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THI ORANGE COAST COUNTY EDITION
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY J J 198 .J O llANC f COUN l Y C ALIFOHNIA I'• <.~ N ! .,
Faculty
OKs UC I
campus
hospital
B y GLENN SCOTT of UM Olllty PHot 8t•n
Dozens of UC lrvlnt> fueulty
representative~ have o ff1..•red
strong support for plans to build
a 232-bed hospital on campus
Academic St.'nate me mbers.
who held a spt•t·aal mePting
yesterday to discuss h ospital
p lans, said they will back a
u n 1 v e r s 1 t y c· a m p a 1 g n t o
demonstrate tht·ar proposal 1s
superior lo a confhc·ung plan lo
bu i-1 d an o rt -1..· amp us I r v 1 n e
Medical Center
Gener at 1 n g ,. om mun 1 t y
backing f or thto• un1vers1 t y
hospital has been a sourct-of
concern IMC ba1..·kers already
boast support of at least 15,000
area residents.
But Chancellor Darnel Aldrich
Jr. said UCI IS prepared t.o begm
a show of support from key
community members who favor
Lhe university plan
He claimed Lhe IMC proposal 1s
rooted more an k eep ing
competitive h<¥itals out of the
proximity of H oag Memorial
Hospital m Newport Beach than
in offering medical care to I.rvme.
Hoag is working closely with
People for an Irvine Commuruty
Hospital, the community group
p roposing th e o ff -c ampus
h08pital m soulhem Irvine. Hoag
h as a contrac t t o pro vid e
adm1n1strat1on if [M C 1s
constructed
HealthWest Founda11011 of
Chatsworth has bt-en chosen to
build Lhe on-campus hospital on
10 acres near the College of
M e d icine's fac il1t1es Steve
Yer xa , vice president of the
non-profit foundation, said the
entire complex would rover 40
acres and cost about $250 rrullion
If st ate a pp roval came th la
s prin g , the hospita l could be
comp leted by mid 1986. said
Philip Di Saia. president of the
College of Med1c1ne faculty
State health authorities an·
expected to hear appl1cat10ns
from I MC and Hea I th West
off1 c1als during one serit's of
hearings this s pring
G e t o ut the
ribbo n s; oaks
stay at park
There will be oak trees an
Irvine Regional Park aro und
which county residents can tie
yellow ribbons 1f they want
The Board of Supervisors took
action yesterday aimed at savtng
the old trees.
Supervisors unanimously
ag reed to spend as much as
$200.000 to rehabilitate 110 oak
trees in the park They also
approved removal of 16 other
oaks described by county officials
as being in an "extremely poor
state o f health "
The trees to be saved wall be
pruned. braced and secured by
wires to reduce any potential
hazards to the public. according
to guidelines approved by the
board.
The rescue operation will be
p erformed by West Coast
Arborists of Buena Park.
The board was told that the
$200,000 appropriation should be
"reaaonable" to cover Lhe work,
but the fmal bill could vary as
much as 50 percent depending on
conditions encountered as work
progresses The repair effort ia
expected to take 60 days
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Horn-honking crowds m e et schoone r
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Of the 0..,, Piiot •t.n
The 90-foot schooner Pride of
<imore nudged its stately bow
into Newport Harbor today lo be
gret>ted by dOU'ns of yach~ on
the seco nd U S stop o f her
historic voyage fro m its home
port of Baltimore
The Pnde arnved at Newport
Beach a fter a slo w. windless
cruise from San Diego. thf' first
Artis t 's son
h as d a t e with
royal couple
By ROBERT BARKE R
0( tM D9'1y l'flot 8tafl
Dean Beaumont doesn't expect
any trouble at all m getung to see
Queen Elazatx>th 11 and Prance
Phillp of Bnt.arn
Whtie> the> multitudes havP
~n trying -and failing -to
set' the royal pair, Beaumont has
an o ff1 c 1al 1nv1tat1 o n from
Buckingham Palace to do JUSI
that
Beaumont and his w1ff• t:arol,
who hve IJl Tusun, and mother
Dorothy of Laguna Niguel will
board the HMY Britannia about
5 p.m Sunday at the Long Beach
Naval S hipyard dunng the royal
couple's California vis it.
Of course, the Beaumont&
have something going for them.
Beaumont is the son of Arthur
(See ROY AL, Pal(e A!)
US Pac1 f1c port v1s1 ted on a
17.000-mile "goodw1U voyage "
The Pnde was greeted south of
t he je tty ent ran ce by
h o rn -t ooting vessels fro m
Newport Beach, including the
70-foot BaJtJmo re cllpper. S wift
o f lps w1 c h with abo ut 30
yachtsmen aboard
S w ift, a 20-foot shorter vers1on
o f Pride. m ade 1 ts h o me in
Ne wport Beac h for about 15
years. It helled pre -voyage prL>s.5
releases from Balumore officials
wh o said Pride was the first
Baltimore cllpper to transJt the
Pana.ma Canal and sa1J in Pacific
waters for more than JOO years
Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn
Hart and other officials from the
Newport Harbo r Chamber of
Commerct' greeted Capt Armrn
Elsaesser and his 12-member
ISee PKIU~, Pa~e AZ )
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Chicken help• make
end• meet in
deliclou1 di1he1 that
mix 'n' mateb w ilh
othe r economy
foo d1. Food Sectio n,
Pa1e C l.
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Benjamin franklin
paid a vi1it to the
Davia lntermedicate
School and the
witdom he offered
the Cotta Me ..
11udenta 11 a1 1ood
today •• h waa back
In 1776 when the
onglnal Ben wat
around. Pa1e Bl .
lluntington Beac h
and Estancia roll
in to the <:IF
baske tball
quarterfina ls af ter
posting victories on
the road last nisht.
Page El.
• Big
bust
cocaine
• ID HB
Huntington Beach pol!<:e have
arrested two men and seized 111x
pounds of high-grade cocaine
with an estimated street value or
$1 million, a police narcotics
spokesman said.
The bust yesterday was the
second largest coca ine seizure
made in Huntingto n BeaC'h ,
pol:ce said
Arrestt•d on :1uspicion o f
possessing L-ocame for sale were
Herberto Purta Machado, 21, a
Huntington Beach resident, and
John Joiro Vargas, 18, of Miwn1,
Fla The two remained in
Hunungwn Beach City J ail early
t.oday in lieu of $250,000 bail.
Police said both men are
c1uzens of Colombia.
The arresta were made at 1 :2~
p.m ye11terday at a home near
the 1n ter aec t ion o f Beac h
Boulevard and Taylor Drive. The
h o use be l onged to an
acquaintance of the two auapecu.
The narcotics spokesman u.id
o f f i c e r s l a un c h e d an
investigation after receiving a
telephone tip. The two m en
o ffe r ed n o res is ta n ce a nd
possessed n o weapons, po lice
said.
Judge pulls Mesa
dentist's practice
By J EFF ADLER
and JODI CADENHE AD
0 1 IM D .. ll' fl'llot Bi.ft
An Orange County Superior
Court Judge barred Dr T on y
Protopap pa s to day fr o m
µrs>eti c ang den t istr)b.or
admirustcr ing general anesthesia.
In granting the state's request
for a temporary restra1rung order
against the Cost.a Mesa dentist,
Judge Robert Knox said the
court b e lieve d the "drastic
action" was warranted.
A temporary restraining order
will be in e ffect for at least 15
<.lays unul a full hearing on the
st.at.e's mo tion to bar Protopappas
from practicing can be heard.
Thal hearing was set for March
10 Dr. Ton y Proto pappas
In the mea ntime, the state
plans to proceed with efforts to
bring Pro topappas before the
st.ate Dental Board to have hLB
lioenae revoked.
Rain tonight,
then cooling Authorities are investigating
the deaths o f Min na K im
Andreusen, 23. of Huntington
Be a ch , who d ied Sep t. 20;
Cathryn Jones. 31 , of Coclta Meaa,
who died Feb. l 3; and Patricia
Craven, 13, of Sacramento. who
died Feb 19
National Weather S er vice
forecasters said ralny condJtiona
tonight would give way to breezy
and cool weather tomorrow.
A Pacific cold fron t moving
inland was expected to bring a 70
pe r cent probability of rain
tonight, decreasing to 30 percent
t omor row . T o ni ght's low
temperature will be about 52
degrees. and the mercur y is
expected to peak in the upper 60s
tomorrow. the weather service
said
Docume nts fil e d in court
yesterday include an interview
by Costa Mesa police detectives
Michael M1lhngton and Clyde
Foreman with Prot.opappas. In
that intervie w , the dentist
alleged that two of the patlt>nt.a
who underwent treatment at his
(~e DE NTIST, Pa ge At)
Cloudy conditions are expected
to prevail through Sunday.
E x -NB mayor
appointe d to
coast panel
8y STEVE MARBLE O(tfM09'1y ..........
Former Newport Beach Mayor
Don Mcinnis, w h o opposed
creation of t he st ate Coa stal
Com.nussion and once urged the
city to sue the state board, has
been named to the pow e rfu l
12-member panel.
Mcinnis, 62, i.a only Lhe second
Orange County resident to be
appointed to the pane l since its
creation in 1972. according to
commission officials.
Judy Rosene r , a Newport
resident, served under former
Gov. F.drnund Brown Jr. Other
Orange County residents have
served as alternates.
The two-term mayor was one
of four people na med to the
(See COAST, Pa1e AZ)
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\t.\t. Continued stoTies
COAS~ PANEL ...
commlaalon ye.terday by Gov comm l1111 lu11 w as t ry 111A& ~o
Gear~ Oeukmejian. Mclnnla, u.n "uaurp" lcx·al a uthority.
aero1pace exec utive , replace. La.st Call, MclnniJI headed vp a
Anthony L. Ramoe of Oakland. support group for a lar110 and
A longtime critic of the CoaataJ contro versial d evelo pme nt
Commiaaion, Mclnnia generally pro}l'Ct in Newport. The project
has presented hiroaelf aa being the 75-acre Banning Ranch
pr o -de v e 1 o p men t A is a 1s expected to t.'Ome befort! the
t.•o uncllman in Newport Beach. comm1ss1on for approval thl1
h e o n c e c h a r g e d t h a t l h e year.
Mclnnls is a vice presidtmt of
the No rthro p Corp . and
pres1denl or a subsidiary or the
corporation . H e s erved as a
l'Ouncllma.n from 1968 to 1980.
Don Mcinnis
joins coast pane l
Mcinnis. who I.! on a business
trip, could not be reached for
1:omment today.
"l t h i nk h e'l l ma k e a n
excelle nt commissioner." sa id
~ew port Councilwoma n J ackie
Ht!ather "He understands local
government and he understands
how local government has been
at the mercy of the Coas t al
Comnuss1on staff."
H ea th e r a lso was 1n the
running for a commission post
She SaJd she withdrew her name
w hen It became clear she'd be
forred to quit the council
Hunungton Beach real estate
broker and former pla nning
comrrussaone r Roger S lat.es also
was considered for the post
'PRIDE' IN NEWPORT • • •
crew as Pride w as berthed at the
Sea Scout Base on Pacific Coast
Highway.
Pride will be docked a t t he
base until Monday and will
be open for free public tovrs
Saturday and SWlday from noon
to 5 p.m. each day. The next stop
will be L os Ange les Harbor,
where the ship will be on display
from March 1-18.
After Los Ange les the Pnde
will continve its West Coa st
cruise to Brit ish Columbia
There are s tops planned in
Monterey, S an Francisco,
Oakland, Sausali to, Eure ka .
Portland, Seattle and Victoria
B.C.
Pride of Baltimo r e 1s an
authe ntic re -c reation of the
sleek. speedy vessels that made
Baltimore famous as a
shipbualdin~ port ll was butlt by
the Inte rnational Wa te rc raft
Society for the city of Balumore
an 1976
S ince launching. the vessel has
sailed more than 100,000 miles
along the G r eat Lakes, the
Atlantic coast. the G u lf of
Mexico, and the Caribbean
V 1 tal sta tL'lllCS of the Pnde are
89 feet, 9 Inches on deck; 136 feet
bowspn t to boomkm, 76 feet, 9
inches wate r l ine , 23 feet
maxim um beam, 9 feet, 9 inches
dralt, 121 long tons displacement:
95 fee t water l in e t o top
mas thead. with a sail area or
9.523 square feet
Deltr "9t ,...._!tr CWy Amtlr-
Dean Beaumont shows one of the nautical
paintings done by his father. H e'll present
o ne to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
ROYAL VISIT
From Page A 1
Beaumont, lht• furm<·r navc1I
a rust
And Prtnce Philip, he said.
would like' one or his father's
paantmgs
Beaumont JUSl happened to
have an appropriate one handy,
hanging in the L os Ange les
Mant1me Museum an San Pedro
h was a painting or the USS
England that his father did m
1966
The ship was named aftc·r
John Charles England. an ensign
In the U S Navy w ho was k11l('(J
at Pearl Harbor
But Beau mo n t thOUKh l 1t
would flt in nicely because of its
• • •
name. And he and hts famtly will
present 1t to Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip on boar d t h e
Britannia
Beaumon t, who. says he 1s
trying to establish a maritune
museum an Newport Beach, srud
S unday's v1s1t "will be the
ultimate "
Bui he really doesn't give the
1mpress1on of being starstruck
''l was an the maritime service
m World War U and the pnnce
was on destroyers and frigates 1n
the Royal Navy
"Our s hips crossed sevt>ral
times Bein g a fellow sailor
should make it easy "
DENTIST ACCUSED, TERMED 'DANGEROUS' • e •
office wanted to commit suk1de.
according to the documents.
During an interv iew at his
o ffice at ~3 4 W . 19th St .
Protopappaa told detectives that
Andreamen was "a suicide" and
tbat he had told h er m o the r
"there was a good possibility that
she would not wa lk ou t of has
office alive."
Protopappas told the detecuves
that Jones had come to his office
to commit suicide. He reportedly
told detectives he was at a loss to
explain the death of C.:raven ,
whom he described as "healthy ..
In the d eath of Andreassen.
co urt doc uments a lle g e the
dentist treated the woman, who
had a history or kldney problems,
a gainst the advice o f h er
phystctan, Dr. Tyler Upham
Paramedics were not called fo r
20 minutes a fter Andreassen
s l opped b r eat h i ng and
authorities said the re was not
adequate eme rg en cy
resusc1t.ataon equipmen t an the
office to revive her, according to
the Attorney General's office.
Jones, who had a pituitary
tumor removed last year, wen t
into Protopappas' office Feb 11
to have her teeth removed. S he
was given nine drugs and went
into cardlac arrefit an hour and a
half after undergoing treatment.
court documents say.
Paramedics responding to an
emergency call Crom the dental
office S81d there was no cardiac
mon i to r i ng equipmen t or
Showers, breezy
Coastal
Occaelonel r•ln •nd brHzy
tonight wtttl ~nlgtll 1owe In tr-..
mld·50• Chene• of rein Ihle
•11.,noon 20 P•rcent end 70
perc•nl 1on1gn1 O•cr•Hlng
sh~• tomorrow, but brMzy
end c:odef tilghe lomOtTOW In tM
mlo-to up~ eoe er.enc• ol
lltlowet'8 ~..-ng to 30 '*'°""1
during tomOtT-ehernoon
Eleewh•r•. from P oint
Conc •pllon 10 th• M•11lc en
bofo.r ""° out eo m1.... winc1 ~ 10 10 20 knot• tonight.
.t11n1no to nortn-t tomorrow
ov•r out•• wet•r•. Combln•d
-8 to 14 ,._. tonight 0-lnn.,. w•t•r•· Wind bKOmlng
~ 10 to 18 knot• wtttl ~ to 4 ,_ --tonight, ehltllng 10 ~,,_, tomorrow. w •• , ... 1y
..... lna...,.'O lo S to 8 feet
t onight O cceelone l rein
e pr••dlng eoutl\ tonl9ht
o.c..-'O ---'°'"°''-·
.U.S. suniniary s-· a nd thunci...-1orm• .... mcMng ttwough the South Atlenlie lt8'et .-fy toOey wtllM
MOther "'°"" ey9'em -gMng the ,_ Greet L•kH r~lon
hm9nO r.in.
Th • two 1y1t•m• •••• ...-:ted 10 "*VI end NMnetty In the North-' during the dey.
Winter etorm ••=• wer• po.ted for M9w H ~ and
90Uthetn M'*'9. v .. tef'dl y, tornadoee ·~· througtl nor1Mrn Alal>ema and
NUttl9'n Georgie, dameglng
flomel, bueln••••• and en
MMJ-e cflvrefl and ~
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windy wealll•r toda y, with
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7 01 wete p redloted In tlle
IWI and eainwed .now.a In 1r-..
d-1 lon~lll wllh O.Cr.ulnQ
"-'S In • .,... tomc>trow
Localty windy oondttlone -•
expect.cl lh<ough tomorrow. tr-..
eowq Mid
A 70 ~c.nt chence of ref,.
and e low,_ 57 -· eApecl.c:I 1onlgh1 In Loa Ang.,•• A ntgn
n••r &7, br•ezy weelh., •nd
d e cre••lng t how•r• wer•
pr.c:llct.c:t lor •~ow
In lhe coutlll end 1nterrnedl•le
~ .• low tonight Of 53 91\C .
high tomorrow o f ee w llll
lntetm11tent ,.,n tll<OUQhCM.11 tr-..
p.,lod •••• ••P•ct•d by 1ne
-"-~· Pf9dpltatl0n 1n IM mounlllff'lt •• •~ed. wttn lnt«l'Nnent
rllln below e.ooo .... ~ -•bove thll l•v•I tonlglll •nd
lomoHow with wtnd• up to 30
mp/\. A low lonlgl>I In the 30a 8Jnd
• hlgfl tom«r-In IN 40t -• Mo~
Temperatures
llATI<* HI Lo
Albeny 4() 30
Albuquer<!W 82 33
Amenlk> tlO 36
~ 5e 42
Atlante tlO 48
Ata.ntlc Oly 50 44
Austin ~ 47
e.11\rnor. SS 4()
~ 51 ~ ea 411
~ 41 35
Boie. 5e 31
eo.ton 42 113
8'ownevtlle 711 63
8ul!Mo 47 341
8utllngton 32 27
Cuc-41 31
CNt\e910f\, s c &7 54
~on.WV ell 41
~.N C .. 57
~ 51 31
~I 41 113 ee 47
a.we.nd 86 341
~ TO so ee 41
h eo 41.
18 42
&4 IO
Dea « a2
~ 47 37
31 2e
e6 le 43 211
80 56
SS 32
4S 35
50 28
82 e6
511 52 ee 311 eo 64 74 SI
62 35
70 44
54 45
&7 48
82 33 eo s:z 75 70
43 32
4() 2e
5e 411
6tl 5-4 53 41
811 50
57 31
53 4t 4& 30
11 eo
54 36
78 56
.... 311
4() 25
tll 62 4& 34 ee •8
66 3o4
8 I 40 72 411
R11nmm SnowQ·
SI lCM.l•a ea 42
SI Pet• T ampe 71 e2
Slllt Lake 50 211
San Anlon•o .... 44
SI St• M•ri. 32 211
S-nle 12 52
Snrewpcw1 e2 47
SIOu• Falla 45 2e
Spo~ene 53 38
Sy.ecuM 45 311
TDC*<• 5e 36
fUCf()n 75 48
TulM e1 45
Wethington 113 4()
Wlchlte 67 33
CAl.lf'ORNIA
Eur.it• 86 M
Fr...o 64 48
l.AnCMI• 70 42
Loe AngelM 8 1 02
Oai!lend &7 5e
Puo AoblM ee 52
Aec:I Blull &7 52 ~Ctty es 58
Sec:rtmento ee 5e
S.iinM 71 52
8111 Otego 73 eo
San Fr9ndeco ee 841
Stnt• Bwbate 74 55
Sloeltton &4 so
Bare tow 7 1 48
Big..., 80 27
Bllho9 70 32
Catlliln• ea 541
l.ong BMctl 7t 51
MonrOYll 12 «1
._.. Wlleon &7 51
HewpOrt 8-;I> oe 64 om.no 7& 45
Pelm &9flno1 80 52
PIMdene 711 4()
RMlfllde 7t 45
San Bernatdln<> 78 «
SMI G•bf'let II ...
resusc1tat1 ve equi pment othe r
than an oxyge n tank w lthout
ventilatJOQ, the papen uy.
Craven. according lo cour t
documents, was given a total of
I l drugs, and one of them was
four times the recommended
dosage. Her mother, Patricia
Russ. told off1c1als m a sworn
stalement that her daug hter was
unconscious , unresponsive and
her tongue was hanging out
when she left the off1re
She was told to call paramedics
1f Craven stopped breat.h¥tg and
her lips turned blue Minu tes
afte r arr iving at h er son 's
M1BSion Viejo home. Russ called
paramedics when she d~vered
her dau~hter was not breathing
Craven died Feb. 19. after
being k e pt o n life-suppor t
systems at Mission Community
H ospital for 10 days. Funeral
services are scheduled at I :30
pm. tomorrow in San Juan
Capistrano
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Ex-cultist tells
Krishna coei-cion
ly STEVE TRIPOLI or .. o..-,""' ...,.
A fonner Hare Krlahna temple
pf'Nident lnalat.ed Robin Georse'•
parent• were 1'demon1" and
W'pd her to leave home ln 1g74,
the Cypreea woman hu '8llfied.
Robln. who LI now 23, and her
mother Marcia, are 1ulns the
Ha.re Krtahna movement for $16
million . They c laim th e
then-teenager wu talul y
lmprl1oned and the famlJ y
1uffered emotional d iatre1a,
Including the death of Robin'•
father
Taking the 1tand In Orange
County Superior Court for the
flnt ume yeaterday, Ro bin
George said the alleged coercion
began shortly after 1he and a
friend started vl.alti.ng a Krishna
temple In Laguna Beach.
During one of thoee visit.a, she
testified, then-temple president
Roy Chrt1topher Richard wpd
Robin a nd he r friend to run
awuy from theolr hot'nft.
Robin aald Richard aald he
could hJde the girl. where their
parent.a would never find them.
She allo testlfled that Richard
uked them both if their parenll
earned enough m oney to hire ·
detectives to lrack them.
According to George, Richard
to ld them they could n ot be sincere Krilhna devotees If they
lived away Crom • temple and
w i th people who e at meat.
Kr is hna d e v o t ee s are
vegeta.rlana.
She said Richard told the m,
"Your pare nts are dernona, and
they're going to pull you away
from Krishna (the name of God
an the movement).
"He ke pt atreeai.ng that we had
to leave home and join," ahe
testified. Her teatimony was to
conunve today.
Mesa orders 'USA'
racks taken down
Dis trlbutora for the new
natlonal newspaper USA Today
were told last night to remove
th e ir re co gnizable
blue-and-white newsracka from
public property in C.O.ta Mesa.
City Coun c il members
unanimously agreed the six racks
violate a munici pal ordinance
because they are too big and the
wrong color .
T he Costa Mesa law requires
all newsracka to be brown.
Noe l Hatch, a Loa Angeles
lawyer for the newspaper, said
the racka will be removed. But
he cla imed the ne w paper's
survival may depe nd on the
mstanl identification created by
the colorful racka.
In Irvine, meanwhile, the City
Council passed a law last night
that also regulates news.racks -
but all o w s USA Tod ay's
blue-and-white boxes.
"If t he fram e r s o f the
Constitution we re he re today,
t hey'd pro b a bly have gre at
difficulty figuring how they gave
pr ot ection to racks that are
earthtone in color but not blue or
white," aaid Mayor Larry Nuan·
The Irvine ordma.nce mainly ensures that rack.a don't create
safety hazards.
New discount
store hiring
at Fairgrounds
Hundreds of job seekers are
expected to converge on the
Orange County Fairgrounds ln
Costa Mesa tomorrow whe n
Target Stores. a diacount chain
that plans to open 29 stores in
Southern California, beg in s
i n ter view i ng pro spec t ive
em ployees.
lnterviews will take place in
Building 14 at the fairgrounds.
Target hM regional offices in
Irvine lllld will open aome of its
new s tores in large buildings
leased from the Fed.Mart chain.
which went out of business last
year Among these sites will be
the fonner Fed.Mart store located
a t Adams Av e nue and
Brookhurst S treet in Hunting1on
Beach.
Target expects to employ about
5,000 people at Its new stores.
One reason Irvine council
membe rs were easy on USA
T oday wat because o f an
infonnal deal Councilman David
Sills struck with Michele Ahrens,
a lawyer in Hat.en's office.
The deal: City official.a will put
an a good w ord for the paper
w ith the lrvlne Company if It
takes its racks off sid ewalks
along busy streets.
Fritz S tellrecht, the paper's
regio na l circulation manager,
S<l!.,d after the hearing the I.rvtn:e
COtnpany has agreed to penrut
USA Today rac ka in its Irvine
shopping centers, but hasn't yet
established acceptable locations.
Jurors view
confession in
Viejo slaying
Ju ro r s i n th e d ec ap -
it at ion -murder trial o f
Cody Leo Schreiber have viewed
videotapes m which Schreiber
confesses to killing hJs roommate
at their Mission Viejo home last
October.
It was the second time the
tapes had been shown in court.
They originally were viewed in
Novembe r during Schre iber's
preliminary h earing in South
Orange Municipal Court.
The superior court jury, which
had viewed Uve hours of tapes
pr ior t o yesterda y in which
Schreiber denied any role in the
slaying. w atched rum recant the
denial in the latest tapes.
"I bed about the whole~dam.n
thing. I <lid klU him," Schreiber
told sheriffs investigator James
Sidebotham. S peaking of the
killing and a prior confrontation
w ith a no ther man. Schreiber
said, "I have never stArted a
situation. lf a guy starts on me I
make sure I finish 1t. and that'•
the way it's always been."
Sc hre i be r then t o l d
Sidebotham tha t he seve red
roommate Dennis Schubert's
head after killing him becauae a
hastily dug backyard grave WM
not large enough to accommodate
the entire body.
"I 'll just put 1t i n blunt
language -1 decapitated him.''
Schreiber said on tape. He said
he uaed a serrated boning knife
he had won .
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NATION
Chicago could join other
cities with black mayors
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
Chkal(o would become the larRett U.S . city run by a black
mayor if Harold Waahlngton w lns the April 12 general election
against R.epubhcan Bernard Epton
Washinj(10n, a two-t.enn cong remman, defeated incumbent
Mayor J ane Byrne a nd Richa rd M. Daley in yest erday's
Democratic primary. No Republican haa been elected mayor of
Chicago In the last 50 years. (Compl&te election story on Page
E6).
There are 25 black mayors in cillea over 30,000 population ,
according to the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Social Security plan moves on
WAS HINGTON -A $165 billion Social Security rescue
plan cleared it s firs t congressiona l hurdle as a House
subcommittee t.entauvely agreed on a package that includes
lncreased payroll wees and deferred cost-of-living hikes. In
addition, the pla n includes a levy on retirees' benefits and
mandatory coverage for new federal employees.
Libya assassina tion plot charged
UNITED N ATIO NS -U.S. Ambassador J eane J .
Kirkpatrick accused Libya of plotting to kill American
di plomats in the Middle East and at least one European capital,
as well as the prime minister of a neighboring African country.
She refused to elaborate on the allegations she made yesterday
in an address to the 15-nalion Security Council
Askew launch es 'dark-horse' bid
WAS HINGTON -Former Florida Gov. R.eubin 0 . Askew ,
5'1, calling for "a consensus for change" to cope with a high
technology world. today launched his dark-horse candidacy for
the Democratic presidential nomination, hoping to retrace fellow
Southerner Junmy Carter's path from ob&curity to the White
House.
'Blue Flu' hits Columbus, Ohio
COLUMBUS. Oh io -Police officers and firefighters
angered over the city's failure to raise their pay phoned in sick
by the dozen today and city officials were worried about the
safety of the citizens. "The sickout has begun," police Capt.
Richard Hartman said as officials reported that 114 offft@ rs of
the 120 scheduled to reporT by 7:'30 a.m .-had called in sick:
STATE
S tate to mail out IOUs today
SACRAMENTO -As the governor proposed more state
budget cuts in the fiscal crunch, 103.600 taxpayers were
destined to receive registered warrants. or IOUs, to be mailed
today, authorities said. However, the warrants representing a
total of $21 million w ill be immediately cashable like regular
state checks due to a $428 million temporary loan.
LA County mulls 3,093 layoffs
LOS ANGELES -The county Board of S upervt.90rs is
considering a proposal to lay off 3,093 of the county's 72,000
employees starting April 1. Administrative Officer Harry L .
Hufford recommended the layoffs yesterday, including a
1,333-employee cut in the 11.000-worker weUare department
and an 889-person cut in the 23,000-employee health services
department.
Tribune, unions reach agreement
OAKLAND -A tentative. f ive-year agreement has been
reached between the Oakland Tribune and the ne wspaper's six
major unions. editor and publisher Robert C. Maynard has
announced. Details of the pact were not diaclosed.
1, 700 jobs los t as A tari moves
SUNNYVALE -Suff competition in the crowded video
game industry has prompted Atari Inc. to pack up Pac-Man and
move manufacturing overseas, dumping 1,700 jobs here for
low er labor C06ts and the hope of steady profits in the Orient.
Panel refuses to reinstate Noguchi
LOS ANGELES -Dr. Thomas T . Noguchi today lost a
10-month battle to regain his job as Los Angeles County coroner
when the county Civil Service Commisafon upheld hia demotion.
Noguchi, 56, was demoted to physician-specialilt last April by
the Los Angeles County Board of Superviaors, but had appealed
that decision to the Civil Service Commiasion.
WORLD
Hijack ers surrender, release 161
VALLETTA, Malt.a -Three hijackers releued their 161
hostages from a hijacked Libyan jetliner today and surrendered
after a three-day siege. Malteae officia.l.s said the air pirates were
free to go wherever they wanted.
Queen E lizabeth suing newspaper
LONDON -Sick of ruthless intrualon into her family's
private life, Queen Eliz.abeth n is suing Britain's most popular
newspaper and a former palace kitchen worker over an article
about Prince Andrew's romance with American .ct.reel Koo
Stark. The Law Society said the High Court writ iasued
yesterday by the queen's lawyer Robert Clinton against the Sun
and Kieran Kenny, 20, who 10ld the tabloid royal tidbits. la
unique.
Heart
surgery
on TV
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -A
retired lnaurance uleunan from
Wlsconaln make• hla na tional
television de but tonight aa the
patie nt In a delicate heart
operation that wlll be ahown live
in cities around the country.
The ope r ation on Be rnard
Schuler, 62, will be shown by
KC.ET Channel 28 at 10 o'clock.
About ~O other public televilion
stations will receive the program
by satellite and broadcast It live
or on ,tape from KAET-TV in
Phoenix.
Dr. Edward B. Di ethrlch,
medical director of the Arizona
Heart Institute a nd Schuler'a
surgeon . sa id the 90-mlnute
operation would involve at least
tw o cor onary by passes a nd
probably three.
"Eve rybody's excited to be
able to be tied into something
like this.'' KA.ET spokeswoman
Kathy Banfield said yesterday,
"W e f eel i t 's r eal l y a n
educational e xpe rie nce. They
(the other 1tationa) are 80 glad to
be able to have this kind of
quality thing live."
T h e o p e r a tion wi ll b e
p e rfo r med a t S t . J o s eph 's
H ospital and Medical Center ,
whe re Sen. Barry Goldwater ,
R -Ariz., had triple b y pa ss
surgery lalt year.
Diethrich la expected to help
narrate the operation's progress.
Other narration will be handled
by a surgeon fa.om the heart
institute and KA.ET-TV's science
editor . A station spokesman said
a ll t hree ·men-will ans we-r-
questions phoned ln by viewers .
Preparation for the broad~t
mcluded steriliz.ation "of every
piece of equipment needed for
the productio n ," said Ernie
Flotto, KAET e ngine ering
supervisor.
There will be three cameras in
the operating room and one in a
viewing dome outside.
In anno uncing plans for the
te lecas t, KAET and hospita l
officials said they hoped it w ould
be education al and encourage
people to put aside fears of such
surgery.
Squeamish viewers have been
given ample wa rning o f the
program's content, she said .
"It's pretty evident what it is
-we certainly aren't making a
secret of it. If you feel you'r e
squeamish, then don't watch it.
"But I t hink it's great for
a n y b ody," Ba nfield said .
"People need to see thi.8 kind of
thing to know they don 't want to
have to go through it -so get off
the bocne, the cigarettes or what
have you ."
Proposed law
says driving,
pot don't mix
It might come to be known as
the smoke-a-joint. go-to-.)llil law.
A ssembl y w oman M a rian
Bergeson, R-Newport Beach . has
Introduced a bill that would
make it a misdemeanor for a
driver or passe nger to smoke
marijuana while riding in a car.
That's not already illegal, you
say?
Bergeson says it's not. She says
because of a loophole in state
law, it ls not a crime to smoke
and drive.
While it is illegal to pouess
marijuana, Berge90n aaya the law
saya nothing more about smoking
dope behind the whee l. The
lawmaker says it is illegal to
drink and drive and tha t dope
smokers should face the same
punishment.
Aides to the aS.emblywornan
say evidence will be introduced
during hearings for the bill that
1how marl,uana impairs a
driver's reaction as does alcohol.
Bergeson says the loophole
was brought to her attention by
one of her constituents, who
happens to be a narcotics agent.
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Orang.; Coul DAILY PILOT /WednMd1y, February 2~. 1983
Ping-Jen Wang, 19, shows his winning
entry in the UC Irvine egg drop.
Students egged on
UC Irvine was awash with cracked hopes and smashed
desires yesterday, as students launched Engineering Week
festivities with the annual egg drop cont.est from the top of the
nine-story Engineering Building.
When the yolk cleared, sophomore engineering student
Ping-Jen Wang emerged as victor among a field of some three
dozen contestants.
Students designed various containers to safeguard their eggs
as they plunged to earth. Inventions included parachutes and
boxes insulated with everything from toilet paper to shaving
cream.
But foam rubber seemed to do the trick. as Wang managed to
come out with all of his eight eggs intact and ready for a trip to
the frying pan.
Official Hdroppe r"
Michael Brown lets a
box of eggs fl y.
Dave Smith (left }, Marco Vailetti {right} judge o ne scrambled
entry out of the competition.
Gem
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~4 Orang• OoHt DAIL y PILOT /W9dn1td1y, February 23. 1113
Don S utton
aids YMCA
fund drive
The Saddle back YMCA ii
Initialing a thr ee -week
fund-raising drive with a crew of
~O volunteers and o n e
professional.
That professional Is major
league baseball pitcher Don
Sutton, a local resident this time
o f year and the honorar y
chairman of the drive to generate
$4~.000.
Sutton is schedu~ed as guest
s peaker Sunday when the
v~unteers assemble at the Lake
Forest Swim Beach and Tennis
t1ub for a noon brunch to begin
their drive.
The day-to-day chairman of
the fund drive is Kris Kister.
who said fund-raising drives in
llNll and '82 netted $32,000 and
U0,000, respectively.
The organization's Board of
Managers expects to sink much
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of the mon ey Int o n e w
a fter-school programs for
children ages 9 to 14, she said.
The Sadd le bac k YMCA.
started 15 years ago, extends it.a
service area through ita valley,
including Irvine and Tustin, aaid
Bob Erikson, board president.
Sutton, a former Los Angeles
Dodger, currently 18 in the last
year of a two-year contract with
the Milwaukee Brewers.
Ca ncer talk set
UC Irvine surgeon Alan Wile
will dlacuaa hia work in breut
cancer re1earch at 7:30 p.m .
Thursday, March 3, in Santa
Ana.
The lecture ia spon90red by the
South Orange County YWCA
Post-Mastectomy Rehabilitation
Program and will be held at the
YWCA, 1411 N. Broadway. For
more infonnalion. call 542-5~25.
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Speraw opens NB office
St.at.ct Senator 01111;) Speraw, a
Long Beach Republican now
repretentln1 the Orange County
cout. hu o'B'.':1 diatrict otftce.
reapportionment and he waa
'permtu.ed to move in\O Orange
County. Ho hu oot .. 1d whether
he'll 1eek election In UUM.
Scott Hart of Brea, Cathy
Sullivan of Wc1tmln1ter and
Mark Howell and David EUia,
both of Sadd~back Valley. In Newport h.
Speraw II represenUn1 what
will become the 37th Dlltrict In
1984. The new dl1trlct reachee
from Seal Beach to Ocean.Ide
and Inland to the Colorado RlvM.
Hll dlltrict office la located at
2~03 F.a1tbluff Drive. Hl1 at.aft
will hold a grand openJna for the
public March 18 from 4 to 7 p.m.
Sp e raw has itelected five
Orange County resident.a to staff
the new office. The alcte. Include
Jan McKnew of Seal Beach ,
Speraw'• move lnio Oran1e
County .hu •perked CONiderabi.
worry amona area Republlcana
becaun of Newport Beach
A11emblywoman Marian
Bergeson'• Iona-st.led Interest In
running for the aenate teat.
Bergeeon alao la a Republican.
The aenator'1 Long Beach
distric t vanish e d during
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Singles seminar set for OCC
A seminar for singles, tltl~d "Building
Relat.lonahJpe From A to Z," wlll be pre.ent.ed at
Oranae Cout College Friday.
The three-hour seminar la dealened to help
sin&les diacover lnalghll into their own feelin81, and
determine what they really want ln a relat.lonahlp.
It will run from 7-10 p.m. ln Room 214 of OCC'1
Chemlatry Building. Admllaion la $10.
Work1hop leaders will Include: Dr. Pat
Eggleston, an OCC profeuor of human
development; Dr. Ray Hen.son, a profeaor at the
UnJversity of Arizona who apeaka on numerous
singles tofics; and Glenda Riddick, an OCC
professor o human development.
Riddick i1 the founder and director of the
Christian Singles A..x:lat.ion. The organ.lz.atJon hu
more than 1,000 membera ln Orange and Loi
Angelel C()\U\Uet.
Workshop topic. will Lnclude: "Are You DaUna
but not Having Fun?," "Polntera to Loo.I< for ln
Remarriage," "Waya to Meet Members of the
Opposite t>ex," and "Uainlng a l:lear!!r Un -•
deratanding of 'Love'."
Tickets are on aale ln the OCC Ticket Office,
located ln the college'• Student Center Bulldinc.
The offl.ce is open Monday through Friday from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
Tickets may be purchaaed by phone, using Via
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CG offers
tour of
academy
Young m e n and
women in their junior
year in high school,
intettsted in entering a
.ervice academy, have
the opportunity to see
one first hand through
the U.S . Coast Guard
Auxiliary A cademy
Introduction Mission.
Through this program,
the Coast Guard
Auxiliary aenda a limited
number of young people
to the Coast Guard
Academy at New
London, Conn., for five
days during the summer.
'l1le studenta must be
recomglended by their
school counselors, and
must m e et st rict
academic and physical
requirements.
F o r f u r t h e r_
information about the
AIM program call Betty
MacMillan, Flotilla
24-Career Coordination
Officer, at 960-1065
Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The Coast Guard
.Academy ia unique
amon1 the service
academia. It i. the only
one to which entrance is
solely on personal and
scholastic qualification,
and not by political
appointment..
The Coast Guard
Auxiliary, which
sponsors the AIM
pJ'OCl'arn, ii the civilian
arm of the eo..t Guard.
comprised of boat
owners who work with
the Coast Guard to
promote r ecreational
boating safety.
Art therapy
class set
at college
A three-hour aerninar
that provides an
introduction to art
therapy , a form of
psychotherapy utilizing
an individual'• artwork
a1 a means of
communic ation and
expreuion, will be
~ented at Orange
C.ollege Friday.
Titled "Art Therapy:
An Overview," the
lelBion is acheduled from
7-10 p .m . in OCC's
Science Lecture Hall 1.
Adm.laion is $5.
Seminar lecturer is
Dean W11•on , Jr., a
registered art therapist
with a private practice ln
Santa Ana. He is a
former mas'6 teachet' in
art therapy at New York
University.
"Every artistic
c:reaUon, no matter how
llD&ll or lnaignif.icant -
even doodling -
contaim clues « ~ta
iato the penonallty ol an
individual." Wibon says.
'"nlil 9e'lll1nar dea1I with
an Introduction to art
therapy, ita dertvatiooa,
foundation• and
daeoriea." ror information about
the seminar, phone
~5880.
Tk:bta an on IAle ln
\he OCC Ticket Office.
Meeting eet \
on adoption
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Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT /Wedneed•v. Februwy 23, 1983
Metaldehyde :6est weapon iri war against snails
Don't •Pfly thJ• ch mlcal to foUaae or fruit. Meeuro can be Uted for ornamttntala.
turf and dlchondra lawna, but not around
edible frul\I and vegetables. Water the aoll
flnt and do not pUe up 1ranulee.
Avold heavy wat.erfnc for two daya. Se
au re to read label dlrectJona carof uUy and
remtmbtr that theae chtmkal• can be
harmful to petl.
'Cat scat' tips siven
DEAi\ PAT: A CMple of YMn a10 oae of
you readera ulllei ~ow to keep Ute
11tlPMr'1 cat"' of Ma er Iler yaN. YMr o&Mr .....,n ltad 1 lot of pei .......... 1
clldl't •ttd &Ut laftnaatloa at a.e Umt, Mt I
do••· l lllave HVtral ftU.t vttlMn I'd llkt
&e dlaeMra11 IHlt I wut t.t be ,.,. I .... ,
lllarm &Hm. l ,ope yH'U repeat tile 0 ctat .eat"
tlPI for me.
E.N., C..ta MeM
Althoush there are commerc111 cat
rtpellant1 on the market, A YS had the
followlna 1ugett.lon1: ~ a ll'nA1l J>l't.ch of
sround a\ lntervala, then 1prinkl• 1enerou1ly
with red pepper; 1eatter Wied coff~da
Ughtly over the Jawn or flower n
around bu1he1; leave moth bal In areas
where call vialt; and wie a ~/50 mixture of
water and Clorox to be 1prayed over the
ground area. A veterinarian 1uggcstcd that
the Clorox mlxtW'e "ht-pr tty diluted," but
.aid It la not harmful.
If A YS readers have come up with any
other aolutlon1 to thi. problem, .end them in
and they will be pub1l1hed.
• Got a problem? Them write ti}
Pat Horowitz. Pac will cut N.'d wpe,
~CUng the answers and action you,
1!1111 n eed to •olve JnequiCJe11 Jn
gowrnment and bus/ness. MaJI your questTo~
to Pat Horowitz. AC Your Service, OrangCI
Cout Daily Pilot, P.O. Box lMO, Co.9ta Mesa,
~CA. 92626.
supp1ies used
un1 ess 1ab ;n your care,
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Action on bay s tudy
• • encour ages opt1m1sm
News that a joint-po w e r s
group already has been set up to
cpordlnate the next phase o f
restoration of Upper Newport Bay
ia more than encouraging.
The announcement came on
the heels of the unveiling of the
Boyle Engineering Corp. study
re~ommending a $7.~ million
project to continue dredging the
silt-laden Upper Bay and construct
three more silt-catch basins ln San
Diego Creek which carries moat of
the eeditnent into the bay.
The joint-powers group, made
up of the cities of Newport Beach
and Irvine, Orange County
~vernment, the state Fish and a..rne Department and the Irvine
Company, will assume
reaponaibili ty for funding the
project and setting up an ongoing
maintenance program which could
ocat up to $500,000 a year.
Initial dredging of the area,
which has been turning into a mud
fltlt over the past decade, was
undertaken last year in a $3. 7
mlllion project that included
installation of two catch basins.
That e ffort waa largely
funded by the state but, while
some additional state and federal
money may be found, it will be up
to the joint-powers group to put
the next package together. How
that will be done remains to be
seen . Onc e the project la
completed, the county 's
Environmental Management
Agency would be charged with
maintaining the catch basins and
the joint-powers group would
assume responsibility for funding
the maintenance dredging.
The engineering study does
not promise that the bay can ever
be restored to its original state,
with relatively deep water
reaching far inland, but it should
be a vast improvement and. more
important, halt the flow of silt
before it begins to damage
Newport Harbor it.self.
There is always reaaon to fear
that studies of this type will be left
to gather dust on some shelf, or
lost in endless debate. It seems
likely this one will have a better
fate, and that's as it should be.
New plus for Mesa
It may not be all that good
news tor neighbors of the Orange
County Fairgrounds in Cos ta
Mesa, already-swamped by traffic-
from weekend swap meets and
other events, but mus ic fans
s~uld be delighted to learn tha t
the long-planned $10 millio n
amphitheater will open on the
Fairgrounds come July.
After six on-again-off-again
years of political problems and
financial setbacks, construction on
the 15,000-seat open air theater is
under way near the corner of Fair
Drive and Fairview Road across
from Costa Mesa's City Hall.
Nederlande r -W e st Inc.,
building the facfHty under
contract to the state, which owns
the Fairgrounds , is lining up
programs designed ~compare.
with those offered at the Irvine
Meadows Amphitheater whic h
opened in 1981.
In addition to popular music
shows, they promise theater, ballet
and opera productions and plan to
s tart tic ket sales in Ma y . The
nine-acre site will include a stage,
8,000 fixed seats and lawn seating
for 7,000.
N e ighb o rly tr e m o rs
notwithstanding, it should be yet
an other plus for Costa Mesa and
the entire Harbor Area .
Tip income la w flawed
The government's zeal to
catch "tax cheats" did not stop
with the planned withholding of
10 percent of interest and dividend
payments, scheduled to go in to
effect in July.
Waiters and waitresses a r e
the targets of a new tax law tha t
will require all food and beverage
establishments with more than 10
employees, except for fast food
outlets , to assume that its
employees collect tips equal to 8
percent of the firm's gross income.
That amount will be allocated
among the tipped employees and
reported to the Internal Revenue
Service so that each waiter and
waitress will be required to pay
income tax on his or her share o f
the 8 percent at the end of the tax
year.
Or, if they choose, they may
have their share of the 8 percent
tip income withheld from their
paychecks each month.
The government expects to
collect almost $5 billion over the
next five years unde r this
program, which goes into effect
April 1.
The IRS believes, perhaps
correctly, that a vast amount of tip
lr)oolne is unreported. But the food
.and beverage serve rs contend they
very often don't collect anywhere
•
near the equivalent of 8 percent of
the ir e mployers' gross receipts.
That could be dJfficult to prove,
but prove it they must if they
w a nt t o reduce th e ir tax
obligation .
There are several glitches in
t h is law. Firs t of all , moat
employees in the food service
business are in low-pay categories
and would be hard-pressed to co~
w ith a.n across-the-board cut m
their take-home pay. These are
not big-time tax evaders.
And why single out food and
be verage ser vers when taxicab
drivers, bell hops, porters, barbers,
beauty parlor operators and others
are similarly dependent upon tip
income? No doubt some in all these
categories sidestep part of their tax
responsibility, but the waiters and
waitresses have a point when they
complain it is unfair to make them
the only victims of the new tax
withholding ploy just because it
w ould be more complicated to
catch up with the others.
There has to be a better way
-for a start, paying a lot more
attention to closing tax loopholes
for the affluent. And that could
put a lot more money in Uncle
Sam's pockets than pursuing the
minimum wage earner.
Opinions expressed In the space abuve are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner view s H ·
pre1$9d on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is lnvlt-~-~.ress The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1.560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (7U)
L.M. Boy d/ Postal warning
contact ec:rtmmaaee wind up with the
wont won-lost rttorch, curloualy.
Al8o, they have the wont i.r\JW'y rates,
u you might expect. A Unfvefslty of
Illinoia study abow. tbaL
WW it iak.e more enet8Y to produce
a barrel of oil than that barrel of oil
will yte)d? c.an.ll ldentllta think .,.
By \he end of WI «*IU'J.
Salcl Henry MUJr. ~ walloaper
wlth whlch men of tet.nce n ave
oownd the world al Nilllty la faWna
to tau..." •
a.lee of ~proot wiat8 are up
more thU 100 Pll'Wftl fnlm lilt yar.
It'• known that ouu.w ,,... JamM .... ~.
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Drug use test rtlins careers
WASHINGTON -Enaign Dave
Scheuennann'a promlalng career u a
Navy nier waa shot down in flames in
March 1982 -by a laboratory analyala
whoee reliability bas been questioned by.
t0me of the nation's leading medical
experta.
The lab test indicated that
Scheuermann had been U8ing marijuana.
The enaign. who stood first in b.ia cl.us at
flight achool in Pensacola. inallta he bu.
never smoked pot while in the 1ervice. ·
Here's the story: .
A NA VY LEGAL officer heard rumon
of a "wild party" at Scheuermann'•
home. Called on the car~. the pilot
S that there hiCl-&een any uie or
s at the party. The legal officer
him to submit to a urinalysis test
to detect marijuana uae. The test is called
EMIT -tnzyme Multiplied
Inununo-assay Test.
C.Onfident that he had nothing to fear,
Scheuermann agreed to take the test. To
his shock and dismay, the results came
back positive.
Scheuermann was about to be
drummed out of the Navy when an
investigation turned up several
irregularities. Hia urine specimen had
changed custody four timee on ita way
through the laboratorin -and the
chain of custody couldn't be traoed.
Wonse yet, the test result came back aa
part of a report titled: "Aircraft
Accident: Non-fatal." Scheuermann hu
never been in an aircraft accident of any
kind.
Scheuermann took a second EMIT
test; the result wu negative. He Palled
three lie-detector teata. Still his
commanding officer refuaed to relmtate
him u a pllot.
It wam't just p:rooedural lrregularitiee
that caat doubt on Scheuermann'• caae.
.IKI lllllUI
The EMIT test ltaelf ha.I been aitidzed
by eminent patho1081ats and tolfk:o1<>8ists
-being hopelessly l.ncondusive;-t -
One of the companies that develciped
EMIT has acknowledged that 5 percent
of the test results are deceptive. Medical
experts told my reporter Don C.Onigan
the range of error la much higher than
that.
Dr. Richard Hawks, chief of reeearch
at the National Institute on Drug Abuse,
sald it is totally unacceptable to use
EMIT reaulta as a basis for diaciplinary
action without cort;oborating data.
Official Pentagon policy requires
confirmation by more reliable testing.
But that policy is violated regularly.
All acroH the country, service
personnel and civilians are being fired or
otherwile punished for Dunking EMIT
tests:
-At Fort Lewia. Waah., a 1pdallat
fourth claal la seeing his alx-year Army
career go down tne drain after he
flunked an EMIT tett. He •ya he bun't
smoked pot.
-A COAST GUARD petty officer in
St. Lou1I is facing dlaniaaal on the bMia
of an EMIT finding. He lDlista be hM not
Wied marijuana.
· -Caley Triblo, a paramedic in the
Detroit Fire Oepar\ment, WU fired afier
two EMIT testa a month a.,.n came b9dt
positive. "At no time during my
employment did I smoke pot,'' Triblo
said. "After the first test, the chief pve
u• 30 daya to clean out our .ystema. r d
have to be an idiot to \.Ille pot."
-Larey Parker, a maintenance man
with the Chicago Tranalt Authority for
U years,-~ in April 1981.ab.er.a~ _.
single. J)OSltive EMIT reeult.
-Edward Burge, a Greyhound bu8
driver in San Frand9CO, wu ~on the
basis of two EMIT t.esta liven 10 days
apart. He dncribed the positive test
results .. "lmpomible."
Dr. Arthur McBay, a patholo1y
profe.or and chief toxicolotdat for the
state of North Carolina for 13 yeera, baa'
joined other prominent experts in the
field in a denunciation of the
inappropriate uae of EMIT. Their letter
appears in the current iuue of the
prestigious Journal of the American
Medical Allodation.
'Ille tes1a, McBay . said, "should never
be uled to determine whether punitive
measures are to be taken.'' Ju he pomted
out: "There'• no detenM ... and the atl,.ma of drug abus~ can ru in a
lifetime."
It's hard to durilp an old appliance
There's nothing older than an old
electrical appliance. An old piece of
furniture may qualify as an antique and
an old piece of clothing may make a good
rag, but an old electrical appliance ii
junk. We've got to face that fact in
America.
It's not easy to aooept the fact that an
appliance haa a defined life-apan.
Usually the appliance is so new, ao shiny,
so magic and so expensive when we buy
it that its mortality ~ no more questioned
by us than our own.
IN OUR HOUSE today, pushed to the
rear of upper shelves in the kitchen,
hidden behind pots ln the lower c.abineta
and ala.Shed away ln cellar, attic and
garage are dozena of dead plecea of
electrical equipment. We have several
electric coffee percolaton that I'd never
think of using aaam. old irons ao tun of
sediment from the water that they no
longer at.earn, two or three non-worldl'\8
radiOI, aevera1 food mixers and at this
very moment even a re.frigerator that
needs to be 10ld or ~
Perhaps what we need ls aome kind of
friendly mortid~ho would console ua
AllY lllllY
frimd or another family member u if
you were doing them a favor. Thia not
only puta the burden of throwing lt
away on them, but thPy're further
burdened with the fear that you'll show
up at the hOUlle and ask where it is.
We really haven't had electrical
appliancet for all that Jong ln terma of
the history of the world or even the
hJatory of the United States. The fint
onea are juat getting to the ace when
they're abeolutely no good at all but
there'• a whole generation of appliances
that came along in the '40., •509, '60I and
lnvolvelllent can he risky
It may be natural for us to judge
profeaslonal competence by peraonal
results, but it ii not alwaya lOlbl or
aenalble. Like the lady I met who
refuaed to tee an excellent <.'OU.nlelor on
lomily problem becauoe a!Jt ~
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of them wlah their f at.hen were more
like me in this re9pect.
And yet, in all candor, it ta quite
another matter when l am trying to
communicate wi\h my own children.
Here l am no better than any other
fat.bet, deeplt.e my ptOf_.onal akilla. 1
do not meen to Imply ihat we do not
have a 8ood reladonahl~ but l meen to
aua-t stronalY that it Ml nolh1ftll to do
with my powert of com.municadon u
auch.
'7.0. that would be on Social Security
now If they were people.
While people are luting longer than
they u8ed to,. appliances aren't laatina as
long, so there are more people alive
today and more appliances that ought to
be toaed out.
The whole problem first dawned on
me when a quarter-inch drill I owned
stopped working. It still looked OK but it
just wouldn't work. Naturally, I decided
to have it fixed. Well, as we all know,
deciding to have an appliance fixed and.
actually getting It fixed are two different<
things. Most modem appliancea w ere not
dealgned to be fixed . They wer e
desiened to be used until they broke
down and then thrown away.
· Anyway, I set the drill uide to be
fixed at a later date and went out and
bought a new one. I can u.e two. I
thoU&ht to my.elf.
TB.AT WAS 11 yean aao tomorrotr
and the drill that won't work la atill riaht
where I left it, waltina to be fixed. I
realize now that I shoulCI have thrown It
out the day lt broke. 'There were still a
lot of parts that were not broken, I
suppoee, but if you don't know which
are and which aren't, that does YoU no aood at all .
I don't know why I dkln't realiJe the
problem the nation baa with old
appllanoes eerller ln my career. 1b1nk1qs
beck, I remember now that my motbll'
had an old vacuum cleaner, a bl'oMll
~ and a wattle lron that atoppld
working before I w• U. My mother WM
hard-liearted when It came t o
throwlnc th1np out. 'She ditched a:ay +t
Oannel ~ when abe dedded \bilY
were too amal1 foe me, and .._ ...,...
•ved jelly jars. aUina or lin fG61, tmt
even ahe could not l>riD! be....U
diacarcl an old electrbl ..,.,it.me.
In &he year SOOO, 1 euppoee
m~t be aome m\lle\llD value to
eon 1 nm remnl p&ayw, but •
et.Md today, It'• )Ill cme man..._ Junk taldnl up 'l*9 la ti. room bt \I
to occupy. -nut S.&urclQ ,_ ...... rm ..-. to 1wt .ath that. Out tt
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W£0N!IOAY, "BAUAAY 23, 1983
ENGAGEMENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
TELEVISION
Student• at Davia Intermediate School in Cotta
Mesa heard an actor portray the life and timet
ol Benjamin Franklin last week a1 part of an
ongoing cultural program made lmpo11ible by
a 14,500 grant lrom Pacific Mutual and the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
83 •• 85
John Denver hott• "The
25th Annivenary Grammy
A wards" tonJsht broadcast
live on KNXT (2)
besinnins at 8:00. BS.
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Ben Franklin • • • He makes lasting impression
By.JODI CADENHEAD Of11ii1Dellr.......... .
_Benjamin Franklin adjusted his bifocals, ran his hand
th.rough his long, thinning hair and told the seventh and
ei&fith graders at Davis Intermediate School that he loved to
swim, sit nude in the morning and, of course, invent things.
Although he is known for his famous kite trick and his
~P during the founding days of America two
cdl1.ariee ago, few people today realbe that Franklin started
the first vocational school, lending library and children's
holpital.
In the last five yean, Los Angeles actor Victor Pinheiro
has brought the life and times of Franklin to more than 700
audiences across the country.
He was at the Cost Mesa junior high school last week
u ~ of an ongoing art-in-the-schools program. It is made
poesible through a $3,000 donation from Pacilic Mutual and
$1,500 from the Newport-Mesa school district.
, • Although the cultural arts program is offered at several
·elementary schools in the district, Davis is the only
infennediate achool contracting with Performing Tree, a
1,100-profit educational organization in Los Angeles.
.. Producer at
<:ody Cameron ( lelJ) and Heiner Szigetvari
li4ten to ol' 'Ben Franklin
occ
~arshall gives avvay mo~ie secrets
role as a movie producer.
"First of all, it'• not my money
Wied to make the films." he saJd.
"I'm not that dumb. In moat cues
a producer puts together a
package and goes to a 1tudio for
financing. The producer p-eperes
the budget and the dledule. I
tee my role as one of keeping the
momentum going, keeping thino
going on the 1et and hopefully
coming ln under budget and on
IChedule."
Marshall'• early movie train-
ing came a1 part of Peter
Bogdanovich'• production crew
on "The Laat Picture Show,"
"What's Up, Doer• and "Paper
Moon." He later work~ with
'In most cases a
producer puts
together a package
and goes to a studio
for financing. • • '
director Walter Hlll on "The
Warrion." art hAI lnvolvement ln lpeda1
effeda movies occurred after he
met &pelberg and 1AICM ln 1878.
"A FC>d definition of a lpeda1
effecta shot la one that doml't
look like a special eff9ctl lhot,"
llanhal1 told the OCC audllnae.
J'OI' example, he laid IOIDe of the
1blp1 shown In tbe receat
.. levWon Pl'OdueUoft Of "The
Winda of War" were too
obvkuly inlnl8tur-.
Maraball dUf eren\la&ed ..... _ _.....,.,... .... _.... ............ .nn
The ftnt inCluje ~nplaetoae,
............... Wind .....
1 , nuw dmt .. pll• ••""' WMD &tie llCIOrl ..... ~'· Qjllcal iiffHllr 1ueh u tile
................ 'Ntll.lkl"
or the alien speoe ahlp ln "E.T.,"
are elements that are added to
the ortalnal footage months later. Manihall de9cribed how eome
of his 1pedal effects were done:
-'fhe flery bar 1cen~ tn
"Raiden.," .et ln Icy Nepel, wu
actually shot on a £n1l11h
aoundataae u.in(_ paper snow.
The make-filled J'CYptlan tanb
and the Peruvian ir.aure cave
were alto creeted on Encllab eeta.
The huge boulder that chMed
Harrl1on Ford waa made of
peP,er mllCbe. The stormy akiee
in the climactic ark-openlna
ecenea were created by m1xlna
oil-hued pelnt and water.
-Six different mechanical
·tree• were u1ed in the
11Polterplst" .:ene in which a
boy ta mallehed from h.la room by
the deadly ve1etatton. The
lmplodtna house at the
conclu1lob of the movie was
created with look-a -like
mln.iatwe home and a wcuum
tube.
-The mechanical I:. T .
required no 1•11 than 18
technicians to operate. 'the
extra·ternltlial'• h...s alone had
80 rnovtnc pu1a. Yel Manhall
said tWat director 8plelber1
event-111 be1an st~ &.T . d1rwt ordln, .. thoUah hj .....
a NM .cw. 0 1 think tlle NDMtnc
lhlna about l!.T. ii that IDOlt
people cloe't tbinlE of him ... ....... ~ .........
After IUI adcl..-, Manhall
waa 1urrounded bJ 1tudenta
11 Hr,. hll au~ and eiMct •hOtitobr8eliilitothelllD¥il ... ,.
Tbe~-....i-projectl on, tbe bortlOa. Tbe
lnoYllt ..... oC ..,,. ~· I.ant" Wll .. nl?Jnd la ~· And llanllall •Id• lffOad "•••••n·~::eu• wua "Ila 111:11•1•~
"Raiden ol the LOet
Ark" produeer Frank
Manball, npt, TI.lta
wiih lall mother Eft
...._II of Ne"'°"
BliMla alter•dclr1111.,
1taMat1 at ()ruse . eo.aeouese .. ~.
H•tlaer 01lodrlre ..
.. .... bt• -~· ... ,~ .. ...._OIM.nhAll'1
ldt na...
In addition to the living history program, students also
will learn instrumental music history· mime from "E.T."
actress Caprice &the, and creative writing from Rick ·
Goldman.
School .principal Kenneth Killian said he believes
students learn more by getting the chance to see and
participate with artists first hand.
"Thia area of town doesn't have the wealth where kids
get to see the arts that they do in some other communities,"
he said.
By seeing an artist perform, the youngsters undel'Stand
another dimension of learning and receive a visual
impression that will be lasting, he said.
Sandy Blatterman, a teacher at Kaiser Elementary"
School who coordinates the Perfonning Tree program, said ·
funding for the cultural aru project next year appears •
uncertain.
Without the program, she said many of the children
would have no other opportunity to aee artists in peraon or
•participate in innovative and creative assignments.
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U Orange OoHI DAILY PILOT /Wednnday, f'•bru1ry 23, t983
Take time to show love
DEAR ANN LANDER Thw 11 my "•poNll~ tt
th~ letter written by pa1t•111Jc ''omplalnlna about
ungrat.t>ful children
l am 2~. I've never been a parent, ao thf're are
some thlng1 I don't undentand. I do know,
however, that I am not a perfl'<!t daughter. I huve a
string of selfish net.I and forgotten blrthd4ly• to
remind mt-I alllO know how difficult at la to tell the
two people for whom I feel the mo&t, "l love you."
And It ta even harder to say, "I appredate your
lovlng concern and the time and effort that helped
mold my character from the day l was born."
My parent.a have never asked for proof that I
love them. I always hoped it came shining through
an a smile, a hug, the phone calliJ in good timee and
bad.
Have I been mistaken? -TAR HEEL
DAUGHTER
DE AR T.H.D.: Very often cblldren, P.arent1,
I oven ud friend• write to me ud aay. • I never
expretted my feellDS•· I tbougbt tbe~ knew." Well,
maybe tbey knew -and maybe tbey dida't. I
beUeve la demoaatratlag affection ud expret1LD1
tlia.,111 to tbo1e wbo bave made an emotional
iovettment in oar Uvea.
How u d tbat 10 many people are wuable to
give Dowen to the llvlD1. You, Tar Heel Daa1bter,
are one of the lucky ones. For you it ii not too late.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I will soon be 45 years
old and have always lacked sell-confidence. I stand
5-feet-8-inches and weigh 140 pounds. I've been
thinking seriously about breast augmenta"Uon
surgery. A few of my close friends say I am crazy.
What are the pros and cons? ls it dangerous? I
must admit to feeling somewhat silly worrying
about a matter that is trivial compared with the
serious problems you read about every day. Please
guide me. -OOLLY PARTON JR.
DEAR JR.: I don't know bow to respond slace
your signature lead• me to believe that you don't
know what tbe word "augmentation" means. Did
you mean "reduction"? Surely you don't tbink
Dolly 1eed1 MOREi
Neither operation 11 d.n1erou1, aUbou1b tbere
are Inherent rl1kl In aay aur1lcal procedure. I
aa11eat you dl1cu11 tbll matte r wltb your
pbyllclan.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your column Is often
used to enlighten the public about proper protocol
and insensitivity to other people's feellnp.
I refer to members of the cfergy who give the
Invocation and/or benedlcUon at public funoUona.
Some take the opportunity to use their own
religious dogma as the basil for their prayer. Since
most public ceremonJes include people of all faiths,
I submit this la wrong.
I have attended several functions these last few
weeks and have been offended by members of the
clergy who assume everyone is a Chriltian. -NEW
BRUNSWICK, N.J.
DEAR N.B.: I know tile feellD&•· Enlightened
and tboaglatfal cler1y &Ive lnvocaUon1 aad
benedictloDI witla an ecumenical flavor that
members of all faltb1 caa relate to. Compliment
tbem-wben tbey demon1trate auch aen1ltlvlty. I
alway1 do.
DEAR ANN: Do you have a snappy line for a
waiter who glvea you a menu and returns 30
minutes later to take your order? -FUMING IN
PHILLY
DEAR PHIL: Sbow no 1lgn of exaaperatlon.
Smile and aay "Somehow I waa expecting a mucb
older man."
Spring fashions piped ab~ard
Horni. signaled and the band played the
"Love Boat" theme aa the capacity crowd at the
Anaheim Marriott boarded the good ·~fi
"All-Guilds CHOC Show" for the Porta 0'
on cruise. •
Along the declu 811111.t Wallertclll of Saka
th Avenue, South Coast Plaza introduced the
1,400 aboard to Hanae Mori, Adolfo. Olca.r de la
Renta, Chloe, Jill Richard&, Fernando Pena,
Perry Ellis, Anne Klem and Calvin Klein.
First prize a\ this 2 la\ annual affair
sponsored by the 14 guilds, a round-trip voyage
through the Panama Canal (courtesy of Sitmar).
was won by Betty Ciavola of Orange. No
imaginary cruise for her!
"Captain" Lli Clem, Mad Hatter Guild, had
Carol Cl11by and the Mmet. Deaa McCaaa,
Robert Clemmer, Plalllp Nortlllcote, Wiiliam
Kelley, ,VUUam Paulson, Dould Powell, Robert
Knoop, MelvUle SlD1er, Francia Stawlck.I and
Robert Fl1clabeck on her crew.
'Other s aboard ror the s pring faahlon
preview included Mar1aret Wolfe, Pe11Y
Stemler , Kay Cowley, Roaemary Baraeaoa,
Pearl Hoag, Robla Mcintyre, Jeu M .. oaey,
Mar1le Tbomaa, Barbara Painter, Suro• Woo4
and Nancy Rexrode.
"Ticket.a were sold out in November. We
s hould make about $50,000 for the hospital
(Childrens Hospital of Orange County) this
year," said Vick Knlgbt, community relatlona
director.
Checks flying across country
Attending the annual
CHOC fashion show
include (top photo,
left) Carol Heuser,
left, with J~lie Renner;
Cathy Ray, top right,
CHAMBLEE. Ga. (AP) -The
two pilots tossed about $50
million into the twin-engine jet,
climbed aboard and roared into
business night as part of the
Federal Reserve System's check
clearing operation.
for the system's 6th District. The and (at right) Carol
district includes Georgia, F1orida McCann (left ), 1984
The Fed is charged with
~king_ s~ as_heck_A\!lll_ Millie
wrote on her bank in San
Francisco to her nephew in
Blackshear, Ga .• is returned to
her bank and to her so she can
balance her checkbook.
and Loulsiaha and parts of
Alabama and Tennessee. show chairma n., a nd
'I)lere are_othe! c~k clearing N9ncv-Tamblvn. -fi-'ll~'-~~ ..... "1191![11119 the p.igbL • . •
Tbe money. 100.000 or so
payczhecks, personal checks and
bus~ness checks, was being rus~ to Pittsburgh, New York,
ChiC.go and Minneapolis as part
of the daily race to keep the co~·s money movin~ in ume
witlt people's purchases.
services competing with t e Fed, J J -----------------------~ he said, so the system has to be~==============:==;::=:=:==.::==:=:=:=:=:=:=::;::=:=:=:=:=::::!=:=:=:==~======~ both fast, accurate and
economical. RUFFELL''S
Forty-five airplanes streak
acrgss the continent each
The keys to the whole system
are speed and volume, said James
L . Brown, assistant vice
president of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Atlanta, headquarters
The 6th District handled 1.8
billion checks last year. The
average check whic h was
trucked or flown out of the
Atlanta area, is for $350, Brown
said .
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I Engagements
. Dabney-Hinshaw
The engagement ol Allee Dabney to Marc
Chrlatopher H inshaw o San Franclaco la
announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Jamea Dabney of Newport Beach. A June 2~
wedding at the Lido Isle Yacht Club ia planned.
~ future bridegroom, 90n of Mr. and Mrs.
Erne9t Theodore Hinshaw Jr., also of Newport
Beach, ia an alumnus of UC Berkeley. The
bride-elect atte nded San Francisco State
University.
Riley-Villani
· Edieon High School graduate Catherine Ann
Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Riley of
Huntington Beach, and Frank G. Villani, also of
Huntington Beach, plan an Aug. 27 wedding in Sts.
Simon and Jude Church. Huntington Beach.
The-future bridegroom is the eon-<>f ·Mr. and
Mra. Frank Villani of Ramsey, N.J.
Aube rt-Wenger
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lees Aubert Jr. o f
Newport Beach announce the engagement of their
dauthter, Suzanne Elizabeth Aubert, to John David
Wenger of Chicaao. Ill., son of the John Austin
Wengera of Hamilton, Ohio. A July wedding ln St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Newport Beach, is
plailned.
The bride-elect, a 1976 Children's Home
Society debutante, is a graduate of USC. She
affiliated with K appa Kappa Gamma. Wenger
graduated from Miami University, Oxford, Ohio,
wbse be attiliated with Delea Tau Delta.
H iiml-Evers
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J . Evers Jr. of Newport
Beach announce the engagement of Herbert Joseph
Even Ill to Kelton Maria Himal, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dunstan Himal of Boulder, Colo.
The e~aaed couple attend Pitz.er College in
Claremont where she is a sophomore and he is a
aenior. He abo attended Marymount College of
Palas Verdes. The wedding is planned for Aug. 6 in
BoodcW.
Van Noy-Thorn
1be enaaeeinent of Debbie Van Noy, daughter
ol Mr. anri Mn. Joeeph Dabney Van Noy m of
C.oMa u .. , to Richard D. Thom of San Diego waa
announce.& at the 4lat weddina anniversary
oeldwation of her parent.a in The Ritz, Newport
8eMh. The wedding ia to take~ March 26 in St.
A.Mrew'a Pr.byterian Church, Newport Beach.
The bride-elect attended California Western
University, San Diego, and U.S. International
Univenity in Mexico City and Susaex, Er\Vand.
Thorn, son of the Robert Thoma of U Mesa,
attended CWU and studied at USIU, Suasex
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DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: II It all ripa fer a
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erte1 to 10 tlarH&la a aormal labor? I
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Ch.d for h r many yHl'I ot Mrvice
io community and chW"Ch, Kath nne
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V•llant Woman Award by Church
Womtn United of lhe Harbor Atta.
A lon41tHdln1 mf'mb r ot St.
Andrew • PrHb_yterlan Church,
Newport Beech, Dean wu recently
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Preabyterian Woman . a
350,000-membClr oraanlzatlon. The
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the or1•nlat.
Her aervlc•• to Church Women
United Include denominational
repreaentatlve and World Day of
Prayer chalrperaon for the loc•I
sroup. She 1erved on tho ttate board
and chaired the atate aaaembly In
1981, and currently la on the Conunon
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Saddleback College· presents
a traditional 'West Side Story'
By TOM TITUS or"'-oe11, "°'ti."
Wat.chmg tht• Orange Coult'• lal<'llt vendon of
"West Side S tory" ut Saddleback Colleg_., It's
difftcull to believe that this dynamic musical
already ts o quarter of a century old.
In its 19:17 Broadway debut, the Jerome
Robbins-Leonard Bernstein-Stephen Sondheim
updating of the Romeo and Juliet theme changed
the cour11e of the musical theate r as sure as
"Oklahoma" had done in the previous decade. It
was a breakthrough for the more serious form of
the genre. a brilliantly conceived merger of lyrical
and vtaceral staging.
Few musicals sim-e than have matched either
the show's superlative 1COre or the impact of its
back alley gang warfare when taunting turns to
tndegy and young lovers are caught in a maelstrom
of hate. Last year Saddleback gave ua "Grease."
This is the flip side of the Fifties experience.
Al SaddJeback. director Patrick J. Fennell has
mounted an interpretation that leans more toward a
traditional, praentational atyle (with its actors too
obviously aware of where the audience ls located).
But the key moments of tension and confrontation
are skillfully staged and the vocalizing by the
romantic leads is first rate.
At first blush, Jill Marie deFreltas appears
overly young and Innocent for Maria, the Puerto
Rican girl who falls in love with a former leader of
the neighborhood 's white gang. Her splendid
performance allays these doubts and he r final scene
is a dramatic gem. Cosel Martin as her suitor, Tony,
has more trouble break ing the squeaky clean
image and never really achieves the guts of his role.
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Neither do lhu J~t. WI 1 whule, althouah thelr
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lnwnaity Cor Qll or th m, perhape too much at lJmet.
T he Sharks ore more warlike, with Oary Velaeco
credhable u their chieftain.
Terri ttoech l1 a 1molderlng bombahell ••
Anita, while Judy Carpenter It too pretty and
s hapely for tho tomboy Anybody'•, but play• lt
nicely. A caaling problem la evident with the adult.a
-Don Form'-neck It too diminutive tor the
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too imposJng,for the meek candy at.ore owner. Jerry
Halbert does well aa the klutey dance oraanlzer.
Terry Gordon's brauy orchestra la out of alg)lt1 but never out of mind. The choreograA}ly by Patu
Hubler, Connerly with Sebastian'• West. la sUck and
sharp. while Wally Huntoon's unit set with It.I
highway centerpiece la starkly effective.
"West Side Story" la a musical that makes the
heart beat a little faater and the pulse quicken. It
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Saturday a t 8 a nd Su nday at 3 in Saddleback
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J ohn Denver hosts uThe 2 5 th Anniversary Grammy Awards,"
tonig ht from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles a nd
broadcast live on K NXT (2) beginning a t 8 :00.
No 'Gramniy Awards Show'
for roCk 'n ' roll stars
By FRED ROTHENBERG
-' TelrfWof\ Wrltef NEW YORK -Why do the hard-core rock ·n '
roll stars come down with laryngitis whenever
they're asked to perform on the "Grammy A.wards
Show"?
"The top record acts don't care about TV. It's
like pulling teeth to get them on," says Pierre
Cossette, exe<:utivc producer of torught's three·hour
live Grammy·award broadcast on CBS. "Their
medium is records and concerts. H they start doing
TV'. they're giving it away for free."
Cossette, who for 13 years has owned the TV
rights to the music industry's annual back-slapping
gala, says he has tned for a long ume to get Billy
Joel, for example, to sing on the show.
"He'll go on 'Saturday Night Live· and reach
his audience," says Cossette. "But he'll lose his
supporters if they think he's selling out to a big
commercial network The mmut.e you go on TV.
you're just another echnook."
Joel's album, "The Nylon Curtain," is one of
five nominees for 1982 Album of the Year The
others -Paul McCartney. John Cougar, Donald
Fagen and the group Toto -won't be performing
either.
The ''Grammy Awards Show" on CBS attracts
an older audience than the one buying rock ·n· roll
records. The network's middle-<>f·the-road viewers,
most of them in the advertisers' favorite 25-f>.t age
group, don't know fast.lane performers.
For that matter, when's the last time you
hummeo something oy·cnas yeaTs1frilmnated new-
artists -Stray Cats, Men At Work, The Human
League, Jennifer Holliday or Asia?
Shows specializing in pop music, hke
''American Bandstand." "Solid Gold" and
''Midnight Special," a re relegated to weekend,
early evening or late, late·nlght. ln recent years, the
only prime-time music program has been NBC's
"The Barbara Mandrell Show," which featured
country-and-west.em music.
"You can't get the big guest stars for variety
shows anymore," says Cossett.e. "All you get are the
people who need TV. Those are TV people, not
re«>rd acts "
Country-and.west.em stars Kenny Rogers and
Willie Nelson, who both will perform on tonight's
show, appeal to wide audiences. And, to a lesser
extent, so do soft-rockers Elton J ohn , Linda
Ronstadt and Joe Cocker. For different reasons,
these artists have brid~ the TV-music worlds and
feel they can benefit television exposure.
Elton John's t.een·age fans have now become
adults, and he has recorded an album recently.
Cocker's resurgence and general appeal comes with
his hit song, "Up Where We Belong," from the
movie, "An Officer and a Gentleman."
One thing for certain, the stars wiU be out on
CBS tonight, if not to sing, at least to present
awards. read some lines and look glamorous in the
audience. Aft.er all. the sight of stars de<:ked out in
their fanciest threads and shiniest baubles attracts
the most TV viewers. not the music
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wednelday, ,tbruary ti, 1113
A two-acre area In Irvlne under
development u an environmental center for
VOc:ational programs for local remdenta wW be
open tomorrow for public toun.
The land at 14600 Sand Canyon Road just
north of the Santa Ana Freeway la uaed ln the
Coutl.lne Regional Occupational Protrram to
teech forestry, parks and beaches tralnlng,
leid apokeswoman Nucy Vepat.
'the program la funded by five achool
diatrlcta: Newport-Mesa, Irvine. Huntington
Beach, Tuatin and Saddlebeck Valley. It
ller'Ve9 high achool atudenta and adulta.
Opened in September, the two acres
currently hold a trailer and the beginl)inaa of ,
Mveral landacaping projecta. The center is
intended to provide student.a a chance to
a-eate plant projecia. learn nunery sales and
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1 deatgn landacapes. A complimentary bag of
fertlliz.er will be given people who tour the srounds.
, • A fund-raising gourmet llOUp c:ontest
• aponsored by the Omni Buaineu Club of
Foun\ain Valley will be conducted tomorrow
at thf Guy Fawkea Reataurant, 17171
Brookhurst St., Foun\ain Valley.
The event begins at 6:30 p .m. Club
memben will aerve their favorite 80Upa for a
~-cent fee. Admiaaton to the ev~Jll.il $2.
Proceeds will be donated").<> Fountain
Valley Hish School 'a Camp for the
Handicapped. Thia apecial education camp
helps children who are physically,
educationally or mentally handicapped.
• A low-<XJSt rabies clink: will be held
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Laguna
Beach Animal Shelter in Laguna Canyon.
The clink: is sponaored by the shelter and
the volunteer Pet Responsibility Committee.
c.o.t la $3 and dogs must be at leut 6
months of age and arrive in a carrier or on
leash. Lluluna Beach dog liceriaes will be IOlCI ·
at the clinic, but owners must bring a
neuter/spay certificate.
The shelter is located at 20612 Laguna
Canyon Road. For more information, call
497-3552.
• Hilltop NW'!lery School of Costa Mesa is
hosting a garage and bake sale Saturday from
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Huntington Beach.
Proceeds from the sale, at 21142
Brookhurat St., will go to benefit the
26-year-<>ld nW'!lery achool at 1259 Victoria St.
• Women can obtain advice on applying
for and obtaining credit at a program
, acheduled from 9 a.m. to noon Sa=L at
Golden West College in Huntington .
Buel Laraea will diacua methods of
establishing, maintaining and reinatating
credit. The program allo will focua on loans.
methoda of payment and financial
terminology. Partkipanu ahould bring a
calculator to compute interest charges.
The program fee is $9. Infonnation on the
· class can be obtained by calling the college at
891-3991.
I\ • "Improving Your Written
• Communications Skills," a aeries of four
-..orkshope for junior high and high 8Chool
.wdents., begins Saturday in Laguna Beach.
Cost Is $80 for 12 hours of writing
hutruction with sessions taught at Laguna
Beach High School.
For information, call Linda Woocb at
4jM-7296.
• A one-day aeminar aimed at helping
licensed nurses develop management skilli
will be held Saturday at Golden West College
in Huntington Beach.
Lecturina in Forum I from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m.. will be Vener M. Parte7, a nationally
known nurae educator and lecturer on auch
topics as "Nursing and Power," ''Nuninl-and
Politics'' and "Management and Nuniina."
Health care workers~ earn s:ix hours of continuing education t for atiend.lng
this program. The fee is $18, and partidpanta
may register at the door starting at 7:45 a.m.
• The first Sunday tea dance of the yeer
will be staged in Irvine from 4 to 6 p.m.
~unday at the Turtle Rock Community Park.
Featured at the dance will be the band,
b Society, which will play what dance
lidst Baney McClve called "the big
aound of the Eighties."
The tea dance la apomored by the dty'a
~ Community Services Department. Adml81ion
... $2 per per90ll.
t • A three-day productlon of "Emotions ln
'Motion" will be preeented by the Orchesla
1)ulCle Group of Corona del Mar Hlch School
• ltU'ti.ng March 2 .
.. · The 8 p .m . performancea will be . tneentec:I at Newport Harbor Hlch School
\ Auditorium, 600 Irvine Ave.
'lbe dance group will perform ~from
'l'ame," "Weat Side Sto!'J ' and
"Sophisticated Lady." Ticketa are '3 and can
~ purchMed at the door.
. • Doheny State Beech Park ranaet" Jim la will pr9ellt a allde lhow enlitled ''Ranae
•f Ll•ht, a Musical Interpretation of die
........ Nevada.'' March 2 In 8an Clemente.
• The ahow la apomored by the South COMt Audubon &dety and beaina at 7:30 p.m. tt tbe 8-nk of San Clemente, at the comer of SI Cammc> Real and Awnida Victoria. l'or ~ mD Plw Tan., at 481-0lO'I.
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~a6ulous supper
on a sRoesf1'in9
Everyone's being economical
these days. But just when people
think they can make ends meet
. . . someone moves the ends!
Or so It would seem.
Suppers shown here were
planned with economy In mind. It
would be dlfflcult to find a trio of
menu Items more economical
than chicken, rice and onions.
Serve each prepared separately.
Or 'mix 'n' m at c h t o solve
mealtime money problems.
Glazed Baked Chicken
4 brohr-tryer chk:ken quarter•
y, cup eherry
y, cup honey
Y, cup IOJ 8llUCe
1 te•poon peprtka
2 clovM pllk:, minced
Place chicken In glass baking dish,
--skln-slchrup. Combine remaining - -
Ingredients and brush on chicken. Place
In 375 degree F. oven and bake 1 hour.
Turn after 30 minutes. Brush with glaze
frequently. Reserve some glaze to brush
on onions.
Garnish chicken with lemon slices and
parsley, If desired. Serve with Stuffed
Sweet Spanish Onions and Fruit and
Vegetable Pilaf. Makes 4 servings.
Fruit and Vegetable Pilaf
1 cup uncooked rice
I cupe chicken broth•·
y, .... poon ....
y, .... poon poultry HHOnlng or
ground ....
'4 IHlpDon ground bleck
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1 lallll11p11n ....._or....,.....
1 cenot, ......, diced
1WtNd~.,..,cored
1teaepoon1ugar
V. cup half and half (°"""' end
mllk)
In saucepan, combine rice, brotf\,
seasonings and butter. Bring to a boll.
Stir once or twice, lower heat, cover
and simmer 15 minutes, or until rice Is
tender and liquid Is absorbed. Remove
from heat: add remaining Ingredients.
Toss lightly, cover and let stand 6
minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
·For extra flavor, use broth In which
onions for Stuffed Sweet Spanish
Onions were cooked.
Stuffed Sweet
Spanish. Onions
2 medium 1w .. t 8panl1h onion•
(3 lnchea In diameter)
Chicken broth
1 package (10 ourtcH) frozen .,..., cooked
y, cup aott bread crumbe
2 tab1Mpoon1 grated Parmeean
chMM
1 tabl11poon chopped ,.,...,
V. tNlpoon dry mu1tard
2 t1blaapoou..butter..JM119CL__ ---~-~ Glue from Glazed Belled
Chk:ken
Peel and halve onions. Place In
saucepan In 2 Inches chicken broth.
Bring to boll, cover and simmer 15
minutes. or until tender-crisp. Drain,
reserving chicken broth for cooking the
rice for the Fruit and Vegetable Pilaf.
Gently lift centers from onions, leaving a
shell, 2 to 3 rings thick. (Refrigerate or
freeze onion centers to use In soups or
casseroles.)
Fiii centers of onion shells with
cooked peas. Mix bread crumbs with
Parmesan cheese, parlsey, mustard and
butter. Sprinkle over onions. Brush outer
sides of onion halves with glaze used for
chicken. Broil 6 to 7 minutes or until
lightly browned. Makes 4 servings.
Piquant citrus accent
pack s culinary punch . . . D 1
wl~lyallced
"" cup lltwered aimonde
"" cup ,......., plumped
Mlctowaw• Melhocl: Place peeled
and halved onions In shallow caS1erole
wtth Yo! inch chlcken broth. CC>Yef and
microwave on high for 8 to 10 minutes
or until tender-crisp. Remove center
portions of onions and stuff and broll as
directed above. El egant yet economical describes this trio ol supper dishes
8.fir-Jrg or 4of 4ie -•· BRiclien_ is ideal
• For a quick and casual company '
supper. stir fry bite-size pieces of marinated
chicken breasts with crisp mellow rings of
sweet Spanish onions and slices of celery,
water chestnuts and dried fruits. Serve over
mounds of fluffy rice; pass additional soy
sauce. All else that's needed with the
Golden Valley Stir-Fry Is a tray \)f fresh
fruits with a choice of cheese and
beverage.
Golden Valley Stir-Fry
a whole broler·frrer chicken bn11te.
ekJnned wl boMd 4 telll11p10.-. GOm8tarctt, d.~
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2 --:,;r. onloM, ellced end ............ Into
2 oupe .. broth 1Y, .,... ......., .... .....,,
1 cen (I ounoe) waler oll111nuta,
drained wl elloed
11 pitied molet dried pnlftM (MOleture ..... , ............. a to 4 cupe hot ooolred rtce cooked In
ollk*en broth
Cut chicken Into 1-lnch pieces. Combine 3
tabtespoon1 cornstarch, soy sauc::e, honey, '-
ginger, garttc and pepper In mixing bowl. Ada
chicken and mix well. cover apr1cot1 With
sherry. Set chicken and apricots aside for 15
minutes. Heat off In wok or large lkNtet. Add chk*en
and cook, atlrrtog aver ~ hMt •bout
4' minutee or unto chloken ta ~ and ftrm.
Add onion and cook, ttlrrlng 2 minutee. Pour in
chicken btath. CoYer and at...-n 2 to 3 rnhlt• b
AamoY8 cover. Add celery, w8"r ot.trMt.
prunee and aprloots. Blend rematnlng cornetarch
wfth '" cup water. Stir Into chlcMn mxturt. Cook, stirring occalionely, 2 mlnutee or
untll ~II clMr and thk:kened. ~
bedl of fluffy rice. P•• addlttoMi ~ " dllftd ..... 8 to 8 ~
• Impossible Chicken Pot Pie
2 cupe cut-up oooked cNcll• <#
11"1 oupe ,,_.,. ,... end carrotet
thMNdancldrtllned
Ya CMIP oil a pp 1 d muehroom•
"' .. ohapp«t onion ·~ 1~ oupemb
~ oup Mk"'8 mix y, .... , .......
" "HPIDft p1ppar
Heat oven to 400 degrees. Gre11e ?e
plate. 1 O x 1 l'l lnohee. Mix chicken, pen and
carrote, muehrooms and onk>n In plate.
Beat r9'N1tnlng Ingredients until smooth, 16
eecondt In blender on high speed or 1 minute
with hand bMttr. Pour Into plate. Bake untM
• knife klltrted In center comet out ctMn, 30 to
35 mlnut-. Cool 5 mtnutes. Makes 8 to 8
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('I Orange o ... DAIL y PILOT /Wednelday, ,..,.,,ery n, 11N
Low sodium appetizers are boon
Today more people
than ever AN tumJ.nc to
low·todtum clleta. In pu1
th.ii ta due to the eff orta
of the American Heart
Amod.ation, the National
, Inatitut.9 of HMlth and
the U.S. Government, all
of whom are ur1in1
AinerScana to cut down
on ealt.
The ho1te11 who
entertain• need not
worry about what to
eerve 1u.ttl on IOdlum
reetrlcted dletl if 1be
~ a alt eut.Utute
tn her cooldna.
There are other wa)'I
to cut back on ult in
your diet. Try u1in1
un1alted butter or
mar1arlne and
experiment with low-
sodium condiments,
herbe and ai>'c*·
The reclpee featured
here u.e a ult eut.Utute
Slke the lOpl oft &he t.horoulhlY· 2 tH1poon• lemon • h • r r y um a to 11 . 8prHd the mixture Juice Woridnl earefW.ly, ~a evenly over the bread, ~ teHpoon 1alt
amall 1poon to remove then roll each elect eublt.ltute
the pulp and ..... Tum jllly·roll t.aahkin. Bnalh l 1mall tomato,
the tomatoH over on with melted butter. peeled, IMded and finely ~per iowei. to draln fot Pt.ce ln frentr fot halt choDDed 20 m1nute1. an hour. JCemov• th• U•m•
PH l th• avocado•, SUct MCh roll Into 4 fr'CD the mUlhroom Ollll
then maah them by pltcel. Place Ma.m·ltde and chop the tt1m1
hand, ln a.,._..« a down on an unaeued finely. Milt the buu.r
food proce11or. You cookie lhMt. Bab In• over medtwn htet and
eboWd haw 1 cup. Mlx prthM~ SH d~ MU .. the cboDDed -
I n t h e rem a I n l n 1 oven for ab o u t U and ..won uniil malt of
ln1redlent1. J'Ul the mlnu•, or unUl aoJden. the Uqu.ld II reduced. Se\
tomatoee wtth mixture. MaUt 12 sawbtU. Mlde to ooo1.
Mu. 20 tomato& B 0 T I "'T V P f' E D In a mlxln( bowl,
CRICK.EN ALMOND MUIBaOOM CAPS cream the cl\••••:
PINWllEBLI 24 lar8' muahroon:w. peraley, lemon Jub ana
8 1licH ot low-wiped dead' . ealt 1ub1Utu{1 until
1 o d l u m b r e a d -1 t a b l • • p o o n well ml.Dd. Getly ad.r
comm er cl a 1 or unulted butter or ln the ~to. Stuff eech
homemade. marprlne mUlhrooin cap With the
1 cup cooked 1 1calUon, lliced mixture and place on
bone1-chicken breut finely U1btly 1reued cookie ~ cup to a 1 t e d 1 ounce unaalted 1 he e t . B a k e t n a
almonda, finely chopped farmen ch.... or low-preheated 375 detP"ee F.
4 tableapoona low-eodium cotia,. cheMe oven for about 1 O
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to hostess and guests
• and can be prepared
ahead for ea1y
entertalnlng.
GUACAMOLE IN
CHERRY TOMATOES
eodium mayonnai8e l tabl .. poon treah mlnutea. Make1 24
W tea1poon 1alt1_...parale ____ y._cbopP.ed ____ •• ______ __,1p;__,uabr__..'OOl~=n=•~·------.....:..----------------------------------------------------------------------~ eubltitute
20 cherry tomatoea
2 medium awc:ados
1 tablespoon lemon
juice
1 tablespoon minced
onion
6 drop• taba1co
sauce
1 table1poon 1our
cream
~ teaapoon 1alt
subetltute
~ teupoon pepper
2 table1poon
chopped parsley
-\4 cup unul ted
butter or mar1arlne,
melted
Trim the Cl"UStl from
the breed. With a rol1lq
pin, roll each piece ol
brelld unUl thin. Finely
chop the chicken ·and
tramfer it to a mJxtnc bowl Add the ,..,,.1nm,
J.ncred1enta and combine
Hearty 01n~lets
fuel outdoor fun
When you've planned
a day of outdoor
recreation, there'•
nothing like a hearty
old-fashioned breakfast
of bacon or sausage, esp.
and potatoes to appeue
ravenous appetiteis.
Here are two
convenient and
nourl1hini breall-
faat-ttme meals that
combine thoee favorite
food• in ta1ty and
appetizing ways. .
Whether you 're
planning breakfast for
skien. akatera, IW'fen cc
boaten, Hearty Omelet
will provide the type of
nutritioua and
aubatantial breakfHt
everyone needl.
A pack.age of au gratln
potatoes combined with
eggll and ...... makes
a 1urpri1lngly
easy-to-prepare omelet
that'• equally ea1y to
aerve. The me.. sauce
mix, when et1rred Into
the ea mixture, lllCSda a
golden rich meeee flavw
everyone will love.
Or try Lumberjack
Style B111. Bacon
crumble• and an
e nvelope of potato
pancake mix added to
the 1crambled e11
mixture, makes thll d1ah
a real attck-to-the-rlbs
breaktut.
Complete either of
the1e hearty and
flavorful breaJdMta with
muffim or railin brMd.
chilled onnae Juice, hol
coffee « cocoa. and have
a 1£A'a~ OMELET
1 packa1e (5 ~
ounce•) au 1ratln
potatoee a cupa water
~ pound pork ....... ~ cup chopped aree:::-
K cup milk
CblU aauce ,
delU'ed
Combine potato aJJcee
frcm peckaae with water
in medium-1lze
saucepan; cover and
1immer 15 minutes.
Drain well Meanwhile,
brown .. ..._e ln larp
skillet, 1tlrrlng to
crumble; do not pour of1
drippinp.
Add drained potatoes
and pepper to drtppinp.
Cook 10 minute&, turn1Jl8
OCCMimally, until llgbtly
browned.
Beat together e11•.
milk and ~ mix
from package of
potatoe1; pour Into
akillet. Cover and cook
owr medium heat until
eat are Rt and bottom
la brown. Cut in wedaa
Serve with cbW aauce. 8
eerviJ\11.
LOMllEIUAC&
STYLE EGGS
4 aUcea t.corl ....
1 cup water
'i4 cup milk
1 envelope
(4-1ervin11) potato
pancake mix
'i4 cup chopped
green pepper
Cook b9call unUl cr1lp
ln ...... *1Det, •vlna }
tablnpoona drl¥~~· Crumble t.con. t1y
beat ~ther e111,
water, and pancake
mix. Let 1tand 10
minute1 . Stir in
crumbled bacon and
1reen pepper. Cook in drl~ ltirrtJw, unUl eat are ecrarnbl9Cl. 4 to a
eervlnp.
Microwave: Attant•
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on HIGH S mlnutea.
Microwaw .. mixture
ln drlppln•• In pan,
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Grapes
refresh
• winter
After e ndle11 heavy
winter meal.a, maln-dtah
aalada provide a
refreahtna change of
pace . Fru it• a nd
vept.ablea aerved crisp
and fre1h, combined
with meet or cheeee and
drl11led . ~Ith a tanay
dreaing, are healthful,
fresh-taain& treats at this
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year.
Here'• a w i nter -
to-apr l na ver1lon
of a summer salad that
will live you a head start
.on die tute of awnmer.
Country Platter
Sa1'd teams year-round
standby a -poultry.
le ttuce and tomatoes -
with summer's favorite
fruit, grapes. A taJTagon
cream dressing , w ith
added -t trorn muatard
and blue cpeeae, marries
the salad fav o r s
~ .. Ufully.
coconut for ambrosial
fruit salads.
COUNTRY
PLATTER SALAD
Tarragon Cream
Dressing
1 'h quarts c r isp
romaine and butter
lettuce
l lh cups red and
green Chilean grapes
2 medium, firm-ripe
tomatoes
1 ~ c up1 cook ed
How ca n s u mmer chicken or turkey strips grapes find their way 4 strips crisp-cooked
into winter and spring bacon
menus? Conveniently, Sliced lemon for
the aeaaons are reversed garnish
In th e Southern Prepare Tarragon
Hemisphere ao the ripe, Cream Dressing. Cover
juicy grapes appearing in and chill several hours to
good supply in markets blend f lavors. Tear
right now are imported greens in to bi te-sise
from t he s u n s h i n Y pieces. rinse grapes (seed
vineyards of Chile, red grapes), and cut
which produce some. of t omatoes into small
the' world's finest fn.ut. wedges.
Se'iVe euw1by-Piattff-Cut-chicken or tMrMY
Salad as an entree for into stri~ and bacon into
lunch or dinner. It's a large pieces. Arrange
complete meal itself but, greens on platter and top
a cup of aoup and whole with grapes, tomato, cra1n bread or mufflm chicken (or turkey) and
would b e fittin g bacon. Garnish with
accdmpaniments to this sliced lemon. Serve with
hNrty ulad. T a r r a g o n C r e a m
Dressing. Makes 4
servings. Think swruner -even
if it's not -with other
menu ideas featuring
imported winter grapes.
Add a cluster of grapes
to your bacon and egg
bref}tfaat to perk up a
wiqter morning. Serve
~ for dessert, tossed wi\b honey-flavored
y~ Combine grapes
wi~ oranges. apples and
otlWJ' winter fruits and
tolt, with shredded j
Tarragon Cream
Dre11lng: M ix ~
t..e a s p o o n c r u s h e d
tarragon with 1 teaspoon
prepared mustard, ~
cup each mayonnaise and
dairy sour cream. Blend
1 tablespoon crumbled
blue ch eese with 2
tablespo o n s wine
vinegar. Combine with
mayonnaise mixture.
Makes a generous 1 cup.
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be enhanced by proper Dining out can • wines
By JERRY D. MEAD ~nt allowlna ua know what wlnea are lincci I 1\al1ed thll pollc:yh food1 1ood, t>ut l1~re appren~W Jp at David p 1.unf1 a Juky ra1le for May 1.
DINING TIP _ If win e lover• to be available. Thi• la not• or flrat HlectlnS t • wJ l •levl\t mtd-.-nty, Bruce lne:i; tn the 1ta)'inl n,ht where ht'• Two new wi,,., 1N2
you 'r e 0 wine tovur, nealected , but the kind of 1nobbl1hne11, wlnet 1 want to rink, or at leut h•lp you to Santa Cru1 ountalna at. Fume Blanc a nd 1981
which you probably a.re reetaurant ll lOllina aalee. mind you, but ll bued on and then matchlna them l,nore It. prior to hl1 New York With new. owners and 11 Vlntner'1 Reaerve"
If you are reading thll In thl1 economy, the ~ reuonlna. wt1th 1appr,o pr lahte N•WYORvlMPORT aojoum . a n e w wlne ra-ker , Chardonnay will b e column, then let m e rntaurant need• every ~oo many rottaurantl ae ect one rom t • c. a Johmon replacet Mike there'• bound to be eome premiered to thole In
encourage yo u to aale and we certainly have wine ll1u ao nwnu. -The new wtnern.ker Hoffman. f o undlna 1tylt1t.Jcch.anpmatHMR. attendance, and villton
enhance your dining need the am&ll pleuuree mediocre that It II 1ood l think you'll flnd, u I at Hoffman Mountain winemaker, who hH are enoour.,.t to~
experience at most lh.atoomewithourbott.le fortune to find a lfnsle did, that a number of Ranch (HMR) will be realgned effective the MAY DAY PETE -ln thewlnery'1attnctlve
reatauran\.a by being a of wine. wine you really want to dlnlna expertencet that 27-year-o ld Chrl1 end of lhll month. The If you're Into plannlna aarde n1 while belna
little more demandina. My own pollcy 11 to drink. So why pt your would have otherwlae Johnton, who up until a new ownera o f HMB ahead, note that Dry entertained by country u you are a regular at refuae to look at the ta1tebud1 aet for a been le•• tha n few da)'I aao had aerved lntervlewed a number of Creek Vlneyard1 of mu1lc. For further
8 particular cafe, there menu until the wine U.t delicate fl.lh dllh when aatiafactory will turn out u winemaker at Wqner o the r Pote n t I a l Sonom a County wlll detail• or dlrectlon1,
are many things you can ha• been preaenteC:l. I the only decent wine on t o be down r I g ht Vlnehardl In New York. wlnemakera a nd WH hold It.a annual Spring write to Dry Creek
demand over a period of never 11elect an ent.ree, or the U.t II a hearty red7 acceptable. Great wine Jo naon, a UC Davi.I reapon1lble for at leut Open House o n the Vineyard, P.O. Box "T",
time to make your dining even an a t.lzer, until I It has been man ean wlll never make bad arad, al10 .aerved an one talented fellow weekend of April 30 and Heald.abut , CA 95448. more enjoyable, such u ~~..;;;;,;.-.;.,L.;;..~~~~~~~~~~~....,.--.~~~~~~--~~~.....;:o-__;~~~~~~~_;_----~~~~~~~::.=::.::.:::.:=..::.:...:..:.!~~:..=.=-....!!:=::=.:=:..a:...::::.::...:.:::.:...:::.:...._
driving the owner crazy
until h e improves
selection, lowers prices,
provides proper
!!stemware, or takes care
of other minor and major
irritations to wine lovers.
For the short term,
and at less familiar
restaurants, the message
of the day is do not allow
wine service or the
presentation of the wine
list to be an
afterthought.
The number of times
that one has to request
t h e wine li s t is
unforgivable . A
restaurant that permits
this to happen is the
victim of flawed
management. Not only is
Milk is
important
in diet
Misconceptions about
food have abounded
throughout history. The
tomatO, f6r eXalnple, was -'
shunned as poisonous for
centuries.
Yet today with more
information available
about the food we eat ·
than perhaps at any time
in history at least on4!
import.ant misconception
remains . Some people
who are concerned about
losing weight are cutting
down or eliminating milk
from their diets because
they think it is high in
fat and calories.
The truth is that most
dairy products are
actually relatively low in
fat, c holestero l and
calories when compared
to other animal foods.
•
bulk
lundberg short and long grain
rice )
..._ ... SS ••• 39 ,
lrvlne ranch farmers market
trail mix
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A 3-ounce hamburger,
for example, contains 245
calories, 3 1,Az ounces of
tuna have 200 calories,
while an 8-ounce glass of
whole milk has only 150
calories.
roasted, salted, raw and no salt
...... 2.29 •• 1. 98, .: ~;.;;'~h;,;~·· ~ In tenns of cholesterol,
that glass of milk has
only 25-34 milligrams,
while the hamburger has
80 milligrams and the
tuna 38 milligrams.
Conunon sense tells us
that anyone seeking to
lose weight should first
cut out foods that are
high in calories and
c ontribute little
nutritional value.
Milk is one of the
prime so urce s of
nutriti o n in the
American diet, providing
essentia l protein ,
calcium, phosphorus,
magnesium, riboflavin,
vitamin B -12 and
vitamin D.
In comparison, an
8-ou n ce gla111 of
carbonated soft drink
contains about 100
calories and contributes
no nutrients except
sugar.
Nutritionist George M .
Brigga of the University
of caiifomia at Berkeley,
has concluded that any
adult who omits milk or
other dairy products
from hla or her dJet runs
the risk of inadequate
intake of calcium and
poesible other nutrfen\.a.
A 1979 Federal Trade
Commiallon ruling was
even more emphatic
about the value of milk
in the American diet;
"Milk 11 one of the
most nutritioul foods ln
the nation'• diet, and
from the 11andpolnt of
the population ae a
whole or ewn lianlfk:ant
population group1, 11
literally 'euentlal,
neceaary and needed.'
1be 1'itbdrawal of m1lk
f "rom any major
populadon FOUP wo4&1d
amount to a nutritional
dl.IMter.''
After con1ultatlon
with • pb1*ian. tberw la
certainly no harm in CIOWltinc c.Jorill. .. to
enau.re a a.laneed and
healthfial diet. diet.en ehould ...... to .....
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bMk fDod = fndt.
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alterUte1; and dairy ........
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I pettiel (5 lb. box)
I not to exceed 30.% fat content I , 1 95 ....... 95 •• • )
our very O)Nn ltallan & germen
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M e at Values
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Sirloin Tip Roast
ll.b.aoecl Wilson Bacon
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Is Dangerous to Your Health .
Dairy /D eli
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Split Pea Soup
IMlclnt Onmve DnNI Tang
•a: .59
": L69
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Ll9 Dtet~anbenv1~ce ·.: L73
Bakery Value" Arum.1num Foil ~ 3.49
~ ..... POwdered Donuts
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Ce Oranr Oout DA.IL.Y PILOTIWednMday, Fe~ruary 2S, 1983
Pineapple is veFcslitile in weigh,-watching recipes
By Heat halt-<:up water to unflavored pt.Un tf'm•lnlnj pin apJ)le, l c u P c I n n e d pt.Un 10ft.enll.
8AalARAOIB80NS &olllna and add lo l teaapoon lemon until thorouahly Juice-packed cru1hed MeenwhU., it.rain th llll 11111110
Piuatt! canned In blender. Cover and blend Juke bl nd'1<.1. pineapple, chilled pineapple and re1 rvt YU
tta own rather than until gelatin aranulH Subetltute to equal Spread th mixture In SubeUtute to equ1l the Julee (prtt1 out H
auaary 1 yrup 11 an dluolvc . Add th e 10 tea1poon1 1u1ar (6 o n 8 ·1n c h 1qu1ar• 16 to11poon1 1u1a r (8 much juice u JX*lblo).
a.ll·1taaon treat for undrained pineapple and packets) non1tlck cakupun ond J*Ck ti), divided Add water to the Julee to Cut chccsc Into chunka Add 1tr1wborrlea in a
wlAl&llDe watchers, and a 11.11ar aill»Utut.a. Drain pln apple Juice chill unUI firm cnouah to R o a d Y • t o • f 111 make 1 cup Uquld. Heat and comb I n e w I th layer.
v_...tlle lnaredJent for C.Over and bl~ with Into a aaucepan: 1prfnk.le alku. graham cncker plahttU to boWna. ..tela\in-jutce mixture In S p r t n k I e w 1 th Slim Oowmet cooks. on--off motiona jult until on the set.tin. Add halt C ut Into l • t n c h l (8 ounce) pecU,. IWmoYe bo0In1 Uquld electrJc mixer bowl or re u\ a Inf n g 1 u a al'
I th ki combined. Spoon Into of t.he plneepplo. Wall l • ~ u • re 1 ; k e e p "IJ&ht" cream cheele (or from h eat and ltlr In bl•ndcr·, heat .. , bl .. nd 1ub1Utute. Cover with t•a • only nd of ll l l N•"'che•-1) "' " " ~pple you can u1e oovered jan anclltore In minute, un\ I at n re r lgerated. Make. 64 .. \il "" toftened gelatin and half smooth. remaining chee1e
conveniently with the re(rlaerator; 10 10ften1;thenh taenUy, candiee1...lOcalorte1e-.ch. 1 cup vanilla lee the 1ugar 1ub1titute, mixture. Chill 1everal
redJ* involving gelatin. calorie1 per tabletpoc>n. ju• t u n t l l I e 1 at I n DERRIED milk until dt.olved. Add frozen Ice milk W hours In the refrigerator.
J' r ea b 0 r 1 r o ze n PINEAPPLE CANDY granu!M melt. PINEAPPLE 1 cup thinly 1Uced Spread the drained the mixture; beat or Makes 10 aervinp, 150
p In ea pp l e ( 0 r l (20 ounce) can Remove from heat and CHEESECAKE fre1h 1trawberrie1 plne1apple In a 1hallow blend 1mooth. Spoon calories eac h with
reconatituted juice made juice-packed c ru1hed 1tJr In lemon Julee and I e n ve l ope Sprinkle aelatin on 2 layer on the bottom of part o f the cheese "light'' cream cheese; 170
from frozen pineapple pineapple, chilled 1u1ar 1ubstltute un\11 unflavored gelatin table1poon1 cold water the grah•m cracke r mixture over the calories each with
concentrate) all con~m .~~•--e __ n_v __ e_l_o_p __ e_s __ d_l_•_•_o_lv __ e_d_._M __ l_x __ tn ______ Co_l_d_w_a_te_r ________ a_n __ d _1_e_t __ a_1t_d_e __ u_n_t_ll__...p~elh=-e~ll~.-----------p~l-n_e_ap_P~l-e_l_n_,_p_ie_s_h_el_l. __ N_e_u_f_ch_a_~_l_. ------~
an enzyme that gobbles
up the rro~in m gelatin
end d geat a it l i k e
Pac-Man, preventing it
from eetUng properly.
~ only way you can
use fresh o r frozen
pineapple ingredients In
reci p e• containing aeJ.atin ia if the pineapple
product ia cooked until
the enzyme dies.
Theee recipes combine
juice-pack ed canned
pineapple with plain
unflavored gelatin:
PINEAPPLE JEL-LOW
1 (16 ounce) can
juice-packed pineapple
tidbits. chilled.
Wate.r
1 e n ve l ope
unflavored gelatin
Optional: substitu~
to equal 8 teaspoons
aupr (4 packets)
Drain pineapple juice
(rom tidbits into a
meuuring cup. Add
water to make 2 cups
altoeetber.
Sprinkle ~elatin on
quarter-cup of the juice
mixture in a saucepan.
Watt l minute until aeJatin 90ftens, then heat
1 ently until gelatin
melta. Remove from heat and
1tir in remaining
JWce.water mixture and
IUpl' aubrti.tute, if usinf,
until dissolved. Chi 1
until syrupy. '
Fold in drained
pinea_Eple _and chill until
.et. (Dked apple, cubed
oranges, other fresh
fruit, except freah
pineapple, may be added
to the mlxtu.re.) Makes
four aerving.'t, 40 calories
each with pineapple
tidlXu. MIDWINTER
PINEAPPLE JAM
1 envelope
unflavored gelatin
Water
1 teasp oo n
oormta.rch
1 (20 ounce) can
juice-packed cr ushed
pineapple, chilled
Subetitute to equal
16 teaspoons sugar (8
pacats)
Sprinkle get.tin on 2
tabkspoona oold wa~r in
the bottom of blender
container. Wait 1 rninu~
until gelatin is soft.
Sprinkle on the
oomlltarch.
Extend foods
by creative
use of eggs
Did the late night
•nackera ra i d the
refrlaerator and eat hall
the meeee and luncheon
meets you had counted on for pecked lunch es?
Don't be dis mayed.
Extend the remaining
cheese or lunch meat
wtth aUced hard-cooked
eap. Easy on you and·
.-y an the budget. • Monday always seems
to be catcb·up night. It's
time to catch up with the
~oocl budget that wa1
JU'etohed by weekend
mW1aDUnc. It'• time to
~tch up on aome re1t
~ • frantic weekend
of 1ctlvltie1. And ~rt.alnly it i• time to
tdt up with all , thoee
ttle dabe of lettoven
urk lng In the
intrlpratcr. Perhaps It'•
itlme for an omeleue ldU...r. Omelette• are
economical, e11y to
~•pare and put
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every dey to benefit ALL ahoppera.
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BANANAS
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Oranoe Oout DAILY PILOT/Wedneect•y, ~ebruwy 23, 1811 81
Old-fashioned puddings with a twist
Few de11erta are aa and cuatardy, with the 1Uce from bou.om. or cut
redolent with pleaaant crunch of almond• for off peel round and round
au o c I at I on a a n d aa aocent. 1plral faahlon.
comfortln1 to the 1plrtt 1 n 0 ran I e R I c e Oo over fruit a1aln,
• • p u d d I n 1 . Y o u Puddlna. the aolld old removtnc U\)' remaJnJna ~member, the aromaUc ata.ndud getl a t.ouch of white membrane. Cut
om.made.....k.1.nd that modern 10 hl1tkaUon. 1Jon1 aide of each pre~red puddings ju1T --,,,.e ea•. mnk, vanl1t.-dlVIafna membrane from
can t meuure up to. and railinl are 1Ull there •. outalde to middle of core.
Hearty and aatlafytna, but thla special recipe Remove 1ectlon by
they evoke ~hildhood calla on oranae juice and 1ectlon over bowl to
memo r I es of be Ing .ectiona to supply much retain juice from frul\.
pampered after an oj the molature that Tojuicefromfrultadd
Ulnem, of cozy dinners on makes rice pudding the enouah orange juice to
chilly nlghta. stuff. dreams are made make 1 cup. Combine
Well, you can re-create of. cold water, 1Ular, tapioca
the warmth of by-gone and salt In 1 saucepan.
daya by making your ORANGE TAPIOCA Cook over low heat,
own puddings from PUDDING stirring occasionally, !)
sturdy baaics like tapioca, l c u p o r a n g e minutes. ..
bread and rice, enhanced sections Cool to lukewarm. Stir
bl the natural piquancy Orange juice in orange juice; chill.
o citrus. l 'I\ cups cold water Fold whipped cream and
Orange Tapioca ~cup sugar orange sections into
Pudding adds fresh \4 cup quick cooking orange. tapioca. Chill
orange sections and juice, tapioca until thick~. about l
and whipped cream to 1.4 teaspoon salt hour. Turn into a bowJ or
quick-cooking tapioca. 1 cup heavy cream, parfait glaaaes. Garn.ilh
Stirred over low heat, whipped with whipped cream.
this special d essert To section oranges, cut Yield: 6 servings.
re q u i res on I y fi v e slice from top, then cut
minutes cooking time. off peel in strips from BREAD PUDDING
Baked with orange top to bottom, cutting 15 thin al.Ices French
juice, and g.rated rind', deep enough to remove bread
the bread pudding is rich white membrane. Cut 2 tablespoons soft
~mer or marpnne
~ cup allvered
abnonda
4ftp ~cup au1ar
2 ~n• ar•ted
~i teupoon .. it
2 CUPf milk
1 cup oranae juice
Spread one a[de of
each bread •lice with
butter. In 1 ~ quart
bak1ng dlah, layer bread,
buttered aide down, and
1prinkle with almond1.
Beat together eggs,
1ugar, orange rind, ult.,
milk and orange juice.
Pour over bread 1llce1
and let stand 30 minutee.
Place baking dl1h Jn
pan of hot water and
bake ln 350-degree oven
4!) minutes to 1 hour or
until tip of knife lnlerted
in cent.er come• out
clean. Serve warm or
cold. Yield : 6 to 8
servings.
ORANGE RICE
PUDDING
~ cup uncooked
regular rice
l ~ cup• oranao
Jul~. dlvldl'd
~cup wawr
3 ea• 2~ CUpl milk
~cup 1uaar
2 tea1poon1 1ra~
or1mge rind
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 oranges, aectioned
'A cup ralalna
M eas ure rice In
saucepan; add ~ cup
orange juice and water.
Cover and simmer 20
minutes or until rice la
tender. In large bow)
beat eggs with milk,
remaining 1 cup orange
juice, sugar, rind and
vanilla.
Add orange 18Ctloru,
raisins and cooked rice;
mix well. Turn into 2
quart baking diah . Place
in pan of hot water and
bake ln 300-degree oven
1 hour and 30 to 45
minutes, until tip of
knife Inserted ln center
of pudding comes out
clean. Stir after pudding
ha1 bak ed for 30
minutes. Yield: 6 to 8
servings.
Homemade puddings llavored with oranges make hearty
and memorable snacks and desserts. Pictured clockwise
from the top are tapioca, rice and bread puddings.
Lemons, or8"nges complement Japanese foods
Ja panese cuisine with citrus accents
Appearance and taste
are equally important in
Japanese cuisine. The
way. food is cut, prepared
and> arranged to please
the eye is one of ~most
characteristic aspects of
food pre paration in
Japan.
Fresh lemon Is a
welcome accompani-
ment, whether it'• for
flab , tha.t'a raw 4-.1 in
Suhiml , broiled u
Yaklmono, steamed aa
Muahinomo or broiled as
Ni.mono.
The ever present soy
sauce takes on new
dimensions when
combined with fresh
lemon juice in Ponzu
Sauce.
OVEN FRIED FISH
WITH LEMON
PONZU SAUCE
Grated peel and
juice of 'h fresh lemon
1 'I\ pounds halibut,
·swordfish o r shark
steak.a (about ¥. to 1 inch
thick), cut in l lnch strips
\.4 cup yellow
cornmeal
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons
toasted sesame seed
'h teaspoon paprika
1h teaspoon onion
salt
3 tablespoons salad
oil
Preheat oven to 500
degr ees F . Place
12x9x.2~lnch baking di.sh
in oven to preheat.
Meanwhile~ sprinkle
lemon peel and juice
over fish. In shallow dish
combine cornmeal, flour,
sesame seed, paprika and
onion ult.
Lightly coat fish with
cornmeal mixture. Let
stand a few minutes for
coating to set. Carefully
remove dish from oven;
coat bottom of dish with
oif. Dip fish in oil,
turning to coat all aides.
Bake, uncovered (8 to
10 minutes), until lightly
browned and fish flakes
easily with fork. (Not
necessary to tum fish.)
Serve with Lemon
Ponzu Sauce. Garnt.h
ItS llew.ItS .blue.
Now there's new blue Dove: A nice surprise
for all those women who a.re switching from ordinary soap
to Dove. Dove is 1/4 moisturizing cream. It won't dry
your skin like soap C211. Take the coupon to your store.
And in just 7 days ycpu can ha\i~ softer, smoother skin.
' llll3 i3't&S'4
with lemon wedges and
parsley, if desired.
MakLF;~oN1!'8Nzu
SAUCE:
Y4 cup water
2 tablespoons soy
sauce
2 tablespoons dry
sherry
Grated peel and
juice of ~ fresh lemon
In smaJl saucepan
combine all ingredienta;
heat. Serve as dipping
.......
Chiok11
Ire alt
sauce for flab. Makes
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ORIENTALE
VEGETABLE
MEDLEY
2 c ups cauli-
flowereta
2 cups broccoli
flow ere ta
Bolling salted water
1,4 cup butter or
margarine
Grated peel of ~
{resh orange
'I\ teaspoon Instant
$~9
chicken bouillon
'I\ teaspoon ground
ginger
~ c up fresh
squeezed orange juice
1 teasp oon
comatarch
2 oranges, peeled,
cut in half-cartwheels
2 green onions, cut
in thin strip• about 2
inches long
In covered saucepan
cook cauJiflower and
broccoli in 1 inch boiling
salted water until jUlt
tender (6 to 8 minutes);
drain. In same saucepan
melt butter with orange
peel, bouillon and ginger.
Gradually stir orange
juice into cornstarch; add
into butter mixture.
Cook over medium heat.
stirring constantly until
thickened. Add cooked
vegetables, orange half~wheel slices and
green onions; heat.
Makes 4 servings.
Fresh
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Tb• hockey or 2 tableapoo~• Prepare uuce u tablHpoon1 fat. Cook
bad etba1l fw tn your Wonmtenhi.re aauce dtrecwel except reduce onJonA ~n.pegper _
family can enjo~hot l pound around beef· water to 1 ~ oupe; 1Ur untU tender ln drfpl>lno mMl without a ~ cup dry bread In 1 table 1 po on In akJllet. Slk-e bread Tn
minute of the act on crumt. Worcetterahlr• aauce. half horizontally.
when you serve Tuna 1 ea Combine beef, brtad Spread cut 1urf49c 1
Bundle• or Italian ~ teaapoon bull crwnbl. eg, bull, 1atl.lc whh 1pa1hettl 11uce.
Meatball Loaf. Set up le~w• powder, and rematrilnc l Top bot.tom 1llc:t wtth
TV tra)'I and let them ~ tea1poon 1arllc table1poon Worcee-meatballl, then onlont
help tbelMelWll to either powder tenhlre aauc:e. and pep~l"I, and finally
of tbeae two tuty 2 tableepoona oU Sh:Ji: Into 1-lnch cheeee1Uce1. Replace top
tandwicb trata. 2 med I u m • 1 I z e meet . Brown ln oU lllce.
Tuna Bundi• are an oniona, thinly ll1ced ln lar1e 1kUlet; reduce W r a p 1 o a f t n
lnvtUna combination of 1 ~n pepper, heat to low and cook 6 aluminum foll; bake at
tuna, chopped ege, thinly m In u tee . Remove 37~ dearees for 46 to 60
celery, pecan• and I loaf Italian~ meatball• from 1klllet minute., or until heated
-Set up tbe..TY
tray• and tetde
your armchair
athlete. with
same-time menm
of 1 .. ty .. ndwlch
trea"41.
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1 can (6 ~-ounce)
tuna, drained and flaked
1 hard-<:<><>ked egg,
~c up chopped
oe~ ta b l es po o n s
mayonnalae
1 tables poon
prepared yellow mustard
2 tablespoons
cho~~ (S-ounces
each)•refrigerated
' creecent dinner rolls ~u~redd ed
Combine tuna, egg,
cele'ry, mayonnaise,
muatard, and pecans.
Remove rolls from
packa1es ; form 8
rectan1Ies by sealing
perfonted edges of pairs
of rOUa.
S,..tnkle 1 tablespoon
ch~· on half of each rec\1~.te . Top with
a bO:'JOlfl' ~ C\.LJ> tun a
mt~t!. and another table.puun chee.e. Fold
other half of rectangle
over filling; seal edges
with fork. PlercJe top surface of
~:die to allow ~ "-=ape. Place on
baking sheet.
at' 425 degrees for
10 miriutes until golden
brown; serve hot. 8
aervfnlS. ITALIAN
MEATBALL LOAF
1 packa1e ( 1 ~
ounce) 1pa1.bettJ sauce
mix
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Cloves fragrant
in layer cake
The sweet, pungent Place egp in a medium
flavor of cloves, a bowl. Beat with mixer at
traditional garnish for high speed until thick
baked ham, is abo uaed and lemon-colored, about
in hot spiced punch and 5 minute&. Gradually add
tea , winter s t ews, sugar. Beat at high speed
smoked tongue, baked for 5 minute&.
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co m b i n a t i o n w i t h flour mixture juat until
cinnamon for fruits such smooth. Add warm milk
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3 eggs, and ia flavored min\ltes.
with orange peel and Let cool for 2 minutes.
ground cloves. Invert onto wire racks,
Mother's Frosting la a remove paper and cool.
fa mlry-reclpe lflade Froit tlletoP. Of
differently fro m the ca ke la 1 e r s with
s tanaard m ethods . •Mother's l'n.ting.
Butter and granulated Stack layer cake
sugar are creamed fashion . Frost sides of
togeth er in an electric cake and decorate top
mixer and a "cooked" with frosting piped
flour-milk mixture through a pastry bag
folded in along with the fi tted with a metal tip.
spicingJ. Garnish with mandarin
SPICED ORANGE
LAYER CAKE
'>-i cup milk
1 cup all-purpose
flour (unsifted)
1 teaspoon baking
powder
1 teaspoon grated
orange peel
~ teaspoon ground
cloves
W teupoon salt
3 eggs (at r oom
temperature)
1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon rum
extract
1 can ( 11 ounces)
mandarin o ranges,
drained
Mother's Frosting•
Preheat oven to 350
deg:ree11 F. Grease two
9-inch layer pana; line
with waxed paper and
greue again; eet aside. In
a small saucepan heat
milk until bubbles form
around edge of pan; eet
aside.
Combine flour, baking
powder, or ange peel,
cloves and salt; aet aside.
oranges. Yield: 9-inch
layer cake 10 to 12
portions.
•MOTHER'S
FROSTING
·~ cup all-purpose
flour (unsifted)
1 ~ cupe milk
1 c up butte r or
margarine, softened
~cup sugar
1.4 teaspoon grated
orange peel
~ teaspoon ground
cloves
In a small sauce,Pan
combine flour and milk;
cook and stir over
medium h e at until
mixture thickens, about
2 minutes. Remove from
heat; eet aside to cool
In a medium bowl
cream butt.er. Add sugar,
orange peel and cloves.
Beat until light and
fluffy, about 5 minutes.
Add reserved cooled
flour mixture ~ cup at a
time, beating well after
each addition. Beat until.
mixture is light and
fluffy.
Cook wants thick
Ginger Marmalade
By CECILY
BROWNSTONE
Au111Jt1d ,.,_ ...... ..._
DEAR CECILY: A
few years ago I found a
recipe you publlahed for
Ginger Marmalade. I
have tried it succesafully
several tim es, but I
would like the result to
be thicker than it is.
Perhape you can tell me
how I can make it so. -
GINGER FAN.
DEAR GINGER FAN:
Here's a recipe that
producet a thick Ginger Marmalade. I hope you
have good luck with it.
-C.B.
GINGER MARMALADE
('l'lakk Variety)
1 pound (about)
frah gtncerroot
2 tablespoons lemon
Juice 1 ~-ounce packa1e
powdered fruit pectin
0 cu .. (2 w pounda)
""Cf ttr a awlvel-blade
peeler t hinly pare
8inaerroot; allce about
lt-iftch thick.
In a 5 -to 8-quart
Hucepot aenerously
cover lf~r with cold wat.et; b to a boll;
botl 1•nt y for 1&
mtnutea; drain In • ........
Retur;itn1er to
:.:r'wtlh ~
wate'; boll uacn "'1d•FW111;e noucb '°be ..... flaft-..
minutes; drain in a
strainer.
Return to aaucepot and
feneroualy cover with
reah cold water; let
stand 1 5 m i nutes;
thoroughly drain in a
strainer.
With an electric or
hand-operated kitchen
appllance chop ginger so
it is the alz.e of rice grains
-do not puree; or uae a
sharp knife to chop
finely.
Tum 2'>-i cupe of the
finely chopped ginger
into the clean dry 6-to
8-quart aaucepot; add 1
cup fresh cold waier, the
lemon juice and fruit
pectin.
Over high beat. stir
until mixture cornea to a
full boll. Stlrrln1
conaiantly, immediately
add all the sugar and
brin1 to a full rolllna
boil; st1n1.nf comtantly,
bot1 bard few 1 minute.
Off hMt, with a metal
spoon, skim otf foam.
QWck.ly llldle into ci.n. hot.. wide-mouth 8-ounc9
preeervlna jars. flDina to
within ~-Inch°' top. With a clean cloth,
wipe t.os-and t.breeda of Jin. Ad)mt covert (caps
and 1crew·band•)
ac:cordln1 to jar
ma.nut acturer 1 1
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By DOROTHY WENCK th1t nUrlle can re1ct found to be moll tollowina the dlacovery Recently, rnearchert oper1Uon1 without. addhlve re1ult.1 ln the thh proce 11 11 'a
wt th naturally ot'CUrrll\I v u l n e r • b l • t o t h • ot the probl•m. • t M l c h l fan S ta t e fundamental man,. in redl.ICUon of nltl"CJM.lninel "~Y ~ •
BeoonltnothJfhona c'bmpound1 ln mHt tormatlon of nltro· Th amountofeodhtm Unlverai y (MSU) procedure. tothal.velof2pu11per uh" food additive
n"'trUlonl1t'1 ii\ of caU4Kl llCONiu'y aminee 1amln11. Cookln1 nHrlte u1ed ln cured developed• new 1"n\evi\amlnEactau bllllonort..ataeottof 1llow1ble ln com· ~~-~~;~J:t!t~~ ;:>1f~9~':~~~ ~be~g; ~:r:.;,~~ (!~r~~:bi! '1~'v'!l:ti~ ft!".~:;~~r::=~ j~r:~~~~'~':U ~~yperpound t::.'•lly proceued
proportion to the other NlltOUinlnes are highly and IHI well done can b1con w ere reduced 100 percent effectlve In prof..,,. of food ld.ence The major manu· U FDA 11reea wltb
nuU1enta It contahui and p 0 tent c h em I ca l help prevent nl~ from 16~ to 120 partll per 1toppln1 nUroumlne and A Ir l cult u r a) fa c t u re r of v I t • thl1 propotal, you are
It'• al.lo hJah In eodium compound• known to formation. mllllon, for example) formation ln cooked Experiment Station 1min1, Hottman La· likely to be able io buy
becauae of the ult and contribute to cancer The U.S. Department and, abo In the cue of becon. re1earcher. "It reect1 Roche, hH petitioned bacon that will have
sodium nitrite uaed to formation In exper-of Agriculture took bacon , 11corblc acld The method lnvolv" with nJtrtte, rendertna It the Food and Drua al.molt no nJltOIUnlne9.
cure It. ~tal animall. action to reduce the ( v l tam l n C) w a I add1na vitamin E to the unavailable to ,.act wlth Admblittration (FDA) to Remember, ""\houah. that
But bee• u1e of It• Bacor1 cooked at hljh danaer of nltronmlne e 1tablI1h e d a 1 an aalt Uled in curlna bacon. tecondary 1mlne1 te> cla11Uy the form of baicorl wW conth\ue to be
unique flavor and crilp temperature1 to the fonnatJon In bacon and additive to help preYent It can be UMd (n both torm niuo.mlnea." vitamin E , alpha · high In aaturated fat,
texture when fr I ed, ;.c;.r.:.:ls~-=d.:.o n:.:e:......:•:.:t=.a ._e:_:w.;_a:;;.:1~0;;...t;;.;h.;...e;;...r~c_,u_,r ... e_d_m_e_•_t_1 _.;.;ni;..;troaam.;..;;.;;;.;..;.;......;,lne;..;...;f..;.o.;..rma_..;.don..;.,;__' _...;d:;;.:.&....;-cu;.;.;..re;;.i....;.and~_b.;..rlne..;,.;...;_-cure.;...._......;U~~vl.;..;;.;;;tamin;;;;.;;.;;;;;.;...;E;;;...;;;u;;..;;;an_..;...;;.lo=-c::.;o:.c.:h;.:.e;:..r:..;o::..:l:.:., _u:.::.;•e;.;d::::....:l:.;;n;......;ca=lortes=;;:;.i..;:and=;..;lod=l;;.;;;um=.--
bM.'ofl la a popular food
wlth coruumen. Many
are willing to accept the
M calories per atrlp a1
the price of enjoyment.
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Other consumers,
however, have shunned
bacon In recent years
becau1e of the much
publicized concern about
that aodium n1U1te might
cauae cancer.
The nitrite serves
seve ral functions in
bacon and other cured
meats: it adds flavor,
ca uses th e meat to
develop the red color we
expect to see in cured
meat, preserves quality,
and most importantly,
k eeps meat safe by
preventing the growth of
the bacteria that cause
botulism.
R esearchers found
S alad is
slimming
main dish
A lively main dish
s_alad is a slimming
choice for any meal. All
it takes for a satisfying
salad ii a little creativity
a nd a host of fresh
ingredients. BEEF LOIN
Check your produce .f
section for seasonal fresh A items. For Chef's Salad ··
Toss, combine leaf
lettuce with cucumber, I
carrots, red pepper. and ....
radishes . ~· .•
T·Bone
Steaks Lean pork and ham ~ ,
add a satisfying touch /}':
without excess calories. ;/.
You can toes in a total of ..... .:
2 ounces per serving of
these flavorful meata for
only about 200 calories.
You may want to buy
a pork roast and large
ham, then plan on
several meals from each.
In addition to salads,
plan to use the leftovers
in sandwiches, omelets,
and aoups.
When buying fresh
pork, select a grayish
pink to delicate rose
colored cut with a fine,
firm texture. Fresh pork
should be cooked to an
internal temperature of
17 0 degrees F . for
maximum flavor.
Always read the label
when buying ham. Most
hams are fully-cooked
and may be eaten
without fW1.her cooking.
Ham labeled "cook -
before eating'' should be
~ked to 160 degrees F.
cllEF'S SALAD ~
6 ounces cooked
pork roast. cut into ltrips
(about 1 cup)
6 ounces fully -
cook ed ham, cut Into
strips (about l cup)
l bunch leaf lettuce,
tom
1 cucumber, scored
and sliced
1
1 large car rot,
peeled and sliced
1 red pepper, alloed
Into rings
4 to 6 radhhe1,
sliced
~ cup (2 ounces)
Cheddar cheeee, cut Into
sU1ps
~ cup (2 ounce.)
Provolone cheeae, cut
into llripa
Creamy Herb Drean& (recipe follows)
Combine all
lngredlen ta, except
ct.re..lng. ln a larp al.ad
bowl; t.oM. Serve with
Creamy Herb Dre.in&· Makel 4 eervtnp. . er....1 ...... Drftlllll
~ cup mayonnabe
or Mllld c:l....ana ~ cup dalry 1ou.r
cream
2 tablelpoona lemon
jWce 1 tea1poon Dijon
muttard 1 teaepoon dried
~ :!':9poon dried
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Less is more -a s trategy to I ollow
While Chinele cuiaine
variM dramaLlcally from
North to South and Eut
to Weat -the quick
C06k1na t«hrilquenued
throu11'out the country
remain eut>ntlally the
'aame.
A wok -t h e
a ll·pur poae O r iental
k ltc:he n ute n1il -11
e fficient for 1Ur-frylng,
steamt n1 a nd e v en
deep-f at frying . And
with lt , thro ug h the
centuries, Ch lnese have
created exqu l1lte and
rtavorful meals which
Peppers
with pork
economical
Cheeay Pork P epper
Boata have an o ld -
faah lon ed flavor o f
herb-aeaaoned atuffing
m1x w:tth cheeee, onion,
carrot, celery and piicked
with lota of protein with
lean around pork.
The aecond recipe,
Pork Pepper Boata with
Polka Dot R ice, ta a
contrast of flavor and
texture . In addition to
ground pork and the
veptablee, brown rice,
au nflo wer k e rnels ,
railina and Y08W1 make
for a variety of enticing
' flavors and tan taliz~ng
textures.
CHEESY POR K
PEPPER BOATS
3 larg e gree.n
peppera
1 p o und ground
pork
~ c up c hoppe d
onion
~ cu p c h o ppe d
carrot
~ c u p c h o pped
celery
1 ~ c upa her b
8eUOned ltUffina mix
~cup hot water
~ teaspoon chkke11
bouillon granule.
1 ~ cupe (6 ounces)
ahredded Monierey Jack
cheeee
1 tablespoon melted
butter
1 tablespoon grated
Parmean cheeee
Remove topa, aeeda
and m embran es from
peppers. Cut In half
lengtbwlae. Cook in
bolling aalted water for 5
minutes; drain. In aldllet,
combine pork, onion ,
carrot and celery.
Cook slowly until pork
la done and vegetables
are tend e r . D r a i n
thoroughly. Add 1 cup of
th e stuff i ng mi x .
C.ombine bot water and
bou1lloo granules; atir to
d1-olve granuls.
Add to meat mixture;
tou to mix well. Add
cheelle; mix well. Heap
mixture Into peppers.
Place in l 2x8x2 inch bak1na dish.
C.ornbine remainina ~
cup stuffing mix, melted
butter and Parmesan
cheese. Sprinkle over
fillin1. Bake in 350 deFee F. oven for 30 to
35 ~utea oc until done.
Makes 6 aervtno.
POU PEPPE(\ BOATS
WITH
POl..KA DOT RICE
3 large g re en
npe-p-pe1-n ..
W cup ralslna
.1 pound ground
portt
~ c up c h o pped
onion~ cup c h o ppeJ
carrot
~ cup c h o pped
celery w teupoon ult
1 cup cooked brown
rice
~~oona
~ cup plain YOIUr1
~ """'~ ftm ~•ad crumba,
1 +,ah' I. aioD IDelted bdlr,......,
Prep.re,,....... .. for
Ch•H 1 Pork P epper &oeu. Soak ralalm hl
..-florl0.11..mut&
Dr8ln and -116de. In lkJUet , combine pork ,
--.~~and Mlt. Cook llowly until
pork h •one and
~tabl• ~ tender. ~~. Add rice, Mmflower
ker-.ela, yo1uri and ,...._, MAX W.U. ~ ..aaiun lnCO ,.....n . f'Place tn 12·x•xf ulau
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adaptatio n. UlltHI that
1 a m e t c d' n I q u e to
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1ervlngs per pound of
flah.
Served w ith rice, 1
pound of firm fleshed,
te nder frozen ocean
perch la enough for four
ge n e r o u s ser v ing•.
Portion, batter and deep
fry the flah while still
partiallv frozen. then
dt p rry ln • wok. . .or
Wiit your el~trk aklllot.
CRISPY PERCH
IN GINGER SAUCE
4 Servla11
1 po u n d f ro1c n
North Athan tlc Ocoan
Pt<rch fllleta
2 t>gp
Y.i cup Oour
~ cup cornstarch
l teaspoon aalt
6 tablespoons water,
about
OlD1er 8a•ce:
1 cup a Y.i CU "'n•ooa r
"" cup '-'Old wa\.er •;. cup llOY .auce
3 tubl u1 p oo n 1
w matarch
2 &.Nlpoona lllL
l tuw•poon around
elng"r I
A llow t l1h to 1tand
unwrappt1d at r oom
temperature 30 mlnutes.
With large, he.vy knife,
aUce on \he dt.aonat Into
II. ·inch alket, atarting at'
narn>w end.
Meanwh ile, beat eggt;
ad d flour. cornetai cb.
u lt and enough water to
make a thick batter. Di
acml-froz n rt1h plecet
Into batter °' ~p rat fry In hot oil (37~ dC"il'f.'el F), 2 to 3
mlnuta Fr'J a few Ai • time t o kc p oil hot .
D r ain on abanr b e nt puper. .
Combine all Glnaer
Sauce Ingredien ts In
uucepan . Cook, atfrrlna
conatantly, until thick
and clear. Place flah In
servi ng d h h , p o ur
Glnaer Sauce' over and
tcm. Serve Immediately
to retain crl.lpne.. of fl.ah coattn .
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An experimental
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designed to help them
i.ke charge of thelr Uvec,
will be offered at Orange
Coast College Friday.
T itle d "Desi ~ning
Your Own Life, ' the
workahop wlU run from
7-10 r.m. in Room 111 of
OCC a Counseling and
Admiaslona Building.
AdrrliMlon is $5.
Workshop director is
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hum an sex u ality
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t h erapist i n private
practice In Newport
Beac h . B artjck has
trained 1n gestalt
therapy at Esalen
Institute a nd at the
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in La Jolla . Tickets are on sale in
tb_e OCC T icket Office,
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The o ff ice is open
Monday through Friday
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S,turdays from 8 a .m. to
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Ti c kets m ay b e
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556-5527. Registration
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1 For information about
the workshop. phone
556-5880.
Home TV
• seminar
at OCC
A three-hour semjnar
that provides tips for
Improving home video
productions will b e
presen ted tomorrow at
Orange Coast College.
Titled "Critique 'and
Product ion Hints for
Home Video Users," the
session will run from
7-10 p.m . in the TV
Studio located on the
fourth floor of the OCC
Library. Admission is
$10.
Seminar lecturer is
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ch a irman of OCC's
Broad casting Arts
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Lecture topics will
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&publican Women will
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Ana, with Sadie Burns
preddent, presiding.
The guest speaker will
b e Dr. James Doti ,
daodate profesaor of etonomica at the School
o f B usine ss and
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Chapman College. He
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Corona del Mar nine
f igure1' to be strons again. . .
if the pitchins improves. E3.
Oilers trap Scorpions
VerbuID Dei next for HB after 69-63 win -.
By ROGER CARI.SON 0("111e Dell, ,... • ..,,
OXNARD -You can alt around and talk
about a lot of thlnp that led to Huntington
Beach Hiah's 69-63 victory over Camarillo
lut niaht -a verdict which propels Coach
Roy M"Uler'a Sunaet League champions lnto
Friday's CIF 4-A quarterfinal• against
perennial baaketball power Verbum Del.
•There was Mike Milli' five straight
buckets In the third quarter, which
exploded a 32-32 game into a 42-33 Oilers'
~ad ln the laat 2:15 of the period.
•There was Danny Thomp1on's 18
(matching Milla' 18), 10 coming in the final
stanza before the overflow crowd of l.400
at Rio Mesa Hl~h.
Balanced
Estancia
advances
By JOHN SEV ANO
()("IM 0.-, Net at.ff
LYNWOOD -F.stancia High's
basketball team had just
whipped Dominguez, ~2-46, to
qualify· for the CIF 3 -A
quarterfinals against Glendora
Friday night, so it was
understandable that F.agle Coach
Larry Sundennan coufd barely
control his zealousness.
•There waa a 17-for-26 performance
from the field In the second half (65.3
percent) by the Oilers -and there was the
1parkllns play of BllJy Thompson, who
went the distance In the 1eCOnd half after
picking up ht. fourth penonal foul with
Juat five 1eCOndt spent In the third quarter.
•There were five Ollera acorlng In
double figures and there waa a 24 -20
rebounding edge, led by Jamel Garner'•
eight and Mills' seven boards u the Oilers
upped their record to 20-5 with their 11th
straight conquest.
Each Item weighed heavily in the
decision, but the difference was defense.
"Their half court press was the
difference," said Camarillo Coach John
Harbour. "It had us standing a.round. We •
never aaaerted ourselves until It was too
late." In 1111 the Scorplona, whose aeuon
endt at 20-6, were guilty of 26 turnovers
and If there waa a rhythm to their offense,
It wun't ar.parent.
"I dldn t think they were that good
defenalvely. We Just lost our poise. We
were frustrated olfenaively and it carried
over to the defensive side of our game,"
added Harbour.
Harbour's Scorpions appeared to be on
, the verge of taking command of the luue
early In the second half, expanding a 24-22
halftime lead to 30-26 and with Billy
Thompeon, who appeared to be the only
(See OILERS, Page E3)
CdM's 3-A hopes-
£ all short, 5 7 ... 55.
By ROBB MUNSON '"°"' ..... o.llJ ..... CERRITOS -Corona del Mar
High 's baaketball team haa
reached the CIF aemiflnala the
last three years, but this leUOn
the Sea K1np couldn't quite find
their way back to the final four.
CdM was ousted from the
eeoond round of the 3-A playoffs
laat night by Cerritos, 57-55, at
Gahr High.
center, converted 1ix
fourth-quarter free throw1 as the-
Dona connected on 12-of-15
toaes In the span.
With the score tied at 48, Joe
Yezbak gave the Dons the lead u
the aenior hit a lay-up. CdM'a
Mike Heaa cut the deficit In half
with a free throw, but three
straight Cerritos points gave the
Dona a four-point advantage
with only 1:09 remaining.
"You'll remember that the rest
of your lives," Sunderman
exclaimed to his gathered troops.
"I know I sure as hell wUl." Jim Curtis
Corona started hot, but
finished cold as the Dona
capitallz.ed on Sea King mistakes.
It was missed free throw chances
that proved especially costly to
CdM.
And with 15 secondt left, the
Sea Kings found themselves
down 57-53.
But Hesa was fouled on a shot
attempt, and converted a pair of
free throws . And after a
Corona foul with 11 seoondt left,
the Dona failed to aea1 the victory
as they missed on a one-and-one
chance.
The reason the Eagles will
remember the victory la not so
much for the win itaelf, but how
it wu achieved.
The F.agles beat the Dons here
last night at Lynwood High
because they were more polished
-offensively and defensively -
and because they maintained
their poise. F.atanda wu without
ill •tarting center for almoet two
quarters of the game.
picked up hla third foul with 1:29
left in the period.
And, although Jaeger finished
the quarter, he didn't play the
entire second eight-minute
stanza. He was a.lao on the bench
for much of the third and fourth
periods after. picking up his
fourth foul with 2:23 to go in the
third, totalling 13:44 of m.iAsed
playing time in all.
The Sea View League
co-champions held a one-point
advaptage 'entering__the final
period, but the Sea Kinp were
guilty of misaing five Important
free throws down the 1tretch.
"We played hard tonight," said
CdM Coach Jack Errion. "We
stayed with them, but we milled
80llle key aboll and ftte throws."
Heaa' shot with three seconds
left failed to go, but Greg Wynn
hustled to gain a jump ball. 1b.e
ball was tipped to Hess, but the
senior's final shot failed to drop.
DellJ ....,. l'tMlto .,, ........ 0:0-...
"We had a good year.'' said
Errion. "rm proud of my players.
They played hard all year."
Da~e Dresnick ( 21) battles Mater Dei's
Matt Beeuwsaert (right ) , in last
Senior Gary Jaeger, who got
his teammates off on the right
foot by hitting five of eeven field
goals en route to 10 of Fat&nd.a'•
20 first-quarter polnt1, allo
But, as Sunderman likes to
point out, the Eagles are not a
one-man show . . . and laat night
they proved it.
After holding a 10-point
advantage after the first quarter,
(See BALANCED, Pa1e E3)
"We didn't break down
defensively.'' continued Errion,
"and in fact, we played tough
defenae. We made them work for
ahotl."
Wynn led CdM with 17 points,
while Hesa finished with 16.
Dave VanSteenhuyse added 10
for the Sea Kings who &hot 41
percent from the floor. night's action. Cerritos' Ethan Robimon, a 6-6
MD simply awesome Rustlers,
Pirates
Vanguards
derailed Ocean View can't keep up with Monarchs • AZUSA -The Southerr.
By ED ZINTEL
........ tM 0.-, "°' If last night's disappointing
75..f.4 CIF 4-A playoff loss taught
Ocean View Coach Jim Harris
anything, it was that Mater Dei's
24-2 record and No. 2 playoff
9eed was no accident.
"They're at least awesome,"
waa how Harris described the
Monareha after watching Mater
Dei dominate in every facet of
the game. "I know now how they
won 20 games in a row."
Mater Dei, the champion from
the Angelus League, utilized its
huge front line and a scattering
offense to completely baffle the
Seahawks (15-11), particularly In
the third quarter when the
Monarchs outscored Ocean View,
22-5.
With a front Une measuring
6-8, 6-6 and 6-5, Mater Del was
able to control the board game,
and lignificantly, the offenalve
reboundintl. Mater Del had a
total of 48 rebounds to Ocean
View's 27.
That more than made up for
the fact that Mater Del did not
shoot that well from the field;
33-of-72.
Mater Del was led by forwards
Mike Mitchell and Tom Lewis
with 24 and 22 points
reapectively . Both are
aophomores. In fact. none of the '
Mater Del starters are seniors.
That can be regarded as .:ary.
post WIDS
The Golden West College
baseball team clo1ed out Its
nonconference schedule with .!
7-0 mark after dl1posing of
former Southern California
Conference foe LA City
yesterday, ~-3.
Meanwhile, Orange Co11t
captured a wild 10-9 dec:illon
from LA Valley ln another
community college matchup.
California College basketball
team loet ill share of first plat-.? in
NAIA DI.strict m play last n~ght, •
dropping a 93-70 decision to ~
Azusa-Pacific.
The Vanguards could never
get untracked, falling behind Ila
the early going and being blown •
out In the tint five minutel of
the tee0nd half.
Just another game?
Not for Hues, GWC
"Our startlnf. five played a
heck of a game, ' aaid Mater Dei
Coec:h Gary McKnight.. "We did
a good job on defense."
Mc.Knigbt was an .....,tant to
Harria at Ocean View for four
years before accepting the Mater
Del job 1aat 1prlng. Tbu1 the
lopalded win waa 1ort of
bittersweet for him. "lt.'1
definitely a mixed feeling,
knowing thoee kid.a • well • I
do."
Coach Fred Hoover's RUltlers,
who open the South Co11t.
Conf~ alate next Tue9day at
Mt. San Antonio, fell behind 2--0
In the top of the flrat Inning
against. City when John
Montero• cracked a two-run
homer.
In the bottom of the flnt,
GWC answered as Mlke Wqner
hlt. a three-run homer, Keith
Hanilon doubled and with two
outs, rode home on a 11.ncle by
O.vid Appel&oller.
F red Hoover 1
collect his fourth aave of the
-...or!.
Orange Coast pulled out a
see11w affair agalnat Valley,
notching the winn1n8 run in the
bottom of the ninth. Keith
Komeiji wallted, WU ucri.fioed to
aecond and two Walka later, the
Buca had loaded the t.ea.
Down 14 at the half, A-P put
the cont.eat out of reach by
outscoring SCC 16-10 In the ·
opening momen~ the 9eOOnd •
half before the v~ could
call timeout and try to regroup. •
The hosts were sparked by the
play of point guard Michael
Lloyd. a t.ranlfer from the
Univeni~ of Nevada Las Vegu.
Mike Roberta pumped In 16 for sec and Richard Pierce notched •
12, but Andre Smith was held to
10 points. well below his average. :J he Orange Coast ~ege-Golden West College
a:s...lry resumes tonight on the
etball court, and wouldn't
know it. the Pirates of Coach
y Glllt. can ltill make life
iil!lierable for the Rustlers.
OCC, which anapped an
el.ht-aame 101lng streak
s.tµrday night with an overtime
vJctory over Santa Ana, has a
cbalCe to knock Golden West out
OI the home court advantage for haupne.y p)eyoffs.
Rustlen. 7-8 and tied with
rton and $anta Ana for caf d lace, have already
Saturday night by freshmen Jeff
Stephens and John Berry, a pair
of 6-2 guards who have been
plagued with injuries this aeaaon.
In addition, sophomore guard
Tim Krohnfeldt bu been
"playing aome of his basketball
the fast-five games," according to
GU.U..
Golden West, meanwhile, atill
rellea heavily tin 1opho"'1ore
forward John K.reaich, who la
averaging 16.2 pointl per pme,
and guard Sherwin Durham,
who averages 14.2.
Ocean View'• Mike Judge was
the only Seahawk player able to
hit the basket with any
conaiaiency, ICOl'in8 16 polnta.
The Seehawk.a kept pace with
Mater Del In the fint quaner,
tralllna 19-14. JkJt by the aecond
quarter, the picture be a an to
unfold.
Mitchell hit all three of hl1
abotl in that q\.IUUI' and Mat«
Del moved out to a 37-22 lead.
At the half, Harri• told Jilt
(See MD, hi• El)
After City had pulled to within
one at •-3, GWC tallied an
tnaurance run ln the bottom of
the sixth u HarriM>n walked,
took aecond on a fleJder'a choice,
and acored on a bue hit by Doua
Irville.
Left-hander Scott Manb, who
p6cked up for a1artm' &d Cluic In
the fifth, worked three lnnlnP to
earn the victory. Beje Mahoe
pitched the final two lnntno to
Mark Van B1aricom then hit a
grounder to short, and Valley
went for the double play, but the
throw to firlt. WM late allowin&
the winn1n& run to ..-ore.
Komelji and Sal D' Alellandro
each had three hit• to apark
OCC'a 15-hit. -ult. The Pinta
p'rlayed four ainalea and a
double ln the ..venth for four
nana, which had ,iven them a 9-8
IMcl before Valley rallied to tie it
ln the ninth.
Walker now says
he 'II turn pro
ATHENS, Ga . (AP)
Herachel Walker, the UnlVM'aity 1 of Georgia's Helsman
Trophy-winning tailback, will
forao bis aenlor colleaiale
football aea10n to aign with the •
new United Statea Football' LHIUe, unlvenity offidala laid'•
today. ' • ..
Death of teammate inspiring CIF-hound CdM • ·' '
fOC' the playoffs. If they
the Jka tonlght,' they'll
home court advanqp.
~. If Santa Ana can dilpoee of
San Antonio, the Ruatlen By CURT SEEDEN even finilh In eecond pJece. or ... .,..,,... ...,. beoa._ the t.w'n II excellent. but I tNnk
theN hM '*" a lot of MnOUoD behind our 1uccu1 which hll to do with
In 4-A acuon, Coech Paul Kollar'•
CMan View IQU8d. the 8umet ~
champb\, 19 aflo ...tad third and WW
be home tollaNW ahemoan (J) ......
s."8 Amt No. I In the Century~
~)and bouta a 1.00 pJa .,.inet
a~. '·
oach Jim Greenfield'•
tlett bave actually been
11t1n1 lately. They've r•IJplld (out ot thell' Ian five, tn
At the be1iM1na of the hAab IChool
aoccer 11euon, Corona del Mar Ht1h
dec:ld1d to dedicate it• yeer to th•
mempry °'" ~ Lewi8, a ...,., manblr' who WM killed Tn an eocldental ehoottna
1Mt awnmer.
1be See K1naa went on to ftnllh the
S.. View 1AqUe IMIOft wtth 1 10-0-4
record and were awarded the No. I eeedirw ln tM CU' 2-A pla,alfa which t..cln l"ricky at I p.m.
•'Cnla WM quite a popa)er ~ at
CCll'ON del Mar and he .... ol ...
betW playen on the iwn." ..,. CdM
Coech Bryan Haney. "We'w pLaywd Well
~-It to Crall·" SO. the Sea KIMI °'*' p1eyc11 action at home.....-W--.m. the No. a...,..
"' the 0..-. LIMue. CdM II leil by Vince ~ (12
... In -..>. &mu likOtmmon (12
1oab) and Dtln Pflaum. th• team'•
pla~. ,,_ .,._ II adeclumt.ay
aaDDUed by pUe Jett J.-.· who hat rvi r-............. tbll ,...
Other lea View wa1ue team1
~I-A .... ,,.., ... UnlWn&CJ
-'ndM' t UliN;:# ...... '° Oerdm ONW wlla. ._. II at
NO. 2 lled ... Pk't -, .
It'• W>t .. ~ .. It loolr.I for tb• 8eaMwkl (l&~).
•'Thia II the tint time ln etwn year.
Santa Ana hun't won the Century
~~· .. no'" Kollar. Santa Ana, lilly,•• ...met an the n-.-n HunUnltOft BiMb Taumllnlnt earlj t.n
the~ •
J'orwarch Mn Durbin and a...-'nd~ a~11u. ......... ~ ..,.n
Oallin vn . Oaal-.. .1.-. .......
hli lllbt lllu'°"" cm dw ,_.. Cu In
Huntinaton Beachl ~~l~h flnJ1hecl ' ~in U'9 8urmt ........... holtl a.
Gabriel Valley LH1ue runner-\lp
~Randy Cbambere' IQ\llld -..
made 1reat 1trldH, conaldertn1 da11P
Ollel'I ilicln't win a 8wwet tame llll
~, .. John H.wtn bal been .......
to the oo.n· .,._ tbll ,...., wl6
~ and TM May are dM top ofttllll thniltll. ...... o.i:h Daw Md deb admltll
hll --·· ~11-4 CMNl1 record llft't tMI lmpr..tve. 11but then, it'• a 1troa1 ......" .. ,.,
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~ngels, Dodgers good bets for World Series
Nobody ,·irnw m on ttw noon balloon r1 om
Sruikutnon nn<.I aaked mt'. hut
•At :i l, tht• An£t'bc und Dodgt>r'I art• huth .rood
ht•lM lu ~kl' it to tlit' World ~rll'tl thl' hc,.t
c·hunt't' bet might IJt. Ot>troll at 40 I
•Tht· question n•ully um't whl•Uwr F't•rrumd11
V .tlem:ut'la is worth a m1lhun dolluni lJut wht•Lher
he will t.'&rn IA nullion dollars.
•If foot~ll wasn't meant to be playt.'<.i In the
spring, was 1t meant to be played mdoura and on
l'llrpet?
•If Pat Riley t'an keep his runnway Lnkel"ll
111t~ted and motivated for tht• month of March,
ht• ts a pretty good t'08ch.
·•The Rams <.'Ollchmg !:>laff prdbably has less
NFL experience than any in history and tht>
qu<'Staon on the boulevard has to do with whether
su<.'h a staH can be successful Why not?
Knight reprimanded
:for recent outbursts
From AP dispatches
CHICAGO -Indiana University m Coac h Bobby Kn ig ht was
reprimanded yesterday by the Big
Ten Conference for his recent tirade
against basketball officials and the conference
said an additional offense could result in a game
suspension.
The action w as announced by Big Ten
Cornmissjoner Wayne Duke for Krught's conduct
in games against Iowa and
Northwestern last week.
Following a 74-65 victory
Saturday over Northwestern.
Knight said, "The officiating
in the Big Ten has been the
worst in my 12 years since
I've been at Indiana. It has
deteriorated to the point so
far that this is the w orst
conference m the country. We
pay the people the most in the
country to officiate and they literally don't
understand the game."
The Big Ten has a gag rule against coaches
criticizing the officiating pubHcly -but Kmght
broke that last Wednesday in the final minute of
Iowa's 58-57 victory over Indiana when h e
directed his wrath against Duke , attending the
game.
Quote of the day
Clemon Johnson, recently acquired by
the Philadelphia 76ers from Indiana: "I feel
like 1 am the winner of every lottery 1
anybody ever held. This is a chance to get a
championship ring instead o( fighting for
the fourth worst record in the league."
Aztecs blast Long Beach
Junior forward Michael Cage m
scored a career-high 32 points and had
17 rebounds to power San Diego State
to a 91-76 n o nconference college
basketball victory last rught over Long Beach
State in San Diego. The Aztecs. now 16-7, got
four straight baskets at the start of the second
half to open their lead to 18 points at 62-4-4 and
breezed the rest of the way . Lancaster
Gordon scored 16 points and Charles Jones had a
career-high 10 blocked shots to lead No. 5
Louisvllle to a sluggish 71-55 victory over Wright
St.ate.
Basketball scores
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San [)jego St. 91. Long Beecn
SL 76 ~Pacific 93. SoCal College 70
~ 65. LA Bliptlst 50
Point Loma 81, Cal 8aptl91 50
UC San Diego 64. Weslmont 60
Fl'Mn<> Pacific 99. C.. Lut,...,an
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USIU 101. Soutll Cerollna St. 94 ......... ,
Not,. Dame 81, Hotetra 50
Brll0le¥ se. Drake 52 toll
'°'*' l.,ollla\'llta 71, Wrlgl'lt St. 55 ~ St. 79, New Me111Co 77 r:..,,_ 82. Auburn 74
q.iltanwy 101, NW Lou1tlana 76
Mor.n.d SI 89, Cant S1 ONo
80
Oltadal ae. Charlaston. s c 52 ....
\Menova 70, St. JoMpfl'a 62 V•81.~8' ~ H91 74, Pltlaburgtl 68
Rll o de 1111nd 13. H••
H"""*'" 71 ~Ct-12 • .u-npuon 80 ~ 78, Flilrtllld 71
Prlf!Oeton eo. P9M 49 Auleer• 78, ~ 73
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1"<un11ng100 beKfl 1111, C--.91'lllo
63
SI Jonn BOICO 62 . Lal<-0
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Mater 0.. 7S, OcNn v-«
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Rlverlide Poly 91, HW1 73 c.nttos 57. Corona del Mat 55
Capo Valley 67, Foolhill 52
$11'1 Gofgonlo 8 I, Demien 72
Glandofa 52. l49 A11oe 50
Eatancll 52, Dotninguez 46
Norlh 80. La Quinta 83
Palm Sp(lngl 15, Santa Ane 65 2·A
Worllman S6. V~or V"""°J 51
La Habfa 85, Palo Vwde 55
Sonora 82. Saugua 45
Nog9lel 04. La Mlraaa 62 Ganethe 58, Fuiwton 47
ArtMla 44, ArrfT'JO Orll'de 37
011ey 80. BrN 73
Bonita le. &Kroughl (R) 62 1-A
La Selle 52. Soulh PIM<Sella 40
Noire o.m.. Riv. ae. Fiiimore 51
St. JOMPh ee. Blanop Diego 51
Benning 64. Mlraleala 81
Valley C1v1111111 78. lltaf)oC> 69
81.ir 52. P«Tll 441 Agoura 49, LA Bec>llll 47
Santa Oleta 47, LA Luthwan 39
lmell kflolNI
Heac>erla Chr 85, PrOYIOence 52
NeadMI 72, Wtl>O 49
Thacher 61, Fllnlrldoe 58
Chectwlck M . Fallh ltaptlat 44
Rio Hondo Prep 53. Yaehlvtl 40
AvalOn 80, OeNrt SUI\ 53
Crouroade 75, Capo Valley Ch<latlM\ 40
Shermll!'I lndlan 92, Llnlleld 70
Women
COUIGa
UC Irvine 74, Cel Stale LA S5
BUD
TUCKER
• HarneM rot·1ng ta fur more lnten'tltlng and
entertaining on a ~-mile track.;,
•lf tht• NBA players go out on atrikl' after
April 2. thert• may be serious conCt'rn 88 to whethor
they will ever <.'Orne back .
•Thi> Loa Angeles Kings may not make thl•
NllL playoffs which tlre like the telephonl' book
you have lo work at keeping out.
•Bum Phillips always looks like his feet a.re
k1lhng him.
SAX CARL TOM THOMA8
Sax r e ports to camp
Second baseman Steve Sax of the Ii
Los Angeles Dodge rs reported to
spring training camp last night,
ending speculation he may be a
holdout. Sax, last year's Rookie oT the Year in
the National League, and the Dodgers are
reportedJy $100.000 apart in salary negotiations.
Other unsigned Dodgers include Mike Marshall,
Tom Nledenfuer and Ron Roenlcke ...
Negotiations between Steve Carlton and the
Philadelphia Phillies over a new four-year
contract have hit a snag because of an arbitrator's
award of $1 million to pitche r F e rnando
Valenzuela of the Dodgers. Dave Landfleld,
Carlton's attorney. said h e decllned to sign a
contract submitted to him by the Phillies because
VAienzuela's arbitrated salary fof the 1983 season
Jeo pard12es Carlton's desire to be baseball's
top-paid pitcher . . . Gorman Tbomas of the
Milwaukee Brewers came o ut sw l nglng
yesterday at the team's training camp, hitting
five of 10 pitthes over the outfield wall the flna
time he stepped in the batting cage.
Cartwright dunks Dallas
•Tlwu• 11wy bt• mon• Julu\llON 1r1 prulrwJorud
por\A thun 1111 thl' Sinuru unc Ton ~ t't1mhlncd
• Dowpllt• wh11t •N•mc<.I Ilk• eorly aiood
lnwnUon.e, tht• mc•t l'Off11non guullty notkt>d among
Uu• uwnt1r1 uf U11lt.t.-d St.Dk• l''ootball l..<loiU'' ~·umJ11
11 lhl' IU)m1• lt.'C in thOll<.• ot othrr pro portt .
f(rl't'tl.
•Ans I n •Jl(•ver Uon Aruic workt.'<i 21 lnnJnp
In April and 20 In Moy but 1&aya1 t•urly overwork was
tht' c•Ulll" of hlJl'-10re 1i1rm
•Dodger pluyerlj AL1y the million-dollar salary
won't make 1-'ernnndo Valenzuela any dltrerent .
Wf'll, it will make hiJ \ riChC'r
•Surely th"· llt1, .nom•y won't rru•k..-Fernando uny fatter and laiier
•Rams coach J ohn !Wblnson promlset he w1U
try to do a better jol> of beating lhc spread than
when hf• was a college coach
Dionne sets mark in win
INGLEWOOD -Marcel Dionne ria1
set a National Hockey League record '
for the most seasons with 40 or more
goals-as the Los Angelt.'S Kings scored
a 5-3 victory over Boston last night.
Dionne's goal at 8:03 lifted the Kings into a
5-2 lead and enabled lhe 31-year-old <.-enter to
establish an NHL record with the ninth 40-goaJ
season of h11> 12-year career.
The Kings gain<>d the victo ry on Terry
Roskowski's power pluy goaJ 7:28 into the final
period, followed 38 seconds later by Dionne's
record-setting goal.
Edwards sharp for Calgary
Calgary goaltender Don Edwards ria1
made 42 saves and Lamay McDonald '
scored two g oals, runnin g h is
season tot.al to a league-high 52. as the
Flames crushed Edmonton, 4-1, last night in the
National Hockey League. The match erupted
into a bench-dearing brawl in the f inal five
minutes of the third period after a fight between
Edmonton's Dave Lumley and Carl Mokosak of
Calgary . . . Else where in the NHL,
Vancouver notched its 70th power-play goal of
the season, a club record, en route to a 6-3 victory
over St. Louis . . . Center Keltb Acton scored
·AiB 1701 and 18th goal.'! and Montreal produced a
st.out defensive performance in turning back
Quebec, 6-1 . . . Winnipeg rookie goaltender
Brian Hayward stopped 37 shots, including a
pair of spectacular third-period saves within a
span of Uve seconds, preserving the Jets' 2-2 tie
with the host New York lslanders . . . Bobby
Smttb 's goal with 43 seconds lef t lifted
Minnesota to a 3-2 tnumeh at Detroit. Brian
Bellows scored the North Stars' other two goal.'!
and assisted on the game-winner. Bill Cartwright's rebound and m
dunk with six seconds re maining gave
New York a 108-106 victory over UNLV's Hudson in1·ured Dallas last night in t h e National , ·
Basketball Association. Cartwright's bucket Undefeated Nevada Las Vegas • remained atop The Associated Pres.s dirnaxed a wild fourth quarter in whlch the college baske tball poll yesterday, but
game was tied 11 times with three lead changes the Runnin' Rebels enthusiasm was . . . Elsewhere in the NBA, reserve guard Fred Brown's six polnta in the final 1 ~ minutes tempered by concern over a knee injury to
of the third quarter helped starting forward Eldridge Hudson. Hudson
Seattle break away from San missed practice Monday and yesterday and was
Diego and beat the Clippers. reported doubtful Cor tomorrow night's game at
117-101 . . . Walter Davis Cal State Fullerton · · · Kim Roentved of the
n otche d a game-h igh 29 Wichita Wings scored with 6:28 gone in overtune
to give the West a 6-5 victory over the East last
points -including 15 in the night in the Major Indoor Soccer L eaaue fourth period -as Phoenix AU S "" posted a 112-105 victory over • tar game ... Negotiations between the
Milwaukee . . . Forward National Basketball Association and the players'
Albert King had 26 points. association appeared unlikely to resume before
including a 12-foot baseline late this week or early next week, the l~gue and
CAltl'WfUOKT jumper with 23 S«Onds left. union said yesterday ... Driver Bruce Jacobi,
lifting New Jersey to a 110-108 win over Indiana critically injured during qualifyrng runs for last
Joe B a r r y Carro 11 spa rk ed a Sunday's Daytona 500 auto race, breathes with
fourth-quarter comeback from a seven-point help of a respirator and shows no sign of brain
deficit that carried Golden State past Atlanta, activity, according to a spokesman at Halifax
109-97 . . . Orlando Woolridge tallied 31 Hospital in Daytona Beach.
~ints and David Greenwood added 23 to lift Television, radio Chicago to a 144-133 victory over Denver ...
Guard Jlm Puson 1COred 28 polnts ln Portland's TV: College Basketball -Purdue at Illinis.
113-107 victory in Houston . . . Jeff Ruland 7:30 p.m .. Channel 56 (taped).
scored 31 points as Washington edged Utah. RADIO: Basketball -Boston at Lakers. 7:20
99-98. p.m .. KLAC (570).
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•Jn u poll ot 10 pro football scout.a when uke<t
whether J ohn Elway ia bottl?r than Jim McMahon,
who was named NFC rookie of the year, 10 re-plied,
"yes."
• Aa far aa UCLA la concerned, the USFL can
have Hc>l'llChel Wul1<er . . . The Brulrla OJ)en against
Georgia next foJI.
•John McKay once replied when asked about
a tough echcdule, "a Bc:hedule la only tough when
you lose all the games."
Pirates enjoy
a perfect day
The Orange Coast College men's and women's
tennis teams aw~:Ut Cypress without losing a
game in South Conference play yesterday.
while the UC Irvine women's squad defeated
visiting Michigan.
Highlighting the OCC men's 9-0 triumph over
Cypress was Jeff Barnard's victory. Barnard, a
freshman from Huntingt.on Beach High, has won all
five of hls matches this year for the Bucs, who are ,
3-2 overall.
Orange Coast was beaten ln just two seta in
recording the victory.
The Orange Coast women's squad also owns a
3-2 record after blanking the Chargers. The Pirates
dropped ju st seven games ln winning their
conference opener.
Both OCC teams will meet Fullerton tomorrow.
The UCI women, fresh from a strong showing
ln the Arizona Tournament, stopped the University
of Michigan yesterday, 6-3.
The two teams split their six singles matches,
but the Anteaters dominated in doubles, winning all
three matchups.
Saddleback tries
for second place
SAN MARCOS -Saddleback College c:loses
out regular season Pacific Coast Confere~ play
tonight at PaJomar College, and the Gauchos need a
victory to nail down second place and a berth in the
regional basketball playoffs.
Unlike other conferences, the Pacific Coast
does not have a Shaughnessy playoff format in
which the second through fifth place finishers
compete ln post-season play.
Only the top two advance, and the Gauchos are
a half game behind league-leading Imperial Valley.
A Gaucho victory over the Comets would
qualtfy Coach Bill Brumme l's squad for the
regionals. But a Saddleback loss, coupled with a
San Diego victory over Southwestern (1-12) tonight
would leave Saddleback and San Diego in a second
place tie.
Imperial Valley 1s a t home tonight against
G~mont (7-6). The Arabs are then scheduled to
play a make up game tomorrow night at home
against MiraCosta. Thell' second-round contest. was
canceled by snow
UCI women victorious
LOS ANGELES -The UC Irvine women's
basketball team made it three straight wins last
night, dispatching boat Cal State Los Angele«,
74-65, in a nonconference game.
Senior forward Katherine Hamilton poured in
27 points and junior forward Dorothy Lewis
notched 14 as the Anteaters completely controlled
the inside. UCI outrebounded lta foe, 40-27. while
hittinR 31 of 46 Ueld-Roal tries overall.
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CdM pitching thin
Seniors bolster FV track h opes
Thl1 la the fourth In a aerie• of utlclce
previewing art•o hl&h .chool aprina flportal.
Ot.h re who ahouJd rontrtbute: SenJon Ouia
Luna In the JOO, low hurdlet and relays; ju.nJon
Tambl Wenj (wela.ht evenc.), Tom Powen (low
hurdle9 and 440) and Sean W&Jker (880, mile and 2-mll ). CdM looks for fifth straight
The Sea Kinp o( Corona del Mar Ill
High, four·tlmti Clefendlng Sea View
League baaeball champions, appear tolld
Me a volley ~all solid again
In every category -except the moet
Important lngredient -pitching .
That's tfie one area where there are qut'IUons
still to be answered and Coach Tom Trager 11
hoping he'll find the right anawera from
t1sht-hander1 Greg Wynn, Jeff NathaNOn, John
The Muatanp advanced to the CIF
aec:ond round a year ago ln what wu
Coeta Mesa'• beet ever volleyball aeuon
-but new coach Tim Wet&el len't
m
Bums and Jon Acone.
predicting anything at thil point despite the fact hi.
team is ranked No. 4 ln Orange County, a notch
behind rival ~ta.nda.
Wetz.el hu eight seniors among hla 10-man
9Quad, lncludlng outalde hitters O.vid Cheng, Jerry
Dahil, Christopher Fietel and Oen Maxner to help inaJ<e the Sea View League race very Interesting.
Wynn has been tied up In
basketball, however, and none
can boast much, if any,
experience.
The Infield, however.
appears to be as good as any of
Trager'• past teams -and that's
saying a lot.
Gordon Moss returns with
He has solid height at the middle blocker
poejtion with 6·5 Tom Kennedy and 6-4 Charles
Hamborg ln the picture, go with 5-8 aett.er Charla
Cutense. Hamborg will alao serve aa a setter, while
Kennedy ls an outside hitter, too.
All-CIF honors at aecond bue,
OOM>OH MOH Mike Hess, the league's player
of the year Jn basketball, la at shortstop, Brett
Hughes, a junior, appears to fill all of the
requirements at th.ird base, and at first base Trager
has the option of playing returning starter David
Arris there, or in the outfield, if Rob Richards or
Dan Hamey work out at first.
Michael Ure ls a 6-3 middle blocker. The two
juniors in the group are outside hitters Tung Van
and Mark Zachary.
Univer!'ity ranks thin
Until Hess is available junior Don Pryor is at
shortstop.
University High track and field m coach Dave Furlan ia still sorting out his
list of performers as they prepare for
Sea View League action, and among his
athletes are six returning lettermen. The outfield is somewhat tentative alter you
get past center-fielder Tim Mack. Wynn figures in
the outfield when he's not pitching, ArriJs is a
p ossibility, along with Pat Cox, a senior
in~lder-outflelder, senior Mike Molinaro, and
Hamey.
Matt Marks is a 6-2 high jumper; Stephen Gen
la in the 43-foot range in the triple jump and Elan
Kruger and Paul Nilsen are rated at the 1:59
plateau in the half ,.,Ule.
Milers Marty Shulc. and Bruce Krebs both
figure to be in the 4:30 range.
Barons figure in the hunt
Seniors RJck Nichols, F.d Gould, Bill m
Taylor, Tom Pienon and Doug Mann .
spearhead Fountain Valley High track
San Clemente returns l 0
and field fortunes with the 9ea90n soon
approaching and Coach Bill Thompson 8'YS his
Barons should be in the hunt for the Sunset League
crown.
San Clemente High baseball coach Ill Robin Reachan used five aopho~res in
his starting lineup a year ago -a good
reason fOF having 10 returning lettennen
as the Tri tons prepare for the South. Coast League.
Among his returners are right-handed pitchers
Tony Brunning and Brian McCormack, shortstop
Bill .Gering, catcher Don Puterbaugh and first
baseman Jim DeVine.
Nichols went 14 .6 in the 100-meter h igh
hurdles as a junior, and has logged a 10.3 in the 100.
Pierson went 13-8 ln the pole vault as a junior.
Gould and Mann give the Barons two 4:30
milers, while Taylor is BOlid in the weights. His best
as a junior in the discus was 135-0.
Junior Chris Sperele gives the Barons another
edge in the 440 and 880. Ne did a 51.5 ln the 440 as
a BOphomore.
Also: Pitcher Bob Bates, third baseman Tim
Moy, outfielder Tom Klosterman (a nephew of
Rama official Don Klosterman). second baseman
Dave Gellatly and infielder-outfielder Jeff Carr.
Redlands Hlgh provided transfer John Welsh,
a right-handed senior pitcher.
OILER S • • •
From Page E1
obstacle between Scorpion guard
Gil Banales and non-atop
buckeu, on.e foul from
ellmination.
The Oilers battled back to take
the lead, '32 -30 , on Lou
Harrigan'• a\eal and Danny
Thompeon'a aubeequent lay-up,
but it was still Camarillo'a game
with 3:09 left in the quarter and
the acore tied at 32.
Mills, who had been limited to
just two points at halfti~e.
suddenly surfaced, hitting a
12-footer, stealing the ball and
hitting a lay-up, poppinf from 22
feet, grabbing an o fenaive
rebound and scoring, then 'doing
tt again with two aconda left in
the quarter.
It was over. The Oilers
expanded the lead to 65-49 with
2:18 left before the Scorpions cut
away at the deficit ln the final
momenta.
"I told them at halftime we
were dbwn by just two and not
hitting a thing," aald Miller.
'The Oilers had made just 8 of
30 from the field (26 percent).
"Everyone was complaining
that the ball had a light feel to
It," uJd Miller. "90 we uked Cor
a s w itch at halft ime .
Psychologically it made a
difference for ua In the 9e00nd
half."
Kyler, Rustlers
win third straigh t
Tina Kyler and the Golden
West eouece wom.n'• eottbe.11
teem e9Ch won their third pme
without • -tha ..-.i .. the Ruatlen edced El c.mtno, 1.0,
yesterday in nonconference play ., owe.
Kyler, who h99 yet '° allow an
eemed nan tn three ap~
thla ae11on, yl•lded only a
ont·OUt trlpl• In the aec:ond
~::!· atruck out nlne and ;..tone.
BALANCED ESTANCIA. • •
From Page E1
the Eagles, using a variety of stall
tactics, lost only one point of
their lead when halftime arrived.
The Dons, 18-6 and the No. 2
team from the San Gabriel
League, had problems all night
getting inside &ttancia's matchup
zone . And , while they
commanded the boards
(outreboundlng the F.agle9 44-22,
by game's end), the Dona
couldn't hold on to the ball (19
turnovers) or put it in the hole
(21 of 53.)
Only once did the Dons really
threaten, and that wu early in
the fourth qua11er with Jaeger
serving his aecond stint on the
bench.
But when Dominguez cut the
deficit to 43-40, Sunderman
brought his big man back into
the lineup and the Eagles quickly
booated their margin back to
47-40.
The Dons did manage to get as
c1oee as three again at 47-44 and
49-46, but o n each occasion
Eata.ncla (21·6) responded, flrst
with a Jon Johnston jumper (his
only basket of the night) and
next on two Jim Curtis free
throws with 21 seconds left.
"Thia is a team. This is not a
one-man show," explained
Sundennan of the F.agles. "You
can tell that by their scoring
averages. I think all five starters
wett in double figures ln league.
"This team tsn't dotn8 it with
mirrors, either. We've got 10me
MD . • •
From Page E1
players to take chances in the
second half. He eaid afterward
that he knew in hia heart Mat.er
Dei WU mote talented and that
hl1 Seahawka would have to
dlarupt the flow of the pme.
It didn't work however u the
Monatth1 scored the firat 14
polnta of the tlflrd qua.net to
optn up a huae rnaraln. 51·22. Actually, It waa-Mc:Knl1ht
who chan8ed thinCI around • blt before the 1ame to create the
CClftfUlion for ~ View. He mowct all-CU' junior f orwa.rd
Matt BM\aw.ert out'° a wtq. At M, be n:'MOl'led, no OM could
cover him and a ........ rt
hauled down 7 rebound• In
ldd.ldon "° 8DOrinl 12 pomta.
solid olavers. We've JlOt some
guya who h ave com e a long
way."
Sunderman's remarks are
exempll!ied by his players.
Jaeger. although an offensive
force early. finished with just 11
points (10 in the first quarter)
and five rebounds.
Curtis. on the other hand, led
all scorers with 16 points, while
teammate Doug Pinckney had 14
points and five rebounds.
Senior Gavin Warlaumont -
all 6 -1 ~ of him -waa the
team's rebounding leader wilh
10, eight coming in the MCOnd
quarter with Jaeger sitting on
the bench.
Finally, although Naaaer
Mustafa didn't aoore a point, ht-
filled in admirably until Jaeger
could get back in the game.
"They attacked the press
we JI." Sunderman said of his
players. "and we change d
of[enses well. I thought the gu)'B
did a good job of keeping their
poise."
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'Scale lnt.crgrated circuits and Joseph F . Pleao
vke president of sales Cor Western Digit.al
Corp. components division, lrvme. The firm
ma nufac.·turers semiconduc tor devices,
intelligen t sub-systems and advanced digit.al
systems.
James D. Berend1en, Huntington Beach,
has .been promoted to vice president-general
manager of the California division of IPU
Printing & Distributing, Inc., based in Atlanta.
The California division is in Los Angeles.
Harry M. Jaqul11 is president and chief
operating officer of Tropltone Furniture Co.,
Sarasota, Fla. He was formerly executive
vice-president and a manager of western
operations in Irvine. Andy Harper has been
named to fill Jaquiss' former positions m
Irvine.
Kenne th C. Che n is product-market
planning manager at Lear Siegler, lnc./data
products division, Anaheim. Chen, a graduate
student at UC Irvine, previousJy worked as a
manufacturing engineer for the Townsend
OVER THE COUNTER NASO ~ISTINGS
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d1v1sion of 1\·xtron Corp., Samu Anu, und
most rt~'t!ntly at Audlotrm\lL'!4 C-0rp m Norlh
J tollywood. "
Robert Mack, Anahetm, tS a.'l.-.1st.ant art
director of Janst'n Associatci1, Im , a n
~dverlisi ng, market reM•arch und publal·
relatloru1 firm in Santct Ana
Marty \'uen, a g_raduate of Cal S tate
Fullerton and Orange Coast College m Cost:i
Mesa, 1S VIC(' president and chwf rma nctal
officer of Newport Balboa Savings and Loan
Association headquartered m Newport Bt-:ich
Taylor C. Richardson has bc~n l'll>Cted
vice president and named manager or the•
recently opened second offwe of Ralph C
Sutro Co , a mortgage bankang farm in
Newport Beach.
Arnol d 0 . Bec kma n, fo unde r a nd
chairman of Beckman lnstrum<•11ts, lnc:.
Fulle rton, will re<.·e1ve the "!lock of Free
Enterprize" aw-ard Marc.·h 3 al the Ft'Stival of
the Rock at the Disneyland Howl, Anaheim.
The event is sponsored by th<> Economic
Development Corp of Orange County Pat
Boone will be master of ceremon1es
John Weeks tS manager of the Orange
County and east Los Angeles 7-Eleven i.torns
He wiU be responsible for the management of
110 stores.
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Orange Coa1t DAILY Pit.OT /Wednnday, ftbrvary 23, 1983
NY ·14: (:()MPO 'ITE TRAN 'ACTION
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IU(MANeU olND •ll>Oll&O IY HU 11 .. 0 AOjQllll"IHIT '
OPEC nation agr e
to cut base oil pric e
..
By Tbe AHoclatff Pre11
SaudJ Arabia and other OPEC natioN ogreed
tOdoy to cu\ their $34 bait-pnce by ian 1.uupedf1ed
rnount, but will uae "all their wc1tihl" ID avert ~m
all·oul price wor, Saudi Oii Minh1ter Sheik Ahmed
Zaki YamanJ ~Id.
Mana &ced O~lbo, 011 mtfl.Uiter or th Urutt.'CI
Arab Emirates, aald in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia thlil \Jilk.a will begln 900n with Mexico and North Sea
producerl"to coordlnaw atand.1 betw~n OPtx:: and
these counlrtet on the market." lie said there were
"encouraging Indications favorlng the creation of some
kind of definitive coordination between producers
within and outaide OPEC."
Oteiba, in remarks distributed In Abu Dhabi by
the official United Arab Emirates news agency, said an
OPF.C ministerial conference will be)leld in Geneva or
Vienna next week, but he warned that unless a
reduced price level la agreed upon "the five gulf Arab
states will slash their prices to a greater extent than
they would have accepted within OPF.C."
Yamanl, who said yesterday that the five Gulf
arab st.ates were "the principal power withln OPEC,"
told the Kuwaiti News Agency today that the gulf
group would "interfere with all their weight" to avt!rt
a bottomless price war on the international oil market.
Ford critical of GM move
DETROIT -Ford Motor Co. Ch airman Philip
Caldwell says It "boggles the mind" to think General
Mot.ors Corp. needs help from Toyota Mot.or Corp , to
build a small car. Meanwhile, an industry trade
jour nal reported that Tats uro Toyoda, younger
brother of Toyota's president Shoichiro Toyoda. might
be picked as the chief executive officer of the
GM-Toyota venture. "I don't believe GM doesn't
know how t.o build a small car, do you?" Caldwell
asked yesterday at an impromptu news conference.
Braniff dealt another ·blow
NEW ORLEANS _: '\r~ttlntematio was '1•
dealt another blow when a federal appeals court here
' suspended the grounded airline's bid to put some of its
P14nes and employees back in the air through Pacific
Sollthwest Airlines. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals stayed a federal court's approval of the plan
yesterday until it can hear objections to l~e
Braniff-PSA deal, which calls for leasing 30 Braniff
planes to PSA as pa.rt of Braniff's liqwcfation. (PSA
serves John Wayne Airport in Orange C.Ounty, Calif.).
Lobster house buy planne d
LOS ANGELES -The Hungry Tiger restaurant
chain says It plans to buy the privately owned
Castagnola's Lobster House chain of 12 restaurants for
more than $5 million in cash. Ida VanderPoone, chief
financial officer at Hungry Tiger Inc , the Van
Nuys-ba.sed chain of 36 restaurants, said yesterday
that the acquisition would be completed "within the
next couple of weeks."
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rq;w YORK (AP) -
Are rou daunted by
dana Ing partlclplea7
M11de hyperten1e by
ten1e a,reement? Stuna
by 1pelllng bees?
fteUef may be juet a
ph«ine call away.
York College , a
Queena dlvialon of the
City University of New
York, haa aet up a
grammar hotline to
aptaly ·flrat aid to vicliml
of broken Engllah.
Ever}' weekday, from
l p.m. to 4 p.m., York
College profeuon and
ie.chers at Queens high
schools staff the
telephones, taking
queetlona from students
and others who dlal
REWRITE. The area
code ia 212.
The service waa
established in
Se,ptember. and now lop
20 calls a day, some from
aa far aa Canada and
CAUfomia. The questions
an1 diverse, ranging from
whether on-line nas a
hyphen to the plural of
premise salesman.
Premiae salesmen? Pn~ salesmen?
"l told the caller that
th.ue "l'as 1}$), clear-cut
an1wer, that it was a
·mutter of taste.' l.tftd
Ila.Yid lgnatow, a hotline
volunteer who ia a poet
and preaident of the
Poetry Society of
America.
Tornadoes hit
the South
yesterday,
wrecking a
mobile home
park in Alma,
Ga., above, and
causing 130,000
damage to a
church in
Hanceville, Ala.
Four people were
injured in the
'trailer park
e damage-is -
inspected by a
sheriff's deputy.
c :hicago's
:blacks
:t111rn out
Teacher gets education
riding rails as 'hobo'
1:HICAGO (AP)
U S . Rep . Harold
W aahington owes hia
vlrtory in Chicago's
DHmocratic mayoral
pc mary to support from
black voters who caat
ore of every three
ballots, an Associated
Ptess-WMAQ-TV poll
U:fB· 'fhe poll said 84
By BOB DVORCBil .... 111 ... ,.,... .....,
CHJPPEW A, Pa. (AP) -A smelly
boxcar lurching along behind a
freight train ii a far cry from a high
school Engllah eta., but Wayne Cole bridles both worlds and aays both are
educational.
Cole. 38, teaches ninth and
12th-grade English and coaches the
lirla' tnck team at Blackhawk High School about 50 miles northwest of
Pittaburgh. purcent of black
Cl ucagoans who voted
ye 1terday cast their ~ ,
ballot for the two-tenn
coQgressman who now
For the put 20 yean, ln hi.a spare
time, he bu join~ the legions of
vagabond.a, nomads. out.calta, tramps
and boboe• .,umming around the
country on trains. stands to become the R H Id cil.y's first black chief ep. aro
encutive. Washington wi.ns
Mayor Jane M. Byrne,
48, and Cook County
State's Attorney Richard
M. Daley, son of the late
Mayor Richard J . Daley,
ap llt the white vote
evenly, according to the
pcill of 2,920 votera
fn rerviewed after casting
bl Uota at 100 precinct.a
• throughout the dty.
Only 6 percent of
w !lite respondent.a said
tl ey had cast their
bl llots for Washington.
And two findfnga
indicated that
"uhington, 60, owed
tl e ~ to efforts by
bl ICk ena to increue
black reglatration and
tl mout.
Washington got more
YI 1tes than either Mn.
B ,me or Daley among
p M>ple who aaid they
h id registered a1noe lalt
'111mmer and among
p iople who said they did
n >t vote in the 1979
D emocratlc mayoral
pimar)'.
Washington got 40
. percent of the vote
a DC>na re•pondent.a 34
a 1td younger -who
n iade up half of thOM
polled •• The poll Hid
d .-e were more blackl
tl.-n wbit.ee amona 18-to
I '-year-old voters.
One statistic• from the
p mil ahoWed how much • JPPOl'l Mn. Byrne hll
L * al nee her victory
over former Mayor a om.e1 8ilandk 1n the
JrtmAry tour ,..... aao:
••of tab r•DC>ndentl , ,. .-Id they Md voced
f .. blr mt time did not
• far her th.Ill dme. "' u. ~ .a percent 1eld Mu. Byrpe l•
t _..aw to u.. needl
,< f minarlU-. oompuwd
'Mb 17 '*'°"''..,.-Id • 11• 11 Hn•ltlve to .......... Mnr:ml thmt
,, I; 0 •• ' cl •. fi • h
1 .... tlw, WMh&ftCloa t IO\ .~• .,_rcent of th•
totwe--
• al80 ... 1 ...
• ..... tbe
mayor. Pluralities of 48
percent to 39 percent
said ahe ia imenlitive to
the needa of
neighborhoods, and 42
percent to 29 percent
aald her aerie• of
festivals and fl.rework.a
has been a waste of city
funds.
Just u being black
apparently did not hurt
Waehington, being a
woman apparently did
not hurt Mrs. Byrne.
Among those who said
Washington'• race was
important in their
deci1ion for whom to
vote, he got more votes
than either Mn. Byrne
or Daley. Similarly, tboee who
said it WU important to
them that Mn. Byrne la
a woman were more
likely to vote for her
•than for eit her
challenger.
However, be ins the
aon of the late mayor
apparently did not help
Daley. Amon& U\09e who
u.ld the f8Ct that be i9
the late mayOl"a son w•
important In their
dectalon, Daley r•n
behind Mn. Byrne.
A.lk.ed the key ~ in
their decWon for whom
to vote, reapondenta
wen mpst Ukelr_ ~ -.y
brinclnl jc>bl to Cllk':9F·
followed by lmprc>Yiftc
dty ..w-and cumnc
dty WCel and apendtnc.
A maJor.lt_y of thoee
who Mid JOt1e w• the
mo1t important l11ue
voted tor Wuhll\ltOft,
while Mn. Byrne •• favoNCI b7 tbOM who
Htd lmprovtn1 city
1ervlce1 ••• moat important. Deley wu
favored by thaee wbO
Nld cutttnt •pendlna ... ., ...........
~-L ; with all 1&mpl•
IUIWf_ll_llajt ___ !.. "!!!!• of
tbl AP·WllMl-TY Doll oaa warJ from {he
ii .. I I Of ii Qr' •
ftllrl.
"rm no hobo, but I can blend right
ln. I learned their system. It'• been a
tremendous educational experience.
rve teen all of America rl<linl thoee
train.a," u.ld Cole, a teacher aince 1969.
"It's an eecape. It's an advenlure.
It's an aesthetic kind of wandering.
lt'a 1plritual, even. There'• a lot of
time for thinking and wondering," he
added.
"You can ride th.rough the alums of
Chicqo or pus a hi8h mountain trail
in the Rockies. And one of the most
beautiful atght• in the world i• JookiAI at the Ughtnl.n8 buo in an
Iowa comtield through the door of a
boxcar.''
Cole hu tramped In 36 1tatea,
Canada and aa far afield aa
Guatemala. But the romantic appeal
of "catching out" on a boxcar la
temPered by rlaks.
"h's dirty. It's noisy. It's lonely.
You can get killed doing it. It's
dangerous, but that's part of the
adventure," said Cole. "U I had a son
I probably wouldn't let him do it. Aa i
get older, I definitely think twice
about getting on them."
Hobo ridership reached ita peak in
the Great Depression when an
estimated two million people rode the
rails. The·current economic pinch and
high jobless rate are awelllng
ricfenhip again, Cole said.
In American folklore, the restless
migrants who ride the rails are
defined like thia: "A hobo work.e and
wanders. A bum drinkl and wandena.
A tramp c.lrea.Jm and wandena."
The wayfarers congregate in what
they call jungles. a camp of tar-paper
shanties where they eat, sleep and
congregate. Among their ranks are mental
patients, criminals and winos who are
pursued by railroad offidala known ln
the jargon as yard bul.11, 'bo chuena
and cinder dido.
Then there's the 6 -foot· 1,
185-l)()Und Cole, with hia blond hair
and blue eyes.
"Everybody should try it once. but
you have to know what you're doing "
he said. "To me, It's a mean• of
transportation.. a cheap way to travel.
You can chooee where you want to go
and you have space to move around.
There's also a definite 1enae of
wanting to know where the train ii
going."
1'1CTmOUI_..
NAm ITATllmNT The followlng ~eon 11 doing
~ .. :
CLOWN CLEA NER &
LAUNDERERS. 180 lrvlne Ave., ~ Beedl, CA. t2M3
M1n1oor S1b1hl, 1875
Sherlngton. H-202, ~ BMctl, CA. t2M3
Tlli1 bu91-11 oondueted by en
tndlvlduel. M.,.,eoor Sebehl
Ttit. ... ,_, -Ned with t"9 County Clerk of OrMge County on
Jen. 2'7, 19113. .....
Publl•lled Orenge co .. 1 Oelty
Piiot. Jen. 30, ~-8, 13, 2S, 1tl3 m..aa
DlllJ Piiat ClASSIFllD Wedneaday, February 23, 1983 r
CLASSIFIED ·
INDEX
To '11ct Yow Ad, Cal
642-5678
REAL ESTATE
( k-twit 111
"-lw1m llJU.
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t.'•••ttr.nu '-"""• h t. t.W\llM tkt M-..
l't.•W M .....
''"'" l'uont n 'tort• Yuu.ntA1n v.u,_1v
ttununcwn Be• h
I lunl H...rbuur
'"'""' l•C~tw Br•h
1....,,..11111.
...._..lt_t
t ..... f'tw"' M~""\' .. >1 N .. wpur\ """-h
:Mn (.'lrmf'nh
S..n Ju.11n 1,,._'•{14110 ""' ~""°"An. :-. .~ S.-..h
:-. .... ,.,, l....f("WfW
t.,un .... 1 ..,.__" ru.tm
\\'1..,lrrur~s..' M'llblk .h._.,.....
At.,.. ... ,
A~m.-nt.a
"''• h l"'fo..-r" l~n. ... P'M'''' ('Hnt•\a•r\ lA1'4
(.'utnml ~op. fl't
(.'undun\U\tUn~
l\.ipk:."-t.:n•"'
llUWll"'t tu tir Mu"".....S ,,."""' ~,,,
lhJu_,\11.al t'ruph
LoU.J•or ~I.,
MvMo• Homr ... ,lu
Mounl.am , ~'"' 0t41t\&•-(.'n
Ot..a 11( (.'oun1\
Outot St.tii•· .....,..._ .. ..,,.,,.
.;1s!:'.::1y
JU. Eiomanp llK w.,,.s
RENTALS
11 ........ f'um..n..I II._._. Unlunual>o<l
ti.MM"" t'urnuht..J ,,.
Un I "'""'4N<I
Lo«~1J"'l.~m
Cww:lt• Unt "rt."'IPn~furn Tll""n~Un•
Oupt~ .... """ Dvple•,.. Uni
A,,..,.,.,...,.Fwn...i...a
A.,.,UTWn\& Unf
Ap,. f'ym ot Uni -""""' .. Bo.rd l~bMotri.
Gunt HonW'l Summ.< Rrt, ..... v_...,K#\ Kc-n\.at.
• Rrll..W 1u Sn.tt
0 1\mlAI> w.n....i ea,-,.,,~,
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Annuu""""n'llH\U
UA\ Ar f'uuf'(I .............
l'.........i Sf'rvkn s."""'" .. ,.,.., .......
Trawil
BUSINESS'
FINANCIAL
llYM,_ '"' S.I• • ~-""9 ()pporturwt.M"I --w .... w •1nv.stnwn1 ()pponW\il""
tn"'""""'l W11n'4'0 ·-y io i-n .
•Monty Wan\ed M.._Tu,
EMPt.OYMENT
1i.ip w.,,l.t'd
"Jot. Wan\,fd
WRCHAll)IS£ A.n-Appl .........
A_..,.,.
Bad& MHtt...-CMnorM .. Eq<.1pmrnl
Compuwn ,.,... IO You ,_.....
c..._s. ... ~c-u
Jo.w1'lry
Mtochuwry ,._...._..
M-. w ... l.t'd "'-' in."""'"'" Offlr'P f'Urrutu,,. At r.q....,......,, ~ .. 0r .....
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eous °'"""' 8-\\ c;.,.,...,-.1
"'-" .. ,
~.~p M.a..n1 1S..Vtt•
Slo"° & o.:~i.. Swr•p
!luppl""11natn.Ml<Jll
&•lboorda
HM.II
1004
II~•
111111
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ld21
Ill.le
IUJl
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llHO
11142
11141
100
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!411
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2700
:800
1900
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lllU6
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2ll04I
l9Qt
2'112
291•
2911
.'91t
n20
.:912 ~
11wm •umea 1<1111 and correction• may
be made untll 5:30 p m
lor the next day' 1 publl·
cation. For Sunday and
Monday publlcatlons.
12:00 noon Saturday
PleeH Hk lor e "klll
number" when cencel-
llng your ad.
111111
PElllllU HOii!
Orean & Jl'lty vlcwa. Morine MOm, 4 bdrm. 3
bath. 3700 aq (t S.l.385,000 Ckffnfront
UYSllE PUOE
Spt.-cUtc.:ular bayfront dplx 2 br. 2 bi\ up; 2 br,
2 ba dn 2 boat s~. Rt'duc.'ed-$1 .500.000.
FAllUllS IAIOH
New 4 br. 41.'1 ba, custom French Normandy
F..stat£-1.2 primt-acre h1Ut.op $1,2~.ooo.
Ch«:k your •d dally end
report lfrors Immediate-
ly The DAILY PILOT ...
1ume1 llablllty lor the
flr•t Incorrect 1n1errlon
on OOIDIAIO CAYS ~~~~~~~~~! Coronado bland cust bayfront lot. 85' boa~
..... 1002
Ill YW FIH IDT
II purchued by 3.31·8G
New Mob lle home In
South Lagune Oceen-
tront Park! Agent there
dally 10-4:30.
Daya 499-4242
-548-2739
MAHID
Needed fOf RMI Eatate
firm Orange County
Conlldentlal Interview
Write Ad No. 1045, Dally
Piiot. PO BoK 1580,
Coete M .... CA 92827
or cell A na Ad 755.
&42'""300, 24 hra.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
•TM IUIT If ....... , ............. ,
Live In 3 bdrm. 2 bath
upper apt. Commerclal
shop. olfloe Of rfJtall on
lower level plu1 4 car
perking. Price at 1395. •.•.• associated
11110• fRS ~EA, 'ORS
l.1 l/!rr l >t-o•' u
THE REAL ESTATERS
dock. Plans avail. Now *370.000 w/tcrms. ,
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
'°~ l J~,1y•,•dr D' •' '°4 B ~1/". fll()1
COLDWC!LL BANl(eRC
/Jn ~ILfl
OAIL[Y ~
ASSUCIAfES
,,--~~~~~~~--!
'
LooklnlJ for a career in al ? •
.. ee today' Help Want d od ,
els ificaiion 5100.
..
' Orange Coat DAIL\' PILOT /Wtdntld•v. Flbtul(V 23, 1983
CiAHt'lt:t .H byJ1m Davis
~ PING Of NG .A
'' \ I
.... . ....
...,-.M-PA......_:-Jf;,;;~--------2-·Z.;..,!; Cl •113 UNteoF-•l~.111e
SHOE
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP)
-~
"If your he1d la bothefing you THAT much, why
not go ... 1 trM aurgeon?"
PEANt;TS
HERE'S TME WORLD ~5
~-~LEAOIN6
1-115 TROOf'S TO NEEDLES 10
SAVE 1-115 ~OTMEK WMO IS
SOAAOVNPEO ev ccwores ...
zat''fff
SPIKE WON'T 61VE VP
WITHOOT A A6MT, TM0.16H ..
HE'LL TAKE WHATEVER
TMEI{ THROW AT HIM!
by Charles M. Schulz
WE'LL AAVE TO HV~,
MEN ! WE DON'T KNOW
HOW LON6 POOR SPIKE
CAN HOlP OUT ...
\
by Brad Anderson
"When his tall wags like that, he's gloating
over IOm8 mllchlef he's gotten aw.y with!"
by Jeff MacNelly
DE:\:\IS T HE MENACE Hank Ketchum
•CHE~ LJP,KIO •. .11U SJJ0N YA
t0JJ 10 ~ 'fM QJr IN A~.•
• HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
,...,.y,P8naryH
ARIES (March 21-April -19): Restrictions are
removed, you'll have gre.t.er freedom of thought,
iction. FOC\.la on ldeM, tests. chailen&es. cban&et and
travel opportUnities. Linet of commun¥1ticn open.·
TAlJRUS (April 20-May 20): Review
techniques, methods. Breakthrough la about to
occur -have bask: material available. Individual
who makel promil8 may intend to keep them. but
time la_not rl.J>e for overall transformation.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Focus on abort
tripe. special ~ calla and unusual requesta
involving relatives. Be .,Wytic.al, aeek reuons.
di9cem motiws, take nothing for granied.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Spotlight on
money, lncome potential, domestic adjustment,
expenditure• aimed at making llvin1 more
comfortable and 1e1tnlc. Family member offen
constructive~ LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Define terms, tee
people • they are, avo6d ltif-decepdon. s~
t«hniqua, get-rid of 1Uperfluous material. Make
penooal appea.rancs. be direct, get 'C? heart of
matt.en.
VIRGO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Empbaalze
production, liming, added reapon1ibllity,
wfilinCnem to invest ln your own capabilities. Take
inventory, be aware of stock and check behind
IC!mel.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): People respond to
your vlewa, many consult you re1ardln& tbelr
penona1 problema. Focua on popularity, powen of
~ .... ability and P.Olidcal activity.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. ~1): You'll make.new
at.art, obltacle9 wW be hurdled and presdle will
rile. Superior maim room foe you. you'll be liven
added rellpOlllibWty, member of oppallte teX will be
charmed.
SAGlftAlllUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): J'ollow throuCh on bwdl -tint lmpr 111 IC'll prow correct
and you repln ltJ'8e of direcUon. Spotllcht on
travel, phl-r-' :; .prttual valuea and knowledae ot In..,_ law. CAPIUIOOaN (Die. 21..Jan. 19): Dlwntty, look
~ the tmmldiate, pemive potendll. J'lMndal
t*Oll*tl tqbten, debt .. ftllMd. Lepl deeWorl wW ultimately fawr JOU. a, lien.th ...,._,
AQUWUI (Jan. 30-r.b. 11): roc.w on pUblic
relltionl, llw Ind the rectifylftl of an error. JUltice
wW prevail -~'U be dinet benefidlrJ. P\mle plan fall into -JOU will oompllta *1ly. Puca ( eb. 19·March fO:: lmpham on
•employment, 1ped1l Hl'Ylffl and 1 un= ~ with _... ot ODl)Cllite ....
lndb..S throulh wrl-word. Ii~ .. nothinl for ll:lftttd. inlMt on ¥11'lftmtlon of dMml.
' by Gtorge Lemont .
North South vulnerable.
North dul•.
NORTH
•AQS
c;:J J 104
0 Q2
•AkH4
WEST EAST
• 10175% • Kt4 <:l KU <:i Qt87
O K&O o Te •1 •QJIOI SOUTH +.re
<:l AU
O AUOU •eu
Thr bidding:
Nri Eut SMUI Welt
I+ P111 I NT PIN
3 NT Pa .. P11• PH•
0Jttning lud F'ivf of •.
P1ul Lukac1 bu been com·
po)1ng bridgt' problem• for
,.001\ Ml'LLI NS
SHUTTER UP
.ll:DGE Pt\R"Ea
GOif ii 011 lllDGf
BV CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
1lmo1t five detadra. H11 1n dummy. £111 r1n win and
monthly reaturt' In Brida• 1hllt kl a heart South mu 1
World M1gulnt 11 one of thr duck ind th• del•ndu• c1n
hirhllfhl.i of that publlet ' con11°nur hearta lo fore.-out
lion. A aecond colltcllon o! South'• only entry to h11
•lnrle dummy problem,, all diamond•.
ot which havf appeared In However. II declarer riM"t
the m111zlne, ha1 now been with the ace of apadu. he 11
UHmbled by BW editor Jet! 11111 exposed to defeat if
Rubt111 under the Utlt Tue Wut win• tht king or dl1
, Yo11r Dttl4rtr Plllr VoL I monda i nd 1hirta. to 1 hurt.
ll:Jevyn Prttaa, 222 pp .. paper· On thit layout there IJ no fur
baclt, SU&. Avallablf from ther dan~er. But awitch thf
Bridge World, 89 Wt1t 94th d.efenden' major·1uit king•
St .. New York, N.\'. 10025. and the error or de$rer'•
for S$.&O pottpaldl. play btcomea apparent. Weat
If you ar. looklnr for an will regain thf lead with th•
ea1y time, skip thl• book. But king or apadfl and pie~
If you enjoy a chaUtnp, thlJ another heart through dum
It I mutt for your bookthelf. m) r. remam1nj: honor. anc!
To give you an Idea, cover up thus en1blr East to C'bh th1
the Eut ind Wt1t banda ~Plllnir tricks 1n that su11
with your thumbt and decide The sure hnr 1• tu play th1
how you would play thrtt no queen or 1pade) lo thr hrs1
trump alter a 1p1de lead. trick: Jr It holds, dt'clare:
JI declarer ducka tbe apade set• up diamonds 1mmed1att
ly and ha. n1nt• tr1rk1 U It
lo e•. det"larer hu t••o .-n
tric• to thf d11mond1 -JIC~
of 1p1de1 and art of hearh
-and tbt defendert can't a1
lack both.
...... ., .,,,,,, cl•lt•
~' Ult Cftll"7 ..
U..S..-4MJ ........ ~
0. u.., be•_ ....... ,..
dH't4 ChrlH Gert1 '•
"fHr·Deal lrld1t" wlll
t.Mlty"U..~ta.ede. ., tWe lut.,.,. .,. u.. ,.., &Mi ,,. ..... Ult
cv • .., ....... ..........
Fer a Clll'1 &M a -•pal.
..... 11.15 tt "(;.,. •. , ..
Dul," ·care ef tltl1
... ...,.,, P.O. lea Ut,
Nerwtt4, N.J. 01M8. Make
dleeb ,.,able tt New .. ,.,.r\ttkt.
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
1 DoNtr k'No~
BtJT ICEEP
TtJ~NING ·· IT
HASN'T s~owN
UP YET .~,-
by Harold Le Ooux
·--------W[TMj:;s:y~n:;J;.T.["M;W'E:;J MEANWHILE YOU DON'T I DON'T KNOW' MAY&
WHATEVER V'O.J\.D MN'E 'tOlJ
TI-4INK THAT TIMS ACCOMPLICE
IN TME t<>LOUP WAS A ~.SAM ?
....-.-.ft"C'T:'J.
DllA••LE by Kevin Fagan
OWE THAT DAME NOTHIN~ THE~ ~ WIU
TIM' WHY DON'T 'IOU Bl.OW THINK IT'S A COPOVT.
THE WHISTLE ON HER. COMINC; JUST eEFOP.E
TELL THE WARDEN SHE'S MY HEARINu
OOT nE 250 THOU I WITH THEM I
THE
Ft\~llL~
CIRCl:8
"What do you push to rnakt them sing?"
NTmcMllWll MMmlTAft._..,
The IOlowlng pertona ere CIOlftO
~-""-'HA• TIC IYln.... INC •
17111 lllyperk Clrc:I•. lullt O. IMnt, CA 1'714.
ALPHA·TEC SYSTEMS. INO , a
OellfOtnlt co1po1ellon, 1791 I
lltypart& CllOle, 8\1111 0 , lfvtne, CA
t2f14 Thie 1>11t1nMt It OOndUGled by t
-.,oreuon
Alph• TIC Sy llama, Inc:
Alche•d O Wllll•m•.
Pf11.
Tlllt 1111_..1 -llltd with the
County C"'11 Of Or11199 County on
Feb 4, 1H3 ,.....,
Publltlled Or•ng1 CoHr Delly
Pilot, Feb 23, Much 2. 9. 18, 19113 984-83
,._tC NOTIC£
PICnTIOUIM.1 .... 11
MAmlTA'R•NT The lollowlng per1on It doing
bu.W-11:
OE90AAH fUOIJX .
SECRETARIAL SER\/tCES, 6212
Kallile A ...... NO HM. lot Alemltoe, CA 90720
OEBOAAH DIANE RIOUX, 9518
Bldllly Or., HunllngtOfl 9"c:ll, CA
92848.
Thill buelnell 11 conducted by 1n
lndlvldual.
Oeborall ~ Rlou•
Thie llat-1 w .. hied wtth lhl County Clerk ol Orange County on
F9b 111, 1983
,110111
Publl•ll•d Orange COHI Delly
Pilot, Fib 23, March 2, 9, 16. 1983
904·83
PK:TmOUI Ml ... 11
NA• ITATE•NT
Tiit following per1on 11 &Jolng
boal.-aa:
THE COTTAGE WEAVING CO .
10925 El Chino. Founlaln Valley, CA
92708.
CATHARINE CLARE SPERRING, 10926 El Chino.
Founteln Valley, CA 92708.
ROBERT &PERRING, 10925 El
Chino, Fountain Valley. CA 92708.
Thia ~ I• conduCltd by •
general l)lrtnerthlp
Celllatlne C. Sparring
Tlllt 11•1-t wu n11<1 with Ille
County Cleric of Orange County on J111. 24. 1983.
Fa111
Publlthld Orange CoHf Dally
Piiot, F.t>. 23, Match 2, 9, 18, 1983.
998-83
Pt8JC NOTICE
MOC M>Ttct
fllU-:T~' c:'At.1 W -r:1• °"• ~;!1:1111~ I NOTIOI Ofl .!!!'.IJ"'I IM.S
...... -.uo.114' '"-~ , ....... "'tili.-r T.a. .... 0...... T 0 HftYICI QOMjllAHY •• Ol.lly YOU AM .... 44A.T u.M111 A VAL IAH COllljllOl'ATION, .. appo1nitd Trull .. under th• DllD e» TllUff l•rtD .. ., .. ,,
duty ~td TNI ... undet Ille fOilOWlflt 4"ollbed dMd of ln.t&I ~II YOU T~I AC'nOle TO
IOllOWll\Q dwcrlb4MI dted ot tru•I WILL llLL Al PVILIC AUOTION lllflOTICT YOU" "°""'" IT Will ll!LL AT PUILIQ AUCTION TO THI HIOHHT BIDDIA P'OA MU .. IOLO AT • ,u.l1c
TO THI! HIOHHT II DD I ft "OR CAIH (P•Y•'* 11 time Of 1111 In I AL 1 . I' y OU NI I O AN
CASH (pay•'* ti time OI 11111 In ltwtul ~Of 11141United11•1•) lll~ANATION Ofl T .. NAT'"'9
i."WfUI ~ of 11141 Untt'!,!= 1111 rlolll, 11111 end 1111., .. 1 ~~ Of' T .. ...OCUIMNOI AOAINIT Ill right, 1111111'4 llllWM 10 and "Ow lltld Dy II undw Mid YOU YOU tlHOUlO CONTACT A
IO anO l\OW Mk! by II undt< Mold o .. d Of True• In 1111 prop.,ly LAWVW9l Dted 01 Trutl In Ille property ,,.,elnalttr a.Krl"<J On 0~· 11•13 al 10 00 A M
IWtlllllt., CINGflbtd' T A U S T 0 R W E 8 T 8 A Y C I N T R A L C A P I T A L TAIJSTOA: JOAN l<IATON, en PARTNERSHIP. a C1lllornl1 CORPORATION 11 1111 duly
unMatrltd woman o.n.ra1 P1ttneill'llp •PPOlnttd Tru•IH und., •nd
lllNt!'IClAAY VALINCIA BANI<. llNtiFICIAAV QfOftGC C gur1111111 10 Deed o l Tr11t1 • CelltornMI eorportllon A ...... R ,._Oed Mey 11, 1t12 .. in.tr 1..,. • an unmwrltd man e c:o r O•d o" 04. 08. I I • 1
,.,.,.. of"""'' ..... ..........,&•-~ hc>tembtr 17, IHO M Doollmellt No 5339, Soo11 1400t, No. 92.17.,...... .,.,...._ .__'" lnatr No 22116 In b0011 13748 Pao9 Pege 721 Of OfflCiel Aecofd1 In Iha 1"-olllcie 01 Ille "-dW 01 Or81\Qt 1373 ol Oltldel Rec0tdt In "" olllce oHlc:e ol the "-Cotd., ol Otange f:':'J'~,: ~~11 dNc:!lbel ol the Reciorder Of Ore"" OCNnty, Oountyl Callrornle. e11eou1ec1 b'fl
lot 21 of Treon.lo 7082. In tlle Hid dHd ot ltutl deec:11..,., IM RONA D l JOHNS TON A"'O
city Of lrvln•. County ol Or•noe. lollowlftt ptop«ty. DORIS l JOMNSTOH. HIJIBANO
s 1111 or Celllornla, 11 per mip lot 27 ol Tract No 114 In IN ANO WIPE AS JO~ TENANTS recorOed In Book 271, pegea 110 4 City ol ~1 BNc:h. County Of Will SELL AT PU UC AUCTION
1nc;tu1l111, mlecell•~• mepe, In Orange, St•tt ot Celltomle, .. per TO THE HIOHEST ODER FOR
111e otflce ol tlle County Rec«dlf 01 map tecorded in bOOll ao. page(•) CASH, (payable et time ot .... In Mid county 11 and 12, Ml~•neooa Mep1. In l•wllil tnOfl4l\I ol th• United GletM)
YOU AM IN Dll'AUl. T ~A Ille ofllce ol the co.inly recorder ol ., THE NORlH FRONT ENTAANCE
DHD Of' TIIUIT DATID MA~ Mid c;ounty TO THE COUNTY COIJRTHOUSE,
1.a. UMUU YOU T~ YOU AM IN D«PAULT UND9lt A 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, WEST,
TO l'ttO'RCT YOUR RTY, DllD OP T RUIT DA TIO SANTA AN.A, CA 92701 all right,
" MAY .. IOl.• AT A ..ueuc .. ,,. ...... 10, 1NO UNLlll 11111 and 1n1., .. 1 ~¥eyed lo end a A L I . I' y o U N I ID AN YOU TAKI ACTION TO "90TICT now htld by 11 under Mid Deed ol IX,LANATION O' THI NA TUM YOUlt PROjlllATY, IT MAY •I Trull In the property 11tueled In Mid
Of' THI l'ttOCllDINO AOAINIT IOU> AT A fl\le&JC IAL.L. YOU Co11nly, Celllornl• dHorlblng Illa
YOU, YOU IHOU\.D CONTACT A NllD 4N IJC'L.ANATION Of' TI9 land tlleftln.
UWYl9l NATUAI OP THI ,ROCllDINCI lot 37 ol Tract No 1287. In ....
5Ul2 Ooanok•. lrvl,,., Callfornle AQAINIT YOU, YOU I HOULO city ol Coit• Mau. County ol
92714 CONTACT A LAWYl9l Orange. St••• ot CellfOtnla, -per
"(II a llrMI lddr ... or common 824 W Bay Ave • Newport BNc:ll, mep recorded In Book 39, Page(•) dHlgnatlon 11 1hown above, no CA 311, Ml1celltneou1 Mep1, In th•
war11n1y 11 given •• 10 111 "(II a 1lrMt addre11 Of common olltc;e ol Ill• County Recorder ol
comptet-0< eorrectMM)" dHlgnallon I• 1hown 11>ov1, no Hid County.
Tiie l>lnefidll)' under Mid Oltd w1rren1y II given •• to Ill Tiie tlreet eddreu ind other
or Trutl, by rMIOll ol • bfMdl °' CQITIPllt-°' correctl!Mt)" TM common dMlgMtlon, II any, of Ille
Olleult In IM ot>11g111on1 MCUrtd benellcl1ry under Hid Ot•d ol rHI property d"c:rlbed 1bove It
thereby, herllol0t1 ••1Cutld and Truat. by , .. ion ol a br .. ch or purported to 1>e: 1593 Tualln dallv111d to Ill• undertlgned a dlleutl In lhe obllgat1on1 MGured Avenue. Coate MIN, CA 92827
wrllllf'I Dlc:l111llOt1 or Dlfeull 11nd th1re1>y, heretorore eKec:ulld end Tll• underelgned Trual••
Demand'°' Sm•. and written no11oe dellveted 10 the underelgned • dl1clelm1 any 1111>1111y lor eny
ol brMCll end ol elec11on 10 C4IUM Wl'ltltlft OICl11et1on of Dlleull end ln<:OfrlClnMI ol Ille '''"' addreh 1111 11nder11gn1 d 10 Hll H id Demand'°' Sele. end wrlllen notice an0 oth« common dellgnatton. If
pr0f*1Y to Mll•ly uld ot>llgetlons. ol bfMCll end ol tltc:llon 10 CIUM any. tllOwn '*""· .
and lllll'ealter the underelgnl<I th• under1lgn1d to Hll uld Seid Hie wlll bl m•d•. but
cauMd uld notlel ol brMCI\ end ol pr~y 10 u1111y llld obljg11lont, without cov1n1n1 or warranty ~9•21o•n• ~11'>,'. No·~~2d_"'379'?,Cl12®-01 -~~d· an theroell1r the underelgned ••Pf ... Of Implied. regarding tltle " " " -ceuMd said nohc;e ol breech end ol ponenlon, or encumbrance•
Otflc:lll Record•. el«:llon to be Recorded No-11bw lnc:ludlng I•••· cllerg11 enc Seid Hll wlll bl m•d•. bU I 4. 1982 .. ln•tr No. 82·388808 ol IJCP'f\IM of the Tn.tt1M end Of lilt
wllllout covenant or werr1nty, Mid Olflclel Record• trutta created l>y u ld Deed o
IAP<-or Implied, r9011dlng 11111, Seid ult wlll I>• made. l>ut Trull. 10 pay Iha remelnlng prlnelpe
POlMHlon, Of encumbrance., to w11t1ou1 coven1n1 or werranly, tum• ol 11\e nole(J)-.rrec:t by Mio
P•Y 1111 rem1lnlng l>flnclptJ tum or express °' lmpllec:t, regarding lllle. Oeec:t ol Tru11 to wit: $100&07 600.24 Ille nole(I) teeurld by 111d 0eec:t ol 1 b In .. _ f 1 •2 Truel, wttll lnterMI u In Mid note POIMH on, or encum renc:H. to with t-t t.-eon rom • .,
provided. advinc;ee, If any under P•Y the rem1lnl"'ll prlnc:lpal eum ol al 15.63% per annum 11 provided In Ille no1e(1) MCUred by 111<1 DMd ol Mid note(•) plue all 00811, c:t'latQM Ille term• of llld Oeec:t of Trutt, Truet, wllh 1n1-1 u In Mid no11 and 8lf'/ end ell ldvlllOM tt.843.48 '-· ChwgM end .. ,..,_ ol the I Trust• and ol Ille lrull• crMtec:t by provided. ldv•-. I 1ny, under wttll lntWWC. NICI Deed ol Tn.111 Ill• term• ol Hid Died ol Trull. TM beneficiary unow NICI DMd
Orange Co11t DAI~ '9ILOT /Wodnelday, February 231 1983 ...
MUC M>TICI'.
T ....... ,Iii!!" NO'nCI OP TMIHU'I IM.I litO'l'ICI OP D"Au&.T A• YOU AM '911 09AULf ...... A -.Otte _.. ,......_ •1a1M l~CTO. TO MU OHD Oii TRWT OAnD llMOM .,_,..!!!!...~ VOU Allil IN DllAUU UMDIR A UMOt• DllO Ofl TllUtT 11 Hte, U•UH YOU T di
-·-· Dll.D °" ,.,.., DATIO "*' 1 -..ottfANT MOTIC9" ACflO• TO , .. OTIOT YOUR YOU NII .. WAUlT UMDIR A 1t7L UNLIM YOU TMI AO-IP YOUR "I0,.9'1"t II IN NOii Mft, ff MAY• IOLD AT A
DI• D 0 P T • U 1.!L _!>_~TI 0 TO "'O"!'e?T YOU.. "'°'991TY ,O•ICLOMHll HQAUll \'OU ..uMJC IM.I. • YOU _. M MO.MIU" _., -VOU ff MAY M l«D AT A ~ AR I •I If I ND I It Y 0 U R 11"-MATIOM Ofl nm UTUM
TA•I ACTION TO 'llOTIGT I AL I , ., y OU N 1 ID AN "AYMIMH,.!f MAY H IOLD Of' TMI ..-OCUIMNO A~T
YOUR '"0"RTY, IT llA'I II IXPUNAnolt Of' THI MATURI WITHOUT A1n COUllT ACTION, YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A
IO&.O AT A PUeUC I.AU,• YOU OP , .. "'OCllDtllO AQAIMIT' ll>d 'fOll may have 1111legalrlglll10 LAWYl9l
NllD ... IDUMATIOM °" THI YOU YOU ~D CONTACT A brl119 ~ 8COOUlll In goOd 11eno1no ltOTICI Of' ,..,.,..... IAU NATUllll o• Tlfl NOCHOtH LAWYIA. by ~·y•no 111 01 yo11r pu t d11• TA • ..., -
AOAINIT YOU~ l lfOULD NOTICI 11 HEAE8V QIVFN that Pt'ff'*'ll• plut permllltO COICI end HOTIC! IS HllU.IY OIVIN, flit CONTACT~ M 2 113 MAit VllTA FINANCIAL. INC., • tWpeMll within INN,,.,. ... from on WedllMcley, Mlrefl •• 1..,, ..
On weo,....,ey, etei"I • 1 •I corporlllon f81 North "I" ltrMt 111e date tNt nottc. of Clef-.ilt -t 00 o'Olocll • m ot MIO day, In tN to oo • m .. ChlCTu Tiu. lnlUfll!Oe aan a.rnwdlno c alllo.nlt 92403' rec;ordtO The amount i. 12.u1.eo 1oom t•t H id• tor c:oncluollno
Compeny, u u1v appointed TeiltOhOne Numb. (7141 Ht-oa31• a• ol Janutty :i&. 11113, Md wlll Trutt•'• e1111. Nlttlln V1' oMoet o1
Tr111IM under end pure111nt 10 11 lhe preHnl Trllll .. lllidtf 1~ lncre~N dtlly untll vour Kc:OUnl AIAL eSTI re tf:CUAfTlll
DMd Of Trutt ~ ... t .. _ ~-...-beG01nM cur,.,..1 You may l\04 NW 8£ .. VIC"' •· ...-al """" .. II hecvted by Mlrlln ~ . ._... tnCf ,,_."' ruat .-e1n111ttr mtflr ..... ...,, 10 pay Ille entlte unp4llO Pottlon of " ..... ;.cat-•v•v ,..Oft
Ot pllne P. Mu-n. •• tr1111ore !'!'!.. Mllnl .~u'he1 ..!!!...""o1' bl1_!~.11!! vour eooo11111, even 111011gh 11111 ~~IV eutte 208·~111 .,.. c:r: reoofdtd DeclenlO« 14, 1t7t, •• -· _, ... ~.-, '""' "'" -pey!ne41t WH demanded but you -·It Al'..a, Coun1\I ot lntt No. lt2&0, In booll 13433, Itel" Without wwranty ol any kind, ""''' pay the MIOllnt l!ettct •boYe of Celllotnle, TOWHI CAOW
page ft72, Of Offlcltl Aeoord1 In the al a p;Jbllo llUCllon at Ille rime 8llO After llltM monthl frOM Ille date C 0 r p 0 r t I I o n ' I C a 11f0 r II I t
office ot the OOunty AIOOf'der of pltc• dHlgn1t1d below. In tl'lt ol reaordellon or Ihle document c:oroo•etlon, .. d11ly •PPOlnteO
Oranoe Covntr. Cellfornle. Coun1v ol ih1 Stall 01 Ce111ornlt (Wlllah d•t• °' rteordetlon IPPM'I TrutlM uMler and purl\IMI to Ult WILL HU AT PIJILIO AUCTIOH dltiO"tled below, 1111 Of 11141 rlOl'll, het~) l.lnllllt Iha ObllQetlOn belr>Q pow11r ot ••lt conta rrM lf'I tllet
TO HIGHEST llOOER '°" CAIH ~"·.no lnl«MI now held by Mid fOtlCtoMd 11oon petmlt1 • longer =~"~i1":'u~AH~
(peyeble ti time ol ule In l•wflll r111t .. In ~nd to all lhal c;etleln perloO \IOU h-only Iha legll~I I! l I z AB f TH H. 8 U AG I! I I . money of the Uni. led 8teltt). OCroperty w IC:h 11 1llu1le In Hid to 110~ 11141 loreclotYre by/. HUSB"NO • .,D WIFE "I JOINT Al Iha North front entrance to ounty and It detcrlbld btlow. The the antlrt amount d1rnen by " "" " Ille County CounhOll ... 700 CMo 11re11 tOOreH, II any, or other yOil• creohor. TENANTS. tecorded M.,ah 11,
Center Drive Watt. Senti An1, comrn0<1 ~n•llon, II any. Of Mid To nno out Ille all'IOl.ltll you muet 19112, In tl\1 OftlOt of Iha County
C•Jlf0tnle. P10'*1)111 Ml lortll below Pty, °' 10 .,,lf'IO' tor payment 10 Recorder of "Id County, H
All tight. tlll• end lnterul Said 11..o ol tnnt wH tlUIOU1ed llOP 1111 Jorecloture. 0, u vour R1oorder'1 ln•lrument No conveyed 10 1nd now lllld by II by Ille Truttor dHlgnated below l>fOperly r1 in lortcloaure ror any 12A>l3431, by reeeon of • brMCt'I
under H id OMd ot Tru11 In 1111 and w .. recorded on the d•I•, In oth« reuon. cont eel or d t I• 1111 In PI y m • n I or
property tltulled In H id County Ill• Book end 11 1111 P1ge 11 ll!E H. DURST, ESQ., AllOfM\I perlormenae ol Ille obllg1llon1
end 81•1• delcrlbed 11· Document Number ol Ofllolel t 0 r 111 • s EA HAR e o u R ••cured 111.,aby. lnc:ludlno 111•1
PARCEL 1: ReG«dl In Ille Olllce ol tlle County HOMEOWNERS ASSN • 895 Town breech Of ci.laull. Notice of Wlllot'I
l01 81 ot. Traci No. 771111, In l"8 Recorder ol Hid County, 111 H Center Drive, Sull• 1100. co111 wu recorOICI Nov9mbtr 2, 1812, • t11y ol Newport BMcll. County OI dHlgn•ltd below. an9 conveyed M-. Cllttornll 9?828, tellpt'IOM· R11c:order't ln 1tr~en1 Ho. Orange, Stele of C1lllornl1, H Mid proPeflY lo the TrualM ltweln (714) 841· 1397 82·386938, WILL SELL T PUBLIC
ll'lown on . mep recorOed In boo4I apecifled II you 11•111 any qu .. lk>nl, you AUCTION TO THE IGHEST
301, PION 10 to 14 lnclu1lve ol Sall ol llwl property will be made 1hould oont•ct 1 ltwytr or tile BIDDER FOR CASH, tewtul ~
Ml1c1llen1ou1 M•p•. record• ol purau1nt to lh• dem1nd or 1111 gol!lfnment aoency Which may have of Ille United StatM, or • ~· Orange County, Clllllornta. 8-llelwy uno.r Hld dejld 01 trust ln1Ured your toen chick drawn on • llete or netlonat
EXCEPTllilG THEREFROM •II end by raHon ol deltull '" .... Remember. YOU MAY L081 1>1nk , ...... or ledarel Clldll oll, oll rlg11t1, mlne1al•. mineral payment or perrormtnce ol LIQAL MQHTI •YOU DO NOT unlor'I, or e 11111 or teclerel NWIOI
right•. natural ON r1ght1. and Olhet otlllg•tlonl MWrec:t by Mid deed ol TUI"'°""' ACTION. end lollt'I UIOOlltlon ~ ln
hydroc:erbon• &y Wll•I--name trull lnc:ludlno the dllault. not~ o1 ~ 11 ,.MtlY OIVfN that thl1 11111, tll peyeble 111 the ""'9 OI known lhll may be within Of under wl'llch ... recorded on Iha d•I•. In I II • s E A H A R B 0 u R NII. •II right, Utle end 11'11-1 held
the p11c1I OI lend heralnebov1 Iha book tnd et the Page, and as HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, by II , 11 Trull .. , In tllel reel
dHcrlb•O.. tog•lhu with 1111 0ocumen1 Nutnbw of Hid Olflcill h11vlng a 1111'1 upon the rltl prGP«\y propet1y t11u11e In Mid County and
perpetual rlOlll ot drllll"'ll, mining. Record• aa detign1tld below. known a1 17080 Blu-•ler Lll'le, State. dtectlbed aa lollowe· ••Plorlng end operating lhetalOf Tiie 10111 1moun1 ot the unpaid Huntington Beecll, CtJllOfnie, whlCh LOT 4 OF SAID TRACT NO •nd tlorlno In end rtrn0vlng Ille blillOOI ol the ot>liglllon MCU!ecl It leglllly Ollc:rlbed .. toflOW9· 1854 AS PEA MAP AECOROEO IN
-lfom aald land or ""f other by Miki died ol lrull end M11matld lJnll 124, Tract 8039 H re. BOOK 57, PAOES 45 ANO 48 OF la nd, l"cludlng lht right lo 00811, e.q>en-. end edvancee 11 corded In Book 11215. PegH MISCELLANEOUS MAP8, IN THE
whlpetoc:ll or dlrectlonally drill and the time ot Ille lnltlel publlcellon Of 504·59 I, lnclutllvl, ol Condominium 0 FF ICE 0 F THE C 0 UN T 'Y
mine lrom lendt olhet lh•n H id tlll1 Nollc:t ol TrutlH'I Sele 11 Plan of Ortr\91 County, Ctllfornla, RECORDER OF 9AIO COUNTY. 111\d, Oii or g ........ lunnelt 111\d dMignllld below ot WlllCl'I STEVEN K. HUTCHINSON, 'Th• llrffl •ddren or 011181
"''"' Into, through O< aoroM Ille Al uMd l'lefeln .. Tru11or· tllell be • lingll men, 11 1111 OW!'if of recorp common d11lgn1tlon of th• real tubturlec:e ol H id lend, and to deerTltd 10 -.. Trustort" 11 more and Hid Lien 11111"9 by vtnue of • property llerllo•bOve deectlbed 11 l>ottom 1uc11 wlllpatocked or then one lruator 11 dHlgneted D1c1eret1on of Coven1n11, purported to be. 1552 Garland
dlrecllonally drlllld welf1, t11nnel1 below 111\d "~r(' thall be Condition• ano R••trlc11on1 Avenue, Tu111n. Cllltornl•
end 1h11t1 undM •nd .,.,_th or d~ 10 mHl'I "8en•llClarlel .. 11 (1141ralnaner "CC6R't ") 1ecorded In Th• u n d • r11gn1 o h., • b)
beyond Ille •xt.,lor Hmll• llleraol. more 1111n one Beneltclery 1xecutld Book 11216. Pegu 692·016, dl1clelm1 all llablllty tor •n'i' and to redrlll, retunn11, eq11lp. Ille Notice 01 o.taull llerlllnll>O\ll lnolualve, Olllcl1I R1cord1 ol 1nc0tr1CtMN In Miki atrMI addf-m1lnteln. rep1lr, deepen a nd menttontd Orange Countv. Calllornle, 11 or olh« ccrnmon dleignlllon.
oper1te any eu<:ll wlllt Ot mlnM, T I d I annexed 10 Ille tubjlCI proC>lf1Y Slid all Ill be mede wflhOul wlthou1. hOwelllf, the right to drlll, 11' 1 me en p •Ce of Hie, NOTICE IS FUAT .. ER GIVEN ti..at 1 w lor nd dac:rlpllon ol 111d proper1y •nd w1rrenty, ••P•'H or lmplltd. ~In•. ~torr! ••~ 1 ~ Ille °""111 other date ,....,rid to abOve .,, 11 a l>fllCti ol the obflgellon '°' wf'ltc:h reg11dlng 1ltle, poueu lon. or I rouo 1 •u -0 upper fOllOwt: Mid lien w11 given .. MC:Ur11y 1111 1nc11mbrenc: ... to ullefy lhl Seid .... wUI b9 held on Friday r .... cnergM and ••P8f1Mt of tlle ot Trull IW•lofore executed end FtCmlOUI .,.,..,1 Mitch 4 1993 11 2·00 pm 11 1~ Trull" and ol Ille trutlt cr .. tld by dellvertd 10 th1 undtrtlgned a
MA• aTATUIQfT 'Cll~ A\lll\OI W..trlf'IOI:· 10 the Mid Died ot Trull Seid tile wlll be written Oecleretlon ol delaull and
600 IMI ol the 1111>eurlace Of Mid County Orange occur11d In 111•1 peymen11 ot prlnc:lp•I l>alence of 1118 Noll or
land at ,~ In 111e died lrom Truator" JOHN A. FlOTHO AN eu111men1a Ind cll1rgH duly other obllgatlon MCUrecl by nld
TtAr fotlawtng ~ °'~ 001 ~·~1c cen•ei Bulla*-...W-..EIAl held on Thur9dty, Mwct'I 10, 19113 Demand lor . Sale, end 1 written ~ -• Cllapmen Avenue. rn·111e City of 'in-~ !' M"'-4Htre-etl11pm-. .. "Y•-lit Defautt-.nl et.c!IOrrtCJ
Te-. lrA,,. C~y. 8 ='rglnli UNMARRIED MAN ' ~ by llld AllOCllllOn egelnlt Died ol Trull, wltll lnt., .. t end ~·ur• fC'C)fded ~~ .. -~ellOrrD bllrrdf~-~pald. Olher--.vm. H~1Mrel~ -~-~~a:. 10972 P•oe • June 23. 19711. Book 12728 P;;;;: when !:·u~'~11=~ due, Pki• •dvancea, If any, under u..:i ELECTJIONIC COST CUTTINO Oranoe. Cellfomla. AYlllUI entrance lo !he Clvlc ~ter Sell. The Utldel9lgned ceuMCI Mid CONSULTANTS 46112 Werner Alll.. NOl'ICE: AT TIME OF SALE BIOS Bulldlng. 300 E11I Chapman Nottc;e ol o.ta..ilt Ind Elec:llon to PARCEL 2:. 1530 Oeocumenl No 33452 owii11. monthly ln11a 11m'•nl ot term• tl'l«IOf 8M lntera.t on IUCt!
Huntington a..Cll CA 92649 MAY BE MADE IN CASH ANO/OR A\111\UI, In IM Clly ol Orange, CA 54111 to be recorded In Ille county
JEl\OME J GIULIENO 9872 THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED NOTICE. AT TIME OF SALE BIDS where the real property It loclted,
Non-exctualva appurtenenl Notice ol Oetaull Rec:ordatlon regui.r •-tmenll due February tdv-. and plue 1-. d'lerg411
euernent• '°',,,., ... and egr-Oat• December 28. 1981, Book 1 1982 ,1111erate ol•lxpercentper andex~oflheTruttMend o4
Vcryeger Clrcle .HunllnglOfl 'e..c:h CHECl(S SPECIFIED IN CIVIL MAY BE MADE IN CASH ANO/OR Oita: 02..()9.83 CA 9214e ' ' CODE SECTION 292411 THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED CENTRAL CAPITAL over private 11rM\1 11 Ml 10t111 In 14338 Pao• 1102 Document No. innum In •ddlllon 10 attorney'• Ille truate cr .. 1ecs by Mid D"8d o4 1ho11 cerllln d1c1uat1on1 ot 31915 ,_ oc).11 end 1811 cllargee .. Ml Trull. Tiie tot11 amount ol H id
coveninlt, conOlllon• e nd Tim e ol S•I•. 10 00 AM . lorth In Mid CC&R'• toget"" wftn obllgatlon. lncl11dlng reMOnebly r•trlc:tior11 recorded Apr1I 8. 1971 Wedt'IMdey, Matc:h t . 1983 any and 111 MHN advenced by.,,. ullm•t•d feu. che rou t nd Thia buSi,_ II c:onduclec:t b 1 Al 1111 llme ol lh• lnlll•I CHECKS SPECIFIEI? IN CIVIL CORP y publlc:allOn of U'lll nollee. Ille total CODE SECTION 2924h. DICK FOX,
O--ll ~·J Glul no emounl Ol lhe unpaid l>alenCe Of tM A I 1111 11 m. 0 I 111 • I n 11 1 • I Viol Prtelderll
Thi. .,.1""""1 wu fllldigwtlh Ille obllgallon MCured l>y lhl above publle•tlon ol 11111 notlee, Iha total Publlthtd Orange CoHI Daily
In book 2598, pege 902. Offlc:lt l Pl-of Sele: Al 11141 No<th lrOflt AMOcltllon Ot Ill egenle, unOer the llll*'I-ol lhe TrvltM, et Iha time
Record•. and recorOICI AllQ\lll 21, entrance to Iha County CourlllOUM, iermt and provltlont o l Hid ot lnltltl publlClllOn ol lhlt Notlel, It
County Cllrtl ol Or1111g1 County on ducrll>•d deed of trull end 9"'ounl ot Ille unp•ld balanc:. ol 1118 Pilot, Feb. 23. March 2. 9. 1~113
Feb 18 l983 11llm1lld co111. eapenHt, end obltg•llon 1ec:ured by Ille 1bove 90543
1972 In book 10285. p•g• 3H, 700 Civic: Cent• Drive WMI. Senta CC&R'• $26.837.82
Official Alcord1. and ll\"lll'ldmentt Ana. Cellfornla. NOTICE tS FURTHER GIVEN tllet Dated February 10. 1983. · ' · ,210121 ldllanc:te ii ~.37297 d11crl1>1d deed ol lrull end
Publl•h•d Orange CoHI Deity To dllermlne 1111 opening bid. 11tlmet1d co111. upenHt, and
llleflOI. TolaJ ol ot>lto-tlon end Mtlmelld iald AallOCltllon, tllroug.11 Ila duly T 0 W N E E 8 C R 0 W
Codi 07-()41 COits. ·~ end advances •t appolntecl IOlftl, 11 .. e1tecute<1 and Corporelton
9 8 9 yau may cell (114) 937~ 1dvanc11 11 $740,254 00 To Piiot, Feb. 23. Mwch 2. . I . 1 83 Dall February 2, 1983 O.termtne Ille oe>enlng btd. you mey PerOll; "42· 111 t-37 lnltlll Pllbf'Cetlon· $911,080.Stl dlllYerld a Miiien dlderatlon ol • CellfOtnla COflM>f•tlon. YOU AM IN o.PAIAT ~A Tiie 1lrffl eddreu and other Strwt eddr ... °'other common deleull and dlrnend lor Nie. and II TruetM __________ 84_9-83_ VAL BAN CORP. cell (714) 937--0ffe DI I! 0 0' TAU IT 0 AT ID common dellgnetlon, II My. Of Ille dMlgnatlon ol Mid ptOParl)I. 141 1111 111rr1ndered e ll documenll By REAL ESTATE r.~~"c~~·o1~~~~:~ rH I propef'ly deac:rlbad above le MIU Drive A B C. Cotta MHa, evidencing 01>llgellon1 HCured SECURITIES SERVICE. rt.ate NOTICE
PICTTTIOUa ilJiNi11 MAmlTATDllNT
Tiie lollowlng peraon 11 doing
~-= "RO•o·s ENO.'' 1830 Newpor1
Blvd., C08ta Mlle. Ca. Mary l . Brown, 2807 P1pple
Dnlll, CorON del Mlf, Ce.
Thia .,.,..,_ la conducted by an
lnd.Mdull.
• Mery L Btown
Thll 11attrnent -flllO wfll'I the COunty Clerk ol Orange County on
Jan.JAty 31. 1983. ,,_
Publlthed Orang• CoHI Dally
Piiot Feb. 2. 9. 18. 23, 1983
ll05-a3
Nil.IC NOTICE
fltCTIT*'a ...._ ..
...... TAT'DmNT The tOllo'#lng perM>n 11 doing
~-FUN •'H " SUN. 2U70
Mttlll*IM P"1cwe'f, Mleelon Vlljo, Cellfomle 92875
Nlc:k 81ecllburn. 1744 BetH
CWde, Anehaim, CellfOfnie 92808 Thia ~ i. conduc:1ec:t by an
~.
Nie* Bleckbum
Thie 9t.l1ement -lllld with the County Clertl ol Orange County on
Janutty 31. 1983. f':a1'I
Publlllled Orange COH I Dally ""°'· Fe0.8, 13, 23.27. 1983 117943
H Mid Tru1IM, Date: February 9. 1983
By: T.O. SERVICE co.. T 0. SetvlOI Company
agent .. Mid Trual ...
By Cindy Sc:lloollO-. By ROM A Gwc:ta. Aublant Secre111y Astl111ent Secirllllry
One Clty Blvd • w .. t. One City Blvd W•I
Orange, CA 92Ma Orenge, CA 92Ge&
(714) 835-e2118 (714) 835-11288
Publl1hed Orange CoHt Dally Pul>llthed Orange Co111 Dally
Piiot. Feb 9. 18. 23. 1~113 Piiot. F«>. 18. 23, Merell 2. 1983
728-43 899-83
Pt8JC NOTICE
'9C1TT10UI .......
N..._ITATl•NT
The IOllowlng pertoN -doing i>u"'-M; BOATMAN -OH MER
PROP£RTIES, 3161 Alrwey A--,
Sult• 0.1, Cost• MMe, Celilomla
92828
BOATMAN CORPORATION, a
Celllornl• corpor•tlon, 3151 Airway Avenue, Suite D·I, Coat• MaH,
Callfornlll 92828 Thlt ~ la conducted by •
Nrntted pennetwhlp.
BOATMAN COAP.
AlcNitd C. Boetmen. Praaldenl
TN9 Ital-I WU flleO wflll Iha
County Cler11 Of Orange County on
Janutty 28, 1N3.
QAltWIN a WAONRlt
SllOIMMA-
lllMe• .._pew\ 9eedl. Callfomll naa
F'-.o4 Publltt'led Orenge COHI Delly
Piiot. Feb 2, 9, 18, 23, 1983
~
NI.JC NOnct
flCTITlOUl M18Mll
MAMI IT A TIEMPt'T Tiie following per-..s ere doi11g
l>u~U
WESTERN ENERGY
SYSTEMS 211281 Marguerite
Parkway, Suite 100, MISllOn Vlejo,
Cllllomle 92et 1
NAE CORPOR ATION. a
Celllornla corporellon. 211281
Mar9uerll1 Parkway, Sulit 100,
Mllalon Viejo. Calitomil 9289 I
Th .. bul"-le condue1ed by •
llmtlec:t pettnerthlp -
NAE COfU>OAATlOH
Rlymond N POUll•, Preeldenl
Tlll• atll-1 ... lllld with lhe
County Clertl of Orange County on
F.t>ruary 4, 1983.
McGEE a 'AUi.. INC. ,.......,. ......
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ltMl7IO ........., 9Mdl. CA l2llO ,,_ -,-l-l_l_H __ l_IT __ l_C_l_l _____________ -1 P1:~1>~•~8 ~;;~t'.,c~~;'.ait~
Ml.IC M)TIC(
t ou• PltO,.RTY, IT MA y 11 purported to be: 11 Rue C111111u Ceillornta 92827 1111111>y, end h•• o.ctered end don • CtJlf<>rnle COtllOf•tlon,
IOU> AT A PUIMJC ... , • •YOU Royal. NlwpOf'I BelGt'I. C.lllornla Dllcrlpllon ot PrOf*t't 11ere1>y declere ell tum• aec;ured It• Agent
..WO 4N IXft.AllATiO'M"Ofl THI UMO The 8ou1heuterty 70 leet ot th.,eby lmm1dl1tely due end By-OJ Mor~ MATURI 0 , TNa PltOCllDtNQ Tiie und•alQnecl dl1Clelm1 1ny the Nor1hwMlw1y 235 IMI of Lois pa.,.ole, and llu elected and doetl (SEAL) O.J. gar,
Mablllty '°' eny lnaonect,_ ot Iha 18 and 11 of Trac:1 378, In Ille City hereby elect 10 c:auM "" property Ill Pr~1 AOAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD 1trM1 eddr-and other eo<nrnon ot Coate MMe. County ol OrlftO', dHC:rlbed above to be 1old to 2020 North Broadway. Suite 206,
CONTACT A LAWYIJl. dealgnellon, II any, lllown l!Wlln. Sllte ol c.tlfornle, .. 111own on • ulltly the obllgellont du1 lhl Sanlt Ana, C.. 9270$. T~. NO'nCI OtJ TIN8TU'I IAU Seid Hie wlll be made, but mep tlllteol recorded In Book 15, AllOCllllOt'I. f714) 953-61110.
NOTICE 1: .. ::1i~IVEH, tl'llt without c:oven1nt or warr1nty. Page 29. Ml1cell1neon M1p1, T 0 O ET E R M I N E I F Publlthld Orenga CoHI Delly
,,.. Wldt'IMdey, Mlrc:h 2, IN3, 81 liq!< ... °' ltnplltd. regttdlng 11111. Recordl or Hid 01ang1 County REINSTATEMENT 19 POSSIBLE Piiot. Febru1ry 18, 23, MarCl'I 2,
t:OOo'c:lodla.m.otMAddey,lr'll .... pouMl!on. or encumbfancM lo E,xceptlno lrom u ld lot 17 lh• ANO THE AMOUNT, IF ANY. IM3
room Ht H ide lor conduc:tlng pey Ille remlllnlng prlndPll eum ot 8oll1nwwtw1y 104 leet NECESSARY TO CURE DEFAULT .
fruSIM'I SU.. wfll'lln Ille o1f1oM Of Iha notl(a) _,,ad by llkl Deed of Dated· ~ I 1983 CONT ACT ------------RE Al ESTATE SECURITIES Trutl. wltll lntereet thereon, 11 MAR VISTA. LEE H DURST, ESO . Attorney Pl.lllf(i NOTICE
l>fCNldec:t In Mid note(t), lldVancM. FINANCIAL INC et Law. 896 Town Center Drive, ------------SERVICE. IOCllecl II 2020 North It any. under the '""" Of 11141 DMd a corporatlOn. Tn...... Sulla 800. Co••• Mela. C•llfornl• K~
BrotldWe'f. Suff1 208, In IM City Of o t Tru11, fHI, oh11gu e nd 8URR & HELLYER 92&28, teilPhone (714) 841·1397 MUNICIPAL COUfff Of'
Senla""' Countyol Or~. S4lte ~-ot ,.,. TrvelM end Of tN A Prollllionll Corp DATED Janutty 25. 1983 CAUFOflMA of Cllllornle, BENE ICIAL trullt creeled blf H id Deed ol ByJ A Whttiner SEAHAABOUR COUWTY Of'OflAMOIE ~~~~==:..~~ Truet, to-wll. 1481,512.49 (ICIPIOX) Allomeyt for TruttM HOMEOWNERS ASSN a..AHOI COUNTY HAMOR
11 duly eppolntld Trut tM under ol ~~-"":'.:::C,°:: Pu1>t11111d Orange Cotti Delly ~~~ 'fE HC::TO,ES~ NOtCtAL DtaTNCT
and ~11\t 10 Ille ~ of .... dallvereo 10 1111 underelaned 1 Pllol. Feb. t8, 23. March 2. t9t3 800 ~ ·· •· .... ~=-~-":i.e.
conferi.d In th•I oertllln Deed ol wrttllln Oetaeratton of Deteult end 902•93 Cotta M-. OIL 92828 , LA' NT'" p : , • T." 1 l N
Hutt u 1 c11ted by Armand Demand tor Sele, end • Wl'lllen rtalC NOTtCE By/a/Lee H Durst. f'Ulll8HINO COM,AltY, • t>1PHC•I• enO Mlly Louin Nof~ ot Defeull and EllC11on to Ill Allomey end """'t c ...... ~·•u
DIPHClle, llulbelld and wife .. 8111 Tiie underWgnec:t c...o Mid ~ COUfff Of' Pul>llll'lld Ot•no• Co111 Delly 0 IF I .. DA .. '; c "A" LI • )olnl tenenta. Recorde d Oc:I· Notice Of Dlt-.ift and EllC11on lo C~ Piiot Fat> 2, 9, 16. 23. 1983 , HAltTIEL, lt14'. I 4'11u TlflE o b e r 2 3 , 1 9 7 9 , In B o o II 5111 IO be .-ded In the COUf'l\Y COUMn M OAAMQ1 604-113 UOHTMOUae, 0-I t• l , Doe
13384 ol Offlcl•I Aecordt of Mid ..,.. lM , ... pr°'*'Y .. located. c.. .... A·1170l1 County, •1 page 260, Aecordlr'1 Name, StrHI Add tut end In tM ....,_ Olf tlle AHMcetlon l'ta.IC NOTICE Co., 0.. c:.:;....~
1nein-1 No. 34642. by reMOn Of T~ Humber ot TNllM or .. DllMMtAH IUIAN JOftltflON CAM MO.~
• brMd'I or deleult In peyment °' per-.. oonouc:tlnQ .... It ChlclOO ,.., C...... .. ...... NOTICE TO CMOn'Oftt ltOT'tclJ y-M¥e .._ .-d. oerlormanc• ol the obll9et1on1 Tiii• lneuranc:e Company, 3255 ~TO aHOW CAUH Of' MILK ~
Hc:urtd thereby. lnc:l11d~ that Wllehlre Blvd , Lot A~ll, FOR CHANOIE Of< N... (e.c.. 1101 .. 107 U.C.C.) Tiie-' "'-' .......... ...:: !'~ec!.s!f~.,!,ic;, 1e:.': Celltomla 90010, ~13u:o-DEBORAH SUSAN JOHNSTON Nolle, I~ hereby given t~ ~pr::.:!:-=.. .....
R d , 1 1 1 N Del•:~ • 1 1111 lllec:t a _.111on In 1111, court r°' cred1tor1 o 1111 within name 1111 1nr.mn MF....,,
ec:or 11 • n• rumen o . ~~~ ~~-en order fiiowlng P•lllloner 10 1ren1ler0fi•) lhtl • l>Ulk tr-ier 11 11 _, .wn 10 ... Ille~ of 82-3907n. Will SELL AT PU8UC "-'-..,...._.,. chenoe "" name wom DEBORAH 1bo111 to b• m•d• on pereonal •-
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST -By~ SUSAN JO+iNSTOH 10 SUSANNA prOf*t't 111<-ll• dMcrlbed ~~: ~:ly ':':.:t:::,. BIOOER FOR CASH. lewM ~ • ....., China OEIURA JEZAEEL Tiie ,.._ and 1>11 .. ,,.,. lddr-~~ = ~a•-.•t•: ~ 0:::::: Publltlled Or•noe Coeat Delly 11 1, ll•••by ordered that •II 01 IN Intended ,,_..,orft) are Wflllen ~ 11 any, may be
;;';;;', • tt•t• or ted.,•I ar•Olt Piiot. F«i. 9• 18• 23• 19413 penion1 lnter .. tld In the mailer M~~:' C:,~~~&,.~~1119 Oil ~ v°': ::;-, u • t • d '-a a Id•
union, or 1 11111 °' federal u...ino. 727-83 alorlllld IP9ter before 11111 aourt The loc:ltlon In Cellf0tnl• Of 1118 d•lfltn4'11do. II trl1Hi1tt1I '""''
end loan AMOCl•llon domlclled lti Pl8.JC M)TIC[ In Dtper1ment No 3 •• 100 CIVIC Cllllf ••KUllV• Oflict °' prlnc:lpal _.., °"*• Ud. .... I dll ... lt'lll ttall, .. PIYilbll et tile time DC Center Drive WHI. Sin•• An•. bu1lneu 4fllc:e ol Ill• Intended ,,_... .. l.N. ,...... ..._
915-83
..... • rlgtht. tltte and lnlerett held c.w 1 Celilomla on Mitch 211. 1983. •• 10 ttanlleror 19. SAME de • ..._ LM te IAkmuth 1 ... AU..EN forever. Instrumental In FICTTnOUe MWM by 11· 11 TruetH, In 11111 •HI MOTICI Of'•~ OF o'CIOCll a.m., end lhen and ther9 All other bu1lnM1 namH and ...,.. NAm ITATDm"' PfoPerlY t llllt l.cl In Mid County ~ -· II llf'J ttiey ....... wtly Nd b lh did llr U1t•d dHH eolleltar •• WrLLIAM A. ALLEN, founding the Arcadia High The 1oi1ow1ng '*'°"'.,.. c104no end Stale.~ .. to11ow1: MAL ,...,....it AT NICI petition for ~ ol neme •ddr"M' u y 'lnten conMIO dt un ebogedo en Mte
resident of Balboa llland. School Quarterback Club. A bullnMtae: Lot5otTraaN0.20t6,lnllle "'"'ATWIAU th0uldno11>e grantao traneleror within lhrM Y .. rt 1••1 e111nto. dtb•d• haaerlo
ca. p at ae d away 0 n Jong time member of the SEllVICE RECORDS & TAPES. City ol Co•t• MaH. Co1111ty ol No. NWP 1•1 II ls turthet ordered thlt a copy of e,:!!o!f ,:!,',f!!. k:,:;"'~0~1_ 111' lmmedle.t11Mnta, di elt• rri-..
February 17, 1983. Born Jonathan Oub, South HJlla 21a2 State Avenue, Co•t• M-. Orange. Stal• ot ~ M per "J."';.::!,~...,:' 11111 ord., to 11\ow ouH be Tiie name(•) ind builntn au 1~t• eecme. Ill hey 11guna.
J .. -2, l""'7 Ill' p---~•na, "'-·-trv Ou'-'--'--r---Caltfornle92827 mepr-de41nlooil83,,eige 17 M ._ publt1hed In DAILY PILOT, t addrlll of the Intended ~-reg1Mredae1llfrlpo. -sv _,,. ....uun-,. .,, ll"VUJC ......... Aendy Eugene~ 2112 of mepa, In IM ofllce of the ~ .... ltle newap._,., ol gener• c:lrwlallon. • '· TO Tli( DEFENDANT. A cMI
Ca. Hl1 beautiful life on Country Club, Santa Ana Stitt Aven11e . Cotta Meu, t-oer DC Mid county. c_., Olf Lee...,.... pul>lllt'lld In thle county 11 1 .. at tran.tf«M(•l-complaint hH b"1ft 111841 by tlle
earth •nd-~, but hit un-Country Club and the Celltornta 92827 The ttretl •ddrH• or other In Ille Matter ol llll Eltet• ot once•,...... lor lour oonMC:Utlw SIAVASH MOKFl, 2e082 Cam plelnttft -~..,,.. "you*' to ... ..... • M ........... E .. _....... 21-... ........ ti t th I ANNA COAOPOFF, (C:O.-Vll .. ) Mllenlo. Miltlon Viejo, Celltornll --· ·-
forg e ttable memory h Pa 1 ad en a PI o n e er 8181, .... ;;",n~r.ocw:'9Mu':'. ::; ~~ :_.:.:.~ NotlOI It her9by 01_, 111e1 the =prior to 111• day 01 H id HESHMAT SHAFIZAOEH, ~V~~~~l~1.1':':o~
instilled ln o ur hearts A 11 ocl at ion . He w at Clllllomll 92827 purported to be: 314 Mire I.Om• uncMBIOntd will Mii at l)riv•I• ..... o.t.d· Febru 18 19113 28082 Cam Ad'4ento, Mlulon Viejo, tetwc1 on you, ltll wilt! \'t\19 oourt •
r=i;:;;;:;==•=:;:;:::;;::_;iemployed by Ducommon Thl9 bu"'-.. conduG'8d by . "'-·Coat• ...... Cellfomle. to tlle l'ltgt'lftt and bNI blOder, .,,.,,. ~ Clllltornl• written rMPOf\11 to""~·· 1" "'e·p--e ~'etJ ... ·Metal. and part owner of O--llP8f1-.Np. Tiit under•lon•d htttll ~ 111bjec110 confirmation ol H id JucloeofltleSusMl':eourt Thlt 111• property pertinent Unlttayoudoto,'fOINOef.ultwlll
n• •-~·· Aendy Eugene~ dl1clalm1 e ll lle blllly tor any ~Court, on or •Iler Vie 211'1 ~ 1. "°911. llQ. hertlo 11 dlecribed In oar-• u All be 1 Id i>i>!lc:allor'I of Ille QMllMTIOM IMMW. A MA Coulter-Sibbett before Tl'il9 lltt~ wu flltd '#1111 the lncottecm-In Mld-..C ecxv-csey of Fet:INwy, t983 at tne Office -* 0.--01 Iha alock·ln·trade. lurnlture, en er on • 646-7431 foundln1 Allen-Fry Steel eouniy Cllrll of 0r-County on or other common deelOflelton. of Sltv«10t1, Mk & NeMd, 12850 ~ e..dl, CA a.a ll•M•. equipment, goocMH and ~~=•court~:.; Company, he rel.ired in 1972. ~ 28, 1H3. Seid Hie will be medt wltl'IOllt Rlvtttldt Orl111, North Hollywood, (11') an.at• Ired• name 01 • Hrt•1n llellan demel\dtd rn Ille ~I.""*" o.ir llttratvre t•ll• the He wu .....,.t -'dent of the ,_12 warra nty, ••P'"' or 1mp11eo. County ot lo• Angelu, 8.lal• of Publlehld Orange Colat Oall)I bl.lliwy end dellc:al••Mn bualneu could rt1ul1 In g.,nlehment 01 ~.••• ttory ol 011r • C 11 f .--1 "·c b a ol I a Publl1he<1 Orang• ~et Delly regarding tllla , p on1111on, or Celltornle 91807, tll the rlOllt. title Pllol Fat) 23 Man::ti 2 t 18 19113 end•• toc:&ted •• 223 Ave Del Mar, WllQM. 1.-1na of fnOtlelY °' prOf*t't _,, a or n a r a Pllol. F'eb. 2. 9, 11. 2i. 1M3 eno11mllrtnctt, 10 H lltly Ill• anCI lnterMt of lald (oonterV•l•J. In • ' • ' 1002-13 Sen Clementt, CalllonM. or 0111., ,.n11 r9e1uHlld in 1118 ....... _,.. ,._ -~-. ~ A11oclatlon , the Balboa 691-«l principal btlallce of tM "°" or end lo .. tN oanain l'MI P'Of*t't The blM'ltal neme UWCI by Ille -...... , I 1 1 and H 0 me 0 w n er t othM oblloatlOn MC11ree1 .,, Mid eltuat• In 1119 Covnty 01 Or••· •-.,. lllftTW>t Mid lr_,_Otf•I 11 Rid loc:ellorllt ~~tmbtr 11, 19111 . ... _......fttion, co-author of the -OMCI ot f"ru1t, Wl111 Int.,_ "'4 Stal• ot Celllornla. pattlcularly ..._,.. nwo1.-OAM81NO ITALIAN BAKERY.
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WKft:UfllfCHANl
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-.9371
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~... • "8.lC M)TIC( other 1um1 M pro11ldld l'*'tln: de9c:rlbed • fol!Owt, 10-wtt· -o • Thal Hid bulk trentler 11 J. P9ttnl0fl. °"" "Picture History of Balboa plu1 8dvenoM, If any, 11n• tlle lot 49 OI trect 4401, County of ITAW CW .... ....,.. Ill lfT inl'""9<1 to be c:ontummlled at Ille 0~ Howell, ~
lal&nd". He la turvived by IC-tllm termt ll'leteof end "'""'Oft .... Oranoe. SUit• of Callfomla .. Pt' fl'tCnno:: ::.:'...... olflc• OI" BURROW ESCROW CH~ 8~1'EV, ._,_beloved wUe of 48 yean RCTTnOUI ~II ~. and l>lw ,..., Cflaloae mte> reoorOecS In 9ooll 154, Pt0ttt COMPANY. 1879 E. Llnooln, ,... ~ ITATllmJIT .wi ..,,.._ o( me TM!el end of 10 17 lllOlut lve ol MllC4llttMOut Th• tollowlng peraona 11111• Orang•, C•lltolrnle 92885 on or A Prof, Corp Loulae, ton Wllllam D The totlowtng .,.,.,. we doing .,._ tfU9ta cnatecl IJo'f..., DMd ot Atootcla, In the°"'°' ol IN County •0.ndooed N UM ot tlle llolltloul •"-Mtreh 9, 1983 18111 9wl'I Blvd. •201
A Hen, daughter-In-law butin.l w r,u11. The 101a1 ""°""' of ulCI Atcordtr of H id Count)'. mor• ~~ t4EAO EDUCATION Tiii• bulk trantler 11 eubltct lo H\lntlrlgton ...,.., CA 9™1
E ld rid, dau1hter Morla ALTA VISTA ASSOCIATES. obttoallon, lncl\ldlno reMOn•bl\I oomlflonl)' known n : 111 4 1 & AUIAneH INSTITUTE, H7 s.i C1llfor111a unllorm Oommerol•I Pubu.m!!i1iM--~31:_., o.=
Podliaka, son-In-law Ladd, 210 East 18111 Ptloe. S11lt• A, Cotta HtlmellO '•••· oJlergu •"O lnttrlaehtn Road, Seal IHch, Hloclaa Or-. "* 208 N9wport Code Section &toe
d 8 d hlld .. d Mtae. CA 112827 expen-of tht f"1tt ... at ttw time Cllftortlle. leadl. CelfOnlla tlMO • fll• ntm• end adOrau ot the f>tlOI, Fib, 1t. U. 2, t , 1
an iran C ren. nn Oofteld S. RedlnQtOll, l 10 E. Of lrtttlel @Ublcltlorl of tNI NcMloe. II Termt Of Hit CHh In lewtul fM PlcllflOllt •uelMH Ntme peraon wllf'I Wflom cteiml ~ 119 tll.a:t
loved u h la own Pat.rlah, 11t11 Pl.. lkllie A. Coe4a ......_CA l30.0nl4. money of the Unlltd St•IH on retarrtd 10 above wu tll•d 111 flted I• IURROW ESCROW PUlJC I011C[
Carl and Bobby, 1lM! family 9282.J7t~. WHI, "l"t "-vr• Oattd· F*"'1ty I, fta CiOflflnntttorl Of .. Ten per aent OrlJI .. CIMllltV Oft J anllery U , COM,ANV, 1870 E llnc:oln •
•...... -.. In lleU of fiowen 4 ' ...,., , ..,....... ol ""°""' bid 'IO l>a ~ wtlt'I 1MO OrenQI, Ctlltornl• t2MS. ano Iha ACnnoul -• .._-.. A~~ 9eaotl.CA~ M~~.itl\ bid. .iem.Soott IOW11d 0ootaCt le1t day IOr llllng c:l1Jm1 by tny eeAmlTAW thoee dairtn1 to hor)or his Thia ~ le c:onduCt9d IJoy 1 Of AIMftoa, 110e offer1 10 l>a In wrttlnO and ....._. ....,_ 'Celtomla tate3 .. ,Creclllor tl'lell be March II, ltU, The IOloWlnt Pl'IOnl .,_ doing
memo r Y m • Y ma k • Q8Mfal P«tnertfllD. • o.iewar. °""°""'°"' wlll be r.otlWd at 111ot afortMlf 'r. Aud Twombly 4 ra 1 Wf'llQI 111111 Outlnee• day bllor• lhe b1411\eM •:
conlribudorw ln hit name '-0 T ... -.. ~· ... ~---...... • ,,.._, olfkle at any 11"'9 ''"' ltla tlf9t Dold 11111 "'*'• C«oM 0.. Met, eonaummt1ton 411• apealtl•d TAI &TAR fOOOI, UOt-A ~ t b e G 6 2 Club, Ho a I ,._::-7,-;::::::"""ot" ..... .......:..-;:-_-=:. '!: 9Y: ,_. ,_.. pulllloetlon lltrtOf and~_.,. c..... .-tt>ove. 81 . ~ liMirlll, CA. ta.6,.
M---'-' Kc;f!\al Bo Y . ....,.,.,, ...,_,. ...,. ............ .,......., ..,, ...,,,.... ~ Of ..... TIMoeftr Ill TWoftl~ Ottad 'etwWrt 11, 1tl& D•vld Wllll•"' otmvi. ~ u •c·1uunN • " • Feb • tlN. ~ Oeltorftlar.;! oorp, Oaled tn11 "' oa., of "*'*Y. ,,. .... , MIM w llM w.,,. SiavMn M<*8 .. !........... Jett.,.., "C", coat• -... CA. 301 Newport vd., Newport ,_ ... 1..,, eou...y Olartt of o... eoumy on HMllmet ... .._.. tHat
BNc:h, Ca. 92M3. MemOrlal PubllMl•d Oran& Cout O~ ey: J, ·=·"· ~· Mall Gnw .__., tt. JtN. Intended Tr~•l Mnat1t CJ ~. »Of A Maa to be held an Saturday, Hot, Feb. 1t, ~). di a, 9 .. 1,.., ~ N lfO.,_, Cofler;etor of It'll • Ptl1t• P111>1:.o Orange Coett !,)tlly 01eY 81 .• .....,., lltad\, CA. taee3 f' e b r u a r y 2 8 , 1 $ 9 3 at , hM .0. ' ....... Of Mid "'IHllNd Of•lltl9 Coast Dally ,.,.,., f 2$, 1H3 T'Mt bUtll*8 II OONMtld t1V I
10 OOAM •t St J h ' lenlla~= Cot-.-fllot,M l.t, , ..... 1.. ~ llmlttd •11••· : • 0 n •-... -.-Tali(7141 tO -~auaa...,... r ..._. • o.MW.~ vi..v.y Ol.apel. 3l4 Marine ,._ ...,,._ 1 ONntlt o..., -5.,.. P\ll.IC NOTa Tiiie........,. -.... ~.,.
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D :T'a"'tJ"!r.\:1rWill~ ~~'::-A'otr~1 .. '° , .~ln = /,"°~· ·~ ,v;13
•H AM ~°'-AU .... Of lMI
MATUtt• °' t ... "oouo .... AGAINST YOU.i..!..!U IHOULD
CONTACT A LA~
MOTICI °' TIIUITll .. IA&.I
NOTICE 1.t't.ir.-e'a~tV.N. lhel on WednMdey. MetGll I, 19'3. •I
I 00 o'cloGll • m. of Mid dtY. In U'f room HI H id• for 0011duot111g TN1tee'1 SUM, .wttl\ltl tM omo. ol REAL ESTATI aecuA1Tll8
seAlltCE. le>celed •• 2020 NOflh
8roedw•y. lull• 200. 111 the Ohr.of S11111e An•, County of Orenge, I t• 01 Cellfor1111. REAL ESTATE
S ECU RITIU IEAlllCl. I Cellfotnle corporation, H duly eppolnted
T JUllM ulld., end P\ll'eUMlt lo lhe power ol H I• co11fe1red In tMt -teln DMd Of Ttual ••ecutecl by
OouolN a Bynon. • merriecl rNn
.. 11r1 tote ene1 MC>e1••• Pfoc>ertY Recofded Fet>Nri 2t, IMt, In
Sook t3HO of Ofltolal "-de of u td County, et P•g• UIO, ~·· lnttrument Mo 302'8, by ,_, of • breech Of cMfeult In
p•ymtnt or pttlormenc• ol th• obllg111on1 1eoured thereb)'.
including 1h1t breech or CS•l•ull.
Nolle:• ot which ••• 11c:ord•d October 14, 1982. u Rec:ord.,·1 ln11rume111 No 82·3124M. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BtOOER FOR CASH.
i.wtut money of the untied S1elN.
o< • CH hlet'• c~ drewn on • 1111• Of neoonel bet*. • 11•1• Of
led.,•I credit union. Of • tt•t• Of led., .... vtngt end IOel'I eMOC:i&llOf'!
domlciled In Ihle ll•te. ell peyable et the ume ol ....... rlghl, title end 1n1ereat n.ld by II, u TruelM, In 1t1111 reel property eltuetecl 1n Mid County end Stell, dH crtbeo H
lollowa: The eouthMllefty 316 I-of th• nort,,..llerly ~ hell of lh•
IOUthMalerly 132 feet of Lot 23t. Newport Helghll. u per m1p recorded In book 4, page 83 ol M~t M..,_, In the olftee of
111e i;ounty recorder of Mid county Tht atr••I 1ddre11 or olher common dHlgneUon of th• reel property lletelneixw. deecflbed It
purporlld to be. 2057 Tustin
A~ue. Coele ~. CelllOfnla. Th• underatgn•d hereby dl1ct1tm1 1tt lleblttly tor eny
1ncorrectn111 In Mid air• eddr-Of olller common dMIQnatJon.
Seid ..ie wtlt be meese w11t10u1 w1rrenty. e11pre11 or lmplted, regttdtng lltle, poaaeaalon, or
encumbrenoea. to aettefy the
prlnc:lpel balance of Ille Note Of' other obllgetlon a.cured by Mid 0.-cl ol l'ruet, with tnterMt end
011\er tuma .. provided therein plue ldVlll\Oel, ti any, Ul\det the tln'M
thsreot-Tmt-inte .. et --.voh
edvan<lel, ene1 p1ue '-· cneroee
Ind ·~ of the Tru81 .. end of Ille trusll crMted by Mid Deed of
Trust. Th• lotet emounl ol Hid obtlgellon. lnc:ludtng ree1on1bly e etlmet•d I•••· chug•• end ·~ of the Tn.111 ... et the Ume of lnlttel publlcetlon of lt\19 Notice. la
123,9'40.65. Oetecl: F.t>fuety 7. 1983
Reel Eitel• Securltlee Set'Yloe
• Cellfomle oorp .•
M TNSt•, 8y. (SEALI O.J MOfger, 111 Preeldlnt
2020 N. 8'oedw1y,
Sult• 208. Stlnte Ana, CA 92708 Tel: (714) 953-11810 Publtahed Orange CoHt Detty
PllOI, Feb 9. IS, 23, 1983
NI.IC M)TlC(
NOTICe °' TIIU9TU'9 ULI
L-.... ~ T.a ..... --.. COMMONWEAL TH BANK .
lorrn«ly EOUA.UTY 8AlltNOS ANO
LOAN ASSOCtATION, e Celfomle corporetlon. •• dwly appointed Trull•• under the following
deecflbed deed of truet WIU SELl AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BtOOEA FOR CASH
(peyebl9 et Um• of .-In lewfut money of the Untied 8111H) ell
rtghl. tltle end tn1ereet ~ lo
end now held by It under Mid Deed
of Trull In IM proper1y herelMfter dMcr1bed.
TRUSTOR: JAQ< BAOOREK Ind LINDA BAOOREI(, husband end
wife BENEFICIARY : EQUALITY S AV I NGS ANO LOAN
ASSOCIATION, e COfPOf9tlOn
Recorded~ 17. tMt • ln1tr. NO. 22333 I" boott 1432$,
P9Q9 t 562 of Ofllclel Aecofde In the office or the Recorder of Orange
County: Mid deed ol '""' ~bee the folowino proper1y. Lot 13 of Trace 23a7. In the City
ol Coate Mea•. •• per mep recorded In 800ll 70, Peoe 33 of
Mleoelei-Matpl, In the Offtce of lh• County Recorder of H id
County.
"YOU AM .. DUAULT UMMll
A DllD 0' TltUIT DATID ~t,-1,--....YOU
TAlll ACTIOM TO ~ltOTeCT
YOUA ~ltOHltTY, IT llAY ae
80l.D AT A~ MU. F YOU
llDD AN SD'lMIATIOM ~ THI MATURS O~ TM NOCHDtH
AGAINST YOU, YOU aHOULD
COlff ACT A LAWYD."
1182 Cel>ltel sv.t. Coete ~ Celllomle
"(K • .,... ~ or common dellgnetlon la lhown above. no
werrenly ta g iven •• to tie
~-OI correct,_). .. The beMflolery under M6d Deed
of Trust, by ,_ of • bf-" Of
dtlf&ft In the obloeUone eec:ur9d
thereby. heretofore executed end
detlvered to the underatgned •
Wfttten Oeder•tlOn of Dllf9Ult Ind
Demand lot a-. Ind written notloe
ot breech end of election to ~ Ille yilderwlgr..0 '° ... M6d property 10 eetllfy ...., otlllgiltlolll,
end thereafter th• undersigned -.-cl Mid notice of br.-:11 Ind of ~2t:. ~~2!:=::
Mid Ofllclel A9oor'dt Seid HI• wlll bl made. bwt without covenant or werrenly.
bpi'-OI lmplled, reprdlng tltle. po 1111 111 ... or _..,.,_, to
pey 1M ~ ptlndpel eum of ,,,. nor.(•) MOurld by .., Deed of
TNllt, wltfl Int.,.... M In M6d nof9
l)tcMded • .ov-J.. " !'"Y· under iM 1.-of Mid ~ of Truet,
..... c:itwoee _, ...-. °' 1M Trwwe end Of IN INlte ~by Mid o.d of fruft,
ltld ••I• wlll be held on
T'hllr'ICMly. Mardi J. 1"3 ., 2.'00
p.m. e t th• Ch•P""" Avenue entr•no•. to the Chilo Center
Bulldlng, 300 r .. 1 Cllepme11 AwnU9, In the Cit)' of Orange.
Celfarnla. "°11CI.; AT THI TIMll OF SALi. BIDS MAY H MADI IM CAIH
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no ... HIW.Oftf CRUr, 9Mu 1 ,, 2 ea upper unll, LllC HCW I "· 1471 •To '*"4 ""''" IMno. ttlouM V•MlllM. PoOf, ** lrom bet!, ~ 1321 M" \IU ad ~. pooe'. 1300/MO. 181 . oen, i/o, Stlfut 3 IA 2 Hit, wet Ur, petl l11rr1 , PVTpattoffp4Cpool~ 1Han,...pa+,oo4 1p1, lffUrlly g1t•, ell mo.l7MJa1 Un"ll , IPI Jan
dbl wld1 moblle llrn. T• ~ Aat 141 OHi wun•r, dr)'lt 1ncld . TOP., ... qulel. nQ pe11. •f'rHh IN ltMZM emenlti.t, no pet• Cllf Pvt lu'n room, kitchen 1ff..O<Mt
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t7U t118 MOO AQI, 6•4 i•40 T ~2 IMenor• 2 Br 2 81 trplc lnOr~ * Oourm•I 1l1e<I kllCh· --•• • -.oom In 11ouu Htlr A... ·,9!,:!! ..... :., + ---SL Mom' 142·1803 . • • en1 w••--·-__ .. "'T• ,._....,,, _...., ..... lllt•l!a Yleje IHJ HV MonleQO Ille. 1Jry 4 Ir - -rm. •llyjlghte. 1m111 cat l'urntture upon r*!UMI 3 a 4 It CloM 1o wit•, tie ...... S26', 11111u1 & 111111 A 1r 111 2 / 2 t -------2 8 • a I 2 1 6 I mo 2 Ir, 2 Ba COl\do. 2 cer Oii 1 kl l ·n.. · turn t unlurn re11on· d • P A v 111 M • t 0. l"-4782
HOM s fOR RENf M0-40ff' 176~0 Qt.t, NIU Hoag Hoep. see Avocado p,: 1!'n1:::C nr mlnul~ •bit, •II am'tnltt••· 8U·f137 l~·~iiiil~~i~iii!li:1iii Mltalon V .. jo 3 Oorm1 3 I 2 B 1'A btk Wllf IHORT TfAM TIL Mllf'lll 142·1.412 to H I=' ,._1 I 8rok1t 17M912 Nice I Qll .. I room tor W 1726. '•noad )'UO• & '· •· • to 11000 670-2643 , -un on ....,, ef, gerag.. Kid• & pell oo.n. Lfg dbl ger. lrpt, fownhouM 2 8r 11! 81 mlnuta dr to Seti Olt-working per1on Hot Loolllft9 lor ~ In N, I
welcome 541•2000 comm pool, n1w cpl & ftplo, poot, epa, •ltac:Md go Frwy. NO pet1. unOet 32. 6'Meo.4 betwMn 30th I 62rd
Agent no f.. p•lnl l.IOo 81nd1 ,,., •••• ,,Vat. ger• • Avlll th• llr11 1 BA from S540 o" th• b•ac:h. Y••rl)', 1 Walllllng dltlanct to bell · 000/mo PP &n-4788 lllMI 1..._. Z?M Call t-'084 2 BR from 1596 room ac>I. kltel\eMtte a tor eumm•r or Augu11
2 81 2 be Matlorca Con· ... -....... T'WflllM 2 maatllf bf'• I I EAWINO VILLAO IN NIWPORT BfACH bath. 1280/mo. + S200 ,_11_2_~ ______ _
, .... Condo ~•II• view. ---" •a-1 • ' 111668 Huntington VllllOt 8 1nglu t & 2 Bdrm 110 ·<L•f,· "30'" w. Avail now 18110 /mo 2 + huge bonu1 room -•r-• n tol1. 2 b•. 2 c•r flat L•n• H 8 . J:rom 81n A t a T • v "-· I Int ltll 837-3341 & 837-34811 . Gourmet Kit, Ork lat e.,, Lllllt 111e. pier, 3 •ICH)' wl •lte. op•n•r a lndry Diego Prw'y no rt II on .:.•' mante ownllou· 0 o • • n r on t. N B. !!f!fll ti
Mll>ef plutn decor 111 + dt lUH ltg. 2Bfi }rplo, hk•UP. ow. c•lhedret BHCI\ 10 MoFadd•" ,rom 1505 173-.-1114 CM near 9a11., St. Woalt
l!!l!fl late~ llH d~ mo~• you In 1425 S IGOO mo 87&-JQO'T :O,~~~ ~ 0~~: WHI on Mc,tdd•n 10 On JembMM Ad. et l!ttb, lltteb ztM llort/.• O•rtO•· lfO
Big Canyon Condo, 3 er. S3 .Qf40, bt 3. Agl. No CtrtH ••1 ••r 2'122 M&-7238 9VH. S..wlnd Vlllaoe 8•n J~uln Hiiie Ad Pint Knot Motel on Collt _e_1_e~ __ ..a ____ _
lull golf couree vl•w. 1" 1111 rented. et3-ll l9I. 144-1H0 Hwy, NB. t1ac>1 to oc.111. 01UH lntala ltl4
pc>ot, tenn11 1 1400/IM Lrg E/BIUH Condo 2 11ry 2 Br. t Be frplc, patio, E.11de lu11u7 In a pine lo· OeluH pooltlde 11tre ler1141 U.11 ... •. Wtdy relM. 6'~40 Avell now M4-7424 4 er 3 ea NeW'fy. r•lurb' H OO /mo p lu1 utll• rMt Lra Bt, DIW, ,.. 2 br. 2 be, bit· In•. ,_. 1817 w .. tctlff. N.8. 258
Su P • r I I 3 0 0 I mo : 673· 1039 lrlg, patio, utll Incl , 880 d1Wlhr. 1 '~ mlt• beach 3 bdrm. 1 be. $1150. All 1111 A PL&OIJ to .-000 eq f1. lat. tloOt F&lllY Tl lllT 875-2490 Quiet hlll1ld1 CdM 2 Br & $4'0. 831'8741 NO pet a. $500/m o . •ppltancH lurnlehed Re1eonebl• rate1. Kil· Agtnl 5'1•5032 .. 4 Br Newport Crest B I I 28 ''L I I 113'"8382 Wlter Vltw E11cell t p I F -1-T nha• a el l Beaut N ...... I Bch condo.. •. rplc, w• k to pvt r t rrba, b I n1. cpt1. .... · •n Chen911H, phonee. m•Jd 'me ount .... Valley of· w · v now. R B .. ,. ~ be1ch . pvt entry. drpe, pvt d9Clc, ger, ret1 loc1t1on. 4<47 Lido Soud 1 z h fie•. 884 IQ It. 10529 W11h/dry & relr lg B 2 •. Eutbluff FP, H OO /mo 658• t 184• req. 1560 & H C L.. DELAWARE PINES 2 1 3 1 9 9 O . O 2 a 2 , ;.c:AN~P~P;~I ::o. SI I I • r (D I ck)
lt200/mo. 833·5806, I QOO. 720·1280 780•1u 8 only. 7eo-o4811 t Br lrPIC, pool, gar, 7t4/873-493.-, 875-368t TEL. 1ge7 ...__.... n"·d, 1141gae-11a.-.
780-2578. 6'3·2338. Lido l•I•. Perf fem hm prlvlle f.'2''°.•'•~7751mo. 1 Br.from 1•25/mo 2 Br. CM t4MtV.,..,., ..,,,
S 500 LGE t BR, ger .. ocean 3 Br. 3 Be Condo. w/d, .... """' HARBOR VIEW HOME w/4br, qulel loc t view, deck. eJttru. 17Q6 pool/ IC)I. 1825/rno 19221 Oe11ware St. from $625/mo. Aenl be·
5br, 3bl, 3-otl' oar Cul-Balboa Covet 281, o.n, + dep 6'0-4265 63 t-3537 fore Feb. 20 No depoelt IPIOIAL .. ., " ••• de-uc to grHnbelt. 1011.lly remod. 11900 W~l &PTI required. Key fM only. OcHn vl1w. color tv,
Nice. l t800. 832·86« or Harbor Ridge E1ta1u Cealt •Ha 2724 I Br. N .. r F1lrvl1w &. Ltg 1 a 2 Bdrm .. among No pell. Located ectou room phones, ale. Ir .. ~-7020 38d. lemOy fm, ~·· • R Beker. bll·ln1, carpel• & plnH a etrHml. Sec Newport B••ch Golf coll ... Stec>• 10 be•ch. llnlUlkl vlewl. 12800 OUM 2 ~cn-e• dr.P.. 5-'s:l882':' -l p06I & .. , 6'MU&. l:fld_QOOl~C§.26~ -
hter Slltrtl ,,.. WATERFRONT HOMES 333 E 2111 c M •3D t Br ~/pool, g•• P•ld, ~~ -:· .... ;:~:-.::~: au•-2 ... B ' &I-... ht--1 3000 eq It, •Br, eep. INC 63t·l400 t45·8103Shown 11·5:30 -...... 5.,.1 .. 1 ""• 1 a,ger,pe-acalMa 1eD•--------------------1 $380 pr mo. No pela. .... .... u • Uo pool No pet& 1&01 H mHlel' 1Yl1•. Sb•. format ILIFFS $486/mo. 2 Br. 1'/• B•. Reta fe<!'d. ,.., Flower St 5'h s . • ROSAAITO SCH/BAJA 2 dining rm. paneled lam lower unit. ell bll-lne. 9,5.919 1 Nr. Beach, 2 bdrm. 1'.+ ba, 1 t I. Nwpt Hti. 550 Br. 2 Bl hm. Steepe ~111.
rm. radto lnt9rc:om, lndry 2t>r 2bt, t lvf S ttOOmo carport . lndry rm, bll· flrepl1ce. cp11 I nd 6'2·73'0 pool, jac. lennla, pvt bell.
rm, 2 car gar. avail 311, M•-8368 or 8'...0t3' cony THE GABLES 2 Br l'h 8a drep91• e nc gar $596 CUfftleven llgl\t & airy 2Br 5'5-9223
$1800/mo. 71111·3881, ha Cltatalt 2276 527 w WlllOfl w/ger, crpta, drpe. bftln1, Call 538-0921 t b•. patio, encl 0.,:1---------
75g_9g74 t•• .... ••2.110• !need yard , w/p11lo. 2 Br. bll·ln 11ove a oven. 1576, 642·213• leat&la II IU.t 2tel
2 Br. 2b•. adult condo. --• water pd. 243 7 "D" drepu c1 P•t dleh 3 Br, 2 Ba, frpl, lam rm OcHn vu, renge/refrlg * Bach $325 Utile pd Or•noe 1520/mo Call ' r · • 2 Bdrm. frplc, t bite to 1111 w/bar, pool. St600/mo l\lrn no .... ,, no child•· 333 E 2111 C.M. #30 t·5 63&-4120 washer. pool. no peta b•ach. 1650 ytl)' Ceu Ull
wtll conelder le••• opt. *'"76 '79•' ,, .. 7'" 8 F r o m S 6 0 0 I m o . 675-.-4 t9 .-as 5 t t I r v t n • A v e en . ..., ' .. -~ v 646· 103 Shown 11·5:30 Eutalde I Br. ametl bul 000-2875. . <>Idell &. larQfft aoenc>'·
933.g773, 558-4g82 or Sutt la& 2210 2 Bd. t Ba. redecorated, cozy, natural wood ~II· 2 Br. t'n Ba. TownhOUM. Yll IESEIVE ITI All cllenta ICl'eened with
646-0811 S 4 . gar. pool, Chlld OK. No lngs & cablnell $405. $425 + $376 dep. OH NEW gated 20 Town· phOtoe & referencee.
3 Br 2b• lam rm frml f:5c,~' v8:'~ 2~ ba pell S•90tmo. 1395 A 851·9522 pat d N • • r Fr w y . home lllLLAGE COM· Credits: Coamopolltat\
dining. l;plc, huge' matr Pfea.m.:~arii. Ati s':::~ Beker. 641-0783 "475/mo. 2 Br, 1'.+ Ba. 2 89~94 MUNITY. 2 & 3 Br. 2'A Good Momlng Amerlct
suite w/Oreclan tub, pool Rltre 628-5080 story quiet complu. LIH than 1 mite from ea. lS00· 1800 l<I It. of The Tomorrow Show
& seune. 300 II lrom le 1 _ ~tflleld Cpt/dp1. petto. No peta. beach. Localed In nice pure lu•ury Oeragu. *'-+ oH * to ell Who herbof $ 1850/mo. Cell atr. _,... 2211 WWC9 548-4506 quiet resld atM. Lge 3 IPH In every home • need e ptece.
840·6377ors.46-3208 WOUlllll APUTlllmw $835/mo. Euteld• 2 Br. 81,2'.+be,dlupt.f'rple. ~~~=~ !~~t;·b~~~\~: ...,.,. M1-11H
Big Canyon TownhouM 3 View ol oc.an, pvt walk· Beautiful garden ap11. 1'11 Be. Townhouse. g•r· 2 <:¥encl oar. Accepllng llreplacea, mfcro·wave LI r g I 3 Br. ho u I•,
Br. 3 Be lrplC, wetbar, we)' 10 _,.,, 2800 eq f1. Petlol/deckl Sp1, heat •· frptc, blt·ln•. email epptlcatlone for lm1TM1d. oven•, prl'</ete patio• & $265/mo. Av•ll lmmed.
extenalve cuatomlultlon. I t500/mo. 3 t06t Allio paid No pets. pet ok occup. s 7 50 & dep r•rda, gardener provld· Plenty of privacy. No kld1
ell epptlencea. on golf Cir, 499·4364 2 Bdrm. 1'1· Be 1560 2t17 Orange. 538-0297, 8-47-4<437 ed. Eleganl Mvlng only 16 or pet•. Re1p. Female.
courM. total view each ,. __ ,,_ 2 Bdrm. 2 Be. $585 TSL Mgmt '42·1603 3 br, 2 be, $650 + M50 mlnutH from FHhlon Call Kelly 549·0828 or
room. 2 cargaraoe. poet; -• Ual. 2410 ~9~d~.Wlleon 831.mg MOO/mo 1 er. t a. 01,. eec. depollt. Nr Warner lel•nd. 7 mlnut" to s.c. 851-2222. Jacuzzl. tennis. Like MW! D •I u • • 1 BR n •Ir age, Ill bit-Ina. lmm9dle· & Oolhatd 8.47-8176 Plaza or 0 .C. Airport. S-he_r_e_E_11-•c_h_o_m_•_w_l_th-1
Thia la the nlcel1 name In S.C.Plai.a. RelOrt Adult Flrepllae, poof, dletlwuh t• OCCUP9f'CY. Huntington Crffll Apte. Jult •HI ol Newpo rt P<ol 1285. 1et IUt dep.
the community. Wkdya Tract w/pool, gate. 1532 er. pv1 patio, xtre lrg 1g23 Pomona LuMury adult Uvlng. 1 a 2 Bl\ld. & '°· of San Ol9go u I ti •. 9 8 8 • I 4 7 11 7t4t 955·1'00. Wknds IHI discount, or pur· garden. 2 Br. 1 576. TSL Mgmt 642·1603 8d 1 h Frwy. From $1000/mo. 682 2•49 ' 7141760-3670 chaee opllOtl. 775-2580 557·28'1 & rm. wl QlrtgeS. l'teat 83t·5•39, 2473 Orange --·--·-----• , BA POOL + SPA Spec. 2 br, 2 b•. lrplc. water paid, televlMd Ave Coate M... M/F to 1hr betut Back
· Condo 3 BR 2~ ba. 11 gar. Nr l>Meh. Avtll 311. MClUrlty. From S5t0. Call " · Bey condo Pooi Jae
Loe pvt home, l•m rm. 2 Seemtst Cr Nwpt Terr ..,.....,_B.AU 1576/mo 759-1852 841813 lrom 9-5 UPPef 2 Bt. 1 Bl I+ blodl tnnl '300 ' " lrptca, mu ch more . 1750. Dys 902.$<411, N. .,.;•u to bch. 31th St on Penln. t •· · MS-5123
$1500/mo Avail lmmed. 73a.4528 &PU--· 2 Br. 1 Be. new carpet & 3 BR ei>t. qulel trN netr 111 & 1aat. st 50 aec. Pvt furn rm In lg hou1e. Fred T •nor e . •gt . •-•• paint, neat but & storM Hunt. Hwbour. Dlhwhr. $ 8 O o I m o M a r y 1260 mo. 1st & lut, utll 531• 1266 BHutllully tendac•ped s• 10-1-420 228 t Miple rHI fplo, yard. dbl cir 63 t·e300 Incl. 6.42-881 t
BIG C·NYON TWNusc ' .... fuaiut4 garden iptl. Pool & Spe. SI gar. W/D hkup. 8'()..8807 ------------1---------1
,. n .., Pellos/cltclcl. No pela. TSL Mgmt '42·1603 ..,~ 2 B 2 B I 1 Block to beech. 2 Br. Supw N8 vu. pool, apa,
Lua 2 8r, 2 Be, spec. golf It~ lalu• 2IO& Btcholor $410 ~ r 1 w gar. nr den 2 Be. bit-Ina, ~ g8f. tennll, HC gat•. 1295
Airport atll • Elite.
Sult• from 226-450 e.q
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Cell 557-7010
Downtown Hunt. Beech
Crote lO Clfy Hair. want
to bank1 & POii Office.
1p1cee from 1250 to $650, 400 eq 11toGOO1<1
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63&-1<435. 000-8488
Water FrHt 1141
DELUXE SUITE
2012 Sq Ft (can dMde)
$1.25 lq gy. t42-4M4
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2855 E Cit Hw y.
875-8900
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LIDO MARINA VILLAGE
NEWPORT BEACH
1175-81182
Pr1mtt em.a olflce epaoM.
300 to 700 eq 11. Groee
lelff. E. 17th St, CM.
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840-5.470 couree I lake view Sep t Bdrm 1•75-$465 $•25/mo 2 Br upper, Hunl. lnttrc:omm. Hoap. 1790/mo. 650·8839 per m O . & h I k P II
2 c • r gar . • • • 1 • 1 bdrm, furn. & applet 2 Bdrm 1y, Be 1580 newly painted, crpts. 1575. 983-833Q 28r TwnhM. tl+Ba, din 75g_1428 Otfa IPllCI u to'4( u $69 $1200/mo 6'4-2'18 new. clean. 1unny & 2 Bdrm 2 St S600 Orapee. Mr Orange/17th. 2 81. 1 Ba. d~. gw-•-F--M-t-~--2-81-H-9-• per mo. In CdM. Call
3000 ..,, .. WestClf hm. 4 ~7~ '.!'1a' ;. $ 8 2 5 I m o 2 2 5 o V a n II u a r d 18 o E. Ro c II•• t • r . •ae. prfvete. $550/mo. rm. 2 pet101, bNalcHony • .. "!...~ lo275 .!. 'L. ti.I . 1173-2595 Br. 48a'.' pool,.,,.,, den, v .rv v 540-9626 548..019' or 875-4527 538-8312 gatage, no pe11. r oeg ,..,.... .,.vi "'u a. ..... •-tt--Ho1p. 1at. IUt + dep. pell otc. H2·5759 1580 Newport BIVd, CM.
rem rm. din rm. triple ...-1 Bdrm "45 181 apt. $400/mo Nr. Po. D•luae 2 Br. t B• In 842·2949 evee/wknda M / F 1 h •re L • 0 u n • 400 sq.11. S300 per mo. ~~87~ 1 5 5 O I mo Pniuab 2H'l 2 Bdrm, IV• t>t ~ mon1 & t81.I\ St. 4-opiell, carpels, dr1P99, for 19Pt. charmer. 1so• ocHn AQ41nl s.41·5032
---------Smell 1 BR epl, new crpt, 131 E. t81h. MM818 646-t329 r..lr\e, encl gar. hk-ups. ltrHI,,.. larilll view. Meture. ltlbl•, DANA PT. ATTN:
drps. "425. t61 E. 18th. t42-085e 3 Br. 2 ~. bltlnt, ,,_, S. 510. No pete. S40-44M. 3Br, 281, frplc, '875 mo. •,!!:111~!·7 $350/mo. Call THERAPISTS, DOC·
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1575. Utll pd 300 E. Ed-gewater. 11871-2888.
BA VFRONT • Spec1aa.llar
View, epac 2 br. 2 b•. plus atudy Pvt Plrkg, boll 11tp •v•ll. (714)
752.g511 or 675-t49t.
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PoOf, JKUZJS. NUne, 1-n IS court•, volleyball
court&, rec room. Jr t Br.
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Cell 657-0075
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Nr OCC. Cell 5-40·1158, us..aoae hwaaher, gar. patio. minster VIiiage Condo, ~'.::; 4~ ~u
Hk lor Dave. Larry or · Acroee from bNch. Room 1795. CeJI 760-6086 S300 mo. 898-27~
Pam 2 Br. Condo. HOO/mo. I I beth & II ht kit •lllm ... -. --------~ Call Sherrie before 5PM ~ priv. Wort<~ per: 1 Block to Bay a Beech. S..ullful lurnllhed 2 Br _.
tBr. 1:91&. clMn, et 673·2282 aon, non-1moker, no 18r "35 mo 650-2493 Condo, Th• Lak.,, Ir· 1 t MO FR7EE REHT ..... l 1395 mo. 382 Vlctofle ~ • vine , pool, tennl•. •P•. room to roome "" .
642-3780 2 Br 2 81. TownhouH. peta. $285/mo, 960-58<44 uune. Mature rHp. Alrpot19r Inn & Frw)'9. No
N4IW9f 2 8I 2 8a N _, bit-Ina, c:arpell, drepes, ell 8 or wknd1. Cozy 2 Br. 1 Be. lrplc, quiet aduli. $350/mo + ..... reqylred.
· 0 ,,...i. no pet• Femlllel plMle Nice 2 er. 1 ea. 1n 4"i)l9x. beamed cell. air. no 'h utll" + dep. Mlc:h .. I Call AM 833--3223 1475/mo. 760· 1' 18 or "495/~. 5'5-1182 · new eerpettng & frnhty 1>911. Avail 311 1585/mo Ka" 1n•u8 h Work -.-Cd-M_EJl_9C_u_tl_v_a_S_u_l_t•-
M2·7528 evee or wtmde. · _..._ _. bl MS-1682 • ...__.,, Hte. 7 5 2 . o 2 ' • Hom• ----11-11-, ... ---LIS--11385: t Br. 1b•, pool. ,......1..... t·tne1• gerege, ·~.,..,.. 730-8131 El•g•nt decor. furn/ ,..._ ---laundry, edit&, no pet1 nopete, ~ 535/mo. t er dup .. 11., ell utll. pd,1 _________ 1 unlUrn. El•vllor & un·
Spadoue 1·2 bdrm ac>t•. 133-7890 a 6'6-19'7 780-1713, 833-3307 yard, 2 bite• bMctl $625. M/F. non-emkr prof.. c19rgmd prtc.ng. 675-9510
557-8200. M/F M OCEAN BREEZES I Ken 650-1111 25-35 to enr HB 281 .... SetlSun 10.SPM Eaat•ld• 28r 2ba. frple, N"' .. R.,,,. .. ,.H $315 mo . utll Incl. d •c k , a v• 11 how """ ~ 2 Br. t 'A Ba. No Pill 9e0-408e
2 bdrm. 1 be, even 2110. $825/rno. Pity• RMI Et-1 Bt. '°"" w/lrptc. $450/mo. l---------
ChltO OK. No dog•. tat.t 873-1900 .~~ ~,-.::. $.48-2882 °"aP~lld 2 Stry f.te#ooBffch
Vlctorle/Cenyon ArH. PINE BLUFF APTS •Ttnnl Lovety 3 Bt 2bt. ,,..,ty 'A ,. em1, • 1 H C. • I Rt•I!
1515 MO. 631..U12 2 8t 2 .,_ ChMd olc Ca •TV blk bHeh, no peu. 1 2 25/mo pl\11 u t ll. ~ .. um &PTI. tlo, ;rp1c~u 11ove:::: :Pe1~tllble. 1900/mo. 850-1706 •11·1-llM-_7_9_7•-----1 • SEMm
N9wfy decorated t 81. & llwuMr. epa. lndry rm. 8-46-1323 5pm M1tur• M/F to lttr lge 2 Prlmtt Coete Mt9t toe;-.
Bech W1ttr 1on 'tpt <lar-"50lrno. Huntington Gtrdens Vec:uiU..· Roomy bKll bt', 2 be ac>t. Good 181\M tlon, lbundent pttkll'IQ,
•OH encloHd. patio, SPMC 631..e107 490t Hell Av. bO I bh 1• oHlurnor 12-40/mo ~ full ..W.. From...$150.
PoOf, epa. rec room. Gu•·E-.-S-1 D_E_·_2_B_r_1_'A_B_•_·_•_a ~$5-,-5-. _1.r_a_2_br_2-b1._bl1_. -.in-.-. _:14~~~m::..· ~S.~cndy~u~.,...~·~=::.'.e~~'.:.o'.!,o_.11-utll-:-1.:;;:M::-:e-;:· 33=7-=8==-· -:----_11'_2_· 7_8_50 _____ _
& water paid. No P•t• balcony, garage, uppet. mint cond, nr bHch. Est·blulf, ap.c 1 bd. pool, •• Tll 11111* N.B. 800 eq 11 olflol. evllll. ~:.!..1~93 Hamilton, t20 E. 20th St. '540 mo. bHI area. No P•I• p ..... nt atN. no pell. M to ehr belch houM, Mar . 1 . I 500 mo.
· 848-0100, MM219 M2·1339. 87M198 15751mo 644-47e7 1rp1c. W/D, .ic. "400 mo. _~ ___ 2....;._s_1_3-5_500 __
STUNNING lerge 1 & 2 Br 2 Br t Bl, cerpeu, 2 bd, 2 be, llcceM to llol 2 Br t 'n Ba. den, frpl,l-Judy--''--ss_o._1_1os ____ TWO SUPER wttllf'front
2 BL GarcWI Apt. Pool. drapft. no 1)911. $500 & tub, dOMd gar. fr .. UM C¥J>Or1. w1tk to beech. Spaclou1 2Br, tl•P• lo offlc9e. '375 Md\, ~
1405 & 14g5, 7l0 W 1250 HC. utll pd W/D, Adult• only. no 1700/mo yrty. Mll-59'5 bch. furn/unlurn. ~rly. t1ner9 Mlle, NB M6-505t 18th. St. 83t-5230 Bath. pet1, l550tmo. tst, llt, & or 17s.59s.a · Lndry & gar Ind. Muet b9 Slnole orno. apaoa aw.1-
Apt for renl w/lof1. 3 Br. 2 B•. nr SC Pin. c:leen dep. Avail 3-1, can mllt\lfe l reep. 850-1595 .ol.. Appro11. 100 *I· ft. Nloe .,... Call S.A. pool, spa, carpor1. ... Sa1,..Sun F.o 26-27, Nwpt Hgt&. oceen/bey w ...,.. Rua. ralM. In S. Ana, G. Ms-&404 bel 8PM. Chll<I otc 1750, No peta. or call 538-3283. 219 1 Br w/lrplc, w/W crpl1,1---------1 Grove . & c . Mee a.
Allbernt St, Ap1 A 1450. Avlll thru Jun• * * Hpt ~ll tree: 2 Br dupl9•.1_7_62_-M22_______ t&rgr,t & email _..,Id OK. only Evet M2-3572 AMponelbla fem 20'• n-_5_51-3 __ 1_1 t ____ _
11 n f u r n • 11 k • n • w . "'" amllr 1t1r w/MtM tovety Sher• Poell Nwpt Bell S800/mo. 5'8-2903 S4 mo. Stepa to bMCh. Nice 1 br, CM twnllm. own be, nr newly decorae.d otc. pvt 980-7165 ~. Quiet per.on. 1385 ........ ·"15 ··2 2•97 ..._.... ..... •"--.. 1700, 3 br, 2 be. tMC E. w/ tlle (213) 870-7''"'" ""''·.., · ..... • v ....,_, -1 ,,_, _.., 2 bf', 2 bl. lrptc. all c:on-~:.:u:.::::::.· !:..::.!..:.:..::....:..:~::.:::::.....11':::'::-:-=~==7-=--::-:-I ria l ••rv avail. Frae ~ •---------2t8'A 35th SlrMI, uP•· Fem rmt• wanted. non-parking. Rtee. 131-3235
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1'45/mo. 2 br. 1 b• P•lnted I d r apH .
poollldt apt, lnory rm. 1•36/mo 2277 Maple,
carpet&. c1r..,... ~ 1't E. 8-y Stt• 10l.A_AO_E_1 _&_2_8r_. _cr_l)t_l-.1
T8l MANAOEMEHT drpe, tndry rm, ptkng,
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VERSAILLES Rmte to lflr 3 8t opt, nr
CONDO L.EASING betct\. '250/mo & f utll
831-<4000 no..,.,, 831-5588
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Thal'a ALL you pay Mo, a ~rty Sta'*Mni1 1~~AOb wc:!-;.~3 =~11'157~ ::;;~. ~:":'~ !_~ Fumac.-POQl-wattr n..t H~~~ll by Ale: hard llnor I.lo.
for. Norman MIN 557.7300 ,. ____ • --Of.._ .___.. 750-440$ or 1114"'4&4 ·--·---·-280944 t 4 yr• of~ F=~-_...;;=-iiiiiiliiiimllll '°._dfll ad ............... .,._ _.,... !!!!!!!! ,,,-----...,...---1 .. -----------Wouldn't yau rather 11a11t locel ou1t01Mre. IL ,., "'-CaMet...... Job• Aemov• Old, ,.. OfllYWALL TA.PINO Tree trtfMllng.()Man upe HANDY A.NOY It IA.CK • CPA.,,..,.,. your In-Thanl< vou. 831-4410 'lAITIW iiliiiiiii~
DAiy New cablntlt , ceblnet plao. with°"'· &411-8512 Alt Textur• & Acouetlo L.ancl~SpflMler 01!\'t ttlee r.ilretMnt • COIM tall ,.turnt? Call LOWEST RA.THI Prompt -~ Un
taclng, bare. formic• FREE UT'S tor c.m.nt ,,_ .. ,, t<.,.,, 873.1~ ,_,alt Ch4Jcll 945-51111 all hom• repalrt or ,.. for''" •t. "8·1112 nHt prolea11ona11. 16 •:. ... All Typae. FrM •1
0 couni.rtope. &42.QN1 blook l brick work. Aalph C•baltero & lone modett. At alWaye, r .... Dave'•: Moel 110•17& 0< Y'• e11p. 83t-714t L.;;;;;~·-=~~~I 115g.g3e1 Pl J cabinet• & ~try Europ .. n oreft1man. P!!trlttl Oompt, malnt, comm/ 1 ,..., ll4l.fft8 ,2<1'1' off 1111 VMr't Wiii PAINTERS NEED Pl..W.. hpttarial ltnkfl
Small Jobi & ,..,.,,.. llM-OeM ELECTRICIAN. Priced , .. 'fr• trtrnmtng & , .. Drive Hphalt Hll•Coat. travel 8'1-Dll211. WORKI 30 yr• ••P Intl ---SERVICE Fr• •tlmata &45-2003 Ctraek ftlt ''°"'· tr" """'•t• on mova1,.cl .. n·up1. FrM rMton•bi.. 1r .... ,. Sta Income Tax Speclel 110 ut. Acou•llc celling•. 2411r U y> ...,_'1111 8acfet11111 MtVloet; typ-
- -I~ or amall lobe. .. ,, 84v 4184 aft. 4;j0, 254. 81f.08.41 discount, appt needed. Uc. 3M780. Fr• •L Ouallty--*ble rat• Ing, copy, .ic F•I NIV DIECTORY eupatq ITIYI .. 'II.I ... Uo. &"821. 873-0359 JAPANESE OAPIOENER ..... ca...... ch. r y I 8118 . 3 1 e e. O•Vle Painting 842-74711 Comm'I; Spec. In , .. ,au-•1~. 7tc).Ulll
Remod./Aepalra. Lo rat•. ..... prtoee. 11634283 LIC'D ELECTRICIAN 8ptcfaltet. Main~. clMn--• --8118-1408 PAINTING: INT /EXT rant•. new or remod. Tilt OOITHOWI ............ y 04J( Dally PU04
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D•ckt pat101 fencH Qull. work·AMe. rat• Ing, trimming. Fr• •t. ROBINS CLEANING I Neal Rafe Fr .. "' TOP HAT 831-2030 ----------free Mt. St.ve 752•115se CMW Can Mt-11t12 M2-4047 s.w:. · a thorOUQh'Y7 aauaaH Gr-o· Rtrey' 648•11790 TILE INSTALLED
CHILO CARE with tow, Tom 632.607211173-7544 LAWN/GARDEN MAINT c:tean houM. 540-085 LOW RATES: bul!MM. PLUMBING REPAIR: Alt kll\dt. Gu11an\Md,
REMODELS/FACE LIFTS fenced yd,,..._, C.M. RESIO/COMM'UINO. Llc'd a n--..11* · HouMCIHnlng relleble home . auto l 111-Waler dam~ 1peclall1t Relocate water hire, ~t1. John lts-0487
Cu1tom wood patio•· MMUMI Wlldye 20 yre. Do my own work. F .......... 9' ref Own tran.P RMI · T~ Factory IMUranc. 20 yrs, rel, Int. hook up for WHher/ My eapertlH : 111 lypet, dectl• & tencea. alt gen Uo. 278041. Al 64$-8128
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hm repair. FrH .... LIC'O CHILO CARE ELECTRICIAN A NINO a MAINT. ...,. PAllTill 83t-2030 631~5Llo'd.:,:~,o.
Randy M 1--0822 Agee 2-5. Beach a Hell Lie. 233108. Small/lg• Retld/comm/11\d. Y11d IPAllU rum ..... !! ~ repair rllr'nOdet AMideu/ ..... I Aepalr-Atteratlona ., .. , 9:30-e. 842-o'TN Jobi ,..,... 54a,..5203 clean-up, tr .. tnm. c .. anlng Service. CIH· BRICKWORK: Small Jobi. 25 yrt. Lie 40304t. Int, FrH tit, reaaonable: Tret l!rrif!
t e>oor.-wfndowt...cablhe TODDLER FUNI Lunch. ' Mf.4tM7 840-1818 nlneet 18 next 10 Godff.. Newport, Coett Meta, ~~~:; ~~-llc'd. John 631-1151 lfml11 flll
Conir.ctot: 10 yra exp. Penet·pattoe-r.nott. 1neck1, actlvltlea. Fair/ M:,,!.?9'1~-L~d~~!,~ .... ,... ,,..._ M2·8809 lrvtM. ~t1. 875-3175 P•I OUlet lex s.Mcae, exp'df6J.11t 1 PlaM. parmlta, flnanclnO, Jerry ~413 Fairview, CM. 15t-2342 '3l·2"'S . 845-40tO -Very lhO<=h-Od rtfl Everything In MNOnry INT/EXT. CALL JIM. fWL"'t1o 277~. I ~a got 1 -nr'"'--""'" ,.. __ .:;;y __ r-~ llJU ..,.. ~ & o:w-'d ......... P.O. BOX I LOW RATES I 0 L Huthman 586-5743 ,,.... ,...,, .._..."" "'_.. ...._ en ....., Llc/bond•d. Low, low SHIPPING SERVICE T • conatr, repalrt big or ......... Exp'u in allliOmeTIPi!ft. 54 62-11522 wtnterprtcn. 873-53&7 r .. trlm/remov, dMn AIWJt amall. Guar. 875-a2t4 ~ Ofc, Read'I, qual TIEii Comm'llRM. 648·3018 Home & Office Cteanlng N;T2~~tlon lri~M upe, mowing. 554-7017 ----------------------1 wrk. R•f• bondblt. •••HOME REPAIR Uc'd, bon ............. d BRICKWORK -port d W&-~-c•---·--Oftvewaya, Panclng Lot Caittt ltnlce 538-2738. 636-3525 r...,..._..1,~__.. co..--" .,_ ",. Small/lg• Jobe, repelra 12 yr1 In OC 839-15118 531-t423 ---... ..__,_ 8 I ~ -.,.,....... ............ -· Etec-Plumt>-Catpentry )(lf'lt rer1. 857..oell1 L I .,. 845-85 .._., u coe . No Steam/No Shampoo C..traeten ltwal up, new lawnt. 751·3478 Small Jobe OK F .. t oca r . t2 PlllT Jtft UlfU ltflalt~la1 WE WASH WINDOWS S&8AapHt 131~1 Stain Speclalltt. F .. t ' Landacaplng-Yd Clnu MMct. Keith e4Ma72 HouMCleanlng, full °' pt/ My t l(perttH: 111 IYP"· FREE EST. INT/EXT. -F .. t . Profeaek>n81
Dan Hallberg Grading dry. Fr .... t. 639-1582 •R~~~~:60RM Tr .. trlm/rllrnOV-M:,: 20 YHrt exp. crpntry, =I ~2"!5'1:;"· l'rn tti. ., .. 1~2345.·Uc'd.~u5'!010 R.EFS. LIC. 320881 CA~~~t~i:~~G ~'Zt=.~~~ t:~ ~~ Shampoo & llNm cielln. Hornea & Sea w:... Uc. Irrigation Jim 851-0129 alee, plmbng. Everything. "" ..... ~ TEO. 714/1171-9047 36 Y'• exp. Fr .. •t.
· Color br~htenere, wilt Oealgl'I Contr. 546-1837 LAWN a YARD MA.INT. ~rat•. 841-0063. ~~1::,.:-,:::, •ma1 Papdai Neal lle4-8887/&45-3078 lt .. t LR ..... l!D!!ttl!t crptt • 1 fTiln. bleach. n-...._,1~ Ollrdtnlno/Cln.-up. Ina. JACK OF All TRADES Klttu 84 1.4g70 ·ABC MOVING· F· .... I~ lftt.,•-· J.D. Horn RttlnWI~ ...... t all contt----_..._ Hall, !Iv/din. r~ S15; avg ,.._,..,.,.., , • comm. F'r• •t. o.,,. 1193-2603 ,._,1 J_.... ..,,__ , ..... " ..,.. a 1q kl b ,,,. -·~· "'"' Babyttttlno, lif"I hour ' room S7 50• couCh s10· & reatd. L d, bonded, ..,., -en,....... H E.R Cteanl Service Quick, Careful Service. HANG NG/STRIPPI .. nt util, t. ca •, perform WO<k OV9r $200
...., VlctoflalXlnt ,..._ cnr ss. Ouar. e11m. pat Ina. F« eat, 552-11142 lll ... -Day or night. 875-3014 Ou.ilty. Hou'!/Offloe. Uc. Tt38048 552-0410 V,.._MC Scott 845-llM painting. 84~ lncludlng labor and
Coeta Mw. M2-M82 odor. ~t repair. 15 yra ..... le•trutltl Lnn-tr ... wub lnatalt You'r• the boul *A~l ..V.* :;;;;;:;::;:;ii~-----m1terla11 mutt be II·
lallHU up. Do "fOrk m~Hlf. Add'M/Aemod Pian. & Tr .. 111m/RtmoYal laally 556-8718 Best quallty. 25 yr exp. Huber Rooftng·all typae. =~i ~=':' ,c:';
Refs. 554-0123 I Bond4id In 'd Lawn malnVRC>U>tMllng DUMP JOBS -..a-I • Competitive rat... tant A.Nlgnmt. 581--8580 ~-recover-deciia
Balloon Promotlonl Unll-ws't~·~<?!!>! c,~. ~i~a510. s.tal2i1 Fr• •tlmat• ~-toe5 & Smalt Moving Job• Th~~? ,•..J2Adalb.... UC T-116,428 730. 1353 Bleck welder P•-rh•n~-Uc. •411802. 548-11734 ~.::,~ -::1~,:?:!: mlt•d: bright. beaut. _,, .,_, ..,........, U• .... UIN ••-. . Call MIKE &45-13111 .... .._...., ... ... bouquett. Same day. Trude Mount unit. Guar. No 100 too tge °' wnal: --_, 1164-117 (Ive meaeao-1 STARVING COLLEGE Ing & Removal. Qua . ROOFING REPAIRS contact Mary Grondi. at
4114-1550 ~-rel•. &45-3718 framing, decka, cori· Clfl..1199. Atf9 539-1810 HAULING·ttuderit w/lge ~ hou ctaaned STUDENTS MOVING WOf'k only. 4114-3&15 Small jobs OK. FrH (714) 55f..4088 with MY ... lerft i----------t crete, .ic. Ret1. 25 yr• Clean l.lpa/L.end9Caplng truck, tame lo rat ... Jon H~,. fr: •t Cati CO. Lie. T124-43e 11tlmet11. Call Tom or 3u•tton1. Contract0<'a ---•-11-...-.-IMI-----CARPET INSTALLATION up. Free eat. Randy H~...., TrM Trim 7511·1978 Thank you LoulM 77s'.t857 an·3PM lntuted. &41·8427 Pattr ltanal ,_c....,hu,,..,c,,..,k,,..,. S4,....,,,..2,,...-e3,,.,,,..,112...,.,........_-I Ctla~elcLlcenCtnMt· tBoerr Plda'•2a8,
111111. -•1 & REPAIRS. 30 yre exp. &42-2277 Fr .. _;;-v • WATCH US GROWi -• · • • -&45-8031 (I* 8, eft +), ? -·· &42-9907 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE ••BRYANT'S** INf....., Room 890, Santa Ana. 218 MAIN ST, H.B. Hive aometlllng to ... I Furniture, Truh, Tr... Flrid what you want In Ha111 eornethlng to ... I? Wallcoverlng Removal Don't re-roof, repair at CA 112701.
S'6-405I (213)t3-&413 ant Ade Celt &42-6878 Claulfied adt do It welt. Clualfitd Adi &42-5878 M3-54t5 NORM Dally Piiot Cluall'lldt. Clattltlld ads do It ..U. All tyi>M. 642·1343 fraction of SS 857-2890 ========
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sel5 up. 1900 ft lnduatrlel Found: Gold wedding I.I. UmD Banking OEN'l'Al ASSISTANT • 2 HELP WANTED LOM 10-29 lbt • month -/II.Ill PART TIME PIT MCJetaty. 5 hta daly,
otrlc:.. ti t01 R~ondo band, Huntington City ~h. .... -Wllfm CS.ye per wk, Coeta MtiN ...... + whli. Mll:1< & chMUng & 10< glfll, card• & coeme-1J11 ._11 25 hrt ~.General Int. ~~.•.:~2H_2u.n,.~1.ngton e.ach. Call to Identify S In 1_. & 2_.. n.-eo.ec s..-... & ., .. , GP. M2·1t10 Cellt. corp. ••ttlng up Nt'nlng S ()()().$2500 Pf ta. Exp. 1)1'9f. otc, typing, etc. Altaate .,,_,,., .... .,.._ 213/430-2813 •• "" ~-""" ··-v• mo. C.i1 536-3<Mll ~7373 Earn Htra money col· C.M 540-70'1 • TO'• 111411 loen Ml an opening fOf tel A.Mt, ROA for busy operat1on1, Orange t.ctlng tOf IM ~ ----...,..---..--
4000' eprtnlder9d & 800Cr p......u. 3112 Robt. Sattler NH/CM • Ml ttm. poeltlon. ~ Nwpt Bell R••toratlv• County area. NMd en-MALE MODELS NEEDED Enelgn Ind Coet• Meta REAL ESTATE In lnduetrlal Newport R.E. Brotcer 8d ReallOl'I tlea Include: •FHLMC/ ptacta. S..lng enthu-thutlaatlc people for 3 O< daye/wk 1a..25. Newt. Seleemen. Need 1 _.,...
B••ch. Ample power. CllCllS OF M2·2111 646-0811 FNMA Conventlonal 11 .. 11e Chllt...ici. t0< • 3 training & 1u~rvl1lon, Call "-thl ... ~9030 n.nced f9rieon 1r1 COtl\* ~ ....__ ....... .,.., ....,,, me .. , er back of tic• tuN-ttme °' part-tim., will --, ,,_ ,....,. ·-,.., 2,3/~ .... -~1 I----.. _..... _.. .... __ & "'"'b Fl.TNESS _,.. •. ...... • ·~-.., ,_ ~c1a1 ,_ ... ~, ..... --·
In Uiguna Nlguel, ~own MASSllE 11T ll, ~ LT.Y ual1t tn Secondery team. XLNT Sallf)' end train. >Ont career oppty. OFF.SHORE OIL JOBS •....... ..tat• f0< a ll.ICCIMful a
VI/Wt Parkway, apptox. 23% yi.td, $75,000 11t Martl•t. Mortgaoe ti.Ilk· beneftte. 631-2480 Call Mr/ Mre. L.anard, -INSTDUCTORS No Experience necea-• Priln growing firm.·
1844 eq. ft. &4M2f 5• 2112 HARBOR BLVD TO on 1180,000 ready· Ing ax~ required. Dental Seer,.. .. _ IOf ...._1 850-24113. II\ ; Hry. U.S. & over1 .. 1. Conatant adult tupervl· 8-t WOtklng condltlonl
In I -·ft• .......... ,.__ COSTA MESA v'o-1.bwullddohwllnlttoopw.nSpL~·. c,1~ l7luL '1!.d1• sh... 8ct1 Aett~~ .._;;~. -Hop--Cl-t.v.·-.-c-...,,.,..---now-(I F I ) /t F 0 r 0 Ire c t 0 r y alon of all minor•. In Newport Beach .._...-·--.,...,_,, •••·•••a " ,... ...,... ..., ,..._, --v t•• t ' , 1-312-741-8170 Ext 0-13 CIRCULATION DEPT. 7t4/&4&-5051 VI/Wt Perluny, anrvox. ..-.. auoi. from Elytian PArk SHklng enthutlHtlc taking •.pptlcatton1 f0< f I 0 .... L
1144 eq. n. ~-Open 24 hrs. on Part< Or 15% Int 3 a. Own Bota, PIT. Floww tum m•mber tor 3 counter, fluff 'n fold, cM--tr • • lfl• ens.I M... c.11 631-8120 REAL ESTATE 1 IAYI & WEii yre, H2,500 takea ·It. dellY9ry ~ member front offlc•. llvety drtv.r & pr .. -. , r • 1 r I.. 111 t NO EXPERIENCE WUTU ••• •MWlllT .... ATTRACTIVE (714) 240-8123 evea 157 O.ntal Experience , .. tor hand flnlltl. 4~ II I I '9 NECESSARY PAIT Tm 5 good rut utet•
Prtma 1oc. 1000 att S3e0. MASSEUSSES (7141 493-1153 0r (81111 BoolckMPer sic. Seer• ~mix;~~ "s'•.11:--Hott ... type C>pt)Ortuntty. ' JI •• ••• • Many potltlonl ~. mt/WDllm agent•. c111 Deirdre
15311 M 0 n r 0 v I •. TO SERVE YOU 729-304e. ttity, •xper'd, rnuat type 63t-'2490 y. Mutt b• •ttraCtlH , .... .......... ~ ~~~~·. ~-:!8~~ Make extra SS helplng 97g...5370
558--7211 WIDOW HAS us for 50 WPM, 10 k•Y by ·young. ~ tn. puOltc, llfrltt•• 1 ltreu tory youth carrl«• promote
1800 eq ft. with front of. Lml I w.n T.D'a, 110,000 up. No toueh. 559-1152 1111'1L ISS'Y po11lbl• travel, mutt their own eatebllthtd \( >ll / 1//:'J(
ftca, lar1" ,_,. dr1w In MODELS/ESCORTS credit c:t'otc*, no penalty. BookkMper tor rapidly Stwp, nper'd Chalrtlct. type & have geMral of· I• I 11 t. t If ORDER DESK & gen. ofc routH. Mtture, outgo-
do«. 1775 Whittler St. OUTCALL 24 HOURS Call oenleon Anoe. growing Co. eatlatant to Join our nc. eklllt. Catt A.newer lltl.hl. 1 _.. .-.. procedurH. Wet tult Ing, attractive parental --------'I , ' '• ' '" '·
1 5 1 5 I rn o . 0 a y 1 eef.020] 873-73t 1 64$-0264 tMm. Friendly & outgo-Ad 745. &42-4300 24 hra. 'P Mr5..... Mfg. Hav• lmmed full type pereon. p1tMe call
5 4 0 -113 5 2, Ev•• Ing pereonallty. Cell tor H 1 d d 0 I I P , , time opening for lndlvl-2-5PM. M-f . &4e-7021. 11 .. Tlllllt/lll'Y
'46-oee1 Pr1Yate partlee have tunde Bookkeeper • Conatrvc-lntetY!tw 5't.6588 oueec Hnere nM • ' ll'*/111 lJ•l dual. Typing 55 wpm. Frorit office qual~t to purChl9t good TO'•. tlon, full charge book-an · good pay, good hrs. Cell ,. • • pten'I voice & able 10 PIHi' Ar-. 196tphonee, t CllCIS OF Btlr 81tn56-0318 k-r w/conttructton --• --Robbi•• Rag Mop, ________ h ...... h ••••m .. ::::.:...,.__. .__ r_..._ E -·--546-0757 'llllDI ... an.,.. P onet a muat. -typing. Poeelble advance ............
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.ASSA.E 1 Re-1 ,_ .,_...,. __ "'" _,. xp•r or trainee can Sal plut benefit•. For Young co. Mekt lndM-to nee MCJetary. New· ~ w:" ~-a..a-ti.I builder. PteaM tend make IM15/hr starting ... 1el1111n/~'4 ~~If •• ,,..'~-~a ~.. llC>Pt. &42-11112 dual to wrtt. and~ P0<1 Beach lnveatment 7111 NO. HAR80R BLVD ·-..... -reaum• with ealary re-P•Y· Full and PIT potl-Realdentlal WO.... eed .._ 8-....... •• p ..... ..._ T' ......... ,....,,_,c p firm 720-1047 ""'UERT......, q·-'-"" to a .. "'1071 "' ......,,... 0< van __ .. _...,.. ac,.•glng, tpeclal pro· "" .. .,..., """' • . · .-u "" Brownat~ Flnendal. _.,,_,,. ...., '" · tlor11 avallabl• In our car. Lv mag 631-8222. ---·· .,.., _.,..., i-ct ao di 11134 Min 2 yre
,_ Mar1ln Prof. Cc»-
tuftant. 120 hr. Strictly cont. 945 8443
.l ... 112 Mr. J. Edwerd Sdafanl Dally Piiot, P.O. Box publlcatlona. Call work";J with t~. • 61.8'fl,..°'!Y· Pr----~· .:.. ... '"exp. UllPT/lnUL.llLD
(7 1 .. .,. C~ta M•u Ca "'37 2 Call r. Rountr•• at .. 57-<.Mf .,., .,u, C080L F··• & Pl p--. ........ Open 24 hra 141 Mt-4800 _._, -• . " • 880, Ext 3 KING HOUSEKEEPER/CHILO Cell -t. ,_._ out·
112e2e t• suPERv1S10N Pen1n Pt. 548-7058 btwn t1AM' rmnm na 1-1 . · • 1 d • • • 1 • • w '
100 OWi :I: paop1e to
loee 10-30 • by f'MI•. ... for Ella. &46-2413
l '1'!! .. t WllllVE .~~".ooe:i2~d J. ?rp• t . C~IEnltR,•poet& ~ .. avhlllral.. IAll DJU ••-Balboa hom•. tchl age 3PM wMk dayt. Wentad adultt ovw 22 P/T cuhler for parking c o m m I I I I o n .
,.,.........,, .,.,.. ...... iu -chlldr•n. Mon-Fri, ltll.l1m who enjoy wonclog wtth tadlty. 714/860-2086
MASSEUSSES 8Mdl Pfoe>er!Y. In ~ Fuhlon l•l•nd ~•tall Have • T~ l*'IY at 1111.M-&PM. C. a muat youth. Mutt be well 875-2780
TO SERVE YOU lion a 2°'41 dltcount. Cal ttore. Eaper ne~. your home. For detall9, Call aft 8 wkdy1 or !!.:,o~~t9g' ..!!.:.': groomed, peraonable, a r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iJA•'taur.,,t
Sell 'tf'AJI hQfM youraeff, 87~ EOE. 144..S070 • call LynM 805-2 '20· Wltlnde 873-7843 ••P« MC. Pr.;;' OY9f poettlve motJvalor. Statt To Place your ..
all Information, •HY N.B. Doctor need• $80K COLLECTION, P/tlme, Exper Ml-time Exec Sa-18, have car and able to •I S75 per week. Cell "Fast R esult" Dinner houH experl-
•t•p·by-atep lnttruc-Pl'1Y entwtenntnt MCUnMI try 2nd. T.O. on wanted maiur. ~ cretwy, w/Jdnt typing & llSllAm start lrnmad. Sa&ery uoo 2-Spm, Mfl..7021 (alt f0< Service Directory ~. Nett and Mature
tlont. 20 .:ao• report. THE LAST HURRAH prime N.B. home. oft« Ible ~Pl• for P/tlme SH •klll•. Mutt b• • Comm«cfal Pfoperly & m 0 I f q u •• If •• d . _snarr __ on...;.). ___ __,._ ONLYI Apply "' peraon,
Sefld •· to Ste 254. 738-8535 5~538 ~74a~·~~ 5 yurt. I teltphonil work, ~rt. =:':"n:.: ::.=~ cHualty a11l1tant. Ex· 882-5828 rad• your old •tuft· for ad .... Call Now ~~I~~ ::fo~a~ ~.5.:e:."boa Blvd., COEDS-Would love to llHlbl• hra. RetlrHt Salary negotlab+.. Call ~=·~~More famlttaa .,, ~Ung n•w goodlu with • 642·5671 San ci.m.nte. (Acrou
--PSY--,.-.. IC-.... -.-, ,..-.. -pwty w/you. Cell Sue or ~·~ ~31nfo Kelly 644-2507 typing. Excellent '*-the cam""-.......... ttlft Clutlflld ad. &42-5878 lat. JJJ from General H~at)
"" "~ Kathy anytime. (2t3) .. -'===t .._ -r. --· .. , PM.1---------• ,..."' ..... -======::::;::..!.!::::::::=:::::=~======:;---Allo Aeadlngl, ~ 8 3 4 . 4 5 7 1 , ( 7 14) ~ llS3--11254, EOE •FASHION COUNSELOR fttt. Jamee lnturwlct, Ir-year. If you have a .. ~~ ary H•lu 5V-7186 •t1 Wu... HM ITllJlllTlll ~""&!.~~.Jfi ;~~~g~o~1kq~:1u~;P~ :r.'.!.~··,:~ I I
**LADIES ONLY•* AOMIN1STRATIVE Ex~r or tralnfft can or 730.9080 Empl. CIUlln.d Ad. , JOO' •y15 CROSSWORD PlJZZI f Led I,.... SIM MOOEU'ESCORT AS&STANT maike S7420/tw lt#tlng1---,.------" ---=====-==ii Magnum I<><* alike N•wpor1 Sch Financial pay. AN tradet .,,..able •FASHION COUNSELOR
631-e218 Services Firm requlr.. In our pubtlic:9ttona. call S12/hr, PIT, Ladlea Ap-fUUr11•• "'f
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**COUPLE•• 1trong Admln/Exec 537·28'0, Ext. 3 KING paret ~ 730-9080 •••lij Ill I j y_, ettr. wttl model Sect'y badtgrourtd. Xlnt i. or 731-43-C7
-' tkltla, Shottl\and I mutt. -I aey U. Alf •• r1 63t-$288 fHt Pte•d, d .. dlln•· COSMETOLOGIST & r--. -•n -u,Jf#ill/
L•dl .. : Attr wht/m 411 Oriented ioo. Nofl..lmkr. ~~~ • ..!~ ~ "Good P•Y· P,0ubl~tlon
..-. daytime atfalf, di-C&ll 563-0IMO ~ &;;;.;;;;' ..... rm Mede ctie.ful
ecr••t. no atrlng 1 AIDE for lnvtld 8 hra wt! • peopl• to work on
838 4851 ta.as hr. Cal MB. PtcNt COUNTER help tor dcnlt t:':.!'n'.":1:C:1!:
ATTORNEY'S HOTLINE: 136-7207 IN>p, CM .... F Of p OHh bOnUHI. Hunt. ~~~~~~~~I 502·8 , Hx off•n•u. ~~1"2/ 411 ·17113 ; ecn.
1500 REWARD: Lott drvge, accicMnta, 24hf Apt Manegll" COUpflt w/ (114)114-Hll P ....
Small btedl ......, neuter Jal ,..._.._ 4-.&290 •xi>«tence for 97 unit Couple .Wed to manage•----------..._, OMden apt Coata...... • Pf99ttglout 15 unit hO-General HOUHCIHnlng ~~/ ~d~ A=·n 4~~=t:r,:: S*'-Y + ~ + apt. tei In Npt 8d\. 8alaty + Serllc~ ~ lodo~lng ,fo1r1 mbL "Moppy''. 561-1304 re.rt huaband Box 5209 842~7 wk Apt. Send coo..,.._ ,.. mot va • a u 11, 11
callact ~ Mboe llland. CA ll28tt2 tum• to "Hotel", St• 11n~. M/F, 8-2, S4 per hr °' · ASSEMBlEA tor eMe-105, 2005 Weat 8albM during training, trant
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hulflua, wtit on ~ & S.nl •aa~ oompieny, -enoe JW.,. 11574431. ._. wtlt tip of tall w to 1111 -.. training nee. hnefllt. CRUISe SHIP JOBS ...., • Cell 9-4. ~2483 Alt Occupetlona 0 R 0 C E R Y ST 0 A E 8 It at ta . R • w a rd I TO FINO OVT HOW YOU ' AvaAabta CASHIEA • QPeJ'd hra
175-1431 MAY QUALIFY FOR .. ..,.... Gt'Mt lnoom. opponun-11:30AM-l:OOPM. Long
FOUND: Femat• Wtllt• FREE CHIROPRACTIC 8tft9'a ~ le loc*· I t y . F o r I n f o , Bc:tt, (213) 424-7578 ~ mbt q , Nwpt CARE. CAU. OR. K(JT'H lnO for ..-p., molMUd 3t2198&-4347 Ext C-70 ......... . --. M2-et00 AT THE Md c:Mal'I cut lndMduall fee for oir.ctory .... ~ .. '* P•-for auto d•talllng. _..IL_ with following for n-
Loat 2 •• Sll•ltl•• U1-nt1 131.-00 -· -.. ~ Mlof\ 1n Newpott (~ Colttea), vie NEWPORT eEACH ten. R.,,t or commle-w .. tollff UH. NB. *Lllal ......, What I Wonderful Wortd Are you looking tor a Mon. Joyce 141-tt7a Mao4121 ot at tllU. .... of Shopping, right at .... -"--!~ .... ~-lo:: In bualn .. a, marriage, _ _.....,... --Hw Salon Half s:c: '-· ---.::J ttt••• problem• •tc .,out llllOW!lpe ~ portunltY7 • _.. • • ..._ • .._. ___ .._,, "~· Diana ••1.94'1• Of. Dally Piiot CllHlfled lnO for . fl'llndly, tMtur•, ~"~I ~-~13 =·-=~ ':: Mao '31-IM4 "" Ada. To place yoAX ed, .,,......_ raoepttoiMlt t--.....-'-· ....., __ v_•----Pter So. Lllll#le. "etom" c.11 &42...&e71 and let a wttti ..... _.... .. to WANT .. ,....,.....,
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Airport
fighters
• vie at
foruDl
Opponents of airport
expanaion went through a .
familiar litany of ob~tiorus to
adding flighta at John Wayne
Airport during a public forum
last night hosted by county.
authorities.
The hearing, which attracted
noise-bombarded residents of
Santa Ana Heighta and Newport
Beach, Ls a first ste~ in Orange
County governments latest run
at planning the future of the
airport.
Alternatives being considered
range from shutting the airport
to opening it to virtually
unlimited daily takeoffs.
Members of the county'•
planning, airport and airport
land use commissions listened to
testimony.
Newport Councilman Phil
Maurer reminded commisaionera
that the city, located under the
takeoff pattern, does not
advocate reducin g daily
dep&Oures md. ~ noj_ oppoee _
improvements at John Wayne.
What the city is pushing for,
Maurer said, is consideration of
an altfrnative airport site to
serve the county's growing need
for air transportation. He said the
city would be wllling to help
finance the study.
"Creeping, incremental
expansion of the airport is what
the aty Council fears most," he
added.
The Airport Working Group of
Orange County, a six-month-old
o rganization represe nting
homeowners and businesses,
mostly in Newport, formally
outlined ita suggested plan.
The group has asked the
county to consider seeking
temporary use of El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station for commercial
filghts while a new airport atte la
sought.
Barbara Liebman, leader of
the organization, said the group
will not tolerate more than the
current 41 daily departurea.
Pro-airport groupi are asking for
at least 55 daily takeoffs.
Co u ple saved
a fter boat
• ca psizes
By STEVE MITCHELL Miiie D8llJ NM....,
One thing Nick Papac will say
about the Orange County
Sberiffa Harbor J>atrol.
They're quick.
Papac was barreling along in
his 22-year-old cabin cruiaer off
Laguna Beach yesterday when
his girlfriend, Deanna Albrecht,
looked into th.e cabin and let out
a acream.
"I couldn't believe it," aaid
Papac, a 30-year-old hospital
X -ray technician. '1"he cabin waa
full of water and more was
gushing in."
Papac, who lives in Corona del
Mar, said he had jwt enough
time to radio for help, grab up a
couple of life preaervers and
jump in the water before the
aging ve.el partially aubmeraed.
"I got a Mayday off on
Channel 16, and the Harbor
Patrol came right back asking my
location," the skipper said.
The couple were in the water
about a half mile off Main Beach
Park for 10 to 15 minutes when
they apotted the rescue boat,
Pa~laid. ·~y reaDy move when they
(See RESCUE, Pase .U)
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Horn-honking crowds meet schooner
By ALMON LOCKABEY Mttie D811J NM St.ff
The 90-foot schooner Pride of
Baltimore nudged its stately bow
into Newport Harbor today to be
greeted by doz.ens of yachts on
t he second U.S .. stop of her
historic voyage from I ts home
port of Baltimore.
The Pride arrived at Newport
Beach after a alow, windless
cru.iae from San Diego, the first
Artist's son
bas d ate with
royal couple
By ROB~RT BARKER «tMo.-, .... awr
Dean Beaumont doesn't expect
any trouble at all in getting to see
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince
Philip of Britain.
While the multitudes have
been trying -and falling -to
see the royal pair, Beaumont has
an official invitation from
Buckingham Palace to do just
that.
Beaumont and hia wife Carol.
who live in Tultln, and mother
Dorothy of Laguna Niguel will
board the HM\' Britannia about
5 p.m. Sunday at the Long Beech
Naval Shipyard during the royal
couple'• California visit.
Of course, the Beaumont•
have 10mething going for them.
Beaumont la the I01'\ of ArthW'
(See ROY AL, Pase .U)
U.S . Pacific port viaited on a
17,000-mile "goodwill voyage."
The Pride waa greeted aouth of
the jetty entrance b y
h orn-tooting veaaels from
Newport Beach, including the
70-foot Baltimore clipper, Swift
of Ipswich. with about 30
yachtsmen aboard .
Swift, a 20-foot shorter version
of Pride, made its home In
Newport Beach for about 15
years. It belied pre-voyage press
releases from Baltimore officialJ
who said Pride was the first
Baltimore clipper to transit the
Panama Canal and sail in Pacific
waters for'more than 100 years.
Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn
Hart and other officials from the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce greeted Capt. Armin
Elsaesser and his 12-membe r
(See PRIDE, Page AZ)
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HunliQllOa Beach
and Eetaneta roll
into the CIF
bll1kelball
quarterflaal1 after
poedag •letona oa •
the l'08d Ju t •lch•·
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ClllT 1111111
Judge halts
practice of·
I
Mesa dentist-
By JEFF ADLER
and JODI CADENHEAD Of .. .,..,,.. .....
An Orange County Superior
Court judge barred Dr. Tony
Protopappas today from
practicing dentistry or
administering general anesthesia.
In granting the s1ate'a request
for a temporary restra.lning order
against the C.O.ta Mesa den\iat,
Judge Robert Knox said the
court believed the "draatlc
action" was warranted.
A temporary restraining order
will be in effect for at least 15
days until a full hearing on the
state's motion to bat' Protopappas
from practicing can be heard.
That hearing waa eet for March
10.
In the meantime, the state
plans to proceed with efforts to
-bri'lg Proto,pappaa... before the
state Dental Board 'to ha._.e hi.a
license revoked.
In arguing in favor of the
temporary order, Deputy
Attorney General Alan Mangles
said Protopappas' methods "were
an extreme departure from
acc epted practice and
demonstrated lack of
knowledge."
Following the bearing,
Mangles said he believed the
Dr. Tony Protopappaa
court order wlll now aerve to
protect the people of California.
He said that to have any
deaths occurring in a dental
office was an extraordinary
circumstance. Three people died
following dental aurgery in
Protopappas' Costa Mesa office.
The dentist'• attorney, Robert
Coviello, said he doesn't believe
the court's order waa fair but he
aald Protopappas still has an
office to run and was not barred
(See DENTIST, Pa1e .U)
Huge cocaine haul
seized by HB cops
Huntington Beach police have
arrested two men and seiz.ed aix
pounda of high-grade cocaine
with an estimated street value of
$1 mlllion, a police narcotics
spokesman said.
The bust yesterday was the
second largest cocaine seiz\lre
made In Huntington Beach ,
police said.
Arrested on suspicion of
possessing cocaine for sale were
lierberto Purta Machado, 21, a
Huntington Beach resident, and
John Joiro Vargas, 18, of Miami,
Fla. The two remained in
Huntington Beach aty Jail early
today in lieu of •250,000 ball
Police said both men are
dtizens of Colombia.
The arreata were made at 1:25
p .m . yesterday at a borne near
the Intersection of Beach
Boulevard and Taylor Drive. The
h o uae belonged to an
acquaintance of the two suapecta.
The narcotics spokesman uld
of f 1 c er s I a u·n ch e d an
investigation after receivina a
telephone tip. The two men
offered no reahtance and
poaseased no weapona, police
said.
Ex-NB mayo r
appointed to
coast panel
By STEVE MARBLE
M .. D111r NM....,
Fonner Newport Beech Mayor
Don Mcinnis, who opposed
creation of the 1tate Coaatal
Cornmisaion and once urged the
city to aue the ~te board, hu
been named to the powerful
12-member panel
I Mclnnfa, 62, is only the MICOftd
Orange County realdent to be
appointed to the panel lince its
creation in 1972, according to
commillion offidala.
Judy Roaener, a Newport
resident, served under former
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Othel'
Oranp County residents have
lerwd • altemata.
The two-term mayor WM one
of four people named to t h e
(See OOA.ST, P ... il)
COAST PAN~L ...
commlulon yesterday by Gov.
George Deukmejian. ~clnnia, an
aerospace executive, replace,.
Anthony L . Ramal of Oakland.
A lonatime critic of the Couw
Commlalon, Mcinnis generally
hu presented himself as being
pro -development. Aa a
councilman ln Newport Beach,
he once charsed that the
Don MClnnis
joins coast panel
comrnlulon Will trying to
"uaurp" local authority
Lut fall, Mclnnl.a headed up a
•upport group for a large and
con troyeraial development
project In Newport. The project
-the 70-acre Banning Ranch -
ls expected to come before the'
commission for approval thia
year.
Mclnnia ls a vice president of
the Northrop Corp. and
president of a subsidiary of the
corporation. He served aa a
councilman from 1968 to 1980.
Mclnnis. who is on a business
trip, could not be reached for
comment today.
"I think he 'll make an
excellent commissione r ," said
Newport Councilwoman Jack ie
Heather. "He understands local
government and he understanda
how local government has been
at the mercy of the Coastal
Commission staff."
H eather also was in the
running for a commiMion post.
She said she withdrew her name
when it became clear she'd be
forced to quit the council.
Huntington Beach real estate
broke r and former planning
commissioner Roger Slates also
was considered for the post.
'PRIDE' IN NEWPORT. • •
crew as Pride was berthed at the
Sea Scout Base on Pacific Coast
Highway.
Pride will be docked at the
base until Monday and will
be open for free public tours
Saturday and Sunday from noon
to 0 p.m. each day. The next stop
will be Loa Angeles Harbor,
w here the ship will be on display
from March 1-18.
After Los Angeles the Pride
will continue its West Coast
cru ise to British Columbia.
There are stops planned in
M onterey, San Franc isco.
Oakland , Sausalito, Eureka,
Portland, Seattle and Victoria
B.C.
P ride of Baltimore is an
authentic re-creation of the
sleek. speedy vessels that made
Baltimore famous as a
shipbuildi~ port. It was built by
the International Wate rcraft
Society for the city of Baltimore
in 1976.
Since launching, th~ vessel has
sailed more than 100,000 miles
a long the Great Lakes, the
Atlantic coast , the Gulf of
Mexico. and the Caribbean.
Vital statistics of the Pride are
89 feet, 9 inches on deck; 136 feet
bowsprit to boomkin, 76 feet, 9
inches waterline; 23 feet
maximum beam; 9 feet, 9 inches
draft; 121 long tons displacement;
95 f eet waterline to top
masthead, with a sail area of
9,523 square feet.
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Dean Beaumont shows one of the nautical
pa intings d on e by his father . He'll present
o ne to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip .
ROYAL VISIT
From Page A1
Beaumont, the former naval
artist.
And Prince Philip, he said ,
would like one of his father's
paintings.
Beaumont just happened to
have an approp~iate one handy,
hanging in the Los Angeles
Maritime Museum in San Pedro.
It was a painting of the USS
England that his father did in
1966.
The ship w as named after
John Charles England, an ensign
in the U.S. Navy who was killed
at Pearl Harbor.
But Beaumont thought it
would flt in nicely because of its
• • •
name. And he and his family will
present It to Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip on board the
Britannia.
BeaumonJ, who says he is
trying to establish a marlfime
museum in Newport Beach, said
Sunday's visit "will be the
ultimate."
But he really doesn't give the
impression of being starstruck.
"I was in the maritime service
in World War Il and the prince
was on destroyers and frigates in
the Royal Navy.
"Our ships crossed several
times. Being a fe llow sailor
should make it easy."
DENTIST ACCUSED , TERMED 'DANGEROUS' • • •
from running the bust,less side of
his dental practice.
The attorney also said his
client has administered general
anesthesia to approximately
14,000 patients and none had to
be hospitalized.
The te mpor ary restraming
order prevents Protopappas from
practicing dentistry directly or
indirectly or administering -
directly or indirectly -a ny
general anesthetic. However, the
order does not bar him physically
from his office.
Authorities are investigating
the deaths of Minna Kim
Andreassen, 23, of Huntington
Beach, who died Sept. 20;
Cathryn Jones, 31, of Costa Mesa.
who died Feb. 13; and Patricia
Craven, 13, of Sacramento, who
died Feb. 19.
Docull\f!nts filed in court
yesterday include an interview
by Costa Mesa police detectives
Michael Millington and Clyde
Foreman with Protopappas. In
that int erview, the dentist
alleged that two of the patie!'lts
who underwent treatment at tus
office wanted to commit auicide,
acoording to the docwnenw.
During an interview at his
office at 534 W . 19th St.,
Protopappas told deiectivea that
Andreassen was ''a auiclde" and
that he had told her mother
"there was a good poaibility that
she would not walk out of his
office alive."
Protopappas told the detectives
that Jones had come to his office
to commit suicide. He reportedly
told detectives he wu at a loss to
explain the death of Craven,
whom he described aa "healthy.''
In the death of Andreauen.
court documen ts allege the
dentist treated the woman, who
had a history of kidney problema,
against the advice of her
phyaidan. Dr. Tyler Upham.
Paramedics were not called for
20 minutes after Andreasse n
stopped breathing and
authorities said there was not
adequat e emergency
resuacltation equipment in the
office to revive her, according to
the Attorney General's office.
ShOwers, breezy Jonea, who bad a . pituitary
tumor removed last year, went
Into Protopappas' office Feb. 11
to have her teeth removed. She
waa given nine drugs and went
into cardiac arrest an hour and a
half after undergoing treatment.
court documents say.
·coa s ta l
Occaalon•I r•ln •nd l>rff~
ton1Qh1 wl1tl owmlQhl IOw9 1n the
mld·501. Ch•nce of rein thlt
•ft•rnoon 20 percent end 70
perc•nt tonight. D•creaalng ~ •-row, but l>feay
Altd cooler. Hight tomorrow In the
mid· to upper &01. Ch•nce of
"'°'"'9 decrMlina to 30 peroenl
durtng tomorrow llftemoon.
El•••h•r•, from Point Conception to the MeJtlC•n
bordef Mid OU1 90 ml ... : Wind
IOUt"-C 10 to 20 knot• tonlgllt, lhlftlng to northwMt tomotrow
over outer weter1. Combined
-I to 14 feel tonlgtlt. ~ Inner weter•: Wlr1d becoming
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..... 1nc1.-og to 5 10 I !eel
tonlgM. Occe1lon1I r•ln 1pre1dlng 1outh tonight.
O.C._.ig .,_.. tomorrow.
lee! end 8Clltllfed .,_, In ,,,.
deMrt tonight *1th deereaalng
.,_..In .. •-tomorrow. localy wlnOy conditions --expected tn<ougll tomorrow. the
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A 70 ~rcent Ch•nce of rein
end • IOw ,_ 5 7 -• ellpected tonight In Loe Angelee A high
neu 87, breezy •••tiler •nd
decre11lng ellower e were
predk:ted lor tomorrow
In the _. .. end lnterrn.dlat•
Yelteyt. • IOw tonight o4 53 end •
hlgll tomorrow ol se wltll
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period were eJtpected t>y th•
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Prwdplt.uon In the mounllllne
... ekpKted, wltll Intermittent
relo be4ow 1,000 .... end -above thet level to!\lgllt and
1_..-ow with wind• up 10 30
mph. A IOW lonlgh1 In IN 30I end
a Ngtl lomorrOW In the 40e -· lllAO predicted.
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NbuqUWQUe 82 33
Nner1lo eo 3e
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Atlenta eo 48
Atlllntle City 50 ..
Auetln '2 41
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8llllngt 51 39
8lrmlnghem SI 49
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8oltOn 42 33
ltownevtlle 7' N
Buttelo 47 38
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Cher1eston. 8.C. 81 ...
Ctwle9ton. w. v ee ...
OMrtotte, N.O. .. 57
~.,. S1 31
CMcli80 41 G3
ClnOIMl(I .. 47
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OOluPllbue .. 41
~WOf1h eo 41 = .. 42
54 30
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El Puo
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Hertford
Helena
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St Ste Merie 32 29
9Mtlte 82 52 Sht:1.:! 12 47
Sloull .... 41S 2t
Spok-&3 38
Syi-ecwe 45 3t
Toplk• 58 35
TUC90n 15 41
Tulle 81 45
WuhlngtOll 13 40
Wldlft• 57 33
CAU'OMM
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F'reeno ... ...
LMOlllW 10 42
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Red 8luff 87 u
Redwood City 85 61
lecferNAIO H 58
SallllM 71 u ..,, '*00 73 IO ,.,, ,,ancteco .. M
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Paramedics responding to an
emergency call from the dental
office said there was no card.lac
monitoring equipment or
reauacltatlve eqwpment other
than an oxygen tank will)6ut
ventilation, the pap_en say.
Craven, accoroang to court
documenw, waa given a total of
11 drugs. and one of them was
four times the recommended
dosage.
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Ex-cultist tells
Krishna coercion
BY ITEVE TRIPOU ..... ..., .........
A former Hare Kriahna temple
prtlklent lnaiai.d Robin George'•
p aren t• were .. dernona" an d
ur~ her to lelve home ln 1974, Uw Cyptt11 woman hu t.etUfled. Jtobtn, who ii now 23, and her
mother Marcia, are 1uln1 the
Hare Krilhna movernen\ for $16
million. They c l aim t.he
the n -t een ager WAI tahely
lmp rl1oned and the family
1utfered emotional di1tro11,
includtna th e death of Robin'•
father.
Takln1 the atand in Orana•
County Superior Court tor the
firet time yesterday, Rob in
George aa.ld the allep(I coercion
began shortly after ahe and a
friend ataned vialUng a Krlahna
temple ln Lacuna Beach.
During one of thoee vis1w, ahe
tesUfled. then-temple presldent
Roy Chrlatopher Richard W'pd
Robin and her friend to run
aw•y from their homa.
Robin aaid Rich.rd aald he
could hide the airlt where their
pannw would never find them.
She a.190 tetUfled th.at Richard
aaked them both if their parenw
earned enough money to hire
det«tlvee to track them.
According to George, Richard
told them they could not be
sincere Kriahna devotees lf they
lived away from a temple and
with p eople who e at meat.
Kr is hna dev o tees are
vegetarians.
She said Richard told them,
"YoW' parenw are demons, and
they're going to pull you away
from Krishna (the name of God
in the movement).
"He kept atre98ing that we had
to leave home and -join," she
testified. Her testimony waa to
continue today.
Richard Gavotto,
PR eXecutive, dies
Richard C. Gavotto, ):>relldent
of his own public relations firm
and an instructor ln pub lic
relations at several Orange
County colleges and univeraltles,
is dead at the age of 48.
Gavotto, a long-time Costa
Meaa resident, died Monday
evening in Playa del Rey of an
apparent heart attack.
Mau will be aaid at St.
Patrick's Catholic Church, 3585
30th St., San Diego, SaturdAy at
10 a.m. by his brother,.the Rev.
Robert W. GavottO.
Gavotto atten ded St.
Augu5tine High School ln San
Dl~go, graduating in 1953. He
received his bachelor'• degree in
business admini.atration at the
University of Santa Clara four
years later.
In 1960, he rec eived his
master'• degree In journalism
from UCLA.
He opened his own public
rel~tiona firm in Anaheim in
1970.
Gavotto had been teaching
recently at Cal State Fullerton,
and also taught public relations
at UC Irvine, Golden West
College and Saddlebac k
Community College'• north
campus in Irvine.
He was a long-time member of
RESCUE.
From Page A1
have to," he said.
• •
Papac said he's not sure what
cau•ed the Revel Craft he's
owrled for the last 10 years lo
sink.
"I might have hit aomething,
or maybe the hull just gave
way," he said. "All I know is, she
went down in eight minutes."
The Harbor Patrol towed the
submerged 24-foot cabin cruiser
to Newport Beach, where Pa~
was going to Inspect It this
morning.
"There's really not much to
salvage," he said.
The really bad news, Papac
aaid, is the boat waa not insured.
"I probably could have gotten
$5.000 for it," he said of the
wood-hulled craft.
As for the future, Papac said
he's taking sailing leaons and
might lnvest in a sailboat.
"A new one with a flberglue
bot tom," he laughed.
the Orange County Press Club,
Sigma Delta Chi, the Society of
Professional Journalists , t he
Orange County chapter of the
Public Relations Society, and
past president of UCI's Frienda of
the Library.
He is survived by his parents,
Carl B. and Mary Gavotto, both
of San Die go and brothers
Edward ~d Robert, also of San
Diego.
Burial will be at Holy Cross
Cemetery in San Diego.
His family baa requested
donations be made" to the UCI
Friends of the Library, P .O. &x
19557, Irvine, 92713.
·Jurors view
confession in
Viejo slaying
Jurors in t b e de c ap-
itation -murder trial of
Cody Leo Schreiber have viewed
videotapes in which ~hreiber
confesses to killing his roommate
at their Mission Viejo home last
October.
It was the second time t h e
tapes had been shown in court.
They originally were viewed in
November durin~ Schreiber's
preliminary h earing In South
Orange Municipal Court.
The superior court jury, which
had viewed (Ive hours of tapes
prior to yesterday in which
Schreiber denied any role in the
slaying, watched him recant the
denial In the latest tapes.
"I Lied about the whole damn
thing. I did kill him." Sch.relber
told sheriff's investigator James
Sidebotham. Speaking of the
killing and a prior confrontation
with another man, Schreiber
said , "I have never start~d a
situation. U a guy starts on me .I
make sure I finish it, and that'a
the way it's always been."
Schreiber t h en t old
Sidebotham t hat he severed
roommate Dennis Schubert's
head after killing him beca1.11e a
hastily dug backyard grave was
not large enough to accommodate
the entire body.
"I 'll just put it in b lunt
language -I decapitated him,"
Schreiber said on tape. He Mid
he uaed a serrated boning knife
he had won.
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NATION
Chicago could join other
cities with black mayors
'
By Tile A11oelated Pre11
Ch1c:qo would become the largest U.S. city run by a black
mayor lf llarold Walhinglon wins the April 12 aeneral election
apinat Republican Bernard Epton.
Wuh.in$(ton a two-term congn.wman, defeatf(t lncwn.bent
Mayor Jane Byrne and Richard M. Daley in yellerday'a
Democratic primary. No Republican baa been elected mayor of
Ch.lcago ln the last 50 yea.rs. (Complete elecUon atory on Page
E6).
There are 25 black mayors ln clUe. over 30,000 population,
according to the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Social Security plan moves on
WASHINGTON -A $165 billion Social Security reecue
plan cleared its first congreaaional hurdle as a Houae
aubcommittee tentatively agreed on a package that includes
lncreued payroll taxe. and deferred coet-of:Uvtng hikes. In
addition, the plan includes a levy on retirees' benefit.a and
mandatory coverage for new federal employees.
Libya assassination plot charged
UNITED NATIONS -U .S . Ambassador J eane 1.
Kirkpatrick accused Libya of plotting to kill American
diplomats in the Middle F.ast and at least one European capital,
as well as the prime minister of a neighboring African oountry.
She refused to elaborate on the allegations she made yesterday
in an address to the 15-nation Security Council.
Askew launches 'dark-horse' bid
WASHINGTON -Fonner Florida Gov. Reubin 0 . Askew,
54, calling for "a consensus for change" to cope with a high
technology world, today launched his dark-horse candidacy for
the Democratic presidential nomination, hoping to retrace fellow
Southerner Jimmy Carter's path from obecurity to the White
House.
'Blue Flu' hits Columbus, Ohio
COLUMBUS, Ohio -Police officers and firefighters
angered over the city's failure to raise their pay phoned ln sick
by the dozen today and city officials were worried about the
safety of the dtiz.ens. "The sick.out baa begun," policFCapt.
Richard Hartman said as officials reported that 114 officers of
the 120 scheduled to report by 7:30 a.m. had called in sick.
STATE
State to mail out IOUs today
SACRAMENTO -As the governor propoeed more state
budget cuts in the fiscal crunch , 103,600 taxpayers w.ere
destined to receive registered warrant.a, or IOUs, to be mailed
today, authorities said. However, the warrants representing a
total of $21 million will be immediately cashable like regular
st.ate checks due to a $428 million temporary loan.
LA County mulls 3,093 layoffs
LOS ANGELES -The county Board of Supervbon ia
considering a proposal to lay off 3,093 of the county'• 72,000
employees starting April 1. Administrative Officer Harry L .
Hufford recommended the layoffs yesterday, including a
1,333-employee cut in the 11,000-worker welfare de~t
and an 889-person cut in the 23,000-employee health services
department.
Tribune, unions reach agreement
' OAKLAND -A tentative, five-year agreement has been
reached between the Oakland Tribune and the new.paper's &ix
major unions: editor and publisher Robert C. Maynard haa
announced. Details of the pact were not di.eclmed.
1, 700 jobs lost a s Atari moves
SUNNYVALE -Stiff competition in the crowded video
game industry has prompted Atari Inc. to pack Up Pac·Man and
move manufacturing overseas, dumping 1,700 joba here for
lower labor costs and the hope of steady profits in the Or;ient.
Panel refuses to reinstate Noguchi
LOS ANGELES -Dr. Thomas T. Noguchi today lost a
10-month battle to regain his job as Loa Angeles County coroner
when the county Civil Service Commission upheld h1a demotion.
Noguchi, 56, was demoted to phyaician-speciallst laat April by
the Loe .Angeles County Board of Supervt.ors, but bad appealed
that decision to the Civil Service Commission.
WORLD
Hijackers surrender, release 161
VALLETTA. Malta -Three hijackers releMed tbeir.161
hostages from a hijacked Ubyan jetliner today and surrendered
after a three•y siege. Malteee olficials said the air ptrat.ee were
free to go wherever they wanted.
Queen Elizabeth suing newspaper
LONDON -Sick of ruthless lntruaion lnto her family'•
private life, Queen Elizabeth II la auing Britain'• moat popular
newspaper and a former palace kif.Chen worker over an article
about Prince Andrew's romance with American actre.a Koo
Stark. The Law Society said the High Court writ isaued
yesterday by the queen'• lawyer Robert Clinton apinlt the Sun
and K.leran Kenny. 20, who 901d the tabloid royal Udbita, i.
unique.
Heart
surgery
on TV
PHOENIX, Arla. (AP) -A
retired 1naurance u1eeman from
Wlecon1ln makea hl1 na\lonal
televlalon debut toniaht u the
patient in a delicate heart
operation that will be ahown live
in dtl• around the country.
The operation pn Bern a rd
Schuler, 62, will be ahown by
KCET Channel 28 at 10 o'clock.
About 00 other public televiaion
atatJona will receive the program
by aatelllte and broa<lcut it live
or on tape-from-K.AE'l'-TV l.n
Phoenix.
Dr. Edward B. Dlethrich,
medical director of the Arizona
Heart Institute and Schuler's
aurgeon, aald the 90-m lnute
operation would lnvolve at least
two coronary bypasses and
probably three.
"Everybody's excited to be
able to be tied into something
like thla," KA.ET spokeswoman
Kathy Banfield said yesterday,
"W e fee l it's really an
educational experience. They
(the other stations) are 90 glad to
be able to have th is kind of
quality thina live."
The operation will be
performed at St. Joseph's
Hospital and Medical Cen ter,
where Sen. Barry Goldwater,
R-Ariz., had triple bypass
surgery last year.
Oiethrich la expected to help
narrate the operation 's progre91.
Other narration will be handled
by a surgeon from the heart
Institute and KAET-TV'a acience
editor. A station spokesman said
all thr ee men will ahswer
questions phoned in by viewers.
Preparation for the broadcast
included sterilization "of every
piece of equipment needed tor
t h e production," aaid Ernie
Flotto, KAET engineerin g
superviaor.
Rain tonight,
then cooling
National Weather Service
forecasters said rainy conditions
tonight would give way to breezy
and cool weather tomorrow.
A Pacific cold front moving
inland waa expected to b~ a 70
percent probab lllty of rain
· tonight, decreasiJ\8 to 30 percent
tomorrow . Tonigh t'• low
temperature will be about 52
degrees, and the mercury ls
expected to peak in the upper 60.
tomorrow, the weather aervice
said.
Cloudy conditions are expected
to prevail through Sunday.
Proposed law
says driving,
pot don't mix
It might come to be known as
the smoke-a-joint. ao-to-jail law.
Aaaemblywoman Marian
Berge90Tl, R-Newport Beach, baa
introduced a bill that would
make it a misdemeanor for a
driver or puaenger to smoke
marijuana while rldina in a car.
That's not already illegal, you
say?
Berge90n says it's not. She says
because of a loophole In state
law, it is not a crime to smoke
and drive.
While it la illegal to poueu
marijuana, Bergeeon uys the law
aays nothing more about smoking
d ope behind the wheel. The
lawmaker .. ya Jt is meaal to
drink and drive and that dope
amokera should face the aame
puniahment.
Aides to the uaemblywoman
aay evidence will be introduced
during hearinp for the bill that
1how marijuana t mpalra a
driver'• reaction u does alcohol. ~r1eaon says the loophole
waa brouaht to her attention by
one of her const ituen ta, who
happens to be a narooUcs agent.
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Ping-Jen Wang, 19, shows his winning
entry in the UC Irvine egg drop.
Students egged on
UC Irvine was awash with cracked hopes and smashed
desires yesterday, as atudents launched Engineering Week
festivities with the annual ep drop contest from the top of the
nine-story Engineering Building.
When the yolk cleared. sophomore engineering student
Ping-Jen Wang emerged as victor among a field of some three
dozen contestants.
Students designed variowi containers to saleguard their eggs
u they plunged to earth. Inventions included parachutes and
boxes insulated with everything from toilet paper to shaving
cream.
But foam rubber seemed to do the trick, as Wang managed to
come out with all of his eight eggs lntact and ready for a trip to
the frying pan.
Official "dropper"
Michael Brown lets a
box of eggs fly .
Dave Smith ( le(t), Marco Vailetti (right) judge one scrambled
entry out of the competition.
Faculty backs UCI hospital
..
By GLENN SCOTT
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Dozens of UC Irvine faculty
repreaentatlves have offered
strong support for plans to build
a 232-bed hospital on campus.
concern. l MC backers already
boast support of at least 15,000
area residents.
But Chancellor Daniel Aldrich
Jr. said UCI is prepared to begin
a show of support from key
oommunity members who favor
the university plan.
hospital in southern Irvine. Hoag '1
has a contract to provide '] administration if IMC is
constructed.
Health West Foundation of
Chatsworth has been chosen to•
build the on-campus hospital on Academic Senate members,
who held a special meeting
yesterday to discusa hospital
plana. said they will back a
university campaig n to
demonstrate their proposal ls
superior to a confUcting plan to
build an off-campua Irvine
Medical Center.
Generating communlt y
backing for the university
hospital has been a source of
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
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He claimed the IMC proposal is
r ooted more in keeping
competitive hoepitals out of the
proximity of lioag Memorial
Hoepital in Newport Beach than
in offering medical care to Irvine.
1 O acres near the College of
Medicine's facilities. Steve
Yerxa, vice president of the
non-profit foundation, said the
entire complex would cover 40
acres and cost about $250 million. •
Hoag is workine cloeely with
Pedple for an Irvine Community
Hospital, the community group
proposing the off-campus
If state approval came this •
spring, the hospital could ~ ••
completed by mid 1986, aatd
Philip Di Saia, president of the
College of Medicine faculty. '
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Jll:W YORK (AP) -
Att you daunted by
dan1Hn1 partlclplea?
Mede hypertenae by
terue ~ment? Stuna
~ •pellini heft?
. BAtllef may be juat a phone call away.
. York Cotlege, a
Qu.!en.a dlvlalon of the
C1t:f University of New
York, hu aet up a
gr41mmar h otline to
aPSJY flnt aid to victima
of broken Engliah.
I.Very weekday, from
l p.m. to 4 p.m .. York
College professor• and
t.eachen at Queens high
1choola ataff the
telephones, taki ng
quntlona from student.a
and oth era who dial
RBWRITE. The area
code ia 212.
'l' h e s e r v i c e w a s
eatablished in
Sej>tember, and now l<>WJ
201calla a day, aome from
aa tar as Canada and
CalJfornla. The questions
M't diverse, ranging from
w•.ether on-line has a
hyphen to the plural of
premise sal esman .
Premise salesmen?
Pn!fnises salesmen?
''l told the caller that
th4~re was no clear-cut
answer, that it was a
~1tter of taste," said
·DIVld Ignatow, a hotline
volunteer who is a poet
•nd president of the
Pc:•etry Society of
Anlerlca.
l'ro kitten
~Vith the neighborhood watch
' 1.rogram in err ect in suburban
~iacramento, Misty, a curious feline
l ielonging to the Martin Bronstein
family, does her part by keeping
I ier eyes open for cat burglars.
Area -.._
Obituaries
J ~.J . Gaud reau, 68
Funeral services were h eld yesterday for
B wene J . Gaudreau, 68, ol Corta Mesa, who died
J\ :ti. 14.
He is 1urvived by a 1i1ter, Irene Savan of
V ~; a brother, Ernest, of Pacific Beech, and a DllrPtlew, Barry Savan, of Hawthorne. Ma. of the Resurrection WU held 'l'uelday at
S :. Joachim'• Catholic Church in Coeta Mesa.
Ir ....-ment wu made at Harbor Lawn Memorial
~ark. (
l~la M. Mudd, 78
~~will be held Friday for EU.a M.
Mudd of c.o.ta Me.a, who died Sunday at the aae of .,. ...
She .. aarvtved by • dauabter, J09n Kelley of
Co ta MeH, atx arandc'htldren and five
•.~J!:'!rJ!'~ will be Mid l'rtdly at
a.m. •t St. Jo.chlm'• Catholic Church tn CO..
lnt.erment wW follow at Oood Sbepherd
19ti.-Y In Hun*'i'oa 8-:h undll' the dtNc:tlon
_..lll'OD-BINth and Tuthill ~.
Tornadoes hit
the South
yesterday,
wrecking a
mobile home
park in Alma,
Ga., above, and
,causing S30,000
damage to a
ch urch in
Hanceville, Ala.
Four people were
injured in the
trailer park
where damage is
inspected by a
sheriff's deputy.
Teacher gets education
riding rails as 'hobo'
By BOB DVORCHAK
IUll I of ..... ,.,_ Wrtlef •
CHIPPEWA, Pa. (AP) -A smelly
boxcar lurch ing along behind a
freight train is a far cry from a hJgh
achoo) Eng1iah class, but Wayne Cole
bridges both worlds and says both are
educational. .
Cole, 38, t eaches ninth and
12th-grade English and coaches th~
girls' track team at Blackhawk High
School about 50 miles northwest of
Pittsburgh.
.For the past 20 years. in his spare
time, he haa joined the legions of
vagabonds. nomads, outcast.a, tramps
and hoboe1 bumming around the
country on trains.
"I'm no hobo, but I can blend right
in. I learned their system. It's been a
tremendous educational experience.
I've aeen all of America riding those
trains," said Cole, a teacher since 1969.
"It'• an escape. It's an adventure.
It's an aesthetic kind of wandering.
It's spiritual, even. There's a lot of
time for thinking and wondering," he
added.
"You can ride through the alums of
Chlcaco or pass a high mountain trail
in the Rockies. And one of the most
beautiful sights in the world i•
looking at the lightning bup in an
Iowa cornfield through the door of a
boxcar.''
Cole has tramped in 36 states.
Ca nada and as far afield as
Guatemala. But the romantic appeal
of "catching out" on a boxcar is
tempered by risks.
"ft's dirty. It's noisy. h 's lonely.
You can get killed doing it. It's
dangerous, but that's part of the
adventure," said Cole. "U I had a son,
I probably wouldn't Jet him do it. As I
get older, I definitelr, think twice
about getting on them. '
Hobo ridership reached Its peak in
the Great Deprecsion when a n
estimated two million pe0ple rode the
rails. The current a.-onomic pinch and
high jobless rate are swelling
ridership again, Cole said.
In American folklore, the restless
m igrants who ride the rails are
defined like this: "A hobo worka and
wanders. A bum drink.I and wanders.
A tramp dreams and wanders."
The wayfarers congregate in what
they call jungles, a camp of tar-paper
shanties where they eat, sleep and
congregate.
Among their ranks are mental
patients, crim1naJs and winos who are
pursued by railroad oUicial.s known in
the jargon as yard bulll, 'bo chasers
·and cinder dicks.
Then there'• the 6 -foot-l ,
185-pound Cole, with hll blond hair
and blue eyes.
"Everybody sbou1d to it once, but
you have to know what you're doing,"
be said. "To me, it's a means of
transportation, a cheap way to travel.
You can chooee where you want to So
and you have space to move around.
There's also a definite sen1e of
wanting ·to know where the train is
going."
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-------""-·13_ ---MUC--NO-T1CE ___ , ___ Ml __ IC_NO_na __ _
"8.IC NOTICE PtCTfTIOUI IU .....
PICTmOUI 9Ue*IH PICTmOUI ~· NA• ITATl..wT .. ... ,... ITATIMINT HAMS ITA The following ptreon 11 doing ....,_ Tha loltowill(I per ert dOlng buel,_ 11· The following P«ACM'll era doing bull,_ M : SUNSET GRAPHICS, fl28 W.
butinota u : OALIORNIA UL TlllALIOHTS, Biibo 81 d tffwPO<I h II CA O·M IMPOAT8. ·205 For111 421 11th Pleet, Coll• MHa, l'lM: " . ac • A~. i..ouna 8"cll. CA 112651. c.Mtornil 12127 AOLAND c OONZALEZ.
CAALYN K. DODDS. etO Alrbof(\9 (nterptl-. Inc .• 1125~ w Balbo Blvd Newpc>n
Emer•ld Say, Laguna Stach. CA C•llfornl• corpor1t1011. 421 1'111 ~· CA 12163 • • t2" 1 Ptacie, COel• Meea. Calltorn!e 02127 _., IAR8A'IA J MILLEA, 43t Tlllt ~ II ~-by a in:.:!::.i-fl conOucteCI by an
Mountain Aoed. Leoun• 8-fl. CA corporation Roland OonulG ·~~· ~ II c:ondUC:1ed by a ~bofne Thie llat91'1*11 WU flled wltll Ula ,_,,.,., pennerlllllp. W~B~~ County Clerk of Ofanot County on
'Batbata Joen Mlllef PreelcMnt Ftb.. te. 1983 P21tllt
•c.ttyn I<. Dodd• Thia 1t1tement wu !Med wtth Ille Publlahad ora~a CoHI Dally Thi• .... _, WU flied With IM County Clertl of Oranoe County on F b 3 M 3 0 1 t883 County Ci.nt or Orange County on Jenuary 21. 1083. PllOt. • · 2 • ., · 1 · 1 • Fab. 18, 1983. ,.... 97o-83
'210141 Publl1h•d Orange COHI D•lly ----------Publl1htd Orange CbHI Dally PllOI, Ftb. 2. I, 18, 23. 1083 rtllllC NOTICE
Pilot, F•b. 23, March 3, 10, 17, 1083 83M3 'ICTITIOUI .,._ ..
Q77.113 1-----------NAm ITA'n..wT t----"8.--IC-NO_T_IC_E___ Nil.IC NOTICl ~o:!::wlng ptt1on 11 doing
PM:TmOUe .,._.. BRENDAN'S INTEAIORS, AC~~..... The :=1::~~ doing 1m1 Hoy! Cir .. • 1.5. Huntington NAm ITA'nM .. fT ~ M ~.CA 92148
Tilt lollowlnQ p«ION ate doing MIKE'S WEATHl!ASTRIPPINO. Brendan O'S'-, t917 i Hoyt
bu""-at= 2057 Mendou Dr .. Cotta M .... Cr · Hunllng1on Beacll, CA. 92148
L E INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM -CA 9282' Thia butf,_ It conducted by an
1072, 785 Baker StrHI, Co1te MICl'IHI "· Palttr•On, 2950 lfldllllduale,~.,., 0 '611M
M .... CA 928245 MendOu. CO.ta M-. CA. 9282' Thi• •lat-I WU n1ee1 wttll IM Llnklttter Proptrtlu , 785 Thia t>uW-11 conduc:teCI by an County Clerk of Orange County on
Baker St .. Cott• MtN, CA 02e2e Individual. J 27 1983 Wiibur D. Layman. t Co<porate Mlcl\MI R. Pattarton en. ' · ,..,..
Plaza. N= Beach. CA 12eeo Thi• llal-t WU flied with tM Publl•h•d Orang• Coa11 Dally -~~ t>u MM 11 conducted by a County C~ of Orange County on Piiot. Jan. 30, F•b. e. t3, 23. 1983 """t ... part.-.1\lp. Jan. 27, 11..... 53443 Jedi Jenkin• ,_..
Thll •t•t-1 wu "led with tht Publl•h•d Orange Cot1I Dally ----------
County Clerk of Orange County on Piiot. Jan. 30. Feb. 8, 13. 23. 1983 Nil.JC NOTICE
Feb '· 1983 533-83 --f'lCT--lllOUS---.,...--.-.--
p bl heel O C F20MUD ---.. ---.,.-Mn-nr-c---I NA•ITA~ u II range ot1t ally ,._ nu1n.c; The following peraon 11 doing Piiot, Fat> 18, 23, Merell 2. t , 1"3 --AC---TITIOUl-----_,-._-.-8--1 ~ u
890-&3 ..._ ITAT'lmNT YACHT COMM ISSIONING .. _.,. """'TIC( The lollowtng peraona att dOlng LTD.. 18400 Pacific Coaat Hwy .. r--.n. nu l>UllneN u : HUntlng1on Beach, CA 92&40
--FIC-TmOUe---_,-... --.-1--1 NEWPOAT TILE AND BATH, Tom D Sulllvan, 1347 Oat"
NAm IT"'n-..T 312 N. N•wport Blvd .. N•wport Ave .. Manllattan Beach. CA. 802M .. Beec:ll, Callfomla 02163 Thia bulinMI I• conducted by an
TM loflowlng P«IOna ara doing Guido A. Falco. 1534 E. Yan lndl'lldual.
bu1lneet u : Bibi>«, Orange, California 12eee Tom D. Sullivan (A) LIDO TRAVEL SERVICE; (8) Jotge Saul Chi.tit 1534 E. \Ian Thia 1tat-I wu fti.d with IM
LIDO TRAVEL; and (Cl LIDO Bibi>«, Orange. CalllcWnla 92ee& County Cltrtl on Jatt, 27. 1983.
TOURS. 3404 Illa Lido, N-port Thia but1ne1a It conc:tue1td by a ,....
Beach, CA 92"3 general Pat1'*""!>. Put>llll'l•d Orano• Cot1t Dally Ronald L H9rvy, 34001 Ruby Guido A. FalcO PllOt. Jan. 30, Ftt>. "9, 13, 23, 1M3
Lantern, Dant Point, CA. Thia lltaf-1 wu flled With the 827-83
G.lll>trl A H9rvy, 3-4001 fWb)' County Cltrtc of Ofange County on ----------Lantern. Dena Point, CA January 21. 19'3. NIUC NOTICE Thia~ II conducted by an no.a ----------lndMdual. Publl•hed Orang• Cout Dally ACTITIOUI .._ ..
Aonald L H9nry Piiot, Fat> 2. O. t8. 23. 1083 N~ aTAT'DmNT Thia 1tat-I wu llled with Ille 537-13 Tht followlng perton I• doing
County Cllftl of Orange County on ~ u · Fab, 17, 1983 Nil.IC NOTICE c L 0 w N c LE AN EA &
'21to11 -----------1 LAUNDEREAS. HO lrvtna Ave .. Publlahed Orenga CoHI Dally '1CTITl~.ll _,..... Newi>or1 Betcll, CA. 92963 JlllOI ,.-, 23 Maretl 2 9 1a 1883 NAllW ITA,._NT Manaoor Sat>ahl, 1175 • · ' · ' 95'-83 Th11 lollowlng peuon 11 doing Shtrfngton, H-202. Newport Bteoh,
butlnett u : CA. 92163 "8.IC NOTICE CHEAP THRILLS. 2806 Thia butln.e 11 conducteCI by an --,-IC-TmOUI---.,._.---,---·~ ='1 Bl'ld .. Newport Beach, CA lndlllldullManaoor Saballl
NAm ITA,_.., John JoHph Colllnton. 12 t t Thia 11a1-1 w .. lfltd with the
Tha followlno per1on la doing Oaal• A11a .. WHtmlnlltr, Call! County Cletk DI Ofanoe County on ~ u · 91683 Jan. 27. 1983 •
J 8 Heit.MAH a ASSOCIATES, 1:"'• t>u.u-II conducted by an ~ 27853 MIHgon. Ml11lon Vlafo, lndivtdual ........ ._.. ,......____ Put>llahed Orang• Coul Dally Clllfomla t2t82 -·· .,.,...... • .,.,.,....... Piiot. Jen 30, Fii> 8, 13, 23, 1183
Jamaa 8 Hallman, 27153 Thll ttat-t •u flied with the 523-83 Ma9DOll Mllalon VlefO c.IKomla County Clenl ol Ofanoe County on 92191 ' ' Feb t4, 1"3
Tlllt ~ le conducted by an ~
lndMduail. J-8. Hallman Pul>lllhed Orano• COHI Dally
Thll Ital-I wu llled Witll tM Pltol, Fat>. 18, 23, March 2, t. 1883
County Cl«tl of Orange County on 184-43 Jan .• 27, 18'3.
ir•MH P\alC NOTICE
Publllhtd Orange CoHt Oally ----------Plot, Jan. 30. Fab. e, 13. 20, 1"3 FICTITIOUI .U ... 11 587-13 NAm ITA'n•NT ---------------! Tht lollowlng peraon 11 do,ng ~u: "8.IC NOTICE CANYON PROPEATIES. 305 t
Aennout .,...... Laguna Canyon Road. Leguna
NA19 ITATDl9Nf 6Mch. CA 92f5t
The foltowlng pereon 11 dOI Brett Daly. 305 I Laguna ~ Ml Ilg c.nyo,, ~. Laguna 8-ctl. CA
LA NE pl AST IC S 924551 MANUFACTURING ANO CAT BOX. Thia ~ II conducted l>y a
959 W. 17th St., Suite M, ·Coe1a brnlteCI pattnet~ Meta, CA. 92127 Brett ~, Bruot i.-t59 w 17th St Thia ltat-t w .. llted with IM
ACTillOUI .......
NA• 8TAT'lmNT The lotlowlng per•on 11 doing
t>utlneNu:
POOLS BY FEAA~AO, INC.,
21011 Yacht Daphn•. Ntwport Beach, CA. 02tt0
Ptter J. Ferrato, 2109 Ytctlt
Daphne, Newport Beach, CA. t2te0. (a Caltomla COfPOtllllonl
Tllfl bu"'-It oonducttd by a
CC>f'PO'•llon Paola by Ferrato, lnC
Pet• J Ferraro,
Prteldant
Thia llat-1 -Ned wltll vie County a.ti of Or".,,.. County on
Fii> •• 1"3 .......
Publlahtd Orangt Cout Dally Piiot Fet>. 13, 23, 27, Matctl I , 1M3
70243 SullH M a N, 'coata Me1a, cA: County Cletk or Orange County on
112e27 Fab.11, 1"3. ----------Ind~':"-11 OOl\ducled by an Put>ll1hed Orange Coa~ ___ Nll __ IC_NO_T1CE ___ _
&,we i.-Piiot. Fat> 18, 23, Mwch 2. 0, 1083 ACTl110UI .,.._,.
Thia 1laltmenl -111tC1 with Ille 8113-83 NAm fTA'T'lmWf County Clerk of Oratlgt County on Tl'I• lollowlng pe<a0n 11 dotng
Fab. t . tta. P\llJC NOTICl Dull-u: ,...17 IDEX. 234 E. 17th St.. Ste. 112,
Publl•hecl ~ange cout Deity PICTTnOUI ..,_.. Coeta M9M. CA. 92127 Piiot. Feb. 13, 23, 27, Merell 8. 1~ MAm ITATDmlfT S1-Helvy~. 215 7tS-8S The fottowlno pereon 11 doing 8th St .. Huntington ... ell. CA ~-92641 ---.. ---.,.-llllft------1 CAAOINAL AESOUACES. 1201 Thia~ 11 conduc:ted by an ,._ ""''n.c; Dow 8t,..t, Suitt 305. N-pot1 lndMdlltl ----...... -------1 8eecll, Calfomla 92MO St_, H9rvy ~ ACTIT'IOUI IUll •N J •m11 Januul, 2 t Choeta, Thia ltattment -lllld w11t1 tne ...._ ITA,.._,.,. lt\llnt, Celltomle 02714 County Cltrtc ot Orange County on
T.._ ....._.... ........... Tlllt ~ le conducteCI by an F9b. 9, 1083. ... ~ ... ~ .,. ~ ... Incl~. ,.,.,, ~ u: Jamee Januul Put>llahed Orange Cout Dally
SC ENTeRP .. ISl!S, a llmlted Thia •tat-I wM llltd wtt11 tM Ptlot, Fab. 13, 23, 27, Matdl e, 1183 pannentllp, 14150 I!. Sunflowef. County ewtt ol Orange County on ~
s.nta Ml. C.. 92707 J-...., 21 1N3 Sl'lurt Clltcl, o.netal Perin.-, -·--• ' ' ,_
2t815 ~ INd .• Sa 500, Put>llehed Or~ Coa1t DaNy rta.IC NOTICE T~K ~cltOIOSG al p Pilot. Fef). 2, 9, 18, 23, 1M3 '9Cllnou9 WM •Y .... r , ener art~. eoe-a MAm ITA~
21815 ~ et'ld~ S-. 500, The followt119 l)e(Mll le dol119
T-.C..90803 .. _.,. """"-bu91nea119: Thlil ""*-le conduCted by I ~ nui.-. AOS& STUtflOS, 1122~
lmlled "'11••· '1CTTnou9.,..... Newport 8"'d .• Cotta ,,,._,Ca. ::!~.Mer ...-arammn 829.27
Thie ~ -ftltd wltll tllt Th• followlng peraon 11 doing ~d M. ~ 221 -te1r1 PL. ~ -Colla~ c.. 92t27 ~a.ii of Orenge County on SPARKLE ANO SHINE BY TNI ~le~ by'"
Febnlery 3, 1183. SHARON, 6111 18th SI .. HurlllnQlon lfldMdoual.
• • ,_ 8Mdl CA. 02148 Alc:IMifd M. fllOM Publl•lled Orenoe Cot1I Dally stiaron L .. 8atkll. 5111 J6tll Thie '4tt_. wM tlled wlfl tM "'°'· F«I. e, 13, 21, 21, 1Ma St., Huntlnll'on &Mdl, CA. 028.48 COunty Cltl1c ot 0r.,,.. County on eee-t3 Tiiie ~ le oonducttd by en F*""Y 3, IMS. ----------IMMdll.i"*°" a.ittte Put>U1lled Ora1191 Coe:= Thie.....,,_,, wet flfecl wt111 lht Piiot, F.O. 0, IS. d , 27, tta
CounlY an ot 0r.,,.. County ~
Jen f1, tta.
Oranoe COiet OAILY PILOT /Wedraderj, ,ebNlty 23,
DOw Jones Final
UP 18.45
CLOllNQ 1-M
OPEC nations agree
to cut base oil price
By TM Ateodat.ed Prat
SaudJ Arabia and other OPEC naUona agreed
today to cut their $34 hue price by an unapedfied
amount, but wW Ule uan their wet.cht" to avert an
all-out price war, Saudi Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed
Zaki Yamani uid.
Mana Saeed Ot.elba, oil mlnilter of the United
Arab Emirate., Mid in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia that
ta1.ka will be&ln eoon with Mexico and North Sea
producen "to coordinate atandl between OPEC and
the. countries on the market." He aald :there were
''encouniaina lncilcationa favoring the creation of 10me
kind of definitive coordination between producers
within and outaide OPEC."
Otelba, in remark.a dlatributed in Abu Dhabi by
the offldal United Arab Emirates news agency, l&id an
OPEC minla1erial conference wW be held in Geneva or
Vienna next week, but he warned that unle• a
reduced price level la agreed upon "the five gulf Arab
states will llaab their prices to • greater extent than
they would have accepted within OPEC." -
Yamani, who laid yesterday that the five Gulf
arab states were "the prl.ndpal power within OPU:,"
told the Kuwaiti News All.ency today that the gulf
group would "interfere with all their weight" to avert
a bottomleaa price war on the international oil market.
Lobster house buy planned
LOS ANGELES -The Hungr/Tiger reatamant
c:._hain aays it plana to buy the privately owned
castagnola'a LoMt.er HOU8e chain ot 12 restauranta for
more than $5 million in cash. Ida VanderPoorte, chief
financial officer at Hungry Tiger Inc., the Van
Nuys~bued chain of 36 restaurants, said yesterday
that the acquisition would be completed "within the
next couple of weeks."
Losses outweigh earnings
LOS ANGELES -H.F. Ahmamon & C.O., puent
of Home Savinp of America, the nation'• largest
aavino and Joan. hM reported fourth-quarter eamingl
of $16.6 million and full-year lcmes of $44.1 million.
Despite the overall to., the company aaid it did better
in 1982 than in 1981, when the com~~J:' $43.7 million in the fourth-quarter and $51.3 · · for the
year. Thia put year, the ·company said it Jolt more
than $42 million 1n the first quarter.
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