUMNIST t anw t;ir th h 1 "'' t t lw R•" .th 11'1 C tn\ m11,1t1.1nd thl 'hrn' h11 thl' r11.1d J(l:tln .ind h..'1.J01t' knt'"' 11 ·'' thl' "Jn\J\( II\ Clm,tha f\in~' 'ill<ln OrnJhJ '~a' kit i.1 th 11n1h 1 1n "l'hra,~JJnd the "'"f' "'"'' "Jn"-J\( II\ J\ll\1>1\1\ OJ\l' >I 11pcrat111n., lrnm '~htl h to \<JnlJl.1111n tor thr monl'\ "'"nil h.1mr111n \h1p 1)1 lht• "orltl T h1· 'u11\ .• 1~· ,.k1.1\.l'J "tth tr.t\ (.'( \ltl kcr\ no" .tltp.h t' 1111h,· l ap11al l tl\ nf \.tl r.tml'nto r ht• ..... 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"'" 1n\I (Plcaec see TUCKER/Dll Phoenix ck>Md to f50..S2 on M•e San<Mrtt' leyln th 1:07 rerneintng. but Worthy ICOf'M MWf\ potnta down the 1tre1ch -Induct a 3- ~ 1be buZnr for a.o1~t-- Los Angetret halftime tead. ' )f() ...... } I From AP c1J1pa&clae1 m MlAMl -uarterbadc Bernie Kosar 4 t today said he w~I ao with his hometown II favorite, the Oeveland Browns, an the National Football LcaJut supplemental draft. spuming overtures from the Minnesota Vikings. "In all probability, I'm aoina to finish off this semester, wbkh ends in the next two weeks. and then make myaetreliaiblc for the supplemental draft," Kosar said. The athlete said a m~or part of the decision was his "commitment to the Younastown..Clevcland area. l wanted to go home." Kosarlef\ o~n a slight possibility that he wouldn't JO in either team sfhchas any academic problt'ms dunng the University of Miami's summer session. H(• need~ six credits in summer school to be eligible for araduation and the NFL. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. in an I 1-pagt' decision released Tuesday, gave Kosar two days to make up his mind. Rozelle said Kosar. the top ql{arterback in Miami history, had to decide whether he wants to play for the Browns or the Minnesota Vikings. Rozelle upheld both the trade between Minnesota and the Houston Oilers that gave the Vikings the first . crack at Kosar in next Tuesday's regular college dran. as well as Cleveland's deal with the Buffalo Bills that gavt the Browns first pick in a supplemental dran 1f one is necessary. ·Kosar has two years of coll~e elsgib1hl)' left. but · has said he intends to graduate this summer. Rozelle's ruling gives him the choice of declaring himself eligible for next week's draft by Thursday -Rozelle's deadline -or completing bis studies and then announcing he wants to play in the NFL. . In the first case, Minnesota could draft him. In the second case. he would likely go to Cleveland. which has made it no secret it would select him ifit gets the chance. When he announced his intentions to forgo his final two years of college eligibility last month, Kosar said his first choice in the NFL was the Browns. ~of tlae day ,._, ....... who left u buketball coach at &.oellllw T• to t9ce the Job at the Unlver9tty of .Wlll*-gton, ~ ttowhepropoeed marriage toJ..,_,..._~, 1dentlll8tudent •1 SMU. after hie Tedi ..,.,. WM ellmlnat9d by OkWM>ma In the NCAA tourn8ment.: ''I ftaured If we won, we'd be c1t1~etlng .wt n couldn't tum me down; and if we lolt. n'd feel ao eony for me the couldn't turn me down." · Chargers sign Benny Ricardo The San Diego Chargers announced m Tuesday they have signed place-kicker •II• Benny Ricardo. a· former Cost.a Mesa High and Orange Coast College standout. as a free agenL Ricardo played in two games for the Chargers last season. connecting on three of three field goals and fi ve of six extra point attempts. He was signed as a fill-in for place-ldcker Rolf Benirschke. who underwent kidney stone surgery during the season. Davie' S-hltter lead• Orlolea Free lead• Cava past Celdc• Wind, errors StormDavls p1tchedath~-h1tterand Ill World B. Free \(,'OtCd 32 po1n1~ to m h It D dgers Riek OftnpM)', Daa For4 and Mlke Voun1 00~1 a bnlhant performance by Ro~ion's a 0 homertd"to lead ,Baltimore to an 11-1 1 ··Scon Wedmuund1g1vd:levcland::i IOS-98 : American Ltaaue vs{:tory over hos1 Texas. victory over the Celtics Tuesday. cutting ~%~t~.~~~~~s:~~ ~:i; 7~'~n1n~n~1.~0~~se~;r~ ~~!~~:i ~ dk~~t>aWcA~~:i~~cpt1~~~o{0~o"~-f1 ;~~ Valenzuela s u ffers loss after p~vsou) tans. He re1ircd 19 batters in a row after the ,·1c1ory before a ~llout crowd of 20 9t)() was th i r hitter 2-1 Ranaers loadcci the base with nb one out 1n the ftnt I Ck·vclt1nd'5 first over the ('cities ,tftCe Janual') 1983. row ng 1our-. inning but managed only one run as Larry Parrllb snappina a stn•uk of 17 losses. · - aroundcd into a double play . . In other American Tht Ccltil') played w1thotd forward Larry Bird. SAN t-RA NCISCO (•\Pl -M~e Krukow·~ 10 Lcaauc contests. IUrk Olbsoo collected th fee h11s. who ha~ been troubled by bur)ttt!ii nnd bone chips"' hss ~tnkeout~ and Fernando Vaknwcla s four-h11 pcr- includif\g a two-run bloop double to snap a fifth inning right elbow Wedman. however. took Bird's place in the form;,nt·e were the htihlights of Tuesday s comed y of de. and Dao Petry, BllJ Sd1errer and Willie Hernandu 1>1aning hneupand scored 30 points. 1ndud1ng I:? 1n thl' l'nors rnmbincd on a nine-hitter as De~roit defeatcd fourth quarter . . In other NBA pla yoff games., thl.' The lowhghb were an error on a ground ba!I that Cleveland. 4-3 ... Ceor1t Bre u put Kansas City sn front Denver Nuggr-ts. behind Alex Engllsb s 27 po1nb. allowed iwo runs to ~core. 3 doubll' 10 fot:t 1n front of home with a 1hrce-run doubfc and Jor~ Oria added a two-outlasted a founh-penod an '\n1on10 surgt to take a plate. an error on a routine popup that led to the only other run homtras tht' Royals rallied for Ii ve runs in the nsnlh I I 5-112 victor; over the Spur'> and a 2-1 edJe in th c11 run. and a colhsion in the outfield. 1nn1ng and edged Toronro. 7-6 ... Tom Branaosky scncs. 'John Paxson, who finished the-gam'f with 16 The San Francisco Giants didn't win pretty. but theJ slammed a two-run homer and Frank Viola fired a six-points. led the fourth-quarter rnlly for the Spurl> with I 0 won. fi nall v. after going down seven straight times. !heir hitter to lead Minnesota to a 4-2 victOI) O\'Cr Seattle. points but foiled to makt· a 3-point shot at the bU//l'r. 2-I victory·0 , er th e: Dodgcrs was as strange as the wind at. Brunansk) 's home run. his fourth of the year. was his . Kiili V1"1dewegbe and Kenn y Carr triggered a second-C~dlestu:k Park. where Vakn1uela has now lost nme of fifth 1n onl) 14 career at-bats off Seattle staner Salome half Portland surge as the Trail Bla.ters pulled awa) for his last 1 o decisions. Barojas. 0-1 ... Pinch hitter Oscar Gamble's bases-a 122-109 pla roff victory over D~llas. Clyde Drexler Krukow ~cattcrcd seven hits in go ing the distance and loaded single capped a two-run rally against Milwaukee recorded a "tnpk double" with 20 points, 10 rebounds beating the Dodgers for the second lime this season. The relief ace Rollie Fingers in the bottom of the I 0th amt I 0 assists to pace the Blazers. The triumph. the first . onl) run against him was unearned as he lowered hss ERA inning that gave Chicago a 6-5 v.ictory over the Brc~ers. non-ovenime game of the series. gives the Blazers a 2· I to 0.35 with JUSt one earned run in 26 innings. ltad in the bc~-of-five first-round match up. ..1 had a strong wind at my back." said Krukow, 2~. "I Sutcliffe homers to lead Cubs got a hnk brave after <Mske) Marshall'~ sho_t 1n the ths.rd . U.S. downs West Germany When that ball didn't go out. I figured nothing was going Rick Sutctlffe sca11ered eight hits and Ill C\ut.'' bcltedalonghomcrunand RyneSandberg, PR.\GUE. Czechoslo,ak1a -The ~ Marshall htt o fao;tball wtth ont> on that Krukow last )Car's National League Most Valu.ablt> n1 ted Statco;continue~ to pull surprises in ' thought was gom· for a homer. but tht' wind pushed it back P.laver. also homered for his first run balled the World Hockey Champ1onsh1ps. and a for an nut . 1n of the year Tuesday night as Chicago blanked couple ofyo ungplayersfromthcNewYork In the linh. the wind worked against Krukow. Pinsburgh. 5-0 so a National League contest. Sutcliffe. Rangers are behind the success. Mariano Duncan popped up in front of the plate and 3-1. who had won 16 straight regular-season games Kell} Miller. 22. who pla}ed a few games tor the Krukow and three other Giants charged the ball. But the before losing his last start in Montreal. did not allO\ ... a Rangers during the Nattonal Hockey League re~ular wind blew 1t away from lu~ng third baseman Chris Pittsburgh runner past second base. He struck out seven season and playoffs. scored midway through the third Brpwn. and the ball fell untouched while D1;1nc?n wen~ to and walked one. and also tnggered a two-run third period Tuesday to lift the U.S. team past West second. Krukow came right back with an inning-ending inning w11h a single off loser Mike Bielecki. 1-1 ... In Germany 4-3. The victory kept the Americans in strikeout. . other National League games. Vance IAw walked with second place with a 4-1 record. trailing the undefeated Valenzuela. who has not gi ven up an earned run this the bases loaded in the I 0th inning to force Andre ov1e1 Union. season aftcr33 innings over four games. didn'tget any help Dawson home as Montreal downed Ph1ladelph1a. 5-4. The U.5. tea m has already beaten weden. ranada from the wind or his teammates as he saw hss scoreless and snapped the Phillies' three-game winning streak. and Czechoslovakia 1n the e1gh1-1eam tournament. stnng snapped at 25 2-3 innings with two unearned runs. After giving up a lead-off single 10 Dawson. Phillies Qualifying games run 1hrough Saturday, with the top "I don't feel frustrated," said Valenzuela. 2-2, after rchever Charlie Hudson. 0-2. struck out Hubie Brooks fou r pairing off for the 111le between April 28 and Ma y 3. stnking out eight. ··There's nothing I can do except go out and then walked three straight batters. Jeff Reardon. John Vanb1esbrouck. a rookie Ransers goals e. was and pitch. Krukow pitched a great game.'' 1-0. pitched three innings of scoreless rehef to ear~e named his team's most valuable player in the first four The Giants scored both their runs in the fif\h inning. win ... Rick Mahler won his major leaguc lc\\ding games, which included an opening-game loss to the Alex Trevino doubled. Jose Unbe singled to shon. and fou nh game and Terry Harper lined a thret-run double Soviets. both runners moved up on a sacrifice bunt by Krukow. to lead Atlanta past San Diego. 4-2. Mahler. 4-0. won his The So' iets beat Sweden 6-2 on Tuesday. Dan Gladden then slapped a hard grounder that Dod•ers' founh stan of the season by goin' seven innings and shortstop Dave Anderson let bounce off· his glove snto allowing fi\C hits. Brace Sauer pitched the fi nal IWO Chief's Crown to make real bid center field for a two-run error. innings for his third save .. Kevin Bass homered and An error by Giants' second. baseman Ma~ny .Trillo on drove in four runs and rookie Ron Mathis won hi s first LEXINGTON. K). -Chiefs Crown ~ ~a r.outine popup by Valenzuela 1n the seventh innsngled to major league game as Houston defeated Cincinnati. will fry 10 match Spectacular Bid's per-• 1he Dodgers' only run. 6-4. formance of ssx )ears ago. beginning Dunca n followed with a si ngle that sent Valenzuela to Oilers wiihin one of title Wayne Gretzky scored a goal to snap a third-period ti c. as Edmonton edged W1n- n1peg. 5-4. Tuesday night to come within one victory of claiming the Na tional Thursday in the Blue Grass Stakes. which third and Al Oliver doubled to center. Duncan tned to will be the last maJ or stepping stone to th e Kentucky score behind Valcn1ucla on the play. but was thrown out at Derby May 4. the plate on a relay b~ Uribe at shon . . In I 979. Spectacutar Bid. the 2-)car-old champion .. ribe th re.,... the best strike of the da) ." Krukow said. of the pre' 1ous )Car. beat three nvals 1n the 11 "-mile The game had one more anxious moment in the Blue Grass. eighth when Pedro Guerrero hned a shot to right-center. Chief~ Crown. the 1984 2-)ear-old champion. will Gladden. 1n center. and Chil i Davis. in nght. 6o1h called al110 meet onl y three ri val<, 1n the Blue Grass -Banner for 11. and the\ slammed into each other. As they sprawled Bob. Floating Reserve and Under Orders. on the grass. Ciladden held up his glove with the ball. Follov.mg his 81Ul' Gra!>~ succe~s. Spectacular 81d v.1.•nt on to become the fourth 2-~l·ar-old champion to win the 1 11~-m1le Derby in li ve )ears. Should Chiefs Crown even get chance at winning th 1.· l>crb\. he would Ix· the first winner of a 2-)ear-old tlllt.• to get to the post \llKC Rockhill Nat1\C finished \l\lh 1n 1980 Anteaters tumble, 6-5 The Unnernt' of . an Diegu c;cored five runs in the seventh inning to "get past lJ\ Irvine Tuesday. 6-5 sn collcg<.' baschall action at UCL The non-conference game saw lilt drop to 2 1-22-1, wh11l' lJSD 1mpro,ed to 14-3:!-I. '. ' Ricardo has been in the Nati onal Football League off-and-on since 1975 when he first tried out will\ the Chargers. He also has played for the Minnesota Vikings. He was expected to sign t-hi s season wnh Tampa Bay. but opted for the Chargers. Hockey League's Smythe Divisio n title. The victory ga\c the Oilers a commanding 3-0 lead in the best-of. seven d1v1S1on final series ... In other NHL playoff games. Brlu Propp scored a shon-handed goal during a ma1or penalty as Philadelphia moved to the verge ofa playoff sweep of the New York Islanders with a 5-3 Stanley Cup victory. The Flyers. overall points champion this season. can clinch the best-of-!>e\en Patrick D1 v1s1on final with a v1ctOI) Thursda) in game four ... Al Secord scored twice v.11hin a 2:08 span late in the second period Toesday night as Chicago ralhl·d from a 2-0 deficit to post a 5-3 playoff victor} over Minnesota. Chicago leads the best-of-seven Norm Di vision final series 2-1 .. Dale Hunter scored at 18:36 of oven1me off an assist b) th ree-goal scorer Michel Goulet to gi ve Quebec a 7-6 victory O\ er Montreal and a 2-1 lead in the Division finar: Televtalon, radio TELEVISION No events scheduled. RADIO No events scheduled. Highlighted b) back-to-back RB I doubles and a thrce- run homer b) JeffGrotewold. San Diego's seventh gave 1t all the rum 11 would need . Th<.· Anlcaters countered with a run sn the eighth, but C'OUldn't muster th e l ) ing run. LJ('I COiiected 14 hlt'i on the. da\ I I , Rustlers triUmph Oranoe CoMt Md GokSen Weet cclegee tol9d tovtctotlee Tueed9y in b••bell ectlon ....... what h~: Ot'~ CH .. 21. ML a. Alt-... 1 ; Uf1y CratMnb«g, Dew RolMd Md Rob Olbba NCh pick- ed up ftw hfta .. occ pounded out 27 hit•. CratMnberg w• 5 for 6 and 800ted ftve tlmea; Roland wen1 5 for 7. eeored four timee and h8d ftW Rat; 8Ad Glbbs WU 6 for 8. tc0ted tht'M timet end had four R81. G9M Roumlmper had a two-run homer .. Coat upped It• South eo .. t Conference record to 7-8. TM Bucs are 12·14 OWfall. Golden ...... Saddlebeck 2: The 'Ruttier• ( 10.~) scored two ttmee In the fourth and thf" In the tlxth to get the wtn. In the fourth Inning Andy Mota *f .off with a walk, Shawn Gltb«t took nrat on an error. Keith kaub llngled In Mota and Scott Rath•s •• .-crtfa fly to right scored Gilbert. Kaub also had a thre&-run homer · In the lfxth to give the Rusttera the • go-e!le8d runs. Kaub wae 2 for 4 · ind Todd Nash led all hltt.,., going -_,.,, .. ~ John Martin picked up his alxth win white rellever Gary Buckles doeed It OU1 pitching the ftnal two. Jaeger wins in San Diego SAN DlECJo (A P) -J\ndrea Jaeger. pla) 1ng 1n her first 'iingle-s tournament in almo•il a yea r. defeated Barbara Gerken fl-2. 6-l 1n JUSt 65 minutes Tuesday in first-ro unQ. ac- tion at the $75.IXlO V1rgin1a %m'i ot San Diego women's professional tennis tournament ihe win. fash1 onC'd 1n the famshar Jaeger style of strong ha'.4·1i ne play with many lobs. earned the 1~-year· old o spot in the round of I ft where she wsll face 15-year-old Mcll'i\.'I < 1urnr~ ton1~1 In Tuesday n1Jht's mat<. h. top seeded Wendy fumbull of \u'ltral1;i over~mt an en:auc second \et to <lu\t Heather LudJo fT 6--4. 1-6. 6-~ Aftersuffcnna through n nu mbcrot unforCTd errors tn the KCond ~t T urnhull beg.an ~rvina better in tht· final wr md rt"µsned control-·,,Hht- match Jalle Carpenter Horse race results LH Al1mltO$ TUESDAY'S A IUUL TS < 70fll of 74 ·1tlilflt flamen "'"""9t 1 ,IRST AACE. One mllt oace Mon•erev Rocket I Ande"onl l 60 • 00 1 IO F'lv Jil\da Flv CGrun<lvl I• 00 1 00 March Sier (IC~~l • 60 Time l SI •1S $J EXACTA (S·ll 01t1d \19 SO SECOND llACE. 0"41 m11t Pace RuffnRavtn l~arkarl 510 3 40 1 60 JJ'I Bal Girt (Ailch1t) • 00 3 00 Danis Sell" IMtrnaml 6 40 Time: 101 2 S U ff-ACTA P'·7) Paid l 71 SO THIRD llACI. One mite Pict Cmonv Cmmn O"ar~er) l •O 1 •O 2 20 Tron•<l'IS Pride IGrunovl SIO 3 80 While Lt9nllno CPtlltnol ) IO Time 1 51 •IS Jl EXACTA 11·71 Pllld ll7'0 l"OUttTH llACli. One mite oace Liiiie. Bi1Jh0rn (Parker I • 00 310 J 00 Jo.e Hanover (8avtenl I 00 I> 00 OouDte Ell <S,,.rrenl • 60 Time 2 00 l /S ,.ll"TH RAC•. One mtlt 1rot Ow ~y (KHvl) 1160 6XI 3 60 ,llVff' Lot>ell (An<Mrsonl 1160 s 10 Mllrllns Pride (Sllerr9111 l 00 Time 2 02 31S U l:XACTA (1·1) oaid 1132 JO SIXTH llAC•. Ont mllt oao IWn 8ftta <Cooa11> 11 IO I IO • 40 Rulle098 (Vallllnctlfl91\eml •XI l 00 Tim.Iv PTlnce (~renl • .0 Time 101 l S U l:XACTA (1·1) oato Jll SO Sl:VINTH llACI:. 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The Chargers (3-2) arc tied with Fountain Valle} and Westminster for second place 1n Sunset pla~. With two out in that inning. Stephanie Rov. lctte lnpled down the left iield hne. sconng 1,.on Peterson Rowlette came home on a passed hall for the eventual game-winning run. Julie Carpenter came up v.1th winning effons 01Tens1ve l) and defensively Tue~a} to lead Ed1-;on to vic tory and into a three-wa) lie for second place 1n Sunset League softball standings. Ocean View pitcher Jackie Oakley also turned in a doublc-dut\ da} as thl' Seahawks continued on their uf\defeated pace. The} remained atop ahc league "•th a win. Ed1-;on had the bases loaded w11h two out sn the eighth. but C arpentcr grounded out to end the threat. The C hargcrs stranded fi ve on the day, one at '>ewnd base \\.1th none out in the first 111n1ng. In the SC\Cnth with one out, lfe1d1 Davis !oacnliCl·d Tami Chick home for the Oilers· (0-5) onl} run . Fountain Valle~ 's Lea Young made two una<,\1)ted ficldds choice pla)s to end the 1nn1ng. Ocean View 2, Westminster 0 The ~a hawks managed tv.o runs in the founh. giving them the top record 1n Sunset pla~ ( 5-01. Hcre·s a capsul~ look. Edison l , Marina 0: With two out 111 ahe top of the I I th. Carpcn1cr hit a homl· run to nght center on a 1-1 pile h to g1 "e the ( harger'i the win. Carpenter was also credited with the p1t<:h1ng v. in as she struck ou1 nine. v.alked one and ga'e up two hits. Chn'>l' l ar~n took th e loo;sahentnkingout li,c. wal king tv.o and gn mg up fi,c h11s. two to ~ d1son·'> Martha Noff\1ngcr. Thl' { hargers will travel to Wcstmsn'ite1 r nda\ Jackie Oak le} recorded her fifth win and 2 I st on the season h) s1nk1ng out I 0 Wc.,tmin<,ter halters and ''alk1ng one. sntent1onall). Fountain Valley 2, Huntington Beach l: 1 he Barom ( '-~) '>COYed two runs in the founh inning. t1nd held oil a ""'enth-inning Oiler rally to earn the"'° Oakk~ also !>Cored the winning run wsth two ou1 in the fourth when Heather Smittle \ingled to left and the ball went through th(• fielder's legs. Sm1ttle also ~cored on the error. Area tennis summaries Volleyball standings Co1"9 UC Irvine t, San Ditto St. 0 Slntlt1 Man Son Hing IUCI) oef MCLBUOl'lltn, 6·A 6·4, Oerr IUCll Oef L1n<1sev, 6·J. 6 0 Vates IUCt) def Youn11. 1 ~ 6 ·O. Ac~ermo" IUCll def Lareau. 6 3 6·• Mtrnedtz IUCll <lei Z1m· mermen 6 3, 4-6 6 J, 8arriam CUCll de! Craoo 6 l 6·3 Doublet 8erhem·Yale\ <UCll del McLeu11ri11n Lareau. 7·6 6·4, Monklt·Amor IUCtl Off Young·Crel>t>. 7·S. S·l. 4·1. MVer\ Ewmo IUCll def ~m.t11•L1nd~ 6-l 6~ Hl9'1 $ChOOI Conna cMI Mar 14, E\lal\Cla 14 ICM-def Mar won on Nmts, 1oe.n 1 Slf'lelts ~ludet>aker IE I def Gotu\ha, , s. to\I 10 Bartl S·I, 10,i to Nlcriot } 6. aef Al~·n 6 1 Jtt~\tn •Ell0\17 6 I 6 I 6 4 6 Manter IEllO\I 3 6 J 6 ~ 6 2 6. CO'"""" IE I IO\I 0 6 0 6 I 6 I 6 Doubles Vonce·MO\l•nll\ tE) Off Ci•lbert Torell, 6 1 6 O. def Klr\ch·Ciouvlon 6 0 6 7 Oto,ht Ot1 tEI won 6·7 6·l, won 6-0 6 • ueu-Bead! 25, Costa Mau l ~' Meworth ILBI eel Nuecn1tr1e1n 6 0 Quach TUCKER'SCOLUMN • • • FromDt Oakland Ch1ca~,1 moved to Balt1- morc and Washington and 'yracuse moved to Philadel phia. There 1scons1derahl) mon: hut yougra<;pth~po1nt \ francha!l<'t·'cn came to rest sn Utah \nywa). Sacramento huo; Joined tht' legion of centers ofculturc and refinement which have B~ team~I' The promo ten of I h11t windfall worked ureles-.1) and the~ arc to Ill.· commended. The Ksngs will pla) in 3 cnn vrrtcd warchou~ which w1ll <;eat ~.000 or thcreabou1s. lheconvcr'>1on l'isasd to have cost in the nc1ghhorhood ofS I 2 m1lhono; which 1i. 1mprcs\1vc when ~ou con~1der the go\ crnor doe~ not )Cl ha ve a place to Inc sn . Ill romcn10 Of course. the&ovcrnorcan wast. The promotcn ofbaskctball p01n1 to sea on ticket appl ica t1oni. numbering ne:rrty I 0.000 a11d one dOC!> not have the heart 10 tell tl1tm the~ are poht1c1ans wanting the custom:if) frccb1t'' rh1s I\ not to \Ug&C'il th<' poli ltll .ti JX"OJ)le d01mt dnC'n rrom pli mrn tar) watsnJtt It " thc poh11l 1an' v.ho go 10 the mat wh1..•11 a l'l l) or <;ta Ir" 111 dangero flM1ng it'i pro franchi~ You sec. it has b<:en e\tabh<.hed in 1he minds of the gt'm•ral public that a J')rosportstea m 1<;a•11mponant toa <.nrnmun ity a!>a scwagn)'ilcm in good workin&ordrr. >\t the.' mornl'nt thert• art !>ports bill<. all ovc.'r ( unpt·o,;. having lodo with thcque\11nn nf 11 an,srnt ~po~ing franC'h11,t•\ R1 nc1 ne\\ pr(•v111led in thl· muvc ot the Oakland l{;udcr<. 10 I o\ ,, ngdc' and pahtsc1an,danl'd 1n an<l out ol tht• ~uahhle. tc\t1ng tht• \\ill<.'r\ Tht•re l'JI'( '11111 ~ht1cal un1krrurn·n1' 1n the mo"r ol the Ram\ lrom l m \nttck!>loOr.ingc( ount' At an)' r:tH' the.' fratt'mll) v.clrnmt'\ \acramcnto fhe King\ will open play 1h1s fn ll 1n thc1rt·onve ncd warcho\1se which promolfn~ay 1~ temporary T hs~wuld al'o appl 101he du ra t ion ol thr <;ta ) 1n . •lU3mcnw \ flU\ '<lid the tr:im 1<. ult1nH1tl·h d1•,11n1.•d for i\naht.'1m 111 'ion ))H•go ~trnmm ln< luck :'.I 'tofl<n t•rln I ft'\1111 6 • Ma 6 O Tanaka 6·0, Maren ILBI won 6 0. 6·0. 6 0 6 O Brandl !LB> won 6· I ,. , •·0 6·0, Wottoce ILBI won, 6·3, 6·4, 6·2, 6 1 D.ublts Kotenoe Emorlnohem IL8) del 8ot11g Ci11fl11ct1er 6·0. 1·6, Slrlch N11uven, 6 l 6 0 Heworth Young ILBI \Ofll 6 1, 6 J ,0111 6·0 ) 6 Unlvenltv IS, HawNn HarMf' ll ~ Hollmann IU) 10,1 10 l(erfoot. J·w def Mitter 6·1 def Oono1, 6·• def GrHlv, 6·3. Flnlev !Ul lost •·6 3 6. A 6. 6·7, Ermerl IUI 1o,1, 2 6, 0·1> S 1 1·6 La~v IUI loll, l·t, 4·6, ?·6 1 6 ~ Corkery P•ncnt\ IUI def Marltn·Herdln 6·0 6 l V1tenrutlo·W1lrou,, 6 0 6· 1 Soerrv Smtih I U I wo~ 6 J 6 3, won 6·4, 6 0 •c11son 20, Marllle I ~-Bor"l>U\Ch <El del Musted 6-4 defeu1111<1 to Lowe oet Ca\11 1 S, oefauneo 10 KO\Uk1 Moor' (E 1 toll 6·7 6·1 llec:t 6·6. won 6 l, Holme\ IE) toll •-6, won 6 4, 6·4. 6 3, Ove IE I •O•I l 6 won 6·3. 6·2. lost •· 6 Dautlles l(emall Arnott IE I 'oil! with '""''man· Schne.oar 6·2 3·6, Otf Vlvet>\·Gerreol 6 l 6 1 •111,011 P1afl wO!I 6 1 6·2. 6·2 6 I ""'~ ... di 14, 'euftt•lll v .... 14 (Hllnt!Mtoll BHdl wlM on Mmtt. 111·100) Slllltat Cioni !MBI cit! Ouren 6 0 del Yee, 6 1. dtf AklOV 6 l def Caouano ·-• Kelley IM81 l~I S 1 won 4· 2 4 l . 6·3, Armand IH&I to\I J 6 won 7·4 6·) loll 4·6, Buell !MIU WOii 6 J losl J 6 won 4 4 I0'1 0 6 ~..., r owler 8trQIUnd (HB I IO" !(I fllQUVl'n M11H11ewa. S 7. S 7. a.I Ho l(wo~ 6 7 6 2, Ou•M Crano1111 I H81 IOtl ) • 1 6 7 • , • ~i.r Del 16, SI. JONI aeice 1 NM·le•9W Slfttfet H•rn•tt IMOJ d4'f Patr1arc• • 1. Brevellon, ~ •. yft11tr 6 1. Camot•11 4 O. Jenkin\ (MDI WO" 6 0 6 I • 1 • l lttda IMOI won 7·• • I 6 l 6 0 IOM\011 IMO> IO\I l 6 l ·• won ' l • 1 Dwt*t, W .em\ L•Dbv IMOI tlfl TttnOlelOll CH llllO b 1 • o Ht•m1>e11on Orewvler, 6 1. • l, Pav• T~• !MOI won .• 2. ' '· •·O. •·O HltlttCMef"'9"'* "' ·-· l Mt••''''•· 2 Sonia aarMtt. ) Peto\ Veroe' • ~111 Torrlf'Ce J u.wtnltV1 •· Ger-del MM1 1 .. vt<I" Hiib. I •'1eull 9 M1t• C 0\111 10 r OOllllll C:fl1 J· A l C1161>1H' 1 LO\ AllO\ J l a Qylnfa 4. _,. De11' t • CltMM •~-va•11v 1 I fnrn I l u<r0\1111'1\ t Arrovo Gtllot<M 10 f\l()fll'I It'• I • ... 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H R ER 1111 SO Lo.A""'9s Valf11llO L 2 7 San Francltco kru~ow W.1 0 9 H8P-Guerr~ro l>v ~ ru~ow Valen1u~le l -? 10 A 19 0?? 0 Community cole9e Of•-CNSI lJ, Ml Sen Anleni• l 1 IS.Ult\ CNlt Cenferanul 8 Ml S•n AnlOll•O l 10 11)4 004 I I ll S O•enoe Coe'' lOI °'r il!a-'1! 77 3 !Cason C~ Il l $en1taOO 1) WolkOV\ (ft •"cl Morris O 8r•1n 111 Stomp Guerra • • c ,lav II> ancJ Elllson McKercner 171 W-SIOCI< s ' L-Coo ... 28 -8tllno IM~I 8all• MS> Roland IOI G11>t>t 101 1 Mcl(ercl'ler 10 1. Frvan 10 > 38 ROl1no 101 HR-Roum1me>er 10 1 C.._,. West 6, kd .. clr 7 ( S.Vltl C•HI c;tllft<'ence I Golotn WHI 000 103 '~ 9 l c,.,dd .. 1>4'Ck 010 001 000-7 • I Metlln, K•IPalroO. 1•1. B1.t<klel (I) •11<1 r 1ortl. S1nc1a1r Prlni I 71 •11<1 Ceme<llO W-Merhn L Slntleir 28 Nl<llOI\ ISi, O•V•lk IS• JB-Flor•\ tGWI HR-Keut> IOWI 1~8UGbae (FV) etandlf\g by peytng 1111 of 0 •rd1 n · 0 r 0 v • C;., 1.0 Beldl, CA ll2te3 Publllhecl °""99 ~ SHOWN AHO NewN11 CIM'i,llM 17 St. ~t ll your p .. t due PIY"*11• J)lve 02840-4221 ' '· 1'1ClYTIOU9 _,...... Notlc.e le ~~OYA~G 1~~ Tlli. !Nein... le oon-Delly Not~ \f,' 24. IMy IN T .. I COHDOMl"fJ Academy L .. Wt permitted coatt lnd ··-Q R Bl' flelCI NAllll 9TATftllbfT MASHA ... A Cluctecl by· I~-1*1· 1, 8. IH$ ,LAN ("~:OMal Newl)Ort CIVltll•n 361 )?0 ,_,, 11 o· '*' ... within thr• month• ui4:'t o~~d a':roen The tOllowlng l*'t04'I•.,. COM~NY,T ac..itoin141~· nwtl'llp . w .741 ~#AS i $1 MKllHl's 311 034 0-11 ' 11 trom tile Olte ttllt notice of ~ OOlng t>uttneet u : por11...,., • rutt ... ~ ...,... Ot.nltl w Oonanue 1111/IO IN 900K 1S7 W1.Sun.Morgan ($),Wll $unl6),Af\IOll def.ult wu recotded Thi• Qr:~~c:u:~nttt ~:\on M[AIT HIGH REALTY, ~~.,!_•or Tru1tea, or Tlll1 .11tternent wll flt9d PAGI 1067, ET t10 (6) end Forbes, He10"4fv, Ooetn. IS) end atnounl le $3,522.07 .. of • 27N5 Vie RodrlQO. Mlulon ...,.,.UM.O Truet .. under wttll the County Cler'lc of°'" rtaJC *1TIC( OA'tCIAt AECON)I Koveu W-WI, Sun, 1-0 L-H••gMv. O•S 414185 Ind \ltHI lnef .... d~= b~;; '"1i::u•t Viejo. CA t2et2 Ille deed°' trust ex.cuted Inge County on Mlfeh 2•. OMHGI ~L~ 2e-Mar11n (S), Morgan (N), Bau (N) unttl y0ur ICCOUnt becOfMt flll n I ·, an I fli.d . MllrjOry c HlgtalllTI, 27M6 by TllOmu M Eng. Toni I. IMS Aennou• .,, •• MAY 8( AE·~ currant. You may not haWI to with .~·~~c.:X .. of Of-VI• Aodrloo: Mlatlon Viejo, Eng, SI:'~ J :\o "'to; '279, NM9 STA,_,., PAACa 2: SCM11tl Co.sf Contertnce 1tandlnts W L Gii 13 I pey tile entire unpeld pot• Cou M 8 1985 CA 82992 COfOed .._.ember • • ~blUINCI Orange Coelt Thi fOltowtno ~ .,. A'N UHDIVIDU> ONI lion of your ICCOUnt, .....,, ange ntyon A?f ,inJn Mllrfltt S Higham, 276&5 Sari.. No 42338, In D111ty Piiot Apf113., fO, 17, 24 ~ ~... flFTY-FIFTH {1/SU ) CtrfllO\ Goao<rn West (ypren Sa nle Ana 10 ~ • • . ' 6 I though full peyment ... 0. p bti.tlad Or Coul Via Rodrigo, Mleliof1 Vlafo, b 0 0 k Ir .• I 1 3 7 8 8 . IMS w-m T .. LYN COMf/'AHY •1 IHTEAIE$'T A8 A tt.NAHT mandad bu1 you mue1 pay ~ ei;r. CA rnm pagl/lmllge 201. of Offlcilj Sffdl St •SS. ~ COMMON IN A IU • 1 tile amoUnt atlled 11>0ve. Dally P~~t"'ll 1 · 17• 24• f llle bu1lnne 11 con· RecorOt In the Office QI ttle l't8JC fl)fte( 9Nctl cAt2tlO' l.LAID40U> UTATf. After lllr .. monthl from May 1• 1 W-728 OUC:teel by ~b..-id 9'° wlte Recorelef 'Of COunty of Or· TimOtll)' Pot11111p Maouu. ANO TO AU. M TMI .. ; 1 l 7 , Ml San An1on10 Fullllf'IOll Ora~e Coei1 Saddltt>eck Comolon 6 • 1 • 6 s 2 I 13 • 1 12 ., TUttcse'('s ~GOldln Well 6 S<ld<llel>eck 2 Oranoe Coast 23. Ml Sen An!onlo 11 Santa Ant 16. Fullerlon 7 C vP<en 23. ComPton 3 ThundaV's Geme1 (2-.)0J Or11ooe Coes1 •• Cerrllo\ Sedalet>ec:k at Santa Ane F u»enon al Compton CvC>f'en el Ml San "nlonlo S.turdeV's Gemes (-)· ~'• Ana el Golden Wes1 Compton al Saddlt1>11c:k Ml :>en Antonio al Fullerton Cerri101 el CvPren HIGH ·scHOOL STANDINGS Sunset Leaeue LH- W LT Hunttnuton Beecl'I 6 4 0 Oceen Vltw 6 • 0 E~son S • 0 Fountain vanev S • I Marine 4 S O WHlm1n11tr 1 7 l T~sc1av•s Sewn Ocean View 6. Wes1mins1er 1 Ovw11 W LT II 7 0 14 6 0 ,. 7 0 I• 6 I 7 • 0 s 10 , Foun1a1n Vallev l. Hunhngton Beacn I T enltlflt's Game ~nne n Eoison a1 Mlle \ooare Park ,, Friday's Geme Ocean View II Fovnla•n Velltv 3 IS Satvnl•V's Geme. tile dltt of reeorOatlon of Dlmt lC ""TIC( M1tj0ry C Hlgtlatn lfl9e. Cell10fnla pur1u41n1 lo .... ,_ U3 1 Annopllt Ave • PROPERTY. 1NCLU04 tlllt document (.nlch det• of l"UUL nu Thlt t111ernent WM ni.o IN nouc:e of default and MOTIC8 °" Anlhtim CA 92804 WITHOVT UMITAllON recorClatlon appewa ,_.. . with the County CNrtt of Of. lllc11on to NII unOlr deed of ~· 1AL1 Tllll butM'4M le con-COMMOH A~ A8 on) unNa Ille ~ltlon FtCTITIOUS llUltNIH 9llOI County on ~I t2. tru1t rac:Ofded April 13, T.&. ..._ ,__.,.. Ouc:tlO by An~ FINED IN THE ~1..-U"9-belng fOfacloMd upon per· NAMI! aTATIMllfT 1985 1084. Serlel No &4-153095 IWOWTAMT NOnC1 Timothy, Maoutz ATION Of COVENANT mltl e lonQer per1oc1, you The lollowlng Plr.ortt are ~ of 111<1 Offlclal Aec«OI, wlM TO ,_,....RTY ow.II True 9111.,,.,.,.. _.. ftled CONDITIONS ANO A have only the legal rigfll to Clolng·bullneu as· PuOllanto Orange COlat Nit on Mey TO. 1085 at 0 16 YOU ARE IN OEPA'Ul T wtltt Ille County OWtl of Or-8TRICT10N8 ("OE.CL.A atop the forecloture by OIY· AOUA BRIGHT POOL Dilly P11<>1Aprll17. 24 Mey • m It the front enttanoe tO UNDER A OEEQ OF TRUST, ange County on Aprll l2 ATIOH") RfCOADED Ing tile entire amount O.. CARE.~.03 SlantorCI Coun 1, 8, 1085 tftl OICI Orenge County DATED 4-12'&4. UNLESS 1945 ' 1117180 IN 100K t,7Q, mendedbyyoutcredttor lrvlna,..,A92715 W·747 CourtllouH loceted on YOU TAKE ACTIO"f TO ~ PAOE1S45ETSEO.OllOf· To flnO out the lllTIOUnl Gary Tllomaa Heu. 403 Sante An1 Blvd ~ PROTECT YOUR PROP-Publlened Or Coest FlClAL ~ Oil OR· you muet pey, or to IHatlgl StanforCI Coun , lrvlne. CA fltlMJC NOTICl Sycamore St lnCI &olld· ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT Oelly Pllo1 Apttl ~4• Mey ANGE COOHTY. ON LOT ,1 tor payment to etop tile tOf .. 027 15 wey S1n11 Ana. c.u10fnla It A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 1 8 1985 ' Of TRACT 10$2! 1H THE Cl<>tura. Of tt your Pfoplrty le Wlutam Booth Mair, 22502 'ICTTTtoul Ml ... 11 ?Ublle auction, to Ille lllgtte11 NEED AN EXPLANATION ' W· 74C CITY Of COSTA MESA Jifi; In forecloturt for any other Petr•. M!Ssion Viejo, CA NA• ITAn•NT blddlt for calf\ Cpayabll II OF THE NA.TlJRE Of THE SHOWN OH A MAP M- reuon. contact: AM ERICAN 9 2691 The following Plrton• llt the time ol ,.141 in lawt\11 PROCEEDING AGAINST P'tll.)C NOt1C( CORDED IH 8()()1( 4tf SAVINGS AND LOAN AS-Tlll1 bus1neas la con-Ootng bueiMM u · money of Ille UnltlO Slit• YOU, YOU S HOULD CON-PAGES 4e. 49, ANO 50 ~ SOCIA TION. 15725 E. Whit· CluC1ed by • general part· FELL BA u Ms GAR. ol Amarlc:a, c.u11•·· Cheek TACT A LAWYER NOTICI TO MISCELLANEOUS MAPS~ tier Bl~d .. Whittler, Clll· nerelllp OENINQ, 242 Jo.nn Str•t. dra11wn on 1 stall Of national .On May 22, 1085. at 10·00 CONnlACTOM THE OFFICE OF Tt(I fornla 90807 (714) 773-7134, Gery T Hess Co111 MeH, Catllornle benk, • 11118 Of' federal AM , IMPERIAL CORPOR· CAUJNO ,()Ill_. COUNTY RECOlU>EA df B1·l9M12·1·73(E). ~ Tiiis etatement wu tiled 92828 Cfedll union or 1 11111 or ATION OF AMERICA u Cluly Sctlool Oiltrlct· ~\Jnl.. SAID OAANOE COUN'T\' 11 you hi ve any quealk>n•. with the County Clerk of Or· Ron1ICI E1tl Flllb•um. 24'5 tedarll uv1ng11no IOan •• appointed fruit.. unClar tleCI &nool Oletrlcl OR AS THEY MAY 11£ you allould contac:t 1 lawy« 1ngeCountyon Aprll 9, 1985 Joenn StrMt, Coet1 M .... tOCt•llon Oomlclled In the end pureuan1 10 0..0 of Bid DHOllne 1o·OO AMENDED OR RE-Al· or tile government agency F:inlOt CtllfOfnll 9U28 S iiia ol C1lllOfnl1 pay1bll Trust racorelld AprM 25. o'clodl 11'11 °'Ille 9'f\ Oey of CORDED , whlcllmayhaw.lneureclyour P\Jbllahed Orange Cout This bu1ln111 11 con-10 Muter Mortaga Com-1984. is 1ni1 No M 1085 EXCEPTING THERf- IOan. Notwltllaltndlng the Dally Pllol Aprlf 10, 17. 24, ducted by· 1n lndlv10u11 peny la accep11bll u Cathi &4-170228. ol Officlal A. ~-of BICI Aecelpt· FROM. UNITS 1 THA~ laci lllll your Pfoplrty II In May 1, 1985 W-727 R 0 N A L D E A R L 111 right, 11111 and ln11t .. t. eord1 In tile olflca of Ille Purehaalng Offloe. Irvine 5a, INCLUSIVE ON LOT 1- fOfecloture. you may otter FELLBAUM conveyed to anCI now held County Recotdlrs of Ofanga Unified Sctlool Oltltr1ct, 8080 Of SAID TRACT 10625 .-S your property lor 1111 , MLIC NOTICE T1111 111tem1r11 !NU llllO by 11 under .. Id deed of trust Count)'. Siii• ol Clllfornla Barrance Phwey, IMN. SHOWN ON SAID COii· PfOVICS.0 tile Ille la con-wltll Illa County Clerk of Or· In Ille propeny sl1ualed In executlO by SUE ELLEN CA 92714 OOMIHIUM PLAN cluCled prior lo Ille con· FICTITIOU& llUS*lll 1nge County on M1tcll 29, said County end Stlle, and WOLCOTI, A WIDOW WtU. Project , IClenlltlcttlon EXCEPTING FURTHeR ctuelon of the foreciolura NAME ITAT!Ml!NT l985 '27'2lllO CIMcrlbed IS lollowe SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION N11na· COMPUTER SYS-THEREFROM, ALL ,., Remember YOU MAY Tiie followlng persons are PARCEL 1 An unClll!ldad TO HIGHEST BID0£R FOR TEM BOflWARE ANO "'°'la.tEHTS ANO ,.,._ LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF OOlng bullneu as: Publlalled Ofanga Cout I/21st lntereet m lfld to Lot CASH Cpayabll 11 time of HAAOWARf PVRTE.NANCES LOCATID YOU DO NOT TAKE 1)$0$-SMALL OFFICE D1.llyPOotAprll3.10, 17 24 l of TrlC1 No 9952, In tile Mia 1n lawful money of the Ptece Pllr'9 are on tie 0A TO BE LOCATED ON PROMPT ACTION SERVICES, 2), PAULA 1985 w .717 City of Coetl M .... County United SlltM) •I Ille"°"" Pufc:Ntlng Office lmne SAID. LOT 1 Of T~T NOTICE IS HEREBY HESS ACCOUNTING SER-ot Orange Stete of Call-lront entrance1otllaCounty UnlftedBdloolOleMct 5050 'GIUS Wt\lm•nsltr at Edison, 12 Marina vs. Hunlino1on Beacn Suuare Par• 1 S.1 Vlew LH9UI GIVEN VICES. 2613 Bear St .. Suite P\8.IC N(Jlftl tornil as per map recorelld CourlhouH 700 Civic 8arrlnGa Pnw.y irw. EXCEPTING FURTHeR Tllll SUNKIST SERVICE E. Santi Ana, CA 92704 tn Book 4 18 p~ 11 anO 12 Center Drtve Welt. Santa CA t2714 ' ' THEREFROM, EXCLUSIVE al Mole COMPANY 11 now Ille duty Paull Hess, 3616-E Bear K ,7704 o l M1ecetlaneoua Mapa In Ane Celllornta. 111 r'lgnt. title NOTICf IS HEREBY EASEMENTS tH ANO lO appointed TruatM unde OHO of Trust d•l•d Tiii• bu1tn1u IS con-OF THI ITAn OF eorde< of 111<1 County anOf Co\111 Mf\e SaOcJleoec~ wooe11>r1d11e Corona dtl Mar Laguna Beach LH llH W LT 6 2 0 6 7 0 s 3 0 • • 0 • • 0 l s 0 1 6 0 2 6 0 ~ . . .. " Women's IOMNI HIGH SCHOOL EdiMn I, Mllrinl 0 Ovw .. W LT 11 1 0 6 • 0 9 9 0 • 10 0 s 10 0 10 12 0 3 11 0 s 11 0 EcJl\on 000 000 000 01-1 S I Mar•n• 000 000 000 00-0 1 1 Cere>enter and Pros~r. L1r\fn al'd Ferguson W-Care>enler ll·S L-Lerun HR-Care>enler IEI oc .. n view 1, Wfltmim'9f o Weslmln\ler 000 000 l>--0 1 7 Ocean Vie.., 000 100 x-2 • I OelOl'ln end WOlf 0.klev ellcl Scruggs w--OakleV L-OtJOM Feuntaln v ... v 1, HUftfiftlrten 8••dl I Hu,.11ng1on Beach 000 000 1-1 l Foun1a1n V1111ev·os 000 100 C>-7 6 I FPOo ancl Oav11, Havnes Rowlelle 171 and Swttnev w-Havnes S· l L-Foog . " 4115177. exlCU1ed by ED· ducted by: an Individual C~a..Nl.A EXCEPT on&-lour1h of a u salCI Deed ot Trust In tt1e OrMOt ~. CelltomlL SHOWN OH 'SAID cot'- WARD W WEBBER & Peuta Hess '°"THI COUNTY 011 . gu end other property Mtuated In Mid ICtlng by and ttwougfl lta DOMIHIUM Pl.AN. BARBARA A WEBBER. Tiils ltltement was flied OF 0111ANQ1 llydroc1rbon tub111ncea County and Stale ClleC:rlbed Oowwt*l\j to.rel, ,_.. RESERVING THERE· HUSBAND ANO WIFE. u wltll the County Clefk of Or-tn rt tile Eeltlt ol lfld au otlllr mlnarall and II l ot 40 of TrlCI 8426. II .,._ ~ to M "DIS-FROM, EASEMENTS FOR Truetor. to MCUre cartaln 1ngeCountyonA.prU4, 1985 DOROTHY AM.I• JOHN-mlnefal rtgllta in lfld under per map recorded In 8oolil TAICT', wll ,...,_ ~ '°· ACCESS. INORESI. obllg1t1on1 In l1vor ol f'2n1DI tON •. 1111 D09'0 THY &11d l1nd,ur_.,,10lntlle 339,Pageii8to14tnclull'4, bUtnot....,tNnthelllo¥9-EQRESS. ENCAOACt4- AMERtCAN SAVINGS AND Publlthed Orange Coast AALl•LEWI& JOHNaOM. clled recorded ln 8ook 1311 Mleceltaneoua Mape, In tM ltated time...._,~ fof MEHT. SUPf)()RT, REPAIA. LOAN ASSOCIATION, .. Dally Piiot AprU 10, 17. 24, 0.CHHd Pege 238. Official Record•. otflca of Ille County ~ Ille -..ro 0.. oon11'IC1 fOt REPLACEMENT. MAJNT9'- BenaflcllfY, Recorded on May l , !985 W·728 CASE NO.A 121385 ALSO EXCEPTING and oorderofsaklCounty thelt>CMlprojec1 AMCE . AND O THiR 516177 as document no. NOTICI Of IALI rtMrVlng lf'llrafrom Ille fol· Tiie etreet edclr ... Ind Bids lt\all be r...,._ In PURPOSES. AL L AS 9805, In book 12181, page MLIC NOTICE o' RIAL l'RO..ATY lowing other common detignatlon, the p1aoe ldefltlfteO lbo¥e, SHOWN ON THE Cc»ol· 1049 ol Official Recorda In AT ""IVATI IALI Ca) Units 1 lllrougll 2I, as If In)', ot Ille rMI ?f°'*1Y Ind ~ be °'**' and OOMIMIUM PLAN OA AS "'• Olflce 01111• RICOfder of flCTrTIOUl IUllNEI• NOTICE IS HEREBY sllOW'1 upon Ill• C0'1-deacr lbld lbOV I 11 publldy reed aloud It tne OE.FINED IN THE OECL>fl- Orange County , Clllfornla, NAME STATEMENT GIVEN 11111. aubjact to con· domlnlum plan recorded In purported to be: 44 Whit• lbova-etated time ano ATION Including 1 note for Illa sum The following pereons are Hrm111on by Ille ebove entl-Book 13437 Paga 1508, Of-water Orlw., Corone Del P'act PARCEL 3. of 180,000.00. Tlltt Ille doing bualneaa u : tied Superior Cour1, Illa llclel Aeco<Cla of Mid Coun-Mar, CA 92125. Tllere wit bet"'• dapotlt MON-EXCLUSIVE ~- banellcllf lnter .. 1 under Ille THE RESUME EXPERT. undertlgned. as Co-Ex-ty The undlrelgned Tru1tee 1'9Qund ft1f a.ell Mt of bjd MENTS FOA ACCESS. IN- Oeed of Trull tnCI lftl obll· 17772 Irvine Blvd., Sia 102. ecutOfl of tile Wiit of the (b) An exclullw. tuamenl dlldaim1 eny llablllty tot.,,, doeumentt to QUl'MI .. GRESS, EGRESS, E>l- gtllonl MCUred llllrlby .,. Tustin. CA 92680 lboWI named Deoedenl, wlU lo UH 111 lllOH ., ... O..lg-incon'IClneM of ltle .,... ... ret\jtn In good 90ft'-CAOACHMENT. SUf'f'OAT ?flMftlly he4d by tlla under-Norman R. Llet>ermen, accept l:>iCI• and NII 11 ?ff· nated aa 1trluma. Cleoka, lddr ... Ind other oornmon dttlon wtttM "'• dey9 an. A N o F o R o T H f JI llgned, lfld lllll braacll of, 9621 Grellem St.. • 15. vii• sale on MAY 8. 1985. It p111oa and terraces, u dealQnatlon. tt any, ~ !tie bid opening o-. PURPOSE. ALL AS SH0'4fN lttd deflUll In, lhe Obllglllon Cypress, CA 90630 10 00 Im . ()f' ,,_ .. ,,., 1llown upon Ille con-llenlln Eecfl bid """" conform IN THE CONDOMINIUM IOf which aald o..o ot Trust Tll11 business 11 con· wtlhln 1111 time allowed t>y domlnium Olan •bova r• Salel salt w4ll tie made, blA Mel be NaPO'*"'-tO \tie Pl.AH AND AS OEFINEOi N 11 HCUrlty llu occurred 1n ducted by an Individual law to Iha lllQMlt and bael lerred to wttllOUI COYenll'll Of -· contraic1 ooeumtnt9 Tl1E DE.CLARA TION 11111 the payment llU not NOfmen R U.bennan bidder. 'Oil Iha "'"" anCI PARCEL 2 ranty. •xpr ... Of~.,. Eactl .... ~ autimn. PAACEL 4 beer! medt ol Tl'lla statement was llled cond1t100a hefaln•h• man-Unrt 10 IS thown upon garCllng title. pa111 111a ... Ot on mt IOtm lumllMd wlitl EXCLUSIVE EASEMENJS Fellur• 10 mike 111• with the County Clerll of Or· tloned. all rtgllt, tltle, lnterM1 tile Conoom1ntum Ptan ancumbtanc., to pey h the contr-=t docluPftlnta. 1 IN AHO TO THOSE ~- 11 l5Ja5 payment ot Pflncl-anga County on A?fll 12. and Eattte of sakl OeceOanl tbove rlf•red to retnllinlng ~ IUm of Ille of IN Pf~ 8'lboon-T10HS Of LOT 1 ~ ~O pal and/or lnter .. t anCI all 1985 It the lime ol f'llr 0..111. anO PARCEL 3 Ille note(•> secured by ...., traQorl on °"' pro;ect .. TRACT 10~5 ~ ANO I UbHQUlnl p1ym1nt1 rnJe01 •II right, title and lnlet•1 An •11cluelve NMmenl to Deed ol TNll, wttl'I.,,,.,.., requir.t by the ~ino DEANED AS AE:STAICTfD t()Qethet wttn latt cnarges. Pubtltlled Orange C:0.94 tftlt her E1111a mey lllv• IC· uM tll<>M port~a of Lot 1 tneraon ... orcMOeO In llld Ind Sut>contract1ne Fw COMMON AREAS WHICH Impound• lmpounCI d•· Dally Piiot Aprll 17 24. May quired by ()99flllon of ll'W. deterlbld In Plrdla ~above. note(•> ad'f•oee&. " .,,,, Prac:UCM ~ ~ Code ARE AOJACENT WITH """° poelll If 'any undef the 1 8 1985 or othe,....IM 11nc1 lier dulgn1t1C1 IS •lnums . u'"'-lhe 1erme °'Mid Deed Sec 4100 et eeq APPU~TENANT TO SAID termsoleeldnot10f0eldol W-7'4 death 1n eno to tlla below· oeckt and patios en A?-of Trust f .... c:n .. gea Ind &ch bidder muat eubmll PARCELS 1.2.3 AND s DE Trut1 and all aub11quan1 described rHI prope rty pvrten1nt to Parceis 1 eno 2 ex~ of the Trust .. Ind Wllfl aectl bid certlfteO °' SCR18EO HEREIN paymente w111c11 1>ec1me P\alC NOTICE Satd 1ccep11ng ot bids for abow. deecrtl>ed ol Ille trutt etMted by Mild caetlier'I cf** peyebll to PARCEL 5 due 1111r .. tter lncludlf\o •ny ..,. ol said property wlN tie l\A()f'• commonly known Deed ol Trull, tor Ill• the DISTRICT Of I bid bond AN UNDIVIDED O""E late charges Or othet sum• P:ICTTTIOUl IU ... 11 It Ille Otllce of DEAN A DE· u 381 Bay lllew Terrace. amount rHton•bfy "'I· In Ille form .. lortta In the FIFTY-FIFTH (t156THI :..FE:::;_E ___ _ payebla under the terme ol NAMI ITATU.NT NtSON. Allorney fOf Co-Ex· Colle Mltl CA mated to be I 185.200 00 in an SIMPLE INTEREST IN .,_c&r----+..tld-·~~ Truat. f ile IOllowlng pereona are V (If t 11raef llddr... or f amount not 1-Chin l()% of TO THE IMPROVEMENTS H19t1·i:mool re Tllll by reuon tlllrlof, doing bull"8UU:-llld MARK CROOK, II 3700 Other common delignltlon 0..0 of TIWt heretof0'9 ell· the mextmum ~of b10 AHO APPURTENANCES ON CIF •·A Ill• prHtnl btntllclary TELETROL. 3857 Birch Soulll SuMn StrM I, Sult• Is Shown ebove. no warranty eouted and dlllwreO to Ille -• guw.,,... ""'the bid· LOT 1 Of TRACT 10S25 t. OcH n lllew, 21·0; 2 1t11nneov ti l · 1. unClar eucll 0..0 of Truet. SlrMI, Suite 517, Newpor1 250, Santi Ana. C1llforn11 11 given ea lo 119 compte1 .. unOlrSlgl'ed a wntten Die· dlt will .,,1., Into Illa ("IMPROVEMENTS") SUB- l CvPren ll ·l ·l, • Dos Pueblos. 17·7, S 1111 exac:uted Ind dellwred Beech. CA 92660 92704 Said real property It ,, ... or cOfractneu.) ler1llon of default end 0.. propoeed OOl'trac1 If IN JECT TO THE TEAMS AND Newt>urv Perk. t I· S. 6 Westmmsler. 16 6, 10 Mid TruttM 1 WTltten Dorelle J Kerns. 304 Clescrlbed u lollo!NS Said aale wltl be made. but mand for Sale, tnd a written Slll'll 11 -Oed 10 ~ CONDITIONS OF THE DEC- 7 Sen Marcos. lS·6.I Santa Maroa. t 4 · 4 ·I, Dlct1rlllon of 0.feull tnd Campbell Lane. Costa AN UNDIVIDED O NE· w11hout covenat1l or Wtr· Notice of Default and flee· bidder lntlle--.loftallu,. LARATION ANO THE q Rigne!ll IS· s ~~-/l"!len. 11 ·•. Damend for Sela, and 1111 Mesa, CA 92627 HALF ( 112) INTEREST IN renty. exprHS or lmplled.r• 11on 10 Seo The UnderllQneCI to enter into MIO c;ontract, TERMS ANO CONDITIONS 1 Le Qu1n1a. I•·•, 2 Sunnv Hills 17·3 I deposited wllll said Trustee Thia business IS con-AND TO gardlng !Ille, poasesslon °' caused said Notice or 0.. IUCll MQitlf'y !Nill be for· Of n1E MASTER LEASF l Movtair. '3·4. 4 South Hills. 12· I s such Deed of Trull and 11i ducted by: an Ind ividual Real property located In 81\Cumbrencea. lo sauefyt"' faun and Elec110n 10 Sell to felled RECORDED 8110150 IN Norm Torrance. l 1·3. 6 Garoen Grove Ille documenta evidencing Dorella J Karns Iha County of Or111191, S11te unpaid principal of Ille note be reco<dlO In 1111 county Tiie DISTRICT r_._ BOOK ~ PAGE 274 £" 17·7, 1 HaclMda Htignts Wi11on, l•·O 9 tile obllglllone aacured Tiiis Slllement 11was llllld of Catllornl•. and llgtlty di · tacured by aald deed of wl'lere 1111 real property I• ll'll rtgnt 10 ,.leC1 ilrf'/ or .. SEO OF OFACIAL RE Fullerton l9·S-l 9 8rea·Olllnda 9·1, 10. tllereb lnCI 1119 declared wllhtlle County Clertc olOr· 1erll>edaslollowl lrusl, wllll lnlerest and l1t• 1ocatlld bid• or to W1llw any Ir-CORDS Woodbr\del, 12·0. end dc!'M hereby decl•r• Ill tnge County on Aprll 9. 1985 Lot 40 of Tract 6298 IS cri1rgea thereon .. ?fOVI~ Date Aprtl 10 1985 rtQU!arll• In any tMda Of In YOU ARE ltof DEFAUL ~ -(_ > . NBA PLAYOFFS L1lr9" 119, Suns 10l LAKERS 1119) -Ramt>i\ • S J 4 I I Worthv t · I I 6·9 23 Al>dul· J1 b0ar 6 I 1 6 I> ll JoMson S 17 3 4 13, 8 Sco11 2·8 I·? S McAdOO I 12 l·I IS, Cc>oi>tr 4 9 1·1 11 SPrtgg5 2·• 0·0 4, MCGH 7 8 1 S 11 I( UPCh•k '.' O·O 1 T ola li "6 90 7• )3 119 PHOENIX (IOJI -Pl11man I l 4 I 6 Sander\ 6·9 O·O 11 AcJ11ms 9·11 0 l ll HumPl1"es 7-11 l-3 lS. Mecv 3 • • S 10 LUCH •· •• 10· l I 16. A Scoll 0 3 4 • ' Hollon 7·6 O·O 4, Foller 3·7 7·1 I Totall 39 16 2S·34 103 Sc-ttv Ouanwn Liken 2S ~ II 33-119 Phoenix 2S JO 11 26-103 Thret·P01n1 goali-w orrnv CooPer McGee Fouled ovl-Nane Rtt>ounds-Lo\ An11t1es •I IR11m1>11 91 Phoen1K SI lLutu IJ) AnlJl\-LO\ Angatei 26 ( JOM\Pn l 11 Pl'IOenl-16 IA011ms, Hollon St To1&1 fouls-LO\ Anoetes 29 Phoer•• 21 Tecnn1 eels-Lo~ Anotln 11111911 defensct A-t.14 1 Hlth &CMel toH Ullivenltv 113, E,tlft( .. m 19 lleWt, Mew Vtrda c;evntN Club) 1 Jecotmtn IUJ . .O. 2 HOlmes IUI 41 l1t11tnc11on !E l. •7. 4 JOll"'on IUI.. '3 c-!NI ""-' ''' • .... _, "•rber ltl If Mlet, lrvtne CNtl Cevnt!'V Ctual I Kosllan lNHl. lS, 1 DuPr• IC.dMt J6 l Wardruo (CdMI MO< ... tll INHI, Csm P•lfl"• ((CSMI )f ~ H~ ... di lOcl, OcMll v...-m (t lltMt, SN Cliff C~ Clue) l Wiese IH81, )I,~ Gemm IHlll J9 J Brummell 1~81 eno Ouerlt IOVI .a. S a1eu1111 IH81 end Hllll IOV>. 41 sums tacured thetaby Im· F'273502 per map recorded tn 800I( In said note 11'18 IM and •11 IM,E AIAI. CORPO R · Illa ~Cllng UNDER A DEED OF TRUST mlldlllely due and p1y1bte Publls~ Orenge Coast 2117 Pages 12. 13 and 1' of Pfll'Mt of Ille trustee and 01 ATION Of' AMINCA. • Pvrauant to 1111 PfO-DATED 8113181 UNLESS end 1119 elected end 0081 Da11y Piiot ,t,prll 17 2•. May Mlacellaneous M1p1 In 111e tlla trusts cre11ao by Ille Mid trvet ... ,,0 . 9o1 ai, Of SectlOn 1773 ol IN Laoor I YOU r AKE ACTION T" hereby elect to CIUM the I 8 . 1985 OlflGe of the County ~ .. deed of lrust and •dvences. Sen otego, CA 12112. (t 1t ) Coda ol IN St••• Of Call PROTECT YOUR PROP fruit property to be eold 10 w-75 i corder ol sakl County ,, eny undet Ille terms 0' Ille t2-tu0, •r: let r•tll• ''°'"'• the DISTRICT llM ob-ERTY IT MAY BE SOLD A. ,.11aty tlle obllg1tlons 1e-Pt.et.IC NOTICE Common "now n u Oeed ol rrusr Chafftbene6n, AH i. S.C-,.,nee rrom tlle DltectOf ot A PUBLIC SALE tF V01. cured llllreby 1879 l Illa Pll•llno INtnt. Tiie 10111 amount Of Ille jratary Ille Dtc>anmant of IOOU.traal NEED AN EXPLANATION DAfE 4/4/85 flCTITIOUl llUIMI& CA 92715 unpaid balance of tl'le Obll· PubtlSl>ed Orange CO&et Rell!IOnt 11'1• o•n•ret OF THE NATURE OF ™E AMl9'1CAN IAVINOI NAMf I TAT£MENT AP •463·071-02 g111on secured t>y the prop-Daity P1101ADrU2• May I 8 ?flYllllng rile Of pet diam PROCEEDING AGAINSt ANO LOAN AllOCIATION Tlla lollowtng pattont era PLEASE TAKE FURTHER erty to be IOld and reason-1985 W-756 ••ON end 111a gene ral YOU YOU SHOULD CON 1y: KS Hanteoft AMt ~ · . NOTICE thel lllhOUgl'I this ebll eallmited Cotlt , ex· pravllhng r111 fOf llotlOay T ,t,CT A LAWYER ~t. •r. ~on'"" .. o~ ~s-": 11(3 N NOiie• Mtt fortll tllll the fl-peftMS ln<l IOvances II Ille P\alC NOTICE and ovwtlfT\I wor11 tn ,,,. to-403 Bnglllon Spring .. ..... A .... tanl lecNt8'y H OLOG ES 3710 S late lloldl AN UNDIVIDED time of tl'le lnrt1al 1>Ubftc:atlon c.llly Ir! w!:\'Cll INI ~ rs to Coeta Mela ~bli.lled Orange eo.11 ~E;.n~I Su:te 250 Sante ONE·HALF 11121 INTEREST Of 1"8 Nottee of S ele 19 C UJ1 be per1ormeo IOf MCfl cieh (It 1 street eoor-nf Dally PllOI Aprll 24, Mey 1, 8. A~• CA 9'2704 In sakl •Ill property, ttae en S 143.38' 6' 985 Notice at.... or type 01 wori.er needed 10 common dMign111on 01 15 1085 Ross Jose l'I Andre11ws. tire lnterMt In ltld real Deled Marcl'I 21 1 ot "'-I Pr..,ty a11tc.it• tM contrKI TheM property 11lflOwn1bo¥1 nc W-764 392 Lookoul grlve Llgu'1a propeny11av1ll1bla '°' .. 11 MA&TElll ,:-oRTQA~ •I Prhral•.... retes 1r• on Ille " Ille warranl'f " ~ -10 "' ----------ell CA 92651 . On 11'1• death of Decedent COMPANY, ,.,.t... No p 692 836 IRVI NE UNIFIED SCHOOL oomptel-Of' correct P\el.IC NOTICE Be~rllg Robert Rothen· Decedent held ,.Id reef Giiien lllYd .. ~alf ~en.,, 1n ll'le SuperlOt CO\lr1 ol DISTRICT ott1ce 1oca1ed 11 nH•I Tiie bane flcl•'• burger 20•• Pomone Ave property with her Hu1ba nd. Cafffomfe .:01s,S-.= 1111e State of Ca11forn11, tor 5050 B1rr1nc;e P1rllwey under Mid 0..0 ol Trual b• IC 17'2'7 C 11 Mesa CA 92627 ' ROBERT D JOHNSON 4,f..tt1· • 4 • the County of Los Angelle trvtnct CA 927 H COQIM rMIOn of•~ 0( Olfeutt FICTITIOUI IUllNlll °r'1115 business 19 con-Husband lfld Witt. 11 Com· 8Y: Kl'leflna IC ltlatma. 1 In the Matter of lf'll Etllt• ma y Ila ootllnad on r~ 1n the obllgetklne eecureo NAME ITAffMENT ducted by' 11 general pan· munlty Property Decedent Vice Preeldenci, Cou 1 ot GEORGE H WOOO 0.. A COC>Y of ,,_ ,..,.. e11e11 thereby heretofore •• The lollowlng ~n• 1r1 111 . herein le dlepoeing of her Publlalled enge 1 oelMd be poeted 11 the job alte ecuted ano ~ to tf'll doing buelnan at : Concept• ner~ J Andr-s lnltrMt In 111 rMI Pf~Y to Deity Piiot A~ll 17 2• Mey Notice 11 f'llreby given lftlt It e11a11 be mand•IOf'f upon under91gMO 1 written Dlc- for HMltll. 34 12 w. Mto Tiii• 811tement Wll filed lier ohllClren tllrougll I fOf· I, 11185 the uMll'Slgned wtU eell 11 tlle CONTAACTOAto .oom taratlon ol o.t.lft and 0. An,,ur, Suite 0 . Sant• Ana, .,..1111 Ille County Clerk of Or· me> probate proceldln~ w. 1o3 Prtvate sate. 10 tfl@ highest 111@ cnntract 1s ewerdlCI ano mand '°' Sale, end -1118" CA 92705 ange County on April 5 1985 Survlvlng SpouM. ROBER nun•IC MnTICE .irio best l>tOoe<. subiect lo upon env sut'lcontrec1or no1aoe ol braecll and of 11..c Mlclleal K Abrall1m, Inc. Fi7m1 D JOHNSON, dellrM lo l"UUL ml col'lltrmeuon of Ntd Su unO• such CONTRACTOR. ltOn to CAUM the und., 2222 Manin, "155, lrvlne. Publlsl1e<J Orange Coeat also sell 1111 UNOIVIDEO K·t7'24e perior Coun on°' 1tter the to pay not 195, tl'lal'I tl'la Mid 1agned 10 Mii sakl ptQ91'1~ CA 92715 (Stlle OI In· Dally Pllol Aprll 17 24, l\Aey ONE-HALF INTEREST In it'ICTITIOUI •UllNESS 6lh 011y 01 Mey 1985 11 the soec:1tled r11e~ 10 111 w0<•1t1 10 .. 1111)' Mid ~IQetlon• corporetlon C1llforn1a1 1 8 1985 said propaf1Y and lllreby NAMf ITATfMENT otltce of Otenn Simpton employed b~ ,,,.,.,, "',.,. ••· l1'ICI lf'llr .. ftar tM unot• Tlll1 bueln"• It con· W-735 u11kes the entire UMl avlll-5603 No Ftouatoa StrMI ecutlOll >I 1n. contr1e1 11Qnec1 C*IMd .CS notie41 o• ducted by • COfl>Ofl tlon able fOf IAll The following persons are Los Ang~, County of L011 No bldda< "1IV wtlhdnt• brlldl and o4 .-ctton to be MICllHI A Abr1llam, Inc . fltalC NOTICE BIO OR OFFERS ar1 tn do"~ business as E '.,T A~ State of Calltorn11 eny bid''"• oarooo ot lorty· recorded .Jenur, 7. tMS •• Mlcnael A Abrllltm. Prffi· v11ed fOf Slid FULL patOll Of ::imu~ ~~:~ OC~:i. M~1 '" •tgl'll. lltle ano Interest of llv• 1601 '1AVI 1'1ar Iha dlle lnatr No M-004710 OI ()I dent '1CTITIOUI •Ul lNEll r-1 property AH aucn bid• SA•d o-.eo" ,,,. ,,,,,. OI Ml le>< ,,,. OC*'lng of bld• flclel Aleorde tn -offtcf OI Tllll llllemlrll WU IUed NAME ITAn MENT muel be In writing. and wlll c~::.~: ~26~:1kef II 970 Oftllh •nCI •ff Ill• ngl'll lltle A payment oono '"° • Ille Aecotoer 01 Oreno• wllll 111• County Clerk of Or· .....fM followtng persons are be r~ by Ille Co-b· Gtanneyr• Laguna Bee<;h ano 1n1 ..... t 11111 lhe 111e1a 09f1orma~ bonO wtM Ila County tnge County on M1tctt 22, C10lf1g butlness u acutOf'I, BRADLEY NY DAHL Cal 1 9265 1 of satO OlceeMd Iles ac required P'•<>< to e1ecvt10t1 S#CI .... wll be~ !1 ' 1985 • • U!('TIMATE IMAGE. 3334 end MARK CROOK, ano Illa ~ orntl M N "• .... D Qu"90 bv O()ltltlOn ol I-()< of Ille contrlCI •no en.It tie ""'"'°"' ~ Of - '272010 E C~lt HWy Corona del Survtvlng Spouse ~OBERT ,.,.., ~ 1 l>t!s S ot'*""'-04Nt ~ or '" in (lie lorm "41>1 forth in 11'11 ran=:~°'~ .. Publllhao Oranoe COUt Mtr C:A 92675 D JOHNsON, ar tile omc. 3 t 391 1111' t ;: •' 92en • 11<10111on to that 01 Uld a. contrect docu,,,.,.11 gar tta. SI a •CY Dally PllOt AprM 3, fO, 17, 24, c).gn.1 Enterprises Inc I of the Attorney, DEAN A ~,~ne I c·~~· ... .,.. ceased •t Illa 11,,,. of 0..lh P,,,, ,.,,, 10 SfochM •!>tO ancum lf'Cl8I tO pa. ~ 1oes CallfOfnl• corporation 717 OEN IS ON 3100 Soulll • I°'". c p t """ " ,,, an41 Slat• 01 Cehfo<n•• '""-the notl(a) aeoured b't U • ----------Mar CA02625 Sant1An1,Callf0fnll027~ 1 r.1~1 e 926 •• • Countyo•Orange State ofc o n1rect .... 11 < nl a1n deedOl'l'rvet,wttt1 1nt.,M• P'tll.JC NOTIC£ Thia bu11nen It con. Of maybellleClwtllltlleClerk L~nA b.lt10fni 1 ceon Ctl1l0<n1a 1>1rt1Culeny O•-pr(lv1tt(lnt "*'""'"'"9 Ille •lnllklnote~ llil ducted by• oorpor111on ol Ille •~named Su-" ut•l'ltiH !, 8,1 1Crtbe<111 follows 10-.,.1t aucc•,•lu• t 1ne1 ar to va~ If #1111'(. undl!f '"" 'ICTITIOUI .,...... Tl'lOmH F Jonet. Pr Mi· perlor Court Of' may be de-dueled by e 0-P LOI 23 1n BIOCll • t ~ Of '<Jb!lll1U11 _..,,.1,.. l()f' ~y lennt of Niel Oiled of t1u1 NA• ITATOllNT oent livered to Mid Co-EJrecutor• ntr9"t1J P Ir act •21 as '* "'All •• mone\'• -'lhhe!O ll'r Illa 01$-19ea. Cl'lltrgl9a. and ~tit Tllelollowlngpert0n1ar• T111111etament w11 flla0 paraonally 11 tny tlm• ~~tt1 1L1:i•;:, llled eo<dldon8ook9 P•2'ot1T~1Cl 111 """'re p er of tN TNIMe INS 011iw. OOlng buelneN.. wflll Illa County Clark of Or· AnER lltet J)Ublic:atlon of Oh 1",,.'c· nl Cterk OI Or i M~an.ou1 Maps .... th• fOrmano. und... ,,,.. ~· tfUl11 O!'M:tecl by Mk! °"'° 0 & M PROPERTY REN· ange County on A?fll 12, 11111 Notice Ind 8£F~E tne w 1 C ~ ) l\Aiucl'I ~ olftce Of the Coun1v ,.. 1rac1 °' l"'8t TALS. 2521 W Sunflower, 1985 miking of Hid .... 1~ oun °" COtder ot Mid Cnunry ~ ...,d. .. .,.. Said .... wll be lleld cm H·l6, S1nt1 Ana, CA 02704 F2711CQ TERMS Of SALE Ceen, IO ~ ,2'7'2H1 • more common!\ ijrinwntuNt'110 ICMOOl Dll · Ftio.y, M8)< 17. 1M$, 1t 1 3(1 Gregory T TllOmeon. PubUlllld Qfanga Coaat liWfol "'OMV Of tile Unlfed r ,, Coul 11 SunMt BeaGh TRICT.l 'A 1..,._,c.,.,, pm ln1'Mt~IOIN l>UllO 2621 W Sunnow.r. H·te. DallyPltolA?fll l7 24,May SlllM,orpertellhenelpart o!,ubJ1~ .. ,~~ ~ 17 24 Twm,olMlecu 111ntaw·1eeeret.,., Ing loce.o at 801 South S1nt1 ,t,n1, CA 0~704 1 8 1985 credit An ~I .. Cle-Y 1 ,. l lul ~ Of Ille UntllOt Publlallfld Orange eo..1 Lewl1 Str• Of ... Cell Matt Carroll, 2521 W ' ' W·734 tarmlnld by Ille C<>-E•· 108~ w TOS I StalM on c!onllml•tion OljO.•I) Poot .t,pr11 14 May 1 fomle t2t11' Sunno-, H• 18, Santi Ana, Mt\ C£ ecu1or1 11 tl'lelf tlola CIUIClfl-• 1 4ale 0t part cun and 1>.i H18~ .• At the time of IM lnlt'-' .. _IC NOTICE •-ic NOTIC( •-IC NOT""r CA 12704 Pl&IC null non muet accompany the l ~~by"°'•_, w .1 t PllbllcatlOtl oC thle ~ ... _ '"-,._ ~ Thie buall'let• '-con· U written bid or ott.f .. and the P'UBUC P«>TIC[ cured by Mortoege °' TrV11J ll"tl totll amount of Ille~ lflCTITIOUl MffNNIU PICTI'TIOUI '"'99SU FtCl'ITIOUS IUeMll ducted by • general pan. FtCTITlOUI __,... ballllCI must be Pf'ICI uc><>nl II °'"" Oer-t)' tel l l"\8.IC NOTICl paid blllence of u. OC>tt N .. ,... ITATIMPff NA• ITATIMIWT ..... IT&TaMIWT ntlrlhlp NAMI ITAftMOfT Ina con'1nnltlon Of l4'le by '1CT1TlOUI 8\latMI SOid Tttn par'*'' of 1moun11 ~tton ~by 1'-IOCMt -JM ....--... eont are O"VOfY T fhomlOl'I f he tonowtng peraone _. H id SllC>llflOr Coun OA NA .. ITA TllllPl'T btO 10 DI <Sapoeltad w11n ll'<l NO TIC• Of Oeacnbed deed 01 lf\191 en<S ~::: :::: ::tont ate oJ:::::::::: ~ we C1o1nQ ~::: Thie tlllafMlll wU filed ~ bu.m.i II 0111ef peytNl'lll IOOepllble tlla IOllOWl"i) per..ons efl 81(1t or otters to DI an -11 T1'\llTU'I 1"1.1 •tlmaled ooets. ~ MIMGDYNASTY 30011! PINNACLE PRO · .PbWER PL US .ithtlleCountyC..ofOt· P INTERS SOFTWARE 10 Ille l~ttlled Su OO<f'l9bu"':t8 'CtuNNG 1ng ano..,nD1 r«"el...Olt l.Mft*OA~ anchct••11C11•~.)I0•1 Cout Ht;:i· cOronl Del OUCTIONS, 1807 WHt 1'!CHNOLOQll8, 107$1 ange County on AOffl 12 PUBl,.1$HINQ COMPANY l*IOf Col,ir1 SekS .... will A AMfR AN s' Iha ·~ o~ et llny TI C.st141 Tl'9 10411 lndeCltiedl- ..-. ............. _ Calltomla 9ufltlllrd St,.., Hunt""'lon ttla 23011 MOUiton Parti-y. hi made upon IN UIUll SYSTE..-S ~t OQie vii• t-•fl• 1111 l1tT.t publt· UNrT "'OOI C 1*ng an_.....,_ ora wNcl'\. Mtt, CA 212 Kit-. ..,_,....... • .. .., ~ &ult• ,.2 Leguna Milt CA MCrow tarma 6 Co.I• .,._. t 1•1IC'ltftlt Galt(M'I """°1 M'C:I twof0111 ' 0 SERVCF COMPAHV '"' oPelW'I l*S II ~ed Ming ~ CN. 25361 02804 8Mcfl, Callfomla ~· Publlehed Ofeno-COMt 12t&3 OAflO Mlrdl 21 IH!'l 92827 ' 1111• ol,.... u d·"'-ted Tr"91• may be OOttllnlld br -~~·· l.agun• Hlflt, c.M~,,:Z=~ton1.~io; 1t'::~~":!.. ~~: o.lly Piiot Apf1I 17, 24. M9) Oennlt HINllY T~A .,..., ......, & .__ SuJ"" B C<f.m'{' ,.~ ~ 0.1eo "''' 1"'" o.ty of un~·· 1~1ow1ng o... (7 14) ~7 or Ti" Thi• IN•ln... 11 con• Weat l(lt141a. A"""1111m. cal-lneton Beadl, C•lltornlt 1, I , ,... W·743 ~~ 14,,.,.,.._, IMM C~ ~ ': t~e t'Jt'J'r • -Aoro:.::a:k --. t¢"btel 0.0 ~ tf\llM M U . :.:.-'865 !M e.y t>eeare tfle duel.a by an lndMduat lorflll 12804 o~ Thie IN•1nes1 ,, con· =..onfY A.M..1191 ~ lhll Du••nl<I• Ill COi\· ..__ ,..!...... .. Lee Air tSO(l~t ... AfT ~.}_,ICST·~~ ~-= 1 ,. MlnO Cftwl ~ Tlllt bvtll\ ... II con· Thll bu.i'"'91 I• con-"8.IC NOTICE eo lftdMdull OUC11'd by ""'~· r,.--...--. ., """~.. .."""'" .... Ttlle ltltemen1 WM flied dueted by. cotpoutton dUClted by"' lndMcMll dUC1 by 9';ugwe11 ION, .... DOROTHY JIM CO\.MAN ...... C A 90041 (Ill) FOA CASH AN()l()A n1( T .0 . •v 1c1 C OM· wtlh Ille County CWtl °' °'" Joni Panm-a. "911dartl AOHRT c CLOYD '9CnTIOUI ....... ~~I -llled AllLIMI LIW JOil•DN Th1t 1111-11 ...... Iii.ct S-0-UJ, .,..,..,. ....... CASHl!AS OR cum,.tto ~Atnl ..... T--. ttr: ~ °"""' on .... IL .. '.:"' ... "c::::;"~-of~ .. '.:",.,:;a: .. ':::' ~=,.. -~~ °"""...: ':; .~:-.g:-,r .. or::.~ •"' ~';., c:z:,: 'lt -::.:.. L ·-.,_ ~~v\f '~o~•c;-1~~ • .;: l:"'..!.-j;..? 9llOI County on Marctl at. anoa Cou11tr on Merell 18, OOinO ~II .,. ty on • SuMn $tNt4, &viii 250 ~ v "' ,.,. ••tall .,. _.. o-. '914111c:iev1 ., tl'MI time of I..... et., c • IH5 1H& INJ.ICASCAPU 3 US 1N5 s.nta AM. CA •27°' T• "~ -.. Nte .,, I~ "'on9J of the -{1'M) ,..._ ~ ,.,,_ m1111 hmatra "ace Coei1 Meae. .... ........_.. ....__ ~ 17 141 t!7 sa 11 ........... .._.. ..... _ CoM• rutilf.,,.., 0.•"11" I unct.o Stal•I 1111 ,..,,, tmt ~ Or ... c-Publlthed ..,.anga -Of Coeet ~ OrMOt eo.t ' ..-u ...... ._. ..,.._'¥"" ..,_.. Putlllen.cl Orenge Cont ~v.,. ... _, ..,._~ o.~ P!lnt Atlfil 2• ~!I Mey t O., Plot Aptl ( 12 19 Deity PllOI Aprtt tT. 24, Mey ~~Pf" :::To 17, 211. Oaltt Piiot Apt113. 10, 17, 24, ca::~.:-, ) 1)5 ~~ ;~io; Apr!! 17 24 May 011ly Piiot Apnt 23. 14 )() 1eel Pll(lt ""'" ~ 10 '7 74 I ,Iaas :: •nt-~ c:;~ ~ 1M·S"!..-___ _ I I 1985 W·14t IOI$ 1H& ...., ~Cotta MIN. -W 101101$ TW ,_,1 ~t ~Tn tit tO DMd ot TNlll WI fl• W·7&.'1 .... CtillfOtf\11 29 . • Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Wednaday, Aprl1 24, t985 I) ~ Avenue 11 boUnided by Edlng9r Avenue IO tM nor1ft, 11.it AYWlU9 to tM e.Mt\, HwbOf Boule-Nd to tM ..., end NewtlOpe ....... to tN WMt, anCI II In C.... Trac1 H2.21 Mlle llOTICE MUC !'encl ,, PIChllOU9 ·--· Nnnoul .. ,..... rwcnnoue ., ..... MM9 ITA1"BmNT MAim eTA1"BmNT Mm ITA,.._-, ~ =:: ~ .. cs::::::::::--.,. oJ,':=:=r:= LrtTVl8 'N L!OAL 8£0. TAJOOfT MlDtA. INC • UnllmltM. 21ee HerbOr "fl A1UA.L 2400 W C011t 2tOO 0 8'1wtof St , eo.te 81Vd., Unit tot, Oo9UI MeM., ~ 1u1W I N9wpor1 Meea, OA t2tat CA tHH e-:ti ciA t2te3' Linda L ~. Cell-Dr a.vtid TaM. 23" ~~-·m~~.~1oc~.H~·~~~l::~==============~~i:~~i~-,~~~~;~::i:~;;;;r~;;~;~;~~-enacs.. Corona oel M•. CA Sant• Ana, CA t2104 Coec• Mela, CA t2t2t ll2t2&. Thlt l>utlnMa 1a con· ~le but!~ ta oon-t=-1 Vahrald .. . ~ Valaralt~ .. Liiiian oe• e12 ~ cwet9d by. a oor1>«at1on eo *'Yan lndMduail ::::~-.--....-,_, __ I'll -2H r~v:& C0tone del MW, CA .,.;,':'°a L. ~. ~ Thies= WM filed THE D I L\ PI LOT 1~=~~~~~1 =~:.:..:;---.. .. 111,....1 ... UM ..... ,. ltu~ a Ttila bullMt• 11 con· Tllll 1tatement wu riled wttt1t11eCountyOter11ofOr· rl A IFIED Off l~r ll()l R~ ·aama•· 1BOrmCondow/lotl L[ASEOPTION duet9d by 1 oen«lll part. wlth the County Clertl of Or· ano-County on Apfll 1, 181& '• • • • r. r. ~ .... ~ Dltlllff S750/mo ev•ll nowt Call Sing le lamlly BaycrHI nerenlp ange County on NM'" 12, ,,,_, UY I...,_ YllW 5 8d 391, lam rm, 2 lrplcl, 548-5901 or M8-2034 3BR 3BA. large trplC. ,,.~ Sudnl'e Prout 1185 Pubtllhed Orange C.O..t T t•lt•µhont• ~t·n ic·c·: w•tk to beeoh. gl•m· 3 cer ., 13l5.000 Incl paln1 In A out. Cathe<Jre Thia llal.,-nent ..., .. tiled m-. Delly Piiot A~ll 3. 0 10, t1, 24. ouroue lrvlne Terreoe land ~218 ARALIA ST c.lllng• Option mo,,.Y wtththeCountyC!efllofOr· Publllhed Or~ Coett 1185 \lond ll~·~ridtt ~ home.48drrN.3betM, O~net/Bl(re.44-1838 $10.000.rent $13751mo ang• County on .-,ptN8. 11145 Dally Piiot Apfll 11. 24, May W-721 S O \ \I I enlry cour1 with eleetrlc Call Pet• 831-1268 mm7 1, 8, 1186 : 0 : . .·3:J() '·\I, O•te, 11uV9cover«fpallo, Harbor Rldr 48r SSOIK Publi.ttec1 Or•~ Cout W-745 P\lllC NOTICE Bui,int·~l'I Counlt·r: high beam ~lllnge, s w a11um1bl . H1t.500. -~------o.uy Ptlot April 11, 24. May garage, a mutt tff• Low down 280-1822 Agt 18.1te5 1--------rteTmOU1.u ... 11 \londa'. ·Frithn. 1415,000. IMMhold. FOf UllH-.. I W-736 "8.JC NOTICE N.-ITATaMIWf IPC)t. 76t.1652 CAROL , .. " The lollowlng peraon1 are H:OO \.\I. ·3:00 P. \I T'ATUM Reeltora Sharp SBr Carmel. !Jg lot FICTITIOUI IW ... H doing bue1MM M : II:: .... llu $242.500 Agt 759· 19'7 ;:;:::.!-:;p,. .... ~~ N ... ITATl•NT Ex H I 8 I T R E £ l )L' "1)1 I'\ ... "' -·· .. -·-1111,111 rtermoul l?U8MH me 1o11ow1ng P«90tll .,. P R o P E R T 1 ~ s A s . r. ·" · · W aaw111 ...-.. NA•tTATUmNT Clolngbullneuu: SOCIATES. 1000 Quell ... Bl" \nu ~ IH·. \Ul I"· ••• ""' Stepe to beeeh. LO IO dn The followtng ~· .,. LIGHT DESIONS, 331179 Street, &ill• 190, Newport ~ rt 3 8drm 2 Ba t tam-nn. aseumee In on bMCh cot• dop1ng0~::"9"e 1 :J; E Ball g:i;211c:r· 1.agyna Niguel. ~~om:.~:8°Ce11. \1on<la' l:31) P·111 · frplo. oov. pet •dbl~· t•+ lncme u~ Cart ~-11-1-----rs,-rz 2Br 2 '/\Ba Cond o •R1 . . Sheron Menning. 331178 tomta t•aa "100 T11r!>da\ \1011 l:30 u ,111. quiet atreet. •124, 50. Moeen Bkr 780· ~nt tMng. By appl Roed, Suite C. Anaheim. CA cori>ora ""'·-f' 1187,600. , BEAUT EXEC 48' 3Ba. only 83 t-5439. 112805 Cape Cove. Laguna Nlgutl. TOl9do Wsy, lfYlne. Cell-\\' .. dn1• .. d '\ l Ut"·· I :30 II Ill ._ .......... a ......... _ ....... m -1.1 • fem f pie. petlo view S&S Heepetl Inc; • Call-CA 92e77 fomll '2115 \\ ~ .. r _, -_.,... -··-rm, r 2o-o3 ' A I t r lslat4 fornle COfPO'•tlon. l 40l E. Thll bu1ln•H 11 eon· 9'11tol Stree1 Aleocfat•. T hur-.d a\ \\ f'd .\:30 p .lll W 141-llH O~AN, BA Y,+ CITY S1295/mo. 7 75 fU ata I ara Ball Roed, SUlll C. AnaNlm. ducted by: an lndMdual a Celltbmta General Pert· .,~ LIGHTS View. En1er· Ut IMc• 0 CAl2905 Sharon Manning nerahlp, 1000 Ou.ii Street, h 1d 1H [hur~ l:.:n ) p.11 1. telner14bdrhomew/pvt • la!Ma Thll bualnetll II con· Thll lt1lemertl WU ni.cs Suite 190, Newport Beeotl, L rt 'i (){) •• •al • iy... apa, yard + bonul rec rm. 1368 paya rent & bllll fncO 2•~ ducted by· acorporatlon wtlll the County Clettl of Or-Calltomlll t2MO :--a111rd.l' 1 · · P·111 ...a Priced 1111hed to o oe an c II ab o de lalad vv Betty McCall•. Secretary ange County on Aprll 12. Tt111 t>u1lnee1 11 con· ..... 11111 I ,I\ 1'r 1 • t ()(I I' .111. •Bdrm 28a. 2 car ~~ S 3 2 9 . 9 0 0 I Au um e 539-8190 S..t Rlty lee l•c"'A""XiiiRliiM,.lNiN"d ... -p-vt!"'"'"c~l~ea~n Thi• •tatamen• ..., .. flied 1985 dUC19d by: a OOfporatlon =W::.,"~t~ ~ $250,000,Jry LOW downl 5 bltt• 10 ooeen eieoant dowrislalr9 slngle 18R Pt.IUC NOTICE wtthtMCounty Cterkot Or-PubOlhed Orange'= ~!!:~~= (,'\'\(',•·.·l .l .\'l 'I'•'\ JJ Plau. ,124•600 Sertoua Won't lutl Call Petric* oeder&glU1 2ei2Y.ea 1BA. courtyd, no pets. ~ County on Mareh 22. Dalty Pilot April 17. 24, M*Y wl1tl 1N COunty Clettl of Or· .-' ' " lnqulrlel only &41·9400 Tenore 831-129& & family rm. PlutMlka yrly IN $890/mo gar opt 8WICe ttl9M project• wlll ff1207I 1. 8. 1985 ange County on Mll'Cft 2t, ( ',( )IJ 11 L.·( ,"I' I ( •'\ S. • •• new crpt1 & drpt, lrple, Daya 213/839·4744 ·~be ~ within the 100· Publllhed Ora""" Cout w. 740 lll85 ~ \ .-' 1mmec 3 8d .2 M ColleOe aundeck, dbl ~· lull) Eve/wknd 213/450-1051 =CICIO pleln, eftw ldent· . ..,.... -... Park., ... M~ln oond. ~•A• d '"""" 1 tlnypotentllladlNM DallyPllolAprH l7,24.May p blllhed Or nc::; ( .tll11·ll,1t1 011 .. .iltcl 1·111r't•1·1101h Ill.I\ $13•,60085()..0918 ,,_"yr ·"""· M;art8elltt h rllthe4 a plan 10 mlnlmlu 1, 8, 11185 W-737 D•l~PllotAprll:."f: 11.24~ 1,.. 111,1tl1· 1111 .. ,11111• d1.,1dlt111• ... 1 ... 11111\ ,. lMI Verlll!IM Condo Bach Huntington Landmark llJIMa thoee enact• wlll be Im-flt8.JC NOTICE 1085 lut ..... ~ xlnt cond. Bkr' co-op: Condo. 3br 2ba w/garage, Ptalaaall 2607 •••••· Thotewllhlno to W-7t3 l'l1·a .. 1· ,..,J.. I or '' i .1111·d l111 i1111 t11na•a.-• $79 900 64e-2&40 edutt 56 yra or more. MC. ..,. •oonwMnt on the propotecl 11111-IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI au ... H LA ... ,_ ' · ., .. '950/mo. 538-7243 Penln 3er 264. cpta/drps. llWOteet~ltaloealton "tOUld ,._ NAM! STAft•NT 1111111lwr \\ fll'll t'illl!Tllllt;.! '1111r ad looklng for a royal family. La Cl .. •tt · lift O/W, 1111 May 1 to June ~ ITIOUI auttNEH The lollowtng '*'°"'are "8,IC NOTIC( L ' R ft( R . 2900 Sf 3 br 3 ba w/fem· Large 4 Bdrm home 29 wNkly or month The "-'nlnQ Department ftCN! ... ITAftMINT doing bullneae 11: .-. ) S: rm + bonu• rm. Top •WALK TO BEACH* wtpool avall 5/1 $1250. 973_9<423 aft 5 Of wl<nda •atCtlyH911, 10~SllterAV· -p " c K A R D rtCTITIOUIMI..... neJghborhood. Well 3Br 1~8•. lmmec oond JACOBS REALTY enue. Fountain Valley CA The following person• are ENTERPRISES. 400 Sn~ ..... ITA~ ( 'he1·J.. \ Ollr .111 d .1 i" .11111 r1·p orl prlOed. For detail•. lkr. $172K. Ownet 482-MH 175-9113 .... 24 827'0t . ' d~R~'!TJ~cHCrTIES ~:=·Newport BMctl. c dJM~::r;::~• •• ..rrur.. 11111111·1h1111·h. I Ill' I>\ II ' M9-4557 Lata LI IMI Thi• cloae to ocean 3bf O&U II H I · PutlllMd by the Or~ YOGURT CO.. 2305 W. w11181d B. Dunlap 111, 400 .. Tl HOL' •NoeR & I> 11 ()'I I I 1 · ( I I·· .. t Mii 28 2Ba 1g ........ 2ba updat_.. kit lrplc and ~~ ,.._.. Pllo •~11 2 Bl d N t " """ ;i.. .. tlllll'" 111 11 &I\ 11r I 11• 1r .. t mUt r '"'"""OWNER, 3 bedroom, fem-, .., ALL \JTILTIES PAID ..._ -7 t ,...... 4. B•lt>oa 11 ·· •wpor Snug Harbor, Newport ASSOCIATES. HI Whit• Home. CloM to bch. S-. lly room, .,....a::adee· all wont lut al S725 Compare before you rent 1tM e..ch,CA92Ml3 Beach.CAll2Ml3 woodWey.lfYlne.Cllltfomla i11 n1rn·d i11,1·rti11111111h . makeotter54a...752 2017 w. -.-C-h • So. 53M190a.ttAltyfee u-.... ... -·at· .... ~·atom • W-7$8 Giibert C Kovacs. 9132 Ja mH Kenyon. 1111 112715 · ,.....,_,7 ........,.. ""' '"' Heeley Or . Garden Grove, w11 ... 1re. Suite 1o1o, L.• ............. _ .. 1, 18 ...__... CL\SSI FIEO 64-2-:;.h i 0 .-... -Santa Ane Neer So. .,._.2 dealgn fe11ure. pool CAll1641 . cA'90017 "'" ~wa';.i~.~ 'I 0 -••" Coat Pllzi $154,600. lut. larMU ~ bbq, oov'rd garage, aur- Nk:lt Saitta, 4320 Glencoe John Manon. 111 1 12115 -1·---... 9:1: ua UN Appointment, open Sir ya conao w/utli rm, rounded with pluth land-...... COURT Of Ave .. M1t1n1 Del A*'!. CA Wllthlre. Sutt• 1010. L.A.. Thia bu11n .. • 11 con-...... fer la1e 1 ................ ....,-.-.!!!! .... ._ __ Lovely 4 bdrm. 2¥• be., weekend•. 551~ pool gerege w/Of** acaplng. No pet• 1Br furn C.AUfO...A 90292 CA900t7 . ductedt>y.enlnd~l-..-.-..--..--...__lAM-..... , , ... ~ w/pool + ..,_, 3 •U•-•-11'11 Ofc . (213)926-3112 o; 3G5 Wiison 642-1971 COUNTY Of~ Tiii• bu1lne11 11 con-Thll bualneu le con-AELLA A l!Mral !!! ·-u !!! rrp1c '· lrg. ram. rm. -..,. ... n Wknda/Ev (714)e4M707 Utt'· pd ~• II In tN Matter of ERIK ducted by a limited partner-ducted by: co-partner• Thia ltat_,, W9I ... •a.a - -elegent thruout Abeolute ,. · ....... gar· ema. l<AAl. WOOD Minor A per antpu..__ c . Kov~ Wllllfd E. Dunlap 111 with the Counf'/ Clark ot Of· .... ..,...., 91Cf111ce at S249 900 laffrMt Tr• If lfftr 18drm. 1 person only 90nwtlo~be~ ~.O:-,'tatementwu filed Thi• statement wu Ried ange County on Mwch 20, 8;:'~, wtt~Ba-= Cell PATRICK TENORE 3br2be5Star.G73-e022 lnlat Uff $450Nopets548-8251 .... from tN cuatody end ,.,.. With the County Cier1I of Or· 11185 831 129& I 1-1. -11 28r --~-....i n conttol °'hit perent with the COunty Clerk of Or· ange County on Apfll 12. ,..,_ plank lloortng, beeutlfUI • ..__-... 2ba, """""' oore, laat. leac~ 2640 CASE NO. A 15084 ange County on April_ 12. 1985 Pub"-'*S Orange CoaM entertaining .,.. with Baautllul Gold90 Weal lrplc, mlcfo. dbl garege. CITAnoN 1985 "7nMIT f27S1ll Dally Pllo1 Aprll 3, 10, 11, 24, pool, deck, cowred petlo 24x80 w/lge fem rm, SOOOtmo. G«-2227 1111' IUOl'I FtiilT ~o:;"~r~trc':.1ren111 Publllhecl Or•noe eo .. t o Pub:~ ~?24c:'t t185 W-715 -111-IE_O_D :':r ";!r:. ~:.~ ~':'t,~1:~==: **IEITALS** Beautllul & park llke FOR (MAteCU•INTl Dally Pilot Af>fll 17, 24· May 11~1y 1~~ pr · · •Y .J I I I bright. AnxloueMllet hel luL LIWU IMI Very attr.ctlve yatd & CALLUS REGARDING TH E DISCRIMINATING <"-ADOl'TION) 1, 8. 1985 -W-7•S . • W-738 .... ,... reduced price M0,000 ... i s& c 6Ptt0fl* porch area? Young IRVINE LEASES 1 A ie~~~E~~~?~~ To: Merla Ouadalupa 1111-IC NOTM"t An lmm.c:ulate 3 BR, ltm-Now lilted et 1329,600. 2 -. rbd ~b cond adult1 welcome. Agt. lmll 0.llt ltaltf Utllltle1 Free Sandoval aka Marta G. ----------------__ ,......._---....;.;.;...;..:'~..;..;;.__ lly room llOme ...i ..... ned 751-3191 poo1••7 I a o, 540-5937 lll-7111 LA QUINTA HERMOSA Wood lka Marla Wood· MLIC NOTICE PllllC NOTICE ,..._, , eauna. ac. ueume, ________ _ (motll«)-WherMboul• un-rtCTmOUI 8U9MH for gracious IMng end C::. SELECT 125K loan at 11.5% Int. Must NII beaut 2Br 2Ba. ---------19211 Parkalde Ln, HB known and to all ~'°"' REPORT OF CONDITION NA• ITAT9MIWf entertaining. Vaul1•d ..... PROPERTIES 30yr ftxed. AtlllngS140K CloM to. OCMn In H.B. Rancho San Jo. aquln, 2br Ul·U..1 • clalminO to be the father "' The following peraon1 .,. "11ry, wood f100!'9, totl S5000 dn owe $10,000. SM-Make ofter 5..o:.4152 & den on the golf course, ~------~~~ motller of Hid minor Consolldatlng domes11c and foreign subsldlari" ol the doing bullnela u :• b4tlge carpeting, lovely ... --lllM 2 yre at 10-/e 213/29~·7228 $1100/mo. ~60-8708 LataU Ille• 2641 peron(t) above nemed. Pacific Nallonal Bank of Newport Beach m the State or MC INTYRE TRADING vlew ol ooean. Drametlc .,..,._ H Tll W&TllJlllT Aa h s J 1 2B NI 8 d w' k bch By order of Ihle eourt you C11Uforn1a. 11 1he close 01 business on Merch 31. 1985 C 0 MP ANY. 13 0 7 E. living oom 1 · kll hen Greet location ~or t lfTlat IM4 1250 a1r dellghtful nc 0 an oaqu n r C. tu lo. al to · IW• hereby cited and (r .. publl1he<I 1n response 10 call made by Comptroller of the Pomona Stree1, Santa Ana. r I t ' arge 1 c lly pr .. tlgloul 3 C VIII home 2Ba Condo, frplc on golf Utlla Incl, 1 person. No quired to) appMt before the Currency under title 12. United Slates Code. Section 161 California 112705 ~=~Pl'!: 4_cort am 'h BI Condo. Com llllllllU ,;~~. 97r,085 or' couree S 1175. 840·5324 pet• $375 854-1817 ~ 2~~"1.~~o~ • comptro1~:t~~"~:=::.1:!1h 011trtct P=.• s~r:i'7an!!°lr!: U.-MIO ~$~~~~~gar. Mk· •:,!~ df;: tin:~~: 975-5097 ~db~!dr .~:!:.t°' 2 ~~ l~rt ltack 69 M>ove entitled cour1. locat9d • · TI1outand1 Calttornla 12705 ~~~~~~~~~ low fixed. Interest rile. bcemt Pr•& USi 2 'A b a . $ 1 1 O O I mo. 3BfiGs bCh,vu, dk, gar nu et Crtmlnal Court Bldg .. 210 ASSETS of Oollare p~ s~~tyr. 8an!!°ln:.· T di . I 28R townhouM with gar-2 HOUSES 'Sta = 731-e394 dee 106'/\ Olive. May.Ju W. Temple-Loe Angelel, CA C11h and balances due trom •lllTlll• ra tlOD8 11Q9 Only $83 500 Call ---------or yrl~$1200 546-3535 90012 on June 27, 11185 at depos1fory 1n,111u11ons Callfornla 112705 798 ALLEGHENY, C.M. R I Peg. Oem«on S5~Moo Grose $t9,200. S172,500 WOODBRIDGE CONDO, 1:30 A.M of tllat dey, then Non1n1eresl·bearing balances Thia bu1tne11 11 con-ea t y I 15% On. Owner Don 2BR 18A, downttalr1. Ooeanlront 2 br 2 ba Aprll-~ th«~~:::-· ti and currency and coin 7 108 ~i:TNrS'.!~~~d~wtte H:!!!+R~T~!;. 631•7370 ·~i~\ R Goguen 497-1287 cerport $725 S300 sec:. ~~t': $~ ~~~7~t~r 111"1 you . y I*· lnlerMl·bearmg balenc.es 1 050 Thie statement wu FOR BROCHURE CALL liiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ,: _. .. lf'WR• no pell. 854-0870 lhoutd not be d«lered S.CurlllM 458 • r~ from the control of hit Federal funds SOid alld securitoet th the COunty Clerlc ol Or· R & p AUCTION CO. -===· = Totally remodeled 1 yr old, WOODBRIDGE tlngle fem VILLA BALBOA Furn 0. t• according to the purchllsed under 119reemen1s 10 resell 1"09 County on Mwctl 29. 832-8928 ~•999•• llllT all 3 8d 1 'h Ba unite. home. 3br 2'/\ba, lrplc, luxe Condo 2 Bd. dtw'I. 2 paitltlon on n1e her91n 1n domestic ollices of the bank and 01 1185 -a-~,.. Pat101, dl1hw1thera, fully upgraded. comm. ba, skyllte a , lrplc. F« fallur• 10 attend, you its Edge and Agreemen1 substd•ar;es Publllhecl °'"'"""' '= *IAll _,... -* 1111,111 built-Ina. aeparate water pool, •P•. gardener 8WS50~5rl1d7Y'81•83TV1_171180061 mey 119 deemed guilty of• and on 1BFs 1 000 -.,,... *Ullll&T1111* See tlli. home. Huge 4 heetera. 8.2 X grOM, •to S1600/mo 1 yr lease. contempt of court Loans and leue r1nanC1ng receivables ~:S~ Piiot APfH 3• lO, 17• 24• Sharp_2 _t)d_ condo. S«: Bedroom on quiet cul-de-clloOM from. 20% down 18e-1553 or 241-0292 YOtJ are hereby notified of Loans and teases net of gate"' SC Plaza pool epa w . Spaeloue country UIUIM good nnanclng. Arartatatl, Uaf. tM pnMliona of CMI Code uneamed income 33.205 W-712 S If'-l<ttchen F al di I S""" 900 "·' ~ It • Z241 SS n7.5 wf'llcll PfOvlde Ille LESS Allowance lor loan and lease losses 733 +carport. acr ..,e at . orm n ng. Full price u •.,, · .,.,I UI IC lalha ludoe ltlall ldv\M the minor LESS Allocated transfer nak rMef'Ve 0 se9•9oo 3 bd only Large llvlng ., ... Huge &4S.S646 • rornla ltyle bech Ptaiar'• 2707 NI.JC fl>TICE lncf ttle peren11, If pr_,t, Loans and 1ea11s nel or unearned income. •79•999. Aatm 10'A% 11t lot. C.il now 548-2313 1 .. altrial Pre U7S bungalow new frig crpt1 _..__..._11J .... _ _......, .. ...---~o::".:':he:'::T'r ~t~to;.~h.a.ve oounMI allowance, end rearve 32,472 l--.:.PlllJC=::::..:;NO::.!TIC(.::::....-h T.ri.Dii-._Wl7!Tion..-'lr.t11 1..,,i"'Wrrood"'lll•ri "'ATt-KM«J..,..r __ ..l~IAL---li!ii~;ipi;jpi~1'!m~thru-out $330 hurry 1Br, •tove, refrlg, carport pneen . rr uets heid In trading a9coums -0-..._. 539.ff90 86tt Alty tee $525 111. laet. 6ep point counaet to reprMerll Premises and fixed as~ls RCTmOUI .,._.. W >Ml ., '-· •-sl eqty-M-1 bldg• 831-4414 Wall< to beach 673-5198 • the minor whether or not tM 11nclud1ng capitalized leases) 969 T~·..,.fot'_!.TngA~ ••• REAL ESJ:J.E In Woodbrida9 Pl~. 4 daya...548-8952 eves Live/work In 2br houN+ minor 11 able to afford coun-Omer real es111e owned . 8.45 ,,. """' ..... ~--111·1-8d 3 bt: l=emlly oom 1300 sq. ti. gar8Q9 In Lag. 2BR 2BA 2 car gar. 1191>1 NI, and If they are unable to Investments m unconsolldaled so1>s1d1aries doing bullllMI u : rm, a: r tab Ben. S 1500. 497 ·2500 to l:!•Y & ocean, avall effordeounael,enallappotnt and associated companies -0-1) INTERNATIONAL and • three car gar •. ---------1 :::.::...:;:..:.:::~.:.;.~.::;~=I lmmed. $1500/mo. yrty eounMI to repreeent the Customers· 11abll11y 10 this bank ~i<&,~~E~~R~~h~~: .... Ill ~::'~og:;~S~=p ...... Farall... ll11lH Yitjt 2217 ,,....1e_aae_._6_15_._so_1._,.9.,,.•_tt_6 _ parent•. on acceptances outstanding O Drive. Newport Beectl, Call· *LI)() ISL£* , _ __.. ............. 1_..H ...... 1 .. ....., . Sir 28a. fam rm, frpt, By beach. 1BR, view. for the purpoee of freeing Othe r assels 776 D•vld Mlltrk Conenl. 1509 , ...... , .... 1111 18124 Culvet Or, Irv. .....U • eya. $1200. 916-7904 ,6751mo. 673_5429 The petition nl9d herein 11 1n1ang1ble assets ·O· fornl• 92eeo r-.....,. "' -· _,, ~; ·~a; deel<•. appl'• & more, aec deck. Gar. Utll Incl refs. !he 1Ybjee1 chlld of r:>laoe-To1a1 as~1s 44 678 Highland Drive Newport 90 frontage on Lido Soud Price 11..n.d $280,0001 5 711-7111 ~ 28( (EH ..,---._-.,-------"b''.!.: =1~ 11185 LIABILITIES Beectl. C•l"ornle 12eeo bes1 "Eut End" • 48drm bdrm, 7 batht, 7100 eq ti. PATIO HOME· 2 BR 2ba 2 Fully furn. Max 2 peraone. •nrrt ltac• Spac 3BR 2ba. Frplc. gar ,:..,.. · 1. ~. County ~~~~esuc offices Cetherlne s Conant, 1509 on 2 lot1. $849,000. wine cellar, . gourmet car .,. Pnoecs under ,,.;kt $]50/mo. 5 mo !MM, n· 2 "'lld,a;i w/comm POOi/ Penln. Pt area. S 1100/mo Ce.ft. •r: ll Kunltto. o.,MI· Non1nteresH>earing 13.8;,.1.130 Highland Drive, Newport Own« financing. kitchen. panoramic view, S1~ eOo 957-1762 emtlr, no pete, let, lut, tennlt $1050 avall nowl yrly. no peta. Avl lmmed ty lnteresi-bearmg 27 246 Beach. c.llfornla 128e0 ....... I It. private gate, 4/5 act• + • · aecurlty e.40-49911 JACOBS REAL TY 213/433-2975 Sandy ev DeWitt W Clinton, COunty In l0<etgn offices Edge and Tiil• bueln•H 11 con-141-llll mUOll mar.. Sacnflce at lilfualw• lMI le ~· ~·l~ 87S.9173 trHI ••1 •11 2722 CounMI, Larry Cory. Deputh Agr--nt subs1d1a11H arid IBFs ·O ducted by. hu1b1nd Ind wl'9 $995,000. To ... call -li-iioiiiiilllliJll_iiiirl.;,oii-iiiiiiioiii ___ ..,I ..,..._ _______ _ COunty CounMlk. Crimin-' Non1nterest·bearmg -O· Thl~~~!~.:!,;.o::.NT llled W,IU llUll P&Tllll IDlll *LIW .... .,.._ um W ... OAIYH* 18drm, frpiC, patio, gar Cour19 Bulldlng. 2 lO W 1n1eres1-bea11ng O· wltt) the County Clerlt of Or· 8eeu11ful 5 yr old 4 bdrm, 111· 11M Uve In cottage and bulld Rentlla. Av.II now $3 3 B r 2 'h Ba E • e c $750/mo lat. laat•S500 Temple StrMt (9-520), Loe Federal funds porchased and secu11t1e~ ange County on Mllctl 211. den. 3 ba, vlClllt. mu1t out • drMm home on wk/up 876-8170 townllome Tennie. pool, depoalt 760-8515 Ang• 1•1 · CA II O O 1 2 sold under agreements 10 repurcnasP •n t1185 Miii 1475,000. Owner. etreet to street lot. '.4 to · Jae. Nwpt city lite• -Lg......,.2'='B-r ..,..2B""a_Du_p_le_•_.-fr-plc. 874-51111 1, At10,rney1 for domeshc ott1Ge' ol the bank and ot •Is f212MI MS.5570 or 831·7838 ocean C&ll Agt Supple Furnl1h9d. Minimum 4 S 1100/mo. 261-127 t dee Dec>t. of Children• 5-vlcee. Edge and Agreement subs1d1aries and 1n 18Fs .o. Publllhed Orange Cout 790-g~ or 945-9181 · mo'e. Harbor View, 3br 2 Dys, Ev• &40.8 t83 $:;/mo~ S:::; 1~arage ~~°' t~ Cout Demand notes issued to lhe US Treasury _0o: Delly Pilot Aprll 3. fO. 17. 24, UYflllT I-aa.aL lllt ~~_:11 Ptvl YS2000atd, /gar· *IL·lffl 211 1 •• * -··-0 1het borrowed money 1985 Dover Shores sgl sty 3 bf llDTU-.18 ... _ .. -• ..,.,._fwa er mo. -Dally Piiot Aprll 24, May 1 8. Mortgage indebtedness and ob11gat•ons w-7l6 den, 3 ba, move-In cond, We h-.... ........,.,,,.jtu to •a.-llT 6«-5922 Ive meaaage. Greenbelt view-no pet1 11r 11a,titwllll Evea/Wknda 673· 7079 15. 11185 .mder cep11ahzed leases 429 ·"""-' ..._..... '"""7 -•r" S1000 II A W-781 Bank s hab1l11y on acceptances 60' beyfront for toe t>oat. otter you, H an In-o4 Bdrm 4 Bath, lam rm, •--.... llfwrt11..La,.. ava now gt CMtl ••11 2724 1 Br 1 ba crp1a drpa, stv, _0_ Fee land. Vacanl, mutt .-1ori-. -•Ip Fee $"""' 000 ... Y _. .-202 Phytll• 780-9878 .. eeuled and O\Jlsland1n9 .... .,_,_. ., ...., "" Ila I 2 NOIH and debentures subordinated 10 deposits ·O· PUBLIC NOTICE Hill $695,000. 645-5570 •Oulllfled prof reeld9nCe trade very motl~•ted ... .,. •NEW 2Br 38• Condo Other 11ab1l1t1es 246 or 631·7836 •No prpty mgmt h...... &40-70oo Bl(r BO not mlu thft 2-3& h.. widen, Ir pie, gated rota1111b1li1tei. • 1.805 FICTTTIOUI au.,_H •Well maintained prpty w/frplc entry l<lteh & yd comm. $1750 840-5324 D1nrH Nor1cE s refrlg. pool & lndry rm S850 move In 645-0269 L1m1ted·llfe prelerred SIOCk -0· NA• ITAT'DlbfT ILIFFS·IEWPHT •Auum nnan +term• UY 11111 Plaa I $575 avall 511 539-6190 W . FRED MA C EQUITY CAPITAL The fo41owing per90n1 are WOI For fur111« detella call 3BR. 1782 a/ti, Excel lo-a.at Rlty lee 3 8d 2'hBa TownhouN on 1Br, garsge $465/mo Call OONALD. a resident Perpetual prelllrred stock ·O· doing bullneaa u : Rutty Guinther e31·12M cation. on greenbelt. Pvt . grnben In Blufte. Comm Biil 645-3415 alter Spm of Newport Beach Common stock 2 505 T~E ICE CREAM CAPER, mu IPIOIALI -· . community w/gated entr. pools 1400 mo. •40-5315 2 Bd 2Ba quiet area. nr MAC DONALD Pa.Med away April 14, SUunrd~!~dsA .. prolltsandc.ap11alr11ser·;es 2.747 THE SUNDA..E PRO-Popular 'X'planwlthwrap " . CIOl9 to pool and apa. 1111.nlYllllT&U UYOlllT... 1hops&fwy.Acro11 from • vu 12.3791 DUCTION, FAN1ASY DIN-around patio on grnblt nr $210,000. Onr. &4&-1M0 ...... u NllTI 3BR 3BA A 2000 golf course Lndry rm 1985. Survivors in-Cumul11llve lore1gn curreri~y ING DESIGNES, 18381 Sen-largest pool. Co:ry fir• nPnlM -· ppro>e eq $695/mo. elude his belove d 1r11n111a11on ad1us1mt>n1s ·O· d•Jwood St .. Fountain Val-plKe In muter Bdrm A liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •SM If llAll "9Nt........... It, 2 lrplct. 2 cer gar. Va-185 Meea wife . J e an , and ~~:::~~~:1'1r1;:~:~'.1ed Ille 2.873 iey,Calllornlal2708 llvlng room upgraded AMWllttl,;~ ...... ec:IOu9 1111,1...,..tetrMI•• ~_:}a.,~~!~1~~iJ'J!: TSLIUUIEI HT daugh t e r Susan preferred stock andeQu•1yr.a(J•l.il 44,678 ~!~~~Jelsa:d~ custom Ille .In kitchen. ••• cuatom hOm. Ju-;f tteps • ..,.,,,,.. C.llBobKoop,JrorPe11 M2·1IOI Snedaker. Private we 1he unders1qned 011ec10•\ b11!"1 10 ll'le correct-St .. Founteln Valley, Call-family room & patio. At-to oc..nfront. View from 11111/;a. e31·12M :::=::-:-.,------- famil fOfnla 92708 • u m • b I e I o a n I I 2BR 1ba, gd cond, 2 adl1a y sennces we re ness ot 1h1s sta1em,.n1 01 resources and 11ebll111es We Thomu Jemea Schorle. s21e ,OOO LH. Aik for mHter bedroom and 111111 · fr• & 2 cillldm ok, no pets, held. In lie u o f decl11re1ha111hasbeene•am1ne<lbtus andlo lNJ be1l of 18381 SndalWoodSt.,Foun-SALLY SHIPLEY or deokw11htlleflnetoudl• ...... , .. ,...,. •-·~-1n f I our knowledge and t>eloet nas b~n pr.,pared 1n con· JOYCE DABOLT • ol ltallan tlle, = w-.... """" 4-ptex. Garden flow ers anu Y sug-tormance wl!h lhP nsiruchol'ls anO ,5 I rue and correct teln Valley, C•ltf()(nta 112708 ttone llret).C. A 1 ..... rtr ........ lie, Apt, lndry rm. Mlsalon Or gest memon al con · Donald L So•sbr Thi• bu11n .. 1 11 con-$515/mo 6-45-7321 b a.. T M G1 ducteclby.huteanchnd11iff• rm Three total bdrma. ••11• 17 .... h&Yt. 1 bdrm 1 bl, .:-:-:::--:::;--~--~ution~ maM .,e l:;~~ L L..::~~y RotemarY A Schof1e Yl.Ull 11119 PRICED BELOW MKT et .. -· und«9rnd prkg, pool, 28' 2Ba Condo ap1111evel, e to oag em-1 Jo .t.nn Jones Senior v p c un•e• 01 111e at>Ov• Tiil• ltatement -ftled In COM, nr 8MCf1 and 80 S:Z49,500. SUBMIT ALL )aeuUJ, MUM, rec rm, frpl, wshr/dryr, 2 car gar ortal Hospital, r:lo The ln1med bank do nereov declare tha1 1h1s Report or Con· with the County Clertl of Of-of hlghwe y, 2 Bdrlft OFFERS! 14915. mo. (714)73MI 17 pool, IP'! S950 556-9200 eantrology Depl m d11ion '9 m~ ~ "<l"•<"C• to•~""' 01mv 1tnOWT"'Qe end ~ County on Mardi 11. home. tri1tc, bf"'"" -f l e to beec:t1 homey pect • 2fm ctp111, yard, gar memory of Mr Mar:· 1>811111 patio, d.i~htfut1 r•rd, ~~.'~~l._H~. 2ba lrplc jer kid pet Gooo ar ... 1650, 537-B Donald ~ot~n;SJon•u. Publllhl<I Ora me:: ..U 111.111 gr e 11 con d I on I REAL ESTAlE S700'a 539 190 S..t fee IWnard 559·5001 HARBOR LAWM· MT. OLIVE Mortuary....., Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave • Costa Mesa S.40 5554 PIERCE BROTHERS BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Bro adway C~sta Mesa li•2·9150 PACIFIC VIEW MIMORIAL PAAK Cemetflry • MOrhJ&rV Ch8pel • Cremalor., 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Be11ch 644 ,700 McCOAMICK MOATUAAY 1795 Lagun& Cl\nyori Road l 11guna Beach C.-. Q2651 494·.9'4 I~ c Oally Piiot A"'ll 11.24. M-MPLD IHI~ 1329 500 71•/HM171 -:t:-t::::"""'.:=----:=""=-~-Pubhshf'd OranQ'" Coa-;1 Daily P11ot .t.pnl 24 1985 ... ., u~toos '~""'""I 131·1400 • BLUFFS 4Br 3Ba Condo *llBr 1Ba nr SC Pin, S A 1, 8, 1185 3 Bedroom, 2 ath ,... ._ Wi...l,..IL A::: ..... u:: "" s11001-o Avl 5 /1. Patio, carorvvt, pool,..,... w 757 w.150 owner's unit. 2 Bedroom. • ... ...x.. -\IWWI ..._. .... '" •••" ,....., ' ..... ---------------------------2 bath rental. ldul lo-ANltora, 87~ .. U1T911 CMXRUINd ;;c;IOI. 21M Kethle Hardetty. Altr ..-vu No pela 722-9011 PUBLIC NOTICE . P\8.IC NOTICE P\ll.IC N0T1C( ~t1on Very private. Cell BEAUTIFUL 1ba IQ fem rm, waltl to 7IO-t24' W•talde CM 3 8d 11~ ea. to ... 546-2313 BELCOURT HILL bet\: Sl150, 720-1174 BLUFFS Condo 3br 21hba. twnllN t'YM! apt Nnty ASSf'IS PACIFIC SAVINOI BANI( COSTA MHA. CALWORM1A Doc:tiet No. 1tc 1 ltat• No. 411 Rewte.d STATEMENT 0, CONDITION Ahet' Cloee of luetneea of, Dec:embet' 31. 1914. Real Est&tf' Loans Other Loans Real E9181e O wnl'd C ash Secur1t1es ano u S Oov,.rnmen• ObllQat1ons Qth"'r ASSPIS T ot111 Asset'\ L1a1>1lol!PS S 11v1ng'I Accounts f ptjpral Ho me loan Barilt Ad1111ri t P'I Ott.pr Borro wed MonPy Otner L111t11flt1es RPguh1tory N1>t Worth lnclude"'I S13 521 761 l')I Appr111'1Pd Equity in defined by ,,.,,. Fed,.ral H ,m,. Loan B11nk Board Total L1ab1flt1Ps and RPQ11l11torv NPI Wflrl"' Ar,n A Warr(IJn EYl'C\lt•v"' V'!t;r-Prn1!11"T11 C•·11p1 F 1n1H'C•lll Olf1rtl'r s 1 319 430 050 1,599,869 t3181 .~7 1'7 643.9MI 253 S9'.318 s1.ns..4so.20t St 353a52.4U 198027 100 91 88A 15') 19 5 t9 112 S2066 no S1.7U,'50,208 THE REAL ESTATE RS ....... UllllM.ll Great corner locatlonl ec.enalde of PCHI Wflllc to tile beaclll Large 38drm front Unit wfth llrepleoe plut Cute 28drm Apt. Live In one and llV'9 off the Other. 1320.000 1111•1ULn .,,.... If••• .,.,,, •4•••••11t f Oorgeou1 home, prof d9c-xlrtt cond. S1100/mo. remoc:s.led blt·ln1, ow iiiflNfP!!miil• orated a upgreded Cetta.... Ult 114-411<4-1513 tve/wknd• Incl, patlot, leld• o11 s12s i-....,"!i wicetm window oov.· SIN RX 2 atory COftlO. e1t.,.3•-4108 wttdaye M5-6&49t850-1215 Inga, cetpett, mlrr0tt a deCtl poo1 2 car gar nr ::=:=:=::::::;:;:;:;;;;~~;:::::;:=::;=:;;;::;;;:::;: =tt.!°!:a ~ove Into I*· ooc: S89S. &4(MOl1 1 fMT ""' O. (IQ -O A\ ,.. A _ f) t: ~ c:, • wou '""'.. '""" vi.» t'"ll ~~ ~ v <r >:> .... 5 8EDAOOM POOL HOME Lovely home. newly parnted & cer"1ed. ShoWt g,..t pride or ~.Priced rlCJht et 1211.600 EA8T81DE CUte 1 Bdrm ,.,. .. , ~, Clu • rou1oH ----- Cott• w/yd. S525/mo O 1tt/lut/MC. 1H-2040 r::·-:::: .. b:::,,.,:_~, ~· '-.. ,,,, .. 1.,., ""' ... "°"1' Daily Plllt ... "'-------- $2.17 per day Tllat't AU you pey fOI' 3 Hnea, 30 da')'I Int"- DAl Y PlOT SERVICE DIEC TORY Alu!e!all, Val. ~II, · Aprteatt, Val. ~-......;;,;;;;,;..-.=:;;.__Al!!!!!!!!!~~~ 1.... Oftict ltatab ltl4 luiatu On. 4114 l!1t ...... SI• ..... It• C..ta.... fll4 &ltllitla 2714 C..ta.... 2'124 • 2711 ... tab 2tM New Bldg. oc ~IF YOU HAVE $50K and .. llTUUllY -....... . Eaatlide cute, dean 2 &Ir, Sh.,-p 2 BR. cptafcl'rpa, apt w r a up p 8 r . &IU bdl 11% bf 2 6' like aree C«ner of Redh & .,. looltJng !Of • FU-loolclng f0t Nlee per90n. elk P'...., f« '*• & 1 Be. huge yard (being dlehwutier, page, no & bath. All utile pd balconlet. 'h to bc:tl $850 new $3000. mo 875-3834 Britto!. 700 IC! ft. Recep-TURE. ~ LONG DIS-Good wtttl cotort. meth & woota. 957-0415 WcstFll!ld reland~). gatage. pett S&OO. call 645--55n $400/mo. 881-3853 mo+ utllt 875-8759 or 2t3Jt21-t&4~ tlon .,.., 2 omoa.. 1 lg TANCE AMERICA We wondng with publk:. ~ 1--------- flreptaoe, dlahwather, room & ttor-oe aree. haYe teYeral MW omc. P'-' but wtl tr.in ll'Wle .. APllTlllTS relrlg, weaner + dryer, Sharp larger 1 BR, .. N1f Brand new hlX. 2br 2be ltatab tt R & H PROPERTY MGMT reedytoopenlnSo. Calif'. 291.7esa btwn ~ eiq>«. try cootc tor Big Ce- new carpet, wallpapered, cpts/drpa, DfW, gar, no Only 10 mlnutet from eondot, tun Vu, eec. gate. IMr Ziii 852-8713 that need pert~ nyon Country Qub, ctayto. Beautlf'ul Garden Aptt, ~ro.. deck• & tpa. No nic. unt. S795. Call Craig, pets SSOO. call 831-5553 Laguna, your own private gar lrpl, pool-ape, 1 Newport Beach 3000 with peope ot au~ Alft .-Tll.D 644-5404 m f« Cf*. 631·1266.0rlveby138 itSTUMNING lg 1 & 2Br ocean vi..,, from Dena $1295.1$1495.854-8090 ferHg den.,!b510 1Virla -6000 eq. ft. New. Xlnt lfyouquallty.youcanex-exp reflablecMt..._ It_, Ir_,,/ ..... pets. . 2Bdrm 28e S700 398 W. Wiiton 831-5563 CecllPI. ~a:'~arden Apt. POOi POlnt't moat Metuded Cannery VIiiage, yrty IM. Balboa u m o loc. Und«grnd parltg. pect Mmlngs to the Ilg-lmtMd &45-7~ ' UTl-••• E Id 1B 1B 2S°'"&S&25 710W18th tcenlcbluf1llkenew2Br n2br,tbe,tskltctl. &46-9457 ett«7pm Betty714 /250-4795 uret annually (714) Mutttype50wpm.fltlnQ •I • Upper .. • • W/ .. --•-r•'~r ~fv•t• •C.A ~.a•1 ••2 .o:.a9ft ~• ....-............. tklltt huge walk-In etoaet. new """' '" 50. mo. e 5-8330 CdM 4 MAN oc Airport s550 Incl 191 & ......,...,..., ~ ..... _. • .-mNa •Non"'~="",.::-__.. Apttorrent1M2-IHS72•11« cpt,palnt.gar.w/d hkkp . ....a~anu patio. Call -• tor deya,or83t-8277eYet. GREA'FHOUSE mall evea. s.c. photo ... ~.... 2-3yneJtP« .. maturewtth u-oc ... =....,.:=:a 7pm. Call Cllhy. 8-nlor• $550/mo Call Craig ~-u "' 881-&«1 lllTllT• $475+ d9P. ~55 copier avail 833-7588 Swimming Pool Chemical ~ ability, ell C... ·15~7~ ~ OK. 13• ~1~2:..... TIWll•EI Baal. ..... S3001mo Bech 1 Blk to COM Mut« tult• Oceen Office ape for rent apc>roJt Service ~. H B. phatet bookkffplng. w-.m Corp CONDO 2Br 28e, den over " ..,,... he4n Ftr lilt . to approJC , Bch & bay. Must aee. view. gar. 6 ti ... to beech 12Jt 12, ~ In, just atM. No exp nee. wtll P1us ua111 w/ftnanc:t.... · stream• & lallt. Cpt1, -.. =EJt-t-ra_N_l_c_e·-· -,,g--1-Br Frplc, vaulted celllnQ, dbl Bdr, 1 ea. alngle level 308 Balboa S&25/mo C«t 873-4822 rmdld. S325/mo 1 or 2 ~r:iqn~~!:>° ~1:,~;: ~:: r~::r:~~ II!!!!!= drpt, lrpl, mk:ro, 2 car w/pOOI. No pelt $475. garage, pool & apa. front unit of 4-plex, gar-NB REALTY 875-1842 CdM-Prof 10 ahr beMll. nns avtlt. Agt 813-n81 S<lO,OOO+. Call collect Newport <Arlter Dr. Suite 1--, 1;~~0::::·~2~:f• IM6-3a1s •tt 3:30 1Bdrm S740 age. vaulted celllni'. .....,. 11111111...,. turn 3br home n-tmkr/no Share office w/L..ndaeape Mon-Fri ~9-5pm. AU for 520. Nwi>t Bctl, ca 92880 tor Allen Beck Aorta&, FIREPLACE pool patio 2Bdrm 2'11Ba S885 clean, quiet, nic.. S4 5. Beautlful 2BR 2 .. b e, pett S500+utll 780-9229 detlgn bU91Mee. Loe. on Tim (408)779-54116 2809 Newpon BMj, N. 8. Ollll •U X-LG 1 & • 2Br Apt1. E~ 2Bdrm 2'/IBa+Den S895 Aak tor Craig. 631-1288 encioeed garage. Private Condo to ahr In Tuatln RlverekM/Cout Hwy, H.B. UI Wiil ATTlll. 675-1353 FUllLY YILUIE Side S550 Up 557-2641 866 W. 18th 845-2739 S&50/mo 2 Bd eplt encl beach. Boat IT'IOOftnq_ al90 w/young car.., woman. Good traffic ellJ)OIUre, ........ , women ate ltrongly en--Tl -IM.ll New Apartment compi.x. Huge 2Br 2'11Ba DplJt with WI tnll 1111111 gar.Indy rm. yd1/pat1os. avail. $1395/mo. sorry S250+ 112utll, 972-8980 ~ttetten, thower, office. T .D 'i 4121 c:ouraged to eppty l'Mke toP dolat Mllno Ready for occupancy In Jttru $875 Huge yd, dbl Want • MleetlOn of great clote lo t>eac;h, nr m•lor no pet•. 780-0919 Female/Male Shr com-20/mo. 64&-658e widow. has money for SILIS PllS• brief c:e-a. tow baigs May. 2Bdrmt $530/mo & gar 67~36/842-9Me llvlng? We can otter any-lhoP;4 19 o.laware NWPT PIER AREA 3Br ptetely lufn 2Br 1 Ba C.M. • CdM dluult•. AC, empt T O's S 10 OOO/up no Newpor1 Cutt om Auto Call O.ve. 875-2287 3Bdrmt S&05/mo. Gas latge 1 & 2er. pool, lndry thing from a tmall ept to (Mngr-2417 Whltetandt) 2Ba, trpte, gat. Avt now, tttpi.11 641-5003 pritg, from $450. 2655 E c;edlt..-/no· peNlty · Calf Wah. 4825 W Coast -- range, garbage dlspc>MI, room From $459 18&4 a •Bes hM. If IOOklng In •H-IULn yrty S 1300 mo 673-8640 F--'-room-·te to ·"'r Cout Hwy 875-8900 Oenl90n AllOC 873-7311 Hwy. N.B 650-tO 15 -•ut• dahwtnr, refrlg & c:atiX>fl. Monr0vla 549-0338 CM.NB.or HB think of ut IPT -.,.,_ ,,_ .,, now hiring luU & part time For lnfOfmatlOn eatl first tor lhat cholc:9 of Days 875-1&42 VERSAILLES 1 Bd Jttnt. Fountain Valley Condo Waterfront otc., elegantly df'IYett tor Dill-A-Ride -1--II. Large 2 Bedroom •11 Bath Ideal IM~ Evea 980-<4814 quiet 1oca11on. Fun secur-$275+utllt 639-72\7 furn, shr lciry/reoec>t, ltlJ Wu... SIM C~SHIER·CLERI< Gift SeMoea In Souttl Coun- ,..,. -• OCC s•151 lty bldg. A vall now etc or teperete omc. 4f'oP John Weyne Alt· ..... -2 (l14)HI IHI near ., mo TSL MGM • 642-1803 croee to ocean, 1Br qui.t S775./mo 644-7215 Agt ~M· r,oom,,..., me1n'8.!: hOubd, .. m· up to 800 tit 846-5055 &lllllm• am port ~ble oles. ty& =·c::~1ea1 1,: Be.._ "·-·Spm Mon-Agent IMS-3883 NB REALTY 875-1&42 com""*x, lndry ,...,.....,._ """ • ..., ,~. .., f ..,. c-•i ,.....,., •-w .,.... -,,,_...' .... ,. .a2•2 1 MO FREE Prlv Country Club entry P8"0f'I ,..e err..,. ., eotCS C.it 4 !Of day through Friday Li. 1Br cleen, 2nd l1ooC' WllTUIE YIU.All No pelt 1625. 536-0490 WOWI ~~ ti~ S500 + utll . ....v-<> XLNT LOC-UTIL INCL ~ ecctg der1c.° mutt Bettle Tua-Sat mornings turtr-Info. M..f M EOE Cottage type 28r 1Ba. Sh1::nm~y -~~~32~ 2Br w.ee. newcrptt 1685 BEACHWOOO VlLLAGE ~~';* I N '0shor . Fem. to aht N.B 2 bdrm 2 FROM St.00 & UP know 10 key, aome oom-J_8_52_·_9_1ee ______ ,.l ii9iiWiH'iiiiii'inn:--palnt. P1tlO. lndry & gat-........ POOLANDSPA bl n . pt •. baept.20f1tobeech.non CALL(714)9fS8...8193 put•knowtedgehetpful CASIO •nmwu1u age. Reft req $875 mo + UNIQUE 2Bdrm, 28e S785 845-8122 833-8917 Enjoy Huntington 8ctl 1915/mo. 54Ut55 smkr MOO/mo + ulll FIT Mon-Fri 8 30·5 I For hOme oetlYery. Cuti $&()() depoelt. No pell. PRIVATE gar & balcony Llf•tyje YOU DESERVE ITtl W/974-4080 H/650-7205 C...ercial 54~77 ~1tJ:1rr:.r:r1'-:' = I pates deity Appty 910 Avail May 10th. 64M128 QUIET POOL ape, no pett WlllUll YIU.All In G81den Setting Gated VIII~, pure luJtury, Lux.NB home, pvt rm/ba, ltatab Jtll •-,.. -1 S40-J280 NOr1h Pacific Cou1 Hwy, or 842-4350 TOP AREA 2850 Hat1a 1 & 2 Bdrm aptt, pool, tpa, *Pool & Spa 2 Br 2 :,.\Ba Condo, loYely yd $450/mo reep · -1 1 -.-11 __ _ Lao 8ctl EASTSIDE tBr amall but 549-2«7 MESA PINES =ry ':sf:J~o =r.Y· •S~t lmmec: unit• ~a~1-'~~1: By appt M/F only 645-9211 1300 eq tt~garage~!o. ~~ e':;:,: A~~~:::I· O&SllU ' eory Lota f natural 38' 2Ba 1800 S fl. 2 ear . . u llTS wood-Sparkllng clean garage, pa o, rp • no 7S4-0081or842-1803 1tBeautlful Land ng lndry S330 tat. latt, utllt tYJ)! ec:curately Uae a P091tlona available with LUlllllTll last growtng national~ Ing tlnanci« rttq\.llr• <M- tall oriented ·respontlble P8f'tOn with document expw Some typtng nee Xlnt company ben9flt9 Irvine area Call Mra Campbell 883-1555 $485 No pelt 851-9528 Pe t I S 8 9 5 Be ti y _1_ "'•• it Private patlot & deekt pd. Avall 511 &45-«« fUlltri&l CHT. Work well w/othert large brokerage firm Eatttld• deluu. 2BR 645-9181 or 8#-2270 Daaa P ... t ., .. ~=="al ~r:,.,Ts:5 M /F ahr CM 3Bd nr SC leataJ1 UZI Stressful tltuatlon Med Clerical experlenc~• 1 'hBa, 2 1tory. Patio, Utll lncl-avall May 1 1 1 at OM o Exec: 1 Bdrm From S800 Plaza w/lrplc $250/mo + 22~752 _,: f1 lnd/Stor-oe. !~..':'.:.._P~~t!".tn C1°::1'! quired Good benefits pool. new Cf'Pll. No pet•. Bdrm-studio, prtv patio. all .!'!!!1111•• .,.,11nc_lr4d2ed. 2 Bedroom From S7l5 utll/1tt & dep. 5"5-8602 8;; eq h.' 120 E. 23rd St, .......,...., ....,, ... • Call C1at1i.r 644-9111 or $695/mo. 842-0985 Quiet MOO 644-6958 ~mo uv -v Sorry, No Pet• AIYll11lm New Acoounta 957-8500 - -------------19132 M.,.nolla St. NPT BCH M/F for ntc., C.M Drive by. 632-4161 EOE HoRoscoP£ Thursday, April 2S ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) What appeared nebulous \\Ill now become realistic. Focus on property. domictle. security. added respons1bilit) and intcnstfkd romantic relationship. It is a po\q~r da) for making money and love. Capricorn plays role. . TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20): You get what you want tn unusual manner. You can afford to be sdect1 ve. to choose qualtt). You·11 tx· rid of what has been a "losing propos111on." Ne"' vistas open. ~ou ha ve nght to be encouraged. opt1mis11c. GEMINI (May 21-J une 20)· • late 1s cleaned. yo u get a fresh start. you have chance to recoup loss. and to 1n111ate ~ pioneering project. Highlight freedom. 1..n·a11v1ty. Leo. Aquarius pcr.,ons figure in dynamic c;cenario. CANCER (June 21-.l uly 22 ): Focus on in<kix·ndl·nn.·. dant). greater sccurit). ~xcellc~t 11.mmg. Reun10~ with loved one I\ a highlight. Sense of d1rc1..·t1on 1c; restored. )OU II kno"" \.\-hcr1..· to bl· at crucial moment. LEO (Jul) 2'l-.\ug. 22): What had bc<.•n a ..ourcc of'conl.'.crn will be transformed into rca on for cekbra11on. omeonc behind sccnc"i \lands tall for )OU. clcvatcc; yo ur prestige. reputation. Long dista nce call relates to cxc:111ng assignment. prOJCC't. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): W15h comes true. techniques arc modernized. you ben1..·fit as result. Fo<.·us on popularit~. 10\ltat1on to prestigious social affair. Romance \\Ill cease to be a stranger Srofl)to plays role. LIBRA ( pt. 23-0ct 22): 't ou·11 rccc1"c wrtttl'n no11c1..· conccmrngcarcer. busmcs'i -result 1s bcncfin al. Focu!o on ~hangc. travel. variety. c:xpcnmcntat1on Gcm1n1 . Virgo. Sag11tar1us persons play rolc5. SCORPIO(Oct. 23-No' 21) Dom,·i.t1cadjustmcnt 1s featured. could involve journey. Statu'i quo l!I shaken. )ou'll be happier ll'i result. Focu!I on education. sense of perccp11on. spiritual "aluc~. Taurus 1nd1vidual plays paramount role. SAGITTARlUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Dig deep for 1nformat1on. be pt•r!li!ltrnt. separate fact from illu<11on You·11 be concerned .wtth finan cial resources of m'c who·d be n partner. You needn t be 1n11midatcd by bombastic rhctonc. CAPRICORN ( r>cc. 22-Jan. 19): [mphuis on law._j usticc. recciv in1 what was rightfully )'our own in first place. Spot!tght also on inteni.i fi ed relationship, long-term arrangement. PoSStblc legal pannershtp. · AQUARJUS (Jan. 20·f cb. llO· You have ch:mrc now to curTrct error to anrnd to ba~rc "'iuc-,, to rnncentratc on work at hand. You'li complete a 1gnmcn1, loH· wtll be pan of M:enario and )'ou·11 be emohonally fulfilled l 1bra play.; top role. . , PISCES(Feb 19-March 20): Good lunar aspect co1~c1dc'i with chari5ma. physical attracuon. mten'itficd ''?!?'~nee. You 11 be lucky 1n matters of 5pccula1ton and you could win a contest. Leo native help }Ou get to hean of important maltC"'- IF APRIL 2$ IS YO R BIRTHDAY rou arc determined. dedicated, sincere and \ptritually a""arc ( ancl'r. Pt\Ccs. Virgo persons play important ruk tn )'our hfc: Domc\lrC adjustment made la t >~r provtd benefirn1I and nm~ you can strive to amun aoal' which prev10u'il) \Ccmcd 10 be out of rea<:h Yuu re independent. c~atl\t'. an ong1n1I thinker ond )Ou 'lit'lcfom \UCC«d when .. follow1ns the mob ... Reunion wtth Jov~d nnt• tall•, plaH• bcfo~ ~"finttlttd. ~1obcrwtH ~'lt8f)tft<'an1 for >OU u1 L9 - -. brlte 3Bd on Pen. Wilk to &00111T mMTm --· ---- 964-5587 964-5574 bell $333/mo. 64).4420 Aaanaceatall 3M2 Needed for d l1ptay OAlllll/llOP't Prof male for luJt mttr tulle SPIRITUAL READlNdS advertising Sal11 at lull/pert time for Futllon E~~~~n FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED pvt 3Br HVH time. gd loc Advlea In All Metten & rapldty expanding I~ ltland retail s1ore Must time Call Terry a1 $595 Avt now 759-1653 CounM llng. 1815 So. El dally newtpeper g -be eJtper & CSepenCStble 54s..2524 Camino Reel, San Clem. greutve Mlf-dllClpllned 644-5070 EOE Prof/M non-amkr ov« 25 Uc'd 492•7296 1nd!vldua1s mey earn u -•• -~1-.-111-1-I v SIClnllY HEALTH 3br house CdM. Avl 511 & =---.-::,..----,,..---r,....,,...,,,1 cellent Income (seJary & OflT, -• 2.3 Yrs MCretenal expet UUBS TfNNb 611 Phlllp 675-6194 Lnl Ft... commltslon). benefits Weekend•. 7am-3 30pm (all Pfl8MS) required for )WIMMING plu' Rmmt Balboa P9n. ept on Found. amo blOlld Amer. and advancement op· Apply Newporl VIII• Dlrec:tor of Design & Con- harbor S&25/mo, no u111 Elklmo dog. btwn Warn-portunlty Sa let ex-4000 Hiiaria Way NB I llruetlOn and Equtpment mulh mort>' Sorry 875-2828 or 771-3955 er/Slater on Goldenwett pertence requlrecl. media -• 111111 & ~n Department ol no p,el\ Model' 842_5618 or 530-8828 experie nce advtn --r•tauraiit d4mgn firm .• I " .. tageous Send reeume to Pfl Moo-Fr1 Sam-1oam opt-n ucll' .., 10 " Roommete needed thr N•• -·-631-3623 w for L1nd1 S11orth1ncs or speed-WIY HT1 ~ d 3Br home In C M -----• --wnt1ng destr11ble Aes- •3 Lighted tennlt COUr11 W"t $265/mo. 642-8256 fOUfl) ADS U IU PIUT CltLI OAIE .. Ill taurant constnJCtlOn ex- *2 Swlmmlnn """"'" VV P 0 Box 1580 co-educauooaJ realoenual pertence 1'1411pful Appty in ... """""' Shr 2br •nt, je.: S283/mo C 926,.. ... .. ..,...IOn 8 30am to 4 pm •StrMmt & pondt Apartments ..,.. Costa Mee&. &. .. ., treatment program ..,,.,, ........ •Sorry. no pelt 1240 d9P. good ooeen vu ARE fRE£ work for 1ntltf'Vlew call 111 11tFurnlahlng11vall Newport Bead! So. 94s-939s or 53s..to7o I/I alll 631·9936 TIE .Ill.LY IMO llC. 17()0 16th ct 1 Want fem to ahr hM nr SC C I lmmed opening Metur•I 170.2 Gillette AYe WHY NOT CALL ;) 't't' Pitz.a & occ S225 & utll a : indlv. w/5 yn 8Jlpet In 10 OllU Cdl WHIEIS lrvln41 7141250-0331 1111111 (ell Oovl'rt 549-8021 alt 5PM Becky ul·llll key & Data Entry on com-Spllt Hours Chrl1t11n • 642-5 113 ___ -ix;!~ wNch lncldt. In-Sehl. 1683!> Brookhurll. SUWlll YILUIE Newport B ea(h No. lntall Waat.. 2ttt ~~~~~~~~ voicing . bank deps. Fl \.alley 962-3312 credits & commlutont Ol£1luu 1 15555 Huntington VIiiage 8Rfl lrv1ne A11.·nu!' Looldng to ihere clMn apt FOUND • 111119 Yorkltllre for Mtg Co. Aoc:uracy & ,._ Lane. from Sen Diego tat lbllll NB/CdM, wlll pay up to 1 36 & working on own e must Entry 1e....i ~111on min Freeway, n«th of Beech 645-1104 1350. Sjal'\a, 780·6858 Terrier V c th Non-smoker Al>Ply in typing reQ Apply at 1672 Fllf ILlll Pan time. fleJtble hrs Apply aft 9am In the ter- vice dept of Ir vine Toyota. 42 Auto Center Or 1561 for Norma to McFadden, west on Balboa. ~rt Beactl person 2911 Weat Garry Reynolds lrvtne or call Mcfadden. Reap. tlable career 84&-3130 1 . Ave, Senta Ana. 863-6372 flll&L llSlllO SUPER 3B 2B 1 4-P'-lu Cltatatt 2771 woman w/prol. poeltlOn Found· Blk FemaMI Cat-(off fah'vlew) E11pertenc • wonting wtth r • n ..... at u c I Is looklng for 2 c fl D NB ,._ nd ..... "·I Frple, encl gar. patlO, OCEANFRONT SpacioU• Br ·• p ti h.. B •I b 0. II ~6-4·;:e. ASSlst ~rs ClllSELOIS s~~·n: o..;-~s-~;,'. bltlnt. hkup1.S775+S&OO 2Br 28e. gate lock entry. Ill/Penn a1ee X:lnt refs ------• IHl'l'llll Pan 11me c11met counMI-eves 549-N23 dep. No pelt 5"0-4.,.. 2 car tub-prkg. Many 798-4242 daya or ( 11 FOUND Blk/gld male eat Oft wtnled Help t>oys ta lllo tmenltlH. Adlla prel 862-2653 4/20 vcty OC Fairgmdt 1f you llke en enthultlaltle ancs girls sohclt new IUlllll _au S1050 No pet• 492-4929 --l<aren 966-4080 <Says energetic 1tmo1phere subscr1p11on1 on their Maintenance gerdene• 1 rm XZt. bltlna, vt;;, W"-laattr 27 Fou-... Bl" .... r~ & csark '#Ith ear.. oppty, call pa,_ routes Must en1oY needed f':JI time 11 e<ptt, drp1 S700 mo. •• lu1t" fer "" -..... 1 cs w ecs 40 ,....... •~ .......,. ~ -.. N;W 28dL. dJW.2 p&ng lnl ltl" aunglaues tt twai> meet 0 1Y • ne work1rig wit,, 10. 13 yr Shermen ard~• '" 105 c.dar Way 4 8685 19.cee. lndry tac. Nr ,, S4S-7281 training program fOf Or· wort. dt YI' lle••ble hrs req Only herd wort.in~ ~ ........ .._ 405 , __ ...., _____ _....,_.• Descri be to cit Im P«>Pie to start lmmecl in olds Early e119f'l1ng !\Ours 1 CdM Exi>er P'• A11t• & 22 Frwy (213)437-8682 Fulty end tingle Cit get· --ange County baMd Int I Commission oo"-s ell 1-1•~•~~ ne~o 18R & Oen. Frplc, garage, ,,,_..------=~ age. 399 W. Bay St CM FO D C............ 1 1 Ult.-'---~ Co .. ....., .... __ ,. ., nl~• ~ard. nr bch ..... 195.00 ir.50-6357 UN ............. mx I "',._ .,__ ... , can Bruce Emsley apply Ga ll Mon F S&501ma, eall 546-9950 l tw rvfv ttm & R! Mpt ,_. grwy. Vic: MeA Verde. must be 18 or OY9f heve &42-4321 e11.1 206 8.~pm 673-22~ .-,.. ...,. .,. 1 ,. C.M Sat 641-1033 own ear and be able to liiiUL •• L Ha&.. ... tatiomeforqu1etN-.......... w1111 .............. ... -·-1-••r ~ • . -w;·-50/mo831·2367 1368. 453 & 209 IQ ft 11 FOUND male & fem """'" __..... ---wn"ftK ~,-rm~-.1,..c-•s•.nn•~tl,..• tmk . -S1.30/eq ft 1817 Wee!-shrthr Lhata AplO ? Buffl AboVe l"91'ag8 lnc:':ome Ul.Y rtllT PIT Aftnt 1-5""'. b typing Con _ _.. NICE FURNISHED ROOM 7 S" "1 u or No exper oee Foq>vt In· flling & hMvy phonM do. W/d, ~o. "-" cHtf, NB Agt 541-5032 ~~!o:l 12 .... t~. call 281-5194 751-3112 compt trpte etc Up-near S.C Plau. Female --------_ ... -v ttalra ~t. 707 Av8eacso S275/mo. 556-1737 • 1518 Newport Blvd, FOUND· W"'lte Cat f-A ••75 ••75 CM-11Jt 11 n.-lntlde n _ .. .,. -Imo -MC Ovet 40, P'of .. Quiet. welk Ofc-A/C S 125 SSS-1 115 Vic; Belt>Oe P9n1nsul1 d~ AvaH now 883-l 191 to Hoag/bMetl Jae. pool. 875-37131983--8800 1er 1650 2Br 2ea $850. pvt be. S295 648-8308 LRllY ... lllTI refrlg. 1tove. dtl'tWlhr QUIET HAVEN tor meture •Miil IUll Ind. No r>et:•· Celt btwn but or P'Of M, non tmkr. Newly cJecofllted 1450 SF M dally 5-45-48&5 Beautlf\.11 loe w bay ytew. omc. autle w/4 lrO prt- I f'ARl llEWPORT APA RTMENT S FOUND yng b1k Lab VIC Lake/Farquat ~ H Bell 980--1290 or 536-0809 prtv be. ear-pt, pool S350. vat• otfloel • 2 on oornera Loat Gray F 1ea1 Wht OOl- &44...()389 or call en~ • AU w1...,.i1 to celllnO wtn-larllag 'Emily' VIC Bal .CS'741, &42-4300. 24 hr dOWI & view Bright, airy Penn REWAR0875-3713 recep110f1 & teeretart.i Loet Grey ttriped M/Caf ~ 4 rent. Sh«• hOUllt ., ... a lcltctienette F'ull Wht Chea1 & pewa Vil IN NEWPO"T l!ACH In HuntlnQton 8Nd\. 1 Ml'vlce building N.,i ~ts 631·2387 A ~t pw.ce to""-on the bile to bell 980..e8 ta • ._. l./pper lay Privet• b 1t1f •l4M10 1• LllTl/llTW clubhOUMa • ,, .. "" Fiii UIT a Bro.n cal """ g4'wn ~ ..,.... 8 tennle ooutta. 7 Ulm ... Hunti......on 8eecfl Prof lat 1n Coate Meu .,... pooe.. etoee to ~. _.. • .. .,,,. • PoutblY ttoien & dumC>ed OC Airport. Fathlon W\fy ,.,,_ 1136 & up :!:·i. 4 "'° 1 frM .:,1 REWA'-01 Pi.ate call ~.convenient lihOOe Cob TV, frM cotf9e, 8fQ ~°:= Pf;. &42-4321 ext 302. csaya on light "-ted ooo1 I .._ 10 ~ ,00-1500 ~ 241_....t ~ oceen. kltdl't avell ,_. et ™ CeM now fOf LOST Small Calco ca1 llnglel t & II Bdrm AcMln· HI N. co.st ~ 11PP4 l W .... 93$-0t 18 wt.nt tece & long II.Ir vcty mtntt & Towmoueee LllQUN 9-ctl. 4'4-6214 1t 111" a Po1t1ona CM (Aatl about turnlahed .... ...,.. -IL llnl 5~ or 720-S3t7 ::;. or=.~ Wk t;,tei" =---1oaro: .. ~ *'lor': LOST While Coc*tlai Vic l'Mt.S fOf llhort *"'Of .:1.:.~.2:274 ...... t. Mw on PCH Alf. Herbelr & H.mrton. CM longer).. On JambOf.e por18tvd. CM. ~7445 MP antr Moi° I TMTOO ~ 141-1181 Rd .. San Jo41quln Hiiia IU I -I Moctwn oaroen omo. hdHlt M ._._._,.. w CoeM~• I trloelrlocelllngglell Lo-~==fi(~;9 ~ 30:,..8-:1\ · 1" ! eat~• etoee to 5.55.t 1 ancs .---·------St2'••~.no ~aye Deoorated & Antlq\le9 M0-4021 =~===-==---, carpeted Ml-1920 - KIDS -EARN GREAT TRIPS ANO PRIZES! Ar.ES 11-14 EMN lP TO $75.00 PER WEIK Wt -0• '-" I~ ~ ~ '°""I tlC'f lltrttO lo WCllft "'°'1'\ I r I"* 0. '"I' ('.o,nl 0...t ~I ()wt CIN \ \II '! ;• ) 10 0 f" Ind ' "''~ 1 lO -Ill --~" ()II ~1.,~, " .on 1 If., "llOvn Yow '"'ft ._. , t•~ '"' ll'IH\ tlOl'f .. "' ''"' '°"' JllO!lfy tllf<t " not .,,.~'"'t O• ollft 110ll ••DI'" " ' "' "''"".,.. !HIV • Ml h I (714) 548-7058 • ' • -.. 0 I•• &a..wn Junt• 24 2nd Sc.\\lllon July 29 atilt Jairmont 8r.11ool ORANGI! COUNTY'S OLDEST" FINEST PR/VAT£ SCHOOL • UMMER SCHOOL • SUMMER FUN CAMP •COMPUTER SCIENCE CAMP •ENRICHMENT' SPORTS CAMP Traa1por'4i&loa Av•llable 4MklJll "'°'' , ... ,.. G,...11>1 1111.£'11.-. .\hllte• Wt u l'•"'P" ...... .,, t-• IUT W Malit• 'lrHI (714) 744-1052 lnlroout:mg 1>Ur m•wl~t r.impu~ Yorba Lind .. <:amp''" c.;radt>t Prl'llehool :t '4747 Valley V1Pw (7 14) 524-8181 Pacific Travel School 2tU 6 North Main, Santa Ana. Ca. 9270 I ORANCf COUNTY'S ONL y nw ATE ACCREDrrED TIAVEL AGENCY SCHOOL MOANING. AFTERNOON. EVENING Cl.ASSES Call (714) 543-9495 ...................... ,,. ............ _ For further information regarding advertising placement in the ~ Schools' & Instructions Directory · call SUE 642-4321 ext 312 ....... "" ...... ... 111111/fUlftll.t ..i1111••• --~ fOt C~rano NurMI Termini lnt'I lie n.uone t,...,... Of nur1Je In hOfM.. =· 31921 cam1no twMt In~ & pe9t )(lntr.t. 144to6SlvtMg. tano, SUfte 10. a.. control hM lmtned. open. -~reno, Uo. 208 lngt for rout• t~h. Cata ... r--------......,rr.irl c.nn11,.,.110n ~Una APPllCaflonl '°' ::Ww.~r.:' M:: RIUXUYXN iDl POlNT l~iW1;r'ili:;;;::'firl1~~!!:!!i~C::: Pf'llCtloeJ nunee to do 11¥9 heYe OOod dfMng teocM'd. Klttene Aval. nowt 1100 In You muat ~ tnet~ wa offer eompetlllv• 10 St50. t57a0e07 l=::-::-~r-::~::--;;::::: and retpOneibte. ,Of' In-119'11ng N&tty. Xlnt ClOm-PKA :;.,_alatMM kll· tonnauon calf M 1..050e pany banet1t1 Call • ·~~ pt c F.A ·~· ...... ,.. ·-a-lent. v, .,..,. • . • --.. ... -.. ~_. .. Of r~-' tea--4119 .,,_ .. /KIPI Orange County Compuier Co full Of pert tlf'M. Xlnt growth potentt.I. AM fOf Jim. 841·2288 or 873-5111-4 eves 90ofv 1538 Newpon Blvd. '70 &ug/antf. COmo r• c·.M. EOE M/F 8"1c>oint 8lfman klttent, atored. mint I MN. q , WEST CLIFF Aeq>1/Typl1t :::-&!'~1~;maaa. mix 28,, CIGARETTE new '72 2002 w/tnrl, FM c.... · pnt ate. $3800 76t-1181 ' Adv Co. Mon-W~-Frl . printed 360 anglnaa, 400 raqroa.P·1'1,t11t, bMUt ·79 RABINT H l ht &42"'4097 Dtt• 1110 + Hp. Kint oond w11rtr $5&00 '44·7153 Gas. 4 dr, ale. 1ter90. l•llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJlimifilQ~A;gC~f ::".,1'1'111ia-::: S29,500 702187&-4~ '82 BMW 320!. Aecot ~· S2276. ~. ULlt NUM n"" Oac:hati_und S500 o":. • ... • • • • loott~ llW#, ~1:~;;22 'l!O Vanagon Bu•. yet.. Some u.pat. pref. P/T, NI S260 aac e31·2828 24'~8ewayCuddyCrulNt PlrelH ••11• · low/oratm. 7 p .... attctc PUT Tiii to ba atrano-ct. Appty In C<><* So lei M/.-!A e '83, trim llbl, brown ahlf1 1ter., c:aa, .,....,, Early morning• • Sat & peraon. Ketm Rima H.,d. , er tC ;n 00 e«:i'~ CUit. canv... 260 hra, ~ luOOig. rack. 53K t 1'nl, Sun, lrvlne ., ... drop ware, 2eee Hatbor &Nd. mo 1 AK 1 · w/Newport tllp. eet. ,. gd · c:ond HetO. Call Delly Piiot newtpapara lo Cotta M..a p t SIJS placement COfl SH.000.• • 1141751· 1300 e1rrlara plua other t I St9,995. 080 873-1272 S~Liulng , Rabbit Col'IYaf1' r~Mblllllee. Mull ba BHut L•11•r' Sulphur ANDERSON'S YACHTS ••••••• 81 Mak• Otf9t . depand1b1e. Plck·up ULll IUU Ce>ekatoo tame HOO. SUPER SPRING SAL! llllWl1 •WmllY 7eo-aeo5 . Tructc reqylred. lull time Coeta Ma.a Sta-24" eq pa1rot cage on o....r OWned v...... ,.. ..... _., C.il ~~2 ~ .. ~Y ''°'*'· 270 !. 17th St le09. 2" ~~~20 on top. so· DIESEL.TRAWLER • ,... ~~ C M Appty In l)e4'10n a f2t. ..-v-_ _ 40' DIESEL KETCH 10 8331 alt I'd ( tatiy238) e-11am 33'F/8CRUISER 81330l&ape/r(1cim018) llAlllOUIT IMILYPUT Aa~n 1110 28' EXPRESS CRUISER 81 52115ap air (7"'493) ULll 28' SPORT FISHER 82 320l 5ap air ( 1evd9&4) --1uny LOIL fQ lmball Ptayar Plano 25' CORONADO SLOOP 82 320! alt I'd (Um 174) . .-& mualc rolls. fair c:ond. RICED ~18 ':~~~~~~~~ alnt Of'PIY fOf a career In S2000 call 841•2183 *BARGAIN P * 83320l&ap 'S'(tapc .. electronle 1ala1. Firm ' Sttp & Surwy Guatant~ 13 320l 5ap air (lg• ) Ulery & benefit• WIN AntlqUe Garage s.Ja: An-&46-9000 83 52h alt L 'd (207194) train Mull haw PoaltlYa tlQuaa/dacorator tteme. 610 Edgewate<, Balboa 837331altl'd (861878) PIHIOUU PllT·Tlm Buay elrculatlon otttee needs peraon to anewer phonH and dlapatch messages 28 Houra per week. Mon-Fri. 3-8:30 pm. Apply In person M-F 2 30-4:30, ask IOf 0.bra. ,,..,.o. ... llllJ PHtt ftOW•lf 111 Oett111Ha.01 rtmlEFIUllD experlenoe preferred, but wlll train. Rellablel lrvlne 281-7858 btwn 3-8pm & anthualaatlc: per· Fri-Sat 9AM-? 335 Canal IN e.il 83 7331 a/I L.'d(2ama358) aonaltty BaalcmathM!llla St NB (Oranga/PCH) tl4MI 13733Uapl'd(1trtx128) Important can 1mmecs 850-420' 211t c.ATXURX •11. os 83833cllaltl'"d 1gn1so 649-9913 ·c .M. · partner want-'. 1210/mo M 3111 alta/r (thta3 t2) llTltlE IHW Npt lllp. 9&3-3344. M325e5191oml(1ktvt29) . &4533161pl'd (1kM270) IAUlllTlllll WUWITlllAU *SANTANA 2.0 *New ~i!MR Mature peraon to wOfk at APRIL 25,29,27,28 salll & cuahlon• Incl tr1r. Swap meet, Ill• office Featuring Cht)'9fal & g.... '8500 OBO e.4e.-0389 dutlea. aome aalee 7-3:30 repair (213) 4es-c>o49 38' Columbl~ dlelel 2yr1 •111 Sat/Sun 850-3679 Juat errlYed at th9 EneOJE m oorlit; u 1.000. (11C)lll•• UL.II Conalgnment Store 689-0210 awa/wtlnda 208W.11t,8antaAna Rapidly eJCpandlng Mulll· Waterfor d cryatal, HOBBIE CAT 18' lnelud• CLOSED SUNDAYS ievet ~tie company powara court. Lenox trailer. Muat NII $1050 ---..... ~~~~ haa opportunity tor China. W"tcneater & old 6'2·8607 LARGE SELECTION OF agraMIYe oar.., min~ Madam Alexande< doll•.1-------,.--NEW & USED BMW'SI Individual and couplet 10 Collectlon Mother Dal Udo 14, 2 Mtt aau. hwy ~ UAll - develop Orange County plat•. Uadro & Bing trlf', Sl!95. S33-5e53 evea VOLUME SALES and turroundrng ar..._ Grundle. 369 E. 17th St. ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVICE & LEASING For appt. call Darlene. CM 831-0281 LJll 14 3870N.CherryAv.. 761-9335 inJ1 am 11 Sall Wftay thll '#Miiand LONGBEACH --'tni! R:frlO 13.i cu ti. 16951 Allaa111,11tei-ctc••· cNo. CMtrv ex.1t,;i40s1 WE Will NOT BE UNOE RSOl 0 PUil CAii UL.II 1 ITlll whit•. 11111 under warr. xlnt cond. Aft 6 PM '11•) Ul-l1N --------~--------~~======~=======~~~~~nPn~~~~~ ~~1201 ~7~~~1 ~~~w~ _:. I I W .. SIOO I I W • .i 1ttOO Own IJante>. 751-2271 clothing atota. W-'·Sat. Elee d~ 5 old S160. OPEN SEVEN DAYS WEOllE ......... lelt w..... SIM ltlt w .. t.. 5100 • t ut •I ..... ., Pl I ... IELPO 831-8290 Uk•~-8~2aoe .,,,.......,,__....,.._.,........,-1-=7"'7T ......------r7'"-.. ...a..,.. 111a1uru uma. &1111T&11 LvN1co MPAN10N Mondays ' Tuetelays 4 uus TU1111 '"' IPPLIAml cR01SIM4iriiERXt0A ..... n 2 Dey9 p/wtl, eman trlandly tor buay proffftlon•I. for doge & catl. Liv• In, Mon-Fri, Lido Ille, PM llN flnllh Appty Pen-lmmed. opening tor High LES 957-8133 1JOVAC 20% Boal Show '" BX+sUN 2808x. ldnt mtg co, buay paoc>le Mon-Fri. S hf'a p/day. tutl time. 766-1018 p r 1 v at e q u., t er 1 . nysaver, 1660 Placantl• Sctlool Gred look Ing (Of Olacount. Pacific Marina c:ond, auto. A/C, IO ml, Skltl9 needed, typing, m-Oftwra lie. own trantp. & IEllEL llWIEI s.48-8572 Aw . C.M. nrat atep toward a r• ''" tt I•• Marhtlng 873-3055 Ofig ownr '1400 obO Ing, good phone v~ ref• raq. 47&-7009 btwn --warding oar•er. Ho I I Tl" 982·9985 aft 5pm BILL YATES VW.PORSCHE .... •• , flj 11 ' •1 •• l Cllll Nancy btwn 12·2pm 8 30am-5:30pm wtldaya Witt train. mature. reapon. l&OlllllT TUllll llOIPTilllllT upar. raq. Full time entry 1'ti milted Fam GerrNn Ji~ hcb .. ,...... s.45-7101 grooming lttHll prefe<r-' mechanleal background General derleal & typing level potltlon In thla aue· Shep/Gold ~. Maeda 251701 SLIPS XVXIL. 'l!O 210 Station Wgn. Xlnt "'"''--HOUSEKEEPER, happy IEllEL IELP helpful aome math no du1lel. Irvine area. Call oeatul es yea1 old bvl'-iovtng nome. 845-8208 CALt FOR INFO. MON· cond. ale. auto, am/fm ti Tl ... ..... tam. In NB. ndl hlkpr eaper 'nee. Part or' full Sua&n. 833-3622 neu . Raqulramenta: DOBIE fr• 10 a good FRI 9.5 6'2~ caaa $4000. 832~582 Y•ln e.,,.. attna. Uve In/out. Mutt Cleanlng, mornings 8am·? time 557•3380 good drlYlng record.hard h M st fl d home by ---=----,.---...,,.., ""'·9:.:1..::,2""eo~zx,,,,.,...'='Blk,,_..w...,/,...gold..,...,....,,tt,,..hr-l"'ijll'6!""2~J1'12~D!"", ~.,,,~)Jm~'ttl"'lt~rak~. 8 37 · 48 0 0 4 9 3 · 4 S I I Qellle flte derk want-' M axpar. & have gd •I· 557·8020 llOIPTlllllT worker• neat appHr· ome. u 5n5 ·eeet Power 8 0'1 only-13, Int; 5apd. tape ~8K ml. tnrl, AIC, 13900 obO. Dy f/tlme fOf buay Irvine of· tltude. 780-2890 • IUllTIUlll Plllll llKlllTl 110,1, anee, eagerneu to auc-end of week 2-beam, 40' length max.In '8900 080 873-1800 s.47-0560. Ev &46-1472 flee. Caff Lynn 883-0880 - - --mull have ex.par. In main-oeed. Call (714) 658-0383 •raltut 9 Bilboa Cov .. ., ... Lve -•• ...... I .aliUKI I tenanea, plumbing & DUTIES INCLUDE tor more Into. today 2 Mat!fl s,; SOfaa gg'gd . mau IM&-7158 'M Pulur HX tnrf, 5 epd,-•t-a...-tic --Working couple n .. dl UY-• ..,...., electrlcal. Mon·Fr1. lull Gr .. tlng C1,1atomer1 "'"ng " AM/FM aterao. 13K ml. 11• M, ~ .. ~k: Mlf ltartar, It houtelt_._, G-5 ,...,, _, _, .. , time Retlrern.nt home, Phone/Cun R~later H-• 111111 velvet S300 pr 675·7 SLIP WANTED By New-$7900 OBO 850..()440.., ng PIT 20 hra~wk -.. --r S G E•~ _.,.,.,.... port Butl""arnan for 29' ' p/wt(, 11am-41t>m. Mull xlnl t>enaflta. Apply 4000 TARTIN WA ... hr PIT, 852· 1878 btwn 9-4 2 twn bed• SSOea. gd end, Searay. Mutt be In N--t. --------luck 1317 all btwn 9-1. &45-3 be exper. & have refa. Exper~I t~d. er::;: Hilaria Way, N.B. llKIOmH1·lHO Ck>Md Sat/Sun 1 Drxl King hHdbrd1833-0425 ot 78&-7713" ~ 178 R'=::t, 1o!LS. _,.0 Salary open, (employee leyout .. '1 0 pr w/nlta atnd S 100. Fisher!________ --......, -· Gener.i ~ ~lta op11onal) Call quality ad layouta. eompa IUl&llllflT llamtlllf IEOlnUf cabinet tterao, hid.abed WANTED lllP ln/nHr trana, 305 V8. Clean Ill..... Mary 261 ·7425 & flyer• tor• taat ~ Cano'• Spaclally Rea· Full time, Mon-Fri, 8:30-5. Boey Muttl AetlVlty office. S200, 714/970-0285 Newport BMch lot 37' In /out $3500 obo In Newport Beecti nu • dally newapapar. Con-taurant II now aec:419tlng No typing necasary Call phon•, P.R. Mon-Fri 9-5 8, Biggar'• euatom ~ ullboat. 594-1!88e days • 552~ &-9 evea ....... ti-nnantng •-,....... -tW C8P1 t.o nntlhed art. Send appllcatlona tor manaoe-s.. on 751 •1""' ·~· t"""" .. • • " 111 t"""':-=-Sk,._,.-,-.....,.:--....i...,-1::-:8~800= .....-• .. _ ........... '" ,,. -1y & 11eroJ1 .. ann • ., '"" ...... -..... culhlon aota. down back ••t•r-ln/ '82 ylart!, " .. ,.. • ganaral lar'vtc. depart· /---...nl resume on ment po9111on1 Send r• _......, lllowa I II S250 & .. ,.. ml, AM/FM-tape d«ltl. ment. Houraara Monday• ·--·-copys 01 work to St""9 aumet to· Mr Fred uar .. -... llOUTllY p . prnl nan lcMtn1 IOll erulN control, clock Friday t-5PM, $4. p/hr. -·-• Hough. Art Director Gomez. 2241 W Pacific lot Art Gallaty. Front offloe computer electronlc firm drapee S25. M0-9654 S7200. 6'5-0932 Mutt hew veld Calif Enthualaatle. organized. Coaat Hwy, Newport appearance. heavy ~· motivated aell-1975 &.a.uttl mlrcyda •Int dr!Yerl lie .. tome llftlng mature par.on raqulr-' Beach. Ca 92&83 phones, good publk: rela-atartet with ex.perlanoe In c~ ..... ~·2~~ Od Cond. S500. S4&-0866 ....... .--..-----:io:o.I ;ic;; Wlllac HH raq. 833-3232 Kerry tor buay Chiropractors Ilona skllla 1r vl n1 acc;ountlng. computer•. Moped Pueh Maxi, gd 172 ;en cbV ong. 4 office. Mutt ,,..,. own lllMl Ol&IT IUllOllllT 26t-7656 btwn 3-6pm WO<d·pr~ng & ..... Cr1b w/mattrlU, wnlta cond S250 720-1507 'II •IA 111111 ~. 1 ~OWMl-lml F'llllf /lllPI tr1n1portatlon, good IAllYPl.IT Male menleurlat tor new ----...,....----=--Republic Bollnaa Sya-idnteondS115. 733-1323 4dr.s159.9S/mo-:i:,u::._~ tyleft . .,.,..,., tor ..,,.. ~ typing Millts Prefet In-330 W Bay St salon MuslMgoodlook· llOEPTlllllT terns.852-1300 Cutt.pM:.patloaata4&"rd Tr.Um, $538.42ctwn-Terma/43 --·------ peny.DutlellndudeAIR. auranca bllllng exper Colta~.Ca 92626 1ng & peraonable Mtg co. hu an lmrned --------8.ovalS55-S9S.540-1735 Tran.I-... H14 Comm'ICl9dEndl..M NABERS A/P, Payroll, Taxaa, Must have ability lo wonc 751-41•8 opening lot lndlv with •••nm._ Hvy rnd t .... ·~·.lg iouw ·70 rn FalCOn. 171%' AU.4'¥111 LUii typing, phonH. etc wall w ith peopl e. --------•Ill. ••-/FlllT lfO abOlty 10 handle busy Real Eateta background "'._., .. .,_ a2500 ...... 122 •........ Salary eommanaur•t• 8 5 0 -0 7 3 II b I w n -ph<>nes, gent ote dutlel, In Irvine 552-6180 chr/ottman $250. 4 mah. long. good ll'lape ....... --c•MLAC w/exp«Mon-Fr1. ~:30 9am-1pm LIUL 1111n11Y for buay Ophth/Surg typing 50 wpm Contact barrel Chr sea. 673-280& 852-8152 714/432-1581 NllL s.4&-0994 IOJ Int.,.:.;. lnturanoa Probate experlenee, per· practlea Eaper. raq H B Sue FOUTmonl, S40-8871 llOlnllY/llOllW l ___ jii:fiiijijijUiiiijlJ ·--••y manant pert time loc Start Im~. Call Sabatasao Fruita Inc. Eaperlenead only. Full -·-873-7120 Bobble, 8-4&-3242 time Call Tarty at Of conat. co.. Must M 1"lmlllt tx · · -llOIPTllllT ~602524 lli~----81~~*40-~lCJ-.1j404N- \ •ble to type 35 wpm & Computer. ~ICll COV· UUL uoanuy Medleal Tl., ... handle tetephonM. Frwy araga, t.naflta. Wiii train. dedicated legal aacretary FRONT OFFICE peraon Wotld or Datlgn ~ Con-llOlnllY I Ulll rm Mf'Vttr, nag dealt chr, -Mm~iill!lomt!"llitrm ,,.,,...--....--...---........ ~,.,1 knowledge raq. Salary Salary DOE. CaJI for appt lot tlx-attorney law of-FIT IM&-8624 struetlon. Take your pick. 111111/llTIY LIYIL Pecky Cypre11 eaae DOE. 851-9227 Cheryl 6'2-4223 floe, llllgallon exper. Xlnt Medleal Office ---Two posltlont avallat>te xlnt Of'Ply tot a career 1., dffk, bulfet, dear trophy .IUITMI eklllt. Non smOker pref FlllT HSI ror buay otfleee. Answer electronic HIM. Firm head, lampa, antlquet, ~~1la~~.y1pt~lm-~ RESIDENTIAL CLEANING Send reaume lo Hlrl~ Worker Comp & Peraonal buay phones, and type 111ary & banaflta. Wiii mite. 875-7485 ...,.,. ,,,_ -· p 8 rt n er · 1 8 5 5 Injury practice, exper 55wpm. Good benef, Ila train. Must haw poattl\la WATERBED·Klng size, Cill aft. 4, &42·9937 Working Foreman Mon-Fri MaeAr1hur Blvd, Suite and t·y"'n~ 1 muatt Bl· d 1 tt•·-& .. I 1 8 5 SS,.,.. •• 50 p/h Uae ~25 Irv! C 927 5 ,.. an P ulh o -•· . ant .. ua Ill c par· complete w/m01lonlett • ..,,.,....,, r .. ' ne, a. ~ llngyal1pu1.CallElalne RIVIERA PERSONNEL sonallty.BatlemathM!llll mittreuS1956'2-4420 HSKPRICOM PANION, Co vane, min 1 yr exper G b 9 6 851 0127 SERVICES. Important Cell Im~ 1--------.,,. dally 2:30-8. C<IM, nava Clean cul. bondable, L•IH OLlll Of 1 • ' • 2082 Buslneu Center °'· 549•9913 C.M. Xlnt wtlallehair, C09f S500 own car. 873-3327 or ftuent Engl, & alto PIT PIT. wknd evet. e11per 1t11• •/ ... L--1 NII s195 54&-9197 875-3362 ev• IM2-M24 N B . Irvine 7~222 tor def'~ 1t0Je Ir~~~~ Su II e J:.i. ,d r v 1n 1 IEOllm 1101 In TODAY'S CROSSWOR·D PUZZLE A CAO SI 1 Pile •JIJ 6 Vaunt 10 F190rant 14 Enhre ""'" 15 v .. r'M' unot 16 81iK• POOll 17 Run off 18 Corral 20 Offend 22 Obsote1 .. 23 EndtnQ In• •\ or i:l9\ ;>4 Brawls 25 ""too .11 211 P!)rtu•tif!d 29 Ad1u~t 30 Gr&d"d ,,,,.,.., 3S Sehl ''''l 36 C~P"' •'H"' .. unit l7 lJp IJ• .. t 18 N•'"' ', ton .. n.tn'J"' \ •tdfll"•'" '4) IJt\lh"'"""l '~''''" • U StO'.tQ" ,n.t ~.,~_, .. ......... ,,. 50 Un•"' "''" SI Atl ""'~' S!I Pn<111"''"' ~7 CJ•'IJ.11111 I I ti.ti ')fl t;ymt>r>I '•'I Alflu.,n< f! MJ <;1ow mu~• Iii rc,rward 62 S•M"' E'1 ,,., t:;""'""" "'" DOWN \ VPr'\f•trlr1lf' 1 Al••r d" l.)n<J l (Jlrl f "~'"'""'"' 4 RN•rm .. .,, ,,,,. ,. fir .um,,,.,,,,, I WQ~n 't N,,.,, "U"•• 'I Cr111r,.tj 10 ') .... ,,,,,, ''"111•tl/lC I "41111"1"1 t I f •''IP<'>ift 111~ ''""'' ' ~ Qlft,.._,., '• t;.-n~ ,,, r., ... ,,,.g 'c-,,-1,lplt . ,., .. ,.,, ""'""· )~ 111 lt , .. ,,," • t It t tJ .. IW"Nh .. H .ill\Cr.!' 101 '""''1 j I F1at~r """ S2 Wer,t 11r1d1u 1 .. A"'''ll ">t> 14 Rnt>m 'JP'"''''' 'J 111 µdy hnnur I r )9 , ... , .... r•'".l"(jr'1 W.-.tpr1r 4(1 p, 1'1 A f,, •w• i I '41'"''" 42 "lf(tf ,, t ,.. ,, al,,.,., 4 ~ ( .,, "'" ..... •f:. lf'.'tf1t'1't I,,.,. "' (, ,, ... " 41j I r tr11• f.i'""' •Cl w .,_, ,.,,1.~" ~' J•J(t( tj''" .,, r. ·~It"' 'i ' f ••tt .. , .... '" t l 4 (~ •' .. i .. ,. ( ( .... promotion (213)858-8053 No lee 538-9402 PIAOTIOAl 11111 llv&-ln tor amb elderly lady, mu11 drive 494-626' leave meuage RUllYATllllST IHRU-OUllD ior p\11 club In N.B Muat lllTlll have good phone man· M other'• Market & ner, data entry exp. help-Kitchen 11 now taking ap- iul Appty 3700 Newport pllcatlonl p ..... appf) Blvd (Lido Mat1na VII· at 225 E. 17th St. Cotti llllllYAlTtll&IT Fairview Community church 11 aeeklng • pd nursery attendant tor Sunday mornlnga from 9 40 thru 12 noon Please apply 11 churen ottiee or by t alllng s.4~8 10 1age). btwn t0-7 MeuS48·7788 675-0900 Restaurant lllYlll ITATlll P11nn IUL Tl CLll FT /PT Mr'\I. ata ...... pef• eon. will train. n=:,s 2~~~1;~ ci:'Ynter LnE llOUllO tune up, bnca. air cond Apply at 2590 Newport Blvd, C.M Uk tor Sam DIMES . A '~j LINE I WANT ADS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES Se// your ltflffls for $50 or Jeu Jn our famous DIMES·A-LINES pub· llshtKJ each Satuiifay In the Dally Pilot OIMES~A·LINE ads must be pre~pald so mall or bring them Into the Dally Piiot Off/Of# &t turf to Include your phone numtlllrdiad- dr•ss In your ad, have a price on ' each Item & no abbreviations Sorry, no comrrHHclat ad1. garage ,.,_, produc.. plant1 or anlmal1 are accept•~ DEADLINE: 3 p.m. Thurect.r C09te MHa Office ITAllll 11"1 Wllttltw AaMmbler. Mutt haw ex- perience. 548-7885 TILIPIMI W.U Taking 1ppllc:at1on1 101 open minded oparetore. attractive voice ~ ary. xlnt u11ry ptua mu111 bonua programa. Call 8-4, Mon-Fri 250-0390 TIUPllll UUI Cun peld dally, no expar req 5-9 or 9-5 ~ dally, 9 tO Hotih PactflC Coat Hwy, Lag Bch Part time ev9tllnga, It home or omc. Contact· Jamaa Cu my. M2·41H nu,..........,. ~1 cnarlty1~ MM. c:aatl paid dllly n 850-l280 , .............. , .. , FOR rNSURANCE OF.FICE P/T,evea. 557-1882 TUPllUHI Variety of lop dollar. locel, temp opptya evall. Work at your conwntene. RIVIERA PERSONNEL. SEAVICE8. 2082 Bollnaaa Center °'· Sult• 290, lrvlna 833·9410 No tea 1UYILllm Mutt be •nergettc 6 agrMl/Ye, 10 work In pteaaant eurroundlnga 261-tMt Ed Video 8t0f'e llUUll•IWPllT PfT No eap nee; U*Y .. c:omm1111on 478-0du (10Mi~) , ........ Conatrucllon Com any _,___Bytrtd p«.on, Meaa atff •33-2 , 30 \ Cta11 .... voUA cAXQct at a Wealthy Sportamant SS0,000 Wareh®M Sale of vlrtually all new gear tor 1 fraction of tt't eoatll Thia Saturday & Sunday Aprll 27 & 28, warenouae at 17th & Placentia, In Coat• M.... Fot auto. boating and peraonal war ... from 10am-5pm SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Orover • Sear1 Empty -Intend PRECEDENT My alater·ln-law, who wu a pr•laW ltudenl, WU overheard admonllhlng ti« eon· .. Two wronga ~ matla a right. but lh9Y could ... a PRECE· DENT " l '77 M«cadM 300D all pwr orig. owner, xlnt eond. $7000. OBO 854-1515 '78 460 SL. 45,000 ml, apou.... orig. owner. S28,000 flrm. 675-7200 ,., ....... For Pampered Mercadea Benz 11..UTIUU Top Meroade9 Prlcee Paid CaJI Peter Of Ray ........ Tl 41allllOIHI 213 ot 714 837-2333 ... 944 5 apd, Ml pwr. l eath•r. 7 '• •••• wnl1a/bf'wn, anrt, 5K ml. 6-45-4800 Mon·Frl M PM &42-7621 ev/wknda CHICK IV Ea.ON l'ORSCHE AUDI CllEVROlET Hl1t1 .. 1 Quallly S.••· ...... ~. CHICK IVEa90N "5 [, C..ttHwy N-,orakKll ,, •.• , .. tlll IEW IAI llLll lllJUlllLU WIUY OWlllll 01111111 172 I RtM itahoii w~ Cua1 CrutMr. bdy , NM gd, 11500 852-t 62 ......... ............... .. ....... 'I'···~., down, End Com!Mfdal l.MM OAC IU-UYIUWll 800/228-63H 714/432·15411 •••lat l(atelaet 17~ I I , ~ \ • r • Serving Ntwport Be.ct\, Costa Mesi, Hunllogton le.ch. lrvtnt. L..guna leacfl._fountaln Ylley tftd South 0r-.. CouMy, -- ORANGE COUNTY. C ALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY APRIL 24. 1985 '/',CF N · •· .. inconte . e na1r ortex e Coast Knights in shining armor Invaded the UC Irvine campus over the week- end./ Al Coast residents tell what they plan to do with their Income tax returns./ A7 California Indio woman delivers a big baby-16pounds, but no world record./ A4 Bell ls protesting a proposed cut In tele- phone rates for Cali- fornians./ A4 Nation Former Sen. Sam Ervin, the so-called ··Hero of Watergate," Is dead at the age of 88./ A4 House Democrats deliver a crushing blow t o Presi- dent Reagan by turning down his $14 million fund- ing proposal for Nicaraguan rebels./ A4 World Soviet Union's Gorbachev says the Unit- ed States Is not nterested In arms nego- tiations./ AS Pope John Paul II ap- points 28 new cardinals, including two from the United States.I AS Food Cheese dishes from the Alpine regions of Fr ance translate easily to the American kitchen./C1 Whenyoungcookscom- pete, their focus is on creatlvity./C7 Sports Corona del Mar High basketball coach Jack Errlon Is recuperating from a five-hour vascular operatlon./01 Woodbridge High School turns back Estancia's bid In Sea View League vol- leyball./01 The Angels were 14-9 losers to Oakland./01 Business VU Corp. of Irvine is seeking federal approval of a new vaginal thera- peutic sponge./84 INDEX Births Bridge Bulletin Board Business Clasalfled Comics Crossword Death Notices Food Horoscope Ann Landers Mind and Body Opinion Polle• Log Public Notices Sports Stock Markets Televl1lon Theaters Weather A6 B6 A6 B4-5 04-6 86 06 04 c 1-10 0 5 A9 B1-2 A10 A3 03-4 0 1-3 B4 83 B3 A2 Art for art's sake ans1on . y Judge declares board failed to comp'Iy with order on state environment laws By JEFF ADLER Of,.,. o..y ...... ..., ..\n Orange ( ount) Superior Coun Judge found the Board of Supervisors in contempt of coun Tuesday for farhng to compl) with a 1982 coun order requinng the county follow state environment.al laws before ex- panding John Wayne Atrpon . Because contempt proceedings a re quas1-cram1nal in nature. ~hwab !> ~ntencing o puons could range from requinng the cou nt) to submit the a1rpon expansion plan fo r his review to fining syperv1sors or even having the fi\e-memtser board Jailed. Schwab also could order the county to cuna1I the expansio n prOJCCt, which would immed1atrly gro und all (Pleue eee COUNTY I A2) Ir.vine hospital clears its final coUncil hurdle Zon~ compliance review 01{' dover Marines' objection By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of the Delly l'tlot l laft rues of the In inc Medical Center made a unsuccessful. la'it-d1tch b1J Tue'iday to halt construction of the proposed 177-bed hospital near the Man ne ( orp-; .\tr Station, El Toro 8) a 4-1 vote. the Irvi ne ( ''' ( ounetl apprcncd a 1on1ng com· pham'.e rev1ev. for the design of the hospital. v. h1ch '" to be built on the non heast corner of Sand (aO\on Road and .\hon Parlc wa\ · requested the appeal heanng after the In inc Planning ( omm1ss1on s1m1· larl) appro"ed the hospital's design. cast the sole opposing vote. .\gran s.a1d he supports the concept ol a communtt) hospital 1n In 1ne but o ppose'> the site selected because of potential noise and air safet) prob- lems posed b) the nearb) a ir base. To hammer borne h1!> point he showed footage of a Sacramento air crash Bng (1en \\ 1lltam Bloomer El Toro ba..c rnmmander. also rest.lied his oppo\ltton to the hospital'<; lo· cauon. I 7 miles from 1he end ot an LI Toro run"a} and clo~ to ont' of the base·, l..C) night path'> "l tcna1nh "uuld nut v.ant a member of ni~ tam1I~ 1n a hO'\ptlal 1ha1·, 1n the path !lf JCI aircralt ·· Bloomer 'i31<1 "Would \Ou'•" Newport Harbor Hl&h School librarian John McGlnnla and hia wlfe, Dianne, e-akepeelal ebewlng of reetored az:t works on display thla week in the achool llbrary. The paindnga have been in mothball• for the ••t 20 eara. T uesda\ ... vote .... a'i the la<>t COUOC'll re\ ICW r1:qu1rcd before hosp1\al backers can begin construcuon later 1h1s 'ear n;uncilman Larr) .\gran. \\ho "Let"~ baC"k a"a' fr11m thl\ troubled '1tc •· he adde-d < Jf>I f ranl.. < .&\\tanu an aide 10 CPJu.e eee HOSPITA"1A.2.J_ Laguna bearing down on illegaf artists' displays By LISA MAHONEY Of IM O•Hy Piiot Stiff Oflinal\ "'II h.l\l' tngl t ix·rmll\ tor illegal COn'itruu1on at I aguna Village or tl·ar the 1mproH·mcn1' down. "i1ntc Laguna tkalh I a\pa~cr·,' .\\\oc1a11on Prc-;1dcnt Paul ( hn,. t1an.,cn bla'itt'd thc a\\Ortl'll rnllec· tt0n of kH>\k an1\t "ork<.hop' and d1<ipla\ area'> M,mh Ill a\ a .. ,hanh <,hopping Cl'IJll'r that hJ' pnil1kratl·d for hl'\ond ''' pnm11'" thl' ut~ hJ' told l a~una V1llagl· oY.ncrs to pa\ rx·rmll ll'l'' and get ut' appro.,.al tor 1111prcn l'ml'nt' made to the propcrt\. 'I 77 \ < oa\I H 1gh" a' fhc nl) alrl'ad> ha' g1\.Cn Laguna \ illagr aftcr-thl'-fall J)l.'rm1ss1on tor the hrrlk walkY.a~' throughout th ru\ltl \Citing JOU tor a "Oo<kn \tulpturc at ''' t'ntranll' .\nd. Y.hlk .1 .... a111ng rx·rm11 applt- l.tlHIO\ tor add111cm., and m o<l1· (Pleaae aee ILLEGAL/A2) Supervisors may halt Irvine Lake boat races From staff and wire reports The Orangr < ounl' Hoard ul ..,urx·r-.i,ors \\ill lllO\llkr to<la} wh('thcr to rC\.Okl· a 1)l'rm11 tor boat race' at In lnl' Lah· 0...'lJUSl' of an u.naulhorl/4'J chanl!C in th,· cour~ l(1r a rat'(' in 'o'htc~l ·ar-old r,p<·ctator wa'l lollcd · "T hl'} Wl'n ahl·ad and fl'' cr'lcd thl· dogg<>nl' dtl'l'(t1on of thl' race ... 'aid county ~upcn l\1>r Arull' Ncc;tantfc who called for a ban un tun her rau.•\ Nc.,tandl' ..aid he "ould call tor Officials downpl~y oil spill B> ROBERT HYNDMAN 01 IM D...., "91 ..... \1,1tt• and l·o11nt) cnv1mnmcntal ntfa 1al\ \a) tht' 1.hrm Ka l spill 1hut pollutl·d 'inn ·ntt•tto < n:cl.. in Ir' inc.- la\t "l'l'I.. 1.1.a<; far tc.-.s ~nou, than l':lrltn n•pon' 1nthl.ltl'd Wh1l1 l'\t1matt'' or tht• nmuunt nl 1·h1•ml(,1I' 'J11llcc1 rnngl'd up tu I 000 ~lion' .1 l 011nt\ watl'r pollu11on 'IX'''·''"' ,,1111 r ul·..J;l\ that no more than 10 r..111011' 11f a light mach1nt.tl1I w11'I Jctuall\ dl'tl'Cll'd m thr \ltlw· min IOI an•I.. I h.t l kl'd\ I I pptr Nc.-w H'\1Kat111n of thl· 1)\·rm11 .11 toda~., Ho.1rd ul \urx·n ""r' nH'l'ting Hrand\ Hranlhflo.,..l·r of Rurbank "a' k1llelt ~unda} "hl'n lhl' '>lt•t.•rrng ta tied in a buat dm l'n b~ Jamr\ l.angl' of S1m1 Valle}~ ~nd1nK lhc d,111 rnrccning into a l m\HI on a hl.•Jl h ,1hou1 .too ~arll'> pa'>l lhl' tin1'h hnl· It ''a' thl' third I.it.ti drag boat .1n 11..knt at tht.' lal..l· in l\\11 \C;Jf' It ~"'the tir\t JlTt1.kn11111,11..c thl' hk 11t .1 'Pl'1 lator thuugh 'IX'llator' haH' (Please aee BOAT I A2) / California's Time Bomb UCI apartheid protest UC lrnne •tudenta Joanna Jen, left, and -Xal'en Label80n prepare T-ahlrU for a demon•tration today acalnat Uni•enity of Callfomla ln•eatmenta ln companiea doing bu•lnea with South Africa. Students at Irvine and other UC campuaes are uratng the Boa.rd of Regents to eeTer bulnae ties with the companies becaUM of South Africa's apartheid pollclee. Campu9 of· flclala said the UCI proteet wu orderly Toxic cleanup a (ough task:; but future prospects bright Waste disposal issu e taken off back burner but It 'II take decades . billions to accomplish ROGER GILLOTr ·~-----..... 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Ci'd of thl' l't'ntun "'II ,tbout JoublC' the t')t1ma1cd _, .......... .__ __ --+-....... .-"·'' "The prt\\urr " nn · .,.,,, Jan RaJ 1m\\.). head of the olltC'rn.it" r· 1rt. hnol<>f,v unit of thr \U1tr l>l.·fl<1rt ml'nt uf tkalth Sci'\ ll<."' in \al raml·n to ... ,tC' d 14.po\oll v.~n ... Jrml unimponant 1n the ""ht'ml· ol thintt' \nothrr l'\ltttng pro\fll'1 I " tlH \Uh,tanltJI r1•dul tton 111 "·''" 'ol UOll thn1u1h lll~lllO IP lnt'rl ,l\h m 'mall 11.1><'t'\ ~l11h11h' 1h.11 .Hl'n't m1llmp tnn\ Ao" pr1llhllC'd annu311\ (Pleue tee PfLL/A3 ) (Pleaac ett WA Tt/A31 • l \ . ' • HB teachers call proposed !_,percent r8.ise 'irlsulting' By llONJ\T BARXER ................ Anll')' h11h school teachers )lmmed Huntmjton Beach dastnct headquaner'1 Tuesday naaht to .prott"st a "demeaning ond 1nsult1na .. I percent pay irtcttalle. One v~tt"ran teacher claimed that district officuals care even more about -warm toilelS for disciic1 personnel lhad n they do about proper pay for the" istnct's more than 700 teachers. • Teachers. who are seeking a S perccnt pay boost. and trustees -~ho have o ffered a 1 • percent pa> increase but -s8id they'd 1ump to 3 ~rcent -have bttn at loggerheads san~ November. • A state medtator has schedull"d scssaons Thursday to ti"} to get both aides together. , Teachers picketed before classes a'uesday at Fountain Valle) and Edison h~ schools and demon- Slrated at dastnct headquarters before the Board of Trustccs's meeting. .,..here 20 voiced protc~ts. · Carole Stadum. a science teacher at Hunti~n High. charged that d1s- Vict officials have their spending priorities mixed up. They've installed Infra-red heaters over the individual M>ilets . at district headquarters on Yorktown A\>enuo iO that ~tAITmcm tx-rs ~'On't act a chill. ··A warm toilet i~ more am gortant than havtoa·properl) pu1d tcothen.'' Sht' said. · Officials acknowledged thal bath-rooms at di.strict headquarters arc heated. bt,tt s:-ud individual school$ sites also have· the 53mc type of ht"atcrs. some for mor(' than 20 years. Other eommcnts from some of the teachers who addressed board mem- bers out of an aud1cnc:c of more than 300: •Elaina McFarland. he said teachers -"the most amponant .cofnmodll) to education" -should alway~ come first on 1he pnomy hst. not last. "I feel like I'm being treated li ke a blue-collar. worker:· she said. "We have to get up 10 beg for a pa)' incrcaS<' and 10 tell ~ou "c'rc unhap-p) .• •Lo" ell Spangler f ru}tces. ht• ~1d. are sa~ ing teachc~ arc of little \al uc: "11h the I percent pa) offer. •Anhur Brown. "Pm not sure }OU realize how good teachers reall) arc here 1n the d1~tnct," he said. "I feel back!!d into a corner. I cnJO) the d1s1nct and the ~oplc wc arc working with. I wish we could get a few more dollars ... •JerT) Wh11e._··1 enJOY seeing the briJhl. energetic students ea h da) Then: are lo1s of rewards. But the ne&Olt1U10ni att demorahi.mg. As a ron~qucnce. tcachc" get ured of volunteerina to do ihe extras and the) cease to tr11sm1t their l'nthu1asni. J hate these ttmes." •Diane Champion. She s~ud there are mcreaSCi an workload. demands. paperwork and s1ze of classes com- bined with cutbacks in programs. increases in teacher la)offs and rcdur- 11ons of books and supphci.. There 1s a trl·nd. i.he saad. of steady increases in h1ghl)-pa1d admto1s- 1rat1on and suppon people. She also claimed that lrustees have doubled their pay while becoming more and more recalcitran~ with teachers. Trustees claimed. however. lha1 lhcre have been cutbacks in adm1nis- 1a11on and support staff and 1n- creasscs in books and supplies 1n recent years. The) also denied doubl- ing their pay. Trustee Steve Smith assened that trustees are entitled to raise their pay to S400 a month but instead arc paid $200. Both Smith and colleague Bnan Lake also s~ud they would approve a 3 percent pay increase and that the I perttnt offer is a negotiating tactic. ·coUNTY IN CONTEMPT ON AIRPORT .•• 9Yrom.Al flights above the 41-flight hm1t. However. attorney Steven Pflaum. special ai~rt counsel for Newpon Beach, satd it is not the ci tv's W\tention to "interfere" with the SS- night limit. "That's not ourob1cct1ve. We want hearing on the merits." he said. aum also acknowledged the city's ~ effort is aimed at preventing 73 1ghts from becoming a reaht)'! • Tuesday's rultng further com- 1S)licated the already-clouded legal ~tus of the county's S 150 million · rport expansion plan, which in- luded an April I increa~ from 41 ~mmcrcial Jet fliJtlts per day to SS 2and the possibility tl\at 73 daily flights .,-night be approved in five years. fudge Schwab ruled that formet :Superior Court JudJe Bruce umner's 1982 order. which blocked planned airport expansion prOJCCt and an increase in flights beyond the il41-fli$ht limit. required the county to ubmat subsequent expa nsion plans )or court review. The 1982 court order grew out of a -iawsun filed by the' city of Newport :Beach and Stop Polluting Our Ncw- pon that sougtft to limit the earlier expansion plan Attorne)S for both the Cit) and SPON were back tn coun Friday arguing that Sumner's ruling not onl) remained tn effect. but also required 1ha1 the new expansion plan. certified 1n February, be submitted for coun re vie". Schwab apparent I} agreed. He ~1d ha s ruling meant the count) "should not have gone ahead without sa11sf)'1ng the court that the) are in compliance with the lav..'' The Judge scheduled a hcanng Fnday morning to formall y enter his Judgment agatnst the count). Board of Supervisors' Chairman Thomas Riley and Supervisors Bruce Nestandc expressed no surprise over the latest in a long. tangled line of court decisions revolvtog around the airpon. Both said they would await a briefing today by the county's special airport counsel and Friday's hearing before commenting. "The board has done 11s best. We knew 11 would be in the couns one wa )' or another ... Nestandc said. Newport Beach City Attorney Rob- ert Burnham said he and members of 1he Cit) Council were "pleased .. by the ruling. "Thas means that the Orange County Supenor court wall be able to complete the task 1t began 1n 1981 . that ot ensuring the county complies with California environmental law in its efforts to expand John Wayne Airport.'' Burnham said. The decision also means the case wall tx-litigated an a state coun rather than a federal coun as the count ad sought, he said. Tne county filed a pre-tmR ve lawsuat in federal court M h 6 asking U.S. District Ju~c Terry Hatter to uphold the legality f the plan, its environmental impa re- port. Santa Ana Heights land use plan and commercial airfine access plan. The county also won a preliminary injunction barring Newport Beach, SPON or the Airport Working Group from filing any new lawsuits in state court challenging the expansion on environmental grounds. However, attorneys for Newport and SPON responded by asking Schwab to determine whether the county violated the 1982 order by pressing ahead with the expansion without wi nning state court certifica- tion of the plan's legality. Pflaum also said the decision now will enable Newport to renew its federal court motion asking that portions of 1hc county's lawsuit dealing with questions of st.ate en- vironmental law be dismissed. BOAT RACING BAN CONSIDERED .•. From Al been inJured betore. .. . 1-1------..;..:..a.Mf~~~J-l.li='4l~l..a.IU...Q}'.__~p The wa} the course was set up, said l>pec1f} that the course run in a Ernie Schneider. an aide to Nestande noaherl) d1rec11on oward the the racers "would be headed nght for middle of the lake. While race the crowd.·· officials are allowed to make some ) official of the count} Environmental Management Agency confirmed that · ..Sunday's fatal draa-boat race was run 1n the opposite direction and in a different location than prescnbed 1n the county's use permit for that activity." Nestandc said m a state- ment Tuesday. "In add1t1on. because the authonLed operational plan was not followed. the spectator viewing area was in a different loca11on:· Nestande said. "I would categoncall) deny that." changes for wa1er level. they must said Peter Doyle, an attorney rep--'..Gtick to a generally northerly course. rescnttng the National Drag Boat he said. Associati on. A spokesman for the Irvine Co .. Doyle said the racers were headed which leases the property to Elliot and toward mud flats. not spectators. He Andrews. said that if the county does ~id the permit gives race officials the not revoke the racers' permit. the flex1b1li1y to decide the course layout. Irvine Co. ma) ban the races. Schneider saad the terms of a fi ve-A decision 1s expected within two )'ear perm at granted to race operators weeks. The ne:1.1 races are scheduled Douglas Elliot and Bill Andrews June 21. ILLEGAL DISPLAYS FACE CRACKDOWN ... From Al ficauons alread) made to several of. the s11c·., c;1x bualdtogs. cit) officials OK.d s1m1lar improvements on the rematotog structures. . 10 enclose the open-aar kiosks to an aucmpt to keep out salt> ocean breezes tha1 damaged their anwork and made It uncomfortable 10 work 1n inclement weather. Design Re\lew Board. descnbed Laguna Village's tactics as "a btt of an annO)ance." Even wh en the owners do submil plans pnor to maktog changes there. the apphcauons dnb- ble to "lmle by li ttle." he said. The board would rather see a ;. • < -- 1 1 W l,~JH (R ---~-~ Fair skies ~ .. nd w~rm weather HtQh pt~r• ove1 Southern Callfomla will keep the lklft telr and tampat•tur• wtrrn through Thutad•v. wtth gu.ty wtnc:11 ac;ourlng tti. mounteln1. d-.ru end coastal PUNS. The prauure wilt ahunt Pedflc llOtmt to the north thrOUQh WuhlngtOf'l •nd Oregon to tM e»nt.rlll Rocltlea. leavlng South.,n Calltou\la moatly ctear. the Netton.i WMth« Sarvlte aald Loa Anoelel wtll be breezy tonight and Thurtd•v. with Iowa In lhe mld-501 anc:I high• In the 70s. Along the Orange CoHt It wlll be mo.tlv clear through Thuradey but 1ome patchy IOw clouds or fog near the coaat Local gully north to northeut wlnc:la near the pasM1. Highs Thursday 701 to low SOs. Lows ton1Qh1 mostl)' In the 501. From Point Conception to the. Mexican 80fder and out 60 m1te1 -Inner w•ters: Light verlablewlnds tonight and Thursday morning becomlngwest 8 to 18 knot1 late tonight and Thursday eftetnoon. Wntetly •well 1 to 3 feel. ... 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District Judge Prentice Marshall rejected argumel)lls by Williams' attorney that the fo rmer union leader was so ill that he could die in prison or that he could be assassanated there. Williams was sentenced in 1983 to a provisional 55-ycar term pending a 90-day medical evaluation. Marshall had said a final sentence would be imposed after that pcnod. Williams. 70. suffers from severe emphysema and heart problems. Under 1crms of Marshall's order. Williams wall report to the federal pnson hospital in Spnngfield. Mo .. b) Ma} ~2. A medical C\ aluallon will be conducted and federal au1h ori11es \.\111 repon back to Marshall b} August At that time. Marshall w1ll 1mposc a final sentence. ~ The judge refused to reduce the sentences of two of Williams' co- defendants. both former trustees of the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund. Thomas O'Mallcy. 46. will serve 2'h years. and Andrew Massa. 67, will serve a year and a day but will be allowed to do that in a work-release program under an agreement with the government. The three men. along with two others. were convicted in December 1982 of conspirina to bribe then-lJ .S. Sen. Howard C.annon with a lucrative Las Vegas land deal in exchanae for his help in defeatina trucking de- regulation legislation. The bill became la w. Cannon. a Nevada Democrat who was defeated an a rc-clcct1on bid. was not charged A fourth defendant. Joseph Lonf ... bardo. 55. a reputed cnmc Syndicate figure. al read) has begun servtng a 15- year sentence. The fifth. Allen Dorfman. a milhona1re insuranct c:\ecutivc. was killed in an app.ircnt gangland murder weeks after hi~ conviction. Marshall said the prison hospital had received Williams' medical hlSr IOI) and "they arc read). willing and able to care for Mr. Williams ... "Mr. Walhams has not persuaded me confinement at Spnn$field would be detrimental to his health ... Marshall saad. ) ..I .\s for concerns about Williams' safet}. Marshall said there was no evidence the former union leader has cooperated wath authQriues 1n such a wa\ that would lead tO threat!> on his life'. HOSPITAL CLEARS LAST HURDLE .•. Bloomer, al~o raised the spc.·c1er of an air tragedy. He cited a training Jet crash that took the li ves of two El Toro-based pilots Monday nigh1 1n Nevada. Ma} or David Sills. however, point- ed out that the proposed location of the hospital was nol the focus of Tuesday's hcanng. ~ssistant Ci1y Attorney Enc New- man eilplained that the council had to decide onl) whether the hoo;p1tal's design complied w11h local Loning and planning laws In asking for the appeal heanng. Councilman Agran saad the design \ iolated 1on1 ng rules because pan of the hospital would nse I 18 feet. when the council had approved a ma:1.1- mum hosp11al height of85 feet Bui Jamee; Ta}lor. a planning and government rclat1onl> consultant for the hospital. said the small pan of the bu1ld1ng nsing.118 feet was s1mpl) an elevator shaft. He said all occupied pon1ons of the hospital would be w1thin 1he 85-foot limlt. City staff members also produced a leuer from the Federal A v1a1ion Ad m inistration indicating the ex- tended elevator shaft posed no night problems. ~gran admitted the elevator shaft was not the ke y issue. "This 1s the last opponunit)' to address some larger. underlying is- sues:· he said. "I don't fo r the life of me understand wh) "e are betog pushed forward when there arc better sites to the cit y." - However. hi s motion 10 den} the hospital's zoning compliance re\!ew failed for lack of a second. Councilman David Baker J01ned the remaining council members 1n approving the review. Baker as chair- man of the medical center's board of directors. The city's legal staff de- termined he could vo te on the issue because he has no financial interest in the hospital ana rccelVl!S no pay ro; has work as board chairman. ; Carol Hoffman . president of a medical center support group called People for an Irvi ne Community Hospital. s;i1d today she was relieved that the last council review was concl uded. "I thtok 1t wa!> clear that we've met the city's requirements." she saad. She called the proposed location .... afe and appropnate." She pototed out that no place in Irvine would be completely free of noise and air traffic problems beca use the cit~ 1s sur- rounded b) two mahtal) air bascc; and John Wa yne ..\1rpor1 . .\t Tucsda} ·s heanns. n 1t1cs men .. 11oned Hoag Memorial Hosp1tal~s recent pullout offinancial backing for the Irvine Medical Center. Hoffman saad talks with other potential panncrs are proceeding wet! and predicted a iroundbreaking for the new hospital 10 the late fall. Bob Buellner. co-owner of Lagu na Village. said he and partner Ed "ard Olson have hired an architect to sketch the village as it appears today. The men will seek permits for all previou'il) unauthonzed work tha1 the designs 1den11fy . he said. "The) slowly started putttog up a lillle more pro1ect1on around their work until some (kiosks) were almost enclosed." he said compl~e plan for Laguna Villa~ .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'rather than the piecemeal changes that have occurred. Polster said. The) also wall proceed wi1h cx- £ans1on plans approved by the cit~ ~ • JUSl beforr the taxpayers' assoc1a11on 'brought the.· illegal addi11ons to light. •Buettner said. Public bathrooms. art display boxes along 1he fron1 of the ·property and an expanded cooking area an the snack bar rece1 .. ed Design Review Board appro .. al 1n February. Commun1t> Development Direc- tor June Catalano <;a1d "There I'> some illegal ton'>lruct1on that has ~c on there. Thq arc 1n the process of trying to corrcc1 11 ·· ~ Bueunersa\<i the an1sts 1hcmsel .. es ~dded walls. doors and d1spla)' cases ' Just Call ' 642-6086 Buellner acknowl edged that he and Olson "were noi unaware'' of the art1'its' fora)\ 1nt0 carpentl) but said he didn't real!Zl: that some of 1he moddka11on!> -such as doors and d1'ipla~ ca<,cc; -required city ap- pro\ al. .\re' ll'"' of thl' u1~ \fi le on Laguna Village.· 'ihow' J 1cndenq on th e pan of 11\ owner\ to ma ke changes w11hou1 pa)mg fel'\ or r,ubm11t1 ng 1he mod1- fica11on'> for lit\ n.·' 1c-..., llkgal ron\truct1on Jlll\ 111es ha \e tx·cn rl·c.o rdcd :ilmus1 n cr. H'ar since the \ 1llagc rCU.'I\ Cd II\ firc;t construC'- llOn lppro,-als tn the.· r,ummer of I <>MI Lmn· l'ol">tcr. l hairman of 1hc Part of the problem. Polster be- lieves. may be th e unusual nature of the Laguna Village project. Labeled as a temporary use. 11 .has a I 0-year opcra11ng perm!I granled under a vanance received on its parking lot. Polster sa id the review board was uncl.'rtain as to how much dl.'vclop- mcnt should be allowed on the c;ite before the proJCCt could be considered pcrmanen1 (ala la no tlanfi cd the mailer al the las1 board mecung b} telltog mem- bers Laguna Village will always be temporal) C\C"n 1f bu1ld1ng foun- dations arc <,Unk in10 the gro und. Polster said What do you llke about tbe Dally Pilot? What don't you like? Call th\' number at left and your messa1e will be recordf'd , transcribed and delivered lo Uie appropriate editor. The same 24-bour an1werln1 service may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic. Contributors to our Letters column must Include their name and telephone number for vulflcatlon. No circulation call1. pleHe: Tell us what's on your mind . Deity Pltot Oef1Yer1 llOverantHd ORANGF COAST Clrcul•tlon 7141142""'333 ' loolondel' f'•oaa, " , "' ~ not ~ '°"' ~"' ' S JO pm '41 Delo<t 'I m llnd 1°"' (.(IOy * t ~ ..... .0 ....,,,.., Incl ~" .. ,..., 00 ""'' rer:-('N' I .,, 0y 1 t m t•• De'O'• 10 • "' -'({/VI C«•y .... 111 o.-eo Clrcvtetk>n T•p:tonee "'°" I 0rllllf9 C<•itlr "'"' -~ ..... Daily Pilat H.L. Schwart~ Ill P11bl·<;t Pr Fr•nk Zlnl Managing Eo1ror Karen Wittmer Marketing Direc tor AoHmary Churchman Howard Mullenar1 Controller Advertic>1ng 01recr or i Robert L. Cantrell Production Mf!rla.ger Donald L. Wllllam1 C1rcutal1on Manager I ClaHlfled advertl1lng 7141142·5111 All ottt.r department• M2-.4321 MAIN OFFICE l'Wl IN"t A•,)! ( '• M•M C::4 Ve t"kt!• \ I',. ·~ C.0.t• V"W A /'1-;'t), , 'II'' •'If" Co• y> r'. •' P -"'Q c.~-pe , N ••t 1•1)1' .. ill\ltll•tl(f"l;I ...,J,Q-11 ,.,. ... ,,.. 01 e hr! • ~~n ,,9'f"M"l ~r o. , .... .,~., .,,,....,_.1. "*"' t• ......_ • c .. y•'(f t ()#" ... ,.~_.. ''" ll'l't•~ c-ott1'(;r-()• Of' ti• u • .., I• 1~ """'1-v, r., .... V '>O "'°"" , '--•<>•¥C(loet-[e.,PJQI •''""11f'.<!'tl r ~(!'""" ... .,, Po-"p"""""° D, ,,_ )oe"Qf C.C,e•• ~·~"'ii (11"(.••1 T"'" •J!.~ a•• t-.!)l;"'•D ... Yl<J11 /"'•()oJfl': ,,!(Sit., A iw~ r.y"""1t • •t • p,n+i•"•O Saf,,•GeJ"' ~·'<lfN'""'' fr•P"'"~• '"'lli"'""ll• • • ,., Hll>'n1 ,.., '-•·-, n • ·~ r . •• u..... "•o-.... ~"'"' YOt:.'7e;1tO. 114 Gem Talk By J. C. H UMPHRIES Certified Gemologist. AGS PLRPU: Sl Gll.ITE 1n 4rrrrlrntal f)rq-cn"t'TT As sometimes happens in llfe, an accident has led to an unusual discovery. When a manganese mine suffered the collapse of a mineshaft a few years ago, some strange-looklng rocks were ex- posed. On close examination, It was determined that the mineral was auglllte, a mineral which had been found once before In Japan. But Japanese suglllte was a dull brown color. and was considered to have no real value as a gemstone material. The African suglllte, on the other hand, was a beautiful purple. Some of the stone was found to be transluscent and hard enought to be cut with faceted surface• to reflect llght. The retult was e lovely sott-purple with a blue tint which, under flourescent llghtlng. turns to a red- dish purple. auglllte has been mar- keted under the names "lavullte" and "ezel." The Smithsonian In- stitution own1 • 23.45 carat specl· men of this beautiful stone. Without the mining accident, the world may never have learned of purple augfltte • J -· SWAROVSKI Silver Cry stal ' ·' •• .,,-_, The Gift of Affection . p I I ' Jr Irie I I .!ff ~yf' 01 Mot l.t' \ (). h IV 11 r 1ci1nnl SwwOv\~ • 31°,, I 11 lt•n I A.,s1r1nn cry<.1(11 J. f. .JJumpkried Jeweferd MEM8£A AMERICAN OEM SOCIETY .......--...... 1809 NEWPOAT 8&.VO . COSTA MESA ( 1 , ) 81NC! 1Me • ~· PHONE M8=3401 •