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Home My WebLink About1983-03-02 - Orange Coast PilotRes ente discover ways of ooplng with the storm. Stories, photos, l>age B 1._ • Northern Callfornla has Its share of storrn..tcoUblea:-see_ Page A4. THI ORlllil COAST . Tornado wreak• havoc In Orange County, L.A. Pig~ "'A3. ---- cuum 1111101 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1983 ORANGE COUNT V . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS • -Mopping ti{> 110.der rainy skies Huntington hardest hit along Coast ·a, ROBERT BARKER ud PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' .. .,..,,......., Huntington Beach residenta, lltUnned by the ferocity of rain ·and cyclone-like wincla. were dlglng out today from one of the- wont .am. to alaah through the dty. •$22 mllllon damage In Huntington Beach •Newport, Balboa piers closed •Forty evacuated In Costa Mesa • Landsllde In Newport, Mesa workers put on full alert By STEVE MARBLE MtlieDllJ'911t8Ulll Without a stop to even U9e9I damages, city worl:era, police officers and firemen in Newport Beach and Coata Meaa were placed on full alert today, prepering for pcmible flooding, strong winds and potential landalldes. More than 1,000 bomea were flooded and an estimated $22 million damage cauaed by the 1tonn which alammed into the coutal dty yesterday morning. Nearly '700 reople were evacuated rom home1 threatened by flood watel"I. --Corona _del Mar Both cities were ravaged by yeaterday'a a t o rm, which dropped more than three l.nches of rain in only three houn in downtown Newport Beac,h. One death wu reported by electrocution. The storm al10 lopped off portion• of two prevlou1ly damaged piers ln Huntington Beech and Seal Beach. An ~tional 1,000 feet of the already dama1ed Seal Beach Municipal Pier collapeed about lOp.m.~. "We're )at wal.m. fer the N9t of it to fall ln. •• uld llfeauani Kelly Hamill. Theiler wa1 1erlou1ly damaaeci duri ng Jan"'!)"s ltorml when two large leCtkliia were destroyed. A middle 8ection of the pier wuhed away lut ntaht, along with portiona of the remainJ.ng pier fragments, she uid. About 40 feet WU broken oU from the end of the 1,830-foot long city pier, causing estimated damaaes of *"°·000. The End Cafe, located near the end of the pJer, perc hed (See RUNTINGTON, Pqe A%) Laguna Beach firemen reecue 'flood victiD18 from Laguna Canyon Road. ' Bit of everything . plagued Laguna BySTEVB~ O(' .. DlllJ,... .... Lacuna Beech le1dam ecapes the bnmt of winter stonm. Yesterday'• delu1e. which dumped 2.8 inches of rain in Lquna Canyon.. certainly WU DO aaeptian. And, u In put dl1Utera in ~:,:• .Beach, there were Such -hundreds of 1aree fiab fJoppq In the middle of Lquna Canyon Roed. A truck and car ocamutlnl down a 1WollefNlood control channel -without the benefit of driven . And .everal buTela of hazardous waste that myaterioualy wubed up on Main Be.ch. There wu drama, too, with eeveral dozen canyon raidenta re.::ued by neighbors, Marines and firefichter-,.. Renee Caner, carrying her ¥0UJll daU8}lter Juliette, WU one of tb.oae .. brou1ht out of the flooded canyon aboard a fire efl8lne yestel'da"f ·. "I lost everything I own," the (See BIT, Pa1e A%) Ruth Dewell getl refreehmenh for eom Cliff and Jamie, 3, from Laurie Moore at Huntington Beach High School center. •Businesses soggy but sound • Hospltals keep services open •lrvlne reports mlnlmal damage •Some schools closed today •Flood channel flaws blamed for flood Ing _,; •Newport boats break loose In harbor Every major roed in Newport -except for Newport Boulevard -WU cloeec:f by mid-morning yesterday. Docka and plen were ripped loose by the river-like currentl through Upper Newport S.~ Newport Harbor. t for a.ck Bay Drive, all the ltftetl reopened today. Most Newport residents, in a touch of gloomy Irony, went without Witter much of the day when a 30-1.nch water main at the Newport S.y brid41e snapped wlder the ~ of the raging current. "If you'd told me~ days aao that w. oould happen, rd never have believed lt ," commented Newport police officer Pete Perrin. In c.o.ta Me.a, a amall twister ripped through the city late ~y morning, uprooting at 40 tree1 ln the Msa v eroe community. At least 11 power pola were downed by the wind, and fences and tree9 at nearby (See WORU:RS, Pqe A%) Police, fireHJen had some breathers By LORENZO BENET °' .. .,..,,... ... It destroyed ICOn!I of homel. eent hundreda fleeing for dry around and cal.-d an eltimated ~ ml1llon in penona1 and public property damqe. But ooe of the most devastating st.onna ln the state'• history didn't overwhelm county fire and police 1e1'Vioea. "We could bave handled a bt11er etorm," Hid Chuck Murphy, ah Oranp ~ty Flre Department lnformaUon officer. ••We u8ed OW' l'e90W'OM to the maximum -but we weren't ltretched to the limit -although at one point ye.terday afternoon we weren't nspondina to water removal callt -we were only handlln1 life-th.reatening tmef'telaciea .•• Between 8 a.m. and ~ p.m., the county fire department responded to 180 calla -about 100 more than UIUal, Murphy aaid. The depertment called up an additional 40 men and employed eech ~the oounty'a 71 fire er\llJlel to handle ye.terday'1 storm that ~yaecf much of ~ Oranp CoMt. , . . ~Future woe seen for houses near the ocean The county allo received Ullltance from Loe AnaeJee and Rivenide county hand crew1 who helped with undbaainl and debrla removal, Murphy aakt. BY PHIL SNEIDEBMAN °' ... Dlllr ....... ~o many couta1 reisdenta, bul\dh'4J a ~ at the ocean'• .._.le a dNlllD came true. ·But that dl'MID can quickly becxme a n1Cbtmare when hiah tidee and lt.orm cond.lttcm like ~Y'• cauee the ocean to Invade • beech dweDtr'1 llv1nl roam. in the wake,of recent devaatatinl ltonm, a La Jolla 1Cientllt hu concluded that a 30-year period of mild weather hu ended and that damalinc COMta1 l'°'1m eoclft will become much more COllJllJlOll. "Peoplie will experience many more profl.lemt," Nld Douatu Inman. • pbysk:al oc-nnpapbet at Sc=lp • ln1Utute of Oceenosra y who Ml ;pent 19 Y""' ~ the California co.tUne. He noted that moet drMlopnwnt abl8 the <Wlllnt occwftd dW'lnl die~ lull ln bid ... thei'. " ) built cloler to the wawr t lbe1 ll'iOUJd haV9, .. hi ll&d . .,When nature d•clde1 to -... 111 tndltleiMI pa.._ It = wtthout ....,. tO ~ MwJUt•&ht~", ' ot.14trved ChHIH Anto1, a E~;r~-:= ,,.. ...... =" .. ........ , ... , ~ .. ,. ... ., .. , ......... , ltonnl and hiah tide ln Jan.,.,-y. Anto1 uid that If the pndJcUon of wone weether ln tuture years ii true, ocmnfrcnt bar.-that aN rebuilt !NY hive to be modlfled U1inl etllta or !!!.!.~!! ~o minimise future ~ tr.It wavee and· ~~the cJamalS"I COMta1 ~ AnllDI Jlftdicted that (let OCEAN,~ 41> Meanwhile, county lherUra department~ ln 15 oft-duty (See POLICE. Pap il) ~ - Q Orange Oou• DAIL.Y Pll.OT/Wtdneld11, M1roh J, ''" ·Huntington hardest_hit From P ge A1 ~ doee to the water UU. ~. Mee.nwhlle, all elementary and mJddJe echoola ln th• Fountain Valley and Huntln1ton S.ac:h Chy echool dlatrlcta rom1lned c~ today, but wero expected to reopen tomorrow lf no furt.her f~ huardl apptar. ~lnwU.1~ all tloodJna tn tht c:.-rrrwu-~ by overftowtrq flood control channe~ eiec:ordJnj to city apokwn BUI ~. A 20-foot rupture In the earthen channel between Atlanta and Hamilton avenues yesterday pc»ed a major thrMt to Ed.lion High School and residenta living west of Magnolia streeta. Emergency crewa, includl~ Marlnea from El Toro ~lne Corps Air Statton and sailors believed to be from Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station;-joined city and county crewa ln working to plug the breach with sandbag,. Heavy earthmoving equipment later shoved the silt and dirt back into the weikened areaJ"anCi the channel appeared to be ata~ by this morning. ... AnoJher problem area involved homes lying ln the path of water from another broken channel near Atlanta Avenue and Beach Boulevard. The homes remained flooded and cl91od ... \hi1 mornin1 and rttlc~_e9\1 wua.evnaa* tOf' HunUJ)lton BMch HJch School. Elec:1iidty to vacant~ ln the low-lytn1 tlatl•d MCtlon wu ahut off u a precautionary meuunt. Roea Hid rHldtnta of the Hununato~y -the·Sea Mobllt ~ Pwk nNr Newland Street and l»actfic Cout ffiahway were PJ!~!!._ted _from ~t~ to the Many r oads still c losed While mott major freeway• were open th.la lftOrnJ.nl, eeveral •OUth ~ty road• remained cloeed due to flooding, California Hlghway Patrol offklera aaJd. Laauna Canyon Road was cloaed Indefinitely l~both d.lrectiona from EJ Toro ROM! to Pacific c.out High\UY and the Ort.ea• Hiehway wu ahut down to one lane at the San Juan -Creek bridge becauae the passageway wu conalOered structurally unsafe, ott1ci.als aaJd. Pacific Coast Highway remained cloeed between Warner Avenue and Golden W~ Street in Hunlington Beach and between Pal.J.udes and Camino Capt.~ in Capbtrano Beach. vark today becauae o f a cont.lnu.d tll*•. "The ... ·11 lot ut water puahl"- 11111atrut th• walla and It could apell trouble," Reed aa.ld. Realdent1 of tho park and other mobllo home park• - Rancho del Rey, Brookfield Manor aod Del Mar ...lDIS&la_; were evacua CTcf by 1>6Tt1- ~..houalna trada-ln . 1hat aenerat irrea were cloeed, with barrlcadea and police told everyone to 10 to HunUnaton Beach H.lah Scbool. The orily atonn·telate<f de.th ln Hunllni\On Be11eh OOC\U'Ted at about 8 a .m. ye1terday at the Ooee1l View Mushroom Orowen farm on Golden Weat Street, polJce aaid. Accordlna to police, Rojello Z uniga, 17, a Mexican citizen living ln HuntJ.n.a1on Beach, wu covering a conveyor belt motor during the rain when he wu aocidentally electrOcuted. He wu pronounced dead 10n a r i"l v a l a t H u n t i n g t on Inte~communlty Hoaphal, a hospital spokesman Mid. F.diton High School ln IOUth Huntington Beach waa closed today becauae it la lQCated near a flood control channel that suffered a serious break ye1terday. Bil of everything in Laguna From Page A 1 tearful mother of tbree said. ''I watched my antiques float by, I s aw my cat drown . 1 lost The city's blue and white bu.aes canied many canyon residents to the retreation department., which became a te111pocary 'emergency aentet. By nightfall, mo8t had gone w stay with friends. waters to back up and flood aeveral downtown streets," -1.d Sprelne. He said Cout ffighway wu., cla.ed for two houn as tbe water railed to several feet. ev~.·· She said her neighbors were dbagging the 'front of their mes n ear Big Bend in t.he yon when the heavy rainfall *** The canyon flooding also "Once the truck fo~ Ua way through the channel, the water sub81cfed," the pol.ice lieutenant said. gan. . "It happened so fast," she said. prompted the two Laguna lakes to overflow, and hundred• of baas and carp flowed out onto Laguna Canyon Road. Carter and her neighbors jumped aboard a flatbed truck that carried them out of the canyon where they later boarded a fare '"!'here were beautiful flah out there.'' said police Lt. Jim S prelne. "I saw a 12-inch bass fl lng around." ~ for the truck, and a a:mall Volvo that followed t he same route, pol.ice are guessing both vehicles are 1<>mewhere ln the ,engine. ocean. H er neighbor, Michael Williama, recalls the ride out of ~e canyon resident was picking up the fiah and t.oaing them into the flood waters, Spreine said. *** While police were trying to the canyon. "About 20 of us were on the flatbed w hen the engine went ou t," he said. "We came down the canyon road with the flow of the current. Picldna up people at "( don't know what good he thouaht he wil doing. It they made It to the ocean they'd dle ln the salt water." figure out bow to d.Wodge the truck, •bout a lWf dozen metal barrela waahed up on Laguna'• Maln Beacb. Firef.l&hten cordoned ott the area .until nightfall when a hazardoua wute dllpoal team arrived to cart off the myaterioua con talnenl. we floated by." A Laguna Beach fire engine that was heading out· of the canyon 1topped the truck ~d transferred It.a refugees aboard the red engine, taldng them the rest of the way to utety. . Charlie Furr, another canyon resident, :said the flooding came as a aurprise to him and bla neiahbon. •'\Ve were sandbag&fng our homes when all of a Ndden the water was up to here," he aa.id. polnting to his chest. "When it geta that deep, you Stan thinking about drowning." *** Fbh weren't the only thlnp in the flood channel yesterday. At about 2 p.m. Joe Jahraua. whose family own• Laguna Beach Lumber Co.. watched a small pickup truck roll put his bu.atne. ln the concrete channel. Ho aald he called the J>Ollce who apotted the vehicle u It · rolled under Broadway. At Beach Street, the truck ~ wedged ln the channel. And that's when troubles bepn for Laguna'• downtoWn. '"nle truck cauaed the channel Ft.re Manhal ~ Jewell said one of the ba.rrell con tained a high power lndu.trfal 10lvent, aeveraJ othen held petroleum productl, and two othen were marked u containln& haz.a.rdoUI waste. "We have no idea what the material waa, or where It came from," Jewell ea.id, adding fire officiala will attempt to determine where the barrel• came from. ~·· ~S-c_a_t-te_r_e_d-sh_o_w_e_r_s _ _, 111 Coas t a l Partly cloudy tonight with ecattarad ettowar•. Ovtrnlghl low9 In Iha so. Continued per1ty doudy lomotrow with ~ Clf .,_. 'reduced 10 30 1*1*Tf. H1gtit iomotrow eo to ea t1ee wht re, from Point Conception lo Iha Mulcan bOtder and out eo rn11et: Wlnda _,.,.... 26 10 36 knota, -11 10 25 '"1 1onlgh1 ov9' oular ....... W1ndl _,.,_. 10 to 1S knGU torilghl and tomon'OW -'"'* _,...,., ~ ocmbtned -12 IO 18 ...._ t4eell'f -1 tdvltoty wlttl tw.11... generwlly 8 IO 12 .... but IOo9lly -Ngll -20 .... on --•·facing ~ Sca ttere d ehoware and tllundartlloware datratelng lcnlgfll. Ptw11y doudy t~ wlUI a 30 pareant c11anoa of .,_.._ Ex tended dumping enow In Illa eteta e ~hem mounta6ne Haevy turf bentred -~ ttomae end eavtra lloodlng davalopt d •long Illa upper S•cnmt nlo Alvt r end In Ille 10U1t1tm sen JoeQl'6n v-.y. An tttlm•l•d t.ooo people 11Cr~ Callfornla -• routed from tMlt ~ by 11ooctweter9 and lnlJdalkMa. SctttaNd --.. llnd Uten and !tie PllClfte Not lfl... -the etorm movect Intend A. w1 .. 1., "°"" w8ldl ---'°' the oart!tll mounQllna Clf Al1loN and lht mount1ln1 of eoutl'larn Colortdo. In 11\e Eaet, • ltorm on Iha ooMt -eandlno rein end gutty --------------------4 whit IO Iha m6cJ. and nor1Nm .,_...,... 10 64 Atlilntle' !'9glon 9uffM> llo3 29 9111•• wart cloud)' In Iha ~ 44 2t Ncw1ha..c and In Iha "°"'*"' dllr CMS* lie u of NUa. Ctwtttton. SC 57 49 In in. 8outh. me WMthtr -Chanttlon. wv eo s 1 bafrly FrMZlng ltmper~ra1 ~ NC &4 40 wttt confined to 111• upper ~ 55 n MIHIH lppl Valley. Iha Or••• Cf*"80 58 30 I.Arlt• t'f9kln Md nor9*'n ......... ~ 11 21 MrelnlOf-.d~fl'Ofl'I ~ ~ 41 24 Ct llfornlt today, Illa Ht tJonal ColUlnbia. sc &4 38 w ...... a.w. -....... Ing ColUrnbue 157 28 eunt llln• for Illa aette rn ~Ft wor111 19 62 two·l lllrd• of Illa country o.yton 17 aa T~eluret In lM lo. ...,.. 0.-14 N ~ln~T-. o..~ 11 as ..... erOUftd .. Mdon .. DeC""1 17 28 mldnlgftl PST renoect from .. OulUtfl 29 24 .... In Pho9nlll. ~1 lo 11 !J Paeo 74 41 ..,_ 111 ~ -Feroo as aa ~ ..... ~,... 157 H Hlr1tor'd .... ....... .. .. HOr*'*' IO IO Houteon 71 eo 1nc11enepo1e 11 ao .-.eon, MS 10 IO ,,...an..., Ma Ka'.-Qty 70 • tr.,VC : ~ ......... .. aa .... ~ 72 ... ,._Ycril 47 46 Horto9l .. .. Nor1'I Pltlt• ea 34 Otclet\orM C"Y n 43 Omefle 56 18 OrtlnOo 17 IO PNledtlpNa 46 44 ~ 7' 90 =:r. .... 57 at 41 '¥T '"°":·Ore 51 41 ProYlOt 54 42 ="C"Y 50 41 ea SI Atno .. 11 ~Id 41 .. SI Loult .. as St. ...... Tempe 13 151 Seit L.Mte 82 ... Sen ""'°"'° .. 11 SI Sit Maria S3 a a.ttla 47 q ::1.: IO .. IO .. ""* .... .. 40 9yt"-11.n Toptti• 7t .. n-78 .. Tulaa • a W~on ., 47 Wlolllta .. " Temperatures L°'*"'8t ..... ~ Tl 44 ......,.... 17 ... MWN 71 17 ........ .., ..... ,.u 41. c~ e.trttltld a lurelt• • ~ • ~ ., ~ • • .,.. ,_.... • ........ ... ........ ~ '° ........... '° Tiile11 I I lllf IEPllT Deir ,.... ,_... "' ,.. II r' Cr mun W orkpien use sandbags to re pair a break in the Talbert Flood Cha nnel behiqd Ed ison High ~chool m Hun tington Beach. Flood control channels 'lllaIDed By JEFF ADLER dt hOelrNtt ..... Surging floodw aters that lnundated atreeta and homes ln 1ev.eral Orange Coa1 t communities yesterday might POLICE ~ .. • Fro.!11 ... Page A 1 dep.utiea and about 30 reeerve officers and put 100 more on standby to deal with yesterday'• emeraenctes, aa.id Lt. Wyatt Hart of the~ County Sherifra office. Many or the Unl& were deployed In canyon neighborhoocb where a strong po~Ual existed for flooding and mUdalJdee Hart aaid.. "The stor m didn't tax uw becauae of our re.erve program," Hart 1ald. "W e had some problems getting to from ~ due to weather and traffic And our respome time to ie. lleJ'ioul calla waa alower than what we would like it to be." • have been contained had earthen flood contr ol channel• been upgraded and llhed with concrete over ~ past ·few years. CoUnty Public Works ~r Carl Nelaon said the flooding was cauaed by the Inability of the earthen flood-control sya~ to handle the vast volume of water that poured lnto It and exceeded 1.he system's designed capacity The water slowly roae ln the channel.a, began overflowing and then eroded gaps ln aa many as 17 differen t apota along the _ ear\hen chann!la· The gaps permitted mUdOy floodwalen to rage along city streets, especially In Huntington Beach where damaae ia eatimated at $22 mDHc:m In partl of the county where the earthen flood channela ~ been upgraded to concrete, th.e flooding' waa not so aevere, Nelaon said. He added there ~re only a few concrete culverts that overflowecJ at all, but the water never threatened the lntegrtty of thoee channels. WORKERS ... From Page A1 &etancla Hl1h School were deetn>ytef. "14 .. Verde loobd 11.M a WU zone," ~ Mike Si.Yen., th• matntenanc~ 1upervt.or in C<leta MeA. Police ln Costa M .. l9(lr'ted ~~,.U0 -1ome atranded reatdentl, lo~ludins-one woman w ho auffered an appatent heart attack at the helaht of the atonn. The water atood 11eVen feet -deep ln areaa . About 45 people were evacuated from their flooded home1 In Coeta Mesa and flve •pent the ni,ht at an emeraency Red Crom ahelter at Costa Metia High School. In Newport Beach, three people and two dop ahowed up at the Red Croaa ahelter establlahed at the Orange Coat YMCA. A tmall landaUde WU reported along Bayside Drive ln Coron.a del Mar late ye1terday and 11 families were evaculted by dty official.a who feared the homes could begin to alide. Irvine came through the atonn remark.ably well. Several major interaecuo~ remained f1ooc!ed today and were clo1ed to motorists. The worst flooding occurred ln Northwood. Mud and water washed lnt.o the yarck and pooll at about 15 residenoea. Trabuco Road In lrvine wu cloeed today from Jeffrey Road to CuJver Drive and city ~!.. were allempting to bulldoze a channel through the westbound lanea to connect lnundated fields with a flood control dltch. UC Irvine was cloeed at noon yesterday because of aevere flooding. CWaes resumed today. A pier with five boat.I attached broke loose in the Upp er Newport Bay late yesterday and floated down lnto the harbor. Harbor Master Harry G._e aald severaJ boata that snapped Wo9e from their mooring• were wed~~ under the atemwheel of the leuben E. Lee restaurant. " e haven't even had a breek long enough to check out all the ~e. Most of the moorlnp in tke harbor were rearranged," said Gage. Both the Newport and Balboa Piers were cloaed today u a precautionary measure. A large water main in Newport that serves most of the dty snapped at a polnt under the Newport Bay bridge becauae of the swtft CWTenta, aaid Wade Beyeler, Newport's general services director. Non-aitical aurgeriea at ~ Memorial Hospital were amce yesterday and aome emergency room patients were dlverted to other hospftala. Hoag was without water for several hours. "The problem, of cou~. ia that thlno aren't over yet," sa!d Perrin. "ft doesn't look good. The la.at thing we need la more rain." Throughout the day, local fire, police and !aramedlc departmenta an the hlg.hway patrol maintained <:onatant communication with the aherl!rs office, Hart said. Evacuation litee -usually local h.141h ICbooa - a.re preplanned, while agencies auch a• the Red Cross, the Salvation Army, churches and local buaineaaea aupply food, clothing and bedding, Hart aaid. OCEAN -CLO SE HOMES .. • ''When we're ta1.k:lna of heavy rains, the uaual calla we get are power outa¥,es and floodina." Hart aald. ' So we have three majoc reapoNlbllitiea: lmmedlate re1cue, traffic control and 9eCUrlty of property and peraonal safety." Orange County Fire Capt. Gary Stenberg aald flre unlta were ham~red aomewhat by atahi.een. 'We recommend that anyone who doellD't need to drive stay • " be uld. From Page A1 property ownen will continue to bulld cloee to the OCMn. He said roast'll F1orida homes destroyed by hurricanes are al.most always rebuilt. Some flood damge ln Newport Beach "has been averted throulh the conatruction of rock rtties that deflect the powerfu surf before it washe1 away sand. Tony Melum, tideland• adminiatrator for Newport Beach, aald jetties were built near 40th and 50th atreeta north of the city pier during the late 19609. At that time, the water had ~ approechl.ng coaStal homes because of the erosion of beach sand Since the aand In that beach area wu replaced and the rock jetties were built, shruhr flooding proble~ have been rninim.i.zed, he said. In other 1ectlon1 of West New~rt, bulkheadl were built iO withstand high tides of about six feet. Melwn said. But recent high tides have exceeded 1eVen feet., causing flooding. Recently, the city hu been waiving certain permit requirements and otherwise ~ homeownen In rai8ing the "Mtght of theee bulkheada to avert future high tide flooding. he said. · 19·1tlec8 Socket Set . MASTER MECHANIC~ $a•• QUALITY U.S.A. MADE Combo SAi la Metfk Set Hen ~-Inch Drive And lndu .. 14 Sock.n, ~ Plug Socket, btenaion ltc. Complete Your ToOI S.t With Thh Mu~ S.t. ut.tlme GvorantM At Any Tru• Volue Hanlw..,. ....... Utnlted To Supply On H9')d -~ 3/8/83 I f I' -~ 11 . r t I l 1 ' I r 1 - N ATION U .. L V evacuates 3,000 in campus h()mb scare 11 ~ A~1~l1ted fre11 -- LAS VEOAS Authorlllu evacuated aomt" 3,000 nuc:lenta, faculty and staff from tht> University of NcvadA Laa V~~t PilhC ..Ci.~ laid .M.&.ro Police~ bomb INU pla4*1 eomewhere on th., 300-acrc c:ampus. The ICare at the UNL V campus waa the latt.'flt incident In two t.en.e daya following the dlat.-ovl'ry of thrt.'i' dynamite bombe at t.hJ'ft Strip hotell early Monday Tough er cigareue warni11g sought WASHJNGTON LegWatiun being lntrodu~ today by Rep. Henry W&XJ1Wl would replace the current h~alth warning on cigarette pack.agee with a new, more specific warning, 11talin8 ''O,aarette smoking cauaes IUOS cancer and emphysema; iB a major caU!le of heart disease, LS addicuve and may result in death." Artificial heart success laude~ SALT LAKE CITY &rnt'y Clark's art1fic1al heart lmplant has been a successful experiment, but doctors nught not have picked hiin for the hi.stone surgery il they had known the 8eY'erity of his lung problems, says Clark's former card1ologuil today. Man charged in slaying of six GLENNALLEN. Alaska -A man charged in the handg\11\ ala~ of six people in a remow Alaskan mlrung town was jailed in Anchorage early I.Oday, as state troopers planned to return to the tiny town of McCarthy to retrie11e the victims' bodies. Louis 0 . Hastings, 39, was charged with six counts of firat..degree.mw:de..r In.a late cowi.hew:Ulgs~terday after bei.ng driven to Anchorage from Glennallen. where he had been taken for treatment o.f stab wounds. -STATE l!.S. carriers I ooling Soviets SAN DIEGO -Amenca's Paciflc Fleet is trying out a ''now you aee us now you don't" tactic to thwart Sovt~ surveillance, a Navy admiral aays. The strategy. called Flexops. ~ recently u.ted in the northern Pacific and Indian oceans, Vire Adm Harry C. Schrader Jr. said yesterday Those ~an sectors a~ areas of concern be<:ause SoVJet forces are concentrated there, said Schrader. - Mom's 'punishment' trial begins SAN' JOSE -A 200-pound woman who sat on her !On as poni8bment for playing with matches has gone on tnaJ for involuntary"1nanSlaughter with her defense lawyer planrung to argue that she was following prescribed treatment Betty Mentry was using a fonn of behavior therapy suggested by a cou.naelor at a San Jose counseling cent.er, her lawyer Cynl Ash u.id yesterday. Four in d icted in heroin operation j -t I Oran~ Co11t OAILV PILOT/Wednelday, Merch 2, tH3 ,\I . 'Th e wind just blew me out of bed' {)ver 300 feel tornado's wrath as 100 LA homes damaged, destroyed By ROBERT JABLON She and her hu1band were ...,._...., "-...., am,::J more th ... 100 ~pi• t..08 ·/..:tG&lrE6 -K•t.e to out ol-100 damaaed or Kntaht NY• ahe cooaldll'I he.-U,-cle$U'oyed homes Y"terday on lucky that ah~ only suffered a c.-ut tKe eouthem frihp of downtown knee when a tornado amuhtd Loe A.naele.. Temporary lholt.er lnto-lh• ho~ aha shat.el wi.'-' • ..fd; ibo v1c.Um.a wu. "l u_p...al her huaband, throwinl her to ~ ~J'\ual ArW HJah Scho61. Cloor In a pile ot broken aJ,ua. .Amona the vict!mt were four "We w ere aleeplna and the families who were lnaide a South wlnd Jutt blew out the plate llalP. 'Broadway apartment complex windows and blew me out <if. when the roof wu ripped off. bed," the 73-year-old womtl\, Ana AaulJ,ar, 27, laid her flrtt .Wd ot the atonn that killed two thouaht.1 when the blut hit we,. llnd ~jured 26. "l wu bom In for her five children, 1Pf 3 to 13. the South and I heard abou~ "All the~ btob and all the tornadoes, but l n.ver aaw one. t' roof went, ' A1u Uar said, her don't Uke it." commenta. tran•lated by a Queen gets _ raine d __ out, w ill·f l y, not s a il SANTA BARBARA (AP) - Queen Ehzabeth D, who braved the worst weather Southern Ciliforma had to offer to visit President Reagan's ranch, once again has had her salllng plans ( 01 led by the severe atorm. The White House announced last night that the royal party would fly from Long Beach to San Francisco this afternoon U'\Stead of en.using there aboard the r oyal yach t ,· the HMS Bntanrua Eric Rosenberger, the spokesman. sa&d the queen. who was on her yacht. had no public schedule today. It was the second time this w eek that the fierce Pacific storm forced t}le Bntaruua ID stay put l.natead t>f saHmg -to Santa Barbara near the Reagana' ranch. the queen flew. Keeping a suff upper lip, the queen sloshed through pouring ram -abandoning her llmouaine for a Navy bus at one point - and rode a four-wheel drive vehicle up to the president's mountaintop retreat for a luncheon rendezvous Tuesday. F ish-0ut o( water SpU\.lah·•peekina t.eachek-'a aide '"the flnt thina l d1d WU Co to cover my Utt.le lif l <ace 3) and then l 1taned .ICf'elmina. l ran to the door to try to open h, but the door waa locked. The air blocked JL"_ ---Aaullar and her huaband, Joae, 41. are lmml&ranu who c.ame to the United Sutea from El Salvador. She laid ahe didn't know where her family would 1ta_y. ll'or Patricia Goodman, the twil1er held a al)«iaJ terror. She had nowhere to run. ~. 62, of Canoga Park, wu bedridden after underaolng hip aura•ry at Orthopaedic Koeplta.l In central Loe A.Aaelel Sh~ wu on the top lloor, chattina calmly with her dauah.ter by telephone. when tornado-force wtnda batt.er9d the! bulldlna. __ _ "lt went black and evei=yt}iina went flylna throu1h the air out.tide huge piec:e9 of wood," she aald. "JUlt like 'The Wizard of Oz.' "I juat cloa~d my eyea and acreamed and acreamed and by the lime I opened them the whole room waa platter duat, and there wu a cellins tile on the pillow next ID my head. I waa terrified it would 1tart apln." 'The tornado smaahed l8 large, tempered glua window• and two glaaa doora. buckled acouatlcal tileti In top-floor room1, flung a sheet-metal shed about like a toy and damaged eight or nine can ln the hoep1tal parkil\8 lot.. - Nurses and attendant.I. drilled tn emergency procedures. ruahed to the sixth floor. which wu hardest hit, and evaucated 20· 4 bedridden patient! into the hall. Two nurses and two patienta were cut by glass. Among the cuulatlee was the 80-foot alwnlnwn apire that wu the hoepital'a "aymbol of hope" for more than 20 years. It was twisted to a 90-degree angle, half its length dangling crazily over the edge of the roof. Of it.I three metal layers. two had been shredded. "It looks like a war zone," Police Chief Daryl Gates said of the stricken area. ''The closest I've seen to 1t was an 1965," referring ID the Watts riots. The Nauonal Weather Service 1n Kansas City conf umed the Los Angeles tornado and a second twist.er that hll the Pasadena area later m the monung. Eyewitnesses said the Pasadena twister lifted a car driven by John Baker of Arcadl.a 15 feet uito the 8JJ". -'""T"'saw this black twi.stmg cloud and said, 'Could thJ.s be?' when all or a sudden 1t started knocking me around," said Baker. 44 "I think my car wanted to go to heaven and I didn't .. SAN FRANCISCO -Four Oakland gang members who allegedly U9ed children aa lookouts for their operation have been indicted for conaplri.fl8 ID .ell heroin in several F..ast Bay houslnR projects. The alleged leader of "The Mitchell Gang," Felix Wayn1t Mitchell. 29, of Loa~ w• ~Monday ntght by lriternal Revenue Se:rvlce agents and police in Los Angeles. He was held on $2 5 million bail. "She's a real trouper and a good 11port," presidential advi5er Michael Deaver said after the queen and Prince Philip arrived at the end of a treacheroualy foggy road th.at leada to Reagan's Bancho del CSelo. How ba d was the flood in Laguna Beach ? So ba d that Lupe Chown found this carp !la pping around o n Laguna Canyon Road. O f ficer dies in crash of pol ice cop ter Early release of prisoners backed S h ak en girl accuses s~speet -~ By Tbe Ataodated Preti LOS ANGELES -A police heli c opter patrolling tornado-ravaged South Central Los Angeles h.lt power Imes and craahed late Tuesday. killing one police otp.oer and ln}Wing two others. SACRAMENTO -Despite opposition from Gov George Deu.lcmejian. a Senate committee has approved a "safety-valve" to allow early relea.R of eome inmates of overcrowded prisons. Prompted by a prison population that is nearing 35,000, more than a third above the prt.ons' designed capacity, the bill would allow inmates oonvicted of relatively non-violent crimea ID be reJeaaed as much aa 60 days early WORLD Move made lo avert oil price war PARIS -Venezuelan Energy Minister Humberto 'Calderon Berti met with French Foreign Minister Claude Cbey9on today and arfanged meetings with officials of other DGD-OPFX: nations in his efforts to aVt'rt an intemationll oil price war, officials said Kuwait accU8ed the United States of spearheading a Western war on OPEX: "expected to last till 1985, when the pnce of oLI UI expected to drop as low as $18 per t.rrell." Soviel writer given 7-year 1-erm MOSOOW -Valery Senderov was .entenced to a Uibor camp for writing about Soviet anti-Semitism and responded by IW'lding up in the courtroom and denouncing the "outrageous, csuel and hypocnUcal" oommwust state, ,his fnends 1&1d The 38-year-old d.lmident's sentence handed down yesterday calls far .even yean hard labor followed by five years of extle to a remote part of the Soviet Union, they adde<j. Mom conyicted in court shooting LUEBEXX; West Germany -Marianne Bachmeier, 32, walked into a packed coUr1roOm two years ago, pulled a gun and abot ID death the man standing trial tor the rape-murder of her 7-year-old dauehter. Today a court convicted her of manslaughter and 9Mlten0ld her to six yean in priaon. She was eccu.ed of murder af1er pumping seven bullets into the back of 36-yur-old Klaus Grabowak.fon March 6, 1981 before a atunned COW1. By STEVE TRIPOLI orttw o.., ,... et111t A 14 -year-old Lake El.stnore girl, bre~ into sot. 11everal times, told an Orange County 1ury ye1terday that Thomaa Francis Edwards shot her and killed her friend in Cleveland National Forest 18 months ago. Kelly Caruer. who survived the attack n ear Blue Jay Campground after beina shot tn the head.. said EdwardS pulled his truck up next to her and 12-yeac-old Vanessa Iberri, called to them once, then opened fire. Cartier'• croes-examination by Snowst orm hampers h unt for hurt sk ier BASS LAKE (AP) - Authorities hoped for a break ln a blizzard today to allow " heUcopter to reach an injured cross-country skier stranded three days in the high Sierra. A companion left Robert DeiJ'ay. 30, of Livermore alone in a tent Sunday with a atove and c hange of clothes at the 9,200-foot level near Thouu.nd Ialand Lakes In eastern Madera County. Hellcopten turned back Monday and yeaterday when blinding anow kept them from rlalng to t~ plateau where Degray WH encamped. Wete IJ.lstening ••• What do you hke about the Daily Pilot" What don't you like,. C..U the number at left and your message will be recorded. t.raNCnbed and delivered to the appropnat.c editor 842-6088 ,, The same. 2A-hour answenn1 service may bf u1ed to record let tl'rs to the editor on any topic Mailbox contnbutors must include their name and telephone number ror vtrif1ution No rirculaUon t'<llls, please Ttll ua what's on you r mind OAAHGE COAST Dilly P.ilat CIW"'9cl .......... 7WMMl1I Al otMt .......... Ml-att MAIN Ol'l'te• ==.:r::. =·=~(.A.,. ~..,,. ,.,C)~eo.-1~~ Ho ~twt tlOUH, llt11t1'tlt(ll\I .. tOllOolat m•tttt Of .... ,_ .......... , .. _..,..,..._...., ~tlC.tlJY'""'' - Deputy Public Defender Michael Giannini waJ interrupted by Edwards him.elf when the youngster appeared ready to break down again as Giannini queatloned her about the shooting. Edwards, moved from the defense table to a leC'l.ion of the courtroom out of c..rtier'a sight following her first breakdown, hollered, "Gienn!nl, whr d~ you leave the girl &Jone?' .., Superior Court Judge James Judie warned the defendant to oeue his oulbunta. There were no further lnddenta. Cartier'• mother and Iberrt's parents and 1tepfather were pre.en\ in the oow1l'OOm as the thin, blonde youth testified. They joined inVettlpton from the Oranae County Sheriff'• Department in comfortina the «irl du.rina two reoemea tn her Gem Talk By J.C. HUMPHRIES Ctrtifi~ 01mo~i1t. AGS hour-long testimony. Cartier, echoing testimony she gave nearly 13 months ago at F.dward.s' preliminary hearing, said ahe and her friend were .eeking a spot for a family plcnic at Blue Jay CamNJ"OWld when they first saw P:dwards' red Datson pickup drive by. She said neither she nor Ibeni had any communication with Edwards when he flrst drove by or when he returned minutes._ later. Cartier aaid she and her friend had moved to the side of the road to allow the truck to pus when 1 t stopped and Edwards called to them. She noticed he had a gun In hil hand just before the shooting started. she said. Cartier said she aaw Edwards a final time after the shooting. as she lay on the ground near hla truck, "Apparently It hlt a wire and bounced back o nto the pavement," said police Chief Daryl Gates of the 7: 10 p m . accident But Police Ctndr. William Booth, at the IOeJ\e of the crash, srud the ca~ of the crash had not been det.ermlned. It had JUSt landed at the ·uueraecllon," he aaid. "Aa it took off. something happened and it fell to the ground." The dead officer was identified as Reserve Stuart Tiara. 26, who suffered massive head injuries. Booth said he jumped from the , craft and was hit by the atlll spinning blades. The other two • were the pilot, Sgt Ronnie Hansen, 35, lasted ID critical condition. and Officer Thomas Brooks, in 1erioua condition. A Feminine Touch . DWCATE 111UI PRE'TTY Jtscribt our collrctinn of 14KT. goltl owr"1y ~11il611ts from Krtmtnts. Matty art 6'Jlli/ablt u•1tb ,,,. lb1ng pitus. Comt in t°""J .,,11 m "",. «ilnplttc lint nf Krtmrwtz jewtlry • ! ------ ----.-- l r J ' .l , I I • t\ Orangt 00111 OAILV PILOTfWedn csav, MtrQh 2, 1883 Northern state ~a · sponge -can't take another dro:P' a,, ..... AHoea.t..s Prn• than 8 ,000 pt,opUt ordend Wav11 beyond "wildest ' evacuated. and theJ\4teOlfl«t of ~henaton," 1uratna creek.a, i:meratnc)I Servicea Mid about fleree rain and an "ival&nch of 1,000 •pent Jut nlaht tt lholten. mud" routed thou11nd1 of More than a foot o( rain t•ll ln o.utomlana from homes near the the coutal hWa aouth of Carmel, -Bia Su.r ClOUt to inland Red muff rem6~ nonnem uua reported a• a 1taUed storm system IH'\ inc:!hee and 2.46 IJ\Chet pelted ~ ptnw-.;eeled anarlly offshore~ .Monte(ey ln 24 houra. '~ ~ ---_...., • NotiLbem...calUcm»~ ~ "U~e a Communities under 1ie1e by aponae." aald O~ direftor Xlex · violent weather reported more Cunnlnaham. "It can't take Ragin~ water : . in Prado Dam 46 feet deep TM Prado Dam, fiood control relM!rvolr for Orange County'• Santa Ana River, waa filled to only 16 percent ol ita capacity early tod1ty, official.a said, and , wu expected to pose no problems ln the current storm. another drop of rain without • ..-mna out IOll\ewh•,.. elM." On Ban Francl1co'1 Paclflc t.'Odt, the Cout Ouard broupt otf a dramatic three-hellcopwr reecue of 10 men on a.,dr1ftll\I bars• In wild turf mtd~ay yHterd!lY· The •oo-toot-lona bara•.· the operatlona but for a i 1 bUUon ,ewer ~roJecto40WJ.ect ~flom tta'«ftle ore •• ,_, oUahore and threatened to dwnp the work.men lnio the IN, u1d Jan Berry ot the San Frand..-o Clean Water projlioi. Three hell.oopttra equlp~d with t.kt\I broulht all tho men aahon, '°IQ' f?ut .. ,., and the bu(• IJ'OUnd4ld eorne 100 yarda oft Ocean Beech. Deaplte 1unny 1klH over SUnaon Bea.ch, IWOU.. up "° 20 ~~~Ccan.t.)l oceanfront for 1ix houra. Raging water from swollen tributaries rushed into the re,ervoir faster than It could be rele&led, said Andy SlenkJewlch, Prado's chie f of reservoir regula lions. More rain . was ex~ to increue the elevation of water In the reservoir, Slenkiewich added, but he said he did not e_!PeCt the darn to overflow 1ta. oounda. p ............. ..,,L.-...... Aa of 8 a.m., water was coming lnto the reservoir at the rate of 7 ,200 cubic feet p~r second. Outflow was only 4,100 cubic .feet per 11ecOnd. Flood control engineers at the dam have been gingerly releasing as much water as they can without forcing the river to overflow, Slenkiewich said. "We have obeervers watching at c ritical pointa downstream who let ua know if they ~ any alack in the river. If they do. wa let more water out," he said. Early this morning. the water trapped behind the dam's • retaining wall was 46.5 feet deep Nearly 33.000 acre-feet of water waa being coni..atned. (An acre-foot la enough water to cover an acre to a depth of one foot.) So many residents were leaving that maif wasn't delivered along Cape Cottage end Northport in Huntington Beach. Mailman lives up to famed motto "Neither snow. nor rain. nor heat, nor gloom of night'' ... nor a tornado or even the worst stonn in mem6ry? Evidently more than 90 percent of the mail wa.s delivered yesterday. "Except for a few occupant& on Laguna Canyon Road and major flooding areas in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley, we were able to deliver." said Clayton Bakke. poet.master of the main processing center ln Santa An.a who oversees 5,000 postal employees in Orange <:ounty. "Some vetucles stalled out, but we're used to that." The phone of the Huntington Beach postmuter was busy all afternoon. Substation penlOllJlel reported at 4:30 p.m. that "It's been a tough day. We're 801.ng to try again before dark, though, to reach the areas we miBaed unlea there's a safety factor." Other summations of the stormy S1tuation: -"Carrien were able to walk their rounds. The maln problem was fallen trees instead of d08JS.'' said Dick Guitinan, postmaster in Costa Mesa. -"Some residents have come in their dJ.nahlea to check their era box ea," said Reid Plummer. 1upervi;90r of the Balboa laland substation. -"We gave our people safety ta.lka before they went out, but they still had a heck of a day getting wet from heed to toe. The closing of Pacific Cout Highway delayed our acceu to Balboa laland and Balboa Peninsula and some vehicle• were drowned out," 1ald Robert House, postmaster ln Newport Beach. -''We're still wading through with about the same level of difficulty 85 anyone el.ae without a boat," said David Rios, postmaster at Laguna Niguel. r«NM:hina dcneN of hQmee •veraJ hundred fMt ln Lrom tho shor•, 1ccordtn1 to K•ndrlck Rand, chief of the volunteer tire department. • There waa a "1rqus141well hHdlna ln my cilreci.wn ... and thoee around me and l •tatted to run," he laid. "I WU •tandl.ni on ,. plaL.-e I felt w .. ~.!. on tQp of some aandb.'IJ, and "lt'lddenlf woooen ' fencea that had 9rovtded protection jull started explodlna with I.he ton» of the ocean, and l\ jult c.ame nath1nc In." An evacuation order ln Alvt.o, heiraJded by a blartna siren, came at du.k u ra1in1 wai.n from Coyote Creek bttached up to a ~-mile stretch of levee. More than a foot of water aptlled lnto the San Joee nelahborhood Most businesses to reopen 'today By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of'IM 0eMr Piiot IWff Many e mployees at offices, stores and other ~lnesaes got an afternoon off because ot flood damage and power outages triggered bi' the devastating storm which crashed into the Orange Coast area yesterday. Many stores had planned on reol>'ning today except at the Huntinaton Beach Shopping Center, where buainesaea expected to remain closed through the morning. Some of the moat severe flooding waa at the Huntington Beach center at Beach Boulevard and Atlanta Avenue. The South Coast Plaza Shopping Center ln Costa Mesa, one of the largest cent.en In the West. .pve ita 3,000 employees the optiorl of going home at midaftemoon becauae of storm-related problems. While water damage wu at a minimum at another major shopping complex, the Weatminater Mall, high wind.a yesterday morning tore two cypreu trees, each valued at $5,000, from their roots. Buainesaes along Pacific Coast Highway in a one-block area from Ocean A venue to Broadway ln Laguna Beach were flooded after a wayward truck stalled and blocked the aeweage dralria. A major grocery outlet in Huntington Beach, Von's at 8891 Atlanta Ave .. had to clear shelves becau.e of flooding. ---- e A 1pokesman at one of the 2S stores at the Hun~ Beech Shopplng Center wa aandt..p were holding back water there. But the parking lot wa1 completely covered by water during the height of the storm and employeea were aent home. A 4~-r'ninute power ouia,e at 11.4~ a.m. yesterday darkened the sprawling South Cout P1ua Mall. Werner kher, direct« of marketing for C.J. Segentrom and Sona, operator of the plaza, said employees were given the option of going home becauae many were "concerned about their h<>rne9 and fam!l!es." Fashion Island in Newport Beach suffered little dama1e, according to a spokeswoman. But moat employees of the surrounding Newport Center bualhesaes were 11mt home. 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BUT HURRY, QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED~ SELECTION VARIES BY STORE . DRESSES AND COATS •'I• off Fall and Winter coats. Orig. 20.00 to 170.00 ....... 7.• tol7.• J:r!t to 40% off Ms. Cha us georgette dresses. Orig. 75.00 to 82.00 . . . . . . 40.• •~off BifrGeoffreys fallle~hemisa. Reg 115.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71.• 31% to Jiii•/, off Act I m1ssy and petrte career dresses. Orig. 68.00 to 72.00 .. 43.• •1pec:w pure..._ etripec:t spun polyester <fresses ...... ~-·-· .•............ 11.M •Spec:W pure..._ petite PoPlin -· dresses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . za.• •apec:w purd\Me linen-look suit.a .•.• ~ WOMEN'S SHOES »'I• off Evan Picone "Bistro" espadrille. Reg 38.00. . . . . . . . . ........... J0.40 20'/t off All women's active footwear. Reg. 23.00 to 50 00 ...... 11.40 to 40.00 20% off All 1unior footwear. Reg. 2.2,,QO ,19,48.00 ........ 17.• to 31.40 20% off All Naturalizer s'h<fer. - Orig. 28.00 to 49.00 ........ 22.40 to 31.20 20•;. off All women's Hush Puppies. Orig 32.00 to 33.00. . ..... 21.• to 21.40 ACCESSORIES ~ell AM our Phllllppe hendbega. Orig. 35.00 to 90.00 ........ 21.00 to n .oo 20'11 off All our straw hats. Orig. 24.00 to 46.00. . , ... 11.20 to 31.• 20% off All our scarves and neckwear. Ong. 8.00 to 24.00 u . t .40 to 11.20 20'11 off All sunglaMes including dasig· nara. Orig. 14.00 to 100.00 .. 11..21 to •.oo 20•1, off All aocka. Reg. 2.16 to 10.00 ........... 1.72to1.00 20'/t off All belts. ~eg. 4.00 to 25 00 ..... 3.20 to 21.00 20% off All p.erced earrings in fuhion. 1uni0f'a jewelry. Reg. 3.00 to 100.00 . . . ..... 2.41 to •.oo 21% off AU leotards, t1ghta and lag· warmer9. Reg. 6.00 to 38.00 .. 4.• to ZIM 1/3 off Baronet urethane soft essentials. Reg 9.00 t~ 15.00 ........... l.•to 1...- 211/1 off Stone Mountain leather hanlf· bags. Orig. eo.oo to 78.00 .. 44.• to 17.M 40% off L.auranne vmyt clutches. Orig. 20.00 . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . .. . .. 11.• 20% off All our Evan Picone hosiery. Reg. 3.50 to6.50 ......... : .. 2Mto 1.20 21% off All our fabric handbags and clut· chas. Orig. 18.00 tO 42.00 .. 14.• to 33.• 21% off On all casual anon. R90. 12.00 to 15.00 ......... t .• to 12.M MEN'S I YOUNG MEN'S 21% off An oor regular priced Levi's for Mendenima. 21% off All Kennington young men's shirts. 21% off All striped kniU from Af!ow. Puritan and Aobert 8~. Reg. 19.00 to 28.00 ........ 11.• to 20 .. 21'11 off All Angel' a Flight panta. 21% off All men'1 walkahon1, Harrie, Raceaa and SS>0rt9Phera. Orig. 12.00 tc124.00 ......... la., 17.• •% off All young men'• statw )eenl. 21% off •11 boys' Kennington INrta. 21'11 off Weekend WMr by Pierr• Cerdin and Boeton Trader. ·Orig. 20.00 to V.00 ..... :-:--:~•11M MEN'S FURNISHINGS •~off~ Arrow, Ven HeuMn and ManNtt.an ful flt dftel eNru. ~ Ollf All men'• neckWMr. ~olfM~. R41Q.1&.00to22.00 .•.•.... ,, ....... ~elf Aa Tropl-cel ~. Reg. 12.00 '° 24.00 ............ .. ~.All MUIWngbJW bfWt Ind ,..,._,Reg. 10.00to 12.00 ........ .. ...... ,. ..... IOCb. 1 RtQ.4.00tol.00 ..•.•••••••. 1M9!1•• 9" 9ff Al men'• ICM ihOli. - WEST COAST KIDS 201/t off All thildren's denim jeans. Orig. 14.00 to 34.00.. . . 10.11to21.• 21•;. off lzod girls 7 to 14 tops, shorts. Ong 14 .00 to 22 .00 . . . I .II to 15.11 201/t off All car seats. Ong 38.00 to 85.00 21.11 to a .• 20•1, off 3-pc. pantie, camisole, slip sets by Her Majesty; 4 to 14. Orig 10.00 .... 7.• 20'1• off Girl's 4 to 14 London Fog jackets. Orig . 20.00 to 22 00... . .11.11to11.11 201/1 off-A!IJ)shkosh toddler boys' play wear Reg. 15.6n°lo 18 00 .. 11.• to 13.• 20% °"""II marked prices 1n Health Tex Orig. 5.00 to 30.00 3.• to 23.11 20•1, off All children's ecuve footwear '8pec:1al purehaM girl's knit 4 to 14 sleepwear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.11 to I.• •Speer.. purchaM gin's stretch belts 1.41 DOMESTICS, DRAPERIES to'/1 off all Canterbury tablecloths. Reg. 22.00 to 48.00 . . . . .. 10.• to 23.• ..,,.-off eve~beach towel in stock. Reg. 10.00 to 40~ • ._ 4.• to 11.11 All bath towels now at white sale prices. Reg. 3 00 to 24.00 1.• to 11.• 20'/t off..corduroy bedresta by Brentwood Reg. 25.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.• •% off l..evolor "Lim1t9d Edition" blinds, 11'% off Custof'tl venlcal blinds. 50% off installation 50% to ••1, off selected drapery fabrics. 50% off labor. 50% oH l'l'lstallation. to'/1 off selected reupholatery fabrics Save on labor. too. •%off made to measure draperies. 40•;. off Malibu bedspreads. JO•lt off all kitchen curtains. Save on every sheet 1n stock. Reg 10.00 to 63.00 . . I .II to 51.• Save on every mattress pad we have. Reg 17.00 to 62.00 . . *• toM.• Seve on every comforter and bedspread Reg. 45.00 to 275.00. . . 17 ... to 211.• 21 to 311/1 off Fieldcrest automatic blankets. Reg. 75.00 to 200.00 .... 41.• to 131.• MATTRESSES •1.00 off on our exclusive solid brl$S daybed, with gift of two twin King Koll mattreaes. Reg. 1200.00.. . . . . . . . 711.00 STEREOS, TELEVISIONS •.oo off. JVC 25 watt matched stereo component system with c:.blnet. If pur· chased eeparately, 936.00 ......... 141.00 to.00 to 1•a off all color consoles. 21% to 40% off on all dilcontinued VCR'a LAMPS AND PICTURES •%off crysUll accent lamp. Orig. 100.00 ..................•.••••• •% off hurric:.ne lamp1. , Orig. 125.00 ...................... 71.• 11% off excluaiv• oek frame mirrors. Orig 125.00 ............ . . . . . . ... 41.• lpeoW pwchw. F,.med flOfll print9 under gla• .............•... 11_. •~ to•~ off on tccant mirTor. and p1c. turea. OdQ...5.00 to 36Jll .... i.•tD.JL• MAJOR APPLIANCES ,. • .,, ~ '9ft1gMtot/fl'eRtt. Orig. 821'.'oo ...................... .. •M flff GE refrigenrtor/ff9Uef. ong. •.oo .................... 111•. •a ... OE llde-by-llde ~IFIOf/fw. Orlg. 711.00 ..• ,.... • ..... Whitt Weetlnehouel tutomdc ....... Orig.111.00 ............. ... • .... Me:tof•ie gee~. Qf'i. • .•..•• • ................. ... FURNITURE 31D1 .00 off 2 pc. arched bookcase. Orig. 1200.00 ................... •.OO 311/t off dark rattan arm sofa. Ong 930.00 .. . . •.oo 221.00 off set of 3 occasional tables. Ong. 975.00 . . .. 748.00 1•.00 off 3 pc. contemporary occasional u:ble set. Orig. 665.00 . . ... m .oo 211.00 off solid oak 2 pc French style cocktail table. Orig. lo00.00 ....... 711.00 201.00 off 3 pc. pecan finish occasional 1:1ble Orig 800.00 . . . . . ... •.OO 46'1• off brass. glass d1n1ng table. 4 black lacQuer side chairs Orig. 2560 00 .. 1•.00 l3'/• off Barcalounger'~ wall hugger recliner Reg. 600.00.. . .......... •.OO 40'/• to 501/1 off Catnapper'•; leather recliner Fleg. 1000.00 . • . . .. •.oo 50'1• off StratoloungwC!-rust vinyl recliner Reg 600.00. . . 211.00 50'/t off 2 pc contemporary wedge sec· ll<>nal. Ong. 2000.00 .. •.OO 451 .00 off tuxedo style sofas. Orig. 950.00 . . . . . . . . . ..... •.oo 151.00 off leather chair and ottoman set. Orig. 1660.00 . . . . . . •.OO 401.00 off 2 pc. velvet secuonal Or1g. 1200.00 . . . -.... 711,00 151.tO off dark rattan swivel rockers. Ong. 350.00. . . . . . . . . . ... t•.OO 101.00 off a traditional atyte curio c:.binet. Orig. 400.00 . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 211.00 IO% off 3 pc game set. folding chairs. Orig. 400.00 . . .... 1•.00 201.00 off our roll arm wing chair Ong. 40000. • ... 1•• 242.00 off pairs of wmg chairs. get a bonus drum table. ong. 400.00 each Purchased 1n pairs . . . . . .. 241.00 eech 10\:00 off Chip?endate·etYle wing chair. oxblood color. Orig. 400.00 ....... •.OO Ottoman. orig. 166.00 . . . . 121M 101.00 off lowback swivel rocker -Or1g. 400.00 . . . • • .. ... -· 211,,00 111.00 to 31;,oo off Lift arm family room pieces. Qrig. :B>.00 to 88>.00 .... 1•.00 to •.OO $1.00to111.00 off Berkline'a cerromar family room. 51.00 to 111.00 off Beridine' s cOl'$ica fami- ly room. •1.00 off on 2 pc convertible sectional Ong 1200.00 . . . . . •.OO 101.00 to 231.00 off Contemporary super Queen sleeper. Orig. 800.00. . .. •.oo •v. off 3-piecd wall system Ong. 1150.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . ...• •.oo 43% off 5-pc. oak bedroom set. Orig 2100.00 . . . . 11•.oo SILVER '1'1% off 44 pc. Georgian House 1818 ~tainlesa set. Reg. 380.00 ..........• _. CHINA GLASSWARE 44% oft on Mikua lead crystal berware. Reg. 17.95 ................... eech ... 48% off Leed crystal 1temware from American St..-nwa,.. Reg. 6.00 ...... 2.• 21% off 5-plece p&ace Mttlnga from ROYlll Ooulton "Romance Collection." STATIONERY. TOYS ... ~off Mr. M.nn 80-pege photo albuma. Orig. 15.00. . . . • . . • . • . • • . • • • • • . . . .... -~ ... all bov-' toy9 • Ottg. 18.(J() •.•••••••••••••••••••• ta. ( .\ H •• t ' I "" ' I -· ----·--- , ,. • \ I f r l ...... ~ . Orange Cot.et DAILY PILOTIWtdnnday. March a. 1oaa -.,, ----. .. $addleback pact has • • new pay raise twist In • very unuaual agreement, t••chen ln the Saddleback unity College Diatrict have to accept a 10 percent pay thh year with the widentandina that the increue w1ll be cut 1n lial.f next year -a ~ R!l'Clnt rollbeck. The compromiae asreement followed 1even mon tha of ~ttation between the faculty •••oclation and district admlnlttraton. In fact, the teachers were to have receive~ the 10 percent lntl'eUe 1n thiS, the final year of a three-year contract. But that contract had contained a provision that there would be no third-year pay raiae if 1\ate funding support did not =ve_Adminiatratora acted that provilo and impoaed a freeze on pay hikes when the district lost $2 million in state support . So the faculty oraanlzation tiled an unft!r labor practicee charae. That c harae waa dropped when teacher• agreed to the comprom.1.te that will give them the anticipated 10 percent raile, but take away 5 percent next year. That could change if the faculty preeenta a new ulary and benefit proposal for next year, but the agreement will remain ln force until a new contract ta worked out. In proposing the compromile, district adminiatratora recosnized the fact lhat leachen who had counted on the raite need the money now to meet their living expenses. And Ln agreeing to the later rollback, the teachers recogn.iz.ed the diatrict'• ongoing financial difficulties -plus the faa thattbe continuing drop in inflation could improve their own position next year. Coast lite protection The recent tragic pelican mutilations ln the Dana Point area emphasized the need for stepped-up controls of the entire coastal marine 'environment. So it ii encouraging to learn that the state Fish and Game Department aoon may double its activity by adding a second patrol vessel to be stationed in Dana Point Harbor. At present the Fish and Game boat baaed in Newport Harbor is responsible for patrolling the county's entire 42-mile coa.nline. Last week county supervisors ~cted to take advantage of a )nmty resident's offer to donate a ~5-foot boar that will be suitable ior patrol use. · ! The supervisors voted to ,vant free dock space to the new ' boat at the sheriff's Harbor Patrol facility at Dana Harbor and to appropriate $2,000 to help cover the cost of maintaining the second boat. The Harbor Patrol. operated by the county Sheriff's Department, maintains patrol boats and fireboats to police the harbors and coastline and assist boaters, but the state Fish and Game Department is responsible for overseeing the marine preaerves along the coast and making sure that thoughtless vandalism does not damage plant and animal life along the coast. Addition of the second boat should be of great help in preserving the county's marine environment. ~eats ~· liucket brigade ! When disaster strikes, the ~terruption of utilities can be one ,of the most difficult problems. .And, while loss of gas and :e 1 e c t r i c i t y i s a m a j o r ;inconvenience, the shutotf ~f •water supplies can be the most Jdanaerous. i Though a major earthquake is :~t likely to interrupt water 1.-vioe, th.i3 can al.lo happen in the !event of a major fire, flood or toxic 2!~~~a many communities ~ed. during this week's So it 1-encouraging to learn t.hat officials of all 41 water distribution districts in the county are combining their efforts to , make sure fresh water will be i =~~e wherever an emergency j At present, Boyle Engineering ' of Newport Beach is completing a survey of all the water distributors, to determine where each obtains and stors water and where the principal supply hookups are. Upon completion of the Water Supply Emergency Preparedness Study, a volunteer organization of water officiala will be set up. This group will be able to make quick decisions as to how available water supplies can most efficiently be t.ransfez:red to.a stricken area. The study, financed by three , water districts, will provide a blueprint for instant reference when a community is threatened with loss of water. It ii a commendable and farsighted effort to belp guarantee our well-being. J-0p4~~. expreaed In tM apace above'~ ;hoee of the Oaliy Pttot. Other vifta· I ~•nd on tN1 page ere thoM of their euthor9 end arti.tt. Reeder comment i. lfMted. Addr ... The Oalty Piiot, P.O. Box 15e0, Costa MeN, CA 92826. Phone (714) e42-4321. ' . - ' l~.M. Boyd/ Medical school . h medical 1cbool dlfflcult? ~bly. Still, collep studenta lr,imerally •Y the ..-i of te9tl are ihe muJttple<hoioe questlonn.airea. ;And a doctor named Robert S . Jler>cle1lobn, M.D., claims virtually all ot the medical achool major· xamlnatlona are of tne pJe..cboloe vartety. Jim Henion are known the world over a• ere• tora. But theft la a MW wave of extraordlnarily talented creators whoae namea probably will never be known to the public. Too bed. Ward Chris1enilen o1 Chicago. Bob Goodman of Dublin, Calif. Jim Arnold of Dallaa. Many more. Thne are computer wbarda who've created lntr1cate proerama, more remark.able than atorlee and aong1 and fullny funny 1how1, to manipulate words and numbera in aatoniahlng manner. You aee workaday computer prosrammera ewrywhere, just • you aee workaday wrltera and mualclana and entertainera. But the world of ~ten allO hta lta Updikee and md Hemom. And odda are they lnfluence ua man, ln Ume. Q. How long do e1-phanta ln ~ wild aleep? A. Two houn in the mJddle of the ni&bt la typk:al. Not for .. tecy•1 .U., that. They fear no predaton. But \My need the other 22 boun • day '° ttna mouah food '° maintain their '"'cht. Q. Wbo'a the No. 1 ten.n.11 Pl'O ln Afric:af A. Nduka Odlior. Accord1n1 co WorJd ~ Revt.w. be'• the Cm17 t.ennll ...., in A.frtca. .... "*· ftellill, ...... ...... C ..... DsH•I :i:c=-- ' • . - -. "?al 1tl .. ~,._/ t :~~. - ~) ... • ' I ' ~) U.S. trains foreign flacks WASH(NGTON -The U .S . Information Agency, which is auppoeed to seek favorable publicity abro.d for the United States, is now helping foreign govemmenta get favorable coverage in this country. The agency is teac hing Latin American and Arab official• how to handle American newspaper and television reporters. This delicate indoctrination Is directed by Ian MacKenzie, who used to be a regiatered agent and publicity man for the late Nicaraguan dictator An.utu.lo Somoz.a. Despite MacKenzie's best effort.a, poor Somoza never did overcome his public-relation.a problema. Now other right-wing regimes will be able to learn the MacKenzie method.a. , THE PUBLIC-RELATIONS training will cost the American taxpayera $170,000, whJch has been funded for this pu.rpoae to a conservative outfit called the Mid-America Committee for International Business and Government Cooperation. USIA officials, who said they were unaware of MacKenzie's background, inaiated that the purpoee of the aem1nan is to see that the American public la given balanced reporting about countries that att important to U.S . foreign-policy goala. They described the program u an effort to educate foreign officials ln the unfam.War worklngia of a free pre., and said the chief beneficla.riea would be American reporten, who have often complained to the asency about the WU"eSpamdveneaa of suppoeedly friendly governments. As an example. USIA said the government of El Salvador Ia "alrafd" oT the American prem and is not as adept at giving lta side of the civil-war story aa are the leftist guerrillas. The officials aald the same la true of Arab governments with which the Reagan adminiatration la trying to maintain gQCXi relations. The $170,000 contract committee lo conduct calls for the tw oQ -JAC_l_Al-1-111---11--~~ seminars for "media official•" from Latin America and the Middle F.ast. The first seminar was held l n Washington last December. Of the 14 government flacks who got all-expenaes-paid trips here, four were from El Salyador. They included spokesmen fof the Salvadoran armed forces and the mirustry of defense, as well as one private individual, the information director of the extreme right-wing Arena party. The Haitian regime of Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier aent two p.r. men to the seminar. The right-wing governmenta of Chile and Guatemala sent i-epi-eantativea, u did Bolivia, Ecuador and Barbados. USIA officiala aaid invltatJona were sent to several other governme-nta, lnclud.ing the liberal regimes in Mexico and Panama. beaplte USIA'• MS\lnJ\Ce that the program ia educational and nonpartisan, internal memos of the Mld·America Committee, .een by my aaoclate Lucette Lagnado, tell a aomewhat different 1tol'y. Th~ ltr~ate-thn the USIA'• grantee, at any rate, Intended the seminar program aa a propaganda vehJcle from the very start. THE AIM OF THE first aeminar, according to one memo, waa to give "media assistance to government offk:ia.la and their armed forces in Latin America (to) strengthen their effectivenem in the 'War of 1aeas'." The memo continues: "In El Salvador. the government and armed foroea have consistently failed to take the offensive in the propaganda war. On the other hand, Marxist guerrillu . . . are on record as fully underatandlng the importance of winning over American opinion through the U.S. media ... " In strictly educational terms, MacKenzie's Latin American seminar was a little one·sided politically. The trainees' only meetintPI on C&pitoJ Hill were with an aide to Sen. Jeme Helms, R-N.C .. and a meml>er of the Republican Policy Committee. The second seminar will be held htte next month. Thoee invited on the free Junket include press officers from auch oil-rich countries as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar, as well as from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, A1£eria, Yemen, Oman, Morocco, Tunisia and the Un.Ued Mab Emirates -all of which the Reagan administration ta cultivating. Oddly, Syria ia al80 invited. even though it ia on the official State Department lilt of govemrnenta which support tttrorian. Conap6cuoualy abeent from the auest lilt (a l.sraeL Aaked for an explanation, a USIA official responded that Israel 1.11 "the lut country in the world" that needs help in handling the media. Public speaking can shatter nerves If you've ever talked in front of a UoUP of more than 10 people, you know bow nervoua you g._et. In the PNt few yean I've spoken about 20 tunes to large audiences and 1 was as nervoua before the last one as 1 was before the fl.ist. Being nervous before apeaking just doesn't aeem to go away. There are aome things I've learned and 90me obaervations I've mede about speechmaking: -Sitting at the head table, waiting for your tum while everyone eats dtnner for .everal hours. is the hardest part of makmg a speech at a banquet. -A LOT OF orgaruzationa that uk .you to speak don't really ca.re what you talk about aa long u you ahow up on time and don't talk for too long. -You have to give a longer apeech when the event is held in an auditorium than you do when you're speaking at a dinner, becauae in an auditorium tha.e ~came for the aingle purpoae of you. you make a half-hour speech. it takes about three weeks. It takes a day to get there, a day to get back, a couple of da)'ll to prepare it and ~eral weeks to worry about i!. _ _ _ -It'• strange to "be "in t'rodi.it:ea'·• l>y aomeone you never met. -The worst thing that can happen is if they give out awards, citations. ~ I~'' -.l-DY-Rl-11-IY---~ trophies or plaques before you speak. Thoae presentation.a take forever and after they're over everyone'• ready to go home. not llaten to you apeak. -If the speech i.a at a dinner. you usually sit next to the wife of the president. She'• almost always bright and friend! y. I. uawall y like her better than the preaident. ll'a difficult to make amall talk when you're nervous, though -The toughest audience is at a banquet where they're all sitting at round tables. There are 10 or 12 people Quarrels may help or hurt Thought. at l..arp: -It. la necessary to make a diatinct.ion between a quarrel that "clee.n the air" and one that mettly polluta It. further. -Ordinary people tend to be auapk:ioua of mere ln~. becau.e 11wy 1cMw by nperlenoe tho~ II ,.,A~ "' ·IBID IUlll · -Every author secretly echoes the 9entimenta of Clarence Darrow. who once remarked. "Some day I hope to write a book where the royalties will pay for the copia I gi~ away." -Perhai» u Sood a definition o{ "flCOIJ'_ .. •any ls that ft repreeenta the exchange of a:lmple lnconveruences for complex nuiaancel. -If It ii true that a woman "can't be too thin or too rich,'' why la lt tlult most f ttntlel aufferinl from anottxta come from aWuent famlllee? -Poverty make• more atrange bedfellowa than poll\b does. -ranaticl .,. belblly people who be1ieW ln a a1na)e caU11t of c:ondit1otu. and mat If the cau. were. el1minaeed. tb1 C"Ondltlon would be rectified; wbetnl ln reality all condltlona a.re caLmd by a combUMl\Jon of lnflueni..w. none of whiich alOM wW ,..,,.dy the a1bniiift t. -'n'8 com~ of aood l*>el• ~ man· harm ln \he world Lban iN ~ ol bid ,.opae • • at a table and the tables are widely se~_ted ao the waiters can get through It a late, everyone's been drinking and ea~. and they can't hear what you're saymg very well anyway -Getting dressed In a hotel room before a speech; I alm08t always fmd there's something wrong with my clothes. There's a button missing on my shirt, I brought brown llOCU and rm wearing ~ blue suit. or there's a spot on my neckbe. -Usually the podium on th e 11peaker'1 platform is high enough ao you don't have to wony about having your pan ta pressed. -The worst int.roductiona are when the penon introducing you tries to be -runtty. The belll Introductions are invariably the shortest. I've had introducti<>N that were aa long as my apeech. There really Isn't that much to say about me. -Even when I'm the main apeaker, there'• almost al'¥aya aomeone on the program who speaks better than I do. -THE STR•NGE thing about speaking la that ybu only know for aure that you've made a point wlth an audlenoe when you aay 80IDethina funny and they laugh. U you make wl\at you hope ls a good, eerioua point, there'• no way for them to let you know. -They always give you a gl.us of water but I never drink any. -When there are que1llon1 afterward. there's alway. one penon who geta up and em~ everyone ebe by u.kin8 a really stupid qumdGn. -No mtltter how bad I may ba~ been. aomeone alwaya comM up to me and telll me I wu O-L U IQOSt ~ are polite and dlltant when you re leavtna. you know you bombtd wt • a apeaker. -Someone alway• thank1 you pro!Ulely for coming, even when they'w paid you '° do (\.. -There are f w pleuanter Umla ln llfe than whim you've ttnlabed 1p1aklns. ) I f t I WIONllDAV, MARCH 2, 1113 WEDDINGS ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION ( 82 88 0e Bob Hope take• a trip down the memory lane of liJ1 mollies in "Bob Hope's Road to Hollytt:,ood," tonight at 9. Pase B6. D 0 • .. I I Coping • • • residents find ways to live with rising water Eric Davia and Steve Mader (in cap) jog along Riverside Drive in Newport Beach. . ~Storm . ~rings out .. the people. If a rallr\I itor'm br1no out the beat in people, t6en a aubaiding 1torm just brin11 people out. They came ye1terday afternoon to the bluffs overlooking Corona del Mar State Be.ch tp fich t lti.ff wt:nds and marvel a( the maaaive swell.a of the aea. "lt'1 really aort of inc!"edible," -.Id Jim Sea1a, buttoned down in a yellow rain lllcker to take ~1~1 of the big waves aplnat the jetty. A Newport Beach resident, Seals aid he hal aeen many atorma hit before but never one to create breeken apanning the mouth of the harbor jetty. Helen Belllnaer. a Qrona del Mar neighbor Since 1946. u.ed a ..respite in the atonn to walk her German shorthair. Jamie. She dreued the dog in a P.laatlc raincoat tailored 1pecially for canines. Daily Pilot Stories by Glenn Scott , Jodi Cadenhead, and Robert Barker Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose, Patrick 0 • D o n n e I l ,_ P h i 1 Sneiderman and Lee Payne Running the rain • 1n She, too, waa amazed at the Helen Bellinger of Newport Beach walks in the ~in the water. ''Thi.I la h h J • h the rouahest rve ever aeen it." rain with her German s ort air, am1e, at t e lhe aaicf. Corona del Mar State Beach. ·Ifie sa\led . roothbrush Richard Weaver gets out with only his wile, his dog and his toothbrush. lndlanapolia Diane and Tim Marx stand in the front yard on Trinity Drive in Costa Mesa staring at their damage~ home. .1 ) I ~ Rescue boat not uncommon sight Andy Naylor, 19, paddled his small boat down Trinity Drive at 11:30 a.m . yesterday to reecue an elderly oeighbor and a couple of children 1tranded by rising rain waten. Re1icfents living in thl1 north Costa Mesa ne1ghborhood uy they've never teen llnything like the atorm which battered the area. Police manning borrowed inflatable boats arrived by late morning to evacuate resldenll. "I got here at 11 a.m. and the water was hip deep in front of my hou.e," uid Bob Kelly. "By the dme.J I got through putting t.hJ.np up high it wu f~ inches deep in the hoU9e. My dog 1Wam next to ml ·· while I left." · ~1 Diane and Tim Marx aid their garage at 3* , wu under water. 1be carpell were ruined. ; Sections of Trinity, Allegheny Avenue andq , Yellowatone Drive were hardest hit by the 1uhing t- 1torma, police said. Dealing vvith small tornado Ron Platfoot Aid he heard an eerie whi1tlln1 sound at hi1 front door yesterday. He yelled for h1a wife Shirley to open the wtr4>wa: It W'M a ....0 ~ Within 8e<:Onda the IWirliq wind ripped half the roof off h1a ·• Coata Mesa hou.e at 890 W . WU.On Street. Platfoot had been llCl'09 the 1treet inapectJ.na 90me of the rain d.amage at a friend'• holme at about 11:30 a.m . He bad ~ conatdered hinwelf lucky to have e.:aped the flood daJna&e. Then the twiater ltruck.. It tore down a fence at E1tancla Hl1h Scb.ool and knocked down fences and a ~:1~rt:::!. ioro1:: '!:,rn .: ~lea were lmlllhed to the ., "It felt like an earthquake and a tornado," aald 88-year-old Beulah Drelmlller, wboae 10-foot-by-50-foot mobile home :i in the Holiday Mobile J!lltat. 9 park waa tipped over on lta 9de ll by the wind. "A blg piece of '1 aJul came atralaht at me. It )mt miaaed me. !verytbina h ruined." "rm lucky that rm alive." Lillian Forbes, 91, never experienced anything like tbia flood. The worst in 91 ·years } .. f r I I I ' Orange Coe1t DAIL y PILOT /Wednaaday, March 2, 1813 V_g_ws ~x_chaQg~d Ulf .-ldcr-WiUiaun1 K•thl Jo Wllllam1 Qf Placentla and Leo Dl:.AR AtJN LANDERS The pt-non whu UlMtic-r lV, Sall franct.t-o, WIN rnarn.d hb. & In auaa-iect that tht> at.ate ahould makt.-dl"Unk.t and Our Lady Quun of ,.tty lhievem who are eervl.na Umc pay for thelr A n i • I 1 C h u r c h , leMp refltl"I to "free room ancf board, ml"dlcal l'&l'C' N t-w p o r t 8 t' • r h w\d enterta.lnmrnt." ~'oll"wln.i 11 honeymoon A. a prof~r of criminal juallet' •t St Loullil In Hawalt, th•y will t)nJventty, I can tell the writer that many ~Jla Jo rt.'Side In Santa Ana ~t 1upply medical care and mo1t of It i1 The b r I cJ •, a ~ta.ndard graduate ol Duko 1 • Amon8 the &0-called "benefltar' the wnt.er must Unlv.-ralty, Durham, ~ude the threat of sans rape and other fonns of N.C., la the daughter of d\;jract.tion and phyaJcal abuse. He 1hould also Mr. and Mra. Richard c.<bmlder the poaalble loss of a job as well as Hunchteld Williama of priVUeaea and beneflUI that result Jrom ajaU record. Tamp a , P' la .. and "' I The writer ahoUTcl be remmded ~that wlien a -ronnerly of trvfne. She MftOI\ &<a behind ban, nothin.a la "free." In aorne I• em p Io y • d by ...-u co.ta •16,000 a year to keep a per80n in jail. Beckman lnatrumenta 'fllltw oonltNction la running $M.OOO per cell. Inc. c'·•: h eeema reasonable to me that the victim The bridegroom la ~ pt eome flnandal compensation from the the son of the Leo ~u.al who hu perpetrated the cJime again.st U I Ce 1 d e rs o f Sa n Kathy Ullelder ~ Vk:1.1m restitution saves tax dollan, benefita Francisco A gradua~ of the University of San victim, and doesn't make the petty thief or Franciaco and West.em State Uruveraity of Law, he more Anflt'Y· more violent and more vengeful is aeU-employed Seau11illo-KleJn Karen EUubelh Ki&&ln and Steph~n Anlhuny Scaua.lllo exchanaed wtddtttt vow1 Jan 16 111 W•tminater Jl'int Pretbyterlan Cbtir<"h Afl...r " wflddlna \rip to St Croix, U S Vlrifn laland.I und Puerto Rico, lhoy ue .-Jdlnj( In Place~ The bride, dauihter of Blanl•he E ~In of Huntinaton Beach, la a araduaw of USC imd ~Dally Pilot reporter. Scau1lllo WH aradua\ed from Cal St1t\e Fullerton and ta on the Ontario 0.Uy Report new1 at.alt. Hla parenUI are Mr and Mn1 Louis Scauz1llo of Garden Grove. Feldman-Donnelly 81.e\'tm C. Feldman o! Corona dcl Mar and h1a bride, Eve-Marte K. Donnelly, wllJ reside In Corona del Mar following a wedding I.rip to the Bahamas They were married Feb 27 al the Heialer Park gazebo, Laguna Beach The bride, who attends Orange Cout College, is the daughter of the John W Donnellya of Huntington Heach Her husband, son of Dr and Mn. Benjamin Feldman. Long Beach. la a graduult' of Pepperdlne School of L.1w and 111 with the Terry Giles law flrm WeJJing6 & .. , . ···: lngf!g.emeaU. The Dally f'l/c>t w.nCM your w«JdlrJ6 and t•ng1Jgt!ment nt'Wf T o ht'lp you submit the required 111/ormutlun. form.ti are available at tho Dany P1lt>t of/let', 330 W. &y St., Ca.ta Mt!:lll For wedding1, only a black and whl~ photo of rl)P hrldtJ Is acceptable Snsp11hot.a, Polaroid and cYJlor phoros can't be used. The photo musr oo suom/Ued no later thlln thn-e weekB a!U!r the wedding, otherwise 1t will not be publiahed. Engagt.•men r Inf or mat/on is to be submitted at leaar seven weeks before the weddmg Forms and photcB c:an be dropped oft at the o ffi ce or malled to the Editorial Department, Daily Pilot, P .O Box 1580, O:ist.a M l'Sa, Calif 92626 '!:)_!!lult of the state's "benevolt>nt" care -.,~ F . Gll...SINAN, Ph.D Smith-Briscoe ·': DEAR DR. GILSINAN: Thank you for B •aeslilll an eD111tatened and clvl. Uted approach to T. eresa Lynn rt.oe of Newport Beach and ctllD1DaJ utice. For "e leacl11li CODD!")' In tbe Frank Arthur Smith, Founwn Valley, who were Wedding plans announced ~ worl ov peaal eyltem la a Cfliigri'Ce. -----maruad ~A-8 al O.ur Lady .Queen of Angela Hess-Almara"' 1·:· Church, Newport Beach, are ret.1ding ln Corona del 6.. ,.:~ . Mar They honeymooned in Hawad. An April 16 wedding an Our Lady Queen of ~EAR ANN LANDERS:. I am 19, marned to a The bride, daughter of the John Bnacoes of Angels Church, Newport Beach, is being planned guy an~ we have 8 dar~ 6-month-old baby Newport Beach attended Sawyer Buainea College. ~ Jeanne Ann Hess and Marcelino A. Almaraz. The trouble us my mother-in-law. Larry made a h d ' 'd Co F Inc ~e~l with her. She would take over his car Her usban ~ presi ent of rporate adlities . ews of the forthcoming nuptlkls was announced = * by her parents, Dr and Mrs George L Hess, ta of .1a5 a month, '~ he would do her Browman-Schweitzer Newport Beach. . and pick up her medkme at the drugstore Taylor Edward Browman of Santa Monica and The future brid~groom la thl' son of Mr. and fnctNo~~ has to drive her wherever she his bride, Valorie Treat Schweitzer of West Mrs. Marcelino Almaraz of Gardena. The engaged \Dhta to ao. He alao has to take his bratty kld. sister Hollywood, will reside in West Hollywood couple graduated from Loyola Marymount D followlna "" Caribbean cru'•"' They were marn'ed Univera.lty, and she Is working towards her master's ahopplng, to concerts, music lessons and just about .. oe .. ~ ~--Feb 12 in St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, degree at UC Irvine e.verywncn:. N rt Beach I have begged Larry to give the car to his ewpo · Huggins-Renteria , ll)bther and tell her to shove It. He says she would The bride's pare nts are the David V . ~mad at him for the rest of his life. Am 1 nght or Schweitzers of Cost.a Mesa, and hts parents are the The betrotl'\el of Paula Marie Huggins and wrong?_ TROUBLE IN NEW YORK. Robert Browmans, Covina The newlyweds are Christopher M Renteria of Irvine has bee n : OEAR TROUBLE: So long as your husband graduates of UCLA S he is employed with R & B announced by her parents, Mr and Mrs. J .C ~rmlu Ilia mo"er to make lab car payments, be la Development. Beverly H 1 ll s , he 1 s with Huggins of Downey A June 25 wedding LS planned The bride-elect at~nded Cerritoe College. Her f1ance, son of the Martin Renteria.a of Montebello. graduated summa c'WTl laude from East Lola Angeles College. He IS employed by the Timet Mirror Corp.; she is with Bechtel Corp. · Moon-Ramser Mr and Mrs. Charles Everett Moon Jr. of Newport Beach announce the engagement of their daughter, J\nn Elizabeth Moon, to Milip Scott Ramser Jr .. son of the PfilUp Scott Raniaen of S.lboa They are planning to marry May 14 at St. Margaret of Scotland Epiacopa.J Church, San Juan Capistrano The future bride, a 1976 Children's Home Socie ty debutante, graduated from the University of Southern California where she affiliated with Delta Gamma Her f1ance, also a USC graduate, JOmed Delta Tau Delta goln& to be obUtated to MID all over llell'a half acre Shea.rson/ American Express at St. Mananne'• Cathollc Chureh, Paco Rivera. (w Iler and cb.alllfear bla 1l1ter In tbe bargain. I ------------------r---_;_----------------------- belleve lie wHJd be better off lf be pve ber the -car, bat be 1laoald make DO eauesttoaa as to what ue Hoa.Id clo wl" It. . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last night my wife ahd I attended a lovely wedding, followed by a sit-down supper. When the waiter pa.saed the cigars. a :l5-year--Old boy at our table took one. I thought he ~ould put It In hia pocket and give it JD bia older ther later. but to my surprise he lit 1t up. , Within a few minutes his face turned green = he'lllU~. ''I feel awtul," and rushed to the n's room. After 10 minutes I went to check on . He was skk aa a dog. He told me he would ~ver smoke again as long as he lives. : I believe if every young kid had this ~f ~rience it would cut down on cigarette smoking roomlK degree. What do you think? -UNK IN : DEAR UNK; Not all kJda get deatllly ~lck. I believe tbe better way la early education lD our 1~bool1 aboat die klller weed and what It does to ~aldly bodies. 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Michele Bur1..a Mid the boy, who reportedly ii dying of leukemia, wanta to make the Solar plant wins honors for Douglas The McDonnell Douglas Aatronautlca Company of Huntington Beach has been honored tor Its deelgn of the world'• largest aolar power plant near Barstow. Oulnn-Book of World R.orda by collecUna po9~ from all over the world. She Mid 1he'1 tent a poatc-ard of Newport Beach'• FHhlon laland to the boy . She '• manhaled fot'Ce9 at her pl.AC9 of work and thoee people are uriina frtenda to tend Carda. "I told him (the 9-ye,r-old boy) that I got loet tn GIUaow three yean qo. I rented a car and tried to go north but gofloet in driving on the left hand itde," ahe Mid. tlurgess aald picture poatcarda can be aent to: Buddy (no lut name available), Box 26, Palaley, Gla.agow, Scot.land. Burgess said she learned about the boy's wish In a newspaper story. ' Orangt Co•t DAILV PILOT/Wedneeda)I, March 2, 1HS .. H~ x_outh~ score at U.N. meet thudent1 from Hununa&oa Belach captured top honon ln tM Model Unlud. Natton• • Convention ln Berke1-y. Hu.nUnirton BeKh H1ah School atuclenta won five ol the MYen top awards ifven at the end o( the three-day conventlo~ Saturday. Ocean Vl~w Ht1h School atudenta won another tO'p ,award. .., Ocean View particleanta Included Derrick Gia., s...,, Dan1er. Ed Zanelll, Denl,.. Ketaey, Tony Lopez, K•n Spreitzer, Lori Scbialer, John Matthew, Brett Corcoran. ~ Blrcumahaw, Mike Mall~, David Faria and Karen Cra.ndill. The Caltfornia Society of Profeasional Eniineera h.aa cited the company for Its work on Solar One, a IO-megawatt power plant. Belmont alumni plan banquet But don't go near the water . Huntington Hl1h ScboQ,) particlpantl Included Mark. Carrier. Sylvia Schmklt, Mfbon Ya1hiro, Mike Schohet, Joel Slmpaon, David Jlana. Da'fld Hw..a.ng, G~ue Mye, Nebfn Rimes, John Donovan, Holly~ Shane, Glen Romano, Stepb.lftJe Jeong, Ethleyn Thomuon, Mike Rogers, Michele BJ'OU81U'd .. anQ Jeff Cox. Owned by the Southern California Ed.iaon Company, the solar plant baa produced a single-day's reak of 11.4 megawatts o electricity, aax>rding to company offidala. Du.ring its first 10 months of operations, more than 1.3 million killowatt hours of electricity were delivered to the Edison Company's power grid, officials said. Alumni of Belmont Hlih School, Loe Azl8eles, will honor the graduating claaa of 1933 at a banquet Marcli 18 in Pasadena'• Brook.aide Country Clubhou.e, 1133 N. Roeemont. Laguna Beach public works employee Guy Dew shows this baby sea Hon how to get t&-the ocean after the animal was found wandering around the 1200 block of Cliff Drive. The seal~ probably tired of fighting the high surf, opted for a temporary home with the Friends of the Sea Lions. Belmont graduate. may obtain information by contacting Jack Dederick, 3031 Clubhouae Circle, Colla Mesa 92626 or call 540-4466. in•ex•pen•sive* •(In H< spen' slv) not high In price; reasonable; classlfled advertising Daily NII ,~~\ ...... ,,'t\ - ~' New tax laws affect women By PAT HOROWITZ ............ DlllJ .... DEAR READERS : A new booklet that outlines changes in federal tax laws that aigni.ficantly affect women is now available free from the U.S. Department of Labor's Women's Bureau. The booklet, "F.conomic Recovery Tax Act: Selected Provisions of lptereat to Women," describes various viaiona of the 1981 act which may have on a woman'• 1982 tax return. e the act ii.ell does not favor men or women, some provi1ion1 of the law significantly affect women. These include reduction• i9 the "marriaae penalty," 1ncruing ~ cndJt for child and dependent care, reducina est.ate and gift taxea, and changes in Individual Retirement Aa:ounta. Single copiea of the booklet may be ordered by writing to: U.S . Department of Labor, Women'• Bureau, 200 Constitution Ave., N.W., Room 53313, Washington, D.C. 20213. Mementoes sought DEAR PAT: Tbe Irvine Hhtorlcal Society It looklDI for any pllloto1rapbl, drawtn11, 1torle1 or remlnlacence1 coacenJ.a1 die old adobe tat once stood by t.Jae Su Joaq•iD Home Ruell ( t.Jae French ltoaae). It la located off Ca.Iver Drive, near die Su Joaqm Golf Coane In Irvine. If yoar readen coaJd lllelp ••, we'd be sntefal. S.O., Irvine Readers may phone Steve O'Neil at 751-4098 or write to the Irvine Historical Society, No. 5 Rancho San Joaquin, Irvine 92715. • Got a problem:' Then wrllt• to '91 Pat Horowitz. Par will cut red tapE'. - getting the answers and ac11un you need to solve 1neq111t1<•s 1n government and business. Mail your questions to Pat Horowitz. At Your Servu .. 't', Orange Coast Daily Piiot. P 0 Box 1560. 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BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF llulh vulntrablt. tloulh dula '.ff niORTH qrdt flul 111 t hi' 111a111rity 111 dlt('I, lh1• 1·11rd• w1ll lw 1111irk l(CI ~y lhe1 iil1y lo .. arhrr •U QIOU o K 1095 +4U8 w.:st EMIT +QIOU +KJt• ···a 1:1 • OQ7U OAJH +JU +KIOIU SOUTH +A11 l;I AIUIU ·>A +H2 Thl' b1dd1nl( SHth w .. t Nwtlt t:aat I '::J Pue 3 ~ Pue • 1') Pu• PaN PH• Opening It-ad. 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Nnw drrl.1r1•r h•lld• I ho t e·n of ct1~n111ni1• from rlummy ~nd h1 d111·•n I rt•Jll)· 1 .irr wh1rh tlf'lt•11d1·r h.u I he 11u1•1•n of 1l1;amond• H ~ .. l\t µrodun·• lh•I c.ird. tlrrldft•r rurh iand h1· r.n tht•n d11nrd 11 dub from hand un lht• e·,t11bl1Ah1·d nlftf' or d111mund• Tht cluh r1nnM' ran lw lrit•d fur 11 poH1blt ovntrirk llul whl'n Jo:ul follow11 wuh a low d111mond, d1·rlarn \Hllµly d11rard1 a l'lub from hand. A• lhe card• ht', Wt-sl w1n1 lhr Cluten and 1h1fh lo 11 rlub. but dtcl1rt.r .. mply rm·~ with the art ind d1mird' h., lul rlub on lht nine· 11r diamond~ E1thttr wa >. drrlarer 1·annol Iott more than lwo minor lrirlui by Jeff MacNelly by Kevin Fagan FOR BETTER OR t'OR 1'0 RSt: by Lynn Johnston ,._,\R,_ \Dl'Kt: by Brad Anderson r I .._._.__.,,,..~ ... "Hurry up! I have to brush my teeth!" .'900'\ lit LLl~S PIECE OF MIND PEANt:TS NOW,WHEH~ AN0~,6rve MIM TMIS HOTE 6UT BEFORE VOO 60 OUT TWru, TELL Ni. IAMAT l(()O'LL DO IF VOO'Rf CN'MEO ti( TllE eovorES ... Tt•8Ll•EEDM ~"11H~ CRIMINAL.. et.6Mi'N'f~ Mt{ WHIU: l'Pt1~~ u I .. ' Hank· Ketchum 1 /ii\1:1 by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Charles M. Schulz WEU. THAT Ml6MT ~K, 8lJT roes 'lt>VR MOTH~ LIVE NEAR H~ ? MICHAEL-You D01RIS E~EIW NIGITT!-YOU CDOLD ASK YOUR QUES"TiONS BEFORE 'tOU'RE < 1N BED-B(Jf.Ot\ NO·-YOU HAVE 10 .STALL \I fT~K l' 1'1~9'ERBEA~ AA£ 40U MAAAIED I ANN~ M06T Of f'fV.< FRIEND5 "THAI 1 WENT ro ~ wm< ARE fMRRIED AND Sf~N(:, 10 5€Tl1..E QOWN ~ ... we HAve seve.RA1-0Ri::>eRs FOR SCAt.-t..OPS IONIGHI CHeF THA1"5 A NICE ~N.8UT MINE IS •OO~ Y'SEE, WHENEVER • IT SNOWS • 0 OUTSIDE--NATURAL NO SWf;Al .' \ s-rAN 1-eY, , e>R1NG Mf3. IHAI OL.P FL.Ot..>NP~R ANPA e>ISCUll cu-r1eR .' • 0 • 0 0. "0 0 BUI I ~ OF AL.Wlf.J5 WANTED lO SPEND 50ME TIME I FIRST I DEl.OTIN6 ('(f.J&e..f-TC NY.; CA~R ! By Mark Lasky A SNOWMAN 1 NATURALLY FORMS \ IN MY LIVING ROOM -,,[ ~ ll'DGt: PARKt:R V'ES. SIR, MA OOSSMAN 1 MEANT NO OISAESPECT. MR Of:WEA.~1 I Gal' L;OGT, GLONA I I by Harold Le Ooux , ' Orange CoHt DAILY Pll.DT /Wedneeday, Maron 2. 1913 81 'Marriage Go Round' entertaining lb TOM TITUS 0('111e D91rNM AWi "Th• M&n1a,o Ou Round." LA..Jle St vC'na' c:u~y ln~llectual 1ex comedy, has ht-en with w IOI' about \hree decadH yet 1tnnat'ly rf'1l1t1 the taVa8M of time. Almo.t yawnlnaly mlld hy today'• 1t.andar<b, It w. H quite a zippy little number ol u11t' time, broelch.lng as It doee the Idea of a jllOrjteoWI Swf'd.e, Actress faces shooting trial WHITE PLAINS, N.Y lAf') -Act.reSS Jennifer O'Neill muat st.and tnal on a weapons ·charge tiled after ahe accidentally shot herselr last October. a judge haa ruled. West.chester County Judge Carmine Maruco rejected the argument by O'NeUl's attorney that the actress. aa a celebnty, has a right to carry a sun to protect henelf and her family from the "lunatic fringe." ''There can be little doubt that a ronvtcuon of this defendant would affect her reputauon and her atandlng in the community. It nught even deny her th~QPI>Or.!U!E.~ .to obtain par1! in televiaion productions, or Ul the movtes, 1.he judge said. But, he said, this country's "concept of equal justice overrides any conaideration of those fact.ors In detennining this matter" In his ruling, Maraco refused to dJ.Sm.W an indictment charging O'Neill with illegal possession of a weapon, an unlicenaed .38-caliber revolver. O'Neill was charged with the misdemeanor weapons count after she shot herself in the abdomen Oct. 22 al her home in Bedford Hills John Lederer, her husband and manager, is charged with criminal possession of a weapon. a felony. / O'Neill, 33, faces up to a year in J81l 1f convicted. Lederer, 34, could be sentenced to as mucll as seven years impnsonment if convicted. R FFI:[(• S UPHOLSTERY ............... s... 1'22 HAAIOR ILYD. COSTA MIS.A -541-11 S6 S,,.clal ----------11 Mardi 2, 1913-tlbr. I, 19&3 Gasteropetecus ltvls: l.99 Truckload Plant Sale 13 varieties of 6" outdoor plants in bloom ot Huntington Center. Sole ends Sot. Sole S 1.88 3 for t5 I 1m lrorn South ArntllU I llht I detlJ body ind ~' 1e pee l0tlll hllS . that tnable IM to "' ICIOU tht S«iact ot tilt Wltff and uldl 111 lood 1n !tit 111 I don I do mudl ~ In '" IQUl'IUlll howntr I Im mc11111Jfll, llOI 1111mm and l&Slly •--• aqu111urn f.,. fOU know mt better u "S1lv11 Hatchet" I am o" salt at Aquatic T 1QOIClls IOl ontr I 99 ~ r~ 1510 W W••Cesb 111U S4t-U91 -C.. ...,._ & law .. L OVESICK' is just wo nderful:' -Pat Colllt\S, CBS MomLng Naw. CBS 7V DUDLEY ElJZABETH (V4(X)R E M:CD./ERN LO\IESICJ( hand plcklnj an Am.-riran tvll•&• vrof~r u th4t proepc ·Uw f.,tht-r ot htir futurw child A\ lhe HunU111ton Ot-tk h PlayhoUIC', dlt«t.or Jack 811curcl'1 produt•Uon 11 often erratic: but uJUmatoly 41n&ertainlnt. With 110mu 1harper Un dt•llvc.-ry und t.rt~hnlcal <.'UOr<llnuUon, It <'OUld blCJellOm into M lllo.lt enjoyable crtort St.cve-n1 dlvldct the play be!twoon the lecturt- hall (wht-re tho prof Wld hit l'qually todu<.~l('d wlft' art' ilvlni llCpbraw d~rtallona on t hu IU&l.t' of matrimony) and thl' rouph~'• homt>, whlch la rattl~ by th«> appearance of thl' aforementioned 1trapplng Scandinavian She'• up front about her lntentJona. "I don't want to 11teal your husband, I jwat want to borrow him " ~'Ord'a cut stralN for mure phylicality than usually 18 found in a production of the play, •tarting with the hnt eye contact between the proff!990r ana the blonde bombshell And when the prof returns Crom the living room to the lectern he's aull breathing hard, whether by accident or design Jack Wtllenbacher teertUl made to order for the part of the targeted professor, who come• dangerously cloee to losing the mind-over-matter skirmish Even when alJ~hlly adrift, he rema1na l ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS ~·'Frances' is ----~_Triumph !" •'-fHf Clf'Y ClJrril UU o" 41fC.t • u.t ,,., 5 Academy Aw~rd Nominations SOPHIE'S CHOICE LUXURY T EATltES lit 'hN Matl11tt$Jlee11111C*lYS2J!IU.ltuOtlltntesellatt4 S 113r.t4f1•111tl6l~2Ss11 ~:::;~,) S FOR .fUITT rn'.ITEmEAlt-\ltsftOur ... CITY CEOTER ~ • l!I $1\oi•.&~ ~%\Ot\':\\ •:OO 6J-i 928'2/~~ ~Unge~ I L-=-r..~ .. ~..:~~~.f!I D•C ..... 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LO/ESICK ~ .... --= I AT/IUM. 1:11, .... "THI INTrTY" t111 ~U T/IUM.,.. ..... o dword-.. WE~TBROOK CINEMI\ .............. "'. •. .... 530·440 1 ·•ftl•• '•' ,.. Sally Colden la a delitht u the bundle from Stockholm, every tnch the .. xual aureuor and mutchin& Ma.rUn on an intellectual level u well Comp1etlna the cut la Patrick Healey, who give. an uneven JX>rfonnance a.a another lnatructor with half =:=:=:=:;;,;;;;;;:;;;:;;:........:..... ____________ _ an eye on Marlin. TranaltJona from the home to the lectema are roughly acoompliahed, with the acton at.artina t.helr dialogue in darknea befon.-they reach the podium. The 4endency la to puah the dlalOffUe when more nurturlna for effect LI required. "The Marriage Oo Round" continues through April 9. playing Fridays and Sat~ya at 8:30, at the playhouse, in the Seacliff ·Village ahopplng center, Main and Yorktown, Humlnaton Beach. Call 847-446~ for reservationa. 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Hi.a first movie short. "Going St:ieniah." wu 80 blld he suaerted to columnist Walter Winchell tha~ gansater John Dillinger ahocald be made to lit throUgh It twice. niat remark cau.ed hia producer to cancel his contract, and Hope went back to Broadway to ~ In "Roberta." "The Ziegfeld 1''oJ.lie9'• and ·~ White and Blue." He continued to make ahorta, including one in tn8 with Bing Crosby called "Don't Look Now." Be finally made It to Hollywood, and hia first fU]l..~ motion picture; with "The Big Broedcast ot 1938 .• · .. When I came to Hollywood thinga were pretty Merrill, Martha Raye, Jane Kuaell and JW St. John. • "It wu just murder cutting all tha.e aienes," Hope aaya. "There'• 80 much stuff, and try1ns to pick the best aoenes and match it with the leading ladies la dif&ult to do. "I've done more movies than Charlie Chaplin. W.C. Field.a and the Marx Brothers put together," he aaya. "I did movies for 19 years without a letup. I wu the No. 1 box office champion in 1944, and from UM2 until I went Into television I waa amona the Top 10 box office championt." Hl. lut movie, in 1972, wu "Cancel My Reeervation.'' MYTIMI P£CW.a -t:aO-® COU!OI -7:30- (1) HOU YWOOO -12:00- ~MPOfJTI -2:»- (C) n4I UTTU '8MAID -UI0-8 AfTEMCHOOl SPtCIAl (ClJAa< NIO M BEANSTAU< -U0-9 AFTEMCHOOl SP£aAl. -4:30-(1) THl GYMNAST -1:00-00COULOE -·~-(I) HOUYWOOO llt"Wl,,. -u--11r-!--1:00-== NllA.....,, twPY DAVI /4/tM lllCMI AIONIWIQ 11=~ ... ntNl't O(IMPAltt l.QCSIWU> AIO ... NIQHTUll ···-flDIOflT lllCMI .MAGAZJNI CWI INTIRTAll8T TONIQHT -t1:it-OMNQI COUNTY TODAY ())llZNN CZJ MOYll -1t:M--1:10-(C)MOYll ~THITOWN -12:t0-~FN&YNU> 1---YUN! & IHll.EY. ~LAITWON> NI'( u~u ~MUICAN ITY1.E l:w-IAIKETIAU CJ) MOYIE lfaNClllHATI TACDOUCIH -tt:ao-MACNEI. / LEHAEI' llfllOftT ~ NIQHTwmtDAYIO ~THEWON.DTO i~DmCTOR ~NflW<* YOU A8l<ED FOR IT -UC!-!~AMSICMmt.E u IEY9f MDE1 FOR llVEN --·~--,.-,_, 8(()MOYIE ~~ -1:00-p .M. MAOAZINE 11.~ wo:ClDIE OOOUNOY: THE WOfll.D TO DAHCES. ENTERT AINMBfT TOMOHT -l:IO-.~OETECTOR -1:2&- THE MAKING Of THE TOY (C)MOVE -t:«I--1:IO- DA'=s~To IENEW8~ ~ Tltllt YOU OOT 9MFAU(JAJ( LYNN 8HAQCB.fOAO -1;40-w•A•a•H ®MOYIE llfAGAN'SNEW -2:t0- (D) NEW DAY S. BB I ~Calwc:s NIOHTWATCH -9':30- IE·H eMOYIE -2:30- WAA8HAl. DUON !llNPMS -1:46--3:GG-C8) MOT NECE88AAll Y THE NEWS ~'-4= -tc>.00-r= -3:15- (D)MOVIE IH.HOaCEY -3:2&-IOWND8TAOE (C) <ID MOVIE AUSTlf Cl1Y LMTS M~ -3:30- CD>eMOYE CJ) FAm420 -10:D6--3:SS- (l)MOYIE (l)MOYIE -10:15--4:GG- <ID llCtf UTTLE'8 A()8lfj HOOO ii TOP O' M MOANNO -10:30-<?)MOYIE • • NlEP9llEHT NETWOfl( -4:30- NEWS CJ) BUU.WINIU£ 8" complete llatlng1 In TV Log CHANNEL LISTINGS It KNXT ICBSI (561 KOOC:: llnCI I I!) KNBC <NBC> 0 On TV 0 I( TLA (Incl I l l 1V .KABC CABCI H HBO 0 KFMB tCBS1 c ((I nt•n\<I a I 0 l(HJ Tl/ fine! l • CWO RI NY N Y e l(CST (A8(1 ,,, (WlBSI -r mat)' at first. Par~t put my name on my dreuina room door in chalk. And a gay -wu waJldnc up and down with a wet sponge," Hope The movie apedal originall_}' wu acheduled for 1977, but WU canceled when Bllng CrQaby, Hope'• good friend and co-star in aeven "Road" pictures, <lied. Insteed, Hope poltponed the ahow and did a tribute to en.by. -1Mie type oTcll.aracte:r that Hope ptayed in 1"D08t of hi.a movtea wu e11abllahed early. It came In 1939 when he did ''The Cat and the Canary." President Ronald Reagan'& proposal to tum Congressional power over many federally-funded programs· i8 examined on Channela.28 and 50 tonight at 9:00. • KTTV (Incl I • KCOP TV (Incl l W KCET IP8SI - ( cESPN ) ' l!inowt1mel ·-~"9'11 • IC.obit' Nf'~ Nt'llOICH'k) ~ .. But, the rest la motion picture history, and 55 GIOYlea later he t.e1la all in ''Bob Hope'• Road to JloUywood." NBC brcedcasta the two-hour special toniaht. (It will be 1een locally at 9;00 on Channel *-l "My .xJIMi movie WU 'College Swing,. al80 in i.931, with G«qe Bums and Grade Allen." says a.pe. "l did a eequence with Grade and I did Opp'• routine. George didn't do another picture ~ that for 40 yean. Then he did "The Sunshine ~ and won an Olcar.'' The ..,..i will include clips from many of --~and on:iwith Hope will be Bumi aq4 11 of Hope'• ladJes -Lucille Ball, ac.mary Cooney, Fleming, Martha Hyer, Dal'uthy Lmnour, ~ Mayo, Jania Paige, Dina "It wu 80 auc:iceuful," he recall.a, '"we did another movie like It with the aame cut. 1bat waa the movie thftt .et my character, the bravado coward. They went along with it. I made 'My Favorite Blonde' with Madeleine ~11 and it WU such a hJt we made three more with the same fonnat." Does he have any ~ favoritel among hi.a movies? .. I likec;t 80 many," be aaya. then pau.es and addt: •• 'Nothina but the Truth,' from the Broadway play. I liked il becau.e It WU a IWitch in chanct.er." At the time of Croaby'a death, be and Hope were planning yet another ''Roed'' picture. ''The Road to the Fountain of Youth." Hope •ya he still wanta to make a movie In whJch he will play Walter Wlncbell. • G KOCE !PBSI Oscar watchers raise questions By BOB THOMAS Why did the voters overlook the talented • r' t d "-...., "E.T." younpten for acting nominetioaa? HOLLYWOOD -Nominations for the 55th Should there be a con110lation prize for Peter Academy awards elevated no ~yebrows, but they O'Toole or Paul Newman if they fail to win aa best did raise aome queatlont from longtime Oscar actor? "My Favorite Year" la O'Toole'a aeventh watcbera. nomination; '-rhe Venikt" la Newman'1 lixth, and Why did the presitiae-1.aden "Sophie'• Choice" neither has yet won. Nor bu Richard ~ in fall to acore for best picture and direction? Meryl teven tJiea. Streep wu cited for,.. best actress, and Alan J. WW Jeaaica Lange make history by winning• Pakula u writer, but not dlredor. W• the film too best w:tna ~") and best auppol11ng actrem 1 BOy doesn't IDeet ·girl artsy for Academy voters? ("'Tootale")? In 1944, Barry Fltaaerald wa1 U "Mi•ing" wu among the five best picturea nominated in two acting categoriea for "Golng My of 1982, why wasn't Henri a.ta Gavru nominated Way" and won u aupportina Id«. 1be Academy for director? Wolfgang Petenen waa named for chanaed the rule• ao performers can only be "Daa Boot" tnst.e.d. nominated once for the aame movie. tonight's CBS movie ~~~ ROTBENBERG Do Alan and Marilyn Ber1man have a WW mua1cala ever make a comeb9ck in the monopoly on writlna lyrics for movie 90np? And Oacar race? Despite a heavy ad campaign, how can they campaign when they're twice "Annie" could only draw two minor nominatlona. nominated in the aame category? They ere "The Beat Little Whorehou.e In Texu" could nominated foe lyrics in the oriainal «>f11 catej{Ory manage only one -for Charles Durnlng'a aong for "U We Were in Love," trcD T.ye9, Gioqpo." and nwnber. :1 ... lill ---'"1d:W .y()llK-CBS .,._ cme.-&laot at.ep._pat the tired old format ol boy meeta llr'L In tonight'• ...m-tnt.elliaeDt. aometirnee-funn_I .. Your Place or Mine,•• boy doeen't meet girl. (The movie can be ..en. locally at t:OO on KN'XT (2)). Bonnie Franklin and Robert Klein play the ~-couJS)e. that la they would be Ideal. their htes.cb •1· lf they could ever find tbe rilhl cUcu; ....... and opportunity to meet and begin • ~p. So, while Mr. and Ma. ftlaht are movlnl on parallel pat.ha, they haw time to match t.hem9elves "It Might Be You." from ''TooU:ie." What happened to other highly promoted with an -.tment of loaer'I and creeps -none of Ia it time to abollah the orqp.nal aona category! candldatea? "Beat Friend•" only received one w]'ifm w~-rt put the fint interview on "The Most of them are detd.aned to hype t.be er.cl credits nomination; "'The World Aalordina to Garp." two; Dating Game. --andnave ~ ~-wtth·the movie. "Dlner.'' one.; "Rocky lll," one; and "Shoot the One man require. hi.a dates to take pel"90llAlity CAn we bury the myth that moviea have to be Moon," none. Why wun't the aumptuoua "La testl, another ia an~ wbo talb tnce.antly re leased in December to catch the Academy' a Traviata" nominated for best foreign l.anauqe about bia ex-wife. One woman la the type wbo attention? .. E.T. -The Extra-Terreatrial" nine film! browbeata waiters and cauaa ~ ~ nomination.a, ''Vlc1cr'-Vk:t.oria" aeven. "Du Boot" WW aucc.e. •poll Columbia Pk:turea with tta 30 in reatauranta, another owna a dos who~ into 11x and ''M.imlng,'' four, hJt the acreena during the nomtnatlonl? Not u long u the company makes hJa owner'• bedroom at inappropriate tlmM. first ba11 of 198~. $40-milllon busts auch u "Annie." All the whtle1 ''You~ ~a~ or M~e'' 11 r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Amertca 1 ritueliltic war denca called dattnc. and playfully teMi.na the audience about when -and wnether -KJeln and Franklin are ever aotna to pt toptber. Aleundra (Franklin trom '"One Day at a 'llme") la a plYChietrt.t. a. pe~te have been unlucky in Jove; and her advfoe ia to be petlent "You will pt over blm," or "You're capeble of IW'Yl~ without • man.'' One flaky peUent (played by Penny Fuller) hM cmnput.er char19 proytna that then _.. only tm. .u,Jble mm bl 8an Fri.ndaco rilbt for her, once you d1tcount th• men beneath her Intellectual percentile, and U.. who drink too rouch « llnoke ..... AJamdn ~ beUewa Mr c:UnbJ edvice matll ber llv•ln lover movH out, taldnc the furniture end tadM y-per wblle charitably lfavtnc hlir dothea md C111*Al ...... Soon. 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It'• ~t weather f« ducla and twimmen - but if your pme ta outaide and you're into bueb&ll, trlCk and field, tennia, aoocer, or 10ftball, your luck ll about the aame u the motoriata who have been stranded on the hlghwa)"I. YMterday'a CIF eoa:er playoffa were put oft "'1ltll ~ ln hopes of better weether conditions. OU!er non-league eventa have been poetponed aince MOOday with no letup ln light. · "We're ahootma for Thunday," was Corona del Mar High'a Ron Davia' responae about yeet.erday'a wuhed out event( which included the first round of the Newport Harbor Elk.a bueball tounwnent. "How long can you put thingB off! U we have ~entually cancel lhinp. we wUJ , but you hate to do t." With the weath~r predlctiona ranama from qu 1tlonable to continued rain throushout the w k, virtually every achool la on a hold, awaiting more stable conditJona. Even aome indoor eventa are under a cloud of uncertainty becauae of traveling conditiona. Davia, for lnltance, expremed concern about Corona del Mar's CIF 3-A women'• basketball game at University H1gh againlt Palmdale lut night and wu uncertain whet.her the game would be played or not. The game, however, went ahead u echeduled last night. Among Monday and yesterday's events tluat have been called: •Baseball -Ocean View and Fountain Valley In the Loan Tournament, Marina and Lona Be.ch JOC'dan at Blair Field, University at St. Anthony, the Newport Harbor Elka tourney, tncludlna Cc.ta Meaa, Eittancla, Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor. •Tennla -Mat.et Del at ~. Newport Harbor at Lona Beach Wllaon, Woodbrldte at Tultin. •Softball -Gamee lnvolvtna 1'41Mn, Marina, Fountain Valley, Irvine and Huntmaton Beach. And, there'• more to come. Tomorrow'• venue calla for '0 track and field mee1ll involvtna area tchoola, one week aince lll'tl!n of e'41}lt were rained out. On the community college level, achedule maken have made eome plana for the rainouta. •Bueball -Oranae C.O..t (at eypr..) and Golden Weit (at Mt. San Antonio) have been poetponed from yesterday to Monday. Saddlebeck'1 pme at Riverside yest.e.rday baa been canceled. U tomorrow'• pmea are rained out. too, (Fullerton at C9ut. Golden We.t at Compton), \ho9e pm. will be moved to Wed.De.day, meantnc next week'• mchedule will include five aamea for ocx:: and owe (Monday throuah Thunday and Saturday). •Track and Field -Golden West'• meet tomorrow with Fullerton la still on becau.e of the all-weather fadlltia and Cout ia movtns its meet with Santa Ana to Lona Beach State. SaddletMick 'a meet on Friday ia at home ap1nat Southwestern, allO an all-weather aurtace. Al for UC Irvine, the Anteaten have taken the approach that all ii wuhed out for a week. They'll make decisiona later. ~ea King -Challenge-, women .. in finals By BOWARD L. BANDY .......... Dllllr .... When the Heather atarta to . bloom at c.otoil.a del Mar High, it ~a time of celebration. !leather Eetey, Coach Dave Heffern'• leadlna acorer with an 18.0 norm, was well below her average laat night in the early going of a CIF· women's 3 -A baaketball semifinal at University High. But when ahe hit three in a row af1er ~her first eight attempts, it the start of a Co.rona del ar victory over Palmdale. ~. and • trip to the CIF champJooahip game Friday nllbt (7) at Looc 8-ch Arena lipi.nst Faperanza. .peranza defeeted Villa Park ln the other aemi, 47-41 . Esperanza knocked of1 Sea View Le.cue champion F.atanda in the QUartertinaJa and hopes to make ll a aweep of the lea1ue by toppling the No. 2 entry. CdM. "l'he Sea Kinp started alowly and fell behind.,, 8-1 before pkk1ng up the tempo on a pair of baake-ta by Angie Dodds, a three-point play by Joan Loe» and five more from Fran Wynn. Before the game, Heffern aaid the key to winning would be in keelJina Dodda in the game. "We -have to have her in theft \o win," Heffern said. "She'• fouled out of eo many games this year, it's ridiculoua. When we played E.tancia for the league championship, ahe had four in the first nine minutes and fouled out eerly ln the third quarter." J)odda picked up three in the flnt half but had only one other called againsi her in i'Oina all the w~ for the Sea Kinga. We didn't shoot the way we noonany do and this wun't our · best 1ame. But you win with defeme and rebounding and the atrla did a great job In both Jetpeeta. '-Give Joan Looa a lot of credit fer maldJt8 9(JIDe re.Dy bit pla)"I fer us toniaht includina a couple of key rel>ounda," tne coach added. "Fran Wynn al.lojlayed a areal 1ame and id an outstanding job on the boa.rd.a (See SEA KINGS, Pqe C!) Schofield • • "wa1t1ng shot at shoft CASA GRANDE. Arts. (AP) ~ 47 playere aaeembled "8tl~Y for the first full-9Q\19d rkout in the atar•atwfded ol. the AnceJa, no cne dlftr ore attention than a year-old lnf.ielder with only K llM~ uperlence. J»::k Jr. im't even on he An1el1' 40-man winter Ot1ler, but the bard-ht tuna bortatop 11 aure to 1et a lbr:llOIWl lbot at a major -.U- Eagles face test in talented Palm Springs IWlr .......... llf ~ O"DaN ... By ROGER CARLSON o<tM DlllJ .......... What do you do when your team la faced with an opJ)O!lrnt bouting a 23-game winning streak and appears to have t);le edge in every department? That's the problem for Eatancia i!~! basketball coech Larry Sunderman. wtu.e are in the CIF 3-A .eml1inala at Lons Beach Arena tomorrow night (8:45) agairut Sunbelt League champion Palm Spring9. The Ind1ana of CO.Ch Bill Annatrong boast a big edge in size and jumping ability, with a reputation for good reboundJnc. Tee Williamaon, a 6-7 aenior, haa the college acouta dreaming, and It would be a double bonanza for the scouts except tluat 6-1 guard Boria King, an All-CIF Ital' in three 1port1, ia leaning toward a baaeball career. THE INDIANS ENTER with a front line of 6-7, 6-4 and 6-3, Willlamaon averages 15.6 polnta and 16.6 rebounds a game, King haa averaged 27.0 pointa a game in the playoffs and 19.8 during the eeuon. Shawn Berry, a 6-2 playmaking guard, haa averaged 17.5 pointa during the .e.aaon and 18.6 in the playoffs. Forward.a Alex Becerra (6·3) and Mark Bell (6-4) have averaged 10.3 rebound• between them during the playoff.a. And the coach, Armstrong, certainly knows what It tak.ell to win -hi.a Compton teams won five 4-A crowns in years put. "We've never played a 26-1 team in the playoffs," says Sunderman. "But one thing I might question ii Palm Sprino' qepth." Tile potential holea atan with William.on and hia tendency to get into foul trouble. The 6-7 star can ram the ball through the hoop with eue, but his leaping ability IOl'Detimes geta him into trouble -leaving hi.a feet too often on defeme while going for a bk>Cked a.hot. And, there la ball-handling. 'The report out of Palm Sprinp ii that the Indiana a.re suspect in that department and if there ia one type of team that can give them trouble -it's a ball-hawking, defensively aggreaive ie.m -such u Elltanda. The Indiana like to run with the ball and do it with a fluid style when WWWmon comea off the bouda with the rebound. . "WE'RE NOT GOING to cb.anie too much," a_~)'• Sunderman, but we can't let 'tbla guy (WlJ.llanwon) ao nuts. Ten aeconcb into their game with North of Riverside (ln the quarterfinala) he aWmned it and away they went. It just lffmed to eet the tempo the I9t of the way." Heather Estey of Corona del Mar shoou o•er opponent last ni3ht. "You can't allow a eeoond lhot. becau.e lf they get one they'll ram lt. We have to put eorne premure on their guards, otherwbe they'll lob it in to WlU.Wmon all nilht long .•• NFL may test Walker case The great cruaaden in the attn.a of aporta and the law were 1uch ltalwarta a1 Andy Mcwaanlth, Joe ~PP and Curt Flood and now a.Jong oomee Herdlel Walker. Walker, the million-dollar running beck of the New Jeney Henchela of the USFL. la not a test cue by choice but mact!:ve unwittingly opened ..veraI throuah which the lepl eaa1a will march. for lrwtance, Wallett WU DO IQOl'ler a profemional than the via1onar1es of the other ~ oamroenced talking about the day Hencbe1 will play ln the NFL. It ii the unclouded vlew of moat pro authorities that Walker ii a good enouah football player to cau.e oommot1on. It ta not out of the question an NFL franclme will .quander • draft cboice on Henchel in April. The nucnlnt here would be that anythtn1 can happen in the world of football SPORTS COLUMNIST · BUD TUCKER finance. not the least of which m&aht be Walker's attorney flndln& a loophole or the entire USFL aotna down three time• and comtna up twice. Accordins to NFL rulea and re,wationa, Walker would not be eligible for the draft until April of 1984. The thine la, a team own1na b1a rtpta and aeelng • cl)ance to eet ft1m rm.ht i.at the NFL lelialaUon In court and would quite like~ wtn. The edict of the NFL not to •tan undetlf8duatea would hardly .mi to have·• eolld lepl founda1ian. • Then, too, an NFL maverick the Uk.ea of ay, Al Davia, might draft Herschel in April of th.ti year and entice him to walk away from ~t USFL. Ten-y Glls, one of the ~ lepl m1nda of Southern California, •p, thia would be \mlikely. 'The USFL would uk an inJuncticn and probably pt It," Gile. -~pon. the lep1 fon:a of the NFL t.m mlaht cune beck with the point the two I-au-play at different timee of the year and there ia no attempt belna made to prevent Walker from pla~ in the sprtnc and 1ummer with die New Jertey alde. It la ai.o ~oc~y tha1 JUncbel Walker hll ~ the central fll\an in the dedaraUcn of war betwec the con.a. Ind uniwniU. of tbM I.ind and i'he usn. RMcUnc wtth ~ ~the U8Jt. .na H~ • (8ee~A1.SD,hp~ Willl.amlOn and King are the Sunbelt ~·· co-most valuable players and each appears to have a future in athletics. WUliamaon has a reputation for playing taller than hia 6-7 height, but his tendency for fouling haa plagued him. King, an All-CIF running back and p6cked to play in the Shrine Game, was a .500 hilt.el' M a ~~ and wu llUCCe98fu1 on all 36 attempted atolen Pirates' crew does niore than just row By CURT SEEDEN of'IMDl!llr ......... U you ever need your houae painted or your yard maintained, you might try looking up an Orange Coat c.ollege rower. And yes. they even do windows. But more Importantly, OCC rowen have another attribute. They can compete with ane of the. best four-year ooUeaiate c:rew1 in the country. 11\ey do all that other stuff in an effort 'tO uve money, because like moat apon., crew requira money to IUJ'Vlve. So, when they're not competing ap.inlt the likel of UCLA. Cat Wuhi.ngton or even Harvard, Coach Larry Moore's rowen include ln their dally routine varioua wodt ahifta around the OCC boath<>UJle. And this year, we're not talldng about 10 or 20 rowera. The O C C crew includes 28 sophomores alone. There are enough rowen to field three varsity eights aheU. and three juntor vanity eights abella. In the mldat of severe budget cutbeck.a. which resulted in the ellmlnation o f a i x in teroollegiate sports at OCC, crew hu aurvived. And even though Moore, aa a half-time employee, could be among tha.e considered f« pink all pa, be awaits the 1983 rowtna IH90I'\ with more entnuaia.am than ever. AD of Moore'• rowen a.re anxiously awaltlnl their lflUOll opener March 13 ap1mt the Pirate alumni crew. After that, CX::C, lJCLA and San Di• State will meet at Newport SQ on Mardi 18. "They're~ up for lt.," Moore ~ 4'1'bey th.Ink they're Finl to be fast thia 8flMODt but thel really cbi't know becau.e we hawn't competed. It a always hard to keep working wbm they doo't have any idea of where they are (in their Jll'CICI->·" Moore ii in hia aecood year u Cout'a hMd coecb. He Mlllted Dave Grant for aeveral. yan. and prior to that, spent one year u an .-.wit COllCb at UC Irvine. He credita Grant and the pl'Olr'am he created at CXJC, tor the Jarae turnout th.la year. "It'a the .me old thina· After 28 yean of Diaw Grant.~ betu!r thlln •"'Cllm, .. Moon •11-'40raftaiit CoMt crew )Ill aUracta people and It'• fairly will known ln the cammunlt)'." Under the leaderahlp of both Grant and MOON, the CoMt c:nw bM developed the 1a1Dt ••< 'u1 ~Um awr the ~ 'fbe rowen do D\&mel'OU8 odd Jobe around the ()CC boa~, •Ybw money that would ocMrwt.e be mid to l*1 a mafutlll\anc:e crew. Ahlr that, tMJ ao out and (SM PlllAn:s-, P•CI> Man Son Hing: Anteaters' rising tenp.is· Star • . l • • I 1 i r i Orange oo .. t D~IL.Y PILOTIWtdnMdly, Ma.:..;rc_,h.,.t-.,_-.11..,e .. 3 _______ ..., ___ ..--------------------------------- NBA players set strike target date From AP 4119Atcha NEW YORK-In a 1tonny meet-m lnc that luted ~ 24 minut., the Natlonal Baaketball AHociatlon playen' union fonnally DOtified the leque yesterday \hat lt will atrike April 2 unlell a new labor contract la 1"eKhed before that date. Larry Flel1her, 1eneral coumel for the playen' uaodatlon, and Bob Lanier of the Milwaukee Bucka, the unlon preeldent, delivered \he deedl1ne to the NBA negotiaton. "It WJS a very 1hor\ meetlo1 in which we dtacuued phlloaopbtcal dUferencea, ·• Flelaher aald. "Philoeophically, we are u far apart u Loe Angelee la to New York." NBA Commlaaloner Larry O'Brien and David Stern, the NBA'• vice • ~dent for buslnem and lep! affain, aid the itnke thldt-ettectively-ended yesCerday'a talks and that no new talla are .cheduled. "Mr. Fleiaher stated that the pllyen were not prepued to address in any meaningful way the current problems of the league and uid the :.:ren were f.1rm on \he April 2 deadline," St.em "No purpose wa1 aerved under the circumatancee to continue the meetinJ(," said O'Brien. "It la depremng to me that t.hia aet of d.rcumat.ancea ari8e given the h.latory of sparta in th.ia country and api.kes in the tut year.' "They have been invited to contact ua if they have thoughta or reoommendationa in thia area," aaid O'Brien. "The playen are free to give u.s any thoughts or ideu reapondlng to the probleme of thia league." Quote of the day Terry Cammlqa, rookie forward of the San Diego Clippers who is one of 13 children in a ChJcago tamily, on why he didn't worry .about street gangs when he wu growin.g up: "Our family wu big enougb to be our own gang." Flames blitz Vancouver and Karl Jalooee had two 1aat night ' Kent Nllleoa acored three pi. ~ as Ca1pry cruahed Vancouver, 8-1, in a National Hockey League pme. The win aave the Flames a live-DOint advantage over Winnipeg and a ~point lelld over the k1np in the battle for 1eCOnd place in the Smythe DMs1on . . . G•y Carboaeaa'1 teOOnd pl of tbe game with 90 8fJOOIMla to play llft.ed Montreal to a 3-3 tie with tbe New York lllaDden . . . ~t Foeter banpd in a rebound during a power play with ~:11 left to cap a three-goal oomebeck and jEfve Detrait a ~~ tie with Quebec . . . Wayae GrebkJ. tbe Nla'a leading aaJftl', = up hia 55th aoaI and lOht almt And Tom toD tallied twice as Edmonton edged New Jeney, 4-3 . . . Pat &o.tene'1 third-period power-play goal lifted Pittsburgh into a 3-3 deadlock with the New York Bangen. . SEA KINGS ... From Page C1 alon8 with 8COrina 14 pointa.'' Loaa ~ ot£ a vital rebound in the clm1rig minute. to -.are tbe vict«y. CdM took tbe leed for the first dme at 18-1~ when Wynn hit a pair of free throws. Then after Palmdale'• high 8CDrina Regina Juniel (the hit 17) mnd to put tbe FalaJm lD front for tbe final dme in the ~ .Estey went to work. She hit her next thfee.and Dodda added another • the See K1np Jett the court at balfUme with a 23-17 advani.ae. Corona del Mar opened wt1h a tull-<XJW't, premtna man-to-man . defeme, then switched to a llllW midway throuah the ftnt q\W1lm' to help \Um thinCI around. .. When you switch to a :rcne after' eetUna them into a tempo otherwtae, ispedally in • lf.rl'1 pme. it usually chances their rhythm," first-year coech Heffern l&ld. "We made that chanae and Sot away with It and they h.ed trouble tbe nst of the ~" s. K1n&t added to tbel.r J.cS to tab a 4748 ... With 4.1>9 remelnlna. then -~ q> nm dawn ~ SO I! DJd dock ~time they Col the ball. Tb.y didn't ICON apln until J',atey hft tmw free throft ln the final 20 ~ • tbe l"akona cut the le.d fnlm 14 polnu 10 five Wan bavtnc to commit intentional fuWI. Moncrief ignite• Bucio • la.Hf Moacrttf IOOJ"td 81 poln11, m lncludlNI MOwaukee'1 lut n.lne, and led the ltucka to a 101·88 NatJonal Bubtball Aaoclatlon vlotor~r w~ lut n11ht . • . twre tn \he NBA, leque IOOrifil lwter Al11 £9&11111 tallied 11 potn" and 'l',R. Dua added a eeuon-h11h 20 to pact Denver to ti. fourth ftniaM..xjciory.L 182·111 owr Cleveland . . . DalJu forwarcr Jay VLDcat ICOl"ed 27 polnta tncludtn1 10 in the third quarter, 11 the Maverlck1 eMed to a 128-116 win over Houlton Mike Mleclltll'• 33 polnt1, combined wlth 20 from Georat OervlD, paved \he way for San Antonio'• 119-104 utwnph ovet Seattle ... Eddie Joheoa .. nk three tree lhrowa in \he final nine eecondl u Atlanta held off Indiana, 109-106 . . . Robert Parl1ll toHed Jn 17 of hl1 pme-hiah-31 polnta in a third-quarter bllta \hat lifted Bo.ton to a 129-111 win over vlaJUng Kanau City . . . Mo1e1 MaJoae 8COred 25 pointa and added 13 rebounda u Philadelphia defeated New York, 106-94 . . . Darrell -Ortff1dl and Rickey Greea DOtched 22 and 20 polnta re1pectively, u Utah cn&ahed San Diego, 127-106. Cey blasts Dodgers ChJcaao Cub third bueman Roa II Cey, after hia first full workout with hi1 new National League club yeeterday, l.asued eome parting aalvoe at his fonner team -the Loe-Angeles Dodgen. He. llflid the Dodgers would 1ufler for losing veterarw like himRlf and tint bueman Steve Garvey, who signed wlth San Diego. "We brought \he Dodger Stadium attendance up trom~ 2.2 million to 3.~ million and when it wu our tum to set rewarded, they let u.a out the b9ck door," aa.ld Cey . . . Dodger outfielden Mike Manlaall and Roa Roea.lcke ligned contracts for 1983 yesterday, leaving only Steve Su and pitcher Tom Nlecleafaer still out of the club'• fold . . . Pete Roee, Joe Morsu and Toay Perea, once big wheela in Ondnnati'• feared Big Red Machine, were reunited aa teammates fQr the first time in 1even years, thl1 time fn Philadelphia Phillies' uniforms. ''Thia ia going to be a fun year," said Ro.e, 42, u he worked out in a batting cage. Los Al racing canceled Last night's proeram of hamesa II racing at Loe Alamlto9 Race -C.OWW wu canceled becau.e of the . poor condition of the track . . . Ericll Sudler stole the ball for hia team'• lut buk.et and twice oonnected on a pair of free throws in the last 79 leCOnda to lift 18\h-ranlted Syracu8e to a 79-70 upeet victory over No. 4 Villanova lD a Big Ea.st Confttenee bukethall game tut ru,ht . . . NBC Spoc111, altet!lJ. holding rtghta to half of major league baae 's games. nu bld $1 billion to become baaeball'1 aole network ~ . . . Such dominant biR men as RaJpa. Sampson of Virginia. Patrld l:wt.1 of Georae1oWn, lteldl Lee of Memphis State and Ste•e Sttpuaovtcb of Miaowi have been named u regional players of the year on the U.S . Basketball Writ.en all-district college baaketball te91DS. Television, radio TV: Baaketball -Lakera at Milwaukee, 6:30 p.m., Channel 9 (taped); Mkh.lpn at Wiaconain. 7:30 p.m., Channel 56 (taped). lfockey -K.l.nga at Chicaao, 10 JUD., Channel 9 (taped). RADIO: Hockey -K1np at Chkago, 6 p.m., KPRZ (11~0). Buketball -Lakers at Milwaukee. 6:30 p.m ., KLAC (~70) (taped ). Palmdale Coech Geor1• CorllU, ctm~t.s in hll wm'• -after they b8d knock9d °"" ...., .... ,.... ., ....... " No. 1 ..-d San Gabriel tn • CdM'• Fran Wynn (right} hu lier hands 1 ~= 4iM.2. -:"9 hJa fall battling pair of Palmdale playen. i fIRATES' CREW OOES MORE ... A-om P11geC1 . the .... ott ua.A "' ... o&.bllr oolJelt* ,.,......._ .. ~'£'C .. vM1oul rowen In == ~ ... .: --~t:r·=·;'= ............ -......... . -" .-......... ........ lfi'll llltt .. I t• .... a..; --..................... ... ,111:111. .. !lll =----= ............. ...... ...:-.e;r...==~= No. 1· isn't everything Just reachirig Final Four means so~ething \ Probably the mo1\ dlN~na commenta I'va -.beard th.la y... came from coech Oon Stv.Wa after htJI American P'oo~ ference chaf1'\1Jlon Oolph.lna flnlaMd No. 2 U:l )i~na at the 17th Super "Bowl. Upon returntn1 to Mi-.mJ he told Oolphlna' faithful, who had .,ne to~ le~ to honor htJI team, "Paradee are for wl.nne,._ not for u.1 Thia la nice, but you 1hould have .. ved It for another Urne." That quote ii from memory -but It.'• pretty cle»e to what he had to MY to ' lot of people who felt U*t team wun't too shabby. It'• been that way"'lor a 19ng time now - noth.tna teema to IUl&e that ii !em than No. 1. No matt.er now many great efforta have been put forth, \here always aeeme to be one more game to see lf It can all be put down. Well, they're down to the Flnal Four at Lo~ Beach Arena in the CIF buketb&ll playoft., and upon ln1pectlon of what the 1urvivon have accompliahed, I find lt difficult to believe the field ii compn.ed of an)'1hing le9I than top caliber teama. Some complain ibout the CIF playofia being watered down to an extent over what t.ranapi.red years ago -three teama from each league la a liberal number -but when you corulder the caliber of competition u compared to the day1 when only cha.mplona were invited, it'1 hard to PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON 1eparate playoff t.-ma from now and years put. Estancia High'• Jtaglea are ln the 3-A aemiflnala tomorrqw iht at Lona Beach Arena, the C.Orona del Mar la' team wu ln the 3-A 1emiflnala yesterday, unlinlton Beach'• SUNet Lea1ue champe waded through two touah foet before running lnto 4-A power Verbwn Oei ... the.e a.re accornpll1hmenta hardly dewrvinl of putdowna. • Juat once I'd 1lU to aee a team get the ume ovation after the game u It did before .the game - regardle81 of the outcome. I'm not auggeaUna 1olll.na equall wl.nning, w from it, but the long roed ol wlnnina hardly daerves a loeer'a label when one loea ends a aeuon. There's a great acoxnpliahment tied to making It to the Final Four -and it lhou1d carry over. . Shula said nobody remembers anyone except the winner at the Super Bowl. U that'• true. we're all in big trouble. Gauchos-' Mitchell Saddleback quietly_ does his job By CURT SEEDEN "' .. ~,... .... jumpina ability may help him get a ach olanhlp to a four-year unlvenlty. faces Citrus in playoffs AZUSA -Saddleback College opens regional play in \he state community college basketball tournament Friday night at Citrus College In a 7:30 contest. . -. I I ~ .S.ylor University diapatdled a 1cout to the Saddleback College-San Diego Oty College ba1ketball playoff same 111t Saturday nl1ht and he came away with a surprising oblervation.. "If a Khool wanta me to do both (play basketball and long jump), then I would," Mitchell aays. But, he's really not looking that far ahead, yet. "Right now my mind la focuaed on the it.ate tournament. That stuff-about what college I will go to has gotten kind of lost." The Gauchos, second-place finishers in the Pacific Cout r Conference, were 9-5 in league . "The acout said he wasn't looking for a guard, but said that Tracy Mitchell w11 the beat junior college guard he ~d seen," recounted Saddle back Co.ch Bill Bn.unmel. It la aurprlaing, not becauae Mitchell doesn't live up to the scout'• ClOIDDl.tment, but because \he 6-2 90pflomore always 8eeml to be toWna in abadowa. First it wu Geor1e Turner who owned most.of the llmelight a year ago before heilld1na for {JC Irvine. Now , lt'a ltevln Hendenon, a freshman guard from Centennial H.iah who has 8C01"ed more than Mitchell thia year. Still. Mitchell. out of Lowell High School ln Muaachwietta, aeema to be bandlh~ his identity crlsia. He'1 hitting percent of hi.a lhota m:m the floor ln Pad.fie Cout Conference play. He's avet"allng 12.5 pointa and more than four um.ta a game, even = he'• not tbe Gaucho point And he can leap l.lke no other 6-2 auard. Mitchell, in fact, ia the defendinl Southern C.U!ornia long jump champion, attalnin8 \hat title with a 24-3 effort 1aat ear. Mitchell, for one, feels hi• Mitchell received has 1ome feelers, however, m09t notably from UC Irvine, TCU and Seton Hall. In the meantime, he has turned his attentions to Friday night'• state playoff game with host atrus. "When we first •tarted out. I didn't let our won-loea record bother me," Mitchell says. "We were young and in a learning process. Even then you could 8ee that we would be a good team as long u we kept lea.ming. "It doesn't matter who st.arts out fast or alow, it's what you do ln \he end that matt.era. The state tournament matters," he adc:U. Mitchell does aeem to save tu.s best for the wt. In last year'• 1tate playoffs he carried a 9.9 average into \he Gauchos game with Long Beach City. He fin.i&hed the night with 15. 6\'~n though the Gauchos were eliminated. "I want to show ~eryone that we have a good team," he adda. "Not only foe the team, but for myaelf. I want-p-eople to remember thla team. It's import.ant to me." MAN SON HING • • • From Page C1 (No. 12), Todd Witaken (35), John Davla (4~). Antony Emes900 < 47) and Joree Lozano (49) -ranked among the top 50 In the U.S . Emenon, lncldent.ally, i1 a former Corona del Mar High ttandouL "I really don't have any outlta.Ddina ltrokea. •• uya Man Son Hlnf modestly. "but one thln8 rm able to do la attack an ~t'aw•lmew 'Richt now I think rm at the •tace where I'm rlaht there. I ju.& haven't won one of \hoee matche1 yet (a1alnJt a top.ranked opponent) that 1 need to pt over' the bwnp." "The tint UUD1 he hal ia a God-1lven 11tt lor tennis," anal)'llel Patten. "He'• talented. He baa a f"11na for the t.11. and he'• able to do thhl8I with the bell. 0 Plua, he'• a 8Cl'ambler. Be won't beat the beck out of you. but be'a the type of "'1 that will nm down ba1la all day Jana. He'• l1ka a ,...0. out there. 4'1 predJet me ~In the next fOUI" ye,.n he'• to win • netlonaJ title n a n1lea or double" Man Son Hing Man Son Hlnl won't refute h.la aMiCb'I wedlction, but he al8o knows fut bad a lot of work aheed of him. "I allady know how eood the competition 19," he uya. "But I cu.a M hard• I want to work, any level la attainable." Uni to" Woodbridge in volleyball The Untvenity Htah ~·· \'OUeybal1 tMm openectlta ,_., 'Wl\h • 8-10, 115-D, U ·O, 10-7 victory over Woodbrtda• ~atMrnoan. A pear of outllide blCW.. 'hm Bcn&ll mid Matt B~ bllped the Warrion win the tint pme, but the Trojan• rebound.cl to sweep the next three. Leadln1 the way for \ht wlnneu were Htter Brett MeQtdd Md ~ ~ Jim Parar. . and 15-11 overall. They advanced to the realona.1_ ]: tournament by virtue of a 103~87 playoff victory Saturday over San Diego City College. • A total of six regional games, I pitting conference champions and either second-place finishes or Shaughnessy playoff winners, is on tap this weekend. Four of the six winners will ,·. f automatically qualify for the state tournament scheduled to begin March 11 at Santa Clara University. The six teams will be seeded, with the filth and sixth-seeded teams meeting In a one-game playoff to determine the remaining berth. STATE P\.AYOff8 ........ T _ _..... ,....,...._(119) SaddleOadl (Pedflc: COMt Col-•-No. 2. 15-11) .i Cltrua {lnlend v...,. No. 1. 17-111 Mo«perti (MoUntein v...,. No ~. 21-4) at LA Pierce (Metropollten Con,_.,_ No 1, 22·7) .....,.. a..-(J':IO) Mt San Jlldnto (lnlend v• No 2, 1~101 el c.rtfoe (Soutfl Coul Contel•IOe Ho. 1. • 2&-31 Sant• Ana (South Coest Col--Ho 2, 17-15) ..,. LA Sout'-t (Mountmln V...,. 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March I -at OcHn View (doubl•· head•r at 11): Mafoh I -Santa Ana; Maro" 11-Capo Valley Chrl1tl1n t(Cfoub•·lt•ader et 11)1 M1rch 19'-at Wooctbrldge•; M•cfl 2S-Uoun• Hiiia•; Mtrdl H--0.. ..... Apnt ._ .. L.egune leech"• April •-11 Mt.-on Viefo•: Apf1I 11-1t ~ v1119y•; Aof111f-Woodbrtdge"; Ac>f1I za:Jil.t l..w\e Hlll••; April t7-at Dane Hll11•; _A"prll 21-~ 8wf1•; ~ 4 Mlellllft VllfO•; Mey' • ' c..po-v11er·. • denotea 'loutfl eo.t "'-"" oame: All Olf'I* .. 1:11 un-. noted. • ~ • • . . . .. I~ • 4 '" II I • • '~ to -' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Wtdnnd1Y. March 2. 1983 Cl ~ . I Lakel!S al streak--4.-• t at Bulls' expense CHICAOO (AP) -Kareem Abdul·Jtbber connected on tour clutch bHkeu Jn the ttnal mJnute1 and Jamaal Wllkea contribui.d four balket.a down the etreCch fo lead tho Loi An1e1 .. Laa.rra to l 14-111 National Buketball Alloctation O\IW the Chb8o Bulla lut ni&ht. Abdul-Jabbat and Wilkea, who scored U and 26 polnt1, rt11pecdvely, helped the Laken end • thfM.a~ io.tna 1treak and beat the Bulla ln Chbao for the fint t1me 11nce Feb. 24, 1981. The 1011 wa• the fourth ltrailht for the Bulla, 20-39. The Bulla, paced by Rod Higatnt, Re11ie TheU1, David Greenwood and Quintin Delley, outmcored the Laken1 43-28 ln a torrid third quarter to grab a 90-88 advantage. Dalley, who wound up wilh 16 point.I for lhe night,~ ecored 10 ST. LOUIS (AP) -Bernie Federko and Blake Dunlop IOOred their 20th goal.a 38 11eCOnda apart to cap a four-goal explosion ln the aecond periocl and lead the St. Louis Blus to a 7-2 National Hockey League victory laat night over the Loa Angeles Kings Rookie Alain Lemieux scored twice for St. Louis, both on breakaway•. The outcome Interrupted a five-game Blues' winleta streak and halted a Los Angelee unbeaten streak at five. Los Ange!• C-Oaeh Don Perry potnt.1 ln the third quarier. while Higtn1, who ftntahed with 19, contributed nine. After the Bulla took a IM-92 leed, Wll.kel c:onnected on three 1tr1ight buket1 befor• Mark Olberdlna of the BW1' tied the 1COre at foo with 8:12 rernaJ.nlni . Greenwood, who had 16 point.I, hit a 1hort jumper to pull the Bulla to whhin one at 10~· 104. But with 2:42 left, Abdul-Jabber connected on a lky hook for a three-point Laker advani.,e. Dalley then got two pointa J back for the Bulla with a 20-foot J jumper, but Abdul-Jabbar connected on a finger-tip roll lanip and. after the Bull• I committed a turn over , Abdul-Jabbar leaped high ln the air to smaab through a 1lam' dunk . ,. ' l called the Blues' explosion ln the ' middle period decisive but allo , saluted Liut, who stopped 37 / Kings shots. J "We played a s trong first period. I think we should have ; had about' five goals," Perry said. "We had good opportunities and he held them nght ln there." St . Louis , locked In a . three -way struggle for third ' place an the Norris Division,, broke on top 2-0 in the opening ; 12 minutes on Lemieux's flrat I goal and one by Perry Anderaon. : WALKER CASE . • • From Page C1 an undergrad off the campus of Georgia, the college football powers are uniting to keep the USFL people off their prenuses and out of their press boxes and film rooms. Clearly, thl1 la an area for another legal test, particularly ln the caaes of 1tate universities where certain things -indeed most -are considered to be publJo.dormdlr. Then, too, there may be a ca.e against a university which would deny a 900Ut from the USFL lu.a conatitutlonal right to buy a ~t to a game and view th.at contest 10 long as he does not disturb the peace or vk>lat.e any laW11 or local Ordinance.. The point of all thia, of course, is that the signing -or prostituting, depending on your point of vi~w -of Henchel Walker will have to alt.er the _ ~une of Jir'i~n ~ 1 By removing Herschel from the college campu. the USFL , destroyed it.a credibility ln th.la area before it kicked a foot.ball. 11le claim that the Walker cue YldD be i8olat.ed ~ the USFL will return to ita announced policy. of leaving undercluamen alone ia absurd. The franchaea of the USFL now muat compete with New llllJPllt Jersey and the NFL must consider the importance of competing with the USFL and the legal fraterruty is sqw.mung m anticipauon. Heretofore. the college football relationship to the profeuionala had a certain purity and dignity 1f one did not look under any rocks. That will change. More's the pity. Walker has l a message 1 J ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) Herschel Walker is prepanng for his U nited States Football League debut Sunday. but the 1982 Heisman Trophy winner still is concerned about recent developmentB ''Does everybody in Georgia still hate me?" he asked aft.er practiciJli with the New Jen1ey ' Generals. "I hope n o t Please tell . everyone In ~rgia not to hate me." Walker, the University of Georgia 's three -time All-American tailback., signed a reported $5 million, three-year contract with the Generals lut week. lfluile• You To SEE THE BEST GAME ·1NTOWN FOR ONLY $3.00 BASKETBALL You may purchH·••m11• DllNIAilcount tickets at either the --.....-.... at the 1pecially rliarlced ·-•Office. Game Day Box USC Ticket OfR window· at the Slf Office opena 2 haim~ And don't forftll_,, Team ... #1 Int ra1~•t. • •ArtmM. An~ St.•t• C'iMN•• O<'ll\; ..., .. •• · Community Day Trojan Beaketb.ill Olacount Coupon Ma~ 10 (T'hura.) Arlaona State ___ • ticket• Mar. ti (54it.) Anaona -. __ Orange Ooaat OAILV PILOT/Wedn•d'Y. March 2. ' 13 Up the creek The CalleguaS-.C..eek rises above the bridge along Pacific Coast Highway near Point Mugu. It was one of several waterways in Ventura County posing flood threats today. Pope embarks on 'sensitive' t}\ip ROME (AP) -Pope John Paul ll embarked today on the tint papal m.isslon ever to Central America, an ardu0us journey viewed by top Vatican offici.a.la aa among the Polish-born pontilf'a most politically a.mauve trips. A special Alitalia DC-10 carrying the pope and !l1l entourage of top Holy See officials, bodyguards and reporters left Rome'a Leonardo da Vinci Airport at 8:22 a .m . (4:22 p.m. PST) for San Joee, Costa Rica. The plane is making a refuel.mg stop in Lisbon, Portugal The 62-year-old pontiff will visit eight countries in nine days. All are overwhelmingly Rom.an Catholic. Four are experienc1rw severe internal i trlfe and one -Guatemala -has reported anonymous death threats against the pope. John Paul, wearing a white overooat over his white vestments and a white skull cap, was seen off by top ValiCan prelates including Cardinal Carlo Con~alonieri. dean of the .Sacred College pf Cardinals, and Cardinal Paolo Bertoli, who will be In charge of the Vatican during the pope's amence Dlplomata accredited to the Vaucan and Italian Interior Mm1ster Virgmio Rognoni also bade farewell to the pope. The pontiff was accompanied on the plane by Vatican Secretary of Staie Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, Deputy Secretary of State Spanish Archbishop Eduardo Martine2 Somalo and other officiala. · In addition to Costa Ric.a, the trip will take John Paul to Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduraa, Belize and Haiu m his 17th oveneas journey as pope. Holy See aouroes discloeed that in preparauon for the pontiff's trip. top Vatican offtctals confel'T'ed earlier thJa week with a speoal U S envoy sent to brief them on U.S . policy in C.entral America and el9ewhere. U.S . ambassador at large Vernon A-Walters, a former deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency, met with high-level officials at the Vatican Monday, Vatican and U.S . IOW'Oel said. The meeting coincided with a controveny in Congreu over l>resident Reagan's policy on El Salved.or and the administration's ~uest for an additional $60 million in aid to the country. Walt.era, 65, a former interpreter for Presidenu Harry S Truman, Dwight 0 Eisenhower and Richard Nixon. is a devout Roman Catholic who has briefed the pontiff and his aides on U.S policies i.everal times previously. Monday, Reagan called oong:resaional leaders to the White HOU8e to preeent his caae for immediate aid to El Salvador. Defense Secretary Caapu Weinberger laid the El Salvador government needa $60 million to buy military supplies "u a matter of survival'' and has suggested that more U.S. military advt.en may be neoemary. ..Co.MIClr MOITUAllH LIQuna Be•ch 41M !MIS Laauna ·11111r. 768·0933 S•n Ju•n Capu11r1no 495 1776 *._ UW~MT. OLIYI Mori""V • Ceimterv Crenwtoty 1m G11ler Ave CO.II Mn11 ~SSS4 Nlc.t •oTHas ~ .. 0.0WAY wonuMY t 10 '''*"" ... Cot&aW.. ~••IO HB woman's service held Servlce1 were held Sunday for Keabvar Rayhancadeh of Huntlrurton Beech, who cl1cd Fel>. 29. She la survived by her: 80ll, Dr. Syrua Rayban. alao of Huntington Beach. Services were held at. the Harbor lAwn-Mount Olive Memonal Chapel ln c.o.ta Meu . NtUC HOTlCE PUBLIC NOTICE MUC NOl1CI MUC MmCl .... '*OtlhOUI ....... •nee O/l lllMUmOM M=·M I COUM' Oft MAMI eTATWMIWf CW~ •A.lft1:8JltflF A 0 oaMA, Tiie IOllOwlng ~ we OOlftG NoUGe la ~eMI' ltl91 lftit ..Ill/ lllllO MIO COUNTY Ofl ~ 11. ~lml!ICJ 'l(tnJf tomHMd of O~TIVI 0 , '· O .......... LOI AMOl'-11 (A) LIOO TAAi/iL lllWICl9: Ill '7'"" Alnll•l•f ''•r•rrlllH IJ2 10VI II .• ~°"'-"'· CA CHI NUlillll Atmt 1.IDO U•AVIL, and (01 LIOO O poretlon, e 0111 ornll tffo4t, CtfAncNf TOUftl, 3404 VII Lido, NtwtOft oerpor41ten (former~ lln091\ H Jofln 1t10 leld..1. .l:Jr" 11 .. ,,...,,. '~ .. .,....., IMoh, CA HN:t '''" Oon101tdat• Gr1u1t. • ~-· UA oc:~Tr'.:r~r ...,,i:r,~ p~cr.-1 ~ ~ ~~. '=-°= ~ ............. n ............... _,en Jflle1 ~r <Mlb«1 A Helvy, l400t ....... e""1y Tr11•~~"'· lno:, • , • "1NI 111(1 leld In Iha •II• of Jllll UI OOll. L.Mlern, Dene '°""· ~ ._,,. OQrJIOflltlOn, , lno • '1ofll t1111 ltlMfftlftl ... .._ wllft tM .,.lnot Thie DllllMM It condUC1ed by en lllulng 'l•n. Wllllem & llltll Collnty OW.. ol OrltlOI C4Ullty Gn fl Plfton wtlo lhOllld l>t ~ ~ Oii~ lt\IOe A eM PelrlCN L ,.., 2&. 1• ,,._ 11om 1n. ouetoely and oorm04 Of "°°* l "-"Y ecrtv.nt. -.1c11erd L.. McOreo0t. ~ Ille p.tellll Tiiie " .. _, WM 111911 ... " \NI TllOmH 0 l lld lld• ColP11n. Publl1lled Otlllfe 0...1 Ollty To Peul• A Odll •k• '•111• Collnty CWtl Of Oruioe Collnty on OellM M ~' Aleode• •• Pllo4 MMOll I , •• 1f, ~. ,. Anene Odll (mollllt) -,.., 17, tlU 11111tner&/llp, Mwy A Mc,atland, 1oeo-t3 wll11e1bout• unlmown and to all "1t!Otl llyfon P end Malele L ~-. P41'IOM OltimHll to be Ille 111/ler Of Put1111111d Or1n11• 00111 Dally l!vlwon end HeHung Cllou911, ....C MJnC( mo111ef ol Mid mlflOr penon lbOvl Piiot, l'eb. 21, Mercn t, I , tt. 19*3 Georg• A. and JHn c . Ml•ll•n ~ Aili ntimed 8N-h FM\lly Tri.Ill, lewon 1114 Clllkvung N01'0e Ofl 'I I tty 0tder ot 11111 COllrt you ,,. Ctl<>ugll end Inell '•tl•n l'oundry hereby Qittel end (required lo)-----------Penelon Pi.ti N Umlled Pflflnet•. , ....... 11 .. .., eppe11 DefO<• 11141 Judge PrMldlng "'8.tc NOTICE lleretol0t1doing~11nclet ttie YOU AM .. 09'Mll.T UNDlll A In Oeoat1H1411\I 234, rm 7-311 Of tn. PICnTIOUI flfm n-of "fhl W~ O,~.. DllD Oil 1"RUeYOATID ~t. tbOVI anlllt.d CO_lltl, too,11d el • MAMI ITA~~· end "Tiie Webeter Group. I Ulnlted ==Tyc:u~--~1m w Crlmlnal Co11rt lldQ., Z 10 W Tiie tollowtnn ...,ton 11 dol .. n Pllttnetlhlp," (llereln refetfed IO • l Temple. loe AnglMe, Ca 90012 on blill,_... : .,_. ....., "the Pllttnerlhlp") wttn 111 P'lnOIPei M1~y 1H 1IOLD AT A1 'U8 IC May •. lff) ., 1•00 A M of !NI SUNSET 01\APHICI 1826 w pl&QI of bu t in ... II 101 '°"'" .. L • , y 0 u .. ID A. day. 1"911 9ncl theta to eflOw -· 9elb0a ew ...__..... 9..oti CA Wabll~. Anaheim, Calltornl1. 11 IXl'LANATM* ~ Tita unm II Jin)' XO\I h•""'-~y Mid petllOt'I 12143-',_........, • dlHolved elleoll,,_ Jenu11y 1e. Of' TMI ~ ~ "'®Id not be Mcleted IYae from ROLAND C GONZALEZ 1tN, t>y m.tlual.-i of 1"-YOU, YOU IHCMU CONTACT A Illa control ot,.. l>AIAAll _d ..... 1 • Panna11. 1nd t1111 11111 111d l.A1t'rlJl lo the pelltton on~~. ..,. •25~. w Balboa llvd Newpor1 dlMOlullon no petllOt'I llU or llad On 03 t8·U ., 10·00 A.M F0t flllufl 10 1t1and, you mey bl 8Ndl, CA 92ea3 eutllOrlty to 1nour any obllgattoni on C E N T R A L C A II' I T A L dHmed gull'! ol e contempt of Ind~~ II condualed by an befllllf Of the Pllttnwlhlp CORPORATION ee tlla duly COUf'1 Oatad FllbNary tO, 181S 1ppolnted Tru•t•• under •nd You ire 111reby nolltlad or 1111 Roland Oonula:I Ol!Nl!RAl PARTNl!R: purtuen1 to Dead ol Trutt. provltlon• or CMI Cod•J 237& Tlllallll-tWMllledwttlllhl W•t11nAH1llatad "•001ded on 04-08-11 1a wf\lc:h provide the Judge Ml ldvlN ~~. Oletk ot Otlll>GI County on Properu .. Co!"poratJon, OoQumenl No. 5339. 8ooll 14008, the mlllOt end, of the l'lglll to "-ab • tH3 . • California CXlfP. P991 721 ot 0111c1a1 Aeoorde lri Iha counHI PfHlnl Tiie COUii mey p ~ 8y OellU M Schnaklef olflca ol Ille Recofd« of or.,. 1ppolnt counMI 10 rapr-t tn. ubll•ll•d Oreng• CoHt Delly l\a!"l'faalder'tl COllnly. Calltotnla. l!ucuted by: minor wt!etlllf 0< not Ille mlMf 11 Piiot. Feb 23, M•rch3, IO, l7, lff3 LIMITED PARTNERS RONALD L JOHNSTON ANb •bte to artord counMI, and " ~ 870·83 C>allN M 8chnel0ar DORIS L. J<»4N8TOH, HUS8AHO l'tCTITIOUI 8UllNIH 'ICTrTIOUI JIU ... 11 NA• ITATUMNT NA• aTATaMINT ere un•ble to 11tord oounNI. lltlall Dllla9 M ~ ANO WIFE A8 JOINT TENANTS 11Pl>Olnt counael 10 repr-t the PtJBUC ..,.TIC[ Family Truet Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION pa1en11 nu By W•larn Afflllalad TO THIE HIGHEST 81DDl!A F<>f' Tiie lollowtng pereon 11 doing Tiie lollowtng pe11on 11 doing IN~.. buel,_11 COTON "~OOADS. t4U.. SPARKLE ANO SHINE SY TM petlllOn ,..., llereln "tor Illa l'tCTTTlOUI IUSINlll Ptopet11M CorPO<atlorl, CASH. (peyeble at """ "' ... In Columbia Clf .• ~Ila, CA 112870 SHJlflQH.. $18 16111 81 Huntington Jofln Anello Jt 1485 Columbll Beacll. CA 112648 Cir . P1acen111. CA 9e 92670 11taron lee 811kl1. 518 15111 purpoM OI lrM!nQ in. tub)lct child MAMI ITA~ Attorney-ln-Fec1 lewful mon9'Y of the United 8tMeel tor ~I lor adoc>tlOn. Thi lollow1ng pereon It doing 8y OalN M Schneldlf 11 THE HORTH FAONT ENTRANCE Tl\11 bualneea II condUCleCI by.,. SI . liunllnglOft llMch, CA 112&48 1nC11vldual Thi• ou.in-e i. conduc:tld by an Dated F~u99 23, 1883 ~ea Praaldant TO THIE COUNTY COUM'HOUSE. JOHN J CORCORAN, ORAPHICAll y SPEAKING. AQualllarm, Inc 700 CIVIC CEHTE1' DRIVE. WEST. Jonn Anello Jr tndMdual Tht• 1tatemen1 WN n1ac1 Wiit\ 1111 $heron Sario. '"Counl'I Cll<lo 1820 p.,k NewpOrt BMch. A.pt No By W•tern Atlllleted SANTA ANA, CA 82701 ... r1gtlt, By R KUNIPO, 221, CA 92680 PYopet11M Co!"por•tlon, tlfla end lnWMt ~ to and Deputy (.""•H H•lBY 1920 p k AltOfney-in-Fact nowhe6dbyltunder._,0Mdof .N1t1n H. LM-. ""' "' ' 11 ' &( DellN M Schneldat True! lri lM propel1y Ill~ In._, County c--.. Newport Apt No 22!, N-port Pl'Midanl County, Catlfornla dNCrlblng Ille County Clerk or Ofange County on 1h11 ll•latnant ...,.. llled With th11 Feb te. 1983 County Cletl& bf Onlnoe County on Pzoeat Jan 17. 1983 Mattln L WIMN, Beecll, CA 928e0 Aqualhel'm, Inc land !herein: Publllh.O Orange CoHt Delly Pilot, Feb 23. M.,oh 2, II, 16, 1883 1113-83 PlllUC M>TIC£ I(~ lilUNtC•AL COUflT OF CAJ.JIF~ COUlfTY D' OMHGE ~ COOWTY HAMOfl NOICIAL 1>19TNCT 4'0't~-M ~ 9Mcl\, CA..., P~AINTll'I': f>ITllUIN .. uaLt•HtNO COMll'ANY, • CaltfonU cotlfl'O'•tt-. DEFINDAMT : CHAftlE8 HAlllT!L, Ind. &,db1 THI LIQHTHOUH, Doe1 I lo X, Doe Co.. Doe Ccwp. IUfllllllOM8 CAUM0.41MO NOTICl1 Y041 ti.ft bMft wed. TM c-1 may~ ...... t you wtltloul ,_ .,..,. Merd _.... yew ,...... wtltlM • .,... flleed !Mii .... _.._ ....... . 11 YoU Wlel\ to ..... tM .OW:. Of en attorney In 11111 mattaf. you ehOoild do 10 prOfnOlly IO lllat '(OU' wrlna~ r"ponM. Ir 911y, m•y be n1ee on time AYllOI u .. ed '" 1ldo da11111ndedo. II lrlltunal pued• ...,., -va Ud. .. awcManda • -... Ud. NaPOftCla ""tro cteJOdla.LMla~que .tgua. S1 U1t1d de••• ao11c1111 •I conH )O de un 1bogeoo en Hie ••unto. deberla l\1cerlo 1mmedlatamanle. 0. .... ~· eu ~11 eecnta st hey elguna ~ -fag4etf.0• • ,...,.,po I TO TH( DEFENDANT A cMl completnl llH bMn Ille<! b)' the pl91ntltf IOllnfl )'OU " you wi9ll 10 deMf><I tlllS l__,11 you mull, within IO day• 11111 1111• aummont 11 Mf"9d on )'OU. Ille wtth 1""9 COUr1 I Wflltan ~lo 11\a complaint Unlaea you do IO. your default wlll be ente1ad on 1ppl1Cat1on ol 1110 pfainlltt, ~tfltl cour1 mey enter 1 juOgtnant llnM you lor 11111 rallef ~ tile complaint. wtilch could 11tull In g11nl1llment of w-aee. ll&lnO of money or properly or olller rellal t1queat1d 1n 1111 complelnl Oiled S.Olemt>et 11, 1881 J Pet•eon. Clark Ginoer ~ Deputy L-Offlom CHARl£S B c.AREY A Prof COf'll 181MI 8-:tl Blvd •201 Hunt"1g\on 8eech. CA 112647 (714)t41-atM PuDllllled 011"91 CoHI Dally P"°'. Fib 18, 2S. M9fch 2, II. 1883 1112-83 l'J07512 Publl•h•d Or1nga COHI Diiiy P1101. Feb te. 23. M111c11 2 8, 1883 910-83 Deputy Coufltr Cou..-T"I• bullnaa& 11 oonducled by en PfOflt Sllatlng Pl911 Lot 37 of Trect No. l:zt7. In Iha Crimlnel Coutt1 .,....,_. lndMdOlll By: w .. tern Al!lllated clly of Cotti MeH, County ol 210 w. TamflM .. ,... (t-aOI LNI! Hiiby Propet11M Corporlllorl, o..enoe. Si.ta of Clllfomla. -I* lot AneetN, Cellf. -12 Tlllt •t•l-1 wu IJled with tlle Attorney·ln-FK1 map flCOlded In Book 38, PIQ9CI) rta.IC NOTICE '14-... 1 County Clet1t 01 O<enoa County on 9)'. OlllU M 5cn'\llder 38. Mltc:etlaneou• Map1, In Ill• Publl•"•d Orenge Conl 01lly Februwy s. 1883 Preeldant oftic. of Ille County ~der of flCTITIOUI .u ... U Pt!Ot. March 2, 9, 19, %3, IN3 . ,,_ Wiiiiam 0uncen & Mid Collnly. NA .. tTATl•NT 1213-83 Publltllad Or1nga Coal! Dally Edltll Duncan Tiie ltrMI lddflH end other Tl'I• 1011ow1no par•on 11 doing 1------------Piiot .. Feb 23 Marcil 3. 10, 17, By· Waewm Atfllletld common ~ 11 eny, "' the buSlnffl H P\EllC NOTICE 18$3 Pr°'*11M Corpor1tlorl. flal property daec:ribed above .. PEERLESS CONTRACTO~S "8--83 Altorney-tn-Fec1 purported lo be· 1583 Tu1tln 17533 Teap• Cir Founl•ln Vlllle)'. l'ICTTTIOUI Ml ... 11 8Y OellN M Scf\neiOet A--, Coela ,._,CA ~7 CA 112704 NA* ITATIWNT Prllldent Tha undarelgnad Truttee ROMl<I Cline 17633 T~ c1r . Th• ro11ow1ng p•rton 11 doing fltlll.IC NOTICE 8NCll Scrtverw & dl1clelm1 eny lf1blllty for any Four1111n V•lle.,, CA 82708 t>utm ... •• l'ICTTTIOUI IOIMll Palrlcle l Scr'-'t lncon9C1,_ of ltie ltl9lil ~-Thll bu..-11 conoucted by en CALIFORNIA PURE WATER NAME aTATlllillNT By. W..Wn Atltlletad end otNr oommoil d•lpnedon, If tndlvlduil SYSTE MS . 2461 2' O•tdtnl•, T I Propet11M CorporatlOn. any, ehowl\ llaraln. Ron•ld Cline MINIOn viaio. CA 82"1. ne ollowlng Pet•on I• doing Attomey-ln-Faet Said u11 will be made, bul Tt"• •t•t-t w .. llled wltll the Suun C 8et1oJUtU.. 2.4012 ~~N f>AOPE,.TIE.S, 8061 By o.1111 M 8chne6cler wllhoul coven1nt or warranty County Cieri( or Orange County on Oe•d•nl•, Mltalon Viejo, CA 112881 -~ ellPI-or ilWlpMacl, "'Ol'dinG title Feb 25, 11193 Thtt t>u"-9 11 conduc1ed by.,. L•gune C•nxon Roed, Laguna Rlc:t\Wd L McGregor poneHlon. or encumbrance• Fl10943 tndlYl<lval ~-CA 112 5l By: W•tarn Atfltleted Including reel, cl\erge1 enc Pu1>11111ad Ofanga Coa11 Delly Suun C B«tolllnl 81111 Oily· 305 l l •guna Proe>er'IM Corpor•tton, ·~of the Truet• end of UM Pnot M9fFll 2, 8, 18 23. 1"3 Thi• ll•t-1 wea flied Wllll the ~ Road. Legun• Seed\, CA Attomey-ln-Facl tru1t1 created by .. td C>aad 01 · 1044..aJ Counl'I Oerk or Of91191 County on 1 B., Dall• M Sdlnaldaf TNlll, to P9Y t11a r""**'CI pr1ne1pa Feb 28 11183 Thia °"..,_ le condVcted by • PY-'dant .-of the not-C•I -ed by ._, '"210117 Nmtled pettnarll\lp Thomae O Co61man & Oaed of Truet to "'°": 1101.r~..2• Publl1hed Orange Co••t Datty Breu Oaly Elda C°'9man ~ lrMraat tMr9on tram -1~ P1lo1 M1rct> 2 9. 18, 23. 18') Tiiie ... 1.,,_,1 wea Ned With IM B'I W•tern Attlllatad et 16.63% I* etVUft M ptowtdad In NOTICE Of' TIWtT'lrl IAU 1~ Counly Clerk of Otenoe County on Propet11M CorporallOt), Mid N*(I) '*" .. ooet.. dlar9M L-No. M1LLU1 Feb 11, 1883 Attorney..tn-FK1 and eny end el adv1IACll 11.&U.41 T.a . Na......._ 11111-ir ....,.Tll't ~ By Dall• M Sc:hneldlr with 1nt....i. UNIT C004E H r~ l'Nl"4 Publl1had Ora"ll• COHI Dilly Prllltdenl Tiii beneflclatv una.r uld O..CS T 0 SERVICE COMPANY u d\Jly NOTICE Of' 1'Mltaftrl IAUf Ptlol, Feb 18. 23. M9fctl 2, 8, 11183 Oellea M 9cMeldar ol TN9t ller1tofore eaaculld end appolnlad Tfu11ee undaf Ille ..._..., *1IUM 1193-&3 & Alloclet.. dallvered to 1111 undefalgnad a tollowtnll oeacflbad dead ol tru1t YOU AM .. OCl'AUl. T ~A By. w .. tarn Alflfllied '#1111an Oac:letlltton of OefUt end WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Al'>CTION DEEQ cw TMllT OAT•D .AJNi 7, -----------Pfopet11ee Corpor1tlon. Oemand tor Sale. and a wrltlen TO THE HIOH~T 8tOOEA FOR PUBltc NOTICE Auor.-. •-F~ .. ~........ r "'-' It __ ... .,.__.~ t CASH AN OtOR THE CASHIERS OR 117a. UNUU YOU TAKI ACTION -----------._,_,,,.. -· """'-o ..,.,eu .,.., ~"""' o CERTIFIEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN TO "'OTICT y°"" li'tte>f'SftT't, FtCTTTI0US Ml..... By: Dallu M. 8chnekMt Sal. Tiie under9ignad oai_.s Mid C 0 C IT MAY .. M>LD AT A .. ueuc ..... ITAn.....,. ~' Notice of Default end E*tlon to I Vil C OE SE TION 282•11 a Al•. IP y 0 U N 11 D AN Marv A McFartend Sell to be -Old In the oounty (pay1ble et Iha llml ot aale In l•wtul EJ(Pl.ANATIOM OP THE MATUM ~o~wlng pe<1on le doing 9y. W•lam Amtl•tld ""'*-mt,..., proC*1)' It IClceted. money or 1114 United S1a1H ) all Of' TMI .... OCIEDING AQAl ... T O E B O R A H R I O U X ~Corporation. D•ll 02-08-83 •'Ohl 1'111 tn<I 1111""1 oonveyad to YOU, YOU aHOUl.D CONTACT A SECRET ARIAL SERVICES 5212° Anom..,-tn-Fact CENTRAL CA Pl TA L and IKIW held by I\ unOar ulO 0..CS LAW'nft. • 9y; OellN M Sctli llidlf CORP ~~ Ille pr-1V '*""•"• NOTICE IS HEAES'Y OIVEH lhal ~~... No l~. Loe "*'11loe. Pneldanl ~ FOX. TRUST"" WllllAM T MILL"'n. MAR VISTA FINANCIAL. INC . • DEBORAH DIAN£ RIOUX 8518 ey..on p Hendat'IOn & VIOi PTaeldent "'" "" 00<...,,.111on 787 Nor111 "E' 8tr-....... Or ' Mardi L Hender-• Pub!"'* Orange Cofft Dally LUANN MILLER ...... . • -...le)' Huntw>g!On Blecfl, ~ 9y w .. wn Aflllleled -... FaO 23. MMdl 2. II. 1913 BENEFICIARY KAl SOUTH San 8ernardtn0 Cllllornla 82403• g2Ma Propertlel Corporlltlon. r-..., 906-a DEVELOPMENT COAP Talephone N\imbar l7l4I ea9-023i, TNe l>UllMM la ex>n<Ndld by an Altomey-in-Fact 'ecorded Oecamb« 22. 1990 H •• tile pr._,t Truet" under Illa lt>dMdual ay o.a.. M Scnneidar lnllr No 3 tOH In Sook 13882 d..OoOf lru'lt hlrainatter mentlor*. DaborWI ~ fVouJC Praeldanl P1Q9 1343 ol OOIClll Record& In the wm Mii lo in. hlgllalt bidder fOf Tiiie tlll.,,_,t wu llled with Iha E"""'°" Cnougn & YOU AM II DIPAIAT UlllDml A ottlc• or 1111 Recordw or Orange CNn In l.-ful money°' the United County Clerk of Orenge County on ~ CNlugh DlaD Of ,,.,.T DATID llARCM County. 111<1deedof1ru11 Oeac:r1be9 St•I• wtthOul wamanty of Ill)' ltlnd. Feb. 18. 1983 By Weetlfn Aillllalad 11, 1MI, UNLlll YOU TAKI Ille ·~ property; ••• pobllC auctlOt'I " the time and "210UI .... _. ,._ tlon AAC'flflOI .. TO ... OTICT You• Ul!GAL MICW'nON pl•ce dHlgnlled below. In 111• Publl1llad Or1ng• Co111 Delly ................... ..,.,.P<>f, ' HiOHINh,fTWY•IOl.DATA p"fllCEl 1 Tllat portion 01 lot County or ,,,. Slate of California Ptlot FaO 23 Mwch 2 g t6 1883 ~;°'o::'M"~ ~ IALI. •YOU,_, Ml 23 ot Fairview Fanna In It.. city of dM<gnlted below ... of "" r1gln. • . . . 9o4-e3 l"rleldant PPLAMATION Of' TMI MA'TWm Cos1 M lllle and lnl«NI "°" lle6d by ._, 1n e!.i:":-.:Aoi= ~~~=.,'"..~~ •,: :u·~~ ~·------------=~~.!.,"" rou.~ou~~~i Mapa lecotd• ot Oranoe Conunty Ptll..IC NO'OC[ Femlly TNll &.AWY'lll beginning 11 I point In lhe WNtarly County and It ~ below The 1------------S W I AITlll MOT1CI CW T'ftU8TU9 SM.a i..... of u.c1 Lot 23. dlelant !her_, '''"' •Cld'au If any. or other nc11TIOU9 .,...., Y • •n •led T.a.-... -p--..._...... . ..._ 11--1...... _ .. ,,..IT .. -P1°'*11M Corpora1Jon. -411 68 1111 Nortl\eri.. trom Ille _._._ . ..,_.,,,._.,..,. -·•· "" --.. ,_...., Alt •-"~ ..,_.ICE 18 .--............ , _.. .. propet1y .. Mt torth below The ............... -.,, .......... or~---· ""' n....-............. u-Soutllw•terly corner ot Mid IOI. ~,, ...---_,,, By Dallae M Schneider on W.on-dli)', Mlr'Clfl I , 1913. • and rvnn1ng 111ence Eaatwty s-11111 Seid deed of trult -~ ~ .. Pl'llldent 9:00 o•aom un cl elid dmy, In thl With 11\9 Southerly line Of Mid lot. by Ill• TfUllOf dlllgtl1ted balO'# TRI STAR FOOOS. 3209-A Cle) 8eworl Chough. roo111 .. , Hid• for conducting t'"O 00 teat· lllanoa Nortllefl'I end wee recordlc:I on 1111 dete. In SI. NewpOt1 Baedl, CA ~· r~~--.. ~ Ti""-'t ......._ ..-....... ....._ _, o# • 1 .. , Sook and 11 tlle "'•~e •• Wllll o I Ot:"X "'-•-.. ·--.... u.-• .... .,.,_"' parl!lal wl111 w .. tlfly llne of Mid " David em In ua, lie 8Y w-.n A led REAL t81"ATI! 9tCURIT1£S lot. 49.88 IHI, Illa~ w .. terly, Documanl Number ol 0 flclal =•Y .. C .. , Cotte M11e, CA Propet1lel ~poraUon, SERVICE. locat.o at 2020 North parallel wllll the Soulhlfl'( lll'le ol Record• In Illa Offlca of Ille Collnty Attomey-ln-FllCt lltoedwlly, Su!M' 2!08. In the City ot Mid ijfte 230 00 feet lo Ille WMt-. Recorder of Hid County. all H Ant>etle 0 Thompeon, 3208 A B ..._. ..,.._......_ .,_ •-Oowtly _. Qnnoa. ....... _ Una ol Mid lot. tllance Soul~~ dHlgnatld below and conveyed Clay SI . N9wpor1 8-:tl. CA. neaa pr-= M ......... ~ :ie!iif~ TOWNIE OCAOW •long W11t .. 1y 11ne, 48 ea , .. , to NilCI Ploe>ertY to the TtUltaa lller'aln Thie ~ It oonoucted 0'1 • Sllell Pllttem corp o' a 11 on , • Ce 11torn11 Illa point of ~"':::";l ~Ille PIOC>lf1Y ... be molda llmlted i:~ Foundry Panelon Pia cofpora1lon, .. duly appofnted PIPIP~~l~~ ~~~ pur11.11nl to 1111 demand of 111• Thia ~t "'1111<1 with the By Wiiiem NMllled T,....... under ..i ~ to tM lae4 of loulhlrtY 61 ee leet ot lot Benendary under Mid deed of tNlt Coun~ Clettl of Orenge County on :'n~~tton. :.; ~':, ~~ ": 23 of FllMew '•ma ... ~..., Ind by rHton of deleult In Illa Jan 1'7, tN3 __ ,. 8y Dalae M 8dlo ... WIUJAM HAROLD~""" recorded In 8ooll 8. Paga 7t or peyment Of p1tlormince ol .--··-PTaaldllnt EllZAlfTH H.t~!..U"Gf81 . M11cell•n1ou• M1p1. rec0<d1 ol oOllgatlone MCUt.o by Mkl d-2 of Publltllad Or1nga Cout Dally Publlthad Ofenga Coul Oelty HU8&AMD AHO ~ Al JOlffT Orange Colinty 11\111 ~the defeutt. ~ ol Piiot. Fa«> 18 23 ~ 2. 8. INS. Piiot Marctl 2 1..., TEl'tANT8, racwcted Mtitctl 11, EXCE.PTINO THO-EFAOM Illa wtlic:tl ... -did on IN ~ In 907-«l . . 1097-& 1892, In the omoe of the ~ E.u1erty 418 40 ,_ ,..,.,.. '"' booll end •t IM Paga. end• ------------tflecorder of Hid County, H Al 8 0 £ X CE PT I t-1 G ~t ~ °' Miid Offk:lal rtaJC MJTIC( "8JC NO'OC[ Rec:ordar'1 lnetrument No THEREFROM the Wtetarly 230 feet Rlcotdl u dealGN'*' llalOw 12~ 17 ,_,of I tlf°Mdl llllrlOI The ICMll -"" of Ille unpaid f VOU AM .. DU'AULT m tiel#1Cll of tlla ~tl(in -..0 UN Alm ACcaNT AJID 1t1M. nt or d • au I In Pay"'• n t o' DllD °' ,._,. DATID 11111 by Mid oeecs of tl\tet end Mtlmallld t~ OI' TMI ~ITATDllNT parformenca of Ille oblf9!11tlon• UNI.Ill YOU TAKI AcnoN COl1a. ""*""' and edVirlOll llt ftU....., ~ 11, 1m -rwd "=' lftCIUdln9 tlllt .... OHCT YOUft "'°""" fT the time of the lnltlM ~Ion of If bt-..:tl Of • ~ of wlllCitl MAY .. IOLO AT A .. u.l1c 11111 Nolte. of TrullM'• , ••• ,, .. A~,.·1CU&.1.R-•MC9COWANY -l900t'ded~t. 1ta.• IALI . IP YOU NllD Alf ~.!4!'l>tlow·-.~ ........ C.W°""9. Reoordar'1 ln1lrur111nl No. ~Anolf Of1 TMI MATUlt8 ,.. _, ._..., • ,._.OtM 1f1e11 be .. .0. --'2-3851138, Will IS.L AT l'U9LIC I Of' ""' "'""DINO AG•••T CleerMd to -"TNllOt'l" II,.. ....,,.., ~ ~ .• -~o,:,..T~I!._::!!!!! ~~::" 8NOUl.O COWTACT A =-~:.. T~.~~'!1:':! ,_-{...,_.el__.. la ...... of 1'11UnMldat.-.ot1 ~· 0:.8:~~ Pl-., Coela ......._ :-i~o:i~ Totallldmlned_... -:WJ:m r.:.:.~t.1c:'!r~t": "I" • llraet eodfw or conwnon the NoClce ot DetaA1 llll•lllbO'le TOIAll ...,.._ ' ' Jt 147 unlofl, ot a .... °' ......, ~ claalgna11on of ptClil*1Y " -'-"*'"°'*' Cepltail=.r::S*lcl ~ 1.000:QOO = = :r'.,::' = .. ibovw. no wwrenry le~ .. 10 111 Tiie ""'' and Pl•c• ol HI•. --In ~~ """*" l,Ol»,0000 .-. el ....... ,.. Md ...... -.. comt:>fll-or COfTeel,_). .. The dMcrlpllon ol Mid ,,ooartr eno MU ~ • ..,.... - ban.ttotr11y under Mid 0-.d ol ottwr da1• r•rec:1 IO aboYI .,, • un (:11~:::-~ 12 506 by It, H Trv•tff, 1" lllat rlll Trutl. by r•ton or 1 braacll or totlowl. 1 ( )In~ 1.:111 ~':.~Md def&1l1 In Illa obllgatlON MCUred County: OrW'QI nc::-:.~ ltt" O' MIO TNICT NO tllentby, flwetOf~ e.eo111ea lllld Truelor. JOti~ A. FLOTHO. AH ---~ ::1.1112 •.OtU05 ~ "" .. ,,.~ ~ !! O.llvered to th• unde111oneo • UNMARRIEO MAN . ~ • .!~ uonwtda 0 ....,_. _ 4' . ..,_ _ ..,.. wt"llf\ Dedal'MIOn of o.i..-. lllld ~ of Truel: Aecordetlon 0... ._" ._, ..,...,._ . 0 1. .-.'-....,,. oainancr tof .... end wrtt1ttl nottoe Mia "· 1978, Sook 121H Paoe ~ ~"::::,. ~ 0 ... ~ .. OUI -... THI °' brMd't and at eleetlOn to a.uee tsao DeocutMnt No. :u..at _,, .... ...-·-·-~ o, THI COUNTY tlle und11111,ned 10 Hll _.,d Nol~ of DMUt. Aeo.o<dellon °';:'. -~ tNt the...,.. Item 0 ~~~- P'llP«'Y 10 •!My llld ~Iona. Oeta Dacambar 21, !Ht, 8oolt Annllll ~tot Ill ar"9cl • -In ---"""die ~ -~Uon of ti.,..,) 1nd 111er111tar tlla underelgned t4*38 P• 110t OOcurnent No. , __ ,.._ • 1 • i!! ___ o.oember S1, tta rNlde lo It» ~ ,.. .... 0,,. i 11 .... II caueec1 M6d "9tlcia o1 tlr'Mcll eno Of 3tlt5 ,, ___ .......,1w11u • fllf .... -of Celllomia. IMWI to lew P11r""9d to M: 11U ~ elec11on to bf~ No¥ember Tim• OI l•I• t0.00 A.... =:.-o...... A ..... T..-i. c:a.ana. t7. 1ee2 • tnett. No 12~ of w..._,.,.1..~ •· 1Na .... -. L. ..-... Tfl• u11d•'•'t"•' lt•r••f °"'°"' "-di In Iha °"'°" of lha ,._ o( .... ,., ,,.. NerVI ""' ..::::.:!~ -,__.,ofOrenoaCountY. eMrWIOlloNOounfy~at• --~ dleo1a11111 •M lla1t1u11 '°' .,., Said tale wlll oe mad•. but 700 CMo c.nter DIM w-. IMI P\lblllhed °"'181 OOlill Delly Noe. Matdl t, 2, S, 4, I , 18U twxlileull .. _,, ... .,_ ...... without covenent or warrenty, Ar.a, c.11om1L . 1aoo.lt Oil= :=':'':f:'.,;;.,,.,. ..--ot lmplled, ~ tltla TOtll of obl!Olllon Ind 9'1~ • .,....,. -_..,. -wetrenty, ••P'"• Of t111p~. poMMllon, Of ~bt.,.,.., lo ~·· ...... end ait¥tnCM 11.__ __ ... .--~-...;..;.;-;;.;;'_;.;.;___ ,._ .... -. reo•rflrtt title, .,.. ....... ., Pl)' Illa NimllnlnQ PflnOlpll Mii of .... PY~ ........ r I tne notQI ~ 0'1 Miki dMd ot ltr ... ~ tw ottler oommon ~ AC~...,.~ MC> NIAL'" :.=':=:. 'c: :.: ~·: .. •: Trutt. wltf'l Int.,..,• HI 11M1 no.. d..i;netlon Of Mid PfOlllrty: t41 - -II ... IT .. ,.. r.n = -.,, ........... ~ .................. pro~. adv-.1.. jf !l"Vi 1.tncllt ..... Ori~ _A_ I 0, Coel1 ...... _.. •nm-. ,., _ _.. -· -·-.-. --.,,, IM terrnt of Mid ~ or TMI, Celtfomle tau? . --DICP IP! 11. -of ,_., wlUI ....,... - ""'· cNrOM IMC!......-of tM DelartpUc;ln~. .. ottler'"""' M ~ ....... : r~" •• "'*'.,...... _, n. 10,.. of llM LIN 11•NMa1 C09Mtf =. ~ lf .,,, ...., ... Mid Oiied If TMit. tl'rl Noni)\ al tJ ISi .. 1.-. 1tt 9 ' I I ..... ....... ..... lfld .... • .. hid ul• wilt 1>1 flet41 on: 1• Wld 11 of n.at t1t,"' VII atv Al!RlJPk .... Yeftr W • • .-. ..t,.., Tueedlly, Mlf'lltl ti. fMS, at l.1>0 of 00N ...... ~of~ Toti! admitted -t 14MI~ 1• :: ~ ~:-:, ":" : P·"'· al .... Ctl•PMlll AW~ll• ....... Cllltamll. • ~ ... TCRll 1...... ...., •• ,,.., !!!!'~ ""' •"•renoe t• ttl• Olwto Cettter ;-'7r°'M~ In '°:' 1t, ~ .... up J,000,,000 ••na:r1n. ~ =:.·: 1MI ~A~.=.. et .... ::•co::~~<=-= .......... --1,0!!·~ •"1 •··~=:..:.:.':. "' lh "'"' ., "" ,,..,,., IJI019llft! "°"' ..... l:Ot 11.. ..._....... .. ,. •• • • .::-.: ~--. .. pUlllGIUOn. ""'ndltDI. .. tote! ...... ., • .., 104... ........ ~-... .. ..-....... IM""'1tllf ..... 4'fla ~,....,...... t -...... -·••1 ...... oM!tellefl _..,.. h -.... ¥M YllTA -'tq Y 0 Ill I I I 0 .. 0 W fHer"•• fed er ltlllll en4' &INC. Oll-illl 'l ........ ....... ....... ... "'J:/!'!"' 1• b ....... llt,••:.•. -1 H&L,'&;,. I ;au • 4 :i:.=a:n.."'U'f:':: ·"'1l.~\t -u •• .. • .. a.ti ·.....nr .. -·,~=-. ~-=·.:..er&: . ..'!F ,..;-TJ&!E'l I I l 1 • •• ( ' Or•ngt Coalt DAILY PILOT IWednftd•y, March 2. 1083 CS Cooking oil alternative car fuel 1111111caum10111111-- Boule ~ll hu !>Mn named art director of Smith & Myen Ad~rtialna. Inc., Santa Ana. The Ort.nae ,.ident la a graduate ot Cal State Lona Beech. A Job Dorey, Irvin4t, LI auodate dlrector of oorporate ..met1en and acquialtiona tor Walker & Lee, Inc .. a Santa Ana-hued real e9tate orp.nilation. He la a araduate of UCLA. GereJd R. Elmer hM !>Mn named chief flnanda! officer for Knott'• Berry Farm, Buena Park. Corporate Deslp .A.octatea. Irvine, hu been .elected by Micro Five Corp., Irvine, to develop and coordinate a $2-milllon national advertialng campalcrl. SAO PAULO, Brull -Do not be aurpriled lf, ln the not too diata.nt futun, you 1pot a fOW'•WhMled vehlcle rumbUn1 by that 80Unda Uk• a Volbwqen. nma like a di .. l U'Uck, and amella aomothlna lib hot, oU ln • frytnc pan. L11t month. Volk•w•11n of Brull announced completion ol a ye&r and a hall ot road tesia on four 13·ton dJ .. 1 trucb tbat ran fOl' 70,000 mll• on 100 percent 10ybea.n oil without mechanical taUurH and performed u well u dleael-f\.leled vehicte.. The project, coordinated by tlve automoblle comp&nlea, may be doubly iEood newe for debt-equeezed Bras.fl, whlcn 11 tryina to reduce lta •XP9n•lve imported petrolewn diet and which la allo the aecond J.ara..i aoybean producer .in the wwld. The four Volkawa1en truck• teated showed that thi1 purlfied aoy oil burns cleanly, ii u energy rich u die.I, and ifve. oU only an lnnocuoua mneU rather Uke oil 1izzlln1 in a frylna pan. Only a minor adj\atment of the diesel'• lnjec~on nou.le WU needed to adept die1el e~ to IOY oU. 1hocka of ihe Uno., however, Interest in thne to-called "blomau eneray" project.I ~u revived ln earnest. Today, ln the Phillppinel, aome 5 percent of auto fuel comes from coconut oil. African c:ountrtee are working on palm oil fuela, and a number o{ tropical countries are ,, npe~Una on dttivlnl fuel from •uch • \'llvec'le .,urcee u punut., awitJowen, and an aeect. tt.&11.od Uflna fuel almhol diltillt-d upr cane h.ck ln 1923 (u • meMW'tl to btie>at eautna auaar prtc.a). And now .. r ziUan aaaollne contafrU IOme 17 to 20 pe nt akohol. to rkh aoUa and fi.nanctn, from the W Id &Ilk. Brull hu built up a boomJ.na, 12. -milllon·ton·a-ye.r aoybean baN•t that i1 fully mechanized. Sclentlata here and ellewhere be1an experimentlna on crude, aalad-grade aoybean oil, but mc»t abandoMd the project.a when car motors ended up cloged with lmpu(f ties and eedlmentl. ft ·wu Volkaw•aen'a team of Dr. Rolf Wilhelm Sl•kmann, a chemist, and Or Geora H. Pl.achtnier, a mechanical ~r. who redt.covered the Pf'OOMI of refining IOY oil lnt.o-a rnanAlfleAble, efticMmt f.ueloll. Siekmann and Pl.achtnier estimate lt wUJ be seven to I 0 years before commercial vehJcles at.art f:1lllna up with 10y. Soy oU ii ao compatible with dt.e.el fuel vehicles, aaya Pl.achlnger, "We can anea.k it lnto the pwnpe without anyone having to know." Ailddo u a mean.a foe executives to reduce atreel will be topic of a aeru1nar Saturday at Oranp Cout Collep, Ccata Mesa. WaY11e Toarda. a fourth-degree black belt ln ailddo, will teach the clus from 9 a.m. to noon ln Science H.n on the campua at 2701 Fairview Road. Admluion ia $10. More lnfortnation ii available by telephoning ~~-~0. Actually, there'• nothing new about thil 10rt of experlment. France and other nations were exper;imepting with vegetable oU fuel aubatitutea, during World War ll, when oU wu expehaive and emberaoee frequent. High-tech tour for queen Aero Corp., Irvine, a aales and. marketing divmon for C. It.oh Electronics tennlnala, hu announced formation of a l!laropMn aubsididary, Arluo Electronik. · Bob T11eabof hu announced the establiahment of an advertising and public relations agency, Tygenho'f & Partners. ln c.c.ta Mesa. The firm la located at 3151 Airway, Bu.ildlng F, Suite 108. The world's largest flexicoker. conatructed in Marpibo, Vene%Uela by Fluor Corp., Irvine, hu, begdh operatidna. A f1exicoker converts residuala oc up.halt.I lnt.o naphtha and gas oUa whkh are then tranaformed into components of hJ&h octane guoline and other light disUllates. The project bepn 1n 1978. But after the war, when cheap petroleum flowed abunct.ntly, most of t.he9e vegetable fuel oil projecta were left fallow. With the oil TRW sells interest in computer firm CLEVELAND (AP) -TRW Inc. offlclah uid the diveraified manufacturer of high-technoloay producta hu .old ita lntereet In a jolnt venture with Fujit1u Ltd .. Japan'• larizest maker of oomputera. fujltau hae acquired 100 percent ownenhJp of TRW-Fujitsu Co. CtJPERTINO (AP) -Queen Ellubeth II, whose every wish is a command, will tour one of the world's largest computer n\'.akera tomorrow - getting the lowdown on high tech where the production rooma are so clean, apecka of dust dare not fall. "It'• our understanding that she expremed an interest ln 'Silicon Valley' generally," aaid Barbara Kommer, a 1pokeawoman for Hewlett-Packard of Palo Alto, part of the "Valley" 30 miles aouth of San Frandaco. The region i5 known for the wafer-thin sheets of ailicon impnnted with tiny circuit• and sliced lnto quarter-Inch "chi pa," the braina of computers that revolutJoniz.ed electronics -1111-lfflll ... 811\ert ,_ building In lrvtne. Dramatic recepllon area. Hendeome decor PY1v1lte bedt 9nlrance. T9n window omc.. Confw9nce room. Laroe •• fot °'*' of"°9 ~. ltorege room. Lota Of J*tClnQ. 37&0 eq. fl t2< trtpte net or t f.20 per, ft. lnoludlng utll1tle1 ~C-..~llto 5, Mon.~. - --Prof essionat -~. • Your -1-11--OVE.R -THE-COUNTER ~ASO LISTINGS · Flonst R..aW>T 2915 Rea Hill Avenue Sov1h Coast DMign Cen1e< A-108 Costa Mesa in Slone Miii 641-0810 (714 ... 1020 IUNRIOR COURT Of' CALFOMU COUNTYO.~ C..Me.A-ttntt NIJC NOJIC( .,. ""...._"' ._ ......,. ... DOOIWt IUUN .IOftN8TON "..... ~ ........ fllCllllOUe .,_.. OlmO TO MOW CAUU um STATnmn fie.~ Of' MAm The fOllcMtng per-. -doing DEBORAH SUSAN JOHNSTON ~ -..., • pedtlofl In tllle oourt for L E IHOUSTfllAL PAOORAM -en order ellowlng pelltloner to 1972, 795 Beker StrMt, Co11e n. -~ DEBORAH MeM. CA·~ JOHNSTON to SUSANNA Llnkl•ller PropertlH, 715 UM JEZAEEL Beker St .. c:o.ta ~ CA 92t28 11 11 nereby ordered 1net •II Wiibur O. ~ 1 Corpor... lnterwted W, the m•lt« .._., Newport a.,dl. CA ~ i*"leeld epp.-beb'W !He OOUr1 Thie ~ .. oonduaed by • Depertment No. 3 -100 CMo ~ ~-I« Drive Wfft, Sent• Ane, -... .-..W. ICelllolrnle on Mwdl 29. 1983, et tO I(~ NO-nc. 0. Allfll.ICATIOM TO llL'L. ALCOHOLIC ..vuAQSS t..a.a To WllOm "Mey eonc-n· GARY W. McCOIO, '8 applying \0 1ne Deper1ment ol Alconollc 8ewrege Control for "41" On a. e--a Wine (Public &tlnO "'-). to NII~ bellW-O-at 17933 M-onoll• Str..,, fountain Valley t2tbl Publl111ed Ore119e CoHI Delly Piiot. Mlln:fl 2. t983 1207-83 NI.IC fl)TIC( '9C:TmOUI .__ .. NAlmSTAla.NT The fo4lowlnO C*90fl8 -doing ~ .. ;. THE SWEET CREAM SHOPPE. 1110 W• Beker, Colle MIN, CA ll1nt-l-C1r lllll bf ..... , ...... ~ o.c. Alfll'O«T AHO HOTIL PICl(.Uf' KRCEDES BENZ ROLLS ROYCE FERRARI MASERATI CLE JV BMW CONVERT. MUSTANG CONVERT. VW COfMRTIBU UNCOl.N CAOtlLAC CORVETTE FORt) (71 4) 650-1180 nm "8!-' -flled with u. o'dodl Lm., anc:1 then end th«"• County ca.ti of'Orenge County on 1t10W ca.a, 11 wty they r.w, wt'Y F«>. II, 1913. 18'd·P91l11oft fOf Ofleog9 of nWM ..... "'°'*' not be grl!Med. Pubtlehed Orange CoHt Dally " le lurtf'9 ordered that • c.opy of 112t29 100 w Cont Hwy ...... leecll Jolln Mlcneel MeJde, 3021 Al "" -Ill e>o... & ~ Budlenetl. Coeta Meu. CA 12129. l'llot, F«>. ti, 23, Mwdl 2. I , 19113 thl• order to 1how ceu•• b• ~ ubllt lled In DAil Y PILOT, e l"*' ..... MICI*' of general cltQUtellon, ----.---.,.-llJTIC(-----publ&ehed In 1111• county •I .... , Petrlcle Ann Melde, 3021J-===========1 &d\enan, Coela ..... CA t2t.2e rtllJC NOTIC[ ,._ °"°' .... for four coneec:ut1¥e PlCTmOUe .,.-. .. MAim STATDmlfT The followl119 PeflOn .. doing ~-THE COTTAGE WEAVING CO., 1°'25 a Ctllno, Fount.in v...,. CA 112708. •••k• prior 10 1ne dey or Hid '*'1ng. Deted Fet>fuwy 11. 11183 frMll Donleilldllnl Judge of the ~ Court .. ~a.M>911,HQ.. _.,.. ____ ............ CA-. ('MoC).,..... Publl•Md Orenge Cout Delly Piiat. Feb. 23. M.-c:tl 2, II, 18, 19'3 1002-83 NI.IC fl)JIC( CATHARINE CLARE SPEARING, 101125 El Clllno, FountMi v1119y:cA moe A08ERT SPEARING. 10825 El Cf*lo, FounUlln V"1»f, CA 1127oe. n. ~ .. conOuCted by • gWfleral pettnlnhlp. Cdlet1ne c Sperrtno ~ ., ..... Thie .....,._,t WM llled wlUI the MAim aTATDm'.WT Ccuity Oertl o1 Orenoe Cow">' on Tit. rotlOwlno Pefeon •• tlotng Jan. 24, 1183. ~ ... '9111 BALBOA BAKERY, 301 Mein Publllhed Orange Coul Delly strwt. 8elb09. CA. 112M1. Piiot, F«>. 23. Mardi 2, 9, 15, 11183. Ho• Tiii Cllrl•ll•nHn, 177 119&-83 Rlv.relde Ave., No F, N-port -----------9eeGh. CA 112ee3. ftllJC NOTICE Tnll ~ 1e conducted t1y en ---:::::::::::-;;:-;::::;:;;;:;:;;;--1~ Hoe TN Chttel.._, TNe a!et.,_,t -lllecf with tfle ,.._ ~ U.C.C.) County a.ti of Or-. County on Feb. 28. 11183. Notice I• hlfeby given to tl'te n10111 creditor. of RICHARD IOOAAO, Publllhed Orang• Cout Delly TrmnlNrOr, ..,_ ,_ eddr.-le Plot Mardi 2. II, ti. 23, 1M3 IM4 9_..,ood °"""" City of ~ 1092-"3 8-:ltl. County of OfWIQll. a..°' ----------~ 1Nt • bull ".,,..., .. NI.IC fl)TIC( •bout to b• m•d• lo HOA THI---===~=-=::====--CHAl8T'IAH8EH. T,.,.....,_ ..._ PlC 1mou1 .,_.. hOnM eddreM It t7T Alverekle ..... STA,...,, ~-No. "· City of Newport TM loflowtno pertOn •• dofno 8eed\, ~ of °'"'Cl' 8tllte ol ~... . c.-.n1L AllllCAAFT CARRIER. 1145 Ttle~toi.~te ~Aw .No so.eo.i • ....._ 4'9'lli0ed In oer-111 & NI 9lodt Ill .. ~ t'4t Montowte :.-:t :::.~~~.:::: ~No: 34. Coate ....... CA H "'BALBOA AKEAY".t......~nd Thll. ~ 19 conduo'9d by en .-..Slll01 ....... ~°' ~ , ...... County of Orwlge. ~cl •. ~ ~ Thie~ -flled wtltl the Th• i.11111 trenerer wlll b• COl.rlty a.ti of OfMO' County on ~on°' ...., ._ t• Feib. 26, tta _ ., of~. 1"3 .. 10:00 &m. Ill .... _ WllTUIN MUTUAL HC9'0W Publtehed Orenot ~t Oelfy C 0 f' , , A t I n : M e r I I y n Not Mo9rdl 2. t . 11, ff, 111631,.:,., •• w ... ~. •-udn!M • -140lt I . YCltM au., lull9 101. ---,.--1-..,-n-a; __ _ r-..-n. ~ neao. TNe ~ .. cioncM:1ed by ... ------------lndMduel. '1CTmOU8 .,... .. Petnaa A. M'60e NA.Ml ITATa..wf TNe etaternenl -Ned """ tr. Tiie loOowlng ~reon 11 doing County a.ti of Orange County on ~ " Fee 14, 1983. CHEAP THRILLS 2808 ~ . Newport ONO • Newpott e..cn. CA Pu~ Orange Co"t Dally 82683 P-Mwdl 2.11, ti. 23, 1"3 John JOMPf\ Cotllneon, 1121 I 1082-«S 0Hlt Ave . WHtmlnller, Celll FtCnnOUI_ .. MAm STAT'llmNT TM following Plfoon I• doing ~-EL.ECTAONIC COST CUTTINO COH8UUANTS, 4882.W.,_ Ave .• 112e83 Thie buW-,, oon<luc1*S by ... lndMduel Jonn Joeepn Colllneon Thie 91•t-t -flled with the County Clerk of Orenoe County on ~ 14,1983 Huntington 8Mctl. CA 1126411. Publltlled Or•no• Coe•t Delly Jt°AOME J OIULIENO, 11572 Ptaot, Feo. 11, 23, ~ltdl a, 11, 1N3 Vf:/'/9(lltl Qrde, Humlngton e..cn, 8M-.13 CA 112e441. l------------TNe ~ .. condUcled by • ~ pertl• llHp Jerome J. GtullgnO Tiiie IUll-" -flled """ Ille County CWll ol Or.nge County on Feb 11, 1113 ~ Publtllled Orenge Co .. t Delly Pllol, feel, 23, Merdl 2, •. 16. 1"3 94~ ACTTTIOUl.,_.11 ~aTAf.....-T The fo4lowlnO ~ -doing ~-: (Al TVCPORT COMPANY; (Ill ALEX STtAEO. 3551 Cennel A-. IMM. CA lla7t4 Ouetevo A Cllerfen. 31111 Cetme1 Ave . !Mne, CA fl7 14 Margery J Cher fen. 356 1 CetTnel Ave • ~. CA 12714 Tiiie buelMM " condUllted by an lndMduel. Ou.tevo A. CMrten Thie ttalement -flled 'Wtth the County Cletll of Orenge County on Jen 31. 11113 ~ P1.111ll1hed orenr cout Deity Pllol, Metefl 2, II. l , 13, 1113 1211..a:t + MUTUAL FUND 1 -cw-, II.JI NL ll'urllft 11.Jt Sll~rey L01 EIHll 17.lt IMtl u.lt llcll t1.a 1 a decade aJ(O. ln the ''clean rooms," workers dremed in "bunny auita" with faces and he.ad& swathed In wtute, \fill be producing the quarter-inch rn1crochips, moving wafers on trays from one area to another and inspecting finlshed producta through microecopea. "One of thoae people probably will come out of the room and the queen will have the opportunity to 4'reet that person if she 10 choo1e1, • said Ms. Kommer. "We have been told that ahe Likes to mix with people," 1he said, "and we have been asked by the British consul to make employees available, not to keep them away from her." I , J • s • 1 • ' " . -" IJ • "' 1J _,.,. 14 •. IS • --14 " 11 ,. It '·=~ J,MS t2 l .. D 11 M .o,eu,tiOO u _c'N., ~ "' '"' ~ .... 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I :I Economic optimism led · to stock market surge 8)' Tlae A110ctat.ed Pr"• A IW'P ln the l10Ck market that pushed the Dow Jonet tncfU.ltJ'ia1 averaae to a record hl1h WU lpurred by opu.mi.m C1110r the economy, analyata NY And the Commerce Department reported yetterday on record epend&nc for con.atruction in January, u lncre ... d outt.y1 ln vlrtu~Uy _every cat.elOfY produced the bla-t surp ln bu1.ld1nC ln neuly 37 years. The Dow jumped 18.09 yeeterday and cloeed at 1,130.71, topptns lta prevloua ht1h of 1,121.81, reptered lut Thunday. For .very three l10Cka that ddied hl1her only onrwa down. Vol~ Wet 103.76 rnllllon ah.ares. "I think atock prtce. a.re aayina the economy wW be at.ronger than moat people expect," aa.ld Ralph J. Acampora, technical analyst with Kidder, Peabody & Co. 140,000 Fords recalled DETROIT -About 140,000 1983-model Ford vehicle• with automatic tr&n1minlon1 are being recalled becaute they may remain ln neutral insteed of "park" or fail to ahow correctly which gear they are in, the company aaya. Ford Motor Co. aaid no accidenta were reported reprdina the problems, whlch were d18covered by Fora employees. Specifically, more than 100,000 cars, truclu and vana are belng recalled. Gold shows recovery LONDON -Gold began showing algna of recovery ln brisk. early trading today in Rona Kon.I and Europe, rising nearly $1A an ounce. The U.S:- dollar fell aea.lnat all major currencies except the British powld, which hit an all-time low in London. European traden attributed the dollar's decline to rebounding gold prices. Leading indicators soar WASHINGTON -The government's main economic f0tec:ati:ng puge took 'ita-biggest ap in nearly 33 yean ln January, the government .said todAy, addlna to recent evidence that the nation's recovery may be stronger than modest adryUni.st:ration forecasta. The 3.6 percent gain ln the for-Naro-pointing Index of Lead.lna Economic Indicators -the fifth monthly 1ncreMe 1n a row -wu the b\ggest ~ the 4.1 percent of July 1~, the Commerce Department reported. 1111.-nJt.n 1111•11• 11.1t Ot •Tm ..... *-17-"•117+•19 WHAT NYSE DI> NIW Y()t!IC IA .. ! -· I I '~lJ QI m tt70 tu s IS Ull tn..S7 m "' 12A 9' .._ .. + t " tit"'* .. •-••wa..,.,...1•1 ,..... .. .. . ... . , .. .- ''WI 4,Sf1,-U1111 • t. IJf'l.000 .s J!•J~ ....... ,.,.. 11.•.-AWU!A~~l---........ ,,, ... __ ..__ .... ~-~~· _._.,, w--...... o..Nh1 UIU""'• j~ + "' .,.., . ~ OM,. 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D6 Dilly Piiat WEDNE80AV, MARCH 2, 1983 SLIM GOURMET 04 MEAD ON WINE 08 HOME VIEWS & NEWS D 11 SUP.ERMARKET -SHOPPE~ D 14 Homemade breads ••• F·resh and memorable Tr~ndy s~lads .••• Start with chicken and grapes The newest trend In American eating ls nutritious cold foods. Salads that start with refreshing grapes and chicken flt this blll perfectly. They can be made ahead and chilled so they are ready for a party, a picnic or a patio gathering wtth a minimum of fuss. Layered Chicken and Grape Salad chicken and grapes with remaining ingredients. Serve with dressing. Makes about 5 cups, 4 or 5 appetizer or salad servings. Chicken and Fruit Salad 2 can9 (5 ouncM each) chunk or chunk white chicken 2 cupag ...... Mlded ff nKMWJ 1 cup atrawbefrtM., cut In half 1 ............. y, cupmaJOMl .. H 1 t9bl11paan time Juloe y, •••poon honer Drain chicken, reserving broth. Toss chicken with grapes, , strawberries and banana. Combine reserved broth, mayonnaise, time Juice and honey. Serve over chicken mixture. Makes about 4 ~ cups, 4 salad servings. Grape and Chicken Tossed Salad proceasor bowl. Shape into a ball and place In a greased bowl, turning to grease top. Cover; let rise In a warm place, free from draft. until doubled In bulk, abOUt Bread-baking, a tradltlonal memory-maker for both the cook and the lucky f amlly and friends Invited to partake In the finished product, Is easier than most peopla.tblnlL --_ .1 hour. Punch dough down. Divide liito 1 O pieces and shape each Into a ball. Arrange balls In a clrcle In a greased 6 ~ cup ring mold. Cover; let rise In a warm place, free from draft, until doubled In bulk, about 1 hour. 10 minutes. ..,Two of the classlcs pictured here can be mixed, baked and served within 90 minutes. As soul-satisfying as they are good to eat, all four of these breads will radiate freshly baked messages of welcome to your guests. Herb Sour Cream Ring and Lemon Nut Splndle Rolls will whet appetltles with the promise of "melt In your mouth" taste and textures. The two 90-mlnute recipes are ideal for those occasions when friends drop In or you want to decorate your brunch table with a "l'lomemade treat as fragrant as their flavors are delicious. Fast and fun, these recipes guarantee everyone a memorable time. Herb Sour Cream Ring 2"'4 cupa unattted ftour 5 tableapoona margarine or butter 3 tablMpoona augar 1,4! t ... poon drted ·--marjofem ... vn - ----- 1/• teaapoon drted thyme teavff 1,4 t ... poon dried oregano leaVff 1 peckage .cttve dry JM•f V. cup werm wet., (1o5 deg,... F.-115 deg,... F.) ,,., cup dairy eour c,...m 1/• cup cold mllk (about) FOOD PROCESSOR PREPARATION: With metal blade In place combine flour. 3 tableSpoons butter or margarine, sugar, marjoram. thyme an.d oregano in bowl; process 5 to 10 seconds to combine. Dlssotve yeast in warm water; pour through feed tube. Add sour cream and begin processing. Pour milk through feed tube In a fast stream until ball forms. about 10 to 15 seconds. Continue processing for 60 seconds to knead dough. Carefully remove dough from Melt remaining margarine; pour over dough. Bake at 375 degrees F. for 20 to 25 minutes, or until done. Remove from pan and cool on wire rack. Makes 1 loaf. 90-Minute Cherry· Coffeecake 3'141 cupa unatfted flour -1JJ cup butter or margarine, aoftened 1JJ cup walnuta, choPPed 1 twpoon ground cinnamon 1}, cup •uoar 1 pacbg9 Kttv• dry , .... 1JJ cup water 14 cup mllk 2 egg• (at room temperature) 1 cen (21 ouncee) cherry pie -flfltns --. Confectlonen' auger troetlng In a small bowl mix 'h cup flour, '/• cup butter or margarine, walnuts and cinnamon until crumbly; set aside. In a large bowl mix 1 cup flour, sugar and undissolved active dry yeast. Combine water, milk and remaining 1/• cup margarine or butter iri a saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids are very , warm (120 degrees F.-180 degrees F.) . It does not need to tmelt. Gradually add to dry ingredients and beat 2 minutes at medium speed of electric mlxeJ. scraping bowl occasionally. Add eggs and ~ cup flour. Beat at high speed 2 minutes. scraping bowl occasionally. Stir In enough remaining flour to (S.. HOME.MADE. Page 02) .. -. D.l _oranoe Cout DAILY ell._OT/Wednetd•Y1~M•roh I , 1813 Homemade-hrea-cls -f:1~esh and f asi . From Page 01 make a etlff batter. Spread evenly In two irHHd 9-lnch round l>U\a. Spoon half of the cherry pie fllllna over each In a rlns. leavtna the center un!Wt!d. Sprinkle with prepared crumb mixture. Co~r. let rue 1n a wartn place, free from draft, until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour. Bake at 376 degree. F. for 20 to 2~ minutee, or until done. Cool 1n pana with wire racks. Drizzle with con.tectlonera' sugar fro.UnJr before aervlng: rema1n.lnl brown •Ufllt, IN•d bowl, Nm1n8 to board. Roll out to a pan walnuca ind lemon ~i ~ top. , • <l2xl-tnch rectan1l• Replace bolllna water 1prin.k.le over douah. nou On cen• ndl of cold M • l t r • m • I n l n a ln pen ln oven. PTace pen up 11 for a J•lfy roll, mn pour boU~water mar1arln• or buuor, of dou1h on rack over plnchlna aeam lO M&l. lnco a larp pan bru1h on dou1h. Pdtx water in ovon. Cover and Cut roll lnto 1-lnc:h .UC. to • depth of 1 nch. rt m • l n In a 1 u a a r , let riN 20 to 2& minutee. and place, cut aide up. ln Place bowl of~ on a cinnamon anct walnuca; Uncover Jo&t and remove prepared muWh ou1>9. rack over pan of water. 1prlnkle dou1h with pan of water and rack. Cover, let riH until Cover. CloM oven and let mixture. Rol} up trom Tum oven to 376 dear-t doubled, about 1 hour. rlle 16 mlnutee. lhort end Ulu a Jelly roll. J'. Bake 30 co 36 minutell, Bake at 360 dear--F. Remove bowl of douah Pinch edcee of douah ca or until dont. Remove for 30 minut.ea, or until from oven, punch down ...i. P1act tn a 8J'9Ued from pan and cool on done. Invert pan on wire and turn out onto noured 8 ~ -4 ~ x2 ""'-lncn loaf wire rack. Makes l loal. rack . Let 1tand 3 .-----~~.....;._.;._~..:..:;.--=-.:..:....~:.::.::..:..:._:.:.;:.:..:.:._.:.==.:.__::.:..=..:..:.:==:....:.::::::::=-:...==:..:.~ minutee; remove pen and cool rolla on wire rack. M.akes 1 doi.en. to-MINUTE NUT SWIRL LOAF 3~ to 3~ cups unsifted flour Makee 1 9-lnch cakes LEMON NUT SPINDLE ROUS - 3 cupe unsl.fted flour W cup butter or margarine "4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 package active dry yeast 5 tableepoona sugar l •eupoan aal.1.. _ 1 package active dry yeaat • 1 cup water ~cup milk 4 tablespo o ns margarine or butter i'n ~3 dogs like new Beef Bite Theats better than bones. ~ cup warm water (105 degrees F -115 degrees F.) l egg ""' cup cold milk (about) ""' c up butter or marganne, melted 1 14 cups firmly packed light brown sugar . _ " cup walnut pieces 2 tablespoons grated lemon peel FOOD PROCESSOR PREPARATION: With metal blade in place combine flour. butter or margarine, sugar and salt in bowl; process 5 to 10 seconds to combine. Dissolve active dry yeast in wann watet"; pour through (eed tube. Add eggs. Begin processing,_ pou r ing cold milk through feed tube 1n a fast stream until ball forms, about 10 to 15 s econds. Continue processing for 60 seconds to knead dough. 3 tablespoons sugar • ~ teaspoon ground cinnamon IA cup finely chopped walnu\I In a large bowl tho~ghly mix 1 ""' cupe flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, salt and undiuolved active dry yeast. Combine water, milk and 2 tablespoons margarine or butter in a saucepan. Heat over low heat until liquids ar~ very wann ( 120 degrees F .-130 degrees F .). Margarine does not need to melt. Gradually add to dry ingredient.a and beat 2 minutes at medium speed of electric mixer, scraping bowl occuionally. Add ""' cup flour; beat at high speed 2 minutes, l!Cr8ping bowl occasionally. Stir in e nough additional flour to make a IOft dough. Tum out onto a lightly floured board and knead 4 '° 5 mi Du tea. Place in a Carefully remove douf.h from processor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I bow . Shape inU> a ball If It's got wheels and place .ii\ a greased bowl. ~ '° greaae lou'll move It top. 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"" '".,... ,, ......... .,.._, afllof )'CWt cwt....,... hewit _,,......_.,._ ..... _ _., .... ___ .. _ i ___ ,..._ ..... =.-=.. • .. :c:.::.---....: --...----~ ___ ..,...,. __ c..-•lltfl •---. ~"'-Oho,_...,, .... u.....---~-· _.....,...,-. .. ,c_ ,_ .... .._....._ ~O ._ 1111 .... Cllt."C ___ ... tlW ~ ONI CC>U'OH ... ~ ·1 ·. ... J ow-caiol!-ie menus Ii· 8 AR B A R A l cup aU<*i ctlory mlnutH or mor•, U GIBBONS 3 t a b l e a p o o n 1 pcmible. Add ttmainlna U you're a diehard defaued or dry routed ~lena Tom u,htly lllllllllD dieter, you'vo probablv pnnuta unUl well COllted. aald. 11Nut1 to nu\I r. 4 tabl .. poon1 plain MU. th.reo 1'4nchecm 1h cup fa~1k.lmmed ln1redl~{'t• In 1klll•t. Wtth a fat content of ~O lowfat YOIUtt aervln11, ulid•r 23~ ch.lcken broth Cover u,h&ly; llrnmer 4 perctnt or more, th~y·re 4 t a b l t • p o o n 1 calorlet e.ch. (If de91red. Spray a larp noNtidc mJnutc:I. amona the moat "lllht" (low -c al) apoon onto bed• of 1ktlletorelectricfrypen Uncover: contJnue to fattenlna of food1, 10 meyonnalle lettuce or cantaloupe llbefolly with cookJna 1lmmer until green beanil welaht watchen have 1 teupoon c urry wed1n or Into papaya IJ>f•Y· Sp~ almond.a in are tender-crunchy and lood reuon to be wary. powd,r (or more, to boata.) a llr\gle layer. most of Uquld evapora• However, nuta can be tute) OREEN BEANS Tout over hlsh heat (add water if needed). l n c 1 u d _u1 1 n s 1 t m caloriet a ~bleapoon. w h 1t e meat tu r k e Y lnrlt) juice Optional: 1 teupoon AMAN DINE jult until they begin to Sprinkle hot ateen beanl -oQ"\lrmern\enu1 81 an '"1'URK1!¥e\JMY (Ol"ctUCken) -• 2 table.poon1 1oy cumin eeeda 3 W.poon1 tliced brown (watch care1ully). with almonda )at befont I n Ired 1 e n t 1 n a A L A D W I T H 3 table 1 po on• Mauce Marinate turkey (or almondl Remove almond• to a aervlng. Make1 four low·carlorle cooking PEANUTI un.1weetened pineapple 1 cup dJced unpared chicken) In fruit juice l pound green plate; 1et &aide. 1ervtn11. 70 calorlt1 Nui. ahould be combined l -cup diced cooked (or other unaweetened red or gi:een apple and 10 aauce for 30 beenl ...... ......, ..... freth_.._or_f_ro_~_.,..n __ _..;:;C.;;.o=mblne remal..;.;n..-ln_.1_...;:eec=h;;.;.. ______ '""'!!" with only the leanest,__-.;._-.!..~--.;.....;...._...;~-----------:.::...;...._...:...;. ____ _.__...._.._._ ___ ......,..._.....__ food1: fi1h, poultry or "*tab lea.. . The moat fattening nut, In case you're wondering . la the macadam la . . 60 percent fat and 196 c:aloJ1es an ounce They grow plump under the South Pac1f1c ----n.-onv"tlie(STancl ·oT - I ~uii. Some airlines still hand them out as snacks in half-oun ce p a p e r .,packet& MAHIMAHI MACADAMIA FISH Flt.LETS For two servings: 1h pound mahlmahi (or other fish) fillets 1 tablespoon . lime juice 1 o\ince (2 pad<ets) macadan\ia nuts Dash of seasoned salt and pepper Preheat the broiler. Spray a nonstick pan Uber~ly with cooking spray. Arrange the f1.1h f~eta in a single layer on the pan; squeere on the lime juice. Put the nuts, seasoned salt and pepper 1n a plastic bag; pound with a hammer until broken Ku.o-crumbs. Sprankle the seasoned nut cnunbs evenly over the top of the fish fillets. Broil 4 inches from the r heat source, until nuts are browned and ' fish flakes eaily (about 7 or 8 rninutes). depending on thickness of fillet.a. U nut.a are browned, but ·fillets are not quite cooked through, tum off heat and leave fish in oven with oven door closed, until fish cooks through with remaining heat in the oven; don't overoook Makes two servings. approx !_m ~tel_y 200 calories each. DRY-ROASTED IS LESS FATTENING - You save more calories than you may think when you choose dry roasted nuts over the oil roasted kind Dry roasted cashews are 1'64 calories an ounce, w~ oil roasted are 177 calories. However. the savings are even greater than thcat comparison Charlotte Roessel Saved SS.43 Tnet.ucky to1t1 SS3 jo Th• 101tt 11 the otriar tul)ttm1rlie1 o" the N m• or comperebte 11em1 $6173 '· ,, .,. ........ ' ... ) 90NDED MEATS LARGE END RIB ROAST IOncMG letf WHOLE BE~F BRISKET lonetes\ IOl'°9CI Bfff ' 9 IJ)t FRYING CHICKEN WhOlt IOOv sourner" Cnclf A WHOLE FRYER LECS ~esn a 10 Pt«" Pw&a9 BEEF BACK RIBS Froz"°' Defron.o LADY LEE BACON sActCI Debby Hacker Saved S7.34 Tht Lucky IOll l $80 80 The toltl •I Ille 01ner tupermarket o" 11'• N m• or comparebl• 111m1 see u NJ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK _,. ___ _ CUREMASTER HAM --···· Merrie de Graaf Saved S4.88 · Danielle Ladwig Saved S4.76 Charlene Davis Saved S3.94 Peggy Unruh Saved S4.01 The lucky 101~1 NO et Tiie toll I at lhe olh•• tupe•m.,k•t o" !tie ume or COlllPllrtbl• Item•· 184.64 The lucky 10111 HO•• Tiie 1011111 1rie other eupermartiel o" !ht arne or comperebte ltemt IH 2•" ....... ,.., '~·~·· t• tNl ·0iv..,.r ... _.. w-'< Tile Lucky 10111. S•S •• The total •t 1rie otlltr tupermtrket o" 111• N m• or comperab .. ilema 1411 42 l'htolucky 101a1 1161111 The lo1'1 •I Ill• other 1upermarket on the 11me or comper1111e ltem1 seo 00 • "'c-•ttllof'~teoo-we•~ ,, ltlJ '.Doc1o1-1fllf•I0""41"'• ,LI 2.69 .... 3.98 CANNED & PACKAGED r KERN'S . 169 PRESERVES StrftOll'YY J2 oz Jar ,,.,. .... ,..,...,.,..., .• : ..... 'ON" ..... r RICE·A·RONI 59 RICE MIXES S V'""1ft • OI IOI e • .... , ... , ..... , .... ..,,." •• , °'"·~··.._·""'!' QUALITY PRODUC[ COLDEN BANANAS •1111. hllly-to-flt SEEDLESS <1> GRAPES Swett Rlfrnnt119 MINNEOLA TANGELOS GOOCI Ut1n9 ~.25 ~.98 CALIFORNIA 59 ARTICHOKES lM9I l'luft'C) renoer ucn• • DAIRY & FROZEN raTRUS 89 ~!2 M011t1e r FRIED FISH 299 ~ FIU.ETS Ylrl 0t teamel' 1• 01 IOI ~~~ENIZE.O MILK ~m 1.93 .j I f 1 lndicates,ffbecause dry roasted nuta weigh less and you get more nut.a per ounce. JIMMY DEAN ~ 199 SAUSAGE C ANNED & PACKAGED r CHOCOLATE 169 r~~~ ...... 119 LOW FAT MILK tol I T\ 1.89 ~--_ I ' CHINESE CASHEW CHICKEN Fot two servings: ~ pound chicken cutlets ~ cup plain or spicy tomato juice 3 tablespoon dry white wine l onion, t.hlnly aliced 1 rib celery. diagonally sliced 1 tablespoon soy •~ (or more, to t.ute) "' tealpOOll ground linaer Optional: pinch of dried prllc 2 table1poons dry routed caahewa Spray a non1tlck akillet or e1ectric fry pen with oooklnl spray. Cut chicken into bileaize cubel. Brown the cubea over high heat with no fat added: turn to brown evenly. Remow chicken from •kUlet and 1et uide. ' domblne remaining lnt.P•dlenta, except c:uhewa, in the 1klllet. Co•er an~ almmer 2 mh"ate11. Uncover and lllmmer unUl uuce l1 dUdl: abbut 5 mlnut.. SIW· la chicken until Z!'/:!~~~v1: lmae'1' 111)'. M&lttl two ,.,.~o calorl•• .S.~·~ the realpe '° .......... ) .PMnut. are aUahtly &OWer In calOriH tba.n Olhil' nua ~y. IM ., £=~.::1d .,uut .,.. ... "' 1 0 and :rl:::r aa ounce, ,Md•ana ... M , [JI\ Smolced~ FRESH CROUNO BEEF llftOl-_,_,._ ... ~1 PORK LOIN SPARERIBS CCIUl<tn ,..._, .. - ROASTINC CHICKEN ~ UrO't 'Mtll ARMOUR PATTIES ... ~··------~-ROUND STEAK 'WQlf_.. __ RUMP ROAST -ClllM llCNlOI ___ T-BONE STEAK ICJClllO 1111 1.• RIB EVE STEAK -us_.,.. tottott•<V' CROSS RIB ROAST .. UH -·If o..<J< CHUCK ROAST --Q/1-- ALASKAN SALMON IOAtf ...... HAllBUT STEAK LI 1.29 .. 1.77 Ll .89 .. 1.49 .. 2.09 .. 2.09 .. 2.59 .. 3.38 .. 2.09 LI 1.09 ' ' rLADVLEE 79 BEVERAGES Al~ JLrr ttt • • .,.. 0( Oltt r~~-a.A,...,TE, MIX 2 29 ~--IJGl(M • r~~ VECETA~~°'""'.45 r~~E SOUP -arn •• 28 l ~~~ CHlll lAREq<' •tar""' .89 ~ .. ~~;~.!,BABY~~ .... 22 VUBAN COFFEE __ ,_, POVAL TINE ORINt< 'OCICGAllOIO«D.t'1-• nrn.7.40 .~ ... 1.69 CHIPS lllft1W\ U OI 1'9 semi.s-r STAR·KIST 12s ALBACOIE TUNA S01c1 ~ 1 oz on VUBAN COFFEE .~ ... 3.90 I~!~.~~~.~~~ 1.75 r~~~.~!.~~~-u.1.29 t I r~~~~!m .... 99 I IOU< JI{ l<. WINf r HARVEST DAV 5 5 !.~ 1t oz I.Oaf DF Li DFLIGHTS r~.~.~~ ..... •or-.75 ~0~.~~.~~~s .. °' -1.39 l~Yl£~.~-1tGIMI 1.99 l~~.~ .• -1.99 r~ .. ~~~.~~5!. 3.49 r~~.~ .... ewoor2.99 , ITABlE MAK> SP~AO .. or cTOo :43 ~!~E AA LARGE ECG~ en. .93 r~~ JEMIMA WAFft};_. 75 PCB.ESTE PIZZA , __ _ "°'_ 1.39 - ! J'!~ BURRITOS u1-.25 l ARMOUR DINNERS '::f:=-:----... oo.1.95 .. r~.~E~RIE~. r VE<J!TASlES ~-·-QI\'·--..... .. Cll W 1.49 '°°' '"'• 79 r~~-~~~~1~~~--53 l~~~.~~ ~~ar u..67 • ---- _IlteJlnft. AMERICAS #1 PASTEURIZED PROCE~ CHEESE PRODUCT Now in a variety of flavors to please every taste .. and all have 'h the calories WE HA VE A CRUSH ON YOU ... HA VE ONE ON US! • . . -. --- Orange Cout DAI\. Y PILOT /Wldnteday, Matoh 2, 1113 BAVE100 on SOFT Blue Bonnet. tvbrganne Enjoy great buttery taste and easy spreading. Two convenient sizes. And remember ... DI I • ., /J f;t:erJflllitf S ieQe/" '17j,l fiANJ /Joo--OR it fl 1---------------1 I I I I I f Save40~ when you buy brim FREf.ZE DRIED OECAFfEJNATED COFFEE 4()C fl:,·" .. ,:~~ .... ,.. ."i; ..... --~ ... ,..... GEfOAI. FOODS COflPORATION NC 02l.&0300 ••••• ~ ..... ...,,0..... ........ OGiey --=--==--=...,.= Save3()ton AteJinft. When you buy 2 packages Great taste and Y.z the cafories of process cheese =--""==..:~~::=:":-'...?.'=.='1:J~~ • --..--... -·_ ... ______ 53000·1~0773 __ ... _, ____ O'C _ll'llll.CO.-•V7>< c:; _...._,..,.. c.---------c..-1'10ol------'*--............. - . Save3gc . when you buy Crush I ' 11 t l ~ ! r • ----• CoQking dem~nstrations scheduled 8omt of the fl.neet lumtnartee ot W•t C.O..t cualM wU1 appeu at The Bro.dway, liununacon BMch and Newport Beech dutlnl t~to..!U._ promotional "Loe> Cloodr-fleet-Oood"aiiute to California Uvtna. San Franclaco'1 Jereml•h Tower, once a co-owner of Chea P...u.e and creator of the 1tyle tor which the reetaurant ii 1tlll famoue, will dlvul1• 1om• of hl1 aecret1"'° .Braa.dway hla 1.'Ullnary expertile on March 11 at 3:30 p.m. at Thf' Broadway, Newport Be.ch. Marton Cunn1n1ham, .Th• Broadwa y'• mal\.er cook, will teach rtron.a how to cook v •a e table dl1hH an will o ffer 1ome •tr•iiht-forward advice on pereonal cookJna. Cunnlnaham la edit.or of the 12th edJtion of the Fanny Fanner Cookbook. May Co. wtll hold a claaa in Wok Cooklnf Monday at 10:30 a.m. ln the South Cout Plau at.ore. Tereea Turvey wW te6ch the clMI. Cost la .7.8-0 per peraon and retervationa are nee uy. Call 646-9321 f9r more. lnfQnnat.ion. rusero'• International Cookware, 2919 I!. Coaat Hlahway, Corona del Mar, has tcheduled a Phvllo Dough Work.hop \Oday at 6:30 p.m. RetervaUona are ~. 673-2348. C.O.t la Utt anon Cunningham Towe'.-. currenliy conaUH.rn, chef for the Balboa Cafe ln San Frandaoo and co-owner of CunnJNiham wl!l appear In the Huntlnp>n Beach it.ore Maren 16. 6:30 p.m . and 111 the Newport Beach 1tore Mareh-tht &p:m.ll!heNJa • no c har1e for the demo natratlona but raervaUor\I are required. A. Chlneee Culatne cllP, conducteaby Madame ~ona. wtJl be held at Fa..ero'a March it ae-+.30 p.rn. Cost la $25 and reeervationa are nflOelllJ'Y. Jeremiah Tower 1hares 1ecret1. kl Yegetable1. the Santa Fe Bar & Orlll ln Berkeley, wW rhare Seminar to explore nutrition Such diverse 1ubjecta 11 drug -nutrient lllfteraction, cancer • iberapy and treatment, management of obesity ~ eating diaorden ~ over-the-<:ounter weight preparatlol\1 will be explOl'ed during the 11th annual nut r itio n "" 91DpoaiWD spofl.80red by Orange County Nutrition Council (OCN'C) Inc. on March 19. The one-day ~ will be held at the University Center, Cal State Fullerton, from 7:30 a .m . to 2:45 p .m . Further information ls available by calling 759 -0257, Monday through Friday. ,, ~giatration deadline is March 10. Catt la $35 for OCNC member&. $20 for atudenta and $40 for all others. F~ includes coffee, brunch and reeource materials. Speakers Include Dr. Ruuell J . Merritt, a11i1tant profeHor of pediatrics, Childrens Hoepttal of Los Angeles and USC S c hool of Medicine and Dr. Michael M. Meguid, d i rec.to r o f t h e Department of Clinical Nutrition and a surgeon at the City of Hope National Medical Center, Duarte. Others are Dr . Frederic J . Kakia ... profeaaor of chemistry from Chapman College, Orange; Dr . David Jobnaon , asa istant surgeon general of the U .S . Public Health Service, S eattle, and Dorothy Wenck. Orange Coun1y director and home adviser for UC Cooperative Extension. Symposium chairman is Avril Lovell, R.D .. Eleanor Huang, R.D., 1B the 1983 O C N C cbal.rpenon. ()nusual · ltreakfast twosome Anytime ia the right time for a great breakfast combination of oats and grapefruit aerved au naturel, o r included in a delectable Mclpe like Sunburst Breakfast Cake. Thia healthy combination of papefruit and oatmeal blended toeether make a ~aty addition to any breakfut, brunch, or mee.l SUNBURST Bl\EAD'AST CilE 2 red erapefruit 1 cup quick CIOOldnti oata ~ cup butter or margarine • 1 cup aup.r ~ cup firmly packed brown aupr 2eaia.l>Mten l ~ cua-all-purpme Gour 1 tlMpoon eoda ~ teaapoon dnnamon Vanilla or fnd~O.wred yacurt : J'lnely arate 2 tea1poon1 peel from suefn.lh and -llllde. ·Pe-el and section sr•~frult over bowl, reHrvi~ juice. Set lldlolM Mlde. « Mea1ure 1repefrult ~MM.teddwa.erto equal 'l W cupa s~lguld . ... Uquld to. boa In. = :..; J:'b, :.. '= butter: let uaad 10 1 ·> -B • FRESH USDA GRADE A SOUTHERN WHOLE BODY ng Cb1ckens- • .... 5 V AIJIETIES 43° Mother's ~~ll=IR~ Cookies 18-0Z POAKLOIH Rib Steak Country-sty! Ribs ~ lll>.OE<::llT swe£T OA HOT Pork Italian Steeka San-Seafood Sea-leetlonat ·•·79 ...... 79 ... :=... --·~.69 Era s .. 8 .. Liquid -Le -L Pure~ ~ 99 Liquid --"• Palmolive 39c Soap Real Pine 75c Cleaner 1f Franco-e American Spaghetti LOW CALORIE SWEETENER CHE:' ltOY Alt DU lf'AGHftTt a 111.ATMLLI 011 Mini Or Beef Ravioli ·• FOii LMINDflY, • GIANT SIZE Oxydol Detergent Ecaua1 .......................... : .. ~T •i:.ss· STAGG URJE ~•lfUl.8'1'9 Chill Laredo ....... 9 . ... .. . 1!K>Z 97° LIGHT N LIVELY , K~alt Singles... .. .... 12-0Z •i:.99 DADS REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE ROOT BEER OR • !l9~lt·Up .................. 2-LITER. I. 09 -' N kl • •• •• llOmalne.-~ -Ms .. ap ns........... .. . . .. . . 2SO-CT ..a • .,., ,.--• ..-1-•t ....... STATER BROS. CALIFORNIA ........ pw a:-ua IDIO<aL'..-ClflWH111 M&'7 ' S!!va• Puneh ................. ~ 89° ~!·~~NC-~~~!!. •7 9 r...-...--a-. ~.~ Era Llquld ................... 128-0Z .O ,==~=-~~ ... L FORDt8HES • .T ... ltfRN .. ..,. ~ Pa.laaollve Llquld ... 32-0Z •i:.63------ -....... u..-,,. ............ M,,. .............. e ~. • ,. I Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Wedn•ld•v. M1rch 2. 1983 ·~iwii):uits .. :lleed-ripenin _ o ..,._____ d e ve l opment of sweet flavor 11 MITZI AYALA You're et your IUpennuitet and you're I reachln1 for a brown, halry. ea-Wpect fruit. .,. A1 your flnaen cloH around lt, you not.tc. that lt hal tM lame tirmnela Man apple. lt'1 a-kiwifruit, and l1 you took lt home wlth you ana at• flaht away, would you be p1• ••d wt th it? "ln all J)r'ObAbllity, no" etatee Aelen Klein, p_re1ldent of the K.lwlfrult Growen of California Inc. "When a k:lwlfruit la offered for -.le, you can be aure it'1 mature and will have all the nutrlenta it wW ever bave . An unripe ldwifruit never has the l'Weetne. and flavor of the rtpe trutt:"' Klein aaya the bard kiwifnlita normally eold ln 1upermarket1 need eeveral day1 of home ' rtpenina to tdUev• t.Mlr f o r r i p • n l n ~ yo u r t.t tlaVQt. t1'hn muat kiwifruit If you re ln a b • k •~t'' • t room hufT)'," aaya Klel.n. ''Try temperat\lN1 lout lot the putttn, the kiwtfrult ln 1unU1ht'i~ti"'lll ~hey're an UNea.led plutic baa eoft u a rlllf avocado. It'• wlth • banana or ripe only th•I\ thlt ~hey'll peu or even better, with have thell' beat flavor aeveral other kiw1frulta. and texiute." "The fruJta will five K.iwibutt IJ'OWen face off• naturally OClCWTina the aame pr~blem that 1aa1 ethylene, whtcfi th1"Bll'tlett peat ll'OWen •J>eel:tt ~fur Ti pening do. In both cale9, if you rrocea.. Putttpc the fruit Mt the fn.tlt before lt'a. n the p lu tic baa fully ripe -that la, If con c en tr a t e, th l t you conaume It rlght ethylene gu and cau.es after you've bought It the fruit to ripen futer." rather than waiting for But what lt we want home ripenina to take to atore the frult1 for pbce, you're mi9l1ng out "90me time? "The anawer on the full flavor to that one'• eaay," potenttal""Of the fruit. anawerw Klein. ""8aln, In the caae of the atore them In a plastic kiwifruit growera, the bag that's unsealed or problem la slightly has had some holes wone. A green Bartlett punched In it, but thla tutes-.nnethbqr-tike a "ilme keep them-in the ,alighUy -wndempe applf!':--n:fdge1 ator. i'ft' 1tored A bard kiwifruit can be them t.hla way for a-full actively bitter. year. · ''There are 10me tricks "It's Important to have th• holu," Klein emphuize1. "You need th• plait.lo bq -or the ve1eiable crlaper -to kHp the fruit from dehydratln1, but you alJIO have to make 1un there'• a way tor moisture that comet from the fruit '• respiration to Heape. Atcumulated molat~ can enoouraa• mold... - Once you've bouaht your kiwlfrult and you've 11ored It properly and ripened it u It ahou.ld,be ripened, you're ready for eatlna them. Either peel them, or llloe them l.n half and ICOOp out the sreen fleab with a apoon. 'J'he taste la unusual and distinctive. It may z e_.m Ln..d y o 11 Q...t .a t..r a w h • r....&-1 e L o.L. pineapple, but the truth la, kiwlfrulll tute like - kiwifruits. E x otiC a essert for wintertim e ~ Home entertainJna i• with a baked cake layer. Serve wed1ea of the on the rite. Kiwifruit Th I 1 cake may be pretty cake with fiutt.a of Cake, simple to make, prepared from a favorite a 1 mo n d -t la v ore d eye-catchlns, and above recipe or a cake mix. whipped cream. all, tuty to eat, la a great deaert for friends and Apricot preNrvea are KIWIFRUIT CAD 'family.--_ heated for the quick ~. cup a pr I cot Bu1y ho1£e11ea and glue, and vibrant IJeen prelel"Vea hoeta,manyofwhomare allcu of klwlfrul\• 1 (8-inch square) employed outalde the gamiah-the top. Almond baked yellow cake layer home.. cherlab A .limRJe, or orange liqueur: 3 Kiwifruit, pared gooci-tattina mdpe ~ drizzled o'Yer ..ttle cake and aJJoed u t.hia. before gluing la an 1 t.ablspoon aupr Intrinsically easy, optional, thoug<h ~ teaapoon almond Kiwifruit Cake starts delectable, addition. ext.ract ' ~ cup heavy cream; whipped Heat apricot praervea; atrain. Bnath top of cake with strained syrup~. Arranp ldwt.f.Nit aUcea on alazed turf.ace; epoon strained ayrup over. kiwifruit. Fold 8lApl' a.net almond extract Into whipped cream. Serve1 whipped cream mixture. with cake. Ma.a. 8 to 10 servtno. . l 'j -· .. ~ I. : --· -... -- ---- NEW t>CM1£Ll,tt #iNILs. CREAMY FROSTING with the purchase_ of • n . -HWs. cake mix and coupon below I • -------~---------------------~ ' Fl IEE when you buy ONE ANY FLAVOR ONE any flavo r 1)1AAW1A.ff1Ms. ~.ffi.s. tl~ CIUMYF1tm121G cake mD< :· . r •: I ... . · . ( : ... · .· i .... . .. , .. .·. ! l , : . .. . =· ~ . .. .. . I • I ' J Orange CoHl DAIL V PILOl IWednelday, Meroh 2, 1083 1£11.er.e 's more to Port wines than Mate us, Lander's Br iilmY Q. MBA.Dr Ono whil• wlnt l.hai I ubvlou.ly prodU<'\'d at a 11111 DI 1111 1mythlnH 1'10111· tc1 J>f•iak '·II 0 a B T HAN tatted tailed "Aveltda wlnfry with up·W daWt drl11k11hlllty . Oporto MA t 81J 8 -W h • n Vlnho Verd 1 ' la be'lns .-qutpnwnt and 'I mndrm J" b •d .. d Hub y "n d r•aple t hink ot wln• lroported b)'. Croe10 & bottllna line. Ta w n y . w h It· h u r (' rorn P ortu1al they m.ckweU ~Uan. which Dreytua, Aahby & Co cincountetr 11 probably $6 1)0, It c.:All\ be <.'Oru1umud blt-ndc'<.I Porta cwn o!frr u I La a l 1 "I, th Ink o t able> br1ni» In th~ motl 11 Importer of a really about~~ now with vny 1p1t·y. thl'lr own, m.-urly l'<JUlll , l..ancer'a, Mat.eua or the ll.K'Cellful FrucatJ from waty red caJltld 0.0 Orao Oom Teodo1lo Dao ht.!at ty di.het, or cun lll! pleuur~ rlc:h Port wine labeled Italy. VHCO Red 1978, Dao "Rt!IM!rva" 1972 la a red t'l•llored for ut lt"iut The.-PorlM l like-cl ht11t ·Oporto. The latter wine Aveledanot()(\}yhwsa bt'ln1 thf' rt'alon o.t wino In the full-bodied unothl'rdecadt'. ut this 11howl11Jl Wl'rt' u 11 really the only one moat reaaonable retail Portugul from which the Rhone 1tyle with Iota of My favorite wine• pair from a fum o u11 that la fairly typical of price (about $-C) but ll wine comH. h drink• characlt!r, a touch of from Portugal arc 1\111 shipper named Warn"• w ~a t w I n e f r o m doe• 1 how f r u I t . like a Ueht, fruity wine pleasant black pepper In lhoec wonderful dl'llllert Warre'• Nimrod Port Port u1al la all about, fl'fthness. balance and a from the Rhone region, the aflerta1te. and an want.'I called Oporto, and (about •13) A well-aaed sinot thole aUahU~ fl.Dy, touch of aweetneu, and but with con1lderably amul n1ly you th f ul while Vintage Port can Tawny Port, thl1 wine ~·pop ta1tln1 roae1 la the kind pf Wine that more complexity and a character for a wuie over be very expeMlve and haa t.akt.>n on the• hueat of Ukel..aoCer'1andMateua Chenln Blanc lovers more reaaonabltt price. t.enyeanold. requires lengthy gold and orange and have never been all that might lik e It was lllgh11st price you'll A bargain et !.\bout · llorlnA to approach brown that come from popular at home. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-+~~~~~~~~~~ Wh ile moat wane loven have a warm spot U\ their hearts fqr good Port wine, be It ruby, tawny or vintage. It is rare to find a wine lhop or restaurant that features the red and white table wanes of Portugal. I n the case of Portuguese reds that's kind of a shame, in the case of most of the whites, 1t is quite understandable. ,r -- •pt 11 1J1nai y c•11r1 In W II 0 d t• ra (. U I k I .ld!!nllf1t1bk.JruU hAJI l> l' " n r o p I " c: t.• d b y 11 11m.-th l ng m o r• t·ornvlto><. u marr1aaie of fruit, wood and Uint.' T h t• f I 1.1 v o r • a r ~ d1tflt·ult lo dt.>t1eri~. but l h (' r l' I • LI h I n t 0 , nUtllnl'llll, a Vlnc h Of vanallu, .md morto I ( at lt't.'mi. c:xpt•nsive, keep 111 mind thul ~ood Port 11 servt.od In iunall port1on.1, and that an opt•n bottle will h o ld f or from ~vt.•rul day11 .&<> Mvtiral w•ek1 without much dt•tuJQt'Jt>-too QI fhtYCJf· Warre 1 Warr or Port (ul.iuut $10~ 11 a more yo uthful 1tylt' that blend1 th~ a11r••· •lvene11 of youna Huby Port to the meUow. old flavors of Tawny Tht: younger Porta In \tw bl11ne keep the color a deep red purple, and the frwty, srapey flavorw are ver.y forward and provldt-1n.11tant ctu.nn at .Un1t sip .. Out of a dozen or so whites sampled at a recent tasting sponsored by the Portugueae Trade Commission. I found few palatable wines, only one of real commercial po6Sibillty (to my taste), and a whole collection of oxidized, neutral tasting .. 'SJ'--l • wines. Portuguese winemakers have yet to learn what the Italians have l earned and capitalized on so very well. Th.~ American market demands fresh, clean, white wines with plenty of fnpt. The old Europea n techniques that yield flat , oxidized. white that taste more or metallic and show tle or no fruit just n't sell h~re. e next time you're on short notice to 'I) tr i bu t e to th e · unity bake sale, try :Fall Bake Sale Cake. Ea.ay to prepare with ingredients, this ·bne chocolate recipe does not require · ng. Simply add 3 4ces unsweetened · chocolate flavor to ·:basic batter for a chocolaty delight. oat w ith Deluxe co late Frosting. er simple chocolate • ~d sell by the or whole. Yours will ~e tint cake ~· .::: ~~:~E -. CAKE cups unsafte~ measuring maiSl><><>n beJung soda measuring 9[il~><>n salt · lh cup butter , ned :: l IA cups sugar :·: 3 e n v e I o p e s ( 3 • ) liquid chocolate prices good thru mar. 8 meat ._ luetm-coata mesalnewport beach lean meaty ) tri tip roast · · · · "I-•· J.91 I~. 2.98 • :< ~ lean ground beef (not to exceed 30 % fat content) ,.._ .. 1.79 I~. 1.49 boneless pork roast Nt .. 1.49 I~. 2. 79 ,. seafood 1uat1n-cos1a meal/newport beach . fresh frozen salmon whole or half "I= .. 4.98 •• fresh frozen silver salmon steaks "I= .. S.91 i.. fresh canadlan produce texas finest pink ____ _grapefru~ __ _ e no dealer sales • ttmtt rtghts reserved grocery Irvine ranch • mix raw bulk .... 29 - ,.,. •. t.99 •. 2.49 sunAower 1eed1 "I· •· 1.69 I~. 1.19 wheat bran -"'-'-.49 IL .39 deli charlte's pride .. roast beef creootte1 regular or bran 4.25 oz .• 89 · tender A dellc!oyat I~. 4.49 pommery whole mumrto. crock 2.99 ~~c!~!~kens •. 1.89 wagners decafflnated ranch tel 24 count t potato salad 6 engllshfearl greyLfrult & I\ made fresh dally! •• J, 9 spice/cinnamon & spice U""hfnl & h 1.79 . z vv 0 eese . -kn-u-ds_e_n -. -.-------lllld · grape JUIC8 no pre.ser\'attves •· 1. 79 1.3 liter 1.39 ~onktereyh cod ,... •. 4.59 •• 2. 98 JIO 0 eete I~. 2. 98'1 no salt IWlll ...... 6.91 •. vitamins bakery lrvlne ranch farmers market 11brunch special" homemade Irvine ranch market 11141 2&0 oapa "fo 11.tO 1 S .OS -- , ~ 4•z· bl91l1, 1 lb. OfMM oh11i1, & ~ I~. In •PP'• •• cab 1e oz. 2. 19. home made Irvine ranch mart<et 100% natural ... , , .... h kM4 2AOL 1.19 l ---, t e ca • a , Mexican 1neal is richlyJlavored .wit!i colorful condinJ~nts, tastes Hearty 1oup1 and 1tew1 are enj~ed around thl woHcf. An aut.hentlc , yet euy-io-prepue Mexican meal can be created by u1tn1 a rlch Mexican 1tew u the main dlah. Mexican Cabba1• • Siew hu both pound ~~~run=~ Com, one of the ltaplel of th Mexican diah, I.a added aJona with ~ of cabbaae and 1llced carro\I. Serve the 1tew wlth co'ndimenu oL radiabea, 9o\J,r crMm and a Mex.lean table 1auce . ...--Queeadlllas are lde&l to go with Mexican Cabbage Stew. Sllced Jalapeno chiles can be added for extra flavor and hlaher heat level. A colorful ulad of aliced cl1ng peaches and avocado la a pleasant and cooling accompaniment.. Cover with a Mexican dreaaina e..Uy created with mll~ t~o uuce blended I nto a vinaisrette, oregano and cilantro._ ---- MEXICAN CABBAGE .. .. STEW It\ pound ground beef 1h pound ground pork It\ o nion, cut in wedges 1 can ( 17 ouncet) burrito filling mix It\ cup water 1 can (8 ~ ounces) whole kernel com 1 can (8 ounces) sliced carrots Use a variety of garnishes to accompany a flavorful Mexican dinner . ~ Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Wedneedly, Matott t , 1913 I • I • ' t. .. , It\ small head cabbaae. cut in wedses 1 green pepper, cubed cilantro, if desired. 4 to 6 ~· QUESADILLAS (Grllled Tortlllu with ~eete) browned and cheese has melted. Drain on paper towell. Serve whole or c ut Into wedges for appetiz.en. Shredded Cheddar or Mon~rey Jack cheese Waah lettuce and tear r------------------------------------ In large aoup pot, brown beef and pork w i th onion. Stir in burrito filling mix. Add water and liquid from com and carrots. Bring to boil: reduce heat. Add cabbage and green pepper: simmer 15 minutes or until cabbale and pepper are tender. Stir in com and carrota; heat th.rough. Serve with hot or mild table 1auce, 80Ur cri!am. fresh sliced rad iah ea , or fresh Sliced Jalapeno chiles Shredded Monterey Jack chee:ee Flour tortillas Drain chilea; mi11Ce carrot and onion pieces. Place 'A cup cheeee, 2 or 3 chile aUces and a few pieces of carrot and onion on tor1il1a; fold in half. In lightly greased akillet, heat tortillaa on each aide until lightly gNSALADA DE SAN JOAQUIN It\ head iceberg lettuce ~ head romaine lettuce 5 radiahes, llioed 5 fresh muabrooms, al.Iced (optional) . · 1 large tomato, cut ln wedget 1 avtx:ado, al.Iced 1 can ( 16 ounces) yellow cling 1liced peaches. drained into bite-size pieces. In bowl, c:s>mbine lettuce, radishes, mushrooms, tomato, avocado and peaches. Ton with dressing. G am.iah with chee9e. 6 to 8 8eJ'Vtngs. ---.DRESSING It\ cup mild taco sauce "-' cup red wine vinegar 14 cup oil V. teaspoon on!gano Combine ln~~nts. T~ W'lth u.lad. l cup.~ Culinary heritage defined hy -a mix of d 'iff erent nationalities In America'• regional cookery can be found traces of our hiatocy. A marvelous mix of foreign cookery, brought here by waves of immigrant&, baa been incorporated into the American culaln• a1onpide the native dam chowder, com pone and apple pie, making it infinitely richer and livelier. Thua our food reflecta the wide divertlty of culinary heri tap found all over the country. A1-> becau1e of the varied bac kground• of the countleu different nationality poupa. lt la not unusual to flnd different ethnic dhlhes appearing on the same menu. A clualc example of this la reflected ln thele recipes for a-hearty Croatian Bean and Sauerkraut Sot.Ip and an Italian CannoU. BEAN AND SA\JPIRAUT SOUP It\ pound dried pinto beans Wat.er 1 can (16 ounces) sauerkraut, rlnaed and drained . 2 ham hocka It\ cup c h opped, peeled onion 1 ~ teupoon.s sugar Salt Ground Pepper It\ pound kielbasa sausage, cut lnto 14 -inch UUck Ilks 1 packaae (12 ounces) 90W' dough rolla. Waab and eort beam. Put into an 8-quart aauoepot. and add water t.o a depth of about 2 Lnches. Cover; bring to a boil over hiah heat and boil 2 minutes. Remove from he9t and let ltand 1 hour. Drain beans and 1 teupoon lrutant return to aaUC1epot; add coffee sauerkraut, ham hocks 1 tablespoon grated and onion. Add water to aemi-sweet chocolate cover (about 3 to 4 cups); 2 tablespoons finely cover pot and simmer 1 ~fped candled orange hour over low beat.. r-- A d d 1 u I a r, 1 alt , Gana.llla: pepper and kielbau Chopped pi1tachio aauaage; cover and cook nuts 111\ hours longer or until Candted red cherries ' beans are tender. Serve Confectionera' sugar w ith sour dou1h rolla. Pattry 11lell1: Thaw Make 1 6 one c up puff pastry sheet 20 11ervin8S. minutes. Open and roll to CANNOU a 15 x 15 inch 1quare on Pattry Sllelh: a lightly floured surface. 1 1 he e t f r o i e n CUt into 3 inch lquue9. puff-pa(try .., Place a 1-lnch diameter 1 ea beaten with l cannoll tuf>e diagonally water on one 1quare of pMtry. Bring opposite oornen of to 46 cup butter putry over tube, qyerlap or marcarlne, at room. and aeal with. little eu temperature mixture. 1 pound whole milk Roll tube back and ricotta cbeele forth so that putry 11 ~cup auaar very 1001e on tube, ~ teupoon IJ'OtUld £ivt.na it room to expand cinnamon aurtna bakina. Repeat. with mi putry 8qU.U'a. ~t tub. w1th pMtry, 1ealed 1lde1 up , on uncreued be.kine sheet. Brwh wtth ea mixture beina careful not to Jet it nan av« eda-of pMtry onto tub-. Bake 8 to 10 m1:maw at an deFw F. u.ntll paatry la puUed and ' 1olden brown. ~ from oven and cool aUahtly. GeMly twlR putry. oft tubft • .. Cool completely befon ~a:: Beet~ cup butter unUl snooth and c:rMmy. Sti.r In riooUa. .... and ctnnamon. Put ooff• Into a mnall cup and ltir ln • little t1cotta taixtur• vntU collie_ • cllilDlwa. Mix with remalnln1 .... mixture end other ln1redlenta. Cblll. If ob .... mixture i• not illff. •tln ~ butter Md cbW ..... The UDO\&DI of bUlter ~-~ mto • P'.llW1. ~,. ................ :r."7~':1 ...... =-o ..... .,... ... •'][$= ~.•M! ltf Ir IWHI ff11i11 •·:&, .... ,,... h11 R11tly l11t Lo1f , . ..., .... .,, .. ,.~ IHf 1-•·~· Frnll E1sten1 Sorod $ft9 .... IUI~ .. •ec.u.n~ $16! lee. 11.H ~. $3t9 •ec. M.H L-'. ''FRESH PASTA'' FROM TIE P&ITI IUClllE l:AllU IUCI U.plH I Fettll•elN ''"'' ..... lee., ... ~. Expires 3-8.a3 -With Coupon Only Cou1try SfJI• Perk Rih $14!· lon1l111 Pork $2tf Loi1 Ro11t Perk L1i1 $1f!· R111t ...... ... PAI .... l1rwti&I•• •• , ••rt .. , $4!' ....... i.. , '(l ~ Or1nge Coatt OAILV PILOT /Wednnd1y, Maroh 31 U~8:l Pancakes and bacon get gussied up &.ktut duvtn't tMtvu \o be dull, and lt doesn't have to · b• llmt·conaumana. In a hurryT Start wttfl an Icy cold pa.. of ora~ ju~ Add • •lb.of ..... w).Lb chet"M melted bn •top, or cwen a peanut butter aa.ndwlch, and you have a iru per-qu 1c k , euy breakfut that will provide a high level of l eneray throughout the . moml"i. Another unique break.fast comb1nat1on 1s a 1pecial Pastry - Wrapped Canadian &.cori eerved with tangy Maltaiae Sauce ll's deliclous, impressive - and easy to make Ttte Canadian bacon ts basted with orange juice, tpen wrapped 1n refrigerated r rc:iccnt rolls for an elegant presen ta t1 o n Warm Maltaise sauce , made zesty with orange juare, adds the finishing touch. · For a mor e leisurely breakfast, try something new -an unusual blend of the traditional and the exouc. Layer pancakes with fresh or canned fruits, and top with a tart and colorful Orange_ Custard. PASTRY-WRAPPED CANADIAN BACON WITH MALTAISE SAUCE 1 ~ pounds Canadian bacon 1 cup orange juice l pa c kage refrigerated c rescent rolls ubuu t ti 114wvln&1 MALTAllE SA\JCE 2 ~ yollus, ht-at.en 2 tablot1poona lemon juice 1 tablt .. poon vinegar -E..&.nch. u ll. p Im h white pt•pper l...wp'but.-- •,-, cup orange julct' Combine e11 yolka, lemon Juice, vinesar. ult and pl'pper In top of do1Jble boiler. Place over boiling water, heat and sUr until thickened. Add the butter and stir until bu tter m e lts Do no t ullow to boll Ju.t beto,.. 11t•rvlni. &Add thl' Oron11t· jul<"c-and mtx wcill Mukc .. about 1 t.'U.P PANCAKES WITH FRUIT Panca~n ravorlk rue~ or mix --rreili' ( r u I t papa~u. bananu, oranie. bla c kberrle1 , strawberrle1, bluebernea, raapberrlea, cantaloupe, honeydew melon , etc. -any l'Omblnation Orange Custard rK'lpe foUowa. USDA Chooce 8Mf, BONELESS CHUCK ROAST •a. 1.89 Allow thrttt1 v u n l' a k • 1 f o r t• a (' h 11t~rv1n1 To ... rvu, layr1 tht1 pan<.•akl'1 with llt!VUral ditfe;rttnt (rullll Pour tht-cu1tard aauc..·4! bc•tw~n and uver In M&Ul'«'J>Mll, c..·omblnc t hl• •UiMt. <-'ornatan:h amd hit Sth In thtt onanat- Ju~· Cuok th mlxw,.., •th rlna con.at.antly, until thick and bubbllns. Gradually 1Ur about l cup of lba l:lot ~ OKAN~TA.ftD ~<.-up 1u1ar Into t-he-e-t'l'""Y~ k 1.-.-_... 2 table1p oo n 11 comat.arch Pinch ult Julee l Ii\ cups orange 2 eu yoUu, beaten 2 tabl~na butter I teaspoon vanilla Return to the uu~pan IUld ht>at to a i•nlle boU. Cook and 1tlr 3 mlnutee more. Re.move from heat. Stir In butter and vanilla. Cover 1urfactt with waxed paper; cool. Mak.ea about 2 cupe. HAM&EGGS ·--. -·couPON - SPECIAL! /SPENCER STEAK BONELESS BEEF RIB 49 LB. LIMIT 4 c ... ''""' 8 0 1 BREA::>ED FISH STICKS EA 1.19 Maltaise Sauce -. recipe below Place Canadian bacon, unslic ed , 1n small roasting pan. Pour orange juice over bacon. Bake for 45 minutes at 350 degrees F, basting often. Remove from oven and cool. Pat cresce~t doush out, sealing lhe seams by pressing with fingers. BONILlll BllF ITIW MIA T ~=====FllHIRMAN'I BA Y=======:::;i FREIH WHOLE FRYER LIGI Wrap the bacon an the dough and decorate as desired. Bake at 375 ,j degrees F. for 18 minutes or until golden brown. Slice and serve with Malta1se Sauce. Makes Splurge on shrimp to celebrate Company coming? Or perhaps it's time fof the family to splurge -a birthday or other JOYOUS event, a promotion or just because Whatever the reason for the celebration, Shrimp Amaretto is a dish worthy of the oocaswn SHRIMP AMARETTO ·2 tablespoons peanut or com oil l clove garlic, chopped 1 bunch scallions, trimmed and sliced 2 red deppers. seeded an cut into • ~..inch stnps 'h cup amaretto th cup soy sauce 'h c up red wine vinegar 1 cup clucken broth 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2th pounds taw shrimp, shelled and deveined ~ pound snow peas. striJlis removed (or 1A package frozen Pee pods, thawed) ~ cup toasted blanched whole almonds Hot cooked rice In a 1ar1e saucepan, skillet or wok, beat oil a nd aaute garlic and acal11ons for 2 minutes over high heat. Add peppers. Stir-fry for 2 ~utes. Add amaretto, *'Y uuce and vlnesar. SJJnmer 5 minutes. Mix chicken broth and cornaiarch. Add to pan ~ IUr until thickened. Add tbrtmp, mow pus ' and almooda and 1Ur over h igh heat unti\ ahrl:mp are cooked, or about 5 to 7 minutes ~~~ndln1 on 1lze of ,., lhfUnp. Se~e with hot cooked rice. MakH 0 lilrVtnp. In COltr J ... 1.89 KNUDllN YOGURT ASSOlllEO 4 llAlflETIES 8 OZ (AllTON • EA . • 'Lt .• 21 FllOUN WHOLE 011 HALF ALAIKAN KING IALMON ,,01 AktU.o--C•" .. ' (v' llCHoi9 ''on N~ '• 1 ' ~ • ,,.,, SALMON STEAK La 3.79 SHARK STEAKS ,, 2.19 FINNAN HADDIE , 2.49 ~AMII Y PA(K SOUTHfltN (Hl((fN L8 .• 69 4$Sf O VAlltl•IS I 10 10 II OZ l'llC EA IPAGHITTI IAUCI . PllEGO I 59 LARGE U,lt ASSO'ITEO VAlllETIES EA. • RMOUR DINNER CLASSICS ~~~;:~1.89 .GLOBI A·I NOODLES MEOIUMOI! WIDE 11 oz P.t.O'.t.GE ... 69 LB. WEST.PAC VEGITABLES MIX VEGS COllN OR PEAS 5 3 10 Ol PKG EA • Vd\I ... ~ ~~ ICOTTlll FACIAL TISSUE 100·COUNT .59 eox ,. c... 21 FRESH CARROTS IA • .--------..-Dl~fOOD..aCIALI---------. 2.S..ot Ano~ \lo,it+ltt .LAND 'O FROIT 38 CHIPP.ID MIATI .. ~ ... eA.e • Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT /Wedneld1y, March 2, 1883 E• ' t ____________________________________________________________________ .....; ______________ _.:.;~~~,;.;,,;.--.;.;.;.. Less fat, more lean meai ·puts pork BJ D O R OT H Y A . 1mok1na, and a lona Becau.ofthl1lt •ll•for but dotan't contain . Q.l.lporkhlihln WENCK d!'Yin41 ~· Tht)' are a lower price per puund. much uf thta vtt.atn!n. •odlwn? °' ... 0-'7 ..._ u.tMt h•avffy .. tted and rMY * * * * * * uo c.....,ettwe • .-..... requlrti 1oakln1 and QUESTI ONS WE ARE . Q M v aranu A F h k ,, . . . r ea por , In the Uni\ed Si.ta. 1 Imme r l n I bet ore ASKED: mothC"r duetn't eat pork w 1 t h 0 u t 1 d d • d _pork i.ke. 1eCOnd place ruaatln1 U1ual!l; the~ . Q How doee purk ~ ....... ahe aaya It'• hard 1euonJnp. 111 relaUvely ,,,-bei'rl'a\ pbpu1.rrny... :c'l...CW..a 4ona1 -:ably aim~~ the LO ~L ..la J.ha.uua?~ k>w *n-1"'HtfttM, .-e-are our annual per penon hlaher price per pound nutrlenta It cont&lnaf . . A. No, th1a la an other meata. Cuntd pork, c:onaumption of pork t1 than otdinarv ham. . . A. Pork and bcicf old-fashioned Idea that 1uch u ham and booun, a b 0 u t 6 o p 0 und 1 , A picnic .'•ham" i1n't are qww 1lm11ar ln their may have been related to 11 h I g h In aod I \.Im , compared to about 120 tfflly a ham becaWltl It nutrient conlt>nt. Both the high fat content of however, bocau1e both pow\da of beef and veal. doe1n't comt' from the orei good 1ourcu of the pork of earlier daye aalt and IOdlum nitrate • ID One reuon for th.la la rt'ar leg of the hog mlnerala 1uch aa Iron, Pork la about 98 percent are uaed In the curlhi that much leu pork la Instead, It 1.1 made from zinc, and pholphorua and d I g e 1tIb1 e . And the pr<><.-eu Thua, a penon aerved In reetauranta the 1 ho u Ider • n d of B viiamina. One major averaae peraon la well on a low-1odlum diet AIM compared t o beef contains more Internal difference la that pork la equipped to dlget1t bot h should eat cured pork ROAST beef league Another la the Idea that fat and connecUve tiaaue a very rich 110uroe of the the fat and protein In pr~ucta sparingly, If at ARM STEAi< many peoplt' have that 1_t _h _a_n_r_e.._R_u_l_a_r_h_a_m_. _B_v_l_lAml __ n_thiarqi _ _,__n_w_hil_e_._po_r_k_a_n_d_ot_h_e_r_m_e_ata_. _all_. --------------.:P~IC::N.:..:l.:.C ____ --------+------- 'park le a very fatty meat ln comparison to beef. Whlle this wae true yean ago, today it ls not. tod ay'• pork contains 50 percent. more. le.an --ineet_ than did the por~ of 30 years ago. And if the exterior fat is t rimmed away rather than eaten, many pork cu ta actually contain less fat than similar cuts of beef. Ham. the most po~ular of the pork cuts, is the leanest. It hu only five percent fat and most of it is on the out.aide, rather than intermingled i n the meat as _:~ -Ham comes 1 rom the - hind leg of the hog and an be purchased fresh, cu.red, cured and smola!d, or canned. Technically, uncured ham should be called "fresh leg of pork" becauae it doesn't really become ham until it's cured. The fresh leg of pork makes an excellent lean, tender roaat that is good for a "company meal" becaute it's easy to cook and to -carve and aerves many people. Roast a fresh leg of pork just as you would roast a ham on a tacit in an uncovered pan at an oven temperature of 325 degrees F. A hall (shank or butt) weighing 5 to 8 pounds should be baked approximately 35 to 40 minut.ee per pound. All fresh pork should be cooked to tht' well done, meat thermometer temp erature of 170 degrees F. C u red ham doesn't need to be oooked to as h i gh an interior temperature. For ham that's labeled "cook-before-eating" a temp erature of 160 d egrees F . is recommended. Ham µiat'1 labeled "tully-coo\red" has been cooked to doneneu by the meat proceaor It can be eat.en right from the package, or if wanned, n eecfs to reach a temperature of 130 to 140 degrees F. Many hams that you buy today are labeled -.. w~r·added." Thi6 aounda like a rip-off, but the water is the result of the liquid that ia pumped into a ham as part of the cwi.na process. M o1t of this added llquld evaporates during the amoking, or cooking. But il the ham retains an amou nt of water 10 percent or less over its original weight before curtna it must carry the "h am, water added'' label. according to U.S. De p artment of Agriculture regulations. The additional water can't 1>e more than 10 percen t of the ham's UOC'W'ed we1.4lht and ia usually leaa. SOme water retention is desirable to give \tie ham a JUicy texture. Can ned h ama are cu red b efore they're canned, then cooked after they're canned to r,duce the amount of .futnbge compared to oven routing. A anall moun t of gelaUn is .&ted (ri will be UIU!d on the label) to •t the JWcm. A p> averaae fl~pound eanned bam contain • 4 W t o 4 M pounds of ham. The rest .. niacw.J. Juicll let with abou t ,W ouoc• of ft)adn. Mou canned bama require r efrl•e ration beoiiu.M they have not ..... pn»ie•••d to. bJCh ~ ~per•ture to keep .. tely at room .. .S 1tatuN. Bl IUN to foUOw label~ about 110rlqt canned ._.mU.Ntrftia•*« ... ., ............. loal!r tit•• • few m1_..A _..._ .. be froetn ~t tbe ... tun ••1 become ... ··~--• OlillliW7. er. diY .,,_ .... we JHtu• Ullilnl 1 ir r o ure , 1low ' STIWINQ allF GROUND 98~. -Lau cv•H ...... --................... ·-.. -..... Ll!AN QROUND Bl!l!ff BEEF .... _ .... &.., ......... .... . . CANADIAN COD S.L8. ,KO. Oft MOftl --.raa•P•ca 701' LIAN CARNATION SHRIMP OOL&.'111114 ..OZ. NO. LARGE BLACKEVED PEAS lie~. '"ilO• .. ,, ... , 1...0.J: NO CALIFORNIA AVOCADOS ~~!~~!!9A~~$ _ .......... ,.c-- COLORFUL MUMS r'LOMe-Y OUAUf'Y •..-Ctl If.ft l'Ot lJ'ULL 0 ' ,LAVOft BRIDAL VEIL l'UIWf •·OtCNttl&POf ..... CAPRI-SUN JUICE 118 SAVINGS AT SMITH'S THIS WEEK LOOI FOi OUR FULL COLOR CIRCULAR DELIVlllED TO YOUR HOME FOi MOIE IAVlllll 1~ ~ 1" l.1" .. 21• 1" 5 c 3:•1 1" .. 3" BGNILl8S LQNDON BROIL UIOAG-1 -· TMIOll.cyT-FILLIT Off TURBOT "'ODii. T'IAf UOll. .... CHILI BURRITOS UTTL&N ..... t OI. Piie CORN DOQS "-tTTI.I AIA.fll tti.,.Ol_ ,..._ 011.,, ll&OULAll i-L.a. CAN _ ............ CRACKERJACK POPCORN Z~! ... 2" UI 111 39' 1" 1!! SLICED BACON IMITH'I , ""IT QUALITY 1·L8. ,KO., u •" a, "'-&U• PREMIUM ~USSETS PfttMIUM Q"ADID POTATO El MDBATH 4 , ,. --...-. ..--. ... u-.-2•• age , . .._ , ... TISSUE ., a ATH .. OOM,AISOfllTED COLO,.I, 4-,.0LL ,ACK BELL NATURAL CHIPS ~··0-a..oi.1 ... CELE8TE PIZZAS ... Oii.,.. YAMtTIU .' •o !Mii. '°':-u .. l(NUDllN ICE CRIAM -IVllY ... ., .. ,. MIW .... 1" ... ~1·· ORE-IDA POTATOES OOUC:N,.,U C-LICVT ......... -.. AUNT .. EMIMA WAFFLES JU--NAl •VTn-..r, 1t.OZ.,-t1 ORANGE JUICE 111 4~1 Dtf EIBT 411 ='" ,. -' \..:. ·11. ' ~ I •'111 l I l ~ ) I l 'I I '<'I -·· ' \ • -~ "'· I I ,• ·. ... :. ... •' • 1 Ortlnge Oout DAILY PIL.OT/Wtdntldty, M1rd\ I, 1tQ ' l !! fllCTmoue MWN : MAim ITA,.....,, ::r-~ ~ -dolne ~-AlPHA·TlC 8Y8T!MI. INC., '-t(a1 8kypark Circle, lull• O . ...... 0Att714. • ALJ1MA. TtC 8Y8TtM8, INC . e ;, lltrftll corporetlon. 11881 -" Clrde, lkalte 0. !Mne. CA , ... 1!•~-~by• 1 lllllfll)Ofltlon. -t ...,,.,, ._ AlOf\e.-T eo Sy9Mme, Inc. ,1 lllchard 0. Wllllam1, ~ .. ,j)'• ltl.,,.,..t -lllad with the ""~ Qei1l °' OBnoe County -,..,, 1883. ,_ "'bllehed Orange COHI Dally .... fib. 23, Mllf"Oh 2, 8, 1', 188$ • 884-83 i ' I AlJHTO CULVEI U05 DEODORAllT HAii CARE -age ·99c IEG. llG. -1.19 1.39 Auorted formulas S.01 lfGUUI OI FlfSll KllfT SNAY, lfG 2.1t ~ ~ 1.78 UllU·llTE q9c--:.' 7tc Shampoo or Conditioner 1n formvlo choice 15-oz. STAYf'Ut 30'1 MAii 01 IUPEllMlll 2~! PllCI I DACROl ®ll 99. Medium density with soft beige llcking ST ANDAID o QUEE'N SIU a• SIU llG. 7 .tt VICIS IEG. 6.99 FOIMULAU CGUIH MIDUIE 1!! 2.•• Regular or 4" 0. 3 ·01 ICING SIU 7• llG. l .tt IOITOll'I Clim ·aa?: ~orminc9d.6~. 5'odca' Lost. Limit 6. ~ • I I ~ " ........ .• , 1-ll. •Ana.Ull ... 1 .... ···" SUllSUIEET PRU II ES 11~ Colifornio extro·lorge. While stocts lo1t limit 6 UIUCHAN llllTlllT LUllCH 37'6 2"-o•. Chichn, Shrimp or ..... wt.a. Sfodta Lott. Umlt 12. I REBATE 2.00 MFl'S IHATE (UMIT 4 P1llOWS) su .,. STOit '°' onw --... , .. " WIPIKI 12.tt HOIMU UIEllllA llUlllE 1.88~' 5·oz While stocks lost. l1m1t 6 r=---. .. -- wncws IUPE JUICE 1~!. While S1ock1 lost. limit 6 .. ,_ f . r Orange Cout DAIL. y PIL.OT /WednMday, March 2, 1983 A Scandinavian touch for tea Ofalltheyeatbr.da, Po"••red 8•11r • o en • o f t h • m o 1 t Proeua,: aadatytnc and pr9tty to 2 t 1 b 1 • 1 p o o n 1 baP are the &ea rm,.. powdered 1uaa.r L e 1 ,a f u 11 1 t h a n 1 tablelpoon milk lndlviduil portions, they FI lll n a : Drain and an IDuch more 1plendld c h O p p e a C h e I . I 1\ \Q ~ to the table. aaucepan mix peachn, K•re,1 a recipe both auaar and cardamom; family and frtenda wlll brlna to a boil. Reduce. love. Rieb wfth the heat; continue cooklna fiqrance of carl1amom, until thickened, about 10 a , • p l c e t h e minutes. Chop walnutl. sc.ndinaviana Ule 10 Sw.et Douah: In· bowl, weU, and Juicy, aolden dia.<>lve yeaat ln warm cllna pelehea, lt'1 a aure water. Add lukewarm fire hit with your milk, auaar, salt, egg, sweet-tooth fana. Yet, It butter and half of flour. conta1na relatively little S..t well unUl amooth. ..._. Add en_ouah. Make it on a blustery remlinina flour to make day and let it rl8e while a atlff dough. Turn out dolq other thin&Ja. Theo onto llahilY-11.oured- when It bakes, the houJe-°l>oard and knead until will be .1U1ed with that a moo th and elaaUc. wonderful, welcoming Round up In greaaed aroma only homemade bowl. Cover and let rl8e yeMt dough can produce. until doubled, about 1 'h lt'a a arand way to houra. Punch down. welcome the family Roll dough into l~x9 home. Inch rectangle. Spread SCANDINAVIAN peach flll.lna over surface and aprinkli! with nuta. PEACH RING R o 11 u p t 1 g b t 1 y . FllUJll: beglnnirtg from -wl~ • ----~ -i. 1 can <29 ouncea) end · Seal well by Scandinavian Peach Ring 'is a rich cllna peach slices ln light pinching edges together. h f!ll~-L ___.... ·lli:--wT::: ~ ---..ro h ~ -·--synap Stretch rolf .!.U~Y~ peae -nft'V" yea1n uuugn ,~a ureau t at ~cu~ !U:': P 0 0 n make even:-* coffeecake lovers are sure to appreciate .. cardamom Place roll aealed-edge Becau1e reclpea for Sauaaie Apple1 are on the vaiu• aide, we 'worked out a precise procedure. SAUSAGE APPLES ~ pound (8 amall) pork aauaaie llnka, thawed lf frozen 3 medium (1 pound) red apples 1 ~ teupoona augar Chooae a larp skillet -we Wied a non-stick one rneuurlni 12 lnchea acroaa the top and 10 lnchea aero. the bottom. In the aklllet, over medium heat, cook the _ aauaages with 2 t allteapoona water, ~ cup walnuts down on lightly greaaed Sweet Doap: baking sheet. Form 1 package(~ ounce) circle, pinching ends dry yeast together. With aciuora, browned. Powdered Sugar Frosting: Mlx powdered c overed, for about 4 minutes. Continue cooking, uncovered, turning the 1au1age1 with tonp, until golden brown on all aidea. sugar and milk until Sprinkle with additional smooth. Driule over ring chopped nuts, if desired. w h i 1 e 1ti11 warm . Makes 1 coffeecake. Drain on paper ~ cup warm water make cuts ~ of the way .. cup acalded milk throuih ring at 1 Inch ~ cup supr intervala. Turn each \ 1 ie.poon aal t 8eCtion on ita side. 1 ea Let Ne until double, ~ cup bull f!r, about 1 hour. Bake at aoftened "° detp"ee9 F. fO( M to 3~ to 4 cus-flour 40 mlnu tea or until Brunch main course towelina and keep WU"Jll ln a slow oven. U there la more than 2 or 3 tablespoons of fat ln the skillet, remove the exc:e.. Meanwhile wash and dry the apples; do not peel; core. Cut each apple into about ~-Inch thick rings -there should be 12 rl.np ln all. Add half the apple rings to the hot aauaage fat In the skillet: cook over medium heat, turning as necesaary with a large apatula (plastic if skillet la non·atlck) until the applea a.re tender when pierced with a fork but atlll hold their ahape. (Time wlll depend on variety of apple uaed.) Sprinkle the rln11 with half the augar. With the apatula. remove apples and keep warm ln a low oven. Add the remaining apple rln&I tO the skillet (using more sawiage fat or butter 1f MOl!9Al'Y) and cook the same way. Serve at once . with the sauaaae links. Makea 2 large or 4 amall aervingll. Save on Imperial® any way you spread it. Tender cubes of lamb and vegetables eombine with sauce to make a eomplete one-diah meal. (:asserole pairs lamb., vegetables _;. T h i • 1 a v o r y 4 potatoes, peeled, combination of lamb and quartered vegetables simmered ln a 4 carrots, cut in 1 ~ superbly ~ MUCle lnch peces will help you uve 21Jlal.Uoelery,aliced ~ -and provide a 2 teupoona salt hi8blY nuU1tioua meal u 1 teupoon sage .~ 1 teupoon Worces- tenh.i:re uuoe All of the forequarter 1 be leaf bled c?uta of lamb are great Y ' crum · buys t.hia time of year. r cu":C pepper espedally the shoulder 1 cup chicken or and ahank cuta . beef stock J!\lropean Cauerole of 6 tablespoons flour La!Jlb and Veaetablea ~cup cold water ee.tureuihoulder cubea. In Dutch oven or The UDWIUA1 Oavor of heavy saucepan with ._ lamb md veptable cover, Ugh\ly brown ~.I.a~ lamb cubes ln oll over ~~ u.c added Just mediwn beat; add onion, E the m.Jxture l1 mushrooms and garlic. red to ~ndedz.e Continue cooking, • meat and develop i«J aUrrfna c:mwtantly, unUl t8nl)' flavw. meat !8 browned. -I . Add ve1etablea, • 1 lft1llOPBaN eeuonln1• 1toek and !CAllUOL8 OP LAMB beer. Heat to boilln_.; f• AND VBGS'l'AaJ.EI redum beet and ammet, • 2 pounda abouider ol COWNd, foe 30 minutes. •• cut tn 1-Jnch cut. «until meat t. tender. • 3 ~ Mlad . BJ•nd flour wi&h ta' wa•. ~ 8dd to I 1 1arP oNOD; alimd _., ~ oomwttly. J K pound muab-Cook. and ttlr until ~ .nc.cl thickened, about 2 ·i.!L!...'.:.clov• 1arllc:, mlnute1. Mak•• 8 ~ ..,.... I I <!Jnly HtmeY B~d Ham~ the ~/er Bunt(Ys seal if approval. .. ~hClOUA ttady · IO•Nrvr Horwy IMlkf'd Ham i. perftct for your u.ttr d1nn•r W• n don• all IM worli. to you'll h.n• mott hm• f•r your family and fn•nch. Enry Hon•y IMllo.ed .Um 11 fully-cooked, apu al ah«d and cov•ttd with our 1«m •pi~ glaze. You can count 0.11 1 our q~hty. 100. b«auN our fanuly • lp«Ull ""'nl c~t" a untqu• flavor that "-n•vtt Y¥t.ci in mott th.an 50 ~an Don't w foolf'd by 1m11.ttloM Honey S.k.d Ham ,. •-'ailabl• only al our C"Omi-ny ltOl'ft ~ t urP to onl•r your E.uttt Honey, S.Ud tum Hrly GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE ANYTM _, • ..,_llOOI Coo""'Q"wO••(IW)oll 0000 ,.,.._n..v-.oec_. ... 1m5o 111...,.,,.,,, 1A•loll0000)•11w ,~.2a01 El ,._ ... ,_.....,O_lfl•7ol001 11o~Wo, (At ll l0<oll00cl)•(1 .. )lll·la27 .,.,. "'#-~t.oc!l lllvo (At~ne•• •oOOl!l"1)•( ,,.,a.a.~15 ,.._._Wl9N '"''"'1Ac•out1om lo1o•oot0onQ9)•(114)WI QQ60 llaf#mA•-11 e>;MH .. , •cooncnoMot~Plo1o)•(IW))<lo 3894 .,,.,. _~76A<wno•on A•• (ln"Olomon5nooonoC..-••l •( IW)oU Qoel ....... .)MSou1nMo..t1toon(MountoonG<MnC1t J•(7WJ046 \Ml "4.J()fHAHAlllA 1AtlWOOO~ COllNA HOlrlHl<l\.lVWOOO. Wf$T1ACf \IUACOC l'ASAO(....._ SAHi A MOf.c 4. 4NO HI.II H()lrl~ $AN JOSE SIH<VV AU PAl.0 Al.10 IODllAHCI llAl.IHCIA NCI SAN ()lfQO °" I .t.Slt IS AU IT I Al([SI COO'l'Wl ... IOll-kli90140m. lnC ' ,. t Oranoe Ooaat DAILY PIL.OT /Wednesday, March a. 1883 CUP 'N' l'ILI TheH ofltra do not require I: r9fund fonna: l CAMN ,_oblca AteorCl,-P:O &ox 195. Youne Americ;a, Minn ~ 563te. ~ • c.,.. ,_9bice Record Send three Cere11 wr~ and 25 cent• pottage and handling. bplr .. AplU so. 198S. BOLT $1 IN COUPONS, P.O. 8o• 4171, Kenkalt ... IN. 90802. ~ five 20-clnt couponl - two on Horthwn Ti.-. two on ll1her Bolt, Oele or 8r.-y Taweie 1nd one on 01la or Nor1t11rn Nepkln1 Send 1'0 1100.ooQ "ln1tant SwMpat1llH" g1me c1rd1 with the "81v1 10" ~· Elq)ir• Aprtl SO, 1983. NATI.!N'I MlltDY Sa.ft.I t. NC 457, El Paeo. ,..... '""77. Alcalve • 50-cent eoupon and • 50-olnt refund. Send the entire rront paciltiOe penel of Nature'• Remedy 30-ta61t bo• llor'O with ~ the rwglater ...,. "'"' thl ~ price olrcled. Expire• April SO, 1883. • Th••• oflere require retund fonM; Ol.AD Fr" Truh 8aOI Otf11 .• Receive 1 coupon tor 1 hi box of Glad 1Ck:ount truh beige. Send the teqult9d refund '°"11 and lour proob of pura-"°"' lnY Gled pecklQ!IL The proob of pura-.,. tM t:1nNerul Product Coct. lymt>olt end the reallter lllpel. ~ APfll ao. 1..s. KLllNI• Brtnd 8111lng1. RKtlv• 1 12 refund 1nd tight 25-cent coupon• for KIMnH productl °' a St Nfl.lnd and tour 25-cent coupon• lor KIMnta product•. Send th• required refund lorm Ind 10 UnlverHI Product COO. llYT'Jbols ir«n br~~·'lllC:"~-- C:OUfl09*, or eta UnMnll Pr Code ~bole from ...... two al th• pvtlclpallng br1nd1 tor • l r9luncl and St 1t't COUC10M. • Th•' p1rtlclp1t1ng Kleenu · produc:t1 -Ftc181 n.tu., 280'1 llH; FIC:ltl TIHUH 200~'1 Ill ' T owe6e; Olrv.-N1pltlna: Bathroom Tl-Eap1r.. 1y 15, 1893. lllLDEW"9 GOt9J ~In Of* Receive a 75-eent coupon for Mlld9w'1 Oonll Send thl teqult9d refund form 1nd 111110 Mltd-·a Oonel Untv11,.r Product Code emybc)N from the bOnom ot 1119 c.non 1>-* panel. If you buy ttl9 reflll f>ott11. peel tlMt Vnlv9rMJ Prduct Code 1ymbol oft 1i.e bOllom of the bOttle ~ "'-30, 1983. f'IH·IOL. Liquid c~ • t Ref11nd. Receive ll!WO 50.cent coupon• for Pine-Sol liquid _........,....a-t.uie~ retunes form and two proof of pur~ ..... ("Merll of Oualtty'' .,._.. on the lebe<l from t$-ounoe ~ 21--ounc. or 40-ounc:e .UM of ~ Uquld c...,_ £xolrea Mey 31, 1883. ICOTT F1mlly Napklna 8owi Oller. A\.c•lv• a Rubbermaid 6-Cup FoOC:I KetC* boWI •• Send the required '9fund..lont1 Md two "SHI• ol Quality" from Scott Famlly Napkin• 300-count and 11.29 Explrea Jul'9 30. 1983 NOYA"llTINI 11 ~Hore Certificate. Send the required refund form and the Vnlverael ProOuct Co0e emybol, llof'O wlCtl the dated registtf teoe Wltb I~ purefleee pr'°9 drdad from OM of the lollowlng Novaht1t1ne -piodaUk OMX. ~ "°'" ..... Cough & Coto Formule Of Blxlr. Thi• form allO 111tere you In • IWMPllUH. ExplrH May 30, 1983. 81ACH, ACT, .IOHNION'I , TOOTH,AITI Nallonal Dental HMlth Monltl ... Alfund. Send the required refund form and Ov• proof9 of purchme trom al lee9I thrM of ttle followtng brand• Aeedl & Aledl PUT~ (tny ~ -the proof of s-a-1 • the llac;lc panel wltll th• VnlvwNI Product Code ~b04; Ad. Auortde~ T~ Dental AlnM (eny aiH) -lhe proof of purch... 11 the ntc* collr. ~·,,.,.. ,__ (9'Y elH or type) -tll• proof of pur'*-.. the bacll -d; any Auottde T~-· -tM P'OOf of pwa-.. the "°"' '*"' from anr t10x. Eicphe .,._st. t983. TUMI "HHltll & fltneaa" HendboOll ...,...... I Heettll & F"-Ha11dboOll .. men .,_, t4001ft~~tor flllltll end aport• ectVllHMftl. e..-......... ,...., '°""and tfle _...,.... unMfMt Produot COda~hm .. '**Of-,_ .... iao'a, ... ..., tM Tegietlf t8fl9 wttll the ~ ptfce ...._, afld IOWl'llll,-. and flefldllng. Anawar Ill• ~ Oft the '°""'· l!xplr.e Alltt ao, ,-. ' TO• 11 ... fufld. Stnd tlll requited r•tund fcwm and et• ..................... llnlveiMI Prodwt Code ~ f\'om Tona. ~~tea. wec.v•~ •• , -ftllWld .............. ..-_.. tflall ....... a ........ '° ................... lend .. ,....,... ,...... fDrl'll Md .. olrde"-Mt-~....,.. ..... _.UNGlpM ~ IO,ttll. vl11ml"i'M' I •upplament. 0.-. ... HI• Ljp ...,,t 11 ~ . hnd tha r..,.ffld ,..... """ _. .. ,....,.. ... ..... IN ~ IWtGe «*dad. plut tll• OOtllPI_.. U11IY9"MI Prodwt Cff• ~!.'al 1ffo111 1 Ctn~ :l:"tia .,,. "\::= •1 :-.:::· !r.!~·~ ......... ~ ... ~ ,.,... ........... W7i7W: ...................... ................... :Nia IO. ,.. ..... ,....SE,... ... w : -" ,.,., . . • ..................... . P.O .... •.a.Y...e~ ............. •d .. Hlf•lfff tHf, I • ef ......... ~ !!!!!••• .. - ... dissatisfied-· RalRhS· Low Prices le J>leCou on Bonus! _. DOUBLE YOUR SA VIRCIS WITH 6-DOUBLI COOPONSITh s rtghtt... You get (3) Double Coupons in this ad plus (3) Double Coupons in Ralphs Spectacular mailerm that's (6) Double Coupons! I1 you don't have a mailerl pick QI}e up at your nearest Ralphs.(While Supply Lastsl) --~ ~----· Double Coupon Double Coupon Double Coupon Pt-nt lhU coupon alonQ with any one ManuJactw•11 ·centa olf ooupon o:n4 o.i double the IO"l'Ul(tl when you pweho.M !he uem NOi 10 lndude -relaller -u .. · OI ·01oc:.ry pwc:haM coupona 01 ea:ceed the •alu. Of th• Item £Jtcfud• llquo1 tobacco and dairy pcoducta L1m1t Ona It.ID per McmUfac:tureu' Coupon and IJ.mtt 3 Newspaper Double Coupom Per cu.tom.r Coupon attactl•• Marcil 3 thru Mareb 9, 1913 Ra12hsTuna ri W Tomatoes i:: .57 lesauce •: L09 t-ROos Cookiesl.49 ~lolap 25 E ocoen ~. -l29 eTwla :: . ........ ~ .... Pemtnee• -~ ll9 t1~G!a'r .. a..a:;' L 99 ........ Julee ".: 2.29 ~ 167 angelos ., .39 RUUetP~oes -=, .59 Mushrooms :.: .79 telnoiis~ -.15 Frozen Food ra·o.71n. .:· .83 fC:Cieam Bcill -:J\ I 2.19 5.enal ru.ears throats for rilibusters 1Y WALTER I\. MBAM ,__...oer...,1r•11t WABJDNO'roN -TM~ may be hMded x • ..., of tJl.lbUlten. With pne ncm1nee and M natural 1M bW an.d.y tar_pted for ia1lc by beral Democnta. There ~Y 1>e more, becaWMt owlldayl. everybody aeta Into ~ Mlt that Wied to e the prlmaey w.epcn of South.em CONerVatlvee at~ bloddi\a dvil rilhta bUla. l:Ywybody lncludel even 10Cne llehAton who lJ ~ d1al1ke the i.cdc. Sen. Paul Tlonpa, D-Mua., la one of them. nd be ia th.reatenlnc to orpm... allbulter ~ :.nneth Adehnan'1 nomination to be amw con1l"Ol lrectol'. "1 have never in my life till~" T9onpl dd. "l have a cli.da1n foe' the proc:iem.. But I am not IW"e I have a choke.'' Taonau and other foee of· the nominatb:l •Y Adehnan ii not qualified for the to~nm control Job. Preaident an •Y. he la, and prombet a t. The nomination ii due for Senate action be1innin1 in mid-March. It may take a while. The Forel1n ReiaUon1 · Conunlttee •nt lt to the Ooor for ...ua a vote with a formal ecomrnendation that lt be rejected. Supporten idn't have the voi. t.o reccimmend approval, and pponent1 lacked the 1tren1th to keep the .ominatlon on the committee 1helf. So they ompromhed and agreed to aend it to the full lenate. Reeaan probably can win approval there. Even tp~tll admowledae that. •flfhe prelldent will m>b&bly get hl1 nominee," aald Sen. Larry >n.aler, R-8.D. Pre9l1er Mid he wouldn't vote to ind a filibuster, but didn't know whether be would cm ooe:lle laid that "~ Oft the creativity of be filibuster and how it'• formed... . 1bat ia a novel 8\lldellne. Flllbua1en are not native; they are the 1.Ut8enate weapon available b a mlnclrity .eldna to block ection that otherwla 1ee1m -.&red. What they create ii delay. l. It takea 60 vote• t.o atop one, wbereu a na,Jority of the aenators on hand for a vote la IDoUab to pua on 1ealalatJoo or nomtn.atiom. I Theft .i.o UI a ftllbu.lter threat pend1nc .galnst 11-.PD'• propma1 to remove all ~ Clllltrola on tural pa by 1986, a step he-Mid would ..ue ""°'U1M11u\ "1ppllea at reuonabJe prica. That --baa been around the fi1ibuat.er tnck fore. Sen. Howard Metzenbeum, D-Ohio, Mid 'd take it there ap1n. Metunbeum aid at lieut 0 and ~hapa 20 colleaguea would join him in to decontrol the ... propma1 to death. President Carter prosx-1 decontrol in mi M.etsenbewn led a ftllbwter to block lt. He d that one "will be like a y 9Cbool pk:njc'' compared hh the one be envl1lon1 Me::f:um doe. a lot of 1. With edro6t u. of Senate n and a determination to elay, be hH mutered the nely art of blockll\I -or taUlna action on blll1 be •ddera to be apecia1 int.enst Nee the end of the i.t .-c.i of eon,re.. be up on tbe' other wile of the ~ tllCtic. ptqaed an amendment to require that steel cement u.ed ln federal bla)rway pro)eeta * ~en.c:an..m.ae .. s.n. John Chaffee, &.R.L, called lt IUpreme Irony, fer he Mid the amendment w ultimate ln special-lntenet Jeclalation.". He uncbed a filibuster, but it didn't Jut Jona. Before day WM out the amendment w rejiCted. Sen. Jeme Hellm; R-N.C., 19 another master of rule book and hence the filibuster. He wqed ne. ·a1aln1t the admin11tration'1 auollne tax eaM and tied up the Senate ahnoet until Now be it bintina he Jnlgbt fillbust.el' aoimt ptqaed Social SeCw1ty flnandal overhaUl that aappaeed to keep the system dvent. Be calla lt a mtroelty, and uy1 Social Security 1hould ually be replaced with individual pemlon ... Helms aald he did not have ... calculated • to fWbuster apimt the Social Security~ he al8o &aid 'Tm not advene to a ftllbmter. It'• lmlllRIJ that CJOe would stand up for lorJC. pven the llrll181K':Y of the Soda! Securtty altuatlon. But the Dl'OIPll~ of defeat Janot always a detarent. Stallina doeml't alway. takt the form of a ll'd IJ)lbua&er. Whan the Senate cS.Jt with the Pan-Oma! tratiel, C)pponllltl delayed their ~~.:='ao~~· and JGn::b!I 8mate bM dwnpd lta rui. repeatedly ln to a.at down OD fillbwf.ertna, It tam the vat9 80 lmAliOl'I to ord.r an end" to debate, but It t ~ Immediately. After aach • YOCe, fNf!l'y IDl!mbl!lf la mUtJed to another hour CID the flocr, 8lidl up to 100 boun. 1'ba rule aJeo 1lmtta tmlmd:lmnta, t.o aw6d end-run etallinl tbrouch that I Tb. rum maa fWbulten ...-to .top than tn dqi al tbe dVS1 Jilbta bill t.uW. 1tben It took ~ ol. the 8miate to cut oft the talk. But ~---allo .-y to start. • A 'Tyrosaorus ?' Y oungaten exereiae their climbing skills on this strange creature made of rubber tires at a playground in :rokyo. City employees thought of the idea and auto repair and tire companies came up with die raw material&. Qrieen gets trip back to Old West Friday SACRAMENTO (AP) -Queen Elbabeth n wm mp from her 20th Century automobile into the 19th Century AmeriClill ""b'altier Friday when the visita Sutler'• Fort. the pl of many pioneer .....-i lralm. "We're taking her ln a dmt warp beck to 1846," Mid BelTy Garland°' the 1tate Parlu and Rect'eatlon ~~ founded ln 1841, UI a restcnd ltate bi9lorb1 perk whcm white waDa and frontier exhlbtta lit a block from • freeway ln the middle of urben Sacramento .. Dluing her 2~-mlnute vtalt, the Britilb monarch will aee Indian tepees, pioneer lean-toa. Conettop waaom that mllbt have jult rolled ln over the Sierra Nevada, and three dot:en men prbed ln nccoon bata and frinaed. ~"Ckwkin jlcketa. ''We're gotna to ti')' to· ahow the q\19f!D what m eerly mountain man ~ looked like becau.e we undentand the ii a ltUdent of early American history," Mid Sid Smith, chief 1DOU.t or eecreury foe the Kit Canon Mountain Men of Amador Qiunty. . Hit 200-mrmber IJ'OUP will Jll'OVide an bcmal' auani-State pub people will be~ M type.! foct dwellen -to complete the 1848 frontier m>h4enc:e. The Kit Canon pvup became pert ol the i-a-nt becau. tome aidea to Preaident Rea1an recalled that Bea1an, for::d.Jovernor of Califcrn1a. once · a bone to ride in a Coklma pende and w• lent one by a Kit Canan awmw. Smith, a Sutter County city counclJman. aald the ~then made ~ Ul bononr1 . T6e poup, wt.. nmnben make their own autbentk ~ wu founded Jn 1837 "to ~te and proc.ot the tndldion llDd.ldftt of the ploaeer9." Sm1tb l&ld. Thi mauntaln men UIUAlly carry knlvea, batcbeU and muaketa, but will leave tboee bomt J'r1day for..tlCUrity ftll .... The queen will be Jed around the ton, where people ln period oostumel wlll be washing clothes, shoeing hor*, malrine aoap and the like, Garland aid. One penon will be dtt9led u John Aupt $utter, the German Swim who fled hil native land to avoid debtor"• pn.,., and who wu one of the flrat white 1ettler1 ln the Secramento valley. The th;n-Mexjcan aovemon of Calltomia pve Butter a U'llCt of land on the Sacramellto River in 1839 and he becan a colony he called "New Helvetia," after the old name of Switzerland. The aettlement later took the name of the river, named ln 1888 by a Spaniah explorer. Two miles from the river, Sutter &mtructed "a wry pntenlioua fort . . . a quadranale struc1Ure built of adobe brick. It mounted 12 1"n1 and cou1d abelter a ~ men, .. wrote Robet'l Cleland In .. A Hiatory of Callfm'n1a. •• He p)anted wheat, made wOd arape aandv, traded beaver pelta and cattle and, writea Cleland, hia colony the nucleus of all activity, whether political or econnmk; ln what was then the onlr, aettJed partipp of interior California.' More im}Sor:tantly to American immlcratkln. Sutter'• Fort became the objective for partie1 makln1 the arduoua Cf'Cl-1ng of. the SierTa Nev.de aanmlt 90 miles to the ... Rawe putlel bun the foct reaularlY went ln~o the moun,atns when an unexpec:ted blimrd stranded WW)' miaJ'anta. . Perba.-the ~t famoua r.cue wu the Hmn&nta of the Donner Party, a &J'OUP fran Ml.owi c:auabt "'-wha~ la now Donner ~~ a NCM!lnber tnOW1tiOnD and by ltatYaUoft and d.llemle trcxn 87 to 4'1 people. The lfOU~WU notorioua 1*.aui-•111•• aome memben survived by eadq the f1eah ot tboee who had c:U.d. • 5 6 ' 7 8 D A I L y p I L O · T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • • • Fl ,, CLASSIFIED· I=•"'"" 1..;1="' .... "" INDEX . to rt1c1 Ycu Ad, Cal I n11inu -· 642 5678 Ootan & ;,ny vlewt. Marine ~ 4 bdrm. 3 • bath, 3700 ,q.t~. Sl.38&.000 OcNnfront • 1 REAL ESTATE Lllll llll llYPlllT 1001 Laaoon view from " bdrm, 4 bath, tam m1 1004 Boet 1lip for 3 boeu. Now •99~.ooo. ll•n•ul ANll<olm ll1llo llolt .... ll.lif>ol 11o11 .... l'wnt~ t'•po•lr-0.•li I ( ••••w 11•1 M•• t'..-\,i M,... l)!H\if t"1'4nl tJ T•u t ouni..tn V•U•·• I thm\ln&\11'1 H-eii h Uunt Uerbuwt lnitOir l ........ Ao>. h ...... n.H1llo Lalun. N1«u-I t..a.. ,.,,, .. 4 M~ VM'J ~-pun-h '-" l'.....,..nu I ....,, Ju.iUl t •J*tr•fM• b.11~ An. 11 .. 1-h ~ .. u.1_..._., .. ~4 1 ..... ~ 1 ... 11on \i\1-.httll ..... , M._. • ._. 14,.,,.... ,.. ....... Av.tt1fnr•1~ *"'"->\ i'••<prh Bu.vi...._ ~f•1'4 .. (•Ultht•l4>\6 t 11t,,u,1 t-'rhf• "' C ._.,. .. ...,,11r•IUfnt IJvf .. t -.r l:olt• U1~_...,.,,.,M1""""' 11 ..... ,,. r'""'"" h1du•Ut•I P'f'1•n Li• .. l1of ~ ... M•ittllt llomr l'.rk.t ~UWU'-ln 11"rr• Or··-~ l "11 C)ut t•I ( ourU) iA.tt ur hu.h ~ '!'Imo !lhannC llL~ 111! Wan\MI RENTALS Ht,..... twin""""" II•~ U"turnutwod Jt·~ furn~od ur t·nr1.1rn1'~ BUSlftESS lo f'"ANCIAL a.....,._.,.,, !).,j,. ·--Oppurt""'•--w.,,wc1 •ln\0' .. '11'Wn\ (.)pportUNU.. fnV'f"'tnw1·u w.,..\f'd ·M_,. to IJw> ·~Wan""' M.......-TOo :~ :~~ IAYllll PUOI 1u1• Spect.llCU!ir bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br. :~~ 2 ba dn. 2 00.t 1peic.iM. Reduced-Sl,000.000 IU:M 11..0 1047 1044 11>4" ·~ 10~1 I~ 11111· lllbll IV7• W11 11*1 11194 I-I-1111111 IUM 1100 112' ""' ll:l :ft. 1::. 111: l~ .. , Liii llLI Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 btlth + larp rec. rm .. beam celllnal. furnl.lhed, patioe. $420,000 . FlllllAlll IDOi New 4 br, 4'h ba. c:uatom French Normandy it.tat.e i 2 prime acre hilltop Sl.2~.ooo. OllOU.11 OIJI Coronado Ialand c:uai. bayfront k>t. 85' boat dock. Plarlll avail. Now $370,000 w /terml BILLCRUNDY. REALTO R 'lH<iy\U1l.Jr,• 'ih l;I/<; ll'M 11 !?: 1111 •• ,.,, llWll ,. _, irn i=;;;;•;;;;;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiil DON'T PAINT-Brighten • me, I• up YoUl' exterior wall1, 1:.ou IW .. roof a• i:Jrlvewav w/our 11~~ -·If-high pre11ure moblle ~ ._,_ ~ wuti •· cai1 '°' 1)7~ IOU• and conectlon• m•y f t 1* be made until 6:30 p.m. rM • · ::: for the next day'• publl-TM Ok•hla 161) e11t1on. For Sunday and ....... Monday publlc•tlona, 9e6-e54& 12:00 noon S•turday ;;;;;;:;;;:;;;; •1'"' Pl•aH Ilk for 1 "kill noc number" when c•ncel- in ling your ed. a.;~._....,.,.;~..;.;m THE REAL ESTATERS .. Tllft.D Actually 3 .eparate ~ ttory home• with gar- age• and yard•. Nlc.ty mal"talned w/-aoned rental record•. &ch ha 2 bdrme & many amenl· Ilea. Owner wlll ••· change 1249.500. llPUI IWlD MUI • m IUIT 605-505'"' and 609-509'"' ~:~ If U •WPllY Netcl-EWy one or 111 •Ott 1111 .. IM I 0...'1 3 Eedl It a 2 & 3. Bdrm. :~ I Ll"9 In 3 bdrm 2 b•th 2•,; b•tnt. 2 yraltAO "-- .OH Uppef, apt. Comm9fclal ~oooloena -r~ '°28 1 lflOp ofb or ret811 on to ....... °' I*' u •ui. lower le• .. .p1u1 4 ur °' IUbmtt on .., 3 ... H•ti> w..,..., • )100 HOMES Jooe. EMPlOYMENT panclng. Priee et S395. -WATERFRONT '"* "'""..,. $1~ REAi. ESTATE associated AJ91ALS 631-1400 ~ LIWllT ... :,: E11t1lde 3 Bdrm wltn BP •fQ. O!A ·::,Q) ' • "' • -• 1 • • ------ -I c~oan and I Uper ~ I • 1111 . Elloltlng price or An1~ ,.,,.,._ r •1111 =.:•;:;~&tCell for :::~ N-pon Beach water-1 to1. front. Hu"9 3 Bdrm 31 C::. SElECT ,. ... ...,... llldc Ma11nalo (".,. __ .. f.,qw<pmon• eo1• bath & 2 80rm ~ .... PROPERTIES ""II unJt on IM lend! 0wnert" ~· unit °" .. tonMI dining. ____ ,.lui __ l•..mrvwn r,_.. w You "'rNfW1' c;.,...,.s.i.. ..__ ..... c.... 6Cl1! letge pello, auper view llWPllT IUll 't1u< en.d a p t'lvate dOCkl ll'fllJm1 Jf"'Wli<Plf't u1., Won't Mt et 1550,000 • rwo ap8doUa N.B. con-:~ :; · ect nowt 646-7 t11 doe -lkSI by lkM • 1<>-M.c-h1rwrt M..,....ll&fW'f..w 6111 cat•d near CdM High THE REAL ES TATERS M.-WantN M-..1 1,.""""'"" Offp J\wrn•u,.. ~ eni echool, Fuhlon llland, •12• churchee, llnd meny otn- r.qw_.• i:-.. ~.w~s._. BOATS 922t :: Trade 4S' DleHI Sport 12SJ Flsnetlftllf\ &/or HOUM Traff« In Udo Park part dOoM\ fOf' Houae Of 1010 Duplex S200,ooe to ~:~ '400.000 Met watw In 'IQ" : __ ... ,.,'POfiii,,.ii1i:l64-0344iiiinl 1011 'IQll I 1020 Greet Grandparent• 7m muat mow. Hev. 1a199 :: I E4lde ,_ '" Newpor1 7028 tt.t>or Htgn -. • er. 3'A a.. big fsn rm, din TRANSf'ORTATQ rm&~. Wll eactienoe "'""" •111 (no pool) tor t atory £-...,_ eo11 llde, w .. tctltf, HerbOf' t.:..n.p... eo1• H~hlande, Newpor t -a... eo" H hll. em.lief home ·-·ri-s.-=~ 1 1 OK-13001< r enge ~ .-... aim Would eonalder nice T~ ~ IOl4 hOme In R-2 Cit R-3 zon-1 TrolWft. Uuloty .,_ Ing. 0wnert & R.E. peo- AUJOM()flV[ ::._ -are moOwted to '''"'' ~ IOIO Ward Mngt. Co Aw">.,_,...,,. IOI$ 142•2000 ,.., ... w..,1oc1 ~ 131-a55 546-1~47 ~"---4w.....,.0rt... llllaO Tnalut ~ v... llMO Ant-0-. IOU AUTOs tNtm> l'.11•"'- A..clc ,._ IMW • C11.-. °'"""" 0.-U."n ,._.,. "'"' ..._ -htr-, t.T: ....... w-. l.ol• ...... --.... ...__ ........... MO o,.t ·-....... ,..,,,..., ........,. • Mil~ -..w -... ..._ t CAUPOR . .. .,. DOUMI MOHlllU Wm.OM.Baa. er amenltlea. Comm . pobl. Very dHlrable rental unlla. Good u - 1um1ble loan1. Own9f very motlveted. 3 Br 1 17&,500 ... Br 1179,500. Call Selty Shipley '°' • lhOW!ng. 7a-t100 OEOAOE ELKINS C O ""''"' m.Lll Immaculate Del Mar model In Spyglut with loWty fT\OU"lllin and dty llgtlt• vi.w 1474,000. Halle Strock 844-7020 &.m11DLm1n ... ~ llg 2 Br 2 Ba condo w/ er-t E8lt'6de locdon. Vwy tMtclfulty deooreted & '-turea lnctude: 2 cer e-ecie. OC)fMI. *1nls & 1p1. Aakl~l,500. 131-7370, 12 - TR \DI 110\, \I RL\ln ---... ... ....... l!I! 8VOWNEA 1111 Ooiltt It. n••r Nwpt l>ler. , ... 2 Br, IM. ltl&K O~ 1'60 1·3. 730-UU or 646-7811 I t• \ t >I l I 1l l' II I.. , •, ''I•, 2 Br. 2 .... ea. IWflO.. 8Mut. decor., pool. Priced for quick Hie, $125.000 833-1290 pp 2 Adl1oent R2 loll & 2 hOu ... 185K aach/ otter or trade? Own/Bkt 873-4338, &42-&666. ftutala Yall9 lilt No down.No qualllylng 3 St twnhm. Move In, lake OYel' $1300-$2300 negot. pymt• Shared appreciation Wiii trade Sue 891-555e For S• beeut, 4 BR. t~. be, pvt pool A IPL ,.... •ttgl;ou• cul de sac loc&-llOn~ Sngl "Y-s1n.ooo Red Carpet. Ask for J1nt1, 775-8Hl3 or 545-1030 \ f . -I l I ti F It ~ Walker Blee ' • - heated pool I. ltept tO I Single OCMrt. KJtchent avelt c:. :-:O '°' ,.,,,, 985 N. Cout Hwy ~ .,.., I/Man- L1gun18-:tl 494-52$4 c I a , CM . I 4 5 mo floom w(kltdl. Pf'lvllegM, nr butlln• a shopping '*''" ee2-7520 Room w/ptt blttl & llQl'lt kltcherl pttv. Student °' Prof per.on only. No- smoker, no pee Ac:foee from beech 1286/mo. call M0-5844 .V~ndL Nwpl l!lct'I quiet h-'°' I buly VIP. notMmkf~ b&th. '300 mo. o IMehn ~ l'IM room I with pttvsta b&UI tor 25 yrl plul ~,. mlM. All M Amen ti•. 536-t see an &PM om. ..... 1114 Hl17 Weetcllff, N.B. 2541 to 4000 aq. ft. tit. flOOt Agent 5-41•5032 Prime fountain Vlllay of. floe 884 sq tt 10529 s1111r . 71~1134. ( 0 I ck I AirpOl1 -• &le Sul... "°"' 22M!O llq ft. $1 per 11q ft . M:li xtru Ceil 557-70 0 Oownlo.n Hunt. Beech. CIOlll to City H.a,wdt to blnk8 & Poll Office. ap1c11 from S250 t o MSO. 400 aq n 10 eoo eq ft. 1 month frff rtnl 53&-14a6. MO 1•81. Wahr FrNt IN1 DELUXE SllT£ 2012 Sq ft (cen dMda) $1.25 eq '11· &42~ •CdM dlx 1ult1a. AC, ami;>I pkg. from 1325. 2855 E . Cit Hwy . 875-4800 UPTOtMO FREE RENT .............. Al Inland pnca.. &.ilt• S55 to 2400 eq ft. Reftt rebllte. IMMd on ..... term I "'*'1 .,.,.._ prov. ellowance. Cour· My to 8kn. UOO MAA1HA VIU.AOE NEWPORT BEACH t7!)..8M2 l l ' l • TMt'• ALL ~ .,_. fQr a 30 ci.y lld In the DAlY PlOT SERVICE •. DIECTmtY llis HOIOSCOPr· BY SIDNEY OMARA ftanda7, Mattia 3 ' ARW (March 2l·April 19): Light is shed on partnership propoaal. poaibJe legal irregularity, need for new start and ability to get to lieart of matt.en. Emphasis alao on financial prospecta of one who is cloee to you, including a mate. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Coordinate efforta wUh one who 1hare.L..ba1Jc concerns. Make intelligent conoeeaiona to partner or mate. Emphasi.a on aecurity: family, ability to play waiting game •Analyze lnfonnation n!Cently made available. GEMINI (May 21 .June 20): Diversify, be flexible, study Tavrus meaaage for valuable hint. Maintain tieady pace. complete neceesary forms and locate documents which had been temporarily mt.placed.. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good lunar aspect coincides now with change, chance for travel, speculation, intensified r~lationahip. YoU:ll gain additional space, you'll find ways of ovetooming ~ red tape and • confining situation. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Major amignment can be completed. Be analytical, give full rein to intellectual curiosity. Spotlight on surprise meetings, exciting encounter with member of opposite RX. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Short t:ripa, visit.a involve relatives and might have much to do with lollf _distance call. Domestic adjustment is featured, ~involve change of 1Cenery or lifestyle. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 22): Highlight oontidence, willingness to pioneer a project and to accept added responsibility. Thia can be your power-play day. Circumatancea swing in your favor, you'll be at right place at crucial ~nt. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nav. 23 21). Define terms. look beyond the lmmedfate, take inventory and "' realir.e potential. Focus on organization. pomibility of initiating contacta which could lead to sua:aaful bu.sinem enterprile. SAGITl'AJUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emphaaia on unive.na.l theme, communication and education. YOU could beoolne ecti~ in theeter group, special effort& aimed at benefiting charitable or hospital project. CAPRIOORN (Dec. 22.-Jan. 19): Focus on new siarta, emotiooal respamea. creative endeavors and incn:aed popularity. F.mphaaia abo on romance, JIC'Ofita fJun career or bu.tne8 enterprl8e. AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You w1n friends, influence people and can make room for youraell at more elevated pcmtion. First tm~ apt to be CXJCTeCt -ind.lvidual who taught you mUcb in put will once more be avail.able. PJSCES (Feb. 19-.M.arcb 20): Have alternatives at band -80IDe ~ could fall throuah, aome peraona co'-tld take leave. Look beyond the .fmmedl.aw, embllah conmda, verify objec:Uva ' Or~ng1 Coa1t DAILY PILOT /Wednuday, Maroh a, 1083 Fl Leet t ,.... HM pmeuf · lt1-Wu... Sitt ltlt Wy... llM ltl• Wu... SIM ltlt Wu ... llMltl1Wu ... 5100 Found. young Oob6e found lenictt 3114 *FASHION COUNSELOR OFF.SHORE OIL JOBS ---------------• Te WINUe Pn 2•2a. Cell •~..a •~-Companion for elderly 112/hr. PIT, LadlM Ap. No Experience necH· SPEND YOUR DAYS 979-1800 before 9PM. ...,.." __ ._ genttemen Older fem pw.i eu.u-a 73G-906o .. ry. US. & overaeH. In buatn .. 1. merrlege, Pff4. Llguna 8ctl condo or 731-4347 For 0 Ir• ct or Y • AT THE BEACH L091 In COM. Tiny b11 dog etrH• problem•. etc. M inimum expenH• 1-312-741-8170 Ext 0-13 with rttln.eton• coH•r Celt DI-e31-M7e or 494-285e 11111&1 lf'10E "-Wd 87$-6584 831~ Good phone YOio. and PAIT /Tm nu 1-1 Found wht Huelly, vie •ANGEL.A SPIRITUAL _,.llTlll pereonellly to hendle W•ntao •dull• over 22 Wee1dlff Plue. N& ewie Con.uttanl·ell metten Exper or lr•lnN• can cuttomer ~. Ughl wtlo enjoy wor1clng with MCM>O\I • m•• 11·120/hf ltar11ng ~ anes Invoicing tor youth Mutt be well 816-2495 91._9784 pay. All lledee iY9llalSJI lendlC8'>8 melnlen•n~ groomed, pereoneble, • F-aund German ~cl. In our ~bllcatk>rla. Call ~y. 9 to 3, M·Frl, poeltlve motlvlltor. Siert 8· 10 mo old, fa, vie l•alatll a 637-:lHO. EJCI 3 Kl~G 752-7255 et 175 ~ w .. k. Call &oollttuTlt & Yortltown r1a i I ,.. -G-ROC_E_R_Y_lt_or_•_euh __ ler_ .• 2-5pm, 646-7021 (Ull for 2/11. ~. aac a OlllrT &lllSTUT Exp 1:30 • m -8 p.m. _s_h_ar_r_on_1_. ----- Found Gotd Female Pvc>. lu!a"' .. Growtno a.ctrOfllct 011-L on g If• • c h . I 2 1 3 I PAIT THIE IC>PFOX e mo. old. t-.r -·tits 4114 -l/1butor teak• highly or· 424-7579 I DU/WUIDll 8eedl &. SlaW ~ Hunt. genlZlld & IMllf mojlvated HAIR SALON-Heir ttylllt Meke extr• U helping I Hoep. 2-22. '4a·9 16 Equity poeltlon ol1wed for pwaon to wor1c In credit needed tor e.tboll 1111end youth carrier• promote Found Doberman at MM--lltent p...tner In •ab., depl. 2 Y" credit •ntl MIOn. 973-4013 their own ealebll1hed 1 dowlerk Airport H.B . ~ly vlelbl• ••rvlo• collectlon exp. req routH. Melure, outgo. Taken lo O.C. Anlmel tad ~. ~ Cttudl 55&-3880 HELP WANTED tor M S Ing, allraettve patentel $~. to receMI 20% mum °" Pallant, Ylc •3rd a Bal-__ .. •-•• ISOK 10 I 100K lnv .. t· CRUISE SHIP JOBS boll 81. 1 hr ern & 1 Iv type peraon, pleue ...,. Found: Set l'nOfn. SM9. ment In 2 yra. plul per-NI Ooc:upatlona aflernoon I 7 50 hr 2-6PM. M-F. 646-7021. Mix puppy, blll noee 2 petual 1°" 8Qlllty In co. Avalleble &~9 Piiia P/tilH epot:a °"tall. M&-31176 ~doing 1 1• 1 MM. ~~~ ~ ~':~ Hotel Switchboard Ope-I Repreeent nellonal com- FOIHWI: Ut\le bledl dog. 8holAcl grow lo S5MM In 3121886-43-47 Ext C.70 retOJ et lu11u~una pen._ by dol"9 lnler .. t-,. __ _. next 3 Yf'I. " you quellfy I ...._.. WOf1t In N B ....,.., Hwyl H•lotrope end """'' .,. Int-wet, Fee for Directory Beeef'I Hotel •no P.--c d M . 9 1 6" 1 4 1 5 : •-ad P'ef COl'ltec1 Mergle offloe. Supplement your TEL-1-CIRC HAS IMMEDIATE OP~~GS FOR PART· TIME PEAS't>"'S IN TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER •Evenings and Saturday mornings ·Commission/Guarantee •Must be ambitious. pleasant and rellable ·Experience helpful, but wllllng to train •This Is not temporary Call 548-4000 between 9AM-3PM 642-5678. ext. 312 between 5:30PM-9PM 873-3017 pie ... cell An .... r Ad Data entry per90f\, IDCP8f.. Marmollfo 497-4477 Income .$4 hr gu11. "· 842-4300. 24 hra. cln:ulatlOn cs.pc lor fMl wtth xlnl ~ lnoenttw 5 R • Lo9t 1 rr dd M ·~Lab 'h •IDT•-·-· growing netlonal mag•-HOUSEKEEPER. 4 ttn per progrem. Some alter-"THE POSITIVE AN WE . Dene. blk, vk Beach/ NEWPO~!,... zlne. Variety of office week, 15 00 hr Mull! noon, ave and wknd Ind MC).0170 Pflme leedl ~ 1uncUone 1111 out lhie NII r.-d Eng. HB 982-3257 ehlftl evllll. Good. cieat LMt, wtVte VOfbhlre T•· ume po91t1on. ~ Id-en 4 ..,..ictno vOioe a ~ Relief f()( aowo ano ear.I IUllTW&L rler Male. 4 yt RE· Xlnt ~ eq f1 vanoement lor right In-HOUSEKEEPER lor etder_I 1tum • mu1t. Selu I Home 24 hf ahlf11 Sun· Publl1hlng co In N 8 WARD 845-2177 Ell· audllll Prop. ~70 dMdual. Kathy tn..3W ly lady, llve-tn, metur• •JIPr. pref but '#Ill train dey & Mondey S...a--07951 nMd• peraon ..,11h ex _,. C.M. fiii-;;J;;;;;riiiii' 111111.. -to onw. cook &I nght peraon. Call Lind• SALES pertenoe Typing phone e...,.. houM Atlractlv• or Robin now lor Inter· ... ,..... I a bookkeeping 1k1ll1 F~u~::~o~~~.~~· fUll•HI lwnll Prll.... I er-. Ref req 844-2120 v19w. ~ I 1 Knowledge of Se1eguard 652-7562 or t42...u11 ,. llU '"Newport c:.nt• _., ()( e1:J.-mt I -•1m-t Pert-..._,....._. IY'fem helpful. se.2s per --------, D1r• ltWi> expf'd ROA . ~--I Salee Menegement traJ.. hour 831·1124 • L091· "" bl! & wttt dog t ,... ,, ... -c:halrl6de WlfrOl'lt omoe & lnlurenoe I N••d per1on wllh •Ilk -Wiit lrlln quaillledl ~long• •• 32 t 110-• 1 StTfERS UNL-1ij\l'f.o • bkkpg exper Join our Full time poeltlon. lneur· ICrHnlng experience. I peflOnl IOI' dlvlalon 011 smnut C.M. ~d. 641-71:12 ' tiorn.• ~~tt~I .... ____...!! 1telf ror • rewarding enoe Brok .. omoe. AP" Cell Cry1tal Creation• dtwnlfted merketlno co, Commercial develop .. -..... -T-career. Selary open plleant1 ~ hew Ad· Appuel/ Ho1l•~Y De-a-operation tor..,_ men• firm. Excellent • Found: F. bll\ dog, brn 11• by .oucatora wno ~300 mfnlelrellve ln1urence elgner1, Co1t1 Men IXP•nilon In southern 1klllt required. iyplno 85 merklng1. Crown Vly ~ lor c:Nldren, homee, --------beckgrO\lnd; lel99hon• 831·6414 Calllornl•. CommlH lon wpm, 1horth1nd tOO Pl<W;, Leg Nlg. 405.-eOOO pet• & the elderly. Call lllTIL/ .... Prlltlet end communlcello11 PR & SALES range from 125.000+ wpm I 1 3 SO to Found: Bfk Poodle wt oorporst• '-dqtre (714) In Newport Cent• Mete• .-me: bM1c bookkMPlno * lllllC * ennually. For confidtlnllal $1450/month commen-IWHl•r "Kiiter". Vic. 7&2~21. extn lharp ft9f'd RDA end accounting 1klll1; lntervi.w Call Miii RI· aurale with experience. eo.t• MeM. M .. IS2e6 I c:hllrllde 'WltrOl'lt ofc. & MCr•t•rlal 111111• w/mln. Juel Ilk• Meglc, you ctMly • Cell bel. 8 a 11 week· ---------~ T.I.' ...... bkkpg Hpe< Join our 45 WPM typing. Quallft ooukl be-= In one ,.,.. •••( d1ya. 831·5800 Laguna 8Mut. blll puppy, ap• 1 ----•--11111 for • ;ewer ding ad eppllcante contecl of Newport ·, moet --Niguel. rr. coctt• mbL Haebntn. U. llmR career. Salery open Tim Bectc, 714-tOs-4442. 1 .. cluelv• private club. 114-Ml-IHI ----=---- ,,,...to good home .. not a!: .. ... 840-0300 ~ 8:30 AM end 5 ··M= llteod". We •• BETWEEN t1 AM-3 PM SECRETARY ..._.__. ..,... C .. /8A -~ • • PM. MorrFt1 loo« for • ,_ motl· for pvt ln...-tor. bkpng, F.;: i.'&..a'11 -· ' ~ In 181 & 2nd lllJIL ... .,,. vet.CS. articutate peop6e SALES poeltlon °'*1 "'' exp & gremmetlcal 1111111 I TD 1 1Mt , Coukl IMO 10 CflelrlkM ••••t1 , to )Oln OUt memberllhlp guaranteed Hlary or req Non eml!tr. a.alary.. Pwt1Hlt Hl2 RoOt 8att1ar NH/CM In 2 mon\N tor ROA with Commwc&al property &.! and aal• deperttMnt. comm. e.m up to 11000 neg Mell reeume 10 Ste I R..E. Brok• Bel "-'tors CP H ~-....... aeat. 2 vr-aper For lnlormetlon ano 1n-wk & more. C•ll Dick 200, 2155 E. Cll Hwy, ITUITIS 642-2171 ~11 Nwpte~.~~7r•r., ;;;:-Q:.~.na.1400 tarvlew , ca11 Herdy531-3000 COM82&25 11•1&1Me00 be~ s.... -------... --1111111 t 11T Tl, 114' L. T.Y OenUll Met. ROA tor bwV I _../llTIY 10 -e PM. All! tor Mr mt TUI Tl I HAA8()fl. 8l 0 I 23"' ~d. 175,000 11t Nwpt 8ch Ae1toretlv• A o • n c y n • a d • Montgomery. ITIP A great piece to 1tartl 2112 v I TO on a110.ooo reedy-pracuce. ~ 8"thu-Commerol•l/Peraon••1 nr•L ESTA~ e ~teulve, energetic Good typing ettllla, 90· COSTA MESA to-build hilltop S~t ..UC c:tM*4de lor a 3 II n .. SECRET AR y ~ , ~ poeltlve people wanted thu81a.n arid profeeelo-141-1•11 view. downtown L.A . member back office Agency ·~ r9q. Full Sll1amen. Heed 1 ~ tor or..t ..... poeltlon1 nallsrn wtll wtn Ihle pro- n..-.... ~ eora.from EJv161n Pn teem XLNT 8-.Y end ume. 549-2120 .rienoed pereon In com-Salary p4\JI comm1M1on mo table 1pot w i th U..._ft, .... ;;m.. on Patti °'· f~ 1n1. 3 tieneftt.. t31·24e0 rnardal & tndultr1al ,... Ca 11 tom P • r k • r . ou1e1andlng natlonal l W5&1l ~·· '82,500 tekH It. DanUll ..__.-for.....-Legal ..ntaty, 0 .C ... eet.lt9 for•~ l 531-3081 company Cal fOf appt ATTAACTM! 71.C) 240·9123, avH 8dl ~~~ PGf1. "*' 5 Yl"ao bua. Ill ~ flnn. NEWPO~T PEl\SOHMEL T~ES 14) 4"-1163 Of (110) Seeking enthUllHllO ~ -::-:~ e:::.~~ltlone ~:..""" ~~~Y. 752-0331 EOE O Sf.AW OU 2t-3048. te•m lftember for 3 o1~ Salary open 7t41~1 ,,._ eei-11 ~1-------..,-,,. IOOW HAS aaa lor member !font olltce 75-corporm eec:retery wtlh Teoo Bell te loolllng for 11111 LW I Mn T.D'•, 110,000 up. No Dental Expe<lenc• re-IHI,.._ h 11111 minimum 3 yean .. pen. a PIT help Dey & nit• ..~Tl Otedlt CINOll, no penetty. c:iuncs. XUfT rnnge .,._ Ull r & mlll r I ~la k9Y to enoe t --· bed!--... llllf1• evlllable. Oppor-OUTCAU 14 HOUA8 Cell Denleon Anoe. neflte end 8alery. llN.L rt.mlftLL 19* PNet!OIOUe PQlltton. t1etpfi..t:t;:,t' not~ !unity tor lldYanoement -.o20'1 tn..1'111 831·2490 nnarss &per Ol'I pu1M bc)erd & Muel haW exoetlent typ. Apply 2·5 at 901 S 1111 --•'J T. I. DrtYWI WWlfed tot dalV-rtllW::. • type50wpmamuet.Cell ino ,.. woro proc .... ng Cout Hwy. Leoun• II.I. IF ' --• •-t bueltl8Mla dllyl I UC · tor appt. NEWPORT • ._ Shorttland helpful. Beech. c..tl ,_ ~123 m .. ,017 .. 1062 • . INSTI TORS· PERSONNEL AGENCY a.Mt1t1 & NletY com: 111111.E I 752-4Cl31 EOE M/F menMHate with axperl· Clldlllaca to Go-Carte ''!!ti~!!-.:..~~ ~alee-drlvln2.++reYM">cord, (I Ft•lll) flt, I enoe. Non-«nok•. Mutt What.-the Fed '7111 NO. ~ 8lVO i;;; " a.... U 1-----L Trad• ~' old atun tor ha\18 front Offtoe ~·1 Aolt 'em Oft the marital fl\Jt.L&RTON l'OLITI. HA DWOAK· .... • ......... n•• goodlH with a enoa. No IOlf'IQlea, plM-With. 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T' Ir , oJ:. ........ ... .. .· \ , l l ' .. I '.I , I , ~I • . , ' I ' I :1 Orange Cou• DAILY PtLOT/Wednud1y, March I, 19U TODAY'$sCROSSWORD PUZZLE . AOA08$ 54 Maintain , Aidt· Abbr st Long time . 'To - -00 Batr•cuda TUllDA Y'I PUZZLI I OLVI D All 81 Yukon city • Cutt COior 83 Banana port f4 Stare 84 ·~.up by 18 Ancttnt 85 Texu city ,\alan M Bali .... Gr• alave 87 European ~ Danish ltnoth ea Warmth ' 1• Appeel 69 "Or -I ~s.ltowt 21 P.Ur 22 Nefghbor Of -8rtt1111 Col- umbia ~Ant Ii Alarm 2r oarment tt Aatonlall SO Play Sf "Pahawl' 39 Hard coat SI Hlgtl home 3Uctually: '. IS words 41 Scllool book ''Envoy 4• Born 45 PCfVtrlceled 48 Pft, In SOho 4~ Chinese club 48 Ontario river 51 Tumtps DOWN 1 Quartz 2 Orego·n cHy 3Sea animal 2words 4 Sawbuck 5 Amongst 6 Cartes 7 Judge - -·Army VIP 8 Recent 9 Fiulle rock. 10 A Mrs Chaplin 11 Fatima's mate, et al 12 Seized 13 Volcano 19 Burden 24 Good-byes Eng. 26 Cogn1zan1 28 Fondle 30 Ump's equal 3 1 Navel rind 2 words 32 Vermin 33 "For the love of -" 34 Semitic god 35 Wine center 37 Moldy 38 "Flow gently, sweet-" 40 Sore 41 Que 's Need telephone ules repreeentatives to atart tonight in Carta Mesa offi~. . .. •Part time •Must be at least 16 •No experience neoemary •Pieuant penonallty •Reliable •Good earning potential ........ " ..... ... .., ... 1 .. Id. 112, .... ... l l neighbor 46 Correct Pre- fix 48 Snuggle 49 Braid 50 "lA _ ... Opera 52 Whacks 53 Iowa or Ohio 54 Hole makers 55 Demonstrate 56 Yes, yes Sp. 57 Summers Fr 59Gu 62 Be obliged n COSTA ME SA I t_~J M t T':>IJP.l~HI : • • • . ..,.. ... J t I co,..,..HL CHEVROLET ~. ~ '1 ' • f ,....., ' ,. ~ ... \ S4b-1 200 -Bl _DWlliE CUii It was a doggone shame for _-t>uslnesiea Along the Coast: Page A4. Tornado wreaks havoc tn Grange County, -L.A. -Page A3. ·CDAIJ JDITIDI WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS ~ Mopping Up under rainy skies -Hunt~n-.=-- -G-:;.:_ - hardest hit alo11g .~2a~t By ROBERT BARKER and PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of .. ..,,... .... Huntinpn Beach residentar stunned by the ferocity of rain and cyclone-like winds, were ~~tmmooe.atib'-_ wont. atorma to alaah through the city. I More than 1,000 homes were • flooded and an estimated $22 million damage cau.aed tfy the 11onn which slammed lnto th.e ooutal city yesterday morning. Nearly 1700 feople were evacuated rom homes threatened by flood waters. L. Ont. death~ Wa.!._!!ported by er-ectrocuuon. . -. The storm also lopped off portions of two pr,evioualy dama1ed pien in Huntingtop , Beach and Seal lie.ch. I An addltklinal 1,000 feet of thle already daf)ag~ Seal Beach Municipal Pier collapeed about 10 p.m. yeeterday. ' ''We're just waiting for the felt of it to tan ln," aald lifeguard Kelly Hamill. The pier .waa aerioualy damaged during January'• atonm when two large ~destroyed. A middle section of the pier washed away Wt night, along with portions of the remaining pier fragment.a, ahe aald. About 4-0 feet wu broken off from the end of the 1,830-foot long city pier, causing estimated damaaes of $2~.ooo. The ~ Cale, located near the end Got the p ier, perched (See HUNTINGTON, P.,e A%) Laguna Beach firemen rescue flood victiDl8 from Laguna Canyon Road. Bit of everything . plagued Laguna By STEVE MITCHELL 0/( .. .., ....... i....,una Beach 9eldom 91:ape9 the bnmt of winter stonnl. Yeaterday'a deluge, which dumped 2.8 inchea of rain in l...quna Canyon, oertainly waa DO exception. . And, u in put dluaters in La1una Beach, there were oddhiee. Such .. hundreds at Jarae flab Ooppna in the middle of~ Canyon ROlld. A truck ancf car ccmmutinc down a swollen flood control channel -without the benefit of drivers. And several buTela Of hazardous Waite that myaterioualy washed up QI'\ Main Beach. <' There wu drama, too, with several dozen canyon resident.a reecued by neighbors, Marinea and firefighters. Renee Carter, carrying her YOUD8 daua}lter Ju)Jette, WU one of tboae brought out of the flooded canyon aboard a fire elll1ne ye.terday '. ''I io.t everythin8 I own.'' the (See BIT, Paae A!) Ruth 'Dewell 1e1a ref reshmenta for IOlll Cliff and Jamie, 3, from Laurie Moore at Huntington Beach High School center. Newport, Mesa •$22 mllllon workers put damage tn Huntington Beach on full alert •Newport, Balboa ~ STEVE MARBLE piers closed .... .,.., ......... Without a atop to even ueeae damag~a. city workers, police •Forty evacuated In of&en and firemen in Newport Beach and Costa Meaa were Costa Mesa placed on full alert today, preparing for pomible flooding, •Landslide In strong winda and potential landalldee. Corona del Mar Both cities were ravaged b~ yesterday'• storm, whlc •Businesses soggy dropped more than three inches of rain in only three hours in but sound downtown Newport Beach. Every major road in Newport -except for Newport Boulevard •Hospitals keep -WU cloeed by mid-morning yesterday. Docka and piers were services open ripped looae by the rlver-llke currents, throuib Upper Newport •Irvine reports ~ Ne;vc Harbor. t for Bay Drive, all mlnlmal damage the street.a reopened today. Most Newport resident.a, in a •Some schools touch of gloomy irony, went without water much of the day closed today when a 30 .. inch water main at the Newport Bay bridge snapped under the ~ of the raging •Flood channel currenL flaws blamed for "U you'd told me .evera1 days ago that thia could tuu>Pen. rd flooding n1!ver have believed it," commented Newport police officer Pete Perrin. •Newport ·boats In Calta Mesa. a arnall twister break loose In ripped through the city late r:rday ~· uprooting at harbo,..-40 trees in e Me98 Verde community. At least 11 power polee were downed by the wind, DeilrPIM ....... _, ........... and fences and ~ at nearby (See WORKERS, Page A!) Police, fi~eme11 had some breathers By LOl\EMZO BENET Of"llie .,.., ,... .... It demoyed acoree of homes, eent hundreda fleein1 for dry around and caUM!d an estimated $25 million in pel'90nll and public property damaae· But one of the ID09t devutatini ltorml ln the at.ate'• history didn't overwhelm CIOW\ty fire and police ter'Vic:a. "We could have handled a bi11er atorm," aaid Chuck MUrpby, an Orange County 11re ~t information officer. "We UM!d OW' re90W"C9 to the maximum -but we weren't stretched to the limit -although at one point yellterday afternoon we weren't respondiJll to water removal cal.la -we were only handling life-threatening ~es." Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., the county fire department reswncied to 180 calla -about 100 more than usual, Murphy said. The deper1ment called up an additional 40 men and employed eech of the county's 71 fire~ to handle yesterday's stcrm that parafyi.ed much of ihe Otanae Coast. Future woe seen.for houses near the ocean The county alao received Uliltance from Loi ~ and Rivenide county hand cnw1 who helped with aandbaalq and debris removal, Murphy By PHIL SNEIDDMAN 0/( ............... To many co••tal reladenta, bWldtnc a bomf at the ocean'• edet ii a dnmn ~ C'ue. But that dream can qulckly ::_uaeand =.,~~ ~ y..WJ'day'a cau.e the ocean to invade' a bMch dweller'a llvlnl room. In the wake of recent ll1«rrW and h1lb tide in Januuy. An toa aald that U the predktion of wane weat.Mr ln tutuN yean "' true, oc.nfront hclmel•tbat are rebuilt may haw . to be modified ua1n1· ttllta Gt X!!!:futo minimise future ftcm freak wavee and· ~~the damallnl c:outal ~ Antal pridkited that ( ... OCBAN, ~ 41> Mid. . Meanwhile, county ahertff'a department called in 15 off-duty (See POLICE, Pap Al) \ ~ ,. .. • I• -----------------. -- -----~· * Orang• COHt DAILY PILOTIWedt'IMdly, March •• 11U g _Hunti.ngton hardest h it Frqm Page A1 e periouilly cloet to tho Wit.et' th.ti ~· . MeeriWh.lle, all .iem.ntary and middle echoola ln \hel J'OW>Wn Valley and HuntlnlfPn Qeach City ac'hoo dflttrtta r•rn1rntd cloeed today, but"'--* expected to-reepen \omom>w lf no further fioodlna huarda appear. Vlrtuelly all lloodin1 In the city wu ca\.Lled by overfiowLna fiood control channels, lillCOl'dlng to city spokesman Bill Reed. .~. A 20·foot rupture In the Hrthen channel between Atlanta and HamlllOl'l avenuee yntetday ]>Oled a m.jor thttat to Edi.Ion HlC.h School and residents living we.t of MagnOU. 1treeta. Emergency crew1, including Marlnea from El Toro Marine Corps Air Station end aailora believed to be from Seal Beech • 1 ~ Weapona SJa~on. join~ city and county crewa ln working to plug the breach with sandbaga. Heavy earthmoving equipment later shoved the silt and dirt back into the weakened areas and the channel appeared to be stabtlized . by th1s morning. Anot her problem area involved homes lying ln the pith of water from another broken channel near Atlanta....Avenu"" and Beach Boulevard: The homes remained flooded . and cloHd thl1 morn&na and -i.uLd•••• ~· -.vaouuecl •o Huntin8'on Beech Kiah School. Electrldty to vecant home1 ln the low-lyin1 flatland MCtlon --wu-.tsut oft u .. ~tklnary meaaure. Reed Hid-re1ldente of th• Huntln1ton-by-the-Sea Mobile Home Park near Newland Street and PacJllc Cout Htahway were prevented from returning to the Many r o a d s still c losed Whtie moat major freeway• were open th1s morning, 1everal south county roads remained cloeed due to flood.lng, Callfomlli Highway Patrol offioera said. Laauna Canyon Road waa clo1ed indellnitely to both dttect1ona from El Toro Road to Pacific eo.t Highway and the Ortep HJahway was ahut down to one lane at the San Juan Creek bridge because the passageway was con1ldered structurally unafe, offidal.t said. Paolflc Coast Highway remained~ between Warner Avenue and Golden West Street in. Hwiti~Cdn Bea.ch ~nd between P es and Camino Capistrano ln Capiatrano Beach. park today b•ca1.u• o f a con\inued Uu:c&L... _ _ _ _ "There's a lot of water puahlna a1alnat th• wall• and ft ooula 1pell trouble," Reed Mid. .Rt1ld.tni1 gJ th! park •'ld other mobile home par 1 - Rancho de.l lleliarBrOD.k.!ield Manor and Dr;1 Eatata -- were evacuated by boati ytWterday. MOit of the houatna tncta in that general area were closed with barricades and police told everyone to 10 to Huntlnaton Beach Hlah School. The orily atonn-related deeth in Hun~n Beech occurred at about 8 a.m. yeeterday at the Ocean View Muahroom Growera farm on Golden Wnt Street, police said. According to police, Rojelio Zuniga, 17, a Mexican ciUzen llvfnl in HunUncton Beech, wu covering a conveyor belt motor during the rain when he waa accidentally electrocuted. He waa pronounced dead .on a rr ival at Huntington Intercommunity Hospital, a hoe&:~ spokesman laid. • n High School in 10uth Huntington Beach was closed today because ft is located near a flood contr.ol channel that suffered a serious break yellerday. 1 Bit of, eVerything iil Laguna Frq_m Page A 1 tearfu\ mother of three said. "I watched my antiquee float by. I saw my c at dro"°'n. I lost everyth.J.ng .. •• She said her nei&bbor'e were sand bagging the fr(mt of their homes near Big Bend in the I canyon when the heavy rainfall I began. l : '1t happened ao f81t." she said. , Carter and her nelghbon jumped aboard a fl~tbed Jtruck that I carried them •out o' the canyon where they later ~ed a fire * ·Tar ne l ~hbor,, Michael 1 w~. recills the ride out of the.canyon. , "About 20 of ua were on the flat~ when the engine wei:n out,'' be aid. "We~ down the c:ah)'OI\ road whh the fiow of the current. picldhg up peo~le u we Ooeted by." A. ~ Beach "fire engine thak 1' .. h4!ading out <Jf the canyop •topped i~e iruck and transferred fl-9 ~!~ aboard the red enctne. ~ them the resti of the way tQ tdety. 1 CJiarlie Fun,~ canyon resident. said the flooding came aa j 1urprtse to him and hi• neiahbora ''We were sandbagging our homes when all al. a sudden the water waa up to here," be said, 'I pointing to hJa ~ ''Wlien it B• u t deep, you star1't'h1nklni abou dT<>Wnlng." The city's blue and white bu.es carried many canyon residents to the recreation department, which became a temporary emergency center. By nighUall, most had gone to stay with friends. *** The canyon flooding also prompted the two Lagwia lakes to overflow. and hundreds of baa and carp flowed out onto Laguna Canyon Road. •PJ'here were beautiful fiah out there," said police Lt. Jim Spreine. "I saw a ti·inch bass no ping around." ~ne canyon resident was picking up the fish and to8lsing them into the flood waters, ~spreiJle said. "I don't know what good he thought he was doina. If they made it to the ocean they'd die in the salt water." *** Ftsh weren't the only things 111 the flood channel yesterday. At about 2 p.m. Joe Jahraus, who1e family owns Laguna Beach Lumber Co.. watched a small pickup truck roll put hia business in the concrete channel. He aaid be called the pollce who spotted the vehicle .. it rolled under Broadway. At Beach Street, the truck became w~ in the clwmeL .And that's when troubleil began foe Laguna '1 downtown. · ''The truck cau.ed the channel waten to back up and flood several downtown ltreeta," said Spreine. He said Coaat Highway was closed for two houn aa the water raised to several feet. ~ "Once the truck forced Its way through the channel. the water sub8kfed," the police lieutenant said. A. for the truck. and a small Volvo that followed the same route, pol.ice are gueaing both vehicles a.re 10mewhere in the ocean. *** While police were trying to figure out how to dialodge the truck, -bout a half dozen metal barrela waahed up on Laguna's Main Beech. Ftnftaht.er& cordoned off the area until nl1htfall when a hazardou. waste dlapoeal tearn arrived to cart .off the mysterioul containers. Flre M.anhal Herb Jewell Mid one of the ba.rrela contained a high power ind\.l.ltrial eolvent, several others held petroleum products, and two others were marked .. containing hazardous waste. "We have no ldea what the material was, or whue it came from," Jewell said, adding fire officials will attempt to determine where the barreb came from. ~\\ ~S-_ c_a_l_teF-e-~d-sh_o_w_e-rs-.... -lll__, l l Coast a l Parity cloudy 1011111111 wllh K•Cter.ct •tlowert OV.r"lgtlt ~"' the 509. ~ p9f1ly clolidy tomorrow wftfl ~ of ~ rllduoed 10 ao~ HWla tomorrow eo to Ill ll•••tl•r•, from Point C01'C•Ptlon to ltl• ... 111un border Md out ., dll; WlrG IOI lt:w• 21 to M MOiii -11 to 21 IMt tonlftlt o••r out• ...... Wlndt '°""""""' 10 to 11 lmOtll ton1tM mnd i-row -~ ....... """_blllld ... 12 to 1• .... ~ 91"1 ecM9ofy wflfl .,,.._ ~ I to t2 ..... but loo9llr • ... 20 .... on --Mlldng """'*-lo•tt•r•d ttlow.,e a-rid ltlundertllow.,, decr•••l11g ...,.._ Pllftly doudy '-- wltfl • 10 percent chance of .,_.., Ex tended ' , l _ WORKERS ... From Page A1 !\ ii..:_ ~ I . ,. Eauaola U~eh Schoo.L wan del\l'Oyed . "Meu Verde looMd like a war wne," ...... i.d MU.. liltM'.._ th• malntenance 1upervt10r in f Cotta Mesa. Police In Cotta Meu te10rted ' to uli.na rubber llfM>o.ta to eet to , 1ome 1trandeQ realdenu. Including one woman who 1u.ffered an apparent heart attack i+.t the helaht of the atonn. The water 1tood eeven feet deep ln areas. 0.., ll'tlot 9'tMlto by LM P.,ne T he End Cafe moves closer to its name as the Huntington Beach Pier loses a see:;t ion to- stormy surf this momin~. ' . Flood control· ,\ channels blamed By JEFF ADLER dt-..,.., ......... Surging floodwater• that inundated streets and homer ln several Orange Coast communities yesterday might POLICE .. • From Page A1 deputies and about 30 reserve officers and put 100 r;nore on standby to deal with yesterday'• emergencies, said Lt. Wyatt Hart of the Oranae C.ou.nty Sherlffs office. Many of the units were de-~loyed in canyon neighborhoods where a •tro:J potential nisted foe flooding mudslides, Hart said. "The 1torm didn't tax ua becauae of our reR1Ve program." Hart u id . "We had eome problems getting to from plaoea due to weather and traffic and our respome time to le.e eeriou.a calls wu slower than what we would like it to be." • have been 1contained had earthen flood control channels been upgraded and lined with concrete C1Ytt \he Put few years. County Public Works Director Carl Nelson said the flooding was caused by the-inability of the earthen flood-oontrol system to ~~vast.volume of water that ~~~ into it and exceeded the system 1 desi$tl'led capacity. The water slowly roee in the channels, bipn ove.rflQ~ and then eroded gape in as many as 17 differe.nt spots along the earthen channel!!. The ggpa permitted ~uddy floodwaters to rage along ~ty streew, espedally In Huntlnston Beach where damage i• estimated at $22 million. In parta of the county where the earthen flood channels had been upgraded to concrete, the flooding waa not so severe, Nellon said. He added there were only a few concrete culvem that overflowed at all. but the water never threatened the integrity of thoee channela. About 45 people we-re evacuated from their flooded home1 In Coeta Me1a and five 1pent the night at an emeraency Red Crea 1fielter at CA.ta Mesa High School. fn Newport Beach, three people and two dog, ahowed up at the Red Croaa 1helter establ.ahed at the Orange Cout YMCA. A small landalide was rePorted along Bayside Dnve in Corona del Mar late yesterday and 11 families were evacuated by city official.a who feared the homes could begin to slide. Irvine c.ame through the storm remarkably well. Several -major Intersections remained flooded today and w e re closed to motorists. The worst flooding occurred ln Northwood. Mud and water washed int&"th~ yan:t. and poola at about 15 residenoee. Trabuco Road in Irvine was cloeed today from Jeffrey Road to Culve r Drive and city crews were attempting to bulldcne a channel th.rough the weatbow~ lanes to connect inundated fields with a flood control dltch. UC Irvine was cloeed at noon yesterday because of 1evere flooding. Claaes resumed today. A pier with five ~ta attached broke loose in the Upper Newport Bay late yesterday and floated down into the harbor . Harbor Master Harry G&ie laid several boa~ th.at snapped loOlle from their moorings were wed~ed under th.e sternwheel of the euben E. Lee restaurant. : '' e haven't even had a break long enough to check out all the damage. Most of the mooringa in the harbor were rearranged," said Gage. Both the Newport and Balboa Piers were closed today as a precautionary measure. A large water matn Jon Newport that serves most of the city snapped at a point Wlder the> Newport Bay bridge becau.e of the s wift currents, aaid Wade Beyeler, Newport's general services director. Non-critical surgeries at Hoag Memorial HOllpital were canceled yesterday and 10me emergency room patients were diverted to o ther h ospl ta ls. Ho ag was without water for several hours "The problem, of course. is that things aren't over yet." aa.id Pemn. "ft doesn't look good. The last ttung we need is more rain." Throughout the day I local fire, police and /aramedi c departmenta an the highway patrol maintained constant communication with the aherifrs office, Hart said. Evacuation sites -usually local high IChoola - are pnplanned, whlle agencies such aa the Red Cross, the Salvation Army, churches and local businea1e1 supply foqd, clothing and bedding, Hart aaJd. OCEAN-CLOSE HOMES .. • "When we're Wklng of heavy rains, the usual calla we get are power outages and flooding," Hart said. "So we have three major responribllltlea: lmmedlate reacue, traffic control and 9eC\Uitv of property and pereonal safety~!'. Orange County Fire Capt Gary Stenber1 Nld fire unita were hamp,:red eomewhat by slghllleera. 'We ~ that anyone who domn't need to drive stay home,'' he said. From Page A1 prQ~rtf owners will continue to buila c OM' an.he oeeen,. He said coastal Florida homes dest.ro)'ed by hurrl~ are almost always rebuilt. Some flood dam~ in Newport Beach has been averted th.rough the construction of rock jetties that deflect the powerful surf before it ~ashes away sand. Tony M e lum, tidelands administrator for Newport Beach, said jetties were built near 40th !ll1d 50th st:reeca north of the dty pier during the late 1960a. At th.at tune. the water had been approaching coUtal homes becauae of the et'Oiion of beach sand. Since the sand in that beach area was replaced and the rock jetties were built, similar flooding problems h ave been minimized. he said. In other sections of West Newport, bulkheads were built to withstand high tides of about six feet. Melwn said. 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