HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-07 - Orange Coast PilotStorm 'trauma' victims
can find solace in HB
~ The Wmt County Cowwelina ~nter ln Ku.n\1ncton Be.ch la
'1ferln1 free counHlln1 to
vtctima ol 1-t week'• 1torrna and floodinl.
People eeekina help can make
appointment• 'by callln1 the
center at Sf? ·MM. •
"Your hou.e la not only the
p1lice where you live but It'• your
place of security," 1aid Ken
llhea. executive director of the
non-profit cent.er.
"People IUffer traumu when their -=urity la threatened, I I
BhM Mid vicUml usually are
le1>t too bu1y in the day1
bnmediat.ely after a diluter to
feel trauma.
11But you a~nd a couple of
1 days at the motil and a feeling of "'-can develop," he laid.
The 33-yev-uld Rht:a laid he
knowa the teeUnp lint hand.
He llv.. In the area of SeaJ Beech fiooded by rain and hl8h
tidee In late January.
· ff.ii hOUM wun't dam.aed but
he .uu 1uffered anxiety. no Mid.
Rhea '• counaellns 1tafl
lncludea 1upervlaory pereonnel
and more than 20 lnt.ema who
are workJ.na on advanced rolle1e
de~.
The cent.er, located at 17612
Beach Blvd., la funded by
government granta and fees from
cllenta.
If people can't pay for the
services, they are asked to help in
other areaa, such u reading to
blind people, Rhea said.
But In the case of the flood
emergency. the aervice ~free, he
said.
THI DRAIGI COAST
MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1983
2 hurt
LB • In
cliff
.Plunge
Two Laguna Beach men
1\lffered injuries when their Mf-roed vehicle plunged 300 feet
down a cliff in the Ronda Hilla
aree of Laauna Beech yesterday.
.Re9cuera, including Marines
~ a helicopter, worked for
nearly three hours to remove the
more 8erioualy hurt victim. lie
... taken to Mi8Don Community
Hospital in Misliml Viejo.
Police said Bon Ellia, 31. the
driver of the orange
International Scout, rnanaaed to
c:rawl up the steep, bn.lah-<ihoked
hD,klde to aummm help.
Ilia ~· Gerald Wilker, 38, WM aboard a ltl'etcber
.and removed by helicopter to the
hospital after paramedic• r,lled down the cliff to his
Wilker waa reported in serious
condition today ln the lntenaive
care unit.
' El.lla WU taken by ambulance
So South Cout Medical Cent.er in
South Laguna where he wu
reported in fair oondition.
"Seventeen police officers,
firemen. paramedics and Marine
personnel participated in the
bill.aide rescue, which began
about 2:20 p.m.
Police said they will question
thtt two men to detennine why
~ere on the private
I Which la marked ''No
trance, No Trespe-lng' and ia
oarmally locked @t its entrance at
the terminus of Alta Laguna
Boulevard.
o.ltfNllt ...... ~ ........... 1be area ii nicknamed Honda
BlJla by police because of Wepl
o11-r'Olld motorcycles and other
wbk:les that U8e the area.
Helicopter crew hoists one of the injured from
Laguna Beach crash aite en route to hospital.
Police seek shooting suspect
Police 0onUnued their .earch
today for a man 1uapect.ed of
two convenience storea
~dd 1 ootlng a Westminster
~ during hil getaway.
The ahootlng vlctlm, Mary
1',lrea, 22, was reported in
ded condition today at
, tmlnater Community
tal.
emmmtea Police Lt. David
E:n md the ahooUna took
at 11:40 p.m.. Saturday at
rd1 and Homer 1treeta,
WbeN the vtdim WM aettinl into
~email pickup truck with
Vincent Mires, 28, of Loa
~ and Loretta Strand, 62.
of Runtincton Beech.
Wl&P laid a man appeared
tudde'nly' grabbed the puBenger
dooC' and fired a handclm once,
1trikln1 Mary Mires. Strand,
Who WU clrivinl, att.emeto pull away, but the man
lnto the truck btcl and
out the back w!ndow with h1a
8W\. he Mid.
The gunman fell out of the
truck, and the shooting victim
wu driven lmmed.Jately to the
holptal.
Wigp said police believe the
gunman la the same penon who
robbed a U-Totem convenience
store in Westminster and a
Han1haw'1 Liquor store in
Midway City shortly before the
shooting.
That man had been chued by
police until hi.I vehicle cruhed
near Weetminlt.er Hi1h School
and he Oed on foot. Wigp said
the shootin8 took pleoe • abort
dJatance fram the blah achool and
could have been an attempt by
the robber to acquire a new
pt.away vehkle.
COUNTY 1011101
ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Severe censure
urged for judge
A state judicial comm.illion has
recommended eevere cenaure for
a Santa Ana municipal judge
aocuaed of tricking a man into
court and then jailling him for
contempt.
Judge Bobby D. Youngblood,
44, has 30 days to aalt tke
Supreme Court to reject the
recommendation of the
California Commission on
Judiclal Performance. The
commia1on voted 5-4 to advise
2 men
still
sought
An air .earch in the rugged
Sierra Nevadaa for two Newport
Be.ch businemmen went into its
ll!lOOnd week today with n!9CUe
le8dera still hopeful of finding
the men alive.
Brian Bertha. 44, and Jeff
LaHecka. 36, were reported
ml9llna a week ago today when it
Is believed the twin-engine pl&M
they were fiying went down east
of Ymemite National Park.
Snow flurries and low clouds
have frequently halted the
eearch operation., which now has
swelled to &ix a1rplanea and &ix
private~.
''We haven t given up hope -
people have survived t.hb long
before," Civil Air Patrol Capt.
Peay Beelby said today. "We1l
keep aearching until we run out
of ie.da."
Frlenda of the mluing men
have hired helicopter pllota to
join the leWCh and are raising
money to oonUnue funding the
eearch, which 1.1 009tifil nearly
$50,000 a day.
Beelby said the leal'Cb team
80\ ln half • day of c:bdina the
mountain. yesterday before a
new atonn front moved ln.
'Ille men were tut aeen when
they stopped in Reno to refuel
Bertha'• blue and white alrpl.ane
before headin1 for Oran1e
County. The men had been ln
Sun Valley, Idaho an a aid trip.
Bertha, the pilot, loet radio
cont.act with the Oakland air
traff.lc controller while tit._.,
over the Sierras at an al tude o
(See SIERRA, Pap Al)
censure for Youngblood, with
the four "no" voters calling for
Youngblood's removal from the
bench.
The judge's action, taken io
1981 , when he ordered Dr. and
Mrs. Walter F1aherty mto court
for a "rehearing" of a small cl.aima action, was "in bad faith
and malice," the commiaaion aa.ld.
There is no right to a rehearing
in small claims actions, the
commission noted . The
appearance was ordered BOlely to
discipline Flaherty , an
ophthalmologist. who had no
chance to get a lawyer before
being sentenced.
The judge _ordered Flaherty,
67, to be jailed for three days and
rejected Flaherty'& request to
delay the tentence so he could
see scheduled patients.
Flaherty eventually served
two days in jail and paid a $150
fine, which was lat.er refunded
becauae of the time served.
o.ltf .... ,....~ ....... ~
Tom Garrison figured the true value of
lvorene Steuben bowl bought at a garage sale.
It bow.led 'ellJ over
75• garage sale find worth $1,000
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. .,.., .........
It a.pr\• a 7~<ent garage sale bargain.
It hu tu.med out to be a $1,000 collector'• It.em now
deltl.ned fClC' the SmltNon.lan Institute to complete a Steuben
llua bowl eel.
Tom GarNon, a marine IClence teacher at Oranae C.O.t
CoUeae ln c.o.t.a Mesa. l&ld he thou&ht there was aomethina
pec:ullar about the ahell-1haped ivory bowl aittlng in hJa
mother-ln·law'a be.ck yard.
(See GA.RAGE SALE, Paae Al)
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Lapna Beaeh Hiaht1
R'ck Leaeh, • eentor •
ae•med with Tim
Paw1AI to win the
Pedfle Cout men t1
........ dtJe. P~ Cl.
Good deal
The Daily Pilot will pay ca1h
for the three beat oew1 llpe of
the week. Call Cd at (714)
642-4321, Ext. 226. daya, or
( 114) 642·5686 afPtt. Top
prbe eaeh week l1 115.
'Bllcbelor l•ther
John Belu1Ut1 latt
•tace ii on a hill.aide.
riqed hy pine tree1.
ltwua year.,o s. ...... , tlaat tlM
aeter e1m11Uu 4Uect
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"' Ofq• Oout DAIL.V Pll,OT/Monday, March 7, 1883
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Laguna log-jam
'local shopping' !
The Fountain Valley Chamber
of Commerce hu developt'd a
new campai&n lo encourage locaJ
ahopplna and la ukilli the c.ity to
help ~y tor It.
Ch.amber offlda.la aay the d ty
hu an important atake in the
proaram because inc rea1ed
ahopplng ln Fountain Valley wW
generate additional aale. tax
revenue for the city treaaury.
California'• aales tax la 6 cent.a
per dollar. Out of that 6 centa,
one penny la returned lo the city
ln which the purchue la made.
AA a result, cities with regional
•hopping centera and auto
dealenhlps generally reap the
largest lllles tax revenues.
I"ountain Valley ha1 no
regional shopping center nor any
au to dealerahi ps, but the
chamber wants to promote
shopping in the small commercial
strlJ» throughout the city.
The Fountain Valley City
• Council hu directed the dty ltalt ;
to determine what fund1 are I
available ror th• chamber f
proaram and to r:etum with a
report at the ooundl'a Mareh 15
~· The chamber prasram and lta
cost.a lnclude: bannered ~es
at the corner of Mlle Square
Park, $400; bUI 1helter pmten,
$2 ,000; an expanded local
bu1lne11 dlreetory, $8,500 for
printing and malling to 15,000
homea; and printed meaaagea
Inserted with city water bills,
$1 ,400
Chamber offlc1al1 1ay their I
goal la lo lncreaae city .,.Jes tax ,
revenues by at least 10 percent :
during the coming year. This:
increase would amount to:
$272,972, chamber officials laid :
The chamber alao LB developlng :
a Christmas promotional:
campaign for local merchants•
that will require no ctty funds. l
• E. Irvine historic
I
More than 1, 700 runners participated in yesterday's l 0 kilome ter race in Laguna Beach
with world mile record holder Steve Scott finishing first, and Rµth W ysacki crossing the line
first for women. The race was sponsored by SchoolPower and Nutrilite.
value due study . • A historical preservation
ordinance aimed at protecting the
general store, hotel and other
buildings in East Irvine will be
considered tomorrow night by
the City Council.
Associates to cond uct a:
Storm center opens
U.S. offers assistance in HB
A federal disaster assistance
center is scheduled lo open at 1
p.m. tomorrow tn the basement
of the Huntington Beach Cw1c
C.enter, 2000 Main St.
The center, the only one lo be
located in Orange County, 1s
scheduled lo operate from 9 a.m .
to 6 p.m. Wednesday through
Saturday.
' Representatives of the Federal
Emergency Management Agency
will be on hand to help flood
victims apply for low -interest
bousing loans. personal loans and
temporary housing.
Red Cross officials also are
using the same location to
provide assistance to flood
Vlctlltw i.n need of shelter.
Officials said a decision by
President Reagan to extend the
e¥rgency declared last January
mikes the federal assistance
possible.
Huntin8ton Beach residents
suffered damage lo their homes
estimated at $16.6 million.
GARAGE SALE BONANZA
From Page A1
So he turned it over. On the bottom was written the famous
name of the glass desigMr.
"Frankly I think it's kind of ugly.'' he aa.id. "But.. any piece
of Steuben la a oollec1or's item."
Hil mother-in-law Md refuted lo pay the original $1.25
asking price. She finally shelled out 75 cents and gave the bowl
to Gani.9on last ChriS'tmas.
Garrison, who leads annual summer trips to the
SmitNonian. contac\e4 the Waahington. D.C. muaeum for their
opinion.
tte was told that the "lvorene" bowl made i.n the 1920's as
the only piece needed lo complete a three-piece set in the
museum. Come summer they'll own th.is one, too.
"It's no use to me," said Garrbon. "And it will be fun to
have the students go and see it donated."
SIERRA. • •
From Page A 1
12,000 feet. He reported ice was
forming on the plane's wings and
that he was tuJnini around to go
back to Reno
lt LB not known whether the
small plane crashed or landed
safely in the snow-capped
mountains.
Ted Robinson , a friend and
busmess partner of Bertha, said
the pilot is a tough, athletic man
who is "smart enough to know
how to use survival gear in the
airplane."
Bertha, a resident of
Capistrano Beach. is the
pre._,ldent of Newport
Beach-based National Services
Co .. a real estate investment firm.
He also lS a co-owner of Larson's
Shipyard. an office complex and
boatyard on Pacd1c Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
LaHecka is a Laguna Beach
restdent and works for a
Newport Beech uweetment {inn
located in Newp>rt C.enter.
Beelby said the search team
has spent nearly 40 h ours
combmg the rugged terrain. A
ground search was c.aJJed off last
week because of the weather and
the 200 inches of snow covering
the mountains
"If we get some sun today,"
wd Beelby, "maybe we can sp>t
a reflection off the metaJ of the
plane. We need a break like
that."
warmer
Coastal
P91'tly clovdy 1onlg11t with • ~ of .,_.. .... "*" 20 percent ~ io.. 50 to 57
F• Md -"'*' lomon"OW w4ltt hlafl9 In IM ~ IOe
tl••wllere, f rom Polnl Conception to the Mulc•n borO. .,., out 00 ,,.... 8fNI
c;refl ect1't9ory fM outer weler.
wtth high wtnd• end huardoue
-~ cnft ecMeory •ety tonlgllt north of Newport for ln~•••lng wind• We•t 10
~ wlndl 15 to 30 knota
•llh 5-foot •Ind wev•• end combln.d MH 10 lo u IHI thrOugfl ,_,_ Ven.ble wlr>Oe
beCOfl'llng .-t.-fy IS lo 25 knob
tonlQltt locally with 3 to 4 feet
wtncr -Ugtlt vtw1able ... Mite '°"1gfll, beCOfl'llng ~ II
to ti knot• tomorrow ett.moon. W..t.-ty ..... 4 lo 9 .... tonight
encl tomorrow. Cloud• c1Mtf1111
tonight. F1* tomorrow
Tuesday, March 7
Temperatures
83 45
37 35 86 47
42 24
52 30 37 23
49 41
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112 '2
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97 ea
12 eo 74 14
91 S2
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... 31 97 00
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83 43
N 32 17 71
.. 41 .....
641 44
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Rain~ Snow -;:-
Showers il!ll Flurries**
86 91 93 .. ee 13
M 39
90 ..
45 38
68 ..
79 47
51 39
511 42 ee 44
85 .. 83 45
00 54
55 41
... 52
81 53 ee 53
... 50 72 00 12 ..
92 52
It 52
83 64 59 51
114 a et M .. 51
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Zoe Ananda
at UC Irvine
Women's Day
1.oe Ananda, one of the women
who Casted Last year U'Wde the
l1Uno1s Statehouse, wtll speak
tomorrow during International
Women's Day activ1t1es at UC
Irvine.
Ananda, a Newport Beach
r esident and bookstore owner,
will discuss her participating at
the fast in Springfield, W ., held
to urJJe Illinola legial.aton lo pus
the Equal Righta Amendment.
Her speech is free and open to
the public. It will begin at 7:30
p.m. in the Humanities Hall,
Room 178. A reception at the UCI
Women's Resource C.enter will
follow the speech.
A photogi-aptuc di.splay of the
fasting can be viewed at the
center today through Wedne9day
from 9:30 a.m lo 4:30 p.m
The topic i.a listed a.a the first
item of council business after
routine matlerfl are completed at
the 6:30 p.m. meeting at Irvine
City Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
The proposed ordinance sets
up a procedure for designating
historical districts and establiahes
a nine-member committee to
review any requests for
construction permits In the
district. Such a law is considered
neceuary before the city can
apply for certification of East
Irvine on the National Regi8ter of
Historic Places.
City leaders still haven't
figured the best configuration for
their one major historic area,
which once let'Ved as the primary·
commercial center for the
sprawling Irvine Ranch.
Some city council members
want to leave the store, hot.el,
blacksmith's s h op, garage,
granary and bungalows in their
preaent setting. But others,
notina the need to expand Sand
Canyon Avenue through the
hamlet, would prefer to relocate
the buildinp.
The council will also corwder
hiring Melvyn Green and
Our Special Order Service
combines your needs
and our expert ]
workmanship .·
If you're among
the many men who
find the fit of
a ready-made
garment not
precise enough
-or if you
wish your own
specifications
as to detail~ng
' -our Special
Order Service
will handsomely
fulfill your
requirements.
You' 11 choose
one-month, $9,750 study on the:
feasibility of moving the:
building, to the future site of a •
train-and-bus stauon east of the :
Golden Tnangle. :
Cou nc1 l woman Barbarat
Wiener earlier this year\
suggested the relocation would\
enable the o ld buildings to:
become part of the 1ta tion, giving i
them a lasung economic use. I
Ar chitects Parsons ,t
Bnnkerhoff, Quade and Douglas,:
the firm now designtng the:
station, oould be asked by the:
council to draft a site planl
including the buildings. i
Valley panel
sets auction • I The Fountain Valley No on i
Recall Committee will hold an~
art auction Thursday night to ::
raise funds for three Fountain )
Valley School District officials~
who are the targem of a recall. !
The aale is !1Cheduled at 7:30 i
p m. at the Huntington Beach i
Central Library, 7111 Talbertf
A~ I
An election June 7 will decide i
whether trustees Roger Belgen, ~
Cheryl Norton a nd Suzanne·
Moore will remain m office. :
from over fow hundred &brics, many of which
arc woven exclusively for us ... then specify
variations on our regular models of suits and
sportwcar. The clothing is then made in our
workrooms by our own expert tailors. Considct-
ing the individu al attention and results, tbe
charac is surprisingly moderate.
t
l
j S uit1: ~30 to $630 Sponco1t1: $3SO to $'48S
nouscn: $130 to $170 Formal Wear: $'455 to $640
.
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t Or~ Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Mltot\ 1, 1"3
NATION
House nearing approval
of Social Security plan
BJ 'he Anedac.4 Prete
WASHINGTON -Detlpite lut-<iitch attack.a, a Sl65 billion
Soda1 Security r-.cue plan barrelina throuah Conan-llltely
will lnclude a pvvt.lon for ra1lin8 U,. retirement qe from 65,
la)'I Senate Finance Committee Chairman Bob Dole.
The full Houee thla week ia expected to approve the
J*kap of payroll tax b1ke9, a curb on beneflta, a levy on
retireee beneflta and mandatory coverage for new federal
employees.
Mount St. Helens stirring again
VANCOUVER, Wuh. -Mount St. Helena la ahowtna
eetlmk aiana today atm1lar to thoee that marked the buildupe to
earlier eruptions. But 8dentiata aay there la little chance of
another eruption u large u the May 18, 1980, blut that
knocked the top off the mountain, left 59 people dead or m.1-ing
1t.Dd devutated 150 ~uare milee. ·
Clarks celebrate 39th anni"versary
SALT LAKE CITY -A.rtWcial-h~ redpent Barney
Clark and h1a wtle celebrated their 39th weddina annJvenary ~tly yesterday in h1a room at the University oflJtah Medical
ter, apokamen aaid. Clark, 62. improving alowly from a
bount of pneumonia. remained in fair condition today. hia 96th
day on the artificial heart.
Transit strike strands 155,000
Firemen remove pole from fatal crash
Glen Allen Apling, 25, of Santa Ana, was killed when his i;mall
truck slammed into a light pole that broke in half and smashed
through the vehicle roof at 2:35 a.m. Sunday. Witnesses told
police Apling wa1 speeding on Newport Boulevard near Monte
Vista Avenue before the accident.
NEW YORK -A trainmen'• strike ahut down a 9eOOnd
commuter railroad •rvinl New York City today and 155,000
~ pumengen either struggled to work on overcrowded
auLwaya and jammed h.igbwaya or opted to atay home on a
rainy •. dreary morninl-
Storm moves destruction eastward
STATE
, Spruce Goose awaits propellers
LONG BEACH -The world's lar~t airplane looked
more like a beeched whale yesterday u it aal in a domed ahelter.
waiUng foe propellen. The fitting wu one of the 1ut jot. remalni.n4E bef~ the Spcuoe Gooee, built by the late mJUionaire
Howard Rughel' dwfna Worl~ War II. La opened to the public
May 14.
'Grandma Malia' trial tomorrow
LOS ANGELES -A Florida woman goes on trial
tomorrow in the ao-called "Grandma Mafia" oocaine distribution
cm. despite her c1abm a federal agent mlidted a $1 milliorl
payoff from her. Barbara Mouzin. 43, of Miami Lakes, Fla., who
pleaded lnnooent, la acru.ed along with a co-defendant. Dorothy
h.ckett. 44, of Woodland Hilla, Calif., of operating the ao-called
"Grandma Mafia." a $25 million operation dealing in drugs and
money laundering.
Foul play feared in disappearance
SAN DIIDO -Foul play U. feared in the disappearance of
a 78-year-<>Jd liquor store owner wboR late brother. Wilbur
Clark, operated the DeRrt Inn hotel<lllino in Laa Vepa, police
aatd. Harold Von Clark hu been m1-iq aince Thunday
afternoon "and the drcwmtances of hla at.appearance are
unusual.'' homicide Lt. Paul Ybammdo said yesterday.
Herald employees agree lo pact
LOS ANGELES -Averting a strike that could have
begun today, Los Angeles Herald Ex.ami.ner" employees have
voCed by a 3-1 marsin for a new three-year con!!'tct calllna foe
a 34.6 increa.e wer the ttV'ee yean, publilher Franda L. bale
.. ,... When negoUationl beon. Herald manaaement pr'Op09ed a
40 pet"Cent wage cut while the unkJo propoRd a 62 ~t pay
hike. Reporters at the Herald currently earn a weekly minimum
of $446 per week.
WORLD
Indira Gandhi proposes summit
NEW DELHI, India -Indian Prime Minister Indira
Gendhi Aid toda the world "la baJand.na Oil the brink'' and
aaaatecf that :f headl of state p1her at the United Nations
later thia year to tackle major p,bal pl'Oblet1-.
'Bo' Gritz reports POW remains
BANGKOK. Thailand -Former Green Ber« Jama "Bo"
Gr1U •ya he baa found ~ remaim of AmeriClm pi8oaen in
X.. and will tum them over to the U.S. FmNmy 800ll.
OPEC postpones summit meetins
LONDON -OP!X: postponed its IUlllmit until t.c:JmorTow
after' Iran aald today it would never .,r-ee to a cut in the cartel'•
~ ~ prb and demmdect Saudi Antu al.Mb ita production co 3 million be.ITel9 daily. ..
Castro claims CIA death plot
NEW DELHI. India -Cut.n Preddent l'ldel c..tro laid
today the 8-pn actmmktntioo hM Oldlaed the CIA to resume
efb1I co --mate tum. He MJd tbe in1orma1iDn came from
·~y 80Un*," and called the B•pn ~t "the
modem barberian of our dmm.''
By Tlae AteocJate4 Presa
The atorm that puniahed
Callfomia laat week continued to
"meu up" the country today
with blizzard-like conditions in
the Dakow. tornadoes in Dixie
and torrential rains from
Kentucky to Florida.
International where more than
1,200 travelera were stranded.
low as 25 below in the northern
Plains early today. said Ryan
Tilley, a meterologlst fQr the
weather aervioe a\ Kansas City.
Mo.
Meanwhile, Colorado began
digging out from a weekend
bliz:z.ard that dropped up to 2 feet
of anow In 24 hours, blocking
highways and closing airporta.
including Denver's Stapleton
At leaal six people died in
weather-related accidents over
the weekend, including three
kUled in the craah of a light plane
during a violent storm in
Kentucky on Saturday niaht.
Nineteen were killed lut week in
California, where rains.
mudslldes and tornadoes caused
an estimated $203 million in
damqe.
"The storm is moving very
slowly through Minnesota
pulling a lot of cold air behind
It," Tilley said. "It's been messing
up the Midwest in one way or
another for the last two or three da ..
ohlley said the storm will keep
lumbering east through The wind-chill fact.or dipped as
By GLENN SCOTT or .. DellJ .... ...,
My little brown pickup truck takes me all
around Irvine. I buzz put all the well-kept
community parka nestled within clustered
housing developmenta, past the bike lanes and no
parking tigria and even past the empty fields that
make room for winlertlme sunaeta.
A reporter's job is to keep track of the amall
community tlcka that add up to trenda. In Irvine,
that means a lot of driving.
I enjoy the way Campus Drive brushes past
UC Irvine and University High School before
bending into Turtle Rock.
Culver Drive haa its
diatinctiveneaa, too, aa It
unwind• fr om the San
Joaquin Hills into the dty'a
nwn linking Univenity Park,
Culverdale. Woodbridge,
Deerfield and Northwood, to
mention a few of the larger
villages. Sec>lt
In the lingo of traffic experta. t.he9e main
streets are called arteriala. The allwdon la a good
one. A dty'a cl.rculation ayatem doee re.embte a
human'a, Smaller streeta branch out like vtnna.
And our can. like tiny blood cells, shoot from
place to place.
In Irvine, however, I find one hie problem.
Few cities have auch a splendid circulation
system and still lack the most important part.
Irvine doesn't have a heart.
There ia no center, no meetl.ng place, no
natural apot lo congregate. Irvine'• design
ettated aeveral aeparate villages tied together by
ita road system. It'• a decentrallned city.
I auapect lta reaidenla have never quite
Fountain Valley
story time set
Spring story time prosrama for
pre-echoolera will be held at
10:30 a .m . Wednesdays.
be1lnnln1 this week, at the
Fountain Valley Branch Ubrary.
17585 Los Alarooe St.
ae.kxw will be repeated elCh
Thuro.iay at 1:30 p.m. 1be free
JrOlrUD ii dtqned fOI' chUdren
... 3 throu&h ~-Information la aVallable 862-1324.
adjusted to this unusual suburban format,
eocially a.s well aa physically. That's why city
leaders for so long have been atntgglmg with
plans to build a civic center -and never
progresalng.
For one thing, no one ever aeems to agree on
a location. There 1s no downtown, hence no
central focus. If they stick the civic center within
one village, then it seems to belong only to that
area instead of the entire city
It works the same way that the piua parlor
across from a high school belongs on1 y to those
s tudents
So the civic center needs to be placed
between the villages instead of within one And
il needa to be viaible from the street because
people in Irvine are apoUed by their circulation
system. not that I blame them They won't leave
thelr car without reason.
The center needa other characteristJcs too. It
needs a doee of eccentricity to make It different
from the rest of the well-planned city. It needs
strength of character. lota of space and several
meeting rooms.
I think it should be on a big hill where
people can look over the city. There should be
orange trees growing wild so we remember what
Southern California meant in the past to the
likes of people like Tom Joad
Places should be ael asi~ for people who
feel like singing or folk dancing or telling stories.
A new city hall should be built tnere so
municipal decision-making isn't carried out as it
ia today in a manufacturing tone.
And they should lnstafl a desk smack in the
center for me eo I could keep track of everythiJ\8
SoiDI on In Irvine without running up the
mileqe on my little brown pickup truck.
We're
Listening •••
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Call the number at left and your mftMP will be recorded,
trarwcribed and dellwred to the appropriate edicor.
The aame Jf-hOur ana•eri"I aervice may be uHd to ttcord let·
tera to lhe editor on any toptc MaUboa contributon muat include
their name and telephone numbn I« verification No drculatlon
call•. pleaN.
Tell ue what's on your mind.
~odddor~
Wednesday Other atorms are
maaaing off the Dili!omia cout.
he said, but nothing comparable
to the series of cruahen that
devastated the Golden State last
week.
Heavy snow driven by winda
guatina to 40 mph blocked roeda
With d.rif ts ln the Dakotas today
and produced near-blizzard
con9itiona in the Black ID.lb.
bl eastern Wyonung, bloW1Jl8
ar'ld drifting snow abo forced
partial closure of lnterwtate 80.
Arrested
doctor
'outcast'
Physician Mark H. Hopp, who
was arrested last week for
allegedly over-preecribing drugs.
had been denied membership in
the Orange County Medical
A.aaocialion three limes in the
put five veari.
Dr. L . Ward Wiseman, past
president of the medical
amodation, said Hopp waa denied
membership "for reasons the
association thought were
Incompatible with what the
asaociadon represents, becauae of
ethical and professional reaaons."
Wiseman said Jess than a
handful of the association's
300-599 annual applicant.a are
"twned down for reuontof lhia
type." He declined to e16orate,
saying on1y that "there was some
questions about the type of
mediane he practiced."
Hopp was arrested laat
Thunday on 20 misdemeanor
charges of over-pre9Cribing drugs
to patient.a at his Huntington
Beach practice. Among tho.e
patienta were two invertigative
officer& who poeed u addicta ln
order to undergo Hopp'a 21-day
detoxi.{ication treatment.
Renee y OWlg. 24, hia daughter
and office manager, alao wu
charged with eight count.a of
refiJUng prescriptiona without
authorization.
Hopp, 68, of Garden Grove,
refused to di8cual h1a cue Friday.
He has been ordered co return to
court for arraignment April 1.
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~4 Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Monday, Maroh ?, 1"3
Queen nearing end of U.S. tour
YOSIMITI NATlONAl..
PARK (AP) -~ l:UubW\
II prepared t« the ftnal vtlit of
her royal Amer~can odyaaey
today. leavinl Oallfornla alter 10
da)'9 of atorml, chieerlna crowda, aUttttlna ltate d.lnnen and the
tn1edY of three men who died ln
her ler'Vk:e.
tor Victoria. BrtU.h Columbia,
aboard the HMY Britannia.
while headtn1 the royal en-cow-... wi\h the lNplratJon of naturalilt
John Muir, a Sool.
Puk Superintendent William
8urpn aaid the pn.nce MMd h1m
lt the park 1tlll had any pialy
bean.
The queen and Prince PhUtp
were echeduled to depart at noon
on a two-hour flllht to Seettle
from Cutle Air FOl"Ce Bue near
Merced aboard Air Force TwQ,. a
preaidenUal jet made available
for her u.e.
The qu .. n and prince •s»nt
the wHkend walktns tn th•
aranlte and foresied 1plendor of
the park, attendtn1 HrvlcH
ye1terday durlnt which the
paator prayed tor three U.S.
S«ret Service aaenta killed ln an
auto .cctdent Saturday.
Ou~ I.he chapel, f\49ti.d in a
meadow about 200 yuda from
the Merced River. the queen
ICCIPted aeveral aifll -a willow
batlcet from a Pomo lndtan
woman, a bra11 plaque from
y oecmite'• ..a,nmaker and a 1944
Anul Adam•' photoaraph
entitled ''Clurlna Winter
Storm."
"l told him I thouaht the lut
one wu killed IOnWWhent In the
10209," Buraen aaJd
After a day in Seattle. the
royal couple wu ICheduled to aall
Dre.eel ln a brtaht turquohle
autt wtth a black fuandbaa and
matchlfta shoe., Queen Elizabeth
ut 1omber-hced tn tiny
lOS-year-old YOMmite Chapel
wt th the prince while the Rev.
John Davia prayed for the aaenta
who dted ln a traffic aclcident
The queen Hked a ran1er
IUJde dozena of queetJont about the history, animal and plant life
ot the par'k, havinl noted on her
atop ln Sacramento that the 1,189
aquare mile trect wu developed
'Ziggurat'
buy proposal
evaluated
'Tax Talk' semin·ars slated
Oranae County aupervlaora
have .,reed that a •pedal team
of county expert• 1hould
• evaluate whether the county
ahould pursue the purchue of
the Chet Hollfleld Federal
Building in Laauna Niguel,
known aa the "Ziaurat."
TAXES, TAXES: If the April 15 income tax
deadline is sneaking up on you faster than you'd
like, maybe you need 90me adVlce on the tax
system.
Three free "Tax Talk" seminars will be
sponaored by Home Federal SaV\1\gs and Loan
Association in the next two weeks
Far the Orange Coast area there will be
1eminara Thursday at 2 p.m . at 4543 Campu.s
Drive, Irvine, and Mar. 15, also at 2 p.m., at
31972 Camino Caplstrano, San Juan Capistrano.
Another seminar will take place Tueaday at
7 p.m. at 1701 Main St., Santa Ana.
New tax laws, IRA's and other tax questions
will be dUicussed. Reservations are necessary.
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SEVENTEEN MEMBERS OF the Orange
County Alliance for Survival. an anti-nuclear,
anti-arma buildup group, left Saturday for
Washington, D.C. to join oth ers focusin~
attention on a bilaterial nuclear weapons freeze.
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Caffeine levels
vary in foods
By PAT HOROWITZ ............ .,.., .....
DEAR PAT: I'm Hp~ed to cat down •my caffelDe latake, 10 I'm d.rlak1q coffee
~t ls H percat caffdae-free. Bow ma~
caffeiDe l1 .._,? Alao, bow mlldl caffel.De l• lD
tea, claocolate aad cola? I caa't flad uy
ddlllltlve Lllformatloa Oii tla.11.
F .P., Buttqton Beacla
The amount of caffeine in coffee, tea. cola
and eome other aoft drinka, chocolate, cocoa
and many dNp varla aignificantly. according
to the Food and Drug Admini.tration.
Colas contain from 32 to 65 milligrams
(mg.) per 12-ounce can. Some other soft
drinks, such as orange drinks, may have
caffeine added -lf it ls lilted on the label.
A lllngle cup of cofee may have a caffeine
content ranging from 75 to 55 mg., depending
on how it was brewed. Drip coffee is in the
higher range, percolated in the lower. Instant
' or freeze-dried has leaa -about 66 mg. Even
decaffeinated coffee haa a small amount -
from 2 to 5 mg.
A one-minute brew using a bag of black
tea yields 28 mg. of caffeine, while a
three-minute brew containa 44 mg.
Caffeine Is found In chocolate aa follows:
1 ounce of milk chocolate. 6 mg.; 1 ounce
baking chocolate, 35 mg.; 1 ounce sweet
chocolate, 20 mg .. l cup axoa, 5 mg.
• Got a prob/cm" Then w n tc> 10 -• '1 Pat Horowitz Pat ,,...,11 cut red tape
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g<'ttmg the <1nsw£>rs and action .vou
...,. n eed t o $0 /\'t' 1n e qu1t1t~s 1n
government and business Mail _vour questions
to Pal Horowitz. Ar Your &rv1ce, Orange
Coasr Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Blood donors
sought in county
CIUITY DIGEST
Peace activities from around the natJon are
expected to work toward paaaage of a freei.e
re901ution when It Is conaldered by Congress. • • •
ALL PAST GRAND JURORS are Invited co
attend the California Grand Juror1' AaaociaUon
first annual meeting May 4-6 at the Mira Mar
Hotel In Santa Barbara.
The year-old aaoclatlon's objectives include
protection of state legislation to Improve the
court and grand jury systema, updating grand
jury /~ure and other lmprovementa Ln the
gran Jury system .
Dlsc uulons led by members o f the
200-member group will be featured. All former
grand jurors may join.
For further information write the
asaodation at P.O. Box 1174, Lemon Grove, Ca.,
92045.
Supervi1or1 Cflrected the
evaluation team to prepare a
detailed ftnandal analym of the
pro~erty, determine a fair
purchale prtce, a.aae-t t.enna of
tale and evaluate conatruction
oosta and the county would Incur
lf lt takes over the building.
Supervlaors had previously
Indicated to the federal
government that they are
lntereated ln purcha1lng the
larply vacant building -lf the
price II right.
County offlcial1 have long
conatdered the bulldlna a top
contender to ~ county offioea
and courtrooma ln the rapidly
growing aouth county.
-The bulldln1 WH declared
surplUI property by the federal
govemmenf ln January.
ORIENTAL RUGS
for Best Selecti on of
CHINESE, PERSIAN., INDIAN,
PAKISTAN, ROMANIA AND DHURRI
At
Low, Low Prices
~ bJlt£Mr ~OCJ.
Corona del Mar
2421 E. Coast Hwy. 673-2224
tlOl RS: Monday 1bn.1 Sa1urday 10:00-6:00, OOMd Sunday
(Corner of MacArthur a Coua Hwy.)
Compare Our Price. aad Se/ectioa •ad Decide.
Courtesy to Decorators and Tr•de ...
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lnulte• You To
SEE THE BEST GAME
IN TOWN
FOR ONLY $3.00
BASKETBALL
You may purcha
use Ticket om
window at the
Office open• 2 h
And don't fo
Team ... #1 Int
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it"'ll•lJlfthe 1pecially marked
ffice . Game Day Box
C'1 Women'• Basketball•
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Trojan Baalcetball D11count Coupon
Mar. 10 (Thun.) Arbon• State ___ # t ickets
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f'or further Information telephON USC Ttt'l4•1 Office. (2131743 2620
The city of Fountain Valley II accepting appllcaUona from
re1identa lntere1ted in 1ervlng on the city's P~r 1 and
Recreation C.ommitaion and T('afflc Conunittee.
The cornmt.ion ~ta at 7:30 p.m on the fourt Tue.day
of each month to consider parlu and recreation a.ma.
Appllcation1 mU1t be returned to Fountain Valley City erk'•
off~ by FTiday
The traffic committee meet.a at 7:30 p.m on the third
Wedneaday of each month to conalder ways to Lmprove local
traffic conditiona. It a1ao hean cit.Jun oomplalnta regarding
traffic signs and signals .
Traffic committee applications mU1t be returned co lhe
City Oerk by March 18
•The need and consequence9 of seeking a divorce will be
lhe 1ubject of a series of serrunan to be offered thia month at
the Women's Opportuntlea Cen ter at the UC Irvine Extenalon.
The seminars will cover 1uch l&aues aa beliefs about
marriage and divorce, emotional problems, child custody and
legal implications.
Seminars will begin at 7 p.m tomorrow and March l~. 22
and 29 at the Women's Opporturutles Center in the Town
Center building~ from the college at 4211 CampUI Drive.
Fee for the teminan I.a $15. ---
• The Animal Assistance League of Orange County bl
offering to help people find their lost peta.
The Huntington Beach -baaed organimtlon Is offering free
of charge it.s latest edition of ''Looking for a Lost Pet?"
The leaflet draws from the non-profit humane society's 10
yean experience in tracing lost peta through ita Help Line.
Officials say the society reunited 2,363 lost peta with their
owners in 1982.
For a free copy, send a self-addreseed stamped envelope co
Animal Assistance League, P.O. Box 818, Huntington Beach,
Calif. 92648.
at to
reach for
instead of
another •
Just this once, do some-
th ing different Instead of
having another drink,
st.op ar:id think where
your life is going. /
Is drinking 'ng mon:-
than
lnhl'i0
r •a? ls it
destroyin~ your life
at home'! Are you mis&-
ing mon> work Lhan you
can afford to·!
Are you to the Point where
yon ca n·t funrtion without a
drink or some pills?
What c.an you do'!
Call CareUnit
is a medic.ally supt>rvised
and drug treatment
able only in select oommu-
CareUnit successfully
pie for alcoholism
other private pro-
before treatment
to call
reach for
the phone.
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Is a possible tereclosure, or selling your home 'at any
price' your only alternative?
If you answer YES to the following questions you should
call us today
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Do you truly love your home and
absolutely hate and fear the thqught of
parting with it?
Do you dread the thought of having to
disrupt your famlly, relocate away from
your friends, neighbors and community.
Would one year of PRE-PREPAID
HOUSE PAYMENTS cure your present
financial crisis?
Mr. E.G. 'Bud' Warmington, Jr., Pres. of The Warmington Group, Is
sponsoring a program to assist Individuals and families to stay In their
home. He will purchaH your home at appraised value; grant you
continued, unlnterupted exclusive use and possession through a ONE YEAR
prepaid occupancy agreement with a re-purcheae option attached to give
you back your full ownership In twelve months time.
Provided you have answered YES, we believe that we have
a sound program which will help remedy your present
crucial financial situation.
You should call Mr. A.L. Blm Hastings, Realty Director of the Warmington Group
for full program details. 714 840-!llSIO or 957-1300. Your Inquiry will be
held In the utmost confidence.
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Hun tington TV project
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SW.all help to public
MOit city council meetings in
communities along the Orange
Coast now are f i\med for
~ntation on cable television.
BUt the Huntington Beach City Council is considering going a step
further.
The council has approved
~ to spend up to $100,000 for
television equipment and setting
up a television studio in City Hall.
The money to finance the
operation would come out of fees
from the city's franchise
qreement with Dickinson Pacific
Cibleeystems, which now covers f!iulai council sessions as a public .efvice·
1 Council members say they
wDUld like to cover all important
city meetings and publlci7.e other
~ts. such as the city recreation
p r ogram, using ci ty·owned
equipment and having city
em.p loyees handling the writing
and filming.
' ' In fact, the city doesn1t have
the franchise fee money yet. It is
not expected to be turned over by
the Public Cable Television
Authority, which administers the
!ranchiae, until late December.
l;lut the council haa given the
green light to proceed with
planning tor the venture.
Thia all sounds like a rather
grandioae project and one that
could eaaHy be turned into an
unduly &elf ·serving operation for
the city with minimal benefit for
the public.
Councils In other cities are
content to have their regular
meetings taped for cable
presentation, and leave it at that.
In Laguna. a video club does the
taping. Council meetings in
Newport Beach and Irvine are
filmed by the cable television
services in those cities. though
Irvine did contribute a few
thousand dollars for special
lighting when its cable firm
switched from black and white to
color cover~e.
There surely must be a better
use for $100,000 than buying
equipment, setting up a studio and
diverting city employees to
television production, even if the
money isn't coming from the
taxpayers' ~kets. This could use
more thought:
Landlord r ole risk y
The Newport Beach City
Council is examining the
possibil.ity of exercising
condemnation procedures against
obile home park and taking
er control of the facility, which
been involved in a rent fight
bptween tenants and owners.
The move would be aimed at
rving, or perhaps lowering
~r., at De Am.a Bayside Village, a• 2~ 1-space mobile home park on
~Wport Bay.
' Tenants have charged that
/ ~y are being forced out of the
park by unreasonable rent
increases and have appealed to the
city for help.
The city takeover was
proposed by the tenants' attorney,
who says there is legal precedent
for condemnation because state
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housing policies designed to
preserve lower income housing.
So far no city in California
has used the law to accomplish
anything like the propcsed park
takeover.
The state and other
communities have drawn up
protective ordinances that require
mobile home park owners seeking
a more profitable use of their land
to give tenants adequate notice
and help pay for their relocation
costs, or pay a fair price for
coaches if relocation is not feasible.
That is fair enough -and
probably also far enough.
The city will be asking for
trouble if it tries to settle the rent
dispute by forcing it.aelf into the
role of park landlord.
oPlnions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner v iews ex·
pt"essed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader ~omment is in vii·
~. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626. Phone ( 714) T-42-4321. •
'High tech' defense costly
An editorial from the Sacramento
Bee
Congreaa needs to do more than ~tinize the swollen Reaon defeme
bUdget for cub required by looming
naUonal defidta. Thia .is ai.o the apt
moment to dedde, as many military ~ have been U1'llng for yea.rs, wfieiher the makeup of the nation'•
defenae structure haa come to n!ly too
heavily on unproven "high tech"
)V~aponry at the coat 'of trainin1.
tMJ,ntenance and readinea
' Until recently, thoee challenges
ba'Ve come mainly from liberal
m•mbera of Con1re11 and aome
relired 9eneral1 and admirals no i:" under the thumb of higher
and able to voice publicly their
cobcerm about the effectivenaa of
UM armed forces. Now, however.
~tivea haw jomed the ranb of
,U)oee aerloualy worried that the
Mdon'• defeme p»ture la beccminC
E y dependent on equipment
enonnomly expensive and
to man.
On that ICOft, lt'a worth noting UM doubt. exp:reMed in the latest
d)fenae aueument by the
CODll!l vative Herttaae Fou.ndaUon. the
1 private thlnk·1toup ordinartly
.u,.ied with defeme hawka. In a by
I amment, it HY• in part, "The
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increased spending secured by
President Reagan should afford
significant lmprovementa in force ala.
It does not. The readinem .a:ount la
falling further behind actual
readiness needa aa more complex
1y1tema come on line. Complexity
IJ'Mtl.Y increuell the a.t to buy and
maintain equipnent, and drlvee down
the size of fighting forcea while it
increuea the size of the loglatica
structure. Overempbula on lona~ahot
technolol)' hu diverted attention
away from the most vital
conaideratlona of all: leadership,
tactics and unit structure and
training.''
The imue, in ahort. is whether
the nation will aet the rilbt kiNl of b&na for ita buclt: whether the~
toward more and more hl1h·lech
equipment and ie. conventional arms
actually providee the belenc-d forces
required to meet the nation'• br09d
geopolitical challenpa. Increainlly,
the evidence auaesta that it doee not.
Addrelling that jln>blem ta at 1eut u
important aa, and probably
1nextricably linked to, the .arch for
~ cub ln the military buqel.
t .M. Boyd/ Kids still care
their boot toi-when they tried to
ecan with the Indiana.
Do you buy \be ru.wn·. c.la1m
that 21 percent o the nation'•
wvwntry ltuden• don't know t.Mre are 00 ol the United 8ta*1 Nett.Mr
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Oil 'favor' sidesteps law
W ASlllNGTON -One of the federal
laws moat detested by the oil
consortium• la the one that requires
them to report details of their finanda1
dealings to the Energy Information
Administration. In fact, the oil
companiee fought the reporting law all
the way to the Supreme Court -and
lost.
But now the Reagan adminiatration
has overruled the S"upreme Court, in
effect, by a simple ru1e: It haa cut off
fund.I for the office that collecta the
financial information from the oil
oompe.njea. No money, no way to enforce
the law.
THE LEGALITY of thia slick
maneuver bu been qu.tioned by the
staff of the Houae Energy and
Commerce Committee. A confidential
memo to the committee chairman, Rep.
John Dingell, D-Mich., minces no won:ia.
'"The administration appears to be at it
again," the memo aaya. "doing favors for
it.a oil induatry friends at the expeme of
the consumer and, incidentally, break:i.ng
the law in the proce11."
So what if the ~ reporting law
11 subverted? So thla: The Financial
Reporting System ia ''the government'•
only comprehensive and consistent
80urce of finandal infonnation on the
major oU ccmpanis," the memo notes.
S tate's fiscal
Don't be thinking that California's
"fiscal crisis" ia over just because
legislative leaders and Gov. George
Deukmejian all posed smilingly for
photographers last week. Thia economic
Band-Aid ls a thin one without much
future, and CaliforniaN eoon will 1eem
that the only real answer to spending
abort.ages is ln their pock.et.a.
When lawmakers reached their
temporary oompromile with Deukmejian
over 10lutiona to the state'• $1.5 billion
deficit, they went to great lensth to
emphasize that this waa simply a
moment's respite before they reswned
normal activitiea. In the case of
Republlcana. thoee activities will center
around effort.a to forestall any major tax
increase, aa auita the wlahes of the
governor. Democrat., on the other hand,
will intensify efforts to eecure inc:reuel
ln tax revenues to finance the prclllr8IDS
called for in prae:nt and future budpta.
THE BIGGEST ana' most noUceable
result of the tireeome ~ which
led eventually to the ".olution" will be a
public fatigued by the whole matt.er, and
more than a little ln.ured to the certainty
of new taxes ln the immediate month&
ahead.
It la the topic of additional, or ahif1ed.
It adda: "If the administration is
auccesaful in illegally ellm1nating the
FRS, it will be much more difficult for
the Congrea to establiah a sound energy
policy. becauae it will la.ck major and
objective information on the major oil
companies.''
Yet EIA Administrator J . Erich
Evered recently admitted to Congreu
G
-J1-c1-11-1-111_1_1 -;W
that he cannot comply with the
reporting law becauae the Office of
Management and Budget did not allocate
enough money for it.
Since it began gathering information
in 1977, the F1nandal Reporting System
has provided Congress and the public
with important data on the oil industry's
investments and revenue trenda. For
example:
-The FRS showed that oil companies
pay minimal taxes and that they pay
more taxes to foreign government.a than
to Uncle Sam.
-The FRS dl.8cl09ed that Big Oil,
having persuaded Congre11 that it
needed tax brea.ka for development and .
exploration, actually spent millions on
mergera and corporate acquiaitiona -
from copper mines to department stores.
These did nothing to enhance the
nation's energy production.
-AS THE ONLY 80U1'Ce of indu.try
data that uses consistent definitions, the
FRS permits reliable comparisons •
between oil companies to be made and •
thus present.a a coherent picture of the
industry's policies.
-By keeping track of just where the ~
oil industry is concentrating its ~
expenditures, the staff memo notes, the ~
FRS makes it po.tble for Congre. to '
determine "whether companies are
engaging ln anti-competitive practloes
such as subsidizing marketing activities
with production profit&."
U the FRS ia allowed to lapee -or is
"suddenly and needlesaly trashed," in
the committee statra words -valuable
continuity will be lost and the federal
government will be seriously
handicapped in dealing with future
energy criees.
Yet the staff concludes that .. when an
administration chooses to serve the
interests of its powerful friends by
limply refusing to enforoe the law, there
is very little that Congre11 can do
directly to compel action."
• • CrIS I S n o t reso lved
taxes that has caused this impressive
burst of government activity in the
newly-restored State Capito) Building,
and which prompts the deluge of
complex. revenue-producing formulas
111111/ ._ ••..
and plans circulatang around
Sacramento.
There ls a definite public relations
problem afoot for thoee who run this
state'• government. and it la one that
poliUdans tend to take serioualy becaU9e
it affects their very jobs. ·
Laat June, when Jerry Brown and the
Democrat-controlled houses of the
Legislature were pusing their spending
plan for the cummt fi.acal year, data wa8
Uled projecting an end to the recession
that wu then affecting revenues. In
other worcb, those Democrata glibly
ignored coun9el to the contrary and
wrote thelr budcet on a hope and a
prayer that the economic woee of that
time would disappear before this
so-called "crlais" occurred. As hindsight
demonstration, the recession ha.a only
deepened, and with it the hole dug by
the budget·writers of last year.
Then, to compound the problem for
lawmakers, the whole deficit problem
unraveled during the gubernatorial
campaign and the question of new taxes
became a major issue between
Deukmejian and Democratic candidate
Tom Bradley.
DEUK.MEJIAN, who had aelect.ed a
"no-new-taxes" theme for hia campaign.
stuck to his guns and tried to above his
pledge down the throats of reluctant
Democrats upon his election.
Unforiun.ate.ly for the Duke, ao many of
the expenditures funded from state
revenues are mandated or otherwise
protected from significant sluhes that
reducing the numbel"S is a difficuJt chore.
often, in fact. impoaible.
The protracted struggle between
Deukmejian and those lawmakers
favoring an i.ncreMe in taxes will have
the eventual result of paralyzing the
public into a state of disinterest. at which
time thoee inevitable new taxee can be
taken without a big fu11 from the
taxpayer victim. In politics. all th1ng:s are
done with purpoee.
New wor ker w ill need a new kind o f boss
We bear a k>t theM days about the
•'retra.inina" of worbn foe new jobl ln
the poat-lndustrtal aae we are now
entering; and It ii indeed a new aae. in
which tnd\.Wtr'y and productian will tab
a back aeat to tne proceaaina of
information and ~
Flictol)r wor-ken were~ called
"handl. .. llke f.arm bands, beca~ tba~ ii
~ _nu_n_111_111----~
•
ln dolnfl '°• they wUl ceaae to be taoe1-workers. of the eort that Marx
wrote about a century ago, and will
tbemMlv. be t.ranafonned into more
rapon1ive and reapo111iblo penona.
Education, both in t•llectually and
aodall:y, wlil be the ke-y to a1mmt any
kind of employment in the cOmina aae.
except tor tl\e most menial Ullka.
Most peo~ who are aware that our
curn!!ftt unemployment rate ii • mueb
"atructural" u it la atatiaUcal have
aJarted ua to thJI t9d5ca1 alwnatlon tor
aome ume. The d.laptac.d worker la
bealnni"8 to ...tl8t 1M• be wfll DtYel'
fiJit anoclm-)>b of the ..,. IGl1 = in autos. In ltilel. in any ot the ea
bMlic lndUIU'te9.
reeentful, auspicious and even spiteful.
11le fonnerJ1 1uat fOI' hnmedia~ profits
bas been equalled only by the latter•
drive for immediate pina; neither baa
pa.id sufficient attentkla to the Jone-term
goaJa of the entel'prt8m. and eecb aide la
fearful that the other will UIUrp ltl
cherilhed pl'et'Q(ptlta.
C.apl t.alilm can no lonaer' afford thll
lntemeciM werfare if it .. to auvtw and
flou.rl1b. Hea,rta an.d heada mu.t be
CINlly e.noaied. and not juilt handa. u ..
.,. to mab-t.be moat ol •bat u.. r-m.n
offers ua.
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MOND.tr'r, MARCH 1, 1983
ERMA BOMBECK
ENTERTAINMENT
TELEVISION
Francis Watari is an
expert in the art of
bonsai landscaping.
Two types of bonsai
include the slanted
trunk (upper left) and
the upright" cascade
(upper right) .
Bonsai. • •
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Richard Thomas doe n 't
haye enough earthiness lo be
totally credible in "LivinlJ
Proof: The Hank Williams
Jr. Story." Page 85.
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Two varieties of bom~ei plants indude juniper
(left) and pine (below) .
s a 20-year hobby for landscape artist Francis Watari
•~EA ANDERSON 07.l:o.., ........
..... For Francia Watarl. tree-trimming hu its fringe benefits.
.. 1Not only does he have a ready wpply of firewood, he uaes the beit materlala to feed a 20-year hobby -bonsai.
The land8caper, who prlmarily does maintenance work. says
bon6al and tree-trimmina are complementary. In fact, that'• how his hobby developed. He said he wanted to
1-rn how tO better abape treea. an art you must perfect to grow
~ for ahow. ~ you leem to prune miniatures, the
t.eduUque. are lldaptable to full srown trees.
One might think after a day of work the Carta Meun
wdlildn't want to spend time at aomething 90 similar as his hobby,
but he claima "it'• totally relaxing.
"It takes complete ooncentration. you can't think about
anything ebe."
Hi.a hobby ai.o develops patience, aa nothing can be hurried.
Far instance, it tam a year for a cuttioi to root and about five
yeah before it ia ready foe thaw.
The expert ahould know I lince be baa been ~ varietiea
.
for almollt 20 years after he helped found the Orange County
BoNa.I Society, for which he has been the conaecutive president.
He ai.o conducta bonaai claaaes .
Wat.ari said pursuing the ancient Japanese art can be
expensive -"pots alone can cost $400."
However, there are less expensive ones, lib the $4~ 18-inch
ovals that grace much of his back yard. They hold such apecies as
American holly, black pine: acrub oak, Hollywood and California
juniper. bottle bruah and bougainvillea.
Although he U8e9 cuttings, he advi.le9 novices to start with
nunery atock.
Selection of pots is important, he stre..ed. 11\e length should
be half of the height of the tree; the width half of the tree'•
ex~; and the Clepth the same as the diameter of the trunk
All coniferous should be planted In tern ootta pota (muted
colon) ao the eye won't be distracted from the bonsai. However,
flowering treea are planted In colorful glued pots, he said.
There are many styles of bonsai from uprights to wind swept
to cucadea.
No matter which style I.a choaen, all muat have balance -the
Compact house . ~--
--
~ t · s . better living
in · smaller spaces
exact meuurementa at hand.
Remember that the alle and
hetaht of the lpk.'le abould dictate
the acale of the furniture.
Smaller apacea 1bould be
furnlahed with plecea of
compatible 1cale, not
overwhelmed with m .. 1lve
·, fUmltunt that la llmply too tq .
• ~~ta neuttal·tcoe ..... . 32" deep with •
low beCk Ind arm. expoeed lep
f Oft occutonal chainclr arid low
...... wbirwt9 and Ill n In
.... tildnaml. a. ·= that _..and••~ have
.. Cll' minOt '°Ill IA Order' to
..... Wuilon olllli bulk, 8'd
....... .,.. Cll' ...... --.. aHaohed to the wall w·ben ~lnardlrtolMwvtlual ;-.:.·~nd wall apiece beMa&h n "''ltl color, hl1 oh&ef S:~:ili If'~..=!=
§$
apex is in plumb with the base, he explained
And all cuts are made Crom the back 10 they are "invisible."
In demonstrating techniques for a straight bonsai, Watari said,
"~ funny as it may sound. you must first find the front of the
tree."
By slowly turning 1t you can find a slight curve -the back is
where 1t bows out.
Then go up about 30 inches and cut the branch from behind
leaving a small amount of greenery. ''That U1 the apex."
The first branch should be about 10 snches from the buf!.
Trim branches all around and remove eome, "but don't make it
symmetrical.'.
Branches are then wired tO grow m a preferred direction.
''The idea ss to make the tree look old, so swing the branch down
and wire. This gives the branches a heavy look that adds age to
the tree."
All of the cutting 1s done before the bonsai is rooted In sand.
For potting, Wat.an sa.sd, the general rule is to rrux one part
each of sand, mulch and sandy soil to provide good dramage.
-
A den-of lice (left)
with build-ins and
paneling oiler extra
storage and chain give
comfort, while a
beautiful living area
provides visual expanse
a nd indoors-and-out
r e lationship achieves
sense of s pace.
I
. Iii Oranoe Oout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Match 7, , • .,
l l-year-old's bizarre behavior baffles grandmother ·
D&AR ANN LANDERS· 1 am worrl.ci 1jck
abou\ OW' 11-yeu-old arandchild. Hla p&ren'-wetto divorced two yeen .,o. Both remanif'd and neither
one want.Id him, '° I took the boy lntO our horn"
Jett wu never a MJ>py <.·hlld. He had 11')4ln)'
allerlJMI when very Y<>Wll· and althou1h he tat«i
way above averaal' ln echool, hi• srade. were alwa.ya pooc'. Since h e'• been ln my charge, the boy
hu been ln trouble w1th the ne!ghbors (for abuaing
thllr pea), and h.1a behavior ln achool la a cauae for
deep concern. He h.u stabbed hl.mlelf ln the wnat.1
with .a..x.. and pen·polnll, kicked two teachers
and twice yelled out obecene words during achool
.-mbly. The child bltel his naila until they bleed.
and hu pulled out nearly all hi.a eyelaahea and
eyebrows.
l reA11re he feel.I rejected by hia parent.a and I
have tried to be e1peclally attentive and
atfectJonate. Ke respond.I w1th cold stares and foul
Jan8uale. Pleue, Ann, tell me what to do. I am -
BESIDE MYSELF tN CLEVELAND
DEAR CLEVELAND: Tbe curreol l11ae of
Sdeaee Dtcnt hi aa excellent article oa behavior
ud bl~m11try. I ar1e yoa to get IC. Tlae article
polall ... CMn la a w1e body of evldeace lht
extnmel7.Uflcalt cklldrea may kave aevoloatcal
problems &Mt prodace a cbemlcal lmba.luce and
flMA IOMIECI
ATWIT'S END
I don't know about you, but I never buy a
cookbook written by a skinny penK>n. It's pure
fiction.
Same with foods I buy in the supennarket. I
e.t to enjoy, not to have a.fiber experience Show
me a fat Gerber baby on a jar of strained bananas
and I'll show you a woman who has strained
be.nanu over French ice cream for lunch!
Now lt seema all that is about to change.
Remember thoee chubby little c.ampbell kids with
the dimples in their fat knees acarfing down all that
hot aoup? In kee ping with the nation's
pl'eC)CC\lpation with physical fitness, the "kids" are
QOln8 to abed a few pounds. Experts are now saying
lat babies are not ~y healthy babies and
they're aoin8 to update their Image.
:okay, l didn't say anything when they
lightened up Aunt Jemima a few years ago. I even
~e t silent when they gave Betty Crocker a new
le, but now they've gone too far.
faces on my cupboard shelves are like old
frienda. How do you think rm going to feel picking
up Mn. Butterworth and diaooverlng a Barb1e doll
ln rey band?
Or poking around the freezer case and conung
up with Mama Celeste with a facelift, blonde hair
and a jogging suit? It won't be the same.
Sometimes I think advertisers don't
underatand people at all. Eating should be a
pl~ rience.
1erlo11ly atfeel tbelr bebwlor. J uwe beee aware
of "'' for Cl•••· 1ome elm• ... uwe ~mmeaded a Hurolo1t1t f•r clllldtH •~•H ~t~awlor ta
blurre.
l>tAR ANN LANDERS: I have a bcm who hu
dN'lded that the convonUonal ulutatlona on
buainNI Iott.era are bortn,t and old·fuhloned. He
at.aria hi. letkr with no aa.lutatJon -j\at 1oea rijht
Into the aubject For ex.ample: "It wu nice to talk
with you"
To my way of thlnktn1i. letters with no
aalutatJon look unflnlahed and unprofeaaion.al. If I
received 1uch a letter, It would dimlniah my opinion
of the aender. I told him llO and he aaJd I wu
"unadventurous" and "aquare."
He'a the boa and I muat do as I am told, but I
feel Ill at ease with h i• ao·called Innovative
approach to letter wnting. What .. your opinion,
Ann? Wm you poll your readers? -0 F G IN
TULSA
DEAR OLD·FASHIONED GIRL IN TULSA
(DID I GUESS RIGHT?): I'll &Ive you my or.talon
-but DO poll, please. Tbe normal mall load 1 all I
cu bandle. Every DOW and tben I receive a "Oood
Moralas Alla" or "Hello, My Frtend." I've also bad
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
j ha.~ ~thro~h.
m.a.~ diHlcult
b~ do!>il~
me') eJJ~S
a.n.d thi.nki.1$
of 2Jou ~
I know by looking at the Hershey klda that
they eat chocolate until their faces have to be
retouched. I know that Mra. Smith drap lnto the
kitchen every morning and bakes every one of
those pies and never counted a calorie ln her life.
And I know that when the Quaker appears on
the oatmeal box wearin& Foeter Grant gl.ame9 and a
cham around his neck, it'll be all over for me.
If I were the advertisers.. I'd go the other way.
I'd try to restore some of the warmth and pleasure
that comes with good food. I'd have a fold-out page
of Onon Welles eating avocado and sour cream dip
and saying, "Would thia body lie to you?"
teuen wltla NO Hlalatloa, 1ucb H your bo11
wrlte1. Maybe I'm aqure, Uke you, bul I prefer tbe
old, familiar "Dear Au Ludera."
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our only eon married
a airl we felt waa not up to hi. IOCial or Intellectual
level. Her letters a ll begin, "HI, th.,re" or
"Greetings, Folka!" She cloees with, "S'long" or
"Goodbye now."
We feel t.hia LI Ignorant and rude. What do you
aay, Ann? -TRYING HARD IN FREMONT
DEAR TRYING: Obvloaaly your daao&er·la·
law I• avoldJa1 tbe traditional "Dear Motlier ud
Dad" becaaae abe 1enae1 your feellag1 aboo& ber.
Wben yoo flad It ID your beart1 truly to accept tbe
strl tbe 1alatattoD1 wm warm up.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you suggest a
tactful way to approach an-laws (widows and
Nuptial plans
announced
Leenerts -Pratt
A May 1 wedding an St. James Episcopal
Church , Newport Beach, IB planned by Laurie Ann
Leenerta, daughter of Nancy Leenerta Barnes of
Costa Mesa and the late Elmer Eugene Leenerts,
and John R. Pratt, aon of the Ken Pratts of Yorba
Linda.
The bride-elect i5 a graduate of Azusa.Pacific
University. and is currently employed there as an
admis.1lona counaelor. Her fiance is a graduate of
Fullerton College.
Bird -Hudson
David a nd Geraldine Bard announce the
engagement of their daughter Laura Ann Bird of
Garden Grove to Randy Floyd Hudson. son of
Floyd and Joanne Hudaon of Huntington Beach.
The bride-elect la a part-time s tudent at
Orange Coast College and the future bridegroom is
a graduate of Marina High School
Gordon -Healy
Mr. and Mrs. James E Gordon of Newport
Beach announce the engagement of their daughter,
Joanne Carol Gordon, to Joseph Otis Healy of
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wkSowen) ClObCem1.ni famlly heirloom9 atier tho 1
dellt.h ot a •IXM*T ..
Even thou1h they may be only &rlnkflu .4
(watch .. , rlnp, braceleu), 1hould they not be
pAIMd down to bJood11ne Nlat.lvel? Thia can a. a
delicate subject when one teei. •ll'onily about it
and yet wta&ea to maintain a friendly rolaUonahip .
-BOTH&lU:D IN SPOKANE
DEAR SPOU: 'here la mo &actf•I way .. &ell
a widow or wldawer to come acro11 wlttl ttle ,'
famUy &.elrlooma bea•M U..y rlptfally beloa1 to
blood relatlvn. My advice t. to keep .. let, or yoe
wW d.ama1e &be relatlo.111lp beyotMI repelr.
DEAR ANN LANDE.RS. I need a Uft. What's
the funnle1t llne you heard today? -AL IN ALASKA
DEAR AL: I read lt la &M Farmer'• AJma.aac:
"No petleat 1tioald try lo leave De laoapttal utll lie
11 1troo1 enoap to face ~ caabler.''
Are your parent.a too at.rlct? Hard to reach? Ann
La.ndef'tl' booklet, "Bugged by Parent.s? How to Get
M ore Freedom," could help you bridge the
generation gap. Send 50 cent. with your request
and a Jong. stamped, aelf·addrf!'SS«l envelope to
Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, m. 60611
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For weddings, only a black and white
photo of che bride is acceptable. Snapshots,
Polaroid and color photos can't be used.
The photo mus t be submitted no later than
three weeks after che wedding, otherwise it
wiU not be published.
Engagement information is to be
submUted at least seven weeks before the
weddinJ(.
Forms and photos can be dropped off at
the office or mailed to the Editorial
Department, Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560, Ca.ta
Mesa. Calif. 92626.
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The USC graduates will be married July 23 in
St. Andrew'• Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Mondey, March 7, 1983
·Sad, lonely year for Belushi's friends, family .. ..
By 8COTI' KRU'T •11111111111 ..........
MARTHA'S VINEY ARO,
M .... -The Comedian'• lall
l\ap LI on a h111a1de, rtnaed by
pint trff9. The turf pounda ltl
applau.e. And the tana touchtd
by ~ comedy atop by to aay they
mi.a him.
There have been Ha 1hell1,
pennl• and, one:., a broken Led
Zeppelin rteord. "He teemed to
touch 1omethln1 In younaer
people," ah• aald.
carefree •tUtude they once did.''
aald Simon, Vlney1rd re1ident
and brolh•r of 11n.ier C•rly
Slmon.
a1ta on a bluff above the coutllne, blAckioP. r0Md1. d I e d , h ~ and A y k r o yd
• mJlc from tht burial plot. The "Wed talk about aatroloay, volunteered H auotlonHre &o
bhtck DodS4t Polar• from ''The and I'd k1d him about bc!na a raille money Lor ChUmark'1 .,W.' • 1
BluH Brothera," mi11tn1 lt1 Republican." aald Bryant, • fire depennvnt. Btlulhi'1 widO*:·:•,
wlndowa, ll parked In a clcarl.QI. Democrat. "He had a 1hellfl.ah recently 11vt 0 ,000 to the ~A'
Belushi made Impromptu l1ctrulo and liked to IO down and comnwnJty ler'Vlcet fund heN appear•~ on 1\ap at the Hot ~tt llOmt oyatera Ht bc-haved whlcb In ludea a dru1 and "
Tin Roof here and rHlderata uat like anyone elae behave• tlcohol abuto Pf'OIJ'am '
remember tt.>elng him drive hll ere " "He waa one ot our favorU,j 1 He waa Blutto. The Samurai
Warrior, The Bluee Bl"othtt
Belushi'• mother vl1lted the
1rave for the tint tlme In
Novem~r. Her 10n wu away
from home 80 much "th.at I 1Ull
lhink he'a around eomewhere,"
lhe uid.
Althou1h a yHr hu paued,
the clrcumatanc:ea of Belu1hl'1
doth are 1\lll unclear. A &rand
Jury in Loi An1elea hu been
hea.rtna te1Umony on the matter
and plan• another aeulon
Thunday.
black J~ep alons the windin1 The aummor before Beluahl peopi.," Bryant ult.I I ~~~~ ........ -~~&-~~~~--".._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_..;~~~~~~---· I ..... c LUXURY THEATlfES
11t lwtM1th11tSl1 .. 111uOlllYS2.1AU•lm0tlltfwittllett4
A year qo Saturday, a fatal
dOle of heroln and cocaJ.ne took
John BeluahJ while hia atar wu
still rWna. lt'a been a painful
year for hla frienda and family.
And a lonely one for hia fana.
Dan Aykroyd, Beluahl'a comic
partner, Chilmark nelahbor and
friend, aaid he waa emotionally
crippled by Belu1hi'1 death at
flnt. Theee daya, Aykroyd aa.ld,
"He'a not always there In my
thoughta, not the way It waa ln
the be1lnnlng when I would
wake up and think of him
Immediately.
After the manner of death la
cleared away, "The work will be
left and the work I.a 1ood," uid
Lome Michaela, producer of the
orlainal "Saturday Nljht Live"
that brought Belushi hla firat
fame.
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At age 33, Belu.ahi died ln a
hotel on the glittery Sunset
Strip, where he had fame and
IUC1Ce91, and WU buried on this
ialand, where he had peace and
privacy, 1n a cemetery older than
the republic.
His visit.on find no tombetone.
On a pat.ch of land trampled to
mud, a pyramid of smooth stones
and a wreath, soggy and
yellowed, mark lhe apot.
"I know when I go back to
Martha's Vlneyard I will pus hill
grave, and I will have to go there
and eat a chicken and ijink •
six-pack," he said.
This paat year "has been
different" without Belushi,
added Peter Simon, a
photographer who uaed to lllten
to ref.!'ae muaic with Belushi.
"It'• IOrt of chllllng" to watch
the ahow'a reruna, he added, "but
It'• just astounding lhe amount of
good work th.at he left. The body
of hia work will a1way1 be
remarkable and I don't think it
will date."
Belushi left hi.a estate, valued
at $2 million, to Judith Jacklin
Belushi, hi.a wife and high .:hool
sweetheart. She plans to write a
book about him and uy. she will
one day put a marker on his
IJ'BVe.
"People atop and weep and
leave all kinda of things on the
arave," said Betty Bryant,
•lectwoman 1n the ialand town
of Chilmark, population 500,
where Belushi wu a registered
Repu blican, homeowner and
community .ctivist.
"It a had an Interesting effect
on a lot of my friends wno take
cocaine. John wu aomeone who
uaed drup but got away with it.
Now a lot of people can't take
cocaine with the comic or
She r ecently produced a
tribute on "Saturday Night
Live.'' a 5-minute segment of
anapsbota. "We had a very
e;!vate life," she said on. NBC's
'Today" show. The lribl.lle came
about because "the kinda of
N
things being aald about him
weren't repreeentative of him as
a inan."
The stocky comedian with
buahy black eyebrows began his
career with the Second City
comedy troupe in Chicago. His
big break was "Saturday Night
Live," on which he often played
wild-man characters.
Before leavins the a how. he
launched a film career that
included "Animal House,"
"1941" and "The Blues
Brothen." He twned to a more
serious role In the romantic
comedy "Continental Divide.''
and played straight man to
Aykroyd'a zany character ln the
comedy, "Neighbora.''
It was a year ago Satur day th at J ohn Belushi
d ied . The actor -com edian is remembered
Belushi bought his $600,000
Martha's Vineyard estate in 1979
from Conner Defenae Secretary
Robert McNamara. Belushi'•
publicist once aald the comic was
buried here because "It was the
one place he reallr slept well." for his roles as The Samurai Warrior a nd· The Beluahls gray frame
house, on 16 acres of 9Cn.lb oak. his portrayal of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Serena Richardson and Kurt Weinheimer are members of the
Bella Lewitzky Dance Company which will perform at UC Irvine
this week.
Bella Lewitzky Dance Company ·
to perform this week 8t UCI
The Bella Lewttzky Dance Coompany ia com1nc
to OranQe County for a 9el'ies of three oonoerta at
UC lrvlne tonight, Tunday and Wednesday
~at8p.m. The 12·member modern dance enaemble,
which toun throuahout the United Stat.ea and
Eurooe. will perfonn at ucra VW.ap Theatre.
The cxmpany ta under the dlrect.kln of Bella
lAwitlky, a cboteo8rapher and danclr for nearly
tiw dem.tlel lAwitr.lr;y'a cndlta lnclude: member,
Board of Truatee Fou.ndatioo foe Advancement of
th e Arla; member, Board of Directon, Arla,
EducatloD and Americana, Inc.; member, Joint
Cm>mleelm of Dance and Theatre Aa:redltadcn.
and member, c.alifomSa Arta Council.
. t.wltlk:y WU a1lo the 1978 rec:ipent of the
Annual Dance Mapdne Award, dance'• mo.t ~ award, an honor ahe lhared &bat year
with Mikhail 8aryahn1kov.
Abo on the projl'Ull are "Pas De Bach" (1977),
a ooromentary on Unaerlna baroque mannertarna
featurtna \he music of Jonann Sebastian Bach;
"Chan1H and Choice." (1981), wh ich waa
choreopaphed by Lewitzky and the Company and
"Suite SaUe," (1980), a lyric dance 1et to six piano
piec. by F.rik SaUe.
~ out the pr'Oll'alD are "Ceremony for
Three" (1872), and "SJ*lfll Between" (1874).
"Chana-and Choices.'' "Continuum" and
"Spaces Between" will be performed toni1ht and W~y. "Ceaemony foe 'nln!e," "The Snno
of the Woman," "Suite S.Ue" and "Pu De ~
wW =--med Tuelday. U. '6 and $6 far een1or cttbena and UC
IMne t.culty, naff, alumni and ttudenta, and can
be ob1.ainad by caWna (714) 83M379.
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South you hold:
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The blddtnr hu procffded:
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What do you bid now?
A. -Partner ha• ahown that
he hu a better than
minimum takeout double
with a nve-urd 1p1d11ult. ln
1upport of 1pad11, your hand
11 worth 11 point•. To bid any
lea• than four 1pad11 dote
your holdlnr an lnju1Uce.
Q.Z-A• South. vulnerable.
you hold: + KJ Q J76S 0.~8 t Jtsd
The bidding hu proceeded:
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Whal action do you take'!
A.-Yo u have 1 weak hand
and most of your valuea are
sort. 1.e., queens and Jacks.
which might prove to be or
doubtful value. But partner
knows you are weak. What
he dOfan't know i1 that you
have two honors in his trump
suit and a key honor in hit
aecond 1uit. That i1 juat
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What action do you take'/
A. -By reopen Inc with a
double, partner ha• 1hown 1
sood hand . You can probably
npect four defanalvt triclu
from him. Your hand rat•• to
take at ltut thrff trick• on
dtltnte. At thlt vulnerabll·
lty. that look• llkt a 600 pen·
atty at leut. Doubl1.
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you hold:
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What action do you take?
A.-No th1111 not a repeat of
the previoua problem. The
hand 1;;d bidding are the
aame. but the vulnerability is
not Thi• time, a penalty or
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What do you bid now'/
A.-You have no need to bl
uhamed of your hand -It i•
the equivalent of an openinr
bid. Faclnr a partner who lw
jump ralled. you art In th•
•lam aone. Tht beet way to
set your meuar• l trOll to
partner It to cue·bld five
clubl. If partner can do no
more than return t.o live
diamonda, p111.
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A.-Onct partner raltH "•
spades. your hand revaluH • I
to 14 points. Since partner '
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game. Bid four 1padu.
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By P'RED ROTHENBERG ,.,, ................
NEW YORK -Kank WHlhur\11 Jr g~w up
wltho\;lt hia father -but with ht. father's ll•g"nd
At timelt, carryina the burden or his dad'• name.
fame and early death wa a the slufr o f
COW\try--and-weatem lament.
The atrugale to leave his father's shadow and
u.ert hit own music.al and pel"llOnal ident..lty ia the
focua of tonight'• NBC movie, "Uving Proof: The
Hank WlJITama Jr Story," based o n the
aut.ob!<>lfaphy by Williams and Michael Bane.
"That aucker cut.a a long lhadow I'm the
living proof of that." says ~k in the movie
Ilichard Thomu, himself trying to overcome
television's inflexible image of hlm-as John-Boy
Walton, gives Hank an ee.meslnftl but not enough
eer1hinea lo be totally credible. Thomas' amging
doee justice lo Hank's tunea. whJch are perofnned a
half-dozen time• to enliven a production that
dawdles too much , yet still manage s to be
appealing.
At the age or 8. Hank sings hlS daddy's SOl'\g5
on atage, beneath a huge picture of Hank Wil..IJanu
Sr. As he gets older. he rebels against h is
controlling mother, Audrey (Allyn Ann McLene),
who stifles any creativity. "I know I'm not great. I
juat Imitate," ht-wn~ m one aona
On 1\.ltac. AuJr,•y won't It'll him alna hl1 own
aonat. At home, where another l.rf•r-than-llf~
picture of Hank Sr adorns the fami y room, ahe
snubs any woman who m.taht take her boy away
"When I httar you doing hi.I 10np, lt ~ .. him
cloee to me," Aud~y tella Hank Hank Wl.llia.ml S r
died at the aje or 29 from an alcohol-Induced heart
failure.
Hank finally tean away the apron atrtna-, but
hla fans aWl won't let him be anybody but the
amgin' lJTlaCe of Hank Sr.
On the road, he 1uocumb9 to some of the same
temptation.a that hooked hla father -druga. alcohol
and easy women. He breaks up with his hometown
girl-next-door and marries an aggrealve woman.
June, played by the talented Liane Langland, tuma
out lo be another Audrey.
She advocates pleuing the Cans with the oldies.
thmking more of gate receipt.a than her husband's
needs. The marriage dlaaolves, and so does Hank1a
diacipline. He arrives drunk for one concert, and
later tries lo kill himself with an overdo.e of pills.
A new man.ager (Clu Gulager) and a supportive
girlfnend (Ann Gillespie) help tum his life around.
But his rebuilt career is nearly destroyed when his
face IS severely damaged in a mountain-cllmbmti
accident.
'Children of Pride' subject
of PBS documentary
By BETSY KENEDY -..11tl1l1I ,,_ W,.._
NEW YORK -F.ach of Kojo Odo's 21 kids
came to him as a shadow of a child -physically or
mentally handicapped, abused by adults o r a
sluggish child care system and, worst of all,
unwanted.
But Odo, a 42-year-old bachelor. wanted them,
and in the Last 10 years, whether 3 years old or 15,
they have come to his old, lour-story Harlem
brownstone and been nurtured in his love, safe in
the knowledge that their days or lJ\Stituuons and
foster homes are over.
These "special needs" children. all considered
hard lo pl.ace by adoption agencies, are bl08S0ming,
surprising doctors and social workers with their
physical. mental and emotional progress.
Odo and hi• children are the subject of a
documentary, "Children of Pnde," lhat will be
broadcast tonight u part of public TV's "Frontline"
series.
The decision lo make the film was a painful
one for the fiercely private, protective man who
worried that the family he had carefully r.u.ed not
be destroyed, turned Into an "oddity and a freak
ahow" -that his children not be mishandled m the
procets, or exploited.
But he agreed to make "Children or Pnde"
after putting the idea to a family vote, because. he
says, "I felt there was a need for a statement to be
made that would help promo~ homes for chtldttn.
"Our future is being destro y e d by
i.natituµonaJiutJon of our children," Odo says.
Children are being ••vtctimized and labeled and
destroyed. Given the opportunity, they can make
it."
The "credentials" of his five girls and 16 boys,
all of them black, as is Odo, are impressive.
"I have a child who is blind." Odo says. "l haw
a couple of children who have rather poor eyesight.
I have a couple of children who have been
diagnoeed as brain-damaged, a couple diagnoeed as
retarded, a couple who may possibly be tenninally
ill.
"I have a c hild with nephritis (a kidney
cll9eue), a child with severe sickle cell anerrua. I
have aeveral children who have been diagnoeed aa
leVettly emotionally disturbed. I have a child with
alcohol syndrome and several with failure to
thrive," diag:no9ed at birth as dependent on either
;alcohol or drugs, he says.
He says his commitment to the children began
a decade ago, after he had read an article about the
plight of black children within the child care
system.
Odo says he expected aorne bias: He was black,
he wu single and he wore gold rings ln his ierced
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ears, noae and lips. and silver bracelet.a bunched up
to ha elbows. "I didn't fit into the stereotype or the
sujted, tied, black middle class ma.le." he says.
The bias was there, but, says Odo, "After a
while, I developed a reputation for being able to
cope Social worke rs began to believe in me. it
wasn't a matter of breaking the law, it was a matter
of breaking policy."
His decision to take only "special needs"
children came about by accident. He asked for a
healthy black boy, aged 3 to 6. What he was offered
was a 7-year-old with one arm and "somewhat
severe emotional problems."
By the fourth or fi~ child. Odo says he knew
special needs children ~re "what I wa.s going to be
about."
Odo was head of an adoption resource center at
Columbia Uruvers1ty until late last year. when the
JOb was eliminated by cutbacb tn federal funding.
Now he works only at jobs that permit him a
flexible schedule.
That schedule begins at 5:30 each day when he
walks the two d o&s and s tar ts the first of
in.numerable loads of laundry before waking the
kids at 6. Ke J(eta them all off to their public or
speoal schools. then does the household chores
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Garage sales. yard sales. rummage sales. street sales no matter what
you call them, the idea 1s the same -TURNING THINGS YOU NO LONGER
NEED INTO CASH When you get trred of fighting your way into a crowded
attic or garage, or when you need a ltttle extra cash, have a garage salel So
get into the act, clean out those unwanted items. and make money doing 1tl
It's fun, it's profitable, and following these 10 steps will make 1t simple.
1 Decide on dates.
Look at a calendar and set the dates and times of your
• sale Weekends are usually good, but many successful
sales have been held 1n the evening. 1ust after work.
Check the weather forecast in the paper, and watch for
any other large event that may attract potential buyers
away, such as lairs or community events. Have your
sale run at least two days -some people may not be
able to come on any single day.
2 What to sell.
Everything• That is. everything you haven't used in the
• last year If an item has antique value. or rs brand-new.
or has unusual value. be sure to ask a healthy price for
11 Get a pad of paper and search your whole house
Look everywhere. and list everything.
~.This 1s your main attraction and your
best source of income Be sure to place furniture
where 11 can be seen from the street. Price
furniture low enough to beat auctions and
secondhand sales (check the class1f1eds for
compansons). but high enough so you can come
down a little when someone shows interest
Rock1nq chairs. chest of drawers. tables and
chairs are all very successful at garage sales, so
feature them in your ad.
Afttiqwt. Smaller antiques should be groupeo. and
kept close at hand where you can watch and talk
about them Nostalgia items are very popular -
display them well aotWRcJ. Make sure clothing is clean. and mark
the price way down Put as many things as
possible on hangers Separate kids things by age
Display adult clothing by sex and age group. Low
prices are a _, on clothes except for unusual
items. which should be tagged witn an
explanation (ltke. "hand-embroidered flowers.
dress worn by Mae West).·
....... '"·These will sell for a fair price only 1f
they work No one will take your word for 1t. Have
an extension cord so they can be tested. or better
yet. have radios playing, old TV sets turned on
etc Make sure buyers understand they are sold
"as rs ..
"-h. These usually go fast. but keep them out of
direct sunlight A good idea 1s to name your plants
before the sale (Spider lady, Cousin Jasper. Maggie~ and wnte a line or two on the
name card about how to care for them.
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Write your ad.
Here 1s a suggested ad ... Garage Sale -desks.
Bentwood rocking chair. toys, infat)ta' clothing, 1922
• Victrola en original cabinet. many gadgets, lots of
unusual items. rock collection. plants. Refreshments. 8
am. to 6 p.m Saturday and Sunday. 1234 South
Anystreet. Yourtown. Just west of Marn and 2nd."
Use this sample ad as a guide. Be sure to ltst unusual
items Be as spec1f1c as poss1ble. Give drrecttons if
needed Don "t use abbr81f1ations -many people won't
bother to decipher them CAUTION: Don't advertise
anything you don·t really have Every rtem 1n the' ad
must be on hand at the start of the sale.
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4 Where to advertise.
Pla.ce y·our ad where 1t 'Mii be seen by people who live
in the area -most people shop close to home. The
• Daily Pr lot 1s read by 88,000 adulfs in Costa Mesa.
Newport Beach. Laguna Beach. Irvine. Huntington
Be•ch and Fountain Valley -guaranteeing you wide
exposure And with the Pilot. you·re not paying for
W98te circulation rn Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to
run your ad 3 times or more. and start It a few days
before the sale so bargain hunters can have plenty of
notice.
5 Make a sign.
To help make your sale successful, make a few signs
• from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good
sign size is 14" x 22"
6 Placing your sign.
The morning of the sale, bUt not before, place your
signs Be sure and add your address and any
• d1rect1onal arrows This should be done about a halt
hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where rt
can be seen from both sides of the street by passing
cars and pedestrians CAlJTION: Some towns have faws
that restrict the placement and duration of garage sale
signs Please check with your town's planning
department or clerk
7 Marking prices. ·
Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office
•
supply stores have varo1us sizes and colors of stickers
that work well, or you can use masking tape. However
you mark them . ..-. prtces low. Garage sales are tor
bargain hunters. Remember. whatever you can·t sell
yo~'41 have to drag back 1n the house and store again
for atiother year
8 Serving refrest.1Wts.
This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a friendly
• atmosphere. It also enCC>W'8g89 people to stay longer
and perhaps buy more. Yoo could even charge tor
expensive items like donuts, or the kids could go in
business for the day. with a lemonade stand.
9 Displciy.
Make sure everything can be seen Have card tables or
• boards used as shelves between two ehaira. Don't
cause people to bend o._., unless you can't help It. UH
one table as a desk wt*1t you can ... everything and
take money. Use onty one cash boJC (tin ean1 Of boJCH
work fine) and make sure eomeone la appolnl9d
"cashier .. at all times. Arrange beforehand for a friend
who can help answer questions. reUef for lunch • .to .
Check your nei9fbon and
friends. •See if any want to join your uae. This will give you
aomeone to snare e•~ with and lncrHM lntereat
In your ule. It otnen )oln you, be Mn to lrtcha th .. tn
your ad (example: "th,....famfly tale." "nelghbOmoOd
Nie"~ Group sales are a k>t more tun. too.
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aooa LUCK WITH YOUll GAMM IAL8
MAY IT .. Wccatll'UL MIO l'UNI .
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D11t &o &r1Hml11toe trouble &oday's a&ock m.a~el
q..otatto•• wlll eot appear.
Return of high
inflation feared
By Tiie Alsoclated Prell
NEW YORK -A ll"OUP of economt.ta warned
today that double-dialt Inflation and economic
stagnation oou.ld return ln the next two or three yean,
despite growiJll tlgna of an economic recovery. •
The Shadow Open Market Committee, ~ 1Si>' "
of "monetartat" eoonomata, urged the Federal Raerve
Board to slow the growth of the nation's money
supply, even If it mHn1 slowing tho pace of the
recovery. It alao called for curbing the growth of
federal spending, a tougher stand on loans to
debt-ridden nation. and w ent on record against
protectionist trade restr1ctiona.
The committee owes ita name to lta self-appointed
role as a watchdog of the policy-making ann m the
Fed. which ia known u the Federal Open Market
Committee. Monetariata believe the quantity of money
detennines the level of economic activity and pricel. U
the money supply grows too quickly, they believe
inflation will be spurred; if money supply IJ'OWS too
slowly. the economy will be choked off.
"We have paid a very high price ln th.la country to
get rid of inflation. It would be foolish policy to
squander that now," said Allan Meitzler, a Shadow
C.Ommittee member and profeuor at the Graduate
School of Indus trial Admi nistration at
Carnegie-Mellon Univen1ity in Pittaburgh.
Union Bank lo sell offices
LOS ANGELES -Union Bank of Loa Angeles
said it plans to sell 14 of ita 58 California offices to
re.tructure ita retail banking opttat1on1 IO appe&I
more to bU&iness executives and profemionala. Union
Bank i..t a aut:.idiary of Standard Chartered Bank
Group of London. The 14 branches to be aold were
among the 35 offices renamed aa Union Bank when
the L os Angeles bank m erged with Standard
Chartered in 1979.
PSA expansion announced
SAN DIEGO -Pacific Southwest Airlinel _plans
to expand and eventually operate routes out of Dallas
and other major cities, and it may even work out 90llle
kind of deal with Braniff Airways, aaid PSA president
Paul C. Barkley. A deal for PSA to leue 30 Braniff
Airways jets offirially expired last Friday at midnight,
two days after a federal appeals court blocked the
deal, saying it was almost equal to a reorganization for
Braniff. (PSA , hued in San Diego, aerves John Wayne
Airport in Orange County.)
Few~r Wespercorp sales seen
From Tbe BaalDesa Wire
Randy Knapp. chief executive officer of
Wespercorp, Tustin, haa announced that he anticipates
reductions in sales and earnings level. for the quarter
ending March 31 when compared with the prior
quarter. "Our tape controller bu.inea hu since
mid-February been significantly impacted by the
unanticipated downturn in our OEM busi neu,
including cancellations of OEM orders and unexpected
disruptions in order flow aa the company implemented
ita strategy to concentrate on sales to end-u.era throuah distributors," said Knapp "As a result we are
now projecting that controller revenue• for the
current quarter should be down by about $1 million."
Mitsubishi sales increase
M.iwubishi Motor Sales of America Inc., Fountain
Valley. has reported a meable increue in new car and
truck sales volume for the month of FebNary topping
its highest previous monthly sales by 67 percent.
February car and truck sales totaled 3,270 units.
MMSA's previous high month was November 1982, in
which 1.957 vehicles were aold.
Gold price $8.50 an ounce
LONOON -The U.S. dollar turned sharply
lower agai.nat moat other major c:urrendel in early
European trading today. with the West German mark
boosted b the political victory there of Clwlcellor-
Helmut ~hl's conservative coalltion. The price m
Fld ~ • much as $8.50 an ounce to rebound from
ita slide Friday. Brokers said the bullion market was
anxioualy awaiting the outcome of a meetina in
London by the Organ.t.zation of Petroleum Exporting
Countries.
Gold coins
By Tbe Anoctated Presa
Selected world gold prklel today:
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LoDCloll morning fixing $421.26, up $8.76. Lo.•• afternoon fixing $420.75, up $8.2&.
Paris afternoon fixing *427.77, off $1.09.
Prautwrt fixina $f22.01, off $4.66.
l•rlu late afternoon $420.50 bid, up $4.60· • $421.50 Mked. •
.a a.., 6 llarmu (only daily quote) $420.75, up ..,.20.
~ <ooJ.y daily quote> $420.76, "'f ta.2&. =::f•Dst~ fabricated (only daily quote '441.79;.
Up $8. • •I• NY C.mes aoJ.d apot month Frt. $417.eo off 1 •12.10. • ..
Silver
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HMdy and Harman. $10.22 per troy ounm.
Gold Of,
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NEW YORK (AP) -Spot nonferraue metal
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ClASSIFllDC4
The jury is still out
Campbell's gamble nearly backfires
By JOHN SEV ANO °'.._....,,.......,
LOS ANGELES -About the only concluaion
one could draw ln watchini ye.t.erday'1 USFL
opener between New Jeney and La. Angeles wu
that maybe the wi1dom of the head coache1
involved lhould be questioned.
With a multi-million dollar, Hei1man
Trophy-winninl running back at his dlapoeal, why
did Generala Coach Chuck Fairbanka run Henchel
Walker only 16 times?
On the other hand. with the Exprea holding a
20-15 lead and le. than four minuta remaining,
why did LA c.o.ch Hugh Campbell decide to go for
a f'lnt down on fourth-and-one at hia own 32?
In both cues, knowledge isn't being questioned
here ... only sanity, although the Exprea did walk
away with a 20-15 victory before 34,002 at the
Collaeum.
Campbell wu fortunate with hia gamble. As
one might expect, the Express didn't make their
tint down and the Generals took over at the LA 31·
with 3:48 to 1(0.
Three excruciating minutes I.at.er, however, the
Express got the ball back aa the Generals came up
inches lhort in their quest for a fl.rat down at the
LA two-yard line.
For the record, Campbell, who won five Grey
Cups while with Edmonton in Canada, explained
his strategy thil way:
In other USFL openers ..
•George Allen returned to the nation's
capita!. leading the Chicago Blitz to a 28-7
win over the Wuhlngton Federals.
•Ex-Cal quarterback Fred Besana
sparked the Oakland Invaders past the
Arizona Wrangers, 24-0.
•Chuck Fuslna paced the Phlladelphla
Stars to a 13-7 win over the Denver Gold.
•John Reaves passed for 358 yards.
guiding the Tampa Bay Bandits past the
Boston Breakers, 21-17.
•USFL roundup, page C2.
•USFL summaries, page C3.
sidelines becauae Walker didn't have enough time
to properly prepare for the game.
Fairbankl alao added the club 1eemed to be
"doing OK" with Larry Coffy (Walker'•
replacement) in the backfield and, in being behind,
the New Jeney coach felt Walker wu ill ~uipped
to pick up the Expre91' blitzing~.
if rett Construction Co.
"We had two defenlive baclu hurt and l didn't
have confidence we could atop their passing game. l
had a loi more contidence that we could get the fl.rat
down."
"Thia is the guy's first time out. Everyone is
expecting an enormou1 amount from him,"
Fairbank& explained. "I ;u.t didn't want to put him
in a situation he'd have a problem with."
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Kansas City third baseman George Brett put his time to good use
this weekend while waiting his turn at bat at the Royals' Fort
Myers, Fla. spring camp. He makes a bench out of cinder blocks,
a board and a piece of astro-turf, then is joined by teammate
Willie Wilson.
Nobody aaked Campbell how confident he was
the Express wu going to wln alter the offense
failed to acoompliah ita tuk.
Fairbanlu' decision to keep Walker idle,
primarily in the aecond half when he canied the
ball only five times for 21 yard.a. is even more of a
mystery.
Fairbanka said he kept his college star on the
Walker didn't exactly aha.re ha coach's view.
"[ didn't run out of gas or anything. I could
have played more, but coach decided tO go with
some of our other bacb late ln the game," Walker
explained, as he touched the ball only twice in the
fourth quarter (on the team's final .eries) .
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alker:
B i JOHN SEV ANO ~ o.llJNot .....
S ANGELES -If Hersc hel
W la indeed making $1.2 million a
ye~ aa haa been repocted, he earned
$3 1.56 every time he touched the ball
b yesterday at the Coli9eum foe the
N~ Jereey Generals.
What the team got in return wu 65
~ 16 carries rush.Ing. three yards
o one reception , one touchdown
· • and a lot of standing around on
New Jeney sidelines -although the
la is no fault of Walker'1.
oomparlaon. based on an 8tirnated
000 a year, LA Expre911 running back
T y Boddie earned $108.02 every time
had the football.
Jn return. the Express received 77
y on 13 carries rushing. 49 yards on
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16
five receptions and one touchdown
puling.
Something'anotrighthere!
'n>e numbers, however. don't lie and
although Walker came in as the much
bally-hooed attrae\ion. It wu Boddie
who walked away with the attention ln
the Expn!91' 20-15 victory.
''We're hard to compare becauae we're
two different peo 1le," understated
Boddie, who WU . by the Express
on the 12th of the draft. ''Thia ia
cnly one game and I juat happened to
gain more yarda than he did."
Actually. there i1n't the al~test
similarity between Walk.er and die.
One la big, fut, the prx>to -type NFL
running back with speed, while the
other is 1mall (5-11, 195), reliea on
quickneM and pcobebly would be out of
football il it wasn't for the new league.
Monetarily? 'nlat'1 even a bigger joke
u Walker haa a three-year pact calling
for a base salary of $1.2 million per
seuon (broken down that'• $66,666.66
per game), while Boddie haa a one-year
deal at the USFL minimum (around
$3~.ooo. which breeD down to $1,944.44
per game).
"I wun't worried, and really didn't
think about it." said Boddie about ail the
publicity surrounding Walker. ''I flaured
that Henchel would do hll thing.1 just
wanted to show LA who Tony Boddie
waa.
"l'Vl! alwaya looked at He~hel as a
goal. I always tried (in college at
Montana State) to outruah or outplay
him.''
It's probably safe to aawne Walker
never .et his standards next to Boddie's.
"I think I did OK." was how Walker
explained hil performance. "I could have
played better. How much so? I don't
know.
"I'm not out to prove anything. All I
want to do ia play. I ran the ball a little
better than I expected. and I caught a
pua. I guea that would be the pluaes.
~ for the minuaes, we lost the game and
that'1 the mmt important thing."
Walker, who had only a week to
prepare for his first game u a pro.
admitted to being a little surpriled by
what he aaw.
"It's tougher than I thought it would
be," aaid Walker, who was a man among
boys in college. "A lot of guys had more
speed than I expected to see. And besides
(See WALKER, Pase C!)
Laguna's Leach captures doubles title
LA JOLLA -Top eeeda Tim Paw.at
and Laguna Beach'• Rick Leach defeated
fifth eeeded Scott Davia and John Letta of
Stanford, 6-3, 6-2. ~. 6-2 to capture the
94th Pacific Coast Mena Tennla Double.
Championship at the La Jolla Beach and
Tennia Cub yesterday.
It wu the tint time a team repeated
since Peter Fleming and Brian Teacher
won CIOIW!ICUtive titles in 1976 and 1976.
Pawut is a fntshman at the Univenity of
Southern California and Leach, an
!!I-rear-old senior from Laguna Beach
High. ia the top-ranked junior in the United
S'-*· ---------~ -~ WW'1llllDl!ln is the 8eCOOd oldest In
the United Stat.es.
F.arlier ln the day. Pawut and Leach'
won their Nm1final match with a 7 -6. 7-6
vict.oty over fourth wded Richard Gallien
TENNIS 11
and Kelly Jones of Pepperdine. Davia and
Letta reached the fin.ala by downJ..na Rill
Baxter and John Van Nostrand of
Pepperdine 6-4, 6-2.
Navratilova wins
INGLEWOOD -Top-.eeded Martina
Navratilova defeated second eeed Chris
Evert Lloyd 6-1, 6-3 yesterday to capture a
women'• tennis tournament at the Fon.am.
Navratilova and Evert Lloyd later paired
up to win the $10,000 doublel title with a
7 -5, 6-3 victory over Bettina Bunge of West
Gennany and Billie Jean King before a
crowd of 7,994.
The tournament champlonahlp !1'8kh
Bates Motel ·needs Anteaters
face PCAA's
hottest team
• JUSt a little room
little room," Mid the winninl
jlx:key.
~it by &dna wide-at
one time• far out_• the w\dth
ot four rival~ Trainer John Goaden, a
31-year-old SncU.hman who
came to t.he Unic.d Stai.. in
1978, tenMd hia l,t40-pou.nd dMY'et "wry ..... ui. cs.pta hil
~1.U. 8Dd N1Y to train." .. Motel .,... 17 hand.,
compmnble to the .. of a 7-toot
t ft -tbaU .... Now bt ~.
Nit .,... Elilt'1 the One, wttla~ 2~-...... w~ wtthlildle Delabou.aye, flnJahed Ualrd ...._._...._
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NtMlda Lall Yeps, the No. 1
aeed for the PCAA buketball
tournament which be1tna
'Ibunday, baa drawn the 7 p.m.
ltarUns time for ita pme with
Pld.tic al the Forum.
The other three quarterfinal
~ find Utah State (20-7) va.
Sen J~ State (13-1~! p.m.;
UClrvtne (18-11) va. Stat.
(18-8) al 4 o'clock;~ c..1 State "'1l.inon (21-8) YI. Lons 8Mch
Sta .. (12·1&) at 9 o'clock.
1be ~ ....... f« 7
pa -~ J'nday with the ~"C4. ecbed~ for l
The Aa ....... Who flnWwd In
lftb ......... ~.dt
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was the ~ meeting of the world's top
two women'• tennis pl.ayers. and despite
the la.a, Evert Lloyd still holds the .eriee
advantage at 30-20.
"It help. to get the year off on the nght
foot." aaid Navratilova. "[ had two bad
games with unforced erron.. but Chris is
the toughest one to play."
In the flnt .et. Navratilova held a 5-1
lead, but Evert Lloyd ltill man.aged to make
lt tough. takina Navratilova to deuce twice
in the final game.
Evert Lloyd started out strong in the
leOOl'ld eel, POI ahead 3-1 on an unforced
error by Navratilova. But the champion
came beck with 12 ltraight points to take a
4-3 le.d and eventually the $35,000 first
prize.
"I now know I can rally from the
bueline," Mid Navratilova.
Cas and Mas
spark UCI
to sweep
UC Irvine. behind the pltchina
of aenicr ea. Soma and frwbman
Mai Yota, rolled to a
double-he.del' sweep of villtlna
UStU yeaterday in colleae
bMebel1 8Ction.
Soma 1eattend 10 usru hlta
and atruck out five ln wtnn1nC
hi• Unt 1ame :f;!n•l three
"-. S-2. In the tcap. YOU.
a left-band.-, ll8o won hit tint
... of the~. theAn•t.n roDlcl. &.; l.
Yota (l-2) ~hitter ln the aewn-. In the opms, ...s all of
lta run1 in Ul• fourth lAnlJ\I
aftlz' belnl--..n. 2.0. A dOuWit
Dlmin .............. Dlttott a.. a........_ two-nan
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Frustrating
8-3 defeat
for Kings
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP)
-When Minnesota'• Steve
Payne ICOl9 a hat trick, he hates
to be alone.
"I like to share," Payne said
after both h e and George
Ferguson scored three goals
apiece in the North Stars' 8-3
victory over the Loa Angeles
K.mga last night.
The d ouble hat trick has
happened only three times in
North Star history and each time
Payne waa half the double.
"It'• }u1t the way it
happened,' he said.
The way it happened last night
wu a flashback to lut aeaaon
when the North Stars were u8ed
to wide-open games and high
acori.ng. 'Thia .euon the emphasis
ha1 been on defense and the
scores h.aVl! been cloae.
"Everybody kind of g o t
excited." Payne 1aid. "We
haven't had that kind of game in
a while."
It wu the first regular-eeuon
hat trick for Fergu•on in 11
National Hockey Lague aeuom.
"Thi.I bu been a frustrating
year for me oUemively. To have
a QOod game like today i.a a big
relief," uJd Ferguaon. who bu
scored only eigbt goal.I alnce
coming to , the North Stan in a
trade with Pituburgh early in
the~.
But to Minnesota Coach
Murray Oliver, center Bobby
Smith, who had a pl and four
Ulilta, WU the best player Oil the
lee Sunday. "He'• been playing
well. But thil WU hia best pDle
of the .eaaon."
"I could have had 10 point. the
way It WU ao'nl." Smith Mid.
La. AnaeJee c.o.ch Don Perry
WU fn.aatrated with hit team'1
play.
CdM, Locke
vie Wednesday
LONG BltACH -Corona del
Mar Hlch'• womm'• bmlmtbell
'-In conUn\* tta 1883 $ tomonow al 4 o'clock at tht
8-ch Arwna ln the am round th• Southern California
~b-~mplonahtpa tollowtn1 mGAY• Cf7 a.A ~p.
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Football attendance:
USFL, WFL and AFL
From AP cl11patc:bH
Here's a l11t of announced m
opening-day attendance figures for 4. •
the United States Football Leagut>
Sunday, the World Football League'•
first weekend In 1974, and the American
Football League's first weekend lD 1960.
Note: Great dispantles were later dLSCOvered
between the paid attendance and the total m the
ballparks at a number of WFL games, and the
New York Titans' announced attendance was
acknowledged to be about triple the actual
number of fans in the stadium.
UtWIM li.t• ,~ ~
Chlcaoo Blitz •I W..,.,lnglon F~··· 38,010
Boalon 8tMller1 al Tampa Bay Balldlla· 42,07
Phlladtlpllia Sl9'1 al Oenllilt Gold 4.S. 102 Oakland lnvad«t at ArlJON Wrangten· 45, 187
Ncrw J«My o-a11 at Loa ~ Exp<-34 002
Total announced 11111-..,..... anen<lanoe 204 718
Mlclllgan al Birmingham -t1onlgh1)
Wcwtd Football~
New Vorle Siar• at Ja4;llaon11111a Sharkl. 69. t 12
Portland Storm It Phlladelphla a.II 55.53-4
Sout,_n California Sun at BtrmtnQharn Am«ana 53 2J 1
Houaton Ta.1tans al CnleaOO F11a l2.000
Dalrolt Wheal• at Mamphla Soolhman 30.122
The HawaHana at Ille Flor'i<la Blazers 18.825
Tolat announced llrat-weel< allaodooca 258,824
A~ Footbell Laaewa o.n-Broncoa at Boston Pa1r1011 21,597
Oallaa Tu-II Loe~ Cnargars 17.724
HOullon Ollers at Oekland Raio.ti 12,703
8ulfalo BUIS at New Vor~ Tl1an1 t0.200
Total announcec:t flr1t-weak atteo<lance 82.n•
Quote of the day
Scott McGregor, Ball1more Oriole:.
pitcher, on the rcuremcnl of Earl Weaver
as manager· "l wish Earl well. I OWt' my
career to thl' Lord and the Baltimore
orgaruzation. mdudang Earl But I'm not
going to mass hts language He cussed so
awful last year, I finally told him I wasn'l
going to sit beside ham anymore because the
Lord was going lo strike him dead If he
kept talking like that. and.I didn't wanl to
be there when 1t happened"
Feds blitzed b y Chicago
Rookie Trumaine Johnson caught Ci]
one touchdown pass and set up a c. •
second to lead the Chicago Blitz past
the Washington Federals, 28-7
yi:sterday and gave Coach George Allen a
t~tumphant return to the nation's capital to
highlight the United States Football League
openers. Chicago quarlcrback Greg Landry
completed 19 of 26 passes for 251 yards and two
touchdowns Jobn Reaves passed for 358
yards and three touchdowns, UlCludmg a 33-yard
game-winning stnke to Wlllle Gillespie to lead
the Tampa Bay Bandits past the Boston
Breakers, 21 -17 Reaves completed 28 of 39
passes . . . Cback Falim scorea a TD and David
Troat kicked two field goals to lead the
Philadelphia Stars to a 13-7 wm over the Denver
Gold . . . Fred Besana flred two TD passes to
Wyatt Henderson -including a 53-yard bomb m
the opening quarter -as the Oak.1&nd invaders
downed the Aru.ona Wranglers. 24-0
Fresno State be lts Titans
Junior forward Ron Anderson m
scored 23 points and pulled down 15
rebounds to lead Fresno State to a
94-72 win over Cal State Fullerton
yesterday in the final PCAA basketball game of
the season. Leon Wood 11COred 33 points for
Fullerton. including four three-point field goals
. . . Ralpb Sampson's jump shot from the foul
line with four seconds left earned Vu-guua an
83 -81 win ove r Maryland and the
co-championship of the Atlantic Coast
C::o~ference wath North Carolina Sampson
fmaahe d with 23 points
McEnroe loses
as U.S. eliminated
BUENOS ARIES. Argentina (AP) -
Argentina eliminated the defending ctwnpion U.S.
Davis Cup team m first-round 1983 World Group
action when Gwllermo V1w overwhelmed John
McEnroe 6-4, 6-0, 6-1 yesterday to give ArgenUt\a
an inaurmountable 3-1 lead in the best-of-five
matches format.
Gene Mayer defeated Argentina reserve
Alejandro Ganz.abal in the fifth game of the aeries.
It wM the second singles l01!18 of the aeries for
McEnroe, who is ranked third in the world He fell
to J oee Luis Clere 6-4, 6-0, 3-6, 4-6. 7-5 in a
marathon match which started Friday and w ..
finished Saturday morning. It a.190 wu the U.S .
ace'• fourth straight llingles defeat in Davia Cup
play in Buenos Aires. He dropped both h1I singles
matches -.i.o to Vilas and Clerc -here when Afaentlna eliminated the Americans tn 1980.
Saddlehack plays at PCC
&iidcDebeck Coll• lost a ,c:oln flip yestenlay,
th'-9 WUl iravel '° P~ City CoUep tomomJW nAlbt (7:80) tor lta aat.e rqJonaJ community coUep
~ pl.tyo(t pme.
'n>t ~·Paudma wiM« wUl adv~ :.:::r,i..i.rn dale tounwy lri Senta Clara th.t.
7 6erM lose econd in row
Bucl1 Wtlllam1 •nd Albert KLa1 m ut•h 1cor ed 22 polntl and Ottt
8lrd1on1 added U , lndudlnl two
crucial flold 1oal1 In tho final two
mlnuk••, tu lead the New J•nt•y Neot• \O •
111-106 NBA vfctbry over th4: PhUadelph.la 76era
y.,1(rrday It WH th• tlrat tlmtt thl1 aea•on
PhUadelphU. (60·9) ha.d loet two Waight 1amn
Boeton d•ft'aled tht-76•r• Jl'rtday nljh\ . .
Ela<-where In th• NBA: Mike
Woodson camtt off the bonch
and a'Ort'<J 22 polnl.I \o poce
ol9ht ff')ay•r• In double
ri1ur" •• thr Kan1&1 Chy
Kins• thruhed San Dle10.
144 10~. Terry Cummln11 Joo
tht-Cllppert with 26 point.a
Artis Giimore acored 23
polntl an juat three quar~ra
and Georae Gervlo added 20
wtLUAlll as San Antonio ran away
from Cleveland, 117-98 . . . Regle Theus 1COred
" game-high 28 points and David Greenwood
had five poin'-and five rebounda Ln the fourth
quarter to 1park the Chicago Bulla past Indiana
106-98 . Jeff Ruland 11COred nine polnta and
Rick Nahorn grabbed ~ight rebounds In the
l'rucial third quarter, helping the Washington
Bulleta to a 102-91 victory over Atlanta. Ruland
It'd Washmgt<>n with 25 poanl8 Jobn Drew
scored 10 of his game-high 31 pointa In the
fourth quarter to pace the Utah Jaz.z to a 110-105
val·tory over the Portland Trail Blazers.
Guerrero sparks Dodgers
VERO BEACH, Fla. Pedro II Guerrero t•racked a home run and
drove an two runs to lead a 14-hit Los
Angeles attack as the Dodgers routed
Atlanta 10-1 yesterday ln their spnng exh1b1tion
opener
Jerry Reuss, Alejandro Pena and S teve
Howe rombmed to lmut the Braves, 0-2, to fave
hits
Vancouver slows Jets
the second straight night and the '
Darcy Rota scored two goals for ~
Vancouver Canucks outskated and
outch<'('ked the hstlcss Winnipeg Jets
for a 6-2 Nauonal Hockey League victory last
night Elsewhere in the NHL: Ric k
Middle too t.e0red lus 300th career goal 34 sa"Onds
anto the game, then gave Boston a 3-0 lead with
his 37th goaJ of the season to guide the Brui.ns to
a 5-2 triumph over Edmonton Jeff Larmer
collec-ted two goals and two assists as New Jeniey
toppled the New York Rangers, 6-4 . . Peter
Stastny scored thr('<' goals, whLle his younger
brother Anton had a goal and two assists to lead
Quebec: lo their first wan in Hartford in nearly
four years. 7-3 . . Buffalo left wing Tony
McKegney netted hls 30th and 31st goals of the
:.eason to spark the Sabres past ~troll. 6-4
Denis Savard tallied a pair of hrst-perlod goals
and assisted on another to lift the Chicago Black
Hawks past Montreal, 5-4 Ron Flockhart
and Paul Holmgren k'Ored second-period goals
and llkka Slnisalo tallied twice to lead the
Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-3 victory over
Ptttsburgh
Miller wins golf tourney
Jobnoy Mlller turned back Jack n NicklaH' late bid w1lh a no-bogey
three-under -par 69 to score a
two-stroke victory yesterday in the
lnverrary Golf ~1c: at LauderhJll, Fla. It was
the 22nd American tour victory for Maller
Pries lead s UCLA past Cal
Former Corona del Mar High II
standout Jeff Pries , a sophomore at
UCLA, pitched a five-hJu.er an going
the distance as the Bruins toppled
California, 3-2 yesterday in a college baseball
game at Berkeley Pnes allowed two unearned
runs and struck out six UCLA us now 1-1 m the
Pacihc-10 and 9-4-l overall
Television, radio
TV: College Basketball -Dayton al Notre
Dame. ~ pm .. Channel 56: UCLA at Washington
State, 8 p.m , Channel 56.
RADI&. College Basketball -UCLA at
Washmgt0n State, 7:~5 p.m ., KMPC (710)
TOMORROW'S RADIO
Baseball -Dodgers vs Atlanta at West
Pahn Beach, Fla., 10.10 a.m ., KA.BC (790)
Boats daniaged
in LAYC race
By ALMON LOCKABl!:Y o.Jlp"'9C ........ ,...,
Lot lt.naeles Yacht Club'• !~~mile Trt uland
race around Sant• Barbara, Cf&'1allna and San
Clemente lalanda rn.. always bt-cn known for ILIJ
occulonally rugged upecl.I.
Th.la yHr'• race, the 14.'CUnd In ttwl Whitney
Serie. tor lntemation.al Of fahore Rule ratJnga wu
no exception. Three boetl were badly damaged by
strong wind.a and high teU u the fleet approacht'd
Santa Barbara laland' Friday rught.
Moet .ertoualy dama&ed wu tM yacht Apple
Pae, a Santa Cruz-40 which 1uatained a cracked hull
and had to be ret1CUed by Cout Guard and Navy
craft.
Michael Kennedy's Audacious waa dlamaated
In the same area bul ma.n.aaed to return under her
own auxiliary power. Dkk Pennangton'a Heat Wave
lost her rigalna and wu towed t.o Cat Harbor on
Catalina I.aland.
Final corraclad time .-i111
TfU.ISLAND RACE (Whitney ..... ).
IOA-A -1 ~. Wayne Wlllenbwg, f>tarpoinl Bay VC 2
Whlala.wtnd. Stan Miiier. Long 8Mc;tt VC
l()A..,B -I VM Ill, Randy Cfowtlly, San Olaoo VC 2 M-tum
Pater Tong, South Shora VC; 3 Mutphy'1 Law. Mika ;.._ft ...... , L,_.; e..ctl YC. ' ~,,...,_ ' -· ..
SHIP AOCK RACE (TlmM. Ullle Whitney, Tod<! Pactfk: SerlM)
PHRF-A -t. Aoclcet, Matte ~ •• Del l\9'f VC. 2 O~lon.
Weegar Syndlcale, LAYC: 3 tn1.-, Al ~betg, Alamltoe 8ay YC
PHRF-B -I 8lua Mu. St.-And«ton. Cepla1rano Bay YC. 2
~'-·Bob Young, LAVC. 3 Spindrift, Alan Feltl'la.m, Santa Batt>ara
PHRF·C -1 Torch. Al>l>ot1Gaar1ng, Cabrlllo e.aoh VC, 2
C1lll1to. H-IHarlman, Sanla 8arl>are YC~ 3 Eacaffb.ir A L J~ WMI CONI YC ' ' . ~-.
MORC -1 WrackleH, AG Ka<llng, Caplatrano Bay YC, 2
HMbet Cr.aper. Mllta Geol'ge, KlnQ Harbor YC 3 Oe1a111 81-.,~ L Beectl VC ' ' ,._.,
°"iHRF (under 30 fM1} -I AIOha II, GleM Aeao, South Sh0r1 VC,
2 &inehlne, Oenn11 Humphrey, Cabtlllo Bead'! YC. 3 Or~ Bloaaorn
Chuck c .... SM.I BMon YC
15 boats compete
in Bogart Series
Fifteen ocean racing boats turned out tor t.n~
opening two races of Voyagers Yacht Club's
Humphrey Bogart Senes -a race to Casino Point,
Catalina Island, on Saturday, and a return race on
Sunday The two races also were an conjunction
with South Shore Yacht Club's Hi-Point Senes
In S.turd1y'1 r-the wl~• In Iha Bogart SariN w8'1
CLASS A -t Spirit, A'*' Brorwn, VVC, 2 QvlCklll\ler, Hetm
Sch.-. VVC. 3 E Ticket. G Ctlan<ller, Soulh ShOra YC
CLASS 8 -I Nugla Too. Jim and Katan Nuoenl. 8aJbOa YC 2
SCfloClt w ..... l(ne1111Wlnllternan VYC. 3 PuMyca. , Jonn Szalay VVC
CLASS C I CAMbratlon, Jan Fluega 5$VC
In Sun<1ay'1 r-Iha wmr-. -• CLASS A -I Ovlelcllh«. 2 Call Pajamu Carl LUI VYC 3 Sptrll . '
CLASS 8 -I ...... Too. 2 o~. Biii APpa. eve. 3 YO HO
Ho. Kan Rogar1. VYC
CLASS c -I Hampehlra Aoaa, Dannie Bumalt Soulh Stlora YC
2 CtMbtatton, Jan Fiuega, SSYC '
Boall gaining polnll In SSYC a Hl-Potnl Serlea
aatl#'CMy
CLASS A E Tlcilat. G Chandler. SSYC, 2 Call P•)•maa. Carl
LUI, VVC CLASS 8 1 Nugla Too. 2 ~ BoH "WI VYC 3 Vo Ho
Ho. Ken Rogar1. V'YC CLASS C I C411ebretl0n Jan Fluagga. SSYC
SORO -I Oaflnance Rici< No'#ltng, SSYC. 2 Yank-Paaha.
Ka<tn Olnamoo<. ~t>oa Y<;. ._..,
CLASS A -I Cata "9Jamaa. 2 lndlgO Tigar, Ron Deacon VYC
Too CLASS B -1 Sct>oc:il Wa.,., Knalat/Wlnlelaman. VVC 2 Nug1a
Clau C -I H~ Aoaa. Dennie Bo<nett. SSYC
SORO I Sorcerer R-. SSYC 2 Qaflanoa
• Rock N Roll WIDS
Rock N Roll. sailed by the Rogers-Ritter
Syndicate of Dana Pomt Yacht Ciub, was the Class
A winner Sunday an Dana Point Yacht Club's
Harding Memonal race for Performance Handicap
Ra6ng F1eet yachts.
CLASS A -1 ROOk N Roll Roger1-Rl1t« Sync:tocata ()f>Y<; 2 ~line, Fred P-. Capistrano Bay Ve, 3 Bang &ang MUwetl, Tom
an<l Kallly A<lamton, OPVC
CLASS 8 -1 Vlvace BIM Clore OPVC, 2 SunMI. Oulton-M-
Syndlcata. Of>YC. 3 Sun"'-. Ev.,, Malanoelly OPYC
NO SPINNAKER -I Moo<ly Blua CnarlH Mendanhall
unaltactled 2 Sarena. Hilar, Syl\/Mla<. OPVC 3 No n~ Mike
KISlng, UNltttlCNO
Shy, Bever triumph
Shy, aluppered by Don Bever. Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, topped a class of 15 F.tchells-22& in
NHYC's March One-DeSJgn Regatta Sat urday and
Sunday.
The four-race senes was sailed m the ocean off
Newport Beach.
WALKER. • • LUXURY
LIA•I
PLAN
NBA talks
may resume
I NEW YORK (AP) -National
Baaketball Au oclatlon
Commmioner Larry O'Brien Mid
yesterday that neac>tiations may
rfl9ume thia week between the
league and playen who have
threatened to strike April 2 If an aareernent isn't re.ached on a new
contr9CL
In an interview o n CBS'
"Sporw Sunday.'' 0 18rie.n said
that he had recetved a letter from
Larry l'leliaher. pMn1 cou.n.1 tor the NBA Playon A.ociaUon
lll'OP(lllna \be r.umit:.of ia1U ihat broke off tut y
From Page C1
~he speed, the execution was
better than I'm uaed to seeing I
gueu that'• the bigfe•l
adjustment I have to make.'
Added Walker's coach, Chuck
Fairbanks: ''Give the kid a break.
He made some mi1takea out
there. but cer\ainly nothing that
can't be corrected.
"We could have brought ln a
top fllgbt NFL back who had no
famillarlty with our sya\em and
it would have been difficult for rum, too."
Boddie'• performance wa.an 't
perfect by any means. But, at
leaat f or the moment, he
~~ed to ba1k in the
"Before today, no one even
knew who Tony Boddie wu." he
aaid wtlh a m:nlle.
Servile at CdM
Corona del Mar H11h'1 Se.a
View Lu1u• champion~
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tomorroW. be&tnn1na at S o'
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HAPPENINGS
IN THE DAIL l' PILOT'S
AUTO MARKET ... ~ ...
808 MORRll AND RON RANI have Joined
forces for Orange Co unty '• newe1t
Llncoln·Mercu ry dealerahlp, Beach
Lincoln-Mercury.
HUNTINGTON BEACH ... We are proud to
announce the recent Grand Opening of Orange
County's newest Lincoln-Mercury Dealerahlp
Beach Llncoln·Mercury. •
A combination of almost 80 yeara
Lincoln-Mercury Dealership Management
experience Includes: Peter Chang, President and
General Manager; Bob Morris and Ron Rane
Sales Managers; Bruce DeLaCuardra, Generai
Service Manager; and Bob Lamb, Fleet and
Leasing Manager.
The dealership Is located three blocks south
of the San Diego Freeway on Beach Blvd. In
Huntington Beach. •••
ORANGE COUNTY ..• A new Nlasan 19831~
truck which combines refinements of the '83
Datsun pickup w ith s everal additional
Improvements has been Introduced here by
executives of Nlasan U.S.A.
Its cab, cargo bed, engine selection, Interior
and suspension systems all have undergone
revision, according to C.P. (Chuck) King. senior
vice president/sales, Nissan U.S .A .• In Carson.
"This truck embodies all the virtues truck
buyers have made It clear they expect In a
truck," King said. "It brings to the marketplace
Increased power and roominess and
state--of·the-art engines and suspensions."
The enlarged cab features nearly an Inch
more headroom and nearly two Inches more
legroom than available In the 1983 Datsun
pickup, plus redesigned seats with additional
seatback rake to enhance driver and pasaenger
comfort.
The tall of the truck features large,
vertically-mounted wrap-around tall lamps and
the Nissan name In bold letters on the tailgate.
The tailgate Is removable and swings through an
arc of 180 degrees.
The pickup's cargo bed features double-wall
construction on all trucks except the MPG
models.
Changes to the suspension systems on the
Nissan trucks Include revised shock absorber
valving and steering linkage (for Improved ride
and handling). ventilated front disc brakes and a
front stabilizer (anti-bar on all tru,:ka).
Four-wheel-drive models use a completely
revised front suspension design which eliminates
last year's tension lower links In favor of
<(Ompresslon links for fore/aft front wheel
focatlon. A revised lower A-arm also contributes
to an Increase In ground clearance under the
A·arms Because of these changes the
four-wheel-drive trucks all have a smaller turning
radius, making them more maneuverable In
close quarters.
Additionally, the four-wheel-drive trucks use
automatic locking and unlocking front hubs.
Three new engines are available In the
Nissan truck -Nlasan's NAPS-Z 2.4 ·11ter
( 146·cld) hemispherical-head, overhead-cam
powerplant Is the base engine, with a two-llter
( 120-cld) gas MPG engine and a 2.5-llter
( 152-cld) diesel engine a vailable optionally.
Electric fuel pumps have been made standard on
both gasoline engines.
Available transmissions Include a flv&-apeed
overdrive transmlulon and a three-speed
automatic with lock-up torque converter.
The two-wheel-drive version of the Nlaaan
trucks are avallable In the following models:
MPG Regular Bed (49-state), Standard, Deluxe
and Sport Truck: Deluxe Long Bed and Heavy
Duty: Cab/Chas.sla Deluxe, single or dual rear
wheels; MPG King Ceb (49-atate), Deluxe and
XE.
Four·wheel-drlve Nlasan trucks wlll be
available In Deluxe Regular Bed and Sport Truck;
Deluxe Long Bed and Deluxe King Ceb.
The following Orange County dealers are
Dot Datsun In Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa
Datsun, Datsun of Orange, Datsun of Orange In
Orange. Target Oataun In Garden Grove, Zee
Oataun In Brea, Barwick D•taun In San Juan
Capistrano, Anaheim Dataun fn Anaheim, Santa
Ana Datsun In Santa Ana. Dick Be.rt>our O.taun
In Cypreaa and Newport Dataun In Newport
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rHIOnttlon ol Tim Collene, man'•
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Camel. Where a man belongs.
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C4 Oran Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Monda , Man)h 7. it83
Phillies' Schmidt
has knee injury-
CL.l!ARWATD, Fla.
(AP) -Mike Schmidt,
the Philadelphia Phllliel'
power·hltttna third
b,taeman, left tralnln1
~a~p yeai•tday for
Philadelphia where be'U
und.rgo exploratory
1ur1ery on hia right
knee.
Dr. PhUllp Marone,
t .. m phyalclan, aald
Schmidt would have
arthroecopic aur1ery to
aee what la caustna sweWna ln &!le knee and
would miu at leut 10
d a ya o f t r al '!...~!'..~J aJthOu(_h he la eXi-:\eU
to return to camp
t.cmonvw. In the meanwhile, free
a,ent KJ.ko Garcia and
rookie Ruaty Hamric
played third base in
Sunday'• intrasquad
game. Schmidt alllo
misled Saturday's game.
"What baa happened
ls that Mike Schmidt ia
havint a problem with
his knee.'' Marone said.
DEATH 1mc11
.. Thl1 l• due to old
IUJ'IWY two Umee ln the
paat. H~ ha1 an
lnflamma\lon, probably
brousht on by aome
extra activity jult before
1prtna tralnlna."
Maron• 1ald the
condlUon 11 not aetttna
better, and Schmidt h.u
a tiaht feellna. the result
of lluld In hia knee or
perhaps some l ooae
pfecee of bone.
"He'll have hls knee
looked into with an
ortho.cope. I will decide
what I.I aoinl on at that
time ano then do the
least I have to do to get
him back (playing)
within a 10-day period."
Marone u.id.
Marone said that at
the moment he isn't
plannlna anything more
than the arthoscope
procedure. "The knee swelled up
a week ago and hasn't
gone away," Schmidt
said.
BARRY Engineeri ng problem•
FLORENCE BARR y, conncected with the reecue
r.ident of Co.ta Mea, Ca. of downed. flyers in the
PUiied away on March 5, South Pllcific. after World
1983. She II aurvtved by her War II h e developed a
dau,hter Lorine Ha1kina of wholesale grocery buai~
Costa Mesa. Ca .. '°" Jack of that lead to the develo~t
Tuitin, Ca. and Bob of of M exlclan Food Chain
Enc 1n1ta 1 and 5 Re.eturanta In Neva~a. ~. Recitation of Arizona and New Mexico.
ihe Rtary will be held on He moved to Oran«e County
Monday at 7:30PM at lbe In 1954 and in f959 waa
Smith & Tuthill Weatcli1f recruited by the Fede~ated
C h a.p.e.J, Mau oi the PurchMen.. Inc. a1 Naboi;W Reaurrection will be held on Sales Manatr, woildng with
Tue.day, March 8, 1983 at indu.tries connected with
9:30AM al St. John the the 9J*Ce prosram. In 1962
Baptist Cath olic Church, he went to work for the
Interment Immediat ely Orange Conunty .Chemical
followtq at Good Shepherd Company and retired after
Cemetery. Services u nder 16 yean. He then formed the
the direction of Balta Crescent Cemete Cemen Bergeron~Smith & Tuthill Company of Costa M esa,
Westcliff Chapel Mortuary which ia a small company
of o.ta Me.a. 646-9371.. developing adhesive for
RAMPTON
acrylic pala1tk and other
chemical formulations. He
has ai.o been aciive ln the
Se.a.fairing Lodae #708 F.&
AM. the LB Scottish Rite, a
c harter member of the
Santa Ana Scottlah Rite. the
El Bekal Shrine Temple. He
i1 survived by his wife
Marlon, children Elisabeth
Vargo and William Loman. 7
grandchildren and 4
great-grand ch 1 ld ren .
Services will be held on
Tuaday, March 8, 1983. al
7:30PM with Mr. Don
Hargrave.a of the Seafairlng
Loclfe #708, F .&AM
o fficaatina. In lieu o f .
Dowen the family req~
donatlona be made to the
American Diabetes
Aaaoclatlon of Sou,thern
California. Services under
th e direction of Harbor
Lawn-Mount Ol ive
Mortuary of Costa Meas.
~~.
MARY NELSON
RAMPTON, widow of H.F.
(Nate) ~a~pton. Passed
away in Burllnpme, c.a on
March 4, 1983 following a
lentthy lllAU•-Mrs. Ranunon WU bom October
5, l* ln San M.udal, New
Mexico, and moved to
Runtlngt.on Beach, Ca In
1912. She WM a resident of
Hunttngton Beech until 1976
when she moved to the San
FrancUco aree to be with her
daugbten. Surviving are 2 dau~hters Marie llauaer,
Burllnpme, Ca, and Shirley
Dick, El Granada, Ca;
grandchildren Leslie Wood
and Mark Stevena;
greet-«randchildren Eric and
Erin Sherwood and Marisa
St.evens. Frlenda may call at
Pierce Brothen • Smiths'
Mortuary tram noon to 9:00
PM on Tuesday w!\ere
EMtem Star aervicel ~ be
conducted at 1 :00 PM MUC llmC[
' rtalC 11)11C( Ml.AC llOlU
ITA ~·-T•tMll tiMlt tlCmOI Oil_,~, l"ROlll ·~ 1M ,,,....... .. ........ T.a . _,..... ANO~ TO ta&.
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'10...71 ln tlW CO<lnly of Orenoo. e· '"""1r 9'1eWI ~· yo11r PHI d111 pay111enf1 tlut ~ANT NOJ1CI
'"II Name end A~r-• Of Ille -......... Ill IN • P•rmlU•d oo•t• ind HPOnlH ., YOUR "'0''1"" .. IN p0,.on Wllhd•••lno. autiua ............. within lhr• monthl from tho ~ '°"IC&.OIUftl lfC Ull 'IOU Kont\OCIV. ~ANT M0110I Ihle notlOe of doffllllt wu reocl'ded. A fl I I H I It D t.. Y O U fl /II lerblta~ If YOUlll P"OPl"fV 11 IN Thia omounl I• U1154t.H pt111 ,AYlllNT~1_1f llAY 11 IOLD
GNtwtN a WA_._ '0"10LOIU"I llOAUll YOU .. of 1·:l1·93. end wlll lnef ... WfTMOUT .,., ODURT ACltOM. A •1of111l1rllll Low 0.,,.. Af'l llHINO IN YOUR PAYMl~~!i 11111" yOllt aooount ~ Ollfront. Ind you may 11aw ttio loOfll flOtll to
.. -IT MAY .. IOt.D WnHOUf """' Voci "Wlf not.,...,. to pay Ille.,,.,. ~Ing you• oooount In OOod ttllldlng alOO lrWtM A-I C<>Ut'T AOflON, encl you fNIY flaw 11np1l4 por1tot1 of your ocoount. by poylng 111 of yout p111 duo
.... ,..,. ....., CA_. tlW ~ rlgflt to bf'lnO 't04ll -.wtt •"•n lllouoll full p1ym1nt wH peyrnen11 plut permitted coe11 end
Publltllod Oreng• CoHt Oolly In goOd 1tlndln0 try paying Ill of ~. l:M you mlMt Pl'f the 1xpen"' within INN mon11111rom
P1Jo1, ''°· 14, 21. 21. illlw 7, 1"3 your pHt du• p1yman11 pl111 ""°""' ltaled obo'le. lho d1t1 thlt notlOe of doflUh wH en.as permllltd ooat1 end 011p1n1H Allor lllrlO month• lrom 1111 d•t• r • 0 or d • o T 1111 •mo 11 n t 11
----.. -.,-111<-W\_TM'C ____ Within UvM monthl from tho deto of 1ooor<1111on 01 11111 <1ooumon1 U7e.548 oe . plu• F•H 11 ot
r-.n. n111.-thll notioo or clolllllt w" •tcOt~. (Which d•I• ol 1ocord8110f1 lflPM'9 Jonuary 21. 1983. Md Wiil lnef ....
Thlt omo11n1 II U71,64t.H pl111 hereon). unloN lho OOllolUon MlllQ untM your -nl ~ ourrenl,
,_ of 1·11·M. encl wttl lnCf .... forec:loMd 11Pon permft• I lon(ltf You moy not 111.,. to p•y lho enUI•
untU ~ aocount **'°"* °""'"' PlflOd, you 111w only UIO leQAl~t 11np1ld porllon of your oocount.
HAft•NT Oil MAIMD'.)1 .. lfT
Ofl\119 °' f'tCTITIOUa ..,._ .. NAMI
Th• tollowlng ponon1 lltY• •blndOned tho ~ of the flctltloul ~namtt: NEWPORT MAIN, 11952
-...rble Aldi, Sent• Ano, Cellfornla
92705 The Flctlllou• Bu1lnH1 Neme
rol•rr•d 10 ot>ove wH flied In
~ County on Auguet 4, 1H2.
lfobert W, 01w1on.1. t tH2
Morblo Ard'!. Santo Ana. 1,;ollforn11
92705
ChlrlM E. ~"'· 6eee King Street, China. Clllfornla l>t7t0
Thll tMieinMa WU oonducted by I oer-.i portnorehlp. Robert W. D1wt0n
Tttie 1t11oment wu n1oe1 wttfl 1111
County Clatl( of Orono-County on
Febtuety 10, t983
'1M910
Put>lltlled Or1ne1 COHI Delly
Piiot. Feb. 1•, 21, 28, M., 7, t983
7~-83
'1CTmOUI .......
MAim IT ATllllMT
Th• lollowlne per1on 11 doing
~-CALWEST 27, L TO .. tO 101
Sill• A--. Suite 211, Fountllln Vllllrfrt, Collfomte 92704! forek SomH, 10 tot Sloter
A--, SUit• 211, Founllln Vlollty,
Cellfomll 92708
Thia buolnool ii condueled b)' a
limited par1"*'9Np.
T ... •s-Thtl atetement wu llltd with lhl
Counly Clof1t of Or"ange County on
FIC>ruery 10, 1983. .......
Publl•tlod Orang• Cout DaOy
Piiot, Fib. 14, 21, 28, Miit. 7. te"3
7IO-IJ3
fl'fCTrTIOUI .,._ ..
MAm IT ATllllMT The tollOWlne per.on I• . doing
~-JEUNESSE SKIN CARE. \521
Dorothy Lone, Newport 801c11 ,
Cllltomlo 92$4!0 P1ul1 Y. Hlno, t621 Oorot"y
Lono. N-port Beach, CoJllorn11
92eeo
Tttll bull-19 condueted by on lndlvld\l.r. •
Poula Y Htno
Thie ltotement -flied With 1111 County CW1I of Of"8"QO County Otl FebruatY 3, 1983. . ,...
Pullll•hod Orange COl•t Dall)'
Piiot. Feb. t4, 2t, 28, M•. 1, tt83 871-83
'ICT'fTIOUe .,.._ ..
MAim ITAf'lmlfT
Thi IOllowlng ~ -doing bu-"-•: BALBOA DESSERT
COMPANY, 3011 Newport Blvd.,
~ Beadl. Clllfomla 92M3
Suun K Monroe, !JOO E.
Oce1nfron1, No 2A, Bllllo•.
Callfomta 9268 1 01n111 L. 1>11mll1on. 35161
8Hch Rood. Copl1treno 8ooch.
Callfomla 92$2•
Tlllt bu*'-.. conduclCld by • eenor.r partnor-..p.
Oeirllol L: Homilton
Thie II.at-I WU flied with Ille
Counry CWll of Orengo Coun1y on
Mareh 4, t983.
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Pubtl•llod Ortng• Coa•t Dilly
Pilot, March 7, 14, 2t, 24, 1983
t tS0-83
You "'•)' not lllYt to pay tho lo 1top tlle for4!Cll0eur• by oven ·111ougll full p1ymon1 wu
entire unpold po,tlon of your lh• enttra 1mo11nt clemond by dlmlndld• t>ut you mua1 poy 1111
00001Jnt, ~ thouOh llltl poyment your «editor _,,, 1111111 lboYO
wit domandld, buf you mutt P•Y To find OUI Ille ""°""I you mu9t Ah• ttir .. monlhl flom the dote tho lmOlll'l1 ttllld ·~ poy, or to onel"IQe tor peyment to or rec:o1d1llon ol 11111 dooumonl
All• ttlNio lllOl'l\111 from the d•I• atop Ill• foroolo1ure, or If yo11r I:':, dt11 of record1Uon ~
or record1tlon of tlllJ doo11m1nt 'pr°'*1)' II In toreoloeure for ony ), unlNI tho obllQ1lloft !Ming
(whlc:t> date ol -dellon APf>N'9 other r111on. oont1ot: PACIFIC fOtteioood upon permh1 • lonoet
hereon), 11n1N1 tlW obllQetlon bolng E M P L 0 Y ! R S I N S U R A N 0 E period yOU 111 ... only tl)o llgol rigtlt
forectoeod upon pwmlt1 e longer :oMPANY, f too Glendon Ave .. 1o •toP 11141 forooloellllt by P•vinG
period. you,,..,. only tlll llgll right Sult• 1800, Loo Anolloe. CA 9002•. lh• entire amount demondod by to •lop the forec:tooure by poytng Tel., (213) 879•9116. , y0ut credit<><.
th• entire 1mcx.int demendl<I t>y II you 111111 ·~ q11Htlon1, YoU To flnCI OU1 lllO omounl you mull your Cledltor. 1hould oontaot • l1wyet or tll• pey. or to enonoo for 1>41yment 10
To find out tho -.it you mutt government agonoy wNoh mlY hAW atop th• 1oreclo1uro, or IJ yo11•
poy, or to lffltlgO for payment to lntured the loon. pr~1y 11 In I01o<:lo1ur• for any
11op the loreolo1ur1, or II your Remember, YOU MAY LOSE othlf reuon QOnlac1
property la In loretloaure fOt ony LEGAL RIOHTS IF YOU 00 NOT PACIFIC EMPLOYERS INSURANCE
other ro11on, cont101: PAClf;IC TAKE PROMPT ACTION. CO.
EMPLOYERS INSURANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIN:' c/oHtnkJ.Gucou, COMPANY, o/o "°"9 J. Gucour, THAT TICOR TITLE INSURANCE 1100 Glendon A.,.. #1000
Jr. 1100 Glendon A.,.., Ste. t800, COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA LOI AnQelM. CA 90024
Lot A~. Cellf. 90024, Tel: (2t3) formerly TITLE INSURANCE end (21:1) ue-9115
879-9116. TRUST COMPANY. I COfllO'lltion, If you he'll any q1111t1on1, you
II you t11v1 111y q1111llon1. you II duty oc>POinted Tru•t• under • atlould contoct a lowyer or 1111
1t1ould contoct • 11wyer or th• Dffd of T ruat d•t•d 7111 dey of 90"WM*'tl ogoricy wtllell m1y he'll
gowrnment IQlflCY wn+ctl may llavo April, 1972. uoouted by WILLIAM lnturtd the loon.
lntured the loan. J BUCKU!Y end JOAN MARIE Rornombor, YOU MAY LO•I'.
Remember, YOU MAY LOSE BUCKLEY. hu1band end wife H Ll'.OAL "9QHTI • 'IOU DO NOT LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT Tru1t or, to aecuro cortlln TMCI'. ~ACTION.
TAl<E PROMPT ACTION. obllg1tlona In f1Yor of PACIFIC Notice It hoteby given that TICOR
NOTICE 1S tiEREBY GIVEN. that E M P L 0 Y ER S IN 8 UR AN CE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
TICOR TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, I oorpor11lon U CALIFORNIA. lormorly TITLE
COMPANY -OF CALIFORNIA llonoflclory, recorded 4-t3-12 M INSURANCE 1nd TRUST formtrly TITLE INSURANCE end lnttrumont uv. 1~627 In book GOMPANY, a oorpor1tlon, la duly
TRUST COMPANY .• (l()l'portllon, 10080, page !Jee of Offtcltl Record• oppolnted Truat• under. Cl-' of
11 duty IPC>Olnttd Trvtt" under 1 In Ill• Offlet or tho Recordef of Tru•t ctatl<I tho 1Ut dav of AprN,
Deed of fruit d1t1d 7th dly of Or•nge County, C 1lllornl1, te72 u1c11led by WILLIAM J.
Aptll, 1972011ooutedbyWILLIAMJ. o-lblnglandlhOrolnMLOt 1tof BUCKLEY end JOAN MARIE
BUCKLEY end JOAN MARIE Trtct No. 1225 u "'°""'on I "'IP BUCKLEY, lluabond end wife In BUC~LEY. t111ab1nd end wlle In recorded In bootl 38 P~ 10 ol f1vor ol PACIFIC EMPLOYERS
llYOr ol PACIFIC EMPLOYERS Mltcell1neo111 M1p1, recorda of INSURANCE COMPANV, 1
I NSURANCE COMP"NY , 1 Or"11191COunty,Callfomlo. corporellon. u ben1flcl1ry.
corporation .. Tru1t0t, to MCUro lncludlng~tdlltd 4·7-72 recorded Aprll t3, 1972 ••
certoln obllgollon• rtoord•cf that tM ti.noflelill lntorH1 under ln1tr11m1n1 no 10527 In book 4113172 u 1n11~1 no. tOIJ29, ln 1uch Deed of Tru•t end Ill• 10080. p1g1 666. of Olllclal
book 10080. p1ge 662. 11 obllgetlon• MCurl<I thereby 1re Record• In tho Olllc• ol th•
benlflctory, of Oftldal Record• In pr-11\1 l'IOld by 1M uiictor'lignod: Recorder of Oreng• County,
th• Office of tho Rooordtr of tll•t • peymont of, ~ deftult In, Collforni•. dllettblnO land ,,_tin
Orong• County, Catlfornlo. lhl obllgat10n1lorwh4dl1UC11 Oood u · doeCrlblng lend therein -Thi wwt of TN•I II MCUtlty hU occurred In Lot 1 t ol Troct No. 1225 ..
60 foe( °'lot 20 of treat No. t073 .. that poymont ti• not been made of: lhOwn on • map rtcordod In bool<
atl0'4lm on 1 mop lhlfoof ,_dod In Tl'llt euma Miich bOOWM duo on 38 page tO of Ml.calloneout Mapa.
t>ook 3• P•OO 40, MllClll1noou1 Ociot>tr 28, 1N2 In aooor~ record• of Or1ng1 County,
M1p1. record• of Hid Or1nge wlth • Wfltt.n demand ton• C111fornl1. Sold ollllgellon•
COunty. OC1obor t8, 1M2undltt111t Including one porlormonc•
1ncl11dlng one Hid obllgtllon Lending A~t dated 1. llQ<ten'*'I dlted Aprll 7, 1972 That
performenc• •t;=' dottd t972 tlll blnO!'lcill Int-I under IUOll 417172 lhat IN Int•• That by ••H on lllUOOI, Ill• Cl-' of TN•1 Md lllO ot>llgAllOnl
under eucn o..i ol TN$1 end the underalgnod, pr...,,t IMmoflcllfY MCU<ed thereby -P"_,11y held
obllg1llona .. cuttd thereby 111 under 1uc11 DHd ol Tr11at, llH by 1111 undorligned; thal 1 t>reoch
iw-tty held by tho ~: AMCUtod and dellvered to Mid duty of, and Oefoull In, the obliootlont lor
11101 t>rllCh of, end dofMlll If\, the appointed Tr111to1. • written which IUCh Deed ol Tru11ln NCUrtty
OO!lgotlona for which lldl o..c:t of Oocl• •Uon Of Oofeult end Demand hal ocx;urred In that payment llu
Tr111t I• MCurlty hM occurred In tor Stlo, end tlu depo91tld with not bMll midi of·
that Pl'f'Ml\t llu not beor) made of: Mid dut'( APc>Olntld Trwt•. llUdl Tho IUmt wtMch lleCame duo Otl
Tho "'"" whlctl becen1I due on DMd of Truat and Ill doclumen1• Oc1ol>er 28, t992 In eecordance October 29. 1982 In accordanet e'lldonclng obllg1tlon• 1.011rod wtth a written demand letter daled
With • wrttten domllnd i.tt• dated ttllfllly, and llu declared and do.I 0c100or 1e, t9"2 under tt\111 oertoln
October 18. t982 unOOt thl1 cortoln hereby d«ler• all 111m1 HCured Londlrig Agr.....,,t dated Apr!! 7,
Lending AgrMn*lt dated April 7, tll1re1>y lmmedletory due end 1982. Thal by rouon ltloroof, ltlo
1972. peyablo and ha <111e1ed end dole 11ndera1gntd. pl'OMOI t>onellclory
Tllot by re11on 1111r1of. 1111 hereby elect to couu 1110 tru1t under 1uch OHd or Tru11, 1111
und•r•lened, pr-t ~llc:llfY prOc>Of1Y to lie IOld lo .. u.ty tho AQO.lled and dlllYlted to l8ld duly
under aucll DHd ol Tr111t, llH ollllg91tona-ed thereby. 1ppolnled Tru1t10, I writ Ion oxoout«S end del!V'ered to Mid duty PACIFIC EMPLOYERS Ooclar11110n ot Oelll.llt and ~
appointed Tru1tu, 1 written INSURANCE 00. for Soll, end hN dopollte<I With
Dldlrotton ot Oelault end Dtmitnd 8y. 0. F. 8c:tlmuff Mid duty appointed T~. MIC:h
fOf a.. and 11aa dlpollted with O.ted Jen. 26, 1N3 DMd ol Truat end Ill doc11ment1
Mid duty apt>Olnled T""9too, IUdl Pu1>ll1hed Oronoo Co11t D•lly evldenclne obllg1t1on1 .. cured
Deed of Trull Ind 111 documenta PllOI. Feb. 2t, 28, Morell 7. 14. 1983 thereby, Md hat dodlrod and doeo
t YldenClng obllg•tlona MCured ~ hereby doeloro all 1um1 aewred
trllrlby, and hat dec:larod and dOOI .. _.,. llln'l¥r lhoreby 1mm1dl111ly dut 1nd
"-teby doel•r• 111 tum• eewred '"-.... ""'~ pe)'lblo end hat OIOClld and dole
thereby 1mm1dleloly duo end NOT1C8 Oii TRUS1U'9 SAL.a hereby el.cl to c111 .. tho trull peyeblo end 11u eloc1ed ~ cloell ,.,,.._..., ,._1119 prOc>Of1Y to bo aOld to .. 1111y Ute
tlorelly elect to cauM the tru•t On Mardi 26 1983 at 2:00 PM obllgatloM MCUrwd thereby prOC*ly to bl told 10 tatllty the • • • • .. Oeted Jon. 26, 1913 obllgatlona toeurod tl\er'Oby Mld-Cel SorYICH, I Ctllfornle PACIFlC EMPLOYERS o.ttd 1•25-83 Corporetlon. 410 W. 8edtflo. INSURANCE COMPANY
PACIFIC. EMPl.OV~ CO'llna. Cell1omta 91722, u dll4Y Publl1hed Oronge Co11t Dolly INSURANCE COMPANY op}lolntod Tr111le1 under end Plot, Fib. 2t, 28. Mll'Oh 7, 14, 1983
By G F Sct>muff pur'IUlnl to Deed Of TNIJI ~ 982-83
Publl•ll•d ·orange Co11t Delly September 3, 19'o In .t>ooei 13n. ---"''-t F.-.. 21 28 Morch7" 1983 t5",ot<>mcielAec:otOllnthll MUC ll)TlCE ~"" • ..... • • • ~ Of tho County Aocxlrdon Of
ongo COl#lty, Stitt of Callfomla ~COUNTY
ocuted 11y· a-oo F.-n 11 ~ COURT
rwtore, WILL SELL AT PU8l1C 700 CMI c..... °""" --Wedneaday by Seaaide 1---AC ..... Tm=-IOUS~~.,...~==-u~--
Chapter no. 259 0 .E .S . NAm •TATDmff ACTmOUe .,_..
Interment will be made at Th• fOllowlng per1on la dolnQ HAim at•....-w? FICTITIOU8 ....... UCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER ..... A-. C•11Mt ll79't NAm eTATDmNT OR CASH (payebM ot t1tno of.... PLAINTIFF: KERI OOUMANI,
Tllo followlne pereon 11 dOl"Q n ltwf\11 money ol tho United THOMAS J. OOUMANI, ntOMAS
bu ....... II: lltll) It: the frOfll entrenco of M. OOUMAHt •• min«, by ntOMAS
R l 8 LAND 8 CAPE 1108 W. SeYeflloenth St .. Santo J, DOUMANI. hl1 G111rdl1n od
SPECIAL.TIES, 231 E. 18th Street, • Celhmla t21ot .. notit. Ihle 1.llom. KIMBEALY .OOUMANI, •
No A. Coate Mela, c.llfomll e2e27 lnt-1 ~ 10 end."°"' minor, by THOMAS J. OOIJMANI,
Rob1r1 ~int. 231 E. tlJtfl by It unoar Mio Deed of TNOt ,_ Guardlon ad utom. Strt•l. N o A. Co•U Mou. n tho property lltvetOCI In Mid DEFENDANT· PATRICK
California e2t11 end Stew doocrtbed -ANTHONY AUSTIN, COUNTY OF
Tttll ~ 11 oondve1ed by an Lot 8 of Trect No. ~4. In the ORANGE. CITY OF YOA8A LINDA.
indlvldull. City ot Newport 8-ltl. County of CITY OF BREA. TRAVIS TRUST.
Robert 8rond0flno OtlnQO. Stote o4 ~ M "' M.J. BROCK l SONS, INC., AMO
Thia IJlatemenl wu fllod w4tll the map ,_dod In 8ool! 167, Plol(1) DOES 1 THROUGH 70, lnCt\llt\'9
County Cler1l of Otanoo County oo Jl to 14 1nc111etw. Mlecoll•-• SC -OMS Februery 17, 1Ha. Mapa, In tho olftct of tho County c.--S1 ..... 1 Fltollll Rooofdlr Of Mid County. NOTIClll YM l'9ft ..._ MM.
Pu1>111hod Orone• Cout Dally Th• 11r .. t actor ... 1nd other n. _. ..., -.... ........ ,_
Pllot. Fell. 21, 28, Mw 7, 14, 1983 oomtnOfl ~·~!.!'!.:..~ ~ ....... ,._ ...... ..._. ......_ 924-aa ~••I P"090f1Y clMCfl.,.., ........... .. ,_ ,....... ......... .....
------------puri>Of'lod to bl: 2100 Santtogo IN...,..,,, ...... . PlllJC ll)TJC( Ori.,., Newport 9Mot\. Clllfofnl• n )"O'I ww. to Mok "'° adwtcll of
Westminster Cemetery. ~-Thi 1o11ow1ng poreone 1111 dOlnO
Pierce Brothen Smith•' SUOANI DESIGNS , 17 t5 ~ u :
Mortuary, dil"ectora, Fullerton, Suite B, Cotta MeH. t.llLLINGTON TOWERS cellfomla ta27 GROUP, 2e54e Mcimobollo. MllllOn S36-6539. ausen Huff. 1734 WHICllff Viejo, Cellfomla 92981 LORMAN Ortw, Newport Beech, C1flforn11 Cl\rlltOphor T Mllllngton. 182t 92t10 E. Balboo BMS .. Belboo. Cellfotnll MICHA.EL S. LOHMAN, Thlt buoit-.11 condueted by an 9294!1 reaf.denl of c:osta Meu. C... lndMdull. Edger J. Tower1. 211648 Paaed away on March 6, ~Huft Montebello, Minion Vie Jo.
1983. He b.d been a resident Thll 1Ul1oment -111oc1 wttll 1111 c 1111om11 92et1
Of the Co.ta Meu and Courity a.tt of Oranoe County on Thi• t>u..,,_. II oonductld by• Februwy 17. t983. oer-11 par1l'IOrlfllp. Newport Bmch area for the ..,,_ ~ T M~
put 30'J'ean. He was an Publl•lltd Orone• CoHt Oally Tllll ltAltllMllt -Ned tll tlW -•·-' USC~-of 1"3l PIOt, Fol>. 21. 28. Mor. 7, 14, 1963 County CWti of Otenoe qounty on ............. ~ • 923--83 Merel\ 4, tt83.
and received his Masten --....---------m1111 Degree tn Physk:9 in 1933, ln MUC 'ITJC( Pu1>ll111od Or•ne• Cout Dolly
.... _ apri"" o1 1933 be wu 1--===~-~===--Piiot. M1rch 7. 14, it. 28, te83 --PlCrrnoul .,_.. 1129-83
------------t2e8() on attorney In 1111• mettor, you PtalC NOTIC[ 1'1CTTTIOUa _,_ T ".; u n do r 1 I g n • d Tr 11111 • lholllcl do eo promptty IO that ~
..crmout ..,..... T~ fNAm11 .... •TATW:lmlff1 d 1..,. dl1c1alm• any lf•lllllty for any wntten roopon10. tf All)', inoy bl
hired by 6 ~who umnAy_,-
were the pdmie aontnccara Th• foflowtng 99'ton 11 doing
at Boulder Dam aa tbe ....,_-= .._ .... _ f .... _ P RE Cl 8 I 0 N 0 ( 8 IQ N Concrete-~ or....,.. MANUFACTURING, 17125 project. Prtar to World War MonroYI• AYon110. D·4, .;0111
D be w• Ccn rcece ~ ....._ Caltomll ne21 at bo&b on both cam~ San Do11ot•• o . N1d11dy, aae
Lula Opi~po and Camp =:: = .._port B•Mlh,
Robe.rt.. While In the US Ttlle ""*-to conductod by an
Navy Betierve be wu Lt. lftdMdual.
Command er in cbarae of Oouo Hedeldy ll* ltatOmoftt -lllod with IN County CMl1I of Orange County on ------------tfebNary 10. 1983. ......
MtCC>aMIOC NOITUAlllS
uouna Beach
..,._!MIS
Pullll•hod Orong1 Coul Dally
Piiot, Feb. 14, 21, 24. Mar. 1. tM3
752-83
.--tTAlW ... o o .. ,ng porion I o ''V ll10011ect1-of the_,.. oddl'IM Ned on .imo.
The followtng Pl'IOft I• ctolng ~AS-;: AS8ET MAHAGEMOIT end otMt oomtnOfl d119.ilon, If A Vt 8 0 I U •to• II o •I• o ~ Mt .rlOWll ,__ ~Mio. •t trt!MMI ,.... •: • COMPANY. 3712 8 .... Breao. Sold •II• wlli be macto. bvt ...., _.. u.. • a PRO· TEL ENTERPRIZES~ Sent• Ana. Celtlomta 92704 wltllout 00'191\l llt Of w1rr1nt1. -... Ud. .............. 15702 Produoer IM10. HllntJnOton Voron E. Lonci. 5712 S. hi eKPIW °' ......... ....,c11ne WO. ...... U.la'n'smw• ..
Boedl, ~ t2148 er-. Sent• Ana, Clllfomia 92704 pooHHIOn or ono11mt1ranooe. ......
Wltllam W. JHP•r. 718 N. ~!llllMd 111191.r ,_ 11 conducted by on lnoludlng I .... cllu901, 1nd ti Ullod d"••• 101 .. u or ol
MenUO "-· Santa AM. CellfOtnil ~.., u . ....,.,_ of IM'"'°"" ind °' "" CIOllMIO di 11n •boOado lft --
92f: ~ II oonduC10d by WI Thll It~:::::.· ;:otllocl Wit/\ llM trueto orH\ld l>y .. Id Died of I I u n t o , d o b o r fa II a C • r IO
lndlVlctllll Coun1y ewtc ot n.-County TNllt, to SMIW'lll ~ ""'*"-'-••. do ..ee ,,,.,..._ W-.rn W ,,_,., Mwoti 4 1983 ~-..,.. on *""'of "'9 .._., . tiy lltd 111,...,_..--.11 '-llQuria.
Thia 1~ ,Ho lied with tho ' · -..1w DMCI o4 Tniot \o wit: .oaa... ~ -'9Qlolrllda 1 .._.,.,. • ....___ ,.. _ _... r•• w11t1 ~ ~ froltl 1217112 1. TO THI: OERNDANT: A oM1 County Clerll of ...... _ ....,_.,, "" Publllhod Orengo CoHI Dolly to vtva o1 ....... 47 • 21.~ OOfl!Plalnt llM bllft n11ct by 111e
"*'-'f 10. 1983. ,_ Plk>t, Mwoh 7, t4. 21, 21. 19a per annum M PfOvlcfod 111 Mid l*lnfl"E °YO"· "you llMll to 1112-13 notl(t) .._ °°"* end ...__ GI ...,_, ......,.., you muat, 9'tf*I
Publlthod Or•noo Cout Dally ------------~.fl with ---. 10 ,.._ M <l•y• •fl•r lhll 111"""0111 11 PllOt, ,,..,, "· 21• a ... .,. 7• 1"3 ftmuc NOna "'° bellOlfl=ry unc1«...., o..o "'-' 1111 .wi ..-court 711 t-113 of TM;;;;;a, • ....,.. -wrtnon =-to .. """""""'~ 'IC~ ••11•• -----------f'ICT'J110Ue ..,_.. dollverod t o Ille unct..eonocl 1 Un-. you clo eo, your....,... wit Tllo~=-!. c1otng MUC *"1C[ The ~:-~ <I 1 wrlt\011 Nolle• of Default 1nct bo ohterod on appttoaUoft o4 tfle l1::~r
San Juan C.p1strano
•9S-t776
HAD01 ~.:..MT. OUYI\
MortUllY • O.metery
Crtmt«>~
1125 G•s'-' Ave Costa~ 640-~
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lo Plact YOUI Ad, C1I llllurday pubfio.ttone:
11:30 p.m. ttw ~ou•
d1y. For lunday and
Monday publloatto111:
12:00 noon a.turci.y. 642-5678
REAL ESTATE
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RENTALS
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bo moc:to llf1UI 6:tO p.m. for 11\o nold day'• pullll-
cetion FOi Sund-V and
Mondoy publloatlon1.
12:00 noon Saturday.
PIHH Hk for • "11111
number" wtlon oanoel•
ting your Id. .....
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flret Incorrect lnMrtlon
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J7(/(J -r900
1902
THE REAL
ESTATERS
• 111 IUll ......... .......... ._ ..
Live In 3 bdrm, 2 bath
uppor apt. Commorclal
lhop, offloo or rot.ii on
lower loYol plua 4 oar
parking. Prta. at 1395, ••• associated
B Q 1) ...-( o S LI E n • r t> ',
/1;/' ~ lo1~ t I) I'
::1•----,-,--~-= IES& fllll ~ Owner w1nt1 out! A m• g...at fMllly homo on cut
i916 do UC ltreel. 3 Bdnnl, 2
lil • 1 b.ltha. In fantalUC condl-= tlon. A mual .... only
llln 1127.500. CeM 546-2313
AllOJNCEKHTS THE REAL
ESTATERS "'',.~"' I.Al & found
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t'~l~·~
St-h.Ot. & tr«n.rt.wt
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BUSlftl~ ' FINANCIAL -.....-. .... ~
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ln~WMWd ._, \0 Loan
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KRCHAIC>lSE
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Appl tent'"
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BOATS
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Flatlorman &/or HouM
1011 Troller in Udo PAlll u
pat1 down tor HOUM Of
Ouplu 1200.000 to
$400,000 ,_ -tor In
Newport. 154-0344.
4012 I---'---------:~:: ···-4011 111191 :~! Auume 152,000 loan ..n• wlttl paymen.. of '509:
.ou Super bec:holor (or ba-
ct1oloro1to) pad. Adult )I ~-~~. ~liliia
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1 llOllM In ftno nolgttbor • I 11ood. ldHI tor y~ :::~ lam. Nilturinll cart
!K11.i. trplc. t>ltln &BQ, 1pac 11111~ m11tor •111to a lulhly
""1 londec.ped garden 30
:·. yr loan....,.. Ill 11~ wi Prlcod for t11t 1110,
01 1149,000. Call now
~;: 1~t565.
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:~2 WATDflllT
1010
7011
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7014
701~
7018
1020
7ot2
s1n,5001 &aper 3 Bdrm
tlomol Cozy flroplaoo,
wood beam colling•.
belcxlny off ,,,...., "'"-
p I U 1 prlvato 1andy
boac:fll Ownw .. f/lllJY fln1ncl~. HurfY, won't
i.tl Call 646-7171
THE !<EAL
ESTAT E RS
~OH SAVE THOUSANOB, ... ~~: ~our own homa, no
TRANSPORTATION
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AUTOS ll'alTtD
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::~ 11111 :m S Bdrm 1ll4ttl mlN .,..,,
llOU lll>f ary. 1poolel meat or
tlOl• oult• 'With ....... M-
IOM IUme largo fD. SSff,
000.
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Orange Coal OAIL.Y PILOT/Monday, March 7, 1913 Cl
~~~~t::•w. ..... 111.t ...... .. '!!!iii;:~=~·!·~~· ~· --·=;;:!'•! llMD' IW Cttlt J1tM Hit ....... ..... vt pa,ly wenl• to buy ' .. =-l.IAl 0"10k ~ -from OWf* I to IO !Mite, .
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POlillU ... a ~.:. Rl4 ... i:,oo .... Coeta MeM. 1414490. l'ool llel on ouf ....... I • 11 NII. I IN bd, 2Yltl~..!1J,'· HI f •
CAWli tty YliWl.11tiitni room,' bdrm, larp~.,,,._. .. toan. r11.1t11 -...._. ~~ option• • good .... wmll M~ =r.::· Oell ~ir.!."::•~MIM':·.~ Mer"?Mi1i'rM. ii. bit*e loe. •·
........ , •7 ... fl. •1H1a000 ~--•~1 •eaolov• 4 b•dromam I bdrm. ,.,. ball\ 1211, l'ml•I• l*1Y,,... ~ -11"""1-. •v-" ...... __., OCIANllDI o, HWY '°"•• f/fl'llll .oo. ....... ... ..... _... . ~""' . ··,~~·un11"10!',1!..~'!.~ hutt11 Ytlln aw • '°' lfttle °' "° doM'I I _,,, ,,_ ,. -....,._, . .-n g .,.., -.-,1., -----_!!:! ~ s balll 1225 lnoome property wlthg!s ""' IHI '' • d T •nor•• •I I Lfe, MtTllOt 1 '"-t ... ,,_...;...._· _...;.......;. __ _ Lllll llU IAYflllf bay view, on lovely No &town-No qU4111~ Botti°" belte ,000. owrw'a unit It 1 Poe1i--Lta. flfYI, 1p1rlmenl1 QMlte 1\1111 4/ 1 HOO/"'O, Pnweae l bt, 1 bet=
1 ........... vt.w •-8 ...... _, 4 beth, ham nn. grHnbelJ Or•m•tlo 3 Ir twnflm. Move~~ .... .:ua:'~tM bitty. M1""3t ••711mo. 2 Ir. 2 11• '*".,._Creal.~ t1a.eot1 l!llktt,a-.tel0'4! __... u""' .,........ vaulted wooo.,....,.. oell· take over l1:J~21w 'ool/J~ Ktd• OK model. lot=r uw -,. '"-1• Boal allp fOC' 3 boala. Now '"6,000. ~ ....... ~, ""-•· negot. pymta. Shared Ml:lml probtem/retlrlno'? ... l..eecM ' • · 1 · ' 1-~-...;... ___ _ ,_. '""" ,._,..,. Ion llOOK note tor dn or tenl'\ll. 1 LMoe 1 •· 1 k ~
IAYllM PUii
m11ter bathroom •PP'eoial Wiii trade. WILi fl.... HO"/lnoome l)rop Why throw rent away? OtllnlCoYI. Hd llomeln * Houle I Id 1.. ~--.~.Mi
s~ beytront dplx a bl', 2 .,. up: 2 br,
2 lie dn. 2 boAt ...-, Raduced-$UOO.OOO.
•ult•. lt•eanded atone lue 1t1.aa.oe eonirectota own llometll Mt.111,. · Alnl to own 3• tvwnllm.' bMllllful 1ooatlon. Spa. S3a e a1tt C.M. HO Avoudo. t'251mo. =~all~~ t lmatlllftO 3 br home no dn, no quellfylno. t2000 MM103 8flOWn 11...,.JCI 1-•-1_,._1_11_. ____ _
12
·• ·-• featuring uMd brick & l1300·U800 nagot 1~TIAFAONTHOME8 a ICI. 1 la. rldeootllMct, ~29r2kfrpl fnod
M,000. 759-100 11&11 -wrought Iron, akytltee, pym11. atw9d ~· ts1 l400 gar, pool. Child OK. No y.,d, 2 o., ,.,Ifie w/
I.My welk to bot\, 4 er. 3 •trlum, lf'lak• r0</4 & ••· Uon avell. Wlil trtade. b · "" *475/mo 1sto A etoraoa. AoroH troM
Liii Ill.I aa. epacloua 11v1ng rm, tenllv. "" of MexloM tt1·HN Ovetlooke Newport 3 Br lak•. 141.0783 Santa Ane OouMty CIW.
~ 3 bdrm. 2 t.th + i..rae re9. nn ..
bMm ceWnp. fumlabed, s-Uoe. $420,000.
femlly rm. laundry rm, PIVIN. ~ad 11 lte&, .. l Lov9t}' 3 BR 2 .. oov'd vw/bbq l 81' nwol'I more * 1ecf113211 LJt-. Pd Meo mo. AVll. M#Clh t .
large blloony. •111.000. 000 w/111um•bl• fl· • patio Cl'llet ., .. ~t t •HO kid• Ok. Hurryll w E 21et c M do' ~1-ITllTll 531-1711 nancln~t Call 769·1601 LIDO LI. I bdrm, 2 ba. own . S 109 0 mo~ 5)M190 BUT Rtty f• 145-1100 ~ 11-11:30 OcMn view l City LI*
Cute 2 Br 2 81 condo IWID wun 1n °' 782 371. femrm. 11700 mo. 8111 H2·7'40 wear NEWPORT 2 bf 2 bl twnNe. trplo
OEORQE flKll'f6 CO
Hlllllll UHi
New 4 br, 4~ ba. custom French Normandy
.r..tate 1.2 prime acre hllltop $1.2&0,000.
I t
.,. So ,.___ Orundy, Mt. e1s-tta1 2 8,.,, 1 ........ ~ 2 .... 1,L 2 mMter bdrm•. 2•,.t>a. bll-4M. =••view'. oca-near ......... t 3 tr. 1Yt B•. newly M, ..... _ -'" s1001 ...,__tn-...a..1 -Plu.I. Perteet for ~ J>•lnted townhoun. WltUfY, e.qulllltely tum. 2 ea, lndry, g.,, petlo. mo. ••CU W5U .,26. 64 119
CO\.IPI•. Full price Uf. Owner may cerry •rd br, 2 b• edull oondo. M60/mo. He-6088 3 Bdrm · 2 Yt b • • ' 11••n•1 1 •A ........ •AA ., Fl vtew w1llk t 1726/mo. Kid• ok, no -• .. • auper ,._,, encl
ouu. 831·7370, 8e2·2411 T .O. at blended rete ~OOCutttv,'ell fine: 4 BR, 2 atory, 1'A mllM pet•. J Ma rah all Agt j 8Hullful gafden apte. gw, '450 mo. utt1 Inc.
OlllUllOIYI 12.S~ fOf II yre wit~ amenlllH Ho eta from bMctl. 11200 mo. 842-9808 PatJoe/dleb Sc>I. heat M&-1119
Coronado la.land C\lat, t.yfront lot. 86' boat
dock. P1alll eval.l. Now $3'70,000 w/~~ TR,\DITl<)\,\I
~L\11 \
~n. U~.1~. Craig s1200/mo. Ht-1(,t · 945-1747 ~ f:· 1615 3 t>t. 2'AI b•.~· end.
I L' I LM... Loe f\lrn twnh .. 2 BA & 3 lk, 2 .... frplc. 2 Cir at· ... a...... UH 3 Bdnn: 2 ea: M&a re..~~e:· A . Apttl t. ~~~~,~. Enjoy bolling. tennla & Cler\ 2'A ba. newty die. llOflad, yd. 4 8drma 4 bathe OOMrl 398 W. Wlllon e31·6683
0
~ 1 :. l G H u N ~ v. ~< £ t!. l r r ~ L \ :..~ 2,!!r:i!• r!!:~ Tennie. pool, apa. 1 yr •7ooimo. 780· l3M 111ew.'11 o o o i q 11 . ~ ~ dlehwaaft. *415. 1 BR. RefriG, petlo,
••-•••11 I oopper'l)lumbl l.Ocel· IN. •1100 mo. ~fl«yt. BlltetoHUf\tH.,bour28f 12000 /mo . er. pvt'pallo. xtre lrg clHn. No 1>91•. 724 C
No Down-No au..ittvtna. ed on qui.tend~ laland. dye 1132·2494. eve abode w/bltlnew/'# crpla 714/769·9100. Sally garden. 2 Br. 1575. Jemae en.n97
... ' . ,... 1111 -._ 3 Br twnllm. Move Tn, '305 ooo 8.46-!l300 I '400. Kid• ott fair ~ Shipley AQt. 567-2141 MESA DEL MM ="=J ~:112::: ~a.tt;0fv;;.!t1:.°t~!~ ·~,_a:::.n I :. 63M190 BEST 1y luta Au UM g:~ ~~
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~ ac. w/pool & ape 3 Br l femlty nn, p'lt bMctl .
1585,000. 780-8333
trH; llreplace. micro-appreciation IYlll. Wiii ...... UafualaW 18uyea ""two''~ delU•• 3 .. ~2 1--~ ......... •"uh.......... me ..... vweve. vaulted celllnS, trade. Sue 891-5558 .. al ml .,ory ~ ,..,., .. ""'-.,,... -""'""" EU111de 2 BR twnllM. '1t51c1~ ... •1r"p1r1ce 1134.95 . 1112.00010Bo. 3 Bd. 2 IY ...... klda/peta 1576 wont IUt sP:~i g,•;~ntes4~~' ba, B ~~"'8dfl 1'A be, Pllllo. no P9f8. ~.. Be."1>1. t•~dwn.OWC. Prloe r9duoed '°' qlJlck 3sf~2 B• on vweter 113M1toBE8TRltyfle , 831.5273 • mo ~:.,:;r..:::O.':T;: MOOmo.548-4971
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1:.41:.AECT An• pllne 213/539-1880 Nie, Nwpt Hgt• twnhM. 2 Bt t"C:•'"''"l(tt LeaM/opllon: 48r 2ba Patloeldeck•. No pet.a. LYlmYll.ll'lm ...... 1111
~ 3 Br 2 Ba. powder rm -edl t ~ O c' Cozy. lp8'kllng clean, S700 3 bf 2 M. 0. PROPERTIES 4 Br 2ba, adj. 10 MH· 1 •rpic', comm pool. wui 1 Br 1111utll.1112 .,.o.J,78 · · freahly pelnt•d 2 Br 8IChllor ... 10 184C E. 219' 81. No= t Bdrm M76-S486 dowlark 0.C. le ... OP· talce 10% dn from quail· ,,_ llM.n hO\IH, n11r foA•ln 4 11·~===~==~,i~~~~~iiiiiiiii1l~ll~on.~MG-~~50~7~8~~;;~: fled buyer. 1148,800. PllP '"'llmf I t. •--L---•••• Edinger. Large backyard. I 1111111-MT LJITDt lntat 1044 87W&M llM1ll u au--.. .-. 2 cer gar9g1. aeoo1mo. .1u _,. Or .. t gcoll c M I P11er'e ' ...... Ing. "'~ 28r 837·7918
Lg aepere~ eull• from ... ~r 2 ~r=-llLY 1% llR IHI .... Ill 2'~ bl t';;hm. ~rttyi--------
l gueet rm l blth. Din-condo 011erlooklng Big Owrler uklng $109,000 • ... a. I.I. lftl laUlM blaU Itel g • t • . I 9 0 O I m o . ..... ....... Ult
Ing rm'°' amall Intimate Cenyon. Expenalve llvlng for deteched nou .. with Buy now & MWlll Min-BAYFRONT 2 Br 2 Ba &4&-eeee Bkr.
entertaining. 2 bllconlel, rm. wltll II replace end garage. A11um1ble or lmum 20K dn. Cell John • 1 3 9 5 / 'm 0 'Her ti IDO lllSM
5 mlnutH to be,cll. veulled celllng. Priced MW loen avail. et 12%. Zarvoa 780-9889 or 213.474.3577 123 E 1rftu 2244 View of ooean. pvt walk· OW.-vw111 help flnlncl. rignt et 1266,000. M U S T 8 E L L . Ag t . 831-2242 Beyfronl Uttle j1 ' W~ water, 2800 ~ft.
Mery Lou Merl4n. IJl4t 67,.400. 640-1538ewninga. ' . llnlU 11 /mo. 31081 A eo ~. -1 to 4 bdrma. atenlng at Cir. 4~8<t
11u1 ua.n21 •TIWMI laUlM M60 to s1295
HARBOR 2 bdrm,'~2 bat111, Ptalanla ut7 ~ Tutla Utt ~Int., alt, QUkt.. St_,,. to blech. ~. SOI' Nie. .,. .. 38'. 38a, ger-
uc alk to pool, tennla, llJ ... •I •P~!,01 Y•:7rlY7·.J~l!_P3d. lty dener pd. 1&50 mo. lie. Re ALTY llh<>pl. Fruit t,..., auto 5 ... ng. " ~ ........ , 873-0227. 879-IM58
tp<lnkllr9, 2 car Glfl!CJI. Highly upgraded 3 8dnn Char I P Pt 5 br I~~~~~~~~~ By owner. 11n ,soo. 2 Ba home w/apa mi, en. · • 651•n77 3 Bf. pool, 1>11tlo, dbl g11,
COLDWeu.
BANl(eRO
'' Open Sell Sun. 12•6. cullom tlle & •t•lned 3"' bl. .A .. patio St200 quiet neighborhood. laUlM 7 no..e g1111. Kitchen ovwlo<*a mo. Agt. 873-9080. l800/mo Agt ~
Ptalaiala 1117 141 742' MCluded etrtum. AllklftO 11000. Nevw a br, din,"""
BYOWNEA IYl .... 11~ 1339,500. 831-7370, rm,dlnrm,3~3CM
., .... '"' 4.1111 .. 1 .1..e.•t •~•I
1113 Court St, n .. r Oeerfleld. Outatandlng 540-0312 gar. Agt 873-9080.
Nwpt Pier. Fee. 2 Br. ~nglncl.ouet>c>, Cenu Ml Jiu m2 ....... ..,
.. 1 .... Cuatoml Cuatom • re-
A·1. 1115K Open Sun IPI. Iota of trM9. Many 1 • 3 . 7 3 o. 5 e 8 8 0 , uc>gr•d••. 1/c. frplc•.
&4&-7968 12fSK. 552-8807
mwa-
TR,\DI T 10\,\1.
RI ,\1 ·1 \ modeled & ••pended Cl=aat Portoflf\O Plan. ExQulsl· tely decorated with · ltlJ
llltdwOOd floofa. wood 3BR 2 atory c:uat. time. Nr c.mnoe. fr~h door1, oe1111lfrwy. Open Set/ •~ b1tll1I BHutlfully Sun & evea. $149,500.
lendaeaped pool-•lz•d HH 187M a11um. In.
lot backed to nature 9V•"'-Sam Crane. Agt
spac1ou• 1 Bdrm end unit on Ille wit•. Pro-•---------'
~-493-4900 Hm 548-7530 ....... c.... .. 111u llU
fe11lonally decorated
throughou1. ASSUM· ABLE FINANCING
AVAILABLE. Alklng only
1115,llOO. C8A 540-1151
I HERITAGE
REALTORS ......, llTlll 111111
.. l&nmf 2 bdrm. 2 blttl Corona•--------
1
Ex~ QUiity MW def Mw Condo. P"-" &
home on quiet Llltl• iu.tl, S.E. IUlldlc:k, huge lllllnd wftll • reeldenoe 2 c:er cloHd garage. ~In d9telll end Pool, ape. LMM option? 1209.000.
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Wti1IUI
5.5 acrH overlooking
Caplatrano Velley. Pri-
3BR.4BA
2 Bdrm l'I• Ba S6IO 2 Bdrm 2 Bl MOO
2250 V=ll'd 640-e
1 Bdrm 1'85
2 Bdrm, 1 v. ~. fli80
131 E. 18111. &46-e818
181 E. 18tll. 842.()851 ---3 Bdrm. 2 be. 1645
151 E. 21at 548-2408
YILU lllSll ID
Sptie:loul 1·2 bdrm~· 557-8200. M/F
Sat/Sun 10-5 PM
STUNNING IM~ Br. 2 Ba. Garden t. Pool.
1495. 710 W. 1 St.
looln~nenaa looking tor IMng • tat Mo. rwnt fflOll9e you In
We have 2 Br., 1 Ba .
1445 • 3 Br .. 1'~ Sa.
1475. Pool, lndry r.c .. no
pet•. 54&-H5e.
E.Sldl, freah 2 Br. 1 8a.
~age, aundeck .
Imo. 180 211t. St.
54&-0185
OUplex Weetaide C.M. 2
Br. 1 Be. Neat & cut ••
646..eee5 ....
18A utll pd, edulte pr•
*red. avlll Afw 1. poea.
mgJ$300~
~-New q>t/palnt. II. 1.vi.t. dep. 543-9574
LIKE NEW 1 Br. '480 up
PVT patio lrptc ~ 1P1
TOP ar-. r· no peta. MESA PtN 54._2447
l&Y .... .. ., ..
111.111 ...
1• 111 ...
1•111 ...
Enci•~eo••· gu a.
--• pool, epa. ~ room a. vol9ybel court ......
714-&4&-0073
LllllT-............
Frplc, elagant frencfl
wlndo.1. ale, ln-llome
MCUrlly, 1 81. 1 Bl. &
Studio. Waaller/dryer
plu• privet• olub w/
tennl• court•. pool• . ::,~:::::i
much more. From
$500/mo. lncld• mo•t
utlltla 54t-3421. 3141 e... St. (BeilwMn Sun-
flow. & MacN1hur).
THE SEVILlE 2 8r wto-. 7 5/mo. 1 Br. 1 Ba. c:rpta. drpa, bltlna.. fncd
2 Br. 2 Ba. frple, lndry yd w/pello. well' pd.
rm, ell~hta, amall cm 2819 "O" Sent• An• alt. Ave. 1520. Call 1-5
3lt Avocedo ~ 120
TSL Mgmt 142 ..... 121------------1---=------~I 64lde lrg Cl'llet 2br In trl-~ 2 Br. t% 8a. pix, petlo. lndry. 1550
frple, poot,..,., attlldled t73-3800. gwege. Avlll the tlrat. -----------Call 831,...984. t Br. carport w/atove I
tWrtge. Go -725 C W. 1 Br w/pool, OH paid. 18th. St. then call Don
t3to pr mo. No pate. 942.1700 ~ .-.q'd. 147 Aoww SI -----------... 5-1111 Spee 2 bd. encl g.,,
vate and Meluded yet•---------
only miout• from town
and Dana Point Yacht
Harbor. In en area ol
lllau.1"9 homee Idell fOf
a palatl8I ~ Honee permitted. 1896,000.
t=~--:::-.......,.-:::-::--1 edull • pf ef. no pat 1.
-----------/mo.~ 2 Br. MeS. 640-0105 aft91' • ·-------C.ta ... UM 1'1\ 8a. T~ glf· PM .... , Y1J.AM =·alt~ btl.ft, amell __ BA_Y_TIM __ BERS __ _
BelutlfUI Ulndlc:aiped 2917 Orange. 1 Br.~.~ a-. -t• pa6d. Petlol, TSL Mgmt M2"-1803 prtv8t9 pdo l genoa ~. jaol.ml, --. ..,,.. 2 Br 1 8a. ,... c:at1* & $475 No pMa ~
•(in lk spen' sivl not
high in price; re1eo
able cost: d aui6ed
advertising.
nla court1, voll1yb1ll paii.t ,,_,bull llt~ 399 W. Bey St. ===·Jr l 8r. $410:...20. 2291 Mepll Ell6de arMI 2 Br, 1 Bl,
,...u c~ ,.,,75 Sl dplll, pnv yd, gw,. No ~.,.,,_, doge. 15 25/mo.
.. _ ·-·-:r •• ·-... -·-.... ·-·-:;;. ·---.... -·-:::=.. ·-... ·-::-== ·-J PETE
' BARRET I Rf.ALTY
...... 111
et '°" ~ 'It lli*I ltg, ll'IWneO ... l)t ... pool,
llv '"'' dlft '"'• den, HHHI .. hoot. arH.
~ Walker 6 Lee
I ,
FUINtSlllD«
UNF\llNISHED
AUUTIUTIES
PAID. MUL1"
atJIS, TEMNIS
SWiMMING plus
much mortl Sony,
no pets." Models
2 Irr 1 Ba, carpeu, ctr-. no S*1-MOO & t21>0 eec. utll. pd.
831-6230 &ecll.
*3 Br. 2 Ba. nr SC Pm.
8.A. ~ .... ~.
Qlld alt. t750. No peCa.
7112-6822
OCEAN 8AEEZE8
NE.AAUACH 1 Br ...... ,.,..
Oper\7_. .....
•4 Poole l .Jecum'• •T..W ~TV
• Peta neootlllble-l4-11ZS
Hwrttngton Gerdlna
LARGE 1 l 2 8r. c:tpte.1.,.... __ 4_90,_ ·Hll __ A_via. __
drpe, lndry rm, prttno, 1595. L.rg 2bt 2111.. bft...._
••t•r pCI, CJ" a. trio• mint eond, nr b .. ch,
ft811. Xlnt loo. No peta. bHt eree. No pet1.
131-&427. ~7. 142~1S3t
EASTSIDE 18r, peit & 11n111 cHd OK.
Mull Uflltyle 28' 181, S4e8 mo.
mi.wt -to ~. M0-711& ... 4648
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Ce Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, Marett 7, 19'~
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZDF
8-4 Peace
aymbol
2 worda
8& Having wlnga
e7 Grafted, In
hefaldry
88 Buay as -
89 Sat
70 Santa -
71 Pell'• kin
DOWN
1 Celtic
2 Portland
cement
tngred-
lenl
3 P.O. gadget
4 Beseech
5 Bel<>ngef'
6 Pack down
7 Bring to bear
8 Unimportant
9 Painting,
etc .. 2worda
10 " --In
the house?"'
11 Income form
12 Weapon
13 Pung
18 Soften
22 -off· Drive
24 Evened up
8 AT'Uf'DAV'I
"'lZU SOL YID
,. e a a
27 "Botherl" 48 Up-tight
29 Feast 47 Runway
30 Harrow's 49 And not
rival 52 Cruder
31 Oeprea1 53 People· Pr&-
32 Ga»cet fix
33 Burden 55 Bnck type
34 "My Frtend 56 Orange
" 57 Toughen
35 Goof 58 Cloak
36 Profound 59 Aureole
40 Spanish art-60 Cutor's
lat killer
43 Lie - -61 Convenes
44 Rose high 65 Oolong
KIDS-EARN QtEAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 7. 1963
l~ssi1n1al Serv-iae DireetDry fl
.=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::;:CH!a~i:.:,-;Pltkla;:-:.:.:---rc..== .. =·1;-;c..i;::;i~rttt=-fp;;:::,:d!~;:r1 1hd!tl•• ..... Clt!t!y ka#wt!H 1:.•--·'~··--'·--·----PJ..W11....,. Tiit.__ ____ _ Sl.14 per day New c•bln•t•. ceblnel Cernent·Maeonrrltook l!L!CTRICIAN fttloed OARO!HINO 'MAINT ROllH'I Cl.~NINO •m UTI9Am INT/lt)CT, CALI. JIM ATLAS PLUMllHO' TU .....
l1c1ng. bere, formic• W......Cu.t WOf1I LIO rlQhl, ''" Hllm•t• on "-id/oornm/lnd Y11d llf'll'oe · • thorO\.IQtlly lod, epr\Mler Md 9hnib ........ tMetlng, ~lllllnO In All~ N1·2a'I
TNt'• ALL~ pay ooun*'°"" 642.otat 081047 Roe> &47·Hl3 IWQe or emllt IObt oleln-up. tr• trim. cleen IWluee 640-0&67 ln•t•llellon Our work -------~ repeln M5 IUl1-... T-IL.1.._Mm000:_....__,..":".~tb~tl~ '°' 1 Clblnete & Clrpentry FREE EST'8 fOf Cement Uc 39oe2 t t 7S.Q:S&t ~947 l40-1ltl Very 11\ofOUQh..Qd reft only 1001!1 e1tpenel11e ••Alff,.,... LOW COITll 2• HRS Te"• Oona, Ut H '°1n,,_., Id Small "'be & ..-........ block & brick wort& llC'O lll!CTRICIAN JE881E'I OAAOCNINO Oeoefldll>fe l Elcp'd Ch«lk CMK Pf1cee b«ore HIOHl!ST QUALITY Rlollt·~Aemodll ._ ........ 1 1 10 -u-
'IM Fr• •II:;.,• ~20o:s EuropHn e11111man Ouel wotll·"9M rel• c~. V.. tttm I 6.48.j()H 652·9622 you Ml Uc :ro-4018 t? vra In OC 130.tlte Draine Lie 060-1030 d;i to cnoO;. ;;;fj DAl y OM-Oee4 fom 03t·607alt73·75'4 m.int .W. 840-8036 Home & Offic:. CIMl\lng CALL 6'4 1013 P&llT Y• Ul1U Pttl hnkt/ lttair• lnetM ~all. eao-111,a
CulUtff Cfraait Tilt lid101COMM'LllNO. •11111 Ulllllll LIG'd, ~. lne'd UtJ•'a let4M .. ., FREE UT INT /EXT ---PILOT , ............... ...., ____ --20 "/fl. Oo ffr't own WOf11. 130.5031 Xlnt ref•. 167.Qe9t EllPI' landeoape l cte111-RlFS. LIO. 320881 UllW&ll Ill.L'S Trtt len!n
Aemod./Repllre, lo"'"· mn ... TU UI Lie 27804 '·Al 644-8129 OLUI ,,. HOYMCIMnlng, full or pll up• . ., .. trimming. Fr• Tl!D 71"171-9047 bperlenced ' prof... STUOf.HTI TA[I! SERVICE Oecka, ptlloe, lenoH Beet prlcel. te3-3213 lllll/_/.. .. lime, 22 y,. ••P· I'm the .. ,, Tony M&-7660 --1 1tonal v.,,y reuonabte ~. ttOf'm proteo-Fr• Ml Sieve 752-ll!IMI l.ge/emall, lawn melnl, bMtl IJ.42•616e Cu1tom painting. bl. nt. ,.1 .. fOf 11 of your pool tlon, up'd ff7•1111 Repelr·Allerlllont ClilW Cut Reu-lle..guer 131-2345 dw1lng te3 2503 ••M!!J quellty wof'k 11 reduced nHdl. ,or expert Mr·....,.._-------~ DltECTQRY Ooo<•wlndowa-c.b!M11 I CHILO CARE with low, g11t · • ExpenlM HOUMkMPlng BRICKWORK Sm.ii Job• *Inter relH FrM Ht, vie.. ~ll evenlnge & p.m Tr" trlmml"11, r.moY.a,
1 Panel'1Mtllol-i.nc.. l900ed yd, melle, CM f ... lal Tr• CiMn-UP 6 hauling, I/to 1 euppllM lneluded ~. Coete M.... 0.ve 873-2031 to 8 pm. If no lnl!Wef, tlump grinding. llWlnt
I Jet"' 5'6-'•13 8'M189 wkdyl -iprlnkl•r repair, gen Klny 6'1,.870 lt\llne "-'• 67~31115 Pllnll:;f,/P'C Henglng PLEASE keep trying. by ~ Rlnbt Fr• ., A·1 WOOD FU..CE & mllnt 8'5·7211 C _,_ .. 1 (1 1•) -1 .. 111 Mt Jim 166-5110
R Fu"'' h a•T"'·. NKUI & ""'PAIR ... -.. ..... ... __ , 1 .-• net i ..... , no "' -I Mlle got • CIJll Remod, TOODLE ,.. Lune . " " .... ~ I .. -a• ---.,...,. AMI UC'd 638-11898 T'9ia lenkt con1tr. rep11ra big or anec:ke, ectllllll•• Fair/ (2 t3)4~2fl/69t-3'25 a fl!!! ThOfOYQh & oep.nd•ble I AK~, ... 831·23'15 20 yr• exp. Pool~. r•
amlll. Gull 87!1-8294 Fllrvt.w, CM 75l·23'2 BRICK•BLOCK•WOOO llYU MISTI, 9&4-9114 (Ive mwege) •niai· fattrla1 :';'~~~ln:11~~rl~ er~~~~ T~:: .. t:!~'111'18
ANY WEATHER DAMAGE Chlldcere, llcenHd Fet'ICM Muonry. 16 "Jfl. Exp'd In Ill home rllC)alrl. MRS CLEAN -,....,F..,t11......,hlng....,._ln-ter-1or-=--n-FrM M1 24 hr~ Uc. ~ 161·1041
REPAIRED 20 r.• lie, N.wpor1/Coell Meu lie, bonded. 5'0.1878 Comm'l/RM 6-48-3018 Mekee II gleam home, ·ABC MOVING· HANOlNG/STRIPPI 243e00 6'M280 Wl-.1-~
bonded. 982-&3 4 65().l330 •••HOME REPAIR ept. ofc FW1 8'8·2240 l~~s=1 ~·o l/IM·MC Scott 6-45-9325 -~ AUllitu/ ...... ) REMODELS/FACE LIFTS CltHlal lenicft laJa1t Dltr ltph Elec-Plumb..Clrpel'ltry HouHCilHnlng RHlden-1 . fllpert wallcoverlng In· ... 1la1 WE WASH WINOOW8
KITCHENS/BATHROOMS Cu•tom wood P•llo•. c Ot Reed'I I ALL MAKES: eprlnge , Small Job• OK Fall 11•1 & v1c1nclH. O•ll• 1 •A-1 •vt•• •1•1111100 Re ... Conaul· Huber Roonng4 typee. Fu1 . ProfH1lo111•
* FRENCH DOORS* ~~.!.~·.~1 1~ ~~1."\et~ bond:~:. hlngee, new openers. MfVl<Je, Keith 8411·4872 1 Pecot11 846-'440 X804 Beet quality 25 y1 exp. ient AHlgnmt. 681·8590 New·r~-deck• Qulllty wort! guerentMd
Slnee 1947. UC. 1411370. Randy 8'l.Qe22 534-2738 . 438-3526 lo rel ... Tom 667-4480 20 yHrt ••P· crpntry · YOU'RE THE BOSSI! Compellllve ret.. B I P h UC #411802 6'8·9734 FrM Mtlmele 841-7391
Oealgn <X>nlr &48-1837 --------,._ t "-l eiec, ptmbng. Ever)'1ttlng'. au1111y HOYMIOmc.. I uc T-1111.428 730.1353 i'~~k:•~::nov':i"a~.r ROOFING REPAIRS s .. o.,·• w1n0ow Wuh--•trac tll, -atra 8&r•talal Alu 111 .. 8'1-<>063. BEi/ 566-e7UI STARVING COLLEGE work only 4114-38i8 Smell jobe OK FrH tno. qtty WC>f'tl, lo prloee, Aae!t Carp! lentee Remodel/Repelf9, comm. TIUI JACK OF All TRADES HAPPY MOP CLEANING STUDENTS MOVING eallm•t•• Call Tom or M&--0e03. IM&-31'3
......__ p .... ,..,, lot No SIMm/No Shempoo & r•ld. UC'd, ~. c.u Jeck anytime, T"" qiu•'lty·Slll9 ,..,., CO. Uc. T 124-•36 Pl t J le-·'-Cttuck. 5'2-11392 ~.,....._ • .,. •""""11ng Stain ~t F .. t ln1 For •t. 552-91'2 Topped/removed. Cleln Dey or night il7S-301' a.2-1025 842~T081 lntured 8'1·"427 H tr ru All Roofing Repelra
ooflng dry. Fr• Mt 139·1582 up. new'·-· 751-3-478 WATCH us QROWI PLASTER PATCHING H I,., 'fllood comp Ille ................. .
SlS .......... 831~199Uc IM4tl 0..1tr111ttM llnd-·'""no·Yd Clnupe la.Ua1 Superb Houw:IMnlng .r-&.1-RHtucco1 1nt1Ht 30 F;>.. ,M1 639~3232 · That Ill conttlciore who ___ ,...... __ ··----1 Shlmpoo l ltMm ciMtl Add'ne/Remod. P11111 & TrM '"'t,k;;1remov·Mllnt DUMP JOBS Service "Beck In Bu11· 1,P .. ~.....,..,1ui .... 1_____ yr1 ~t Peul $-46-~77 ---------i perform WOf'tl -1200
OM Hellberg Griding Color brlghlene11, whl permlta. Bonded. ln1'd lrrlgetlon Jim 85H>t29 & Smell Mo'""~ Jobs neu:.:....1173·8•0 I for JIM PAllTill l171 rNftu 111·1111 lneludlng l•bor end a Pevtno Co Rea/comml cri>t• • 10 min. blMc:h Lie. #418570 5.48-<427\, '"'V appt I "' ui• Fr• eat Uc: t3810'42 materllha mull be II· lie. :S07Mo4 8.42•1120 Hiil. 1111/dln nne I 15, •VO C*ln·upe/Llndec:aplng Cell MIKE 148-1391 · by R1c:tt1rd Sinor lie rUSTllllQ cenMd ~ ~
room 17.50; ooucti 110, ......... I llW H11Jllng · TrM Trim HAULING·1ludent wllge I T 280644 14 yr• of happy 11o14 -•-a • ..J.1 lent trlciofl lhould eo ttate L\.::Ju!:: chr 15. Guar. ellm. pet Conetructlon. Lle'd & Fr• nl. 8'2-9907 truclc, 11m41 lo ret•. Jon actat U locll CUllomet'e fl'!,':'! ... ~~,., ..nltw1.., en In their edver1lelng Con--~~ odor Crpl repair 15 yrl Bonded. 5•9-1914 (Joe) 750.tlml Think yOY o.~·. M-· $10-$75 Of Think you, 631·•410 I~~~~~-~~~~ s.creterill MNlcee: typ-lflciOt• end cxin---. · · Mowing. edging & gen ---------1 •• ~• ! Babyllttlng, eny hour exp. Do work myHll Cta1tractita Cltuat clean-up. Honeet & d• HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE 20% off lut yeer'1 Wiii LOWEST RATESI Prompt, Ing, copy, etc Fu1 lefV. contect Mery Qrondie el
Nw l/lctone/Xlnl rell. Alfa. 55.4-0123 _ pendeble. For 1,... Ml. Furniture, Trelh, Tree• trivet. 841-0929. nea1 profe11lon111. 15 Plaulai 67!i·••56. 780-8359 (71') 5~ with 8"Y
Coele Meal. 6'2-8.442 We Clre Cri>t CIMMr• ROUGH & FINISHING 750.«03 ~ 55'.-«54 1163-5415 NORM TAXES· piellup & delivery yrs eKp 1136·7149 _rr ---------1 queellon1. Contrector'e
I wlll blbyalt your chlld. Steern Cteen & UphOI Cteen-Up Incl. wlndowe & Son ., yoor llOIM or oHloe PAINTERS NEED H "' u :; 141-1121 1,;:l;,;;;ky;.a.;;;;U_1n_______ Stet• lJoenM Boero, 28 my home. FIT PIT.CM. Truat Mount Unl1 Gu111 .Detail wort!. 957--0e9t ~~ f·~~ com~/ ltat l!elrl I Out of atell & mllltary WORK! 30 yra 8Jl9, lnll WATER HEATER Special Don't Move . Improve! ~~~~ ;;,~1::,,:.1~!:
t-.,. 5'&-&:Me Rau. rll•. IM5-37l8 Dl'J!lll r" f, .. trlmm'lng & r .. WHtl't., 11orm demage? 119o. Appt· 832-8681 e•t. Acousllc celllng1 Pool heater••Furnec.e Sk'(lllee & Bay Wlndowe CA 112701 CARPET INSTALLATION DRYWALL TAPING mo111J, deln·upe. Free Ile Cell Mike 11 An.-Lie 3e6780. FrM •t Comm'I Spec. In '"llU· Free ell R ... S39-3232 • .a.u... & REPAIRS. 30 )'1'1 ••P "" T•Jlll.lf' .. & Acolntlc .... IMM65.4 •ft. 4:30. Ad •779. 4•2·•300 24 luaraaet 011111 Painting 6'2-7'711 ranll. ,_or remod
mlt1d: bright. bHIJI. 'Helplng H1nd1' Cerpel Hive something you 'fllllll Spedlbl. Mllnt, cie.n-SELL Idle 1tem1 with a home · Iulo & Ute ~ yr1 Lie "4039'1 Ina. Replpe. repllr. remodel TILE INSTALLED
bouque11 Sime d1y Ci.tnlng new dry m• to Mii? Clasaln.d ad• do Ing, trtmmlng Free •t Diiiy Pllol Ci.ultled Ad The Factory lnaurance b<>nded. Aefe. COior E•· Free HI, re11onable All kinda Guar1111eed.
You don't need 1 gun to
"drew fall" when you
piece an lid In the Delly
Piiot Wen! Adel Cell now
I 6'2·5&74
:seiOOfl Promotlonl Unit-6'5-9()31 (bef a. •ft,, FrM •t. Kevin 873"1503 1 JAPANESE GARDENER "'* LOW RATES bull-. OISTlll PAllTtlt TOP HAT 536-2030 TU•
494-7660 thod. S.Yll SS 2"40.Q27S It well. 6'2·5678 5't-9e12 842-o40'7 842·M178 6'!>-9930 433-0-421 Pftf1 983-0911 Rldllltd Uc'd. Jahn 1131-1151 Reta JOhn 693--0487 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •1&1 Wutt4 SIM l!lt Wut.. 9100 Ptb 5131 !Faraltare IOU fanltart I02S 11i1CtllaaMa1 1211 p ... , 7012 :iiiiliii::i:;-;;-i;i-ili:;;i·:::;::~~~;;;; BMutlful tame 2 yr grMn Sectional 1or1, pleypen Mepl• d••k, top Shipe, FEATHER COMFORTERS Hive Hjttbor RloOe Con-1
_ wing Mec:ew~ Cell Jett atyie, eemet cir. '2000.1 w/typ-rtr drwr & chr. We clean & reeo11er do. 3 bd, 21,;, bl, '416,
I O,Ell.ll!S 8'2-8391 5'9-7287 41•22. 642·7902 European 11v11 with ooo Equity, $83.000 II EDIATE • MOVING MUST SELL !King mettreH. round•· beeutllul downproof went 25-30 boat 11 •: MtrCW~lt Herttege "Madrlgel" So-tlon, lr•m•·•lnt cond llcillng &42-4670 pert 951·9399 :: Need telephone sales representatives to -.-.................... ...___ !Id p_, dining rm .... SJ00/080. 55~28 IHI 100 nwu Perine< wented. 1980 25'
• start tonight in Costa Mesa office. Aati.-llH tbl w'::J :9?' s>ed•. 6 s · black 1111ugh couch To ION 30 Iba H«bllll• Toll)'. FB. IOlded, lmmec. o.-1oet>o11 circa 11100 1 :;::: 12600 6./:'/:sfm 1100 Brown nauoh rec: Ols1 ~ 842-2424 1nc1 Dan• ~ 1~1f/,0L':*"
•part time
•Must be at l~t 16
•No experience necessary
•Pleasant personality
•Reliable
•Good earning potential
.................. 1-i
Mt-1111. Ed.112, att. l1IO
I' o o I b ~· t or I• r . 8ookeMlf ~ 175/$100 ~~7~50 bit cono Newport B .. ch Tennl1 ~;~~. 983--0007 n '
546-3&42 I . ~b llot«nber9hip. seoo
A U .. l l kltchenetle ""' c"ra Olnnett• lbl leaf , chra 64s,.9554 '42' Callfornlen Trawler, JI Uctl 17!1, Ml of cotf" tbla SfT5obo .iv-· la& t. Lo hr1 on twin
.. L -.a..w frMIM S 140. lo11ng• chr• w/ 082.2012 Gold Chandelier $100 c.te Belter then,..,, wl ..,..~••• ottoman (lgt bl'wn) '200, White°'""' w/lhelvel IPPf'Oll $40K In extru. 190 876-3680 uphol. 1111 rm chr $7!1, ..... IAU 150. White DHk 1•5 N.B 11ip evall. 645-21124
HARBOR AREA 873-2•28 Cttelra. 1011, lamps. Power Mower f 35 <>< 644-7812 I APPLIANCE SERVICE Queen IOl•·b•d. S.lge t•bl ... bed . etc ~~~g~~~0Ml_!~~~ & STEAL! $25,000 Chrl• We Mii rec:ond., QI.Ill. velour plllow 1200. 989 '40-4181 · Craft~ for only 19
I eppllano9. Mt-3017 Vletorta ~ F7 C.M. 3 Pc. Bedtoom aet. Dltk 1 Mini! jaelcel, lbll 6, wom 5 000. Restcnd ·ee S~
I lft ~ Simmon• OeluH. Firm wood S300. Incl dr..,_, tlmM. ApprllMd 12500. Bol1. 11"~
I "*'h 957,a133 Queen M1ttreu & Boa dbl t>«t. bile .... Stltft ..a '2000 obo 7eo.o142 16. ~.wood ce>nM>le.
8Pf1nga with lreme. UMd 6412--0457 l I VHF ractlo 75 Evtnru<le ::=============== ~;:s~-."::. 2mo.5'9-0880 llbc. Wu.-12.20 ll!nl cond.' 673-7181 ~ I hwleher. 1100. 1M&-56'8 jArmolre w/5 drewera. *'·-lal WANTED OH Oriti In 1_6_7_3-3_n_8_. ____ _ SPENO YOUR DAYS
AT THE BEACH
TEL·l·CIRC
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•Evenings and Saturday
mornings
·Commission/Guarantee
·Must be ambitious,
pleasant and reliable
·experience helpful,
but wllllng to train
•This Is not temporary
Call 548-4000
between 9AM-3PM
&42-5678, ext. 312
between 5:30PM-9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
I
8' "* good CX>lld. S50 Wiit ti good condition 1966 20' CMe Crett glaN ~:Ot"~Y ci:: rune S62-44&7 IHHMW GteU IZlZ 8-48-74'7 va. lo ttra. Bey f0r •kl
, e • t s 2 5 o 0 b 0 Mull NII 1mmedl11ety 1 • • al boat UMd by lady H Yeo-3861 couch with metchl.ng Twin & fuM Sti• Mattreu aaac bey bo111 been under I loWleet. Mim .... Ukl & BolltC>l'lnQa 751-4391 la11Junt1 1224 cover Look• like ne*
Wlrda S lgn1ture dble new. Bellk 1ty11og. Sa6() Gulter & Amp, Fender 16750 675-0915 NB.
wide relrlg. fro1t1e11. 0 , b • 1 t 0 r t • r . J l lllt Chemp. fleslo 6 tiring, G e o r g e 0 1 u d e n
lcemllter, gold. S300 « (714)675-3957 eve•: or ... !J OOOd cood S80 ror bOlh 642-9998
tm otr. 5'8-2871....., dlya 557-9525 MellMa. 1Antlq 11111ng, 'flleddlng. S52-'487 1a --il------7014 w..--s 1'5 Gu dryer & I cuetom 4 2 c:11, 6 di•. s 145 ' Refrlg. $225. King~ ~!~~d dbO .. ll 1ppr 14000 BHt oh Office farahart A 1111111 fin NOi I IPfn.,,I, ,,...,.,.. , r , 5.46-3&42 •--l t 12 .. olt I Freezer. 11'5. 5'7-2918 Hf & mirror, bed HI ., .. ,... -, FOR SALE
I Ml)'lag wun.. go6d. o4d-tlble. $500 ee2·2717 .... ~ 1211 s-·1 Electric Typewriter 6'2-464-4. M·F. 9-5
er model, 1200 Good l..llge dloett• Mt, table. UI ._ ""'1 1120 Non·S•l1ctrlcl16 Hobie C.t. yelloW *'
concl 6412·2785 per1c benCh 11n w/2 lrg IB M typ9wril« S300 & Teq Sunr1M Alie lltru, OUlhlor\ed t>enct-IOft O•Y·•c•t. 1m1ll tanks. LB M Seiec:trlc: rypewrn-$l650 675-3313 · C..rttr• .... leather a 2 encl cf,.,,.. Teecom min torch. Vic· er Mdl A $380 All In I I
••BM-PC 6'K, 2 drlllff Ex 1 t c 0 n d I 4 O O tor duel 11180 geug... goo O con d 111 on llJSTIL CllltT1ll
(180K8). 12" monitor. et2·2711 =~~~ '2 969_1221 673-79'8 __ 2 8 ' M1hog1ny/oak
compl 1y11 12895. 2 p6ece Ch dtnett IBM elec typewriter en sloop, bull1 In Sweden I 553-0429 I 150. 0n:~':.c1111 t:i: llhctllu"al 1211 lllnt ottlce machine, Per· 1 ~r~ O:h~~~
''" te fn MU 1150. E.•11 cond. Karen POOL TABLE feet wor111':1, order. $325 a~all. NB $15.500
653-905 1 4 '1t7' ll•t••. cuetom wood 7 59-1139 • 8pfn 6'>5258
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Shaggy white "Benji" 1 .. HOUSEFUL/ NEW CON· deelgn Comee '-t/bllllatd Neerly new· 3 Oek roll I -1 a•ra male OMdl good home. TE Mp SO LIO OAK llQtll & well unit w/~ topm • pd $1100. tell f~ •aw __..
Medtum...a..d. eply9d. FURN Mull Miii need I/Ill.led at 12000: Mlllng $500 with oak chr IUll • llELAlll
842-0100 IMl9-1221 cuh 8'2·5027 IOf $500 llfm ee1.a237 8 walnut grain 30•110 WOfl 1n rem.. 11300 dHkl $40 H w/Cl'll 87$-6389 ~ of furniture. All Work Bench w/attel11H 79().19&4 or 79().1"8 I fualtart Mn In Heel cond Pl1nt1 I H•ve lllM end elec. out· p a Or 1,._ llarlu lc!1t. 7011
Old Mexican Cebliwt, lll Mlee 990-3379 let 150 963-•058 . laa• • pas _. 'Yenmar OI.-15 HP pful
12!10.00 wHkly P•Y· J• Wu.-Sits $100 Mull Sell 5 pc IMng rm 96'~326 IGrend pie no w/p leno I manne tr-new $1800
dleckl (~ gueran\eed1 cw-ht u... wll ..,.... 457~ wt, 2 twn alelgh bed•. 50 lb body beg. $40, •Int corder reproducing 845--98'9
wor111ng pert or full time ......_ ...., ....,. "'""" I lft .__ country trench dining condllloo 1yat1m 8', RoMwood ---.. -..__-L-_-.--7--~.
It hOl'M. WMkly P•Y clently menege your iapt r-·-l'* w/ metdllng butte! 6'S.7oe& Provincial 110.000 lnci su ... -IU ·-
dleckl meMed dlt«:tty le Cells. llladl llM-11314 Hert> 957.a133 (No chrl). BHI ofr Chlld Crelt book I by ~·-· 551~23 1,;:N_B .... M_A_R_IH_A .... -d-.y-,-Wt(-mo-
you from Hol'M Oftlc:4 Home Economlll n.eda * *' BtJY* * ~5' Wortdboo6<. S50 Wur11tzer Fun Miker Or-E11cl toe, HI••. & full
.,.,Y Wed~. 81111 woril: Strong In bualMM, B,.... Celling Fen w/Tullp 8'6-3712 g 1 n s 1 5 o o OB O ..-.i, mllnt 84U561 lmmldlewty. No ~ probl«n eoMng, deco· 1 ..... ( ) I 100 Ker 842.Q747 ~ ~· Hltlonll retlng, 1111ra1ure & ert. FmJIRE ...,, .. ta ,_ · o-Brunewlck Electric Air•---------Side TIM to 59' avall Im·
compeny. Oo 'fOUI wotk Cen 1o!MM ~ do, o.lla MASTEAS AUCTION 1 I If• H • 1 t1 r I' O · Hoclc.y g.,_, IJNti8t ..... 1230 med. Ba)'lide Or Ill/ft, ........ tn ...._ ___..__ ..... •• •••11•1 730-09114. 5'9-7247 --mo to mo No 11111 ,..,... .. .. """'"'""' • .., Picotte 845-•&40 ••1 141 ...-a 3 ......... , ..__ ..._..., .... tlO Ren .. y Lewi• Surlt>oll'd, 5 73 e.curltv of your own 904 ..,_. .,,..,. .,.... ..... ,.. v 1bo1rd1 95 -24 I helme. 0..... end ec>PI'-Ru1t Flo rel Sole, 8'. llbtee 165. BACKGAMMON Teble. 5'11", twin fin. XLNT wkdyl
catkin INlled Send ye>ur plno-t>ec* '250 5'(>..1735 Solld Olk. 1275 cond I 120 obo w/plpe Bolt eltc>e ivelllble New·
neme end eddr•H to: A1lw1l1 ~58 Contemp 5 I>'-dinette 6'0.1287 r,::::'e1gr'" Brown, port Beectl. 25', 30 t mo
• Atnerlc:en Fldellty Com-... Silt Gl&M Top Dining Teble Mt, WbK upt\Ols chn. l1tta1t P111,ert trM renL Cell 8'2-4&«
peny, Hiring Dept. 11• 3•61150. E11l1 cond 1250 Eerlyl ,..... .. -lfril Led"J'• ™ lkl boott Dy-A190 40'
1CMO I.one SI.Ir Or.,,._ Silky Tenter 857'*" American wood dHk 1 •11t I _ _. II' nellt, excel cond 150. "'EWPORT IS' ..... 0 ...,..., TX. 78130 M•. AKC. 111!1 · t • •••h• I Pr Powder at retch .. ..,.,..
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• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Tuesday, Marcil 8
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Reaponae 11
received from governmental agency or profellllional
supenor -1t 14 favorable, despite indications of
delays, red tape Don't force issues, check
regulations. realize that you are on right track.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Define tentlS, see
places and people as they actually are, not merely u
you wish they might exist. Focus on distance.
language, travel, communication and pursuit of
educational project.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Debt i.s repaid.
Longstanding obHsation is fulfilled. Financial
prospects prove bnghter than onginally anticipated.
One close to you, Including mate or bu.Ines.a
partner, provides information previously
unavailable.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Persona
previously disinterested will now display
enthusiasm -favorable publmty or press notice ls
responsible for turnabout. You'll be reUeved of
burden which was not your own to carry in fllllt
place
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Job gets done in
surprismgly short tune. Focus on creative energy.
new techruques and speoal support from memben
of opposite sex Spotlight also on employment
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22): Follow through on
first unpressions Refuse to be intimidated or to
become involved an fanu.Jy dispuJe. Minor conflict
could exist between family and career obligation,,
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Numeroua
restrictions are removed, you'll have more working
room. greater freedom of thought, action. Open
lmes of commurucation -make inquiries relating to
travel and necessary documents.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You win majol'
potnt Favorable lunar aspect coincides with relief
from tensions, optimutic ftnanc1al report and a
surpnse gift which represents token of affection.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be ready for
written notice which indicates that your material la
worthwhile and IS being aeriously collSldered for
acceptance. Money comes from unusual 90\.ln:e.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 19): Dome1llc
adjustment occ urs, surroundings are more
harmoruous and you'll be at right place at right
time. Pef"90nal popularity soan.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
clubs. organization• and visit to one who i1
temporarily confined to home or hospital. You'll get
story behind story Answers are found followin&
inveatigatlon which could involve unique
correspondence
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): Lunar and
numerical cycles are high -this could be your
power day, featuring money and romance.
Spotlight on friend•, aspltations and s~
business or carttr endeavor. lor e11perlenced wire 839--4 t 18 ' nut · din rm Ml. SN l I 2 1316'9. 7 t O 1 • Wk Oun coll1et1on for HI• In Newport w/pvt owner
operetor. Houri: 5:•6 AKC M. Sl>f'l"99f, 2 yre mite• offer, 6159-6127 7 t-41541 ·6171 Alk for Wlncllee1era. Mennllcher
AM . 2 PM. 9allry oom-old. LN.W., good •. & Merk Shon, pr• wer. Mini IOU Aatt ltrrittl/ menaurete wtttl experl· perfect markings 10 Went Ad9 Cell 842-5874 ·-... 111 I cond. Vlrloul lteme. Cell 1..,. ...... _______ pa....,
enoe. For eppolntment. mete. Olan• 831•12114• ...H -I I fof prloea. 1568-1127 •---------1._. .... __ .. ____ ....,.1 0 • I I H • I e n 6'2-3'442 30 Helium Bllloone dell· WANfEO. SKI equipment AUTO &ODY & PAINT 7141~ llefed 1nytlme. Perl.et tor t end 8 yr 0101 ----------•rrecse yol.lf o+d etuH for for .. OOOMIOnl. ar-1 "°"'°" ,_.wtton..tpeopte 1 n••y~odl.•• wllh ror St Petrlekt.1 ________ _ • -:::. ...... ~:: (_:::IMect ad 6'2-5e7t 87$:4418 DAl~T l!t!l Wu... 11•
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watch this column for places to
play B ingo. This column will
appear each Wednesday In the
Mirror. To place your Bingo
Parlor ad call 642-7667,
Clasatfled Ads.
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A ILAS CHITSLll_,,LYMOUIH
2929 H•bof Blvd .. Cos1a Mesa. Tel. 546-1934 3 blocks
IOU1h of San 04ego Freeway off Harb« Blvd Compi.ta
body ahop. Sales. Service Part• Service Dept open
Monday thru Fl1d•y 7:30 A M to 5•30 P.M. end 8 A.M . 10 5
P.t.I. on Saturday
oaANGI COA$1 AMC/ JllP /llNAUL'
2524 Haft><)( Blvd., Cotta MeM
649-8023 &45-7770
• ~ Jeep OMlef' In the w .. 11 See us today fOf Nlea, ~
& 1M11ng There ere rM80nl wtty we ere • 1 Prlee and ~ Aleo, the all-new ReMult Allfanoe la h9'ef
, ......... 1123 ~ 4dr, equlPP«! with root 'l2LllWllll rack. atereo wllh tape, One owner. Auna Jtlnt '72 SIPll llETU power ... t •• power win-Tramoortatlon plual
Good cones. Stereo New 4-tll E. Cout Hwy dow•. tpaed control , 1750. 114M118
paint 12300 C all ~~ power door lock• Good 'II FM.Ml flTIU 546-9215 eft 8 cond 14850 May be
I Hen at 330 W Bay, Clualc, lharpl Auna A· 1
'89 ~ rblt :'tt trana 15 CARS WANTED Costa MIN. Mon. thru $950 54&-<>118 TOP SU PAID ' tlal,"" .... New Dir. ~Salee Fri. 10·5 p .m. Don Wll· '82 Station Wagon. LTD Int .. llr• 6 batt. 11250. 4 .. 3 W. Bay, C.M. Uama, &C2""321 859ZAH Dht lo ml. All opllona &45-20&5 acrOM from Robina '11 El ............ 18900 be1 ofr. Muat -
1"5 vw Bug Muat Mii Ford Part1 & Service TUI, cruiM, ._ radials. &ee-8115 9000 ml on ,_ engine Andy Brown e.4~2983 No denta. I 1900. llmuy 1325 and trana. Good body, 873-0365 &C2·5077 paint. llrH, tunrool. ht!!, Deaatic Mother'• ·ae Cougat v..e 1••auw ... a 1tt5. 4M-& 178 CMlllac UM auto, 83K ml. 4dr, equipped with roof 11200. 642-5290 '81 VW tuH window van.
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aunrool , atereo, new ·10 Eldo, Flremi.t rid wt rac;k, etereo with tape, Ptadac tl3S reblt eng. & trana, 12!500. wtlt Int. MW radlala. xln1 power Hlll wlndowa,
Call men~ervlce. cond. 13450/bat olr IP-' control, un wtlell, '89 Converllble XLNT
Don Roel, Ill. 964-2922 electrtc ooor lodla. Good Cond. $3250 080
'77 Seville, moonrf. cond $41125 May be 980-523-4 '77 Sdrocco. 4 ape!, ale, 1 aeen at 330 W Bay,
O'lllllW, •ereo . ..,.,.., xlnt Coat• M .. a. Mon.-Frt.I eo ~ 2-dr, 24K ml
con d . I 7 7 0 0 Iba t 1().5 p.m. Don W*arne, PIS, P/8, A/C, 14950 _________ 55_~_5851 ______ 1 1142-4321 ~ _a.._2._2_eoe ____ _
MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE
MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES
• LONG ••ACH •MW
L11oe selection of new & quality UMd BMW'a and other fine
ural s ..... Mtvl~ & leUlng. Tr~lna welcome! Take 405
Freeway lo North Cherry off-ramp. turn right & go II bloctca
north to 3870 N Cherry Ave .. Long BMch.
(714) 836-5790 (213) 427-64a..
• NAallS CADILLAC
2800 Harb« Blvd , Coeta M..._ Tel. 540-9100. Orange
County'a Latgnt Cedlllac: dMlet. Salee Service. leulng.
• IADDLlaACK IMW /SUaAaU 2~2 Marguerite Pkwy .. A~ Pkwy. 11111
We ofter What no benl! Of ..... oompeny can: 1. £1tpeftly
ttatfed. moat mod«n NMcle & pen. dept.; 2. ~ of the
Southland'• moat e•perlencN ..._ & IMtlnQ •tllf. 3
EMmlnatlon of the ~ by 1Mi11nO OM'-' dw.ct. 131·2040 Mi.ion Viejo 4ttMCM9
• cMICk IYlllON 'OllCHl·AUD .. VW
415 '· COMt Hwy .. N9wport 8Mctl 17s.ot00. The onty
.... , ahlp In Orange County wt.th thaM ttvM ... , mell•
under one roof!
• • aoa LONGPll PONTIAC
13e00 Beach Blvd .. Watrnlnat., Tel 892-11651. Orange
County'• oldeet and largeat Pontiac d .. lerahlp Salea,
Servtoe, ,.,•rt•
DICK MILLll PIA I /LANCIA
"Probabl'f the iow.1 priced Fiala In Southetn Calilomia"
(located t mile north of Soutt Coaat Ptau
near Main St. and Warner Ave In s.nta Ana)
120 W Warnetr, Santa Ana 551.2132
• SANTA ANA DAllUN
2001 E 17ttl S1rMt, Santa Ana. Tel. 558-7111 Your
Orlgfnal OeO~ted OatlUn DMler
CO SIA MISA DATSUN
2845 Harbor Blvd , Co.sta Mose Tel 5•0·~ 10 Secv1ng
Orange County for 16 years 1 Mlle So 405
• SUNSIT POID, INC.
(Home of Wiiiie the What.). 5440 Garden Grove B1vo ,
Wntmlnater Tel. 636-4010
• OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Garden Grove Blvd , Garden Grove
Tel. ~().9190. EJicluslvely l/dvo to cover all your Volvo
requirement I. N..-Ueed•Selea•Laallng•Part••~Body Shop
Freeway c:loM In the Mal1 of Oranoe County at ~
Grove Blvd & 8rootlh\11'9t
CONNILL CMIYIOUT
2121 Hatbor BM:t .. COila ...... 0. 13 ~ aarvtng
Oranoe County Sa ... ~ng, MNtc. Call 84&·1200; ~ PWI• 11ne; !Me-• bOdy llhOC> MM: 754-0400,
IOY CAIVll IOLLI IOYCl-MW
1640 JM\boree AoM, ~ 8Mdl MO 1 .. 4 .... • hnlloa. Pat1t And ~
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Storm 'trauJDa' victims . r •
l~n find solace in-HB
I 'n\e W•t C-ounty CouNelln8 The 32-year-old RhM Mid he
Center ln Hunllncton Buch t.. k.nowa the feelln&a tint hand.
otferlna free coun1elln1 to He Uvet ln the area of Seal ~ ol IMt week'• atorma and Beach fiooded by rain and hiah
floodina. UdN ln late January
People .ekina help can make Ha h<>UM wun't damqed but
appointment• by calllna the he at.UJ auffered anxiety. Ile aald.
center at 847-3.sM. Rhea'• counaeltn1 1taff · lncludea supervl10ry per10nnel
"Your hOUM la not only the and more ~ 20 lntema who
piece where you live but it'• your are work.ins on advanced colle1e 1 e of aecuri t~" said Ken d egreea .
• executive of the The center, located at 17612
non-profit center. Beach Blvd., la funded by
"People suffer traumu when 1ovemment grant.I and feee from
their leCW'ity la t.ru-e.tened." client.a.
Rhe. aaid vict1ma usually are If people can't pay for the
ltept too busy in the day1 aervfoee, they are asked to help in
lmmedlately aft.er a dlaaat.er to other areaa, such u reading to
feel trawna. blind people, Rhea aaid. •
"But you 1pend a couple of But in the cue of the flood
days at the mot.el and a feeling of emergency, the service la free, he
io. can develop," he said. said.
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IHI ORAIGI COAST
MONDAY. MARCH 7. 1983
2 hurt
t 1D LB
I cliff
plunge
By STEVE MITCHELL °'.,..,.., .........
Two Laguna Beach m e n
suffered in.juries when their
off-road vehicle plunged 300 feet
down a cliff in the Ronda Hilla area of Laguna Beach yesterdav.
Beecuen, including Marines
aboard a helicopter, worked for
DeU"ly three houn to remove the
more 1erioualy hurt victim. He
w.. taken to MilDm:l <:ommunity
Hmpltal in Mmion Viejo.
Police aakl Boo Ell.I.a, 31. the
driver of the orange
International Scout, managed to
crawl up the steep, brush-choked
&Olalde to aumrnon help.
Hia ~· Gerald Wilker, 26, wu placed aboard a stretcher
and removed by helicop1er to the
boapital after paramedics
~ down the cliff to hia
Wilker WM reported in aeriowl
condition today in the intensive
care unit.
EWa waa taken by ambulance
to South Cout Medical Cent.er in
South Laguna where he was
reported in fair condition.
Seventeen police officers,
firemen. paramedics and Marine
penonnel participated in the
hllhide reacue, which began
about 2:20 p.m.
Police 18.id they will question
the two men to deten'nine why
\bey were on the private
property, which ia marked "No
Entrance, No Trespalling'' and la
nonnally locked at ita entrance at
the terminus of Alta Laguna
BoUlevard. .,..,,... ..... .., ........... 1be area la nicknamed Honda
HWa by pol.Ice beau.IR of illep1
off·roed motorcycles and other
wbldel that u.e the aJ'1!IA.
Helicopter crew hoists one of the injured from
Laguna Beach crash 1ite en route to hospital.
iB gunshot victim . released . '
·A man w.ho wu abot ln the Police det«tive Gene Broob ~ wtth a amall caliber bullet aaid Fowler wu ltrUCk ln the ~ playtna t.ennia in Lacuna rilbt temple with a .22 caliber
l!lhch, wu releued from the abort round.
ba.sllital today after unde:raoUl8 ''At thia time I have no reuon
"8'1'SY· ..
~· I>oualaa Fowler, 28, waa
PIQinl in a tournament 8':l'Om
tbl ltlWt from lApna BMc.b
~ Saturday, when be
• ly oollai-d CD the court.
to believe th1a WM an intentional
abootinl.'' Broob aid. He aald
IQIDeQDe mlaht have fired a ahot
from acme Clistance away and it
Inadvertently struck Fowler.
"PoHibly aomeone In the
Temple Hilla area fl.red off a ahot
and it ricocheted and hit the
victim,'' Broob aaid.
He added police will continue
to inv.tipte the ahood.na.
'"lbe bullet struck him ln the richt temple, acoo1ed under the
cheek bone and came to rest in a
1inu1 cavity near the nose,"
8roob aid.
He said phyalclam at South
Cout Med.k:al Center ln South Lacuna removed the bullet.
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CDAST EDITION
On ANGE COUNTY. C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Balboa pro j e ·ct nix
'shocks' developer
By STEVE MARBLE or .. ..,,......,
A developer who wanta to
build a $10 million waterfront
complex near the old Balboa Fun
Zone said today he la "shocked"
hia project was rejected by the
dty planning commlasion.
Jules Rlckleaa said he has
appealed his plan for a
three~atory, open-air building to
the Newport Beech Qty Council
for a ~ 14 hearing.
"I don't undentand why lt was
Search
for plane
resumes
An air learch in the rugged
Sierra Nevadas foe two Newport
a.ch baasinem•nen went into ita
leCOnd week today with reecue
leaden ttill hopeful of find.inc
the men alive.
Brian Bertha, 44, and Jeff
LaHeclta, 39, wue reported
millm8 a week aao today when it
la believed the twtn~ plane
they were fiytna went down eut
of Y~te National Park.
Sbow fiurrlea and low clouda
have frequently halted the
aearch opentkJl'.l, whJich DOW baa
awelled to ax airplanes and six
prtvat.e~ "We haven t liven up hope -
people have aarvived um lone
before," Civil Air Patrol Capt.
Pegy Beelby aaid today. "We'll
keep aeuclling unUl we run out
of ie.da."
Friend.a of the mlalnB men
have hired helicopter pUota to
join the llMl'Ch and are raill1ng
money to continue funding the
search, which la oostina nearJy
$50,000 a day.
Beelby aatd the aearch team
aot in half a day at c:lrcUng the
mountain.a ye.terday before a
new atom> front moved in.
'll"8 men were lMt 8MD when
they stopped ln Reno to refuel
Bertha'• blue and wblt.e airplane
before headina for Orange
County. The men bad tieen ln
Sun Valley. Idaho on a lkl trip.
Bertha, the pilot, loet radio
contact with the Oakland air
traffic contzioller wbile s-tna
over the SlerrM at an ahitude o1
(See llERRA. p ... .U)
rejected. It's unexplainable, it
doesn't make any sense," said
Ricklea.
The waterfront project, to
include shops, restauranta, and
offices, would be located on the
site of the former Bay View
Hotel.
The hotel was destroyed a year
ago i n a blaze that firemen
believed was the work of an
araonlst. Nobody has been
arreated.
} "I would think the community
would be in an uproar if the
project isn't approved," RlckJess
said. "Here's an area of town in
d11repair and needs an
improvement. And the lot ii
vacant, ready to go."
The project waa turned down
late last month on a 4-3 vote by
commisalonera, who r aased
concerns that the building would
be too dense and likely cause
traffic problems on the congested
Balboa Peninsula.
(See BALBOA. Pqe A%)
Tom Ganison figured the true value of
lvorene Steuben bowl bought at a garage sale.
It bow-led 'ein over
75• garage sale find worth Sl,000
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. .,.,....,.
It bepii u a 7~t pra,e aale bargain. ~
It bu turned out to be a $1,000 collector'• item now
destined for the Smithllonian ImUtut.e to complete a Steuben 11-bowl aet..
Tom Qarrilon. a marine aclenoe tMcber' at Onnae Cout
CoUep in Costa M-. u.ld he tl\ouaht there W1l9 90IM'thin8
peculiar about the ahell-ahaped ivory bowl aJttJnc in hla
mother-in-law'• a.:k yard.
(S.. GA.MOE SALE, Pqe Al)
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Lapaa Beaeh Hiah'•
Rick ~h, a eenJor,
, teame4withTim
PawMI lo win the
Padf6c Coeaa mea'•
._.....title. PllP Cl.
Good deal
Tlae Daily PUoa will pay cuh
for the three be9I newt tlpe of
the week. Call ut al ·(714)
6'2-4321, Ext. 226. dayt, or
(114) 642·5686 •IPU· Top
prise eeeh weelt .. 11 a.
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Laguna log-jam
Severe censure
urged for judge
A state judldal commiM1on haa
recommended aevere censure for
1 Santa Ana municipal jud1e
ICCuaed of trickin&_ a man lnto
court and then jailln& him for
cont.empt.
Judge Bobby D. Younablood.
44, ha1 30 day1 to aak tke
Supreme Court to reject the
recommendation of lhe
California Commlulon o n
Judicial Performance. The
comnllaion voted ~-4 to advt.e
cenaure for Youngblood, with
the four "no" voters calling for
Youngblood'• removal from the
bench.
The judge's action, taken in
1981, when he ordered Dr. and
Mn. Walter Flaherty Into court
for a "rehearing'' of a 1mall
clalml action, wu "ln ~ faith
and malice,'' the comm1-lon aaid.
There la no right to a rehearing
In •mall claims actions, the
comml11 lo n noted The
appearance wu ordered t0lely to
dlaclpllne Flaherty, an
ophthalmologl1t, who had no
chance to get a lawyer before
belna aent.enced.
The jud.ie ordered Flaherty,
67. to be jailed for three days and
rejected Flaherty'• reque1t to
dehly the sentence IO he could
!lee 1eheduled pa lien ta.
Flaherty eventually served
two days in jad and paid a $150
ftne, which waa lat.er refunded
because of the ume served
E. Irvine his tor i c
value due s tudy
More than 1, 700 runners participate d in yesterday's l 0 k ilometer race in Laguna Beach
with world m ile r ecord holder Steve Scott finishing fi rst, a n d Ruth Wysacki crossing the line
first for women. T he race was sponsored by SchoolPower and Nu trilite.
A historical preaerva-tlon
ordinance aimed at protecting the
genera.] 1tore, hotel and other
buildings In F.aat Irvine will be
considered tomorrow night by
the City Council.
The topic is listed as the first
Item of council business after
routine matters are completed at
the 6:30 p.m . meeting at Irvine
City Hall, 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
train-and-bus statJon east of the
Golden Triangle.
Councilwoman Barbara
Wiener earlier this year
suggested the relocation would
enable the old buildings to
become part of the station, giving
them a lasting economic uae
Unusual canine capers
reported in Laguna
Talk about dog day afternoon.
Laguna Beach animal control
officers had a pair of them over
the weekend, according to the
polke log.
The flrat incident occurred
Saturday afternoon, when a
Laguna Canyon resident
reported seeing several dogs
trying to break into the animal
shelter. But by the time officers
arrived at the shelter. the
animal.a were gone.
No evidence of a break-in was
diacovered.
The second incident took place
ye1terday afternoon when a
cl ti:zen called police to report an
injured dog in the street.
And, when animal control
officers arrived on Anacapa Way,
there, mnack dab in the middle of
the road. was the prone figure of
a Gennan shepherd.
Upon cloaer inspection, officers
diacovered the canine was only
napping. The animal control
officers removed the dog to a
nearby sidewalk where he
continued his snocn.e.
GARAGE SALE BONANZA
From Page A1
So he turned it over. On the bottom was written the famous
name of the glua de"8ner·
"Frankly I think it's kind of ugly," he uid. "But, any piece
of Steuben la a collector's item."
His· mother-in-law had refu.ed to pay the original $1.25
asking price. She finally shelled out 7~ oenta and gave the bowl
to Garriaon last Christmas.
Garrison, who leads annual aummer trip• to the
Smithaonian, contacted the Washingt.on, D.C. ml.llleW'n for their
opinion.
He waa told-that the "lvorene" bowl made in the 1920'• la
the only piece needed to complete a three-piece set m the
mu.eum. Come summer they'll own this one, too.
''It'• no uae to me,•• la.id Garri9on. ••And it will be fun to
have the students go and eee it donated."
SIERRA. • •
From Page A 1
12,000 feet. He reported ice was
forming on the plane's wings and
that he was turning around to go
back to Reno.
It is not known whether the
small plane crashed or la nded
safely in the snow-capped
mountains.
Ted Robinson, a friend and
business partner of Bertha, said
the pilot LS a tough, athletic man
who is "smart enough to know
how to use survival gear in the
airplane."
aertha , a r esident of
Capistrano Beac h . 1s the
president of N e wport
Beach-based National Services
Co., a real estate-lnvestment firm.
He also is a co-owner of Larson's
Shipyard, an office complex and
boatyard on Pacific Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
LaHecka is a Laguna Beach
resident and work1 for a
Newport Beach lnvestment fum
located in Newport C.ent.er.
Beelby said the search team
has spent nearly 40 hours
combing the rugged terrain. A
ground search was called off last
week because of the weather and
the 200 inches of mow covering
the mountaina.
"If we get 50me sun today,"
said Beelby, "maybe we can spot
a reflection off the metal of the
plane. We need a break like
that."
Fair, lVarmer
Coastal
Peffly ctou<ty lonlght with a cMrlC'9 ~ .,_.. .... !Mn 20
percent. ~ io... 50 to 57
~-lrld wwm. '°"'°"°" ...... hlGtW "" .. UOI* eo.. "ll•••h•r•. from Polnl Concepllon to th• Mealcan _. and out eo m1ee: &me1
creft lld~ tor out• •••.,. Mth high wlnda end twlnfdou9 ..... 4"*I crllft 8IMaory lllely
tonlghl north of Newport lo,.
lncreaalng wlnda. Waat to "°'11:.-t wtnda 15 IO 30 knota
with I-foot wind ••v•a and
GOmblned ... , 10 to 1' IH1 ""°""' ~. v..--wlnda ll9oOt'l*'O --~ 15 to 2S knola Jonlahl IOcally with 3 to 4 ,.., 'flftt'4 ..... Ught WlfW* wlnda
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...and. In addition, Iha body of
35·yH r·old Angel Garcia of
South El Monte waa found
yeatarday by •n olfroad
molorcyolle\, oflldala Mid.
~ Thur9dey, Gerda lex* ..
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Zoe A nanda
a t UC Irvin e
Women 's Day
Zoe Ananda, one of the women
who fasted last year inside the
Illinois Statehouse, will 1peak
tomorrow during International
Women's Day activities at UC
lrvine.
Ananda, a Newport Beach
resident and bookstore owner,
will diacuas her participating at
the taat in Springfield, W .. held
to ur_Be Illinois legialat.ora to paas
the Equal Rights Amendment.
Her speech is free and open to
the public. It will begin at 7:30
p.m . in the Humanities Hall,
Room 178 A reception at the UCI
Women'• Re.ource Center will
follow the speech.
A photogaphic display of the
fasting can be viewed at the
l'ent.er today through Wednesday
from)v.30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m .
Archit ec t s Parsons ,
Bnnkerhoff. Quade and Douglas .
the firm now designing the
station, could be asked by the
council to draft a site plan
including the buildings
BALBOA . • •
The proposed ordinance aets
up a procedure for designating
historical districts and establishes
a nine-member committee to
review any requests for
construc tion permits in the
dist.rict. Such a law ia considered
necessary before the city can From Page A 1
apply for certification of East Rickless said he plans to have
Irvine on the National Repter of parking valets for all customers
Historic PlaceJJ. and machines 1n the parking
City leaders still haven 't structure capable of lifting up
figured the best oontiguration for cars in order to squeeze m more
their one major hlatoric area, vehicles.
which once lel'Ved as the primary commercial center for the David Goff, o n e o f the
sprawling Irvine Ranch. commiasionen who voted agamst
the waterfront development, said
Some cl ty council members both the parking machines and
want to leave the store, hot.el, the valet system leave him
black1mith 's shop, garage, worried.
granary and bungalOWI in their pre1ent setting. But others, "l just have to wonder how d San many people going to a Bikim noting the need to expan d shop or a T-shirt shop will want Canyon Avenue through the to use valet parlong," he said "I
hamlet, would prefer to relocate also wonder how many people
the buildinp. will want their Mercedes put up
The OOUDCil will also oorwder in the air like th.at "
hiring Melvyn Green and Rickless noted that the
Associates to conduct a $20-million building going m
one-month, $9,750 study on the next door at the old Fun Zone
feasibility of moving the will be using valet service and
buildings to the future mte of a the parking machines. ~~--~~--~~~~~~~-
Our Special Order Service
comb ines your needs
and our exper t
workmansh ip
If you're among
the many men who
find the fit of
a ready-made
garment not
precise enough
-or if you
wish your own
specifications
as to detailing
-our Special
Order Service
will handsomely
fulfill your
requirements .
You'll choose
from over four
I •
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arc woven exclusively for us ... then specify
variations on our regular models of suits and
sportwear. The clothin1 is then made in our
workrooms by our own expert tailors. Consider-
ing the individual atten tion and results, the
charge is surpriainaty moderate.
·'
Suits: $430 to $630 Sponcoata: $350 to $•BS
nouscra: $130 to $170 Formal \lar: $44SS to $640
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~4 * Orange COUI DAILY PILOT /Monday, March 7, 1913
Queen nearing end of U.S. tour
YOSEMITE NATIONAL.
PARK (AP} -Queen Ellubeolh
IJ prepared tor the final vWt of
her royal American ody1ny
today. leavlna Callfomtu alter 10
day1 of storma, ch~rlna crowdl,
8litterin8 at.ate dinnen and lhe
tngedy of three men who died In
her eervke
tor Victoria, BnU.h Columbia,
aboard the HMV 8rUann1a.
while hHdln" th• roy•l t"n-
touraa
with the 1naptrallon of n.aturalltt
John Muir, a Srot
Park Superintendent William
Bura•n uld th«: prim .. uked him
It tho park •Ul1 had any frluly
t>Hra.
The queen and Prince Philip
were echeduled to depart at noon on a two-hour fllght to Seattle
from Castle Alr Fotte Bue near
Merced aboard Air Foree Two, a
presidential jet made available
for her uae.
The qutletn and prince apcmt
tho weekend walklna In th•
gr•nlte and forMt.ed •plcndot ot
the park, attendlna aervlcee
yeaterday durln11 which the ~•tor prayed for three U.S
S«rt:t Service agenll lolled in an
auto accident Saturday.
Outaido the chapel. l'lfttlod In a
mHdow about 200 yarda from
the Mt'rced River, the queen
accepk'd ..everal attt• • willow
bHkrl fr om a Pomo Indian
woman, a bra11 plaque from
Y<llN!mlte'• alinmaker and a 1944
Anael Ad1&m1' photognph
entitled "Clt-arlna Winter
Storm."
"I told him I lhouaht the lut
one waa killed aomewhere In thti
1920.," Buraen aald.
After a day in Sealllt>, the
royal couple was acheduled to sail
Dreued in a bright turquollllf'
ault with a black nandbag and
matching shoes, Queen Elizabeth
aa t aomber-faced in tiny
103-year-old Yosemite Chapel
with the pr~ while lhe Rev.
John Davis prayed for the agents
who died in a traffic accident
The queen aaked a ranger
guide dozen11 of questions about
the history, animal and plant Ufe
of the park, havtn1 noted on her
stop In Sacramento that the 1,189
square mil~ tract wu developed
'Zig~·urat'
buy proposal
evaluated ·
(
'Tax Talk' seHJinars slated
Oranee County aupervleora
have agreed th.at a apeclal team
of county experts ahould
evaluate whether the county
should punue the purchue of
the Chet Holifield Federal
Bu1ldin£ In Laguna Niguel,
known aa the "Ziggurat." TAXES. TAXES: If the April 15 income tax
deadhne ts sneaking up on you raster than you'd
like, maybe you n('('(j Stlme advt<.""· on the tax
system
Three free "Tax Talk" ::.t.'mtnclr:. will be
sponsored by Home Federal Savings and Loan
Assoc1at1on in the nexl two wt:"l'ks
For the Orange Coast area lhere will be
seminars Thursday at 2 p.m. al 4543 Campus
Dnve, Irvine, and Mar. 15, also at 2 pm., at
31972 Camino Cap&Strat'}P. San Juan Capistrano
Another seminar will take place Tuesday at
7 p.m. at 1701 Main St .. Sant.a Ana.
New tax laws, IRA's and other !Bx quesuons
will be discussed Reservations are nec.~ry.
• • •
SEVENTEEN MEMBERS OF the Orange
County Alliance for Survival, an anti-nuclear,
anti-arms buildup group, left Saturday for
Washington. D.C to J01n others focusing
attention on a bilatenaJ nuclear weapons freeze
Caffeine levels
vary in foods
By PAT HOROWITZ
..... lo IN D1111J !'lot
DEAR PAT: I'm sap~aecl to cut dowu
my caffeine lntake, 10 I'm drtoklDC coffee
tbat 11 98 percent caffeloe-free. Ho" macb
caffeloe Is tbat? AJso, bow mucb caffelne la ln
tea, cllocolate and cola? I can't find any
deflnJttve lnformatton on this.
F.P., Hutlngt.on Beacb
The amount of caffeine m coffee, tea. cola
and some other soft dnnks, chocolate, cocoa
and many drugs vanes mgnif1cantly, according
to the Food and Drug Ad.rrurustrauon
Colas conta.m from 32 to 65 nulligrams
(mg.) per 12 -ounce can Some other soft
drinks. such as orange drinks. may have
caffeine added -1f it is listed on the label.
A single cup of cofee may have a caffeine
content ranging from 75 to 55 mg., dependmg
on how It was brewed. Drip coffee is in the
higher range, percolated in the lower. Instant
or freeze-dried has I~ -about 66 mg. Even
decaffeinated coffee has a small amount -
from 2 to 5 mg.
A one-minute brew USUlg a bag of black
tea yields 28 mg of caffeine, while a
three-minute brew cont.ams 44 mg
Caffeine is found in chocolate as follows:
1 ounce of mtlk chocolate, 6 mg., l ounce
baking chocolate, 35 mg., 1 ounce sweet
chocolate, 20 mg., 1 cup cocoa, 5 mg
• Gor "pn1h/t·111' 'l'h1·11 \\rll<' lo 91. Pal flonm tlT J'JI will, u1 t l'<i ldpc·
-
i(f'llmg thr .1n,w1•"' .md ac 11on yo11
.,... n e <' rl t o !> o / l c Jrl t • 4 u 1 11 t' s 1 n
government and bu\inc~' Mail \:our qut·sllons
to Par H orow1t1. A 1 }'our Srn•t«' Orang<'
Coast Dmh Pilot. P CJ Bo' I .inti Cost.1 Mt><\8,
CA 92ti:!t{
Blood donors
sought in county
During March, National Red Cross Month,
bloodmobiles will be located In the Orange County
area looking for volunteers and blood donors to help
provide the 300 unill of blood needed In Orange
County hospitala daily.
Blood donora ahould be between 17 and 66 and
'Vffigh at least 110 pounda. Blood.mobiles can be
found in the following locations:
Laauna Niguel. Today at Laaun• Niguel
.. Womem Club, 24600 La PU.ta from 2: 15-7 p.m.
{836-5381 x291).
Mialton Vie-JO: March 11~ at Abldina Savior
Lutheran, 23262 El Toro Road from 9:•5-2:30
('30-14GO).
Mimion Viejo: March 21 at &iddlebeck Valley
~ al Realton, 26552 La Pu from 1:10-6 p.m.
('fe8-101l).
Hunlln(ton O.ach: March 28 at Penneya ~' St.on ln Huntlnf'On c.nc.r from ~;·~ ~·~:lll!' p.m. (833·~1 "290.
w~ Maleh 23 •t nm~
Church, 1101 Wt1tmlnewr Blvd. from 2:•&·7:30
__. (IU•Nll dll).
COUNTY OIGIST
Peace a<.·t1v1ties from around the nation are
expected lo work toward passage of a freeze
resolution when It 1s considered by.Congrnss. • • •
ALL PAST GRAND JURORS are inv\ted to
attend the California Grand Jurors' Association
first annual meeting May 4-6 at the Mira Mar
Hotel in Santa Barbara.
The year-old association's objectives include
protection of state legislation to improve the
court and grand jury systems, updating grand
JUry proc-edure and other improvements in the
grand JUry system
Discussions led b y members o f the
200-member group will be featured All former
grand jurors may join.
For further 1nformat1on write the
associauon at P 0 Box 1174 , Lemon Grove, Ca .
92045
Supervisor• directed the
evaluation team to prepare a
detailed fl.n.ancial analyaia of the
property, determine a fair
purchalllf' price. suggest tenna of
sale and evaluate construction
cost.a and the county would incur
if it takes over the building.
Supervisors had previously
indicated to the fedtral
government that they are
Interested in purchasing the
largely vacant building -If the
price ia right.
County officials have long
considered the building a top
contender to house county offices
and courtrooms in the rapidly
growing south county.
The building was declared
surplus pro~y by the federal
government m January.
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for Best Selection of
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PAKISTAN, ROMANIA AND . DHURRI
At
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tlOt Ii'" \lunday thru "•turd•) I 0·00-6:00. ( l•-d •111ndu
(l.orner of ~•('Arthur & <".oall Hwy.)
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Courie > to Duorators 11nd Trade ...
Diiiy Piiat
Inuit•• You To
SEE THE BEST GAME
IN TOWN
FOR ONLY $3.00
~ASKETBALL
That's right, for onty $3.00 you can purchase a
regularly priced $6.50 r&Hrved aeat for any of the
following Trojan BasketbaU games :
Mar. 10 (Thurs.) AriEona State
Mar. 12 (Sat.) Arizona
You may purchaee wqur 1pecblldlscourtt tickets at either the
USC Ticket OJfloe, _.on GailM Dav at the specially marked
window at the S,ortJ Arerta Bo• Office. Game Day Box
Office open• 2 h prior to tip.off.
And don't forg t ca1ch USC's Women's Basketball*
Team ... #1 in tf.f nation. "A•'"'' A·""''' 'i'"'" """'~' ''"'' ..., ....
Community Day
Trojan 8a1ketball Discount Coupon
Mar. 10 (Thure.) Arltona State ___ • ticketa
Mar. 12 (Sat.) Arizona __ _
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Pho• -----~ lake thle Co•po• to eltlaer t•• USC Tlcket Offln or oR Gante
Da11 to tlae e..-clatl11 _., .... .ttMtow at the t'•rt• Ar•u
Bo• OfRee. 11';1-011. • l'lf't'n' t hnor• ,,,.,, "'1111 .-<r 1
For lwrthtr lnform.atlun fflephOM USC Tick•• Olhc. 1• 12131 70 2620 .
'Watch' leader
honored in Mesa
• Jackie Gillis •~'l.'ently waa honored by the city of C.O.t.a
Mesa for her e fforlH to organize Neighborhood Watch
programs in her eruitside neighborhood
The Costa M<'Sa realtor and 34-year resident apearheaded
a <lnve last yNt.r to swrf the anti-cnme program in a nine-block
area
• Gerald McMiiian, a Newport Beach rea1denl and
11tudent at Univenuty of the Pa.c1f1c, has been selected for th~
university's A Cappella Choir
McMillan, a graduate of Pasadena High School, 1.11 a aeruor
maJ0r1ng an voice performance
• Fnends of the Laguna Beach LJbrary will hold a used
book sale from 10 a.m to 4 pm Saturday in the library
parking lot.
Selections wiU be prK-ed for between 10 cents and $1 for
the most part and proc-eeds w1U go to help purchase library
materials
/
• "A Holistic Approach to Goal Setting" i.s the topic of a
9 a.m. lecture Saturday in Orange Coast College's Chemistry
Building. Room 214.
Adrrussion is $5. Attorney Hugb L. Black will lead the
three hour seminar. Tickets will be sold at the door and at the
<."allege ttcket office
at to
reach for
instead of
another •
J u~t thi!-onc-t', do some-
th i 11~ cliff f'r('nL lrn;tead of
huvin~ another drink.
.. top and think when.,
~ou r liff' is ~zoi~.
l!ot drink.inµ usmg more
ms than
:"~' . ? I . l!IWVJ..Dg. ::. It
dt"!-tro~inJ! wur life
at homt-·~ ..\rt• '11u mi~-.
i nµ morr \\ orl-t ha JI 'ou
f'an afford to'~
Are ~·ou lo the point where
vou can't function without a
drink or Mmt> pills'!
What can you do'~
Call Carcl'nit ·
alcoholism
is a medi<.'ally bupervised
and dmg tl"t'alment
program avail-able only in selt"C( t'ommu·
nity h08pitals.
t.n>.ati> more~
each year than auy
gram available, But
can begin. you have
Carf'llnit SU('('~fully
ple for aloohollsm
othPr private pro-
before treatment
to call
Just this once. don·t
another drink. Reach for
It could save someone's life-
70 talk personally with a
CareUnit cocUl-'elor; phon e your
local CareUnit or call u.~ tollfn'e at
800422~:.....11
re.ach for
the phone.
Yours.
\ \iiQJ. . CAIEUNI
A"'"'~ uf t.omr,eM•iH Care CcwpoNtJon.
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CLOllNQ 1, 141.74
Return of high
inflation feared
By Tbe A11oclalecl Preti
NEW YORK A group of economist.a warned
today tftat double·dagh Inflation and economlc
stagnation could return 1n the next two or three yea.n.
despite growing aig_na of an eoonom.lc recovery.
The Shadow Open Market c.ommittee, made up
of "monetarist" economist&, urged the Federai-Raerve
Board to slow the growth of the nation's money
supply, even if It meana slowing the pace of the
recovery. It also called for curbing the growth of
federal spending, a tougher stand on loans to
debt-ridden nations and went on ·record agaimt
protectionist trade a:estriclions.
The committee owes ita name to ita aelt-appotnted
role as a watchdog of the policy-making arm of the
Fed. which is ·known as the Federal Open Market
Committee. Monetarists believe the quantity of money
determines the level of economic activity and prices. U
the money supply grows too quickly, they bell~e
inflation will be spurred; if money supply grows too
slowly. the economy will be choked off.
"We have paid a very high price in this country to
get rid of mf1ation. It would be foollah policy to
9<1uander that now," said Allan Meltzer, a Shadow
Committee member and profeaor at the Graduate
School of Industrial Administration at
Carnegie-Mellon University ln Pittsburgh.
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