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Home My WebLink About1983-03-08 - Orange Coast Pilot·1 •. l THI DRANGI COAST 1 UESOAV. MARCH 8. 1983 Mystery crOll Thia woociea eroe1 appeared on Maln Beach Park alter lut week'• ralm, and elty olrlelala Ny they don't know what the 1iplfleanee of the 1ymbol might be. They have .even I theoriet, however. It could be a memorial for the truck and ear that were 1wept out to .ea at Main Beaeh lu& week. Or it could be • tlmllar eonclolence r or the volleyball eoarta allo datroyed in the •torm. Then apin, it ia Lent. DtlllJ .......... air ........... caum 1111111 011 1\NC,f t'OllNIY l J\l lfUH NIA :?~ CENl S Teachers lose pa-y, 'keep jobs? By PHJL SNEIDERMAN o< .. Dellr ......... Coaat Community College Diatrict offidals have suaested that a!> percent u1ary cutlor all full-time faculty members could avert at leaat aome of the 114 ie.chel' and administra1or layoffs planned th.la June. Tbe local top officer of the American Federation of Teachers, which represents the dbtrict'• 640 full-time tNchen. said abe atanda by her pmltion that the diatrict could prevent layoffs by making other types of cuts. But AFT President Phillis Bulle said yesterday the union I.I wil.llna to <lOIWkler a pay cut 1f it is tie<f flnnly to a rMClnd1ng of the layoffa. She also said It la unlikely that teachers will accept a pay cut unless a aimilar cut I.I .. Mesa dentist hit with 2nd lawsuit A second lawsuit seeking $2!> million in damages has been filed against Costa Mesa dentist Tony Protopappas in connection with the death of one of three patienta who died af1er treatment. The family of 31-year-old Coeta Mesa resident Cathryn Jones -who died Feb. 13 after apparently 1oin1 into cardiac arrest in Protopappas' office two daya earlier--are J)bdntiff:a in the suit filed yesterday tn Orange County Superior Court. J00e9 wu the aecond person to die in reoen\ months after being treated by Protopappas. The mother of the third penon to die, 1 S-year-old Patricia Marguerite Craven, filed a $10 rnilliDn suit aaainst the dentist last week. Judge says he'll accept ,reprimand By JEFF ADLER or .. Dellr,... .... Central Orange County Municipal Court JUdge Bobby D. Y CJWliblood said yesterday he does not intend to· challenge a state judlclal comml11ion'• recommendation that he be censured by the California Supreme Court. y oungblood said that ewt'l though l»e diaagree9 with the State Commimion on Juc:IJdal Performance'• findln1• concerning his courtroom conduct, he wW not fight the commh1ion's recom - mendation he receive a ''seven cen8Ure.'' The state panel voted M lut week to urp that the Supreme Court cenaure Youn1blood, U, for hi• conduct ln the cues over -----IDEI- The suit by Jones' family not only alleges that she died u a result of Pro topappa1 · negligence, but seeka $10 million in ~ for emotional diatrem that Protopappu alle1edly <2IJ9ed the family ln statemetlta made after the death. Santa Ana attorney Frank Bertliuo, repre9et1tina the family, uld published statements attributed To Protopappaa cla1ming Cathryn Jones wanted to corrunit suicide were "baaically the twistin8 of the knife in an already very, very deep wound." Jones' husband. Michael, who was present at the Oran1e County Courthouse with Barbaro, said there was (See SECOND, Pace A!) ................... Judge Youngblood won't fight ceDIUJ'e which he pre9lded ln 1981. The four commh•lon members who cut ct-.U.., votea ur1ed tfae ju.ra.t be ~ The commtulon'• actloo marb the f1nt Ume that an (See .IVDGB, Pap Al) imposed pn the diltrlct'1 managemenl employee.. The Coaat dl1trlct includes Orange Coaat, Coaatllne and Golden West colle1ea. The district's elected trustees lut month afproved the layoffa u a meana o eruina part of ~ $6~ million budget deficit antidpated next year. The layoff notices, which already have been distributed, take ef f«:t June 30. Tru1tee1 directed their administrators last week to present the pay-cut alternative durin1 neaotlatlons with the AFT. The diatrict's contract with the teecbera unkm al8o exprm June 30. William Wae~hte-r, the d11trict'1 vice chahcellor for employee relationa, said he will preeent a more detailed pay cut proposal to the teachen at a bariainin8 temlon Monday. Waech-ter said the Coast t.Mcben are arnoni the hiahat paid of any lnatructora ln the 1\ate'1 70 community colle1e dlairicta. The averqe teKber's salary In the Cout district ta m.2~. AFT Preaide;;t Bulle noted, however, that CoMt inltructon have heavier teachinc bda than many other diatricta. ........................... Ket.o and Mary <Jeve~ (center) found out who their f rienda were as neighbors pitched in to help repair nood-damaged home. Neighbors aid flood victims Elderly Mesa couple get help rebuilding damaged home By JODI CADENHEAD or .. ~,......., It took a flood and the near destruction of their houae for Mary and Kello Clever of Costa Mesa to find out what good neighbors can really mean. Lut Tumday, Mary, 77, and Kello, 89, boarded a tiny boat, leaving behind their waterlogged house and \he prized pc,.-.tona that had taken more than 25 years to .ocumulat.e. oomfortable and then something like this happens. The Cleven' disappointment waa short-llved. Yesterday morning, about a dozen members from thelr CJOOlrePtion at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church were tK.my acrubbing the muddy walls and ripping out the ruined wallpaper. Someone pve them a trailer to live ln until the ~ I.I again livable. They'll be l.natalllng new carpet and painting this weekend. "You just can't believe all the wonderlul people who came to help us," said Mary. "We couldn't have survived If they hadn't come. We're too old to survive this at our a,e." Mary pushed beck a strand of aray hair and taushed .. abe surveyed the pile of maltl iCIWll, f umiture and couchee stacked ln the driveway. ''Somebody came by and she thought we were having a~ sale. I gue99 she didn't hear the news about the flood." StorID • • v1ct1rns may sue BY ROBERT BAR.UR or .. ~ ....... The piles of carpets and TV aeta and other belongings denvyed in 1ut 'rue.day'• siomi are getting hicbel' and h1gher. HuntiJllton Bea.ch residents are dumping the rott1n1 and ruined furniture and appliancel in bapi abig low-lying ttreetl next to Beach Bou.leVarcf. 1be stuff hu an unpleasant odor while it waits fot the trash trucks to arrive. And Orange County, ln its handling•of the emer1ency, doesn't smell lib a roee either, ~ to aome Oood vk:tima. There I been talk that these people might be pJanninc to sue On.nae County for ~· They aay ::;:,.hers burrowed bola ln the of the earthen flood control channel. leeding to ermian. breachea and floodIJll. Some of the remdentl (ln the moat flooded area of Beach Boulevwd between Atlanta and Indianapolis avenues) •Y county of6ciala bad known about the &OPher' problem Id.nee the lt.onns ln January but alleaedly dld noth1na about it. i....t night, aeveral residentl a block or two to the north voiced a new CX11Dplaint. They laid they were deliberately flooded by county offidall who were trying (See STORM. Pace A!) As a police officer rowed them to safety, Mary could only think about Kelao'1 heart medication that had been fcqotten ln their haste to eYllCUate • One dies, another hurt in smashup Luckily, a druggist wu able to fill a new pracript.lon. The truly bad news awaited the elderly couple when they returned to their home at 3!>8 Princeton Drive. Everythln£ waa r~ined . Two fest of murky wat.en had awallowed the carpets. their fumi~ and all of the beda. '1 Aarted to cry. but I thou.tit thb won't do," aakJ Mary. "'l/ou work all your ll fe to be Americana like to think they are in 1ood phy1lcal ahape but Iott of la it a matter of creal!q a fahe hua•· P ... 81. News sought One man was killed and another seriously injured In a traffic col.liaion ln Stanton lut niabt. police offidala said. 'Stanton Police Sgt. Annando Zatarain said a 66-year-old Buena Park reaident waa pronounced dead at the __. of the 9: 13 p.m . accident. Hia Identification WU beinc withheld ~ not.Wcatlon of next o1 In an .. e of eophltdeatecl eomiD.aleadon, • Erma 114NMeck notee aa Old pllrale, .. _.er adad, I'll do it myeeU .'' ltill workt. PMe 82. .. Got • hot .... tip' ni. 0.11, Pilot ,.,. eiala to &MM wllo eiU I• 11Ni bett three..w1 • tlpeof ....... Tm,1t1•t (114) Ml!'Qll. tit. 116 TV eeri• termlaal cue Y • ,.. ... 911.1•> 'Jl-16 ....... Top ,,... .... ,.... .. .. ,,, Alber\ 'Theodore Marion. 28. of Huntington Beach, wu taken to Anaheim Memorial Hospital with heed and leg lnjuriea. He ls listed ln critical condition. Zatarain uid Manon·a vetucle, going southbound on Beach Boulevard north of Pacific Avenue, croaaed the center divider and hit the 8'.iena Park man'• vehicle heed-on. Another Buena Park raadent, Fred Morria Robblna. 35, and hia 3-year-old daughter, Kristine, MCaped without injury when hia pickup truck wu 1truck by one of the vehicles as lt rolled backward from the lmpect of the cruh. No criminal cha.raea have been filed in the cue, bµt further investigation wlll continue, Zatarain said. 2 hi1h 1eh0ola 1witeh le91Uea ' ; It'• lime for a ooal•••• _... aty = ...... Of LapU a...1a ... 1"'8e.. .... • ..... .. Mill. '.l'My WW IM twitilr':\,f,.. dte S..da CeMe LI ........... View ..... "' ..,._..1 ....... c1 • Athletes' grade JeyeJs studied SECOND LAWSUIT ... "absolutely no ba1l1" for the •htemenu attributed to Protopeippu H.iJI wife, he ufd, "wu very healthy at the time thla procedure started." The deatha of Jones and Oaven came within days of e.ch other. Five months earlier, on Sept. 20, Minna Kim Andreaaaen waa pronounced dead at the dentist's office where she had gone for root canal work. Protopappu uaed aneathnla on all three peiUen~ prior to thetr death•, aocordlni to court record.I. Protopappaa curren\ly la: barred by a judge11 order from ~uctlctn1 dentistry. State ffldala meanwhile, are aaid to be plannlng a review before the tate Dental Board that could reeul t In Protopappu loatna h.11 cen.1e to practice. STORM SUITS LIKELY • • • to abate the Atlanta-Indlanapolia area flooding. Dan Hunter, a resident of Kingsdale Lane, told the Caty Council that county officials shut o ff pumps forcing the water aouth to the ocean. With no p~ to ao. the water overflowed the banks and. flooded the Landmark bomea between Yorktown and Ada.ma avenues, he said. "We rea)ly feel we were sacrificed," he said. "Why couldn't they at leut fly over the area In a helicopter and warn Ul.u Turner said hla 87-year-old grandmother and 67-year-old father had to be re9CUed by boat. Marines to boost air noise Thursday Special aircraft la_ndin1 practice at the Marines' El Toro Air Station will increase noi.., in the surrounding communitiea Thursday. according to bate spokesmen. The special practice will begin at 4 a.m. and run until 7 p.m. The exercise is int.ended to integrate various types of base aircraft In tactical maneuvers. Turner and other realdenta said about 12 lnche1 of water inundated their homell. Most aaid insurance didn't cover all io.e.. "We're s uppoaed to have another storm Saturday," Turner aaJd. "I wonder what they're going to do?" But Hunter praised the performance• o f flr"m-e,., policemen and other emerpncy pel'90Nlel. So did City Administrator Charles Thompson. who aald officers and firefighten waded through water up to their shoulders to "carry hundreds of people" from their homes. City representatives said they intend t o aak officlall from Orange County what happened during the flood and to work for better cooperation. Public Works Director Paul Cook said there are 14 miles of unlined channels in the city. He said it will cost an estimated $100 ~million to put in concrete to handle big storms. Orange County Flood Control District operates and maintains moat of the chan nela In Huntington Beach. The city la responatble for the atonn draina that feed into the channela. JUDGE CENSURED • • • From Page A1 Orange County Judge haa been reprimanded since the commission was established in 1961. In a written statement, Youngblood aald, "I respectfully disagree with the (oommlssion'a) fi.ndinga." But he added that he "respects" the commiaslon '1 charge to discipline judgea and would abide by 1ta decision. The two caaes brought to the commiulon's attention both at.em from small c1airm cases handled by Youngblood. In one, YOWlgblood jailed a Tustin physician for cont.empt of court after the physician expressed hil di1pleaaure with the court'• decialon ln the matter. The aecond 1mall clalrm case Involved Pacific Telephone Co. Youngblood la alleged to have l)l"ellded over the cae while he penonally wu pursuing lesal action againat the phone company. A fonner Santa Ana police officer. Youngblood first waa elected to the bench in 1980. Laguna on the move Missouri visitor John Weiland loob at tons of earth that slid down the bluff in Laguna's Heisler Park during last week's rain&. City crews blocked off a sidewalk that was undermined in the slide. Geologists are investigating the site and are expected to make a recommendation to the city soon. Newport to host Senate hopefuls The 1984 run for the state Senate starts this week in Newport Beach when likely opponents Aasembl_ywoman Marian Bergeson and State Sen. Ollie Speraw make separate speaking stope. Both are Republicans interested in seeking the seat in the newly created 37th Senate district, which takes in the enUte Orange County roast. Speraw. the Long Beach representative who lost his diatrlct and hll constituenu to reapportionment, will talk to members of the Balboa Bay Republican Women. Federated, at noon Wedne.day at the lrvine Coast Country Club. Bergeson , a third -term lawmaker. will be the guest at noon Friday at the meeting of the Orange County Coast Association at the Irvine Coast Country Club. Speraw has opened oHaces in Newport Beach where he has been given permilSion to firuah hla S"enate term . He haa announced he'll run for the new 37th district in 1984. Bergeson haa not formally JUmped m the race but has been quietly campaigning and seeking support for several months. . To make reservations for Speraw's talk, call 673-7263 or 673-5729. Relervauons to limn to Bergeson can be metde by calling 548-6280. Chance of drizzle He'• the one who command• attention quietly • . ·.· Studont1 In Irvine public achooll would beoo~ Ineligible tor athletic compoUUon If their (Vad" 1Upped more t.han once below a C averqe, flCCOtdlna to a new propc-.1. The propoul wlll be ~ tomonow when lrvlne Un1'*1 School Dlltrict truaiee. meet at 7:30 p .m. at Lakeside School. 3 Lemonarua Ave. Student athletu now can compete In lntencholutic :er: lf they pa19 at least four each quarter or 1eme1ter. But district admlniatratora, who have been le&r'Chlne for new way• to 1treu academics, want to lOUihen the rules. Cost of Valley recall vote to be aired Fountain Valley School District trustees will decide ltonight how to pay for a June 7 lrecall election aimed at removing three boa.rd membera from off'4'e. The $25,000 expense for the election, which involves trustees Cheryl Norton, Roger Belgen and Suzanne Moore, must be paid by the district. District administrators have recommended the money be taken from an allocation earmarked for the district's Workers' Compensation Fund. Buaineaa 11ervice8 director Pamela Rice said the balance is more than adequate to handle any claima. The school board meets at 7:30 p.m. in the district headquarters, 17210 Oak St., Fountain Valley The rec .. 11 campaign was initiated by a parents group called the Committee Advocatmg Responsible Education, which has charged the three trustees and district adm1J1JBtrators with misconduct in the district•s business a!Cairs. The trustees have denied the allegations and have contended the reall ts based mamly on the parents' disapproval o( the district's middle school program Coastal actlYlty on nwr.oay," Nat10CU11 Wednesday, March 9, 1983 WMthar hMce ~ter Dl9ter Ctowtlrf Mid thll morning In 8'nta Mol*i9 In Loe~ County, WM11er1 utlnt • h119e cw-lnaelled -pllngll UNlet' the 1 eawa rd e nd of th• t0Uf1el.df ewtng. ., ..,--o1e1 pier In hopee of NYlng 8 reslMKWll 1rom colapM In future 84onna. The one whose appearance whispers. '1'm Important*' ... Vtn.tN cloud"-lonlghl and tomorrow with a very 1llght cMl-.ce °' dnlDe ~ the oo..t. OYemlght 1owt q to 51 HIQM 1ocs.y and tomorr-11110 74 El1ewhere, from Point Conception 10 lh• Mulc•n border and out eo m1111e: am111 c:nlt llCMeory -outer ..... tor rough -Nort""9I wWMM 12 10 f2 ~ wlltl 4-IOOI W>d --and. 10 1~fool ~ -and .... through lomoffOW Loc*ly llgM ~ wlnde nlghl and morning houri , IHN:omfng ..i to~ I to 11 llnota afternoon• through tomorrow. Wind wevH 2 to 3 1 .. t and weaterfy •••II• 4 to e feet Conllder..-~ througll fOfl'IOf'l'OW ""' pmrUll afW'nOOn" C6ellr1ng. Patdly illgtlt and ~ morning dtU::rle. "'W• -att~ to allot• up • Motl(t Dodi. to ~ II 90 WI. won't l o•• It," ••Id clly 1pokHwo111an Lind• Sullivan ''There -. no .,... under 11 Mobody kMW wNll -holding It uc> .. lNI ..... drMng ... .-pl 8W9y .nother l9rge MCtton al .,,. 1.500-loot plw, wttlctl alreedy WU beNlg r~ .,_,.. of damage auttertld In ~ .... Fronts C lcJ ...,.. W;irm ... 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It 11 . , .. .,, .. = 11 .. .. • .. 17 , • P'llEB JURG Cl.IAIQRQ • FREI PAUDfQ Df UAll • APPftAIBAUI • WATCBDPA\I • JIWILRY UPAll • DOIUlvotQ • MOU'JllT'DtOI Accordln1 t.o their propoul, athletes would be required t.o maintain a C avera&e In all cla11ea. The first time their l"ad• fell below that aver11e, atudeott would be placed on academJc probedon. 'llw MCOnd t:lme, they would be taken off their t.uma. The rules would cover more than athletet, tqo. Studenta in any extracun1cuf.ar activi Uea th.at require aeveral houn per week outside regular cl.-would be required to maintain the C average. Included would be members of pep aquad.t, atudent body officers and partidpe.nll In dramaUc presentationa. School board membera considered the proposal IHt month during diacuasion of other means for challenging atudenll to involve them.aelvea In tougher coursework. Board membera asked that eligibility requirements be 1tudled separately 3 arrested, cocaine held in Capo bust A two-month undercover invesUfat.aon by Orange County Sherif 's Department deputies resu1 ted In three arrests and the recovery of 21 ounces of cocaine last night in San Juan Capistrano, officiala said. Narcotics officers estimated the cocaine h11d a llreet value of $120.000, Sheriff's Lt. John Hewatt 1a1d. Arrested and booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of sales of oocalne were: James Scott Witte, 21 , of San Clemente; Olivia Reyes, 19, of Long Beach, and Lupe Garcia, 25, of SMl Juan Capistrano. Reyes and Garcia are being held in lieu of $25,000 bail. Witt.e's bail was set at Sl5,000. Hewitt 1&1d. About 10 narcotics officers were involved in the invest1gat1on, which led to the arrest.a at a restaurant in San Juan Qapi.atrano about 11 p.m .. Hewitt aaid. ·1 J -. --= ~ --------- Midwest battered by snow, 81 TIM AllOC!la&M Prff1 Blowln1 1now and f r•ealna wlndt hampe~ utlHty crew• trytna \o re1tore power to hundred.a of unheated homtl in North Dakota today whlle thunderatorma that earller unleuhed a flock of tomadoel moved into .outhem Florida. MlchJ&an authoritiM blamed a thunderatorm for the death yeaterday of a 78-year-old woman who wa1 atruck and killed by a car while cnming a atreet in QW.ncy, Mich. Heavy thundentonna today rumbled over aoutheaal Kentucky and ahead of a cold Cultural center enriched An anonymous, $1 million donation -the second largeat aecret 8)ft -has been announced by backers of the $60 million Performing Arts Center to be built in Costa Mesa. The announcement by trustee J. Robert Fluor brings donations for the theater complex to $27 .3 million. "Orange County is blessed to have friends who are willing to aha.re their resources for the good of the community," said Fluor, founder of the Fluor Corp.. an engineering conglomerate baaed ln Irvine. Ground breaking for the 3,000-aeat main theater and a second 1,000-seat theater la expecled to begin this spring. Lut Aueust, a $1.6 million anonymous gift was made to the music center. The Segentrom family has donated $6 million u well as the five-acre theater site in South Coast Plaza Town Center, near Bristol Street and the San Diego Freeway. Other donations of $1 million or more include: $3 million from the James Irvine Foundation, $2 million from Mr. and Mn. James Bentley and $2 milhon from the Fluor Foundation. Gifts of $ l million each were received from the Harry G. Steele Foundation, Mr. and Mr. , and Mrs. James K Nagamatau and the Hoag Foundation. We1re Listening ••• 642·6086 ~ .. o.r. ... Wondey-Fflcley " 1W 00 ~ ~·::.· /.."':./::rp ~ . end your copy •Ill 1>1 -8al1Hdly end luncl9y II youOO not ~yo.,. _..,, ..... --10 .. ,,, -'°"' COPI' .. -~ front movlna acroat tho Ohio Valley Snow fell from nonhwest.rn llllno'8 to northern Mlnne.ota and c•ntral South Dakota, with 1tron1 northerly wtnda rcatrlctlna visibility ln aom. areu. In California, where many weather repor\ln1 atatlona recorded rain for the 12th CONll!C\ltive day yesterday, more 3,600 people remained cut from their homea by oodwaten, lncludlnt 1,700 In Alviao IM!Clion of San Jo.e about 1,800 in Clearlake Ju. I San Joae offlct&la Mid It would be about a wMk before Alvtao rNldenta un return to homea that we ... Inundated by up to 9 feet of water from 1 .. t week'• atonna. But a pleasant wlniu heat wave atretched from Texu to New York, breaklna record• )'•terd&y ln al leut nine ltatea. The mercury hit 82 In O&lveat.on, Texaa, breaking a 1916 record for the date, and Erie, Pa., buked in 77-degree temperaturea, f!clip&lna the mark of 63 aet in 1876. No lnjurl" were reported from .,.., .............. ~ ....... Studies branching out Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn Hart watches as Matt Schneider and Andersen School classmates plant a mulberry bush for Arbor Pay. Leaves will be U8ed to reed silkworms raised for science projects. Tree was provided by Newport-Balboa Rotary and California Aaociation of Nurserymen. What do you hke about t~ Dally Pilot? What don't you Uke., Call the number at left and your message will be recorded, traNpibed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour answering aervke may be used lo record let lers lo tM edit.or on any topic Mailbox contributors must Include their name and telephone number for verifiuhon No circulation calls, please. 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Don't tty 10 1l. retiieve khe1 cauaht ;}t Don't ny your .-• ....__In power lines! khc ln rhe riJn. 4. Don'tcroa ...,orhipw-• *" "'" n~1n1 . .. VOL 78, NO.U ' • rain tht tomadoel that \OUChed down Y•~Y in ~t.r&I Flortda. known u tho Spece eo.t. bu\ the twlaten felled power li1* and d•maaed homu and vehkl•. A Satellite Beach ballpuk WU demo)lahed, wi\h a teetlon ot metal bluchen Ulted into the aJ.r and depolited blocka away. Retiden\ John Cronin Mid h1a entire neighborhood wu damapd. ''The hou.ee In beck of me la under con.atructlon," he uid. "Well, they're going to have to reconttrw:t It now." Sierra search goes on By STEVE MARBLE or ... .,.., ..... ..,. Oe•rlte 60 mph winds, five feet o anow and eight nights of freezing temperatures, a eearch for two Newport Beach buaineamen continued today at dawn. The aearch in the snowy Sierra Nevada has taken on the shape of a amall armada with five airplane and nine helicopter ptlota comblna the ruaed mounta.lna eaat of the Mammoth Mountain aki reaort. The helicopter pilots have been hired by friends and family of the men. Brian Bertha of Capistrano Beach and Jeff LeHecka of Lquna Beach have been rru.ing alnce Feb. 28 when the twin-engine plane they were. flylna went down In the rough terrafn outside Bridgeport. Stiff winda halted" the airplane search yeaterday but Civil Air Patrol Capt. Peggy Beelby said the helicopters were able to gel in the air. Witneaea in Bridgeport said today the' wlnda appeared to have alacked off and the day wu clear with blue akies showing. The men, both real estate inveaton, were returning from a Sun Valley, Idaho, ski trip. In a final radio communication, pilot Bertha explained ice wu fonnlng on the plane't wings and that he waa retreating to Reno The men were en route to Ora.nae County. Authorities said the search has likely been made more difficult b«aUlle the twin-engine plane II rnoatly white lD color and hard to apot in the anow. LB victims need goods Laguna Beach's Episcopal Service Alliance is seeking donations of canned goods, clothing and blanketa to dlatribute to Laguna Canyon vtctima of last week'• flooding. Clothing and bedding, preferably in good repair. can be delivered to the city's Chamber of Commerce office on Glenneyre Street. the Boya Oub buildinc in Laguna Canyon, or St. Mary't Epl.9copal Church, -428 Park Ave. For more information, call Lou18e at 494-0~19. Orao99 Coatt DAILY PILOT/Tueilday, Muoh 8, 1t83 41 - NATION Social Security debate continues on eve of vote On the eve of HOWIO consideration of a fl66 billion SPda1 Secwity overhtul, le'1alaton atill are &J'8Ulna about whllhctr they lhould ralae the retirement aae from e~. Rep. Edward R Roybal, o..catlf., an opponent of rai.m, the ret.lrement .,e, called hi.a Select c.ommittee on Acina Into teellon today to \Ake teat.lmony on the iaaue. Queen ends stormy visit to V.S. SEATTLE -Queen Elizabeth II made a plea tor lnternadonal cooperation to overcome the "enonnoua human problema" polled by t.echnoloeY before aaJ.1ina for Canada on her royal yacht, endina a rain-marred 10-day vialt to the United St.tea. STATE Victim found alive in car trunk SAN DIEGO -Mae Clark saya It was "a miracle" that her 78-year-old husband Harold, a kidnap victim, IW'Vived four days in a locked car trunk. Police believe young hoodlurna abducted Clark wt Thursday, beat him and left hun in the abandoned car. The San Diego liquor atore owner was found by police yesterday afternoon in North Park, about two miles from hil downtown store State growing faster than nation LOS ANGELES -California's population la growing al.moat twl.ce as fast as the nation's, giving the Golden State greater political clout and a broader tax base, population experta say. Panel 1t.rges double student fees LONG BEACH -A consenaua of California State University trustees on a plannlng committee approve of a proposal that could more than double student fees to $900 a year, the Long Beach Presa-Telegram said today. Strike by 500 butchers averted LOS ANGELFS -A strike set for tomorrow by some 500 butchers at seven area meat packera has been temporarily averted by the negotiators' agreement t.o continue contract talks until Monday, officiah said. CalTr!)in service appears doomed LOS ANGELFS -CalTrain, the Oxnard-to-Loa Angeles • commuter rail service, seemed doomed today as the state Department of Transportation once again has asked that 1t be suspended. • WORLD 82 die, 89 hurt in mine disaster ANKARA. Turkey -Methane gas expl08.lons killed at least 82 coal rninera and injured 89 in a northern Turkish mine, officials said today, and at least 14 miners still were trapped after the roof of the mine caved m. Pope leaves for Honduras today GUATEMALA CITY -Pope John Paul II left for Honduras today after conunitting the Roman Catholic Church to the defense of Latin America's Indaan peasants against injustke and rebuking Guatemala's president for ordenng six men executed last week Soviet Union honors its women MOSCOW -The Soviet Uruon today honored ita women with an annual nauona.1 holiday and a surge of praille that contra.sta starkly with their daily bves of drudgery. Carter meets PLO representatives CAIRO, Ea'Ypt -Former President Jimmy Carter said today he met f>Lo repreeentauves durini his stay. here and found their views did not conflict Wlth the Camp IlaVld accords, which the organi.z.auon publicly oppoee9. I r L I J ~4 Orange OOU1 DAILY PILOTITUMd1y, Meroh I , 1ta Remote culture shared Four Eskimos dance d and to ld folk stories in South Coast Plaza a s a preview for 44lnua: Spirit World of the Bering Sea Eskimo," an exhibition of 19th century a rt from the Smithsonian Institution. The rarely shown artifacts and embellished hunting instruments may be viewed through April 10 at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. Airport oper.ations • • increase John Wayne Airport officials have reported an increase in paaenger traffic and aircraft operations at the airport for January when compared to statisti cs for the previous January. P assenger arrivals and departures were recorded at 202, 739 for the month. a 4.4 percent increase over the 193,748 reponed in January 1982. Total aircraft operations (takeoffs and landings) were 32,985 in January, a 2 6 percent increase from the 32, 111 operallons recorded the previous January. Every o ther category o f act1v1ty recorded at the airport also showed an inc rease this January over the prevtous year. Officials have been attributing the slow resurgence in recent months to a combination of a more upbeat economy and a continued lesserung of effects fro m th e 1981 air traCCic cont.rollers' strike. Some of thoee activities include air cargo handled, with the 219 tons moved in January, a 13.4 percent Increase over the 190 tons of January 1982, and autos parked, with 38,778 in January compared to 37 ,053 the previous year. The number of military operations at the airport also JUmped, from 97 Ln January 1982 to 179 this January, a 45.8 percent increase. Nuke plant employee sentenced A fonner employee ot tht" San Onofre Nuclear Oeneratln~ Station hu received five yean probation for auemptin1 to purchue exploalvee. However, the proaecution could not prove that William Michael Bergin, 26, Intended to blow up the nuclear plant three milea 10uth of San Clemente. Ber1ln , who !oat h11 maintenance job at the plant after hi.a arrest Nov. 18 in San Clemente, was sentenced to five yeara probation In Orange County Superior Court Friday after pleading guilty to a charge of attempted possession of explotlves \ Bergan's attorney, Bruce Bridgman. said his client intended only to set the C-4 plastic explosives of( 1n the detert for recreallonal purposes. The attorney termed the case a "tempest In a teapot," adding, "If that man worked anywhere elae (but the power plant) we wouldn't be here in court" Bergin has been in Orange County Jail since his arrest and must serve another two weeks as a condition of hia probation. Newport entry • wins pageant Tammy Homlne 1, 20, of Newport Beach i.s the winner of the Miss Orange County Beauty Pageant. Romines was sponaored by Long Beach Construction in the competition, which uw 26 Orange County women competing for the title recently at the Balboa Bay Club. First runner up was Kathy Standel, of Anaheim, and second runner up was Sandy Florenza, also of Newport Beach. The three will compete for MlSS Califorrua honors June 4 at the Forum in Los Angeles. The Irvine Llon.a Clube a.re IOlldtJ.na nominationa in five cat.eaorlee for their elahth annual Conununity Awarda &nquet RecommendAUon.a ahould be malled no later than March 16 to John Inmon. chairman of the community awarda committee, 4861 Michet.on Drive, Irvine, 9271~. Winners will be honored at the April 30 banquet at the Santa Ana Country Club. The public wlll be invited. Cateaoriea for award.a a.re: -Cuuen.ahip. A pel"IOn workfna out.aide government who add.a to community improvement throuah civic affairs -Community. A person whoee effort. lead to moral and aocial growth in the city. -Achievement: A contributor to improvement.a for the blind, deaf, mentally retarded or other handicapped people -Medal of Valor A oommunJty member who ha.a rilked dealh to 1ave another -Pret11t Relations. A joum.aliat whoee efforta have led to lmprovementa in Irvine'• quality of life. • "Women and Divorce" is the topic of a four-hour aerrunar at 9 a.m. Saturday ln Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Hall 116. Admlsaion la •6 Tickets are on 1ale m the Costa Mesa oollege ticltel office and at the door. Attorney Paal Welnber1 and career management consultant Jue Ballback will d.Ulcuae legal and career upect.a of divorce. • The Fountain Valley High School Performmg Arts Department will present the popular musis:aJ "Guys and Dolls" Wednesday through Fr1dAy, March 16-19, at the Hunungton Beach Hlgh School Auditorium. 1905 Mam St., Huntington Beach. Perform.anoos begin at 8 p.m. The cast will feature 60 studenta. A student orchestra w1U provide the musical accompaniment. Ticketa can be purchased at the door or can be reserved by calling the school's fln.anciaJ office, 962-3301 , ext. 295 Tacket prices are $4.50 general admilsion, $3.50 for chtldren under 12 • A two-part stress management program tor women w1U be offered tomorrow and March 16, at Golden West College m Huntington Beach. The sealona will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. m admJ.niatration room 223. The program la aimed e1pecially al women who are balancing several roles. such aa managing a household, rai.smg a family and working ln a job. RouUe Kfoary will teach partidpanta how to reduce stress and how to manage their time more effectively Fee for the two sessions .~ •12. Participants may register at the time of the cl.ass • The 10th year reunion is being planned for the 1117a graduating class of Los Amigos High School in Fountain Valley Reunion comnuttee members are trymg to get in touch with 1973 graduates Claaa members are asked to call Gall Orth at 997-0914 The reunion event LB scheduled for Aug. 20. 'lb earn • r Lo¥ing products fOr your f ortanate pet An ent;e program of NA TlllAL quality care for yoe1 pets money market futerest '1 • Flea & TICk Shampoo • Stain Remover • Rawhide Chews • Pet T ra1nina • Doc Deodorant • Odor Neutraltm • food Supplement • litter Oeodomer • Shampoo r······-----····------. 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Currently 77 board-certified rderral aervlcea receive certain tax and liability exemptiona under 1tat.e law and are eligible for technical ualata.nce from the 11tate bar's legal 1ervlces department. ~approved by the board, the standards now: -Include among the purposes of a lawyer referral service to provide mCormauon about when and where to seek legal services and to give general and legal information to the public that may eliminate the need for a lawyer. -Require all atttorneys on referral aervlce panels to be covered by $100,000 in malpractice insurance ln the form of a bond, an insurance policy or an affidavit of self lnaurance for error1 •and omissions m the provision of legal aet'vicet. -Permit referral services meeting the minimum standards to advertise that they are approved by the State Bar of CaJlfonua -Direct each approved referral service to establish, "if practical." programs to provide free legal service• to lnd1gen ts and reduced-fee services to persons of modest means, in addition to programs whereby panel attorneys may consult with other .attorneys if they have a legal quest.ion or other problem in handling a matter. Fonnerly, the rules simply TRADE UP TO NEW INVESTORS CHECKING SER VICE AND TOP THE NOW ACCOUNTS. 8.19% TODAY'S ANNUAL YIELDt 7.90% TODAY'S RATE tt It's time to trade up. Up to new Investors Checking Se rvice at Bank of Ame rica. If you keep a checking balance of $2, :;oo or more, this variable rate interest checking account is designed for you. Invc5ttors Checking Se rvice gives you all the advan· tages of a regular mterest·earnmg check· ing account, yet pays higher mtcrcsc. Higher than the NOW accounts.• It's the highest earning interest check mg account we offer. And unlike the "sweep" accounts, your entire Investors Checking account balance will earn the same higher inter· est when you maintain a'$2,500 min· imum daily balance. In addition, your entire balance lup to $100,0001 is insured by the FDIC. Besides higher interest, Investors Checking Service also gives you the ease and convenience of banking at over l,CXX> tincourul!(t.'tl 11uch. pro.ii u11111 E1 wouraae tud1 tt'fl'rrul 1t•rv1<1· to e1tabl1 1h addltlon1tl proira m1, 1ud1 u lnma~·auiJI~ and legal servkt.'11 for lht• aged Provide that review o r poulbl<' v1o lnllon1 of the minimum standards be t-onduct.ed through the ~view department of the State Bar Court, the same entity that reviews dLaCiplinary l'hargt.'11 against attorneys R e fund, apo logy due DEAR PAT: La1t Au1u1t I ordered 1ome mercbaodlae from Roamaa'1 of Saddle Brook, N.J. I uaed my cbar1e card to pay for It, but even though I've written a lot of letten to tbl1 firm, all If et lo return 11 a form letter 1tat101 that it wll take two weeks to check on tbe order. I've almo1t given up on felting any 1at11factlon on thJa matter, and hope you cu help me. S.D., Costa Mesa A.L. Bottino, Roaman's customer serv1c\' miniier, was contacted by A YS. 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The board include11 representatives o f the county's incorporated cities and the county government ADLER Slogans sought The Americanism Educational League ls sponsoring ita 13th annual Patriotic Slogan Cont.est, open to ail seniors ln Orange County's public and private high schools. Cash awards totaling $2,000 will be presented to the top 20 slogan writers. One or more humorous, serioua or inspiring alogana -from three to eight words -may be submHted to P .O. Box 5986, Buena Park 90622 by 4 p.m . April 8. Official entry forms available at the AEL office. 8626 Stanton Ave., Buena Park . ( Bank of Amcn ca branch m California. If you regularly maintain high checkmg balances, Investors C hecking Service 1. made for you. In additton, Bank of Amen ca has a full range of checking plans to .-;ult other needs. Either way, come talk with a Bank of America Financial Service Officer today. r-----------------~ ! '1rlJ$36 ! 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VI A prwmnam, VllA or Mt t..C.rd• credit cud• lunua off tr on new r:mfll anl tc '"'"'' ieultloi.t hi •prl(cauon •rr!llw1I '"Th1• 1•llrr 1nJ 11upun "' •uhlf\ c torr 1r1t11on1, uect COffCllt ••lue i• dttn11tlnftf b~ ''"Of uirJu carJ • c11un1 . lt1ftr Lo 1he lnn1h11• <:hrekloa rt YIU 1111111• Cnu1h111 ltulu •nJ "' m• 1•1 chr •r~"""' C:tmlt.1n1 r 1 ,, ~ ' J ls the the limit. You probably think there isn't any· thing you can do about soaring healtR care costs. But there Is. Now you can join the FHP health plan where you work. With most FHP plans, your regular month!~ premiums take care of almost everything from a routine checkup to major surgery. There are no big d~uct· ibles, no sky·high extra expenses to ~Y out of your own pocket.• A recent survey conduct~ by the U.S. O.partment of He1lth and Human Services reports that plans llke FHP have saved from 109' to "°" each year on 1 f amity's health care costs when compared :to conventional health Insurance plans. So ask 1bout Joining FHP where you work to bring your health cart costs ~ck down to eartn . I I I I " I I • I Orange Cou• DAIL y PILOT 1Tueld1y, March •• 1113 Ghili festivals need Carel ul supervision .lt'or the put three yean the ls t.aking care to avold promotlni F o untain Valley Chamber of lts April 16 chlll cook -oft H a Commerce has raised money by family aftalr a nd setttna down oo-cponaoring the Gordon Bennett some strict guldellnea to keep Balloon Race in Mile Square Park. things m hand. When the Chamber learned . En t er ta i nm en t w 111 be lhat th.ii year's race wiU be held in carefully screened, sales of beer Parta, in conju nction with a will be cut off at 4 p.m . and there c elebration of the birth of will be a lot more food stands. ballooning, members looked about Add1uonally, a shuttle service will for some other event that would be available to take visitors from attract enough people to e nable UC Irvine parking lots to th e fund-raising concession aires to Bommer Canyon site to ease continue their good .work. ne ighborh ood concerns about They've settled on a ch ili traffic congestion an d possible cook-off festival to run July 1-4 at drinking drivers leaving the event. the city recreation center in the All of this s h o uld be well park. n oted by promoters of the These affairs are always Fountain Valley c hili fes t , popular. Last year's chili fest m especially since it will be Irvine n etted thousands of dollars accompan ied by carnival rides for worthy causes. which inevitably attract children. But it also stirred up quite a Care should be taken to a\orm when parents, responding to separate the adult and family publicity that heralded the event attractions. Chili cook-ofCs tend to as a "family" occasion discovered inspire hi-jinks, which is just flne, that much of the entertainment but they should not be promoted and the general goings-on were as family entertainment unless strictly "adult" fare. some controls are in place. Irvine This year the Irvine Chamber learned that the hard way . . ' Opinions expressed 1n the space ab011e clre those of the Daily Pilot Other 111ews ex· pressed on this page are those ol IM1r authors and artists. Reader comment 1s in111t ~2.t;:t.ress The Daily P11ot, P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 9111211 Phone (71•1 Letters to the editor Recall not a union project To the F.ditor: The recall movement agamst the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees is in full swmg 'You will be hearing much more about it over the next few weeks. Mr. Richard Olson, CCCD trustee, has made public st.atementa regarding the recall movement which need to be corrected He has stated that the recall movement 1s an AFT (American Federauon of Teachers. Local 1g11) political project. Although many people sn the union are also involved in the recall movement, let the facts be fully told A "grass roots" committee made up of faculty, st.al£. students and concerned citizens are the components of the group. It is not AFT-affiliated. While individual members of AFT give support and encouragement to the recall group, and AFT does a lot of good things, this is one time the li;'~eration cannot take credit for good work.a. The community gets credit thtS d.me. CHRIS L. HAMIL TON Vice Presjdent, AFT LocaJ 1911 Fees misplaced To the F.ditor: This state's educational system 1s eetting destroyed with every cutback made by our elected representatives tn Sacramento. While they vote l.ncreues m pay. we the people who gave them their jobs suffer. Students will be charged twuon sn fall '83 to attend the community colleges. This is great if it means being able to get the classes required to t:Omplete a coune of study. However, UU. tuition money will not be going to finance education. It is to go into 110me general st.ate fund to help pay st.ate debts. This is robbery in my mind and ln the minds of many of my fellow srudenta. lf we choose to go to school and pay a tu ition to get that educstion. that is what is expected! COLLEEN P. KARR Conflict helps To lhe Ed.Jtor: Your U8e of the word "shattered" to demcri~ the CWTent situation at Coast c.ornmuntty College District dileerves much of the community to which your ~paper communicates the major \peal l11ue1 o f the day . An OtJpan.isat.lon experiencinQ confllct it bUdJy an orpnhation which la, or ls en \he verse of. being ~ or ~ lnto pee.. There ls a portion of Of1anilatlonal theory. proved In min"/ C!:lllle ~ that fJndl conflJct <.'OIDpetition to ~ healthy and of value ln PfOductna necaeary and refonn. ; Hopefull y, the current ooa.trontaUOn ~tween the board of U'~&eea and the vartou1 ieac:her, .... t, and dtiten FOUP9 will ,..,Jt ID 1M1111U.1W to reduce, aPl)Ndably, ... number of pnmlMl\t bc:ulty to off. In UJe ~ lt • aJlo that the bot.rd wW 4l9t1bUfh and fml poU$I that are ..,., .....anable md ~to Wt MAltBOX public at large, especially in the district's o peration of Ila public television station and its telecourse production/distribution activtUes. LEFTERIS LA VRA.KA.S. Ph.D War of ideas To the F.ditor: In a recent column (March 2), Jack Anderson spoke negatively of the efforts being made by the U S lnlonnalion -Agency to help friendly thlrd world countries fight the war of ideas. It would appear that Jack Anderson does not understand the cnucal role played by ideas m the struggle to k~p additional countries friendly to the U.S. from slipping under the control of communism. An article in The New York Tirnes on Feb. 27, 1982, told of the plaN of the Marxist gµerrillas in El Salvador TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below to use the American media to help lhem win. They said frankly that they were trying to imitate the success the communists in Vietnam had in manipulating the American media a decade ago. They obviously learned a lot more from Vietnam about the importance of propaganda in warfare than we did It is unfortunate that thoee who appreciate the fact that wan can be won or lost on the rield of the news media find themselves crlt.iciz.ed and harassed by Jack Andenon. REED IRVINE Chairman, Accuracy in Media Grateful To the Editor: Following the recent violent storm the beaches along Seashore Drive In Newport Beach were covered. not with the lntereatlng driftwood or sheDa that one fantasizea about, but heaps of ugly, dirty, debna. In the storm's aftermath the city of N~ Beach wu faced wtth many areas where lmrned.late attention and cleanup must have been called for. The beaches along Seuhott Drive nevertheless were raked, then cleaned, wtth promptnem. We are moat vateful that the dty provides oonaisten~aerviice ln the Wert Newport area which i. Inundated with beach loven who "forret" the dty provida truh cant; leevtna the brown ba11, bottle., paper cups ~arm, brand namet, all over this beautiful beach -a natural n!llOun» that WU intended to be viewed U It wu crea~ -clean and beauu.ful. , DORCYl'HY HUTCHISON n-.tt.Mllef ~ ~Dn•s t-==·---'-" .......... ......... - -~DO l 00 '11115? ~T CON'41DENT, lGUle~- .. .. Watt seeks water authority WASHINGTON -Far f r o m hunkering down defensively, embattled Interior Secretary James Wall has launched a power grab that makes him boss of the administration's polillcaJly seruuuve water pollcies. Dec1s1ons on just who would get federal help in developing the nallon's hm1t.ed water resources and cleaning up existing water supplies Wied to be made by a co n gressionally mandated inter-agency group called the Water Resourees Council. Its meetings were open to press and public. WATT CHANGED all that The decisions on who gets how much federal aid are now made by the Cabinet Council on Natural Resources and Environment, which Watt heads. And the dec~ns a.re made m secret. Cabinet Council meeungs are closed; they're not even announced Stripped of its power, the Water Resources Council no longer holds meetings Instead, "action memos" are prepared and handed around among the representauves of the various agen<.·1es on the council . In other words, the council's role has been reduced to shuffling paper What difference does 1t make whether water policy 1s set by an inter-agency panel of experts in open session or a group headed by an unabashed political partssan hke Watt, acuna behind closed doors? My associate Vicki War ren has obtained copies of secret C.ablnet Council minutes and other documents that make clear what Watt's self-aggrandizement means. For example, in a memo lo ·the president, Watt recommended establishing new guidelines for determining how much of a water project's cost should be borne by the federal government Agricultural water G. -Jl-Cl_l_ID-IR-S0-1 -~ projects -for the administration's Republican strongholds in the West - would get up to 65 peroent of the costs paid by Uncle Sam; but municipal water projects -m the largely Democratic cities of the Northweat -would get zilch. The memo shows that Watt also favors requlnni the non-federal money to be provided "up front" -that Is, before the rederal government ant.es up its share. In his memo to the president, Watt warned that "the presumption of up-front cost sharing may be viewed as discriminatory against states w ith lmlited fiscal capac1ty." Indeed it may Crillcs charge that the guidelines mean that those who can pay will be able to get water proJects wherever and whenever they want; those who can't will be unable to get federal a.id for water projects no matter how great their nf'ed. Another problem with the guidelines, according to the Watt memo to the White House, is that they "could create political problems by reducing expected levels of federal support for specific wate r proJeCt.s." Right again. Watt has already run into flak on Capitol Hill SOME MEMBERS of Congress are convinced that Watt 1s determined to make t\imself the "water czar " Legi.slation has been sntroduced m both the House and Senate that would re-<:reate a group of experts to set water pollcy -in other words, a resurrection of the Water Resources Council that Watt has e viscerated. An lntenor Department offlclal derued that Watt ts a water·policy czar So did an o ff icial of the Environmental Protection Agency who works with the Cabinet Council. He did acknowledge that the administrauon views the Water Resources Council as "unnecessary and inefficient." But Watt himself gave the game away In a memo to President Reagan ~ Cost-sharing guidelines w1U be prepared by the Interior Department through the Water Reeources Council and publ.Lshed "after clearance by the Cabinet Council." In other words, Watt will have the final $BY both as Interior secretary and as head o( the C.absnet Council Footnote: At the Cabinet Council's nwetang on Jan 18, the rrunut.es mdJaite that most of the participants favored an early decision on cost-shanng for water projects, ''before the issue became entangled with electoral politics " It's probably too I.ate for that One chore always leads to another There are ways we all think that are so wrong that l can't unagi.ne why we conunue to think that way For example, we think that 1f we have a ,JOb to do, we'll start it, work away at 1t and (1nally flnish It. Wrong thjnking! Most of the urne we do nothing like that. We S't.art a job, drop 1t somewhere in the middle or make a mess of it and have to start over. More often than not we create more problems than we solve. It doesn't aeem to matter what the job is. It may be vacuuming the lav ing r oom rug. working on the checkbook, planting a garden, pe.inung a wall or writing a letter. In each cue, trying to do one simple job leads to another which is not quite 90 simple. Vacuuming the rug you reallze you ouiht to move the couch and after you move the couch or the chair to get under It , you remember th e bag needs emptying. You go to the trash can m the garage and find paper lt.aeked on top of it which ought to be bundled and lied Meanwhile, the living room rug and the dlSplaced couch wan. One job has led to another YOU START your checkbook and realiz.e there are some receipts you need. You check the pocket.a of a jacket or pair t::' .. --DY-RO-Ol-IY-....... 4 , of panta m the cloeet, find a spot on the pants and decide you better take them to the cleaners rl.sht away if you're going to have them for work Thunday. One job has again led to another. W e've just had ou r k itchen modernized with a lot of fake old;fash1oned stuff Ifs very nice, but we ve been pracuc.aUy camping out for a month, and Saturday it was time to move the pots. pans and utenstls mto the new cabinets. We h.ad packed them all ln boxes and put them down ~Ll.ar whtle the work was being done I started bnngmg the boxes upstairs and my wife was going to arrange things sn the drawers "Wait a minute," I saJd. "We ought to line the bottom of those drawers with cork, or paper at least. so they don't get all scratched up." She said they weren't supposed to need it. but I stopped bringlng t.hmgs up from the basement and tned to decade what to line the drawers with Alter two tnps to the hardware store. the drawers are still unlined, the pans and utensils are still in the boxes and we aren't getung along as well as when I started the Job 'Legends' don't match billing Creating more problems than I solve seems to be a specialty of mine, although ( know I'm not alone m the world. 1 see too many other people doing the same thsng to f~l bad about 1t. (You'd think that once I'd written a column that would be one piece of work out of the way for me but it isn't. Someone always writes to say I should have wntten " . to feel badly" not "to feel blid." And I have to write them a letter defending myself for not using the adverbial form when I'm writing m a conversational style.) Con r.rary Opiruons -The promisc uous labeling of tranaient celebrities as a "a legend In hia own time" has about aa much meaning u ~Ing elected to the Shoe Sale.man'• Hall of Fame. -Temperamentally, I find It hard to llllfY 111111 undel"l\and why anyone would want to march tn • parade: I •m not puttina down thoat who enjoy It, but tt 11 amoQ8 the very Jut th1.no I would care to do. -Auto mam&factu.ren ouaht to be flned for twnlna out can with ,..,.,. wlndowa that aren't dHi.nect to be ~· -The main reaton that 1Ufrer drunk·drlvlna law• haven't been enacted or •nforced 11 th1t mo1t ~can~"'*=• the aulptj&a rather thD •the . -P9oplt who.,.. ~t111 ChMttul CM be JI,-' M =:"' a whl'9 M ~ who an ay ,,_,,,. -WMI\ ---.... -~·"Can JV'l Ulp a I . ad" , .....,. 911, ;;..; .. -Mtt --· .. ==· ~.,...._.~Mw.tlltww / II tlll ...., a .._..rr;'8"' ...,...,.._, ::.:.:::.;,, • ".. h , .... "" .. FOR YEARS I've had a dependable little clock radio next to my bed, but about a mon th ago the light that illuminates the dial went out. Last night I brought the clock radio downstairs and started taking it apart. hoping to~ able t o replace the bulb, while I was watchin1 the news. I thouaht Dan Rathu was eyeing me auspldoualy and he was rl&ht. The clock radio ls now ln ptecft, I've I01t three of the 9CttW. and have no Idea how to pt It beck topther. Furthennore. I never got to where the bulb ls. The only way I .ver N)' even with everythtne that O\&&ht to be done 11 by not ~ a Job ln the flnt pltft. That w•y, I don t fO to bed wtth more to do than when I W. up . • • r. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1983 I TllCDIBTAIDTHICDUllTY ANN LANDERS STOCKS COMICS 82 85 86 Shaping up .. 'Fitness boom' is just a fad 8y KAREN E. KLEI N Of"IM Oeltr,..... lteff The average American exercises more, eats better and is overall more physically fit than he was 20 years ago, right? Wrong. A.ccordmg to fttness experts. exactly the opposite ts true The average American. statistically a-peaking, probably can't chmb a fllaht of stairs without getting out of breath. The 80-called "fitness boom" UI more a fad t~n an actual alteration in lifestyle. physical education teachers and health uperts say. "What we're experiencing lS a fashion boom, not a fitness boom,'' said Lon S keie, a professor of physical education at Orange Coast College m Costa Mesa. "People are using the outfits ....... like jogging suits and tennis clothes -to look the part," Skeie said. "Actually, less than 15 percent of all Americans are totally physically flt." While jogging, rollerskating and aerobic dancing have made exercise popular and highly visible, it is only a small sector of the population which actually engages in regular physical activity. The increasin'gly automated, sedentary lifestyle we lead and the inactive nature of our leisure time have all contributed to the decline of many Americans' physical health, Skeie said. Dr. Jean Ellis, medical director of the UC Irvine Human Performance Labo rato ry, disagreed. Ellm said he felt that since the runrung boom of the '70s, more people have become aware of their physical health "l think there has been an improvement in the fitness level of most Americans," he said But, Ellis adrrutted, though he has seen more people getting m shape, the group involved in fatness as an elite one. "There are not a lot of blue-collar workers out there who are marathon runnen," Ellis satd "Unfortunately, fitness applies mainly to mlddle'and upper-income people." And htness mats popular form can be fananctally dra1rung, even for wh1t.e-collar workers. Health c lubs. sports equipment. h1gh-fash1on tenma or jogging togs -they often carry hefty pril'e tags. "If you can't be an athlete, at least be color-coordinated," Skete said, m1rn1ck1ng the l·u11 l•11t tram u( thought He likes to emphusrz.c to pt"Ople that they can stay !at un t heir own for very httk tn11t. he said. "You don't need fanl'Y duthes lo work out." A n o t h e r r l' a s o-n t h e demugraphll'S of th<• physically fit have changed is t'ht• dedme of trad1t1onal g ym programs in public schools. Ske1c-said. Since the late '60s, austerity cuts have weakened the physical education classes that President Eisenhower inaugurated in junior high and high schools. he said "The over--10 group 1s becoming more sedentary and the younger genera lio n has never had the exposure· to fitness at all. They're the on<.>S I worry about," Skeie said. "The body and the mind are deal.-ied to go hand-m-hand," he added. '1'he more physically flt we are, the more mentally fit, and then we can be more productive and happier." At the Human Performance Lab, director EJ!is works on a series of tests which eval uat e an and 1 v adual's ca rd 1ova sl·u la r health and fitness " "I always recommend walking to start out with," Elias said The biggest mistake people make when starting an t•xercise program 1s doing too much, too f•lOn, he adde<J. If you start out walking 45 minutes three or four times a week, you can work up to a slow pg w1th1n three to hve months and still feel comfortable. he said E II i s . a ma r a t h on l' r a n d bicycler, also recommends bike riding and swimming as an alternative to those who don't ltke the JOtnt -p ound1ng of runrun~ Ske1e ~ad h16 philosophy 1s that exerclae should be seen not only as a llfeoi?xtender, but as a life-enhancer as well. ·•1 exert'tse that I might live more fully right now," he said Grocery bill still goin.g up February marketbasket feels pinch at checkstand By LOUISE COOK .,,u.._.. ~ Wrtter • Today's consumers are spending more than twice as much as they were at the supermarket a decade ago. according to an Associated Press marketbasket survey wtuch shows a new round of pnce increases last month. The AP found that grocery bills at the end of February were boosted by higher meat prices, as well as by scattered naes in the collt of milk and eggs The survey IS based on a list of 14 food and non-food items. 9eliected at random and pnced at one supermarket in each of 13 ctese. on March 1. 1973. Prices have been rechecked on or about the st.art of each succeeding month. The results are not weigh~ to reflect actual spending Nor are they ad.JUSted for seasonal variations. Among the highlights of the latest price check. •The marketbasket total increased during February at the survey store in seven cities, decreased in five cities and was WlChangeci in one. The average increue waa 1.8 percent; the average decreue was l percent. Overall. the rnarketbesket bills rOR an avenge of six-tenths of 1 percent last month •The February Jump W81J the biggest lince last July when prices roee by le'Ven-tenths of 1 percent. lt followed two monUa of declines -three-tenths of 1 percent in December and one one-hundredth or 1 percent in January. •A look at prices today and on March 1, 1973 showed that w marketbasket bills at the c:hecltliat •tores lncreaaed by 105 ~t. Tile riae wu alighlly lem than the increue in uUlatlon in ~ the overall Consumer Price Index went up by about 120 percent during the tame period. •Supennarket prices roee aharply during the mid-1970., but the lncreMeS ·have been relatively modest ln the put two yon. CtUe JaretJ.y to •bundant food 1upplia and• llowdown ln the rate GI Inflation. Over the Jut 12 montha. the AP found that the iiiatketbMbt bW wu up at the checkllat atore in n1M dUes and drlwn In four cities, for an overall 1ncreue of 2.2 percent. I"' ~ J'etln&ary pnce riM wu rnoet evident at the meet IOun•. M.-11 ntpreRDted 23 percent of the lc.m. on &MAP ChecldJst. bW eocounied for 37 percent of tho lnctfflell durinc r.bNary. The price of all-beef ftankfW'Wrl went up lut month at the chec:kUlc l10re In etaht of the ctU. ewvered! chopped chudl -up In llx d Llea and pork chops wen hiChff ln four au.. ~ ) The rise in pricf>K during the month of February wns (eh mottly at the m f>a l counter, where there was on increase of 37 percent. Ouchi Ju. Feb. "\Jp 23.l 26.Q Down 24.7 17.6 Unchanaed 48.9 02.7 Unavailable 3.3 2.8 The AP uaed •~rd branda and liiet or comparable aublUtutes for lta aurvey. ltema temporattly out of ttock on one of t.M tutYeY dates belna companld were not included ln the over-all cot.aJt. . 'The AP dJd not tty to compere ecN&l pricll from dty to city -to •Y, for exampt., wt eaa coat mote ln one are than another. The only compari80N w.,.. made lA wnm ol l*l"'\ttca at lnc:rHH or decreut -•)'lne 1 ~ lcem went up 10 prRent In one dty and e pe"*lt In ~. ~ • ....,,,. on the AJ> c~ were: ~ chuck, mnt.er CUI park chope. ~ anft11t """' cancMlnlil, aothe, pllpet' IOW. bu&W, 0..._A :IDICUum While ... , a.my ....,UL butw, ~ ~'-f1bN .al"'*';·..._..., ... milk, ftMktWWI Md~.-.~ Itch lwn. dlocdete chip CDOldelo ·"• ~ tMll the JM\.Whtft IM~ ~~-.-·-'WWY· TM d• .....:. wre; .. ,. •r Jf,M., AUM~ loMOn, a..., O.U..~ wisUOIS. WI ArialMI, a-&, lftw YOrtc. Phn.a.1 ptila. ~. au .• lil• wu oty anc1 1111ti.. David Birney star!J as Dr. 'a muels on NBC's medical drama "St. Elsewhere"'' which is having trouble k eeping 't'iewers. Page B3. The elderly • Their health bills contintle to climb By LOUISE COOK A•._..led ,.,_ Wrtlef • 0 0 • Older Americans who rely on Medicare to take care of thelt health biljs often face an expensive surprue wh-:n they get !Uck. They can wand uo owtng hundreds of dollars, and the costa keep goi ng up. Medicare -the federal health insurance program for people over 65 -pays an avera,e of 44 percent of the medical billa of recipients, according to government statistics. That means lndividuals who do not have supplementary coverage, either private or public, must pay more than half the bills thermelves. There are several reasons for the gap between what Medicare pays and what health ca.re costs. One maJOr expenst' for beneficiaries lies in the deductibles - the amount you have to pay before insurance takes over. Part A of Medac:are -the part that covers hospitalization - help; pay for up to 90 days in any paruc1paung hospital ln .ch benefit period. A benefit period st.arts when you ent.e.r the ~tal and ends when you have been out of the hospital or other f ty prov1dlng sJulled nursing care or rehabilitation .ervices fOI' 60 days For the fint 60 days you are hospita.llz.ed. Medicare P9)'1 for all cov~red services except the first $304. That $304 ia equal to the average estimated coat of • day m the hospital. The deducdble eenerally goes up e.ch year to reflect Inflation. It went from $260 to $304 on Jan. 1, 1983. For the next 30 days. Medicare pays for all covered servicee except for $76 a day -up from $65 a day before Jan. 1 H you need more than 9<l days hospitalization; you haw to use what are known as "reserve days." Each beneficiary la enUtled to 60 re9«!J'Ve daya. They are not nmewable; once you Ulle them. you do not ~t them b9ck. Medicare paya for covered aervices for rnerve daya except for $1~2 a day -up from $130 • day before Jan. 1. I , , 1-~ I I i ~ .. Orange Con• OAILV PILOTITUMd•y. March •• 1183 Ex-POW keynotes breakfast A combat flahttt pilot and former Vietnam POW wW be the 1peaker at the Mayor'• Prayer Breakfast, ht1hU1htin1 the Newport Harbor Chriatian Leadership Week, March 11-17. The 18th annl.-1 event, spoNOred by the Corona del Mar K.Jwania Club, wlll be held at 7:30 a.m . Tunday, March 16, at the Sheraton Hotel, Newport BMch. "' Navy Capt. Gerald Coffee, who was held captive for .even yean by the Vietnameee and WU repatriated with the first fP'OUP of POWs ln February 1973, will talk about "Faith, the Key to Survival." Capt. Gerald Coffee talks about faith. Currently a public affairs officer on the at.aff of the Commander in Chief. U.S. Pacific Fleet., Coffee has received numerous military awards and decorauona, including the Silver Star, Lesion of Merit, Diallnguiahed Flying Croaa, two Bronte Stars, the Air Medal, two Purple Hearta, the Combat Action Ribbon and two Navy Unit Commentation Medals. the speaker. Tickets are $3.50, and can be obtained by calling Kevin Pike at 640-6010. There al.lo will be momirag coffee and evening group meetings in various Harbor Area homes. Local men and women will talk about thelr {aith in God Ticketa, at $10, can be reserved by calling the D. W. Whlte Agency at 644-4100. "11us is a speaal ume for people to share their peraonal relaUQnlhlp with Jesus Christ," said Doug Wilson chairman. All meetings are non-denommational and are open to the public. Ai.a fNtured during the week will be a high achool breakfast at 7:15 a.m. Fri~t at the Sheraton. Rama line er George Andrews will be Brochures, detailing activities, can be obtained by calling 644-4 l 00. Phrase never fails It should be of aome comfort to parents to know th.at in this age of sophlaticated communication and premature inde- pendence, you can still lay a little guilt on your kids. flMA IOMlfCI AT WIT'S ENO Not a lot. Most of the old tried-and -true threats have fallen by the wayside, but there's still one phrue th.at geta 'em every time: "Never mind! I'll do it m)'Rlf!" I haw .een a kid pull rumaelt utfrom the Wt 15 aecon of a Super Bowl game when the score is even and his team la kicking for a field goal to 1rab the garbage from hiB mother and head for the door, P01 SHOTS just because he had just heard, "Never mind! I'll do it my.elf." The phrase works for aeveral reasons. lt'a 4 last resort and both of you know It. You know he's not going to do It the first time you ask, so you build to a climax. Here's the way it works. You aay, "You clear the table thi s minute or those dishes will ~er come clean." (He's been sleeping in the same s o c ks all BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT THERE 15 A PARADISE QUllllll WHERE LITTLE PACKAGES OF' ~EALTH AND PLEASURE GR.OW O N TREES! IT'S CALLE"D EARTH. By PHIL INTERLANDI of LagunaSeach "Are we expecting any Junk mallt" winter. You know he's n ot going to get too choked up over a little tomato sua.ce.) Your second volley "You clear the table now or you will never watch TV aga in /go on a vacation with us/receive an allowance/be allowed to grow up." (So what's so terrible about being dropped from a family? You've done it before.) This one 1s spoken with feeling. ''Oluly, I've had it. I'm only telling you one more time. Get to those dishes or I'll come in there and you'll wash I hadn't." (Mom has a hi s t o ry o f non-va o lence . She's faking.) Finally, at cornea · "NEVER MIND' I'LL 00 IT MYSELF." It never fails. Bodies scurry, plates are scraped and water begins to run somewhere A lot of 1t ts delivery It has to combine the resignation of St. Joan of Arc. the commitment of St. Theresa, the suffering of a thousand women in labor and the eye contact of Jeasica Savitch. Guilt Is hard to s.uataan these daya. J don't know why Maybe it's becauae the mystery is gone out of parentil'\i. Kids learn too much too soon and we have no aurpriaes lefL One thing for sure. there is still a mystique around: "Never mind! l'U do it myself." Maybe it's becau.e no one hu ewr dared to imagine what would happen if ahe did. My other ia 72 years old and I stall don't know. ln•ex•pen•alve • '(In lk epen' stv) not Ngtl In price, rea1on1ble, :~ ........ Claaslfled Adver1lalng 642-796 7-11 11111-1-0ar .... ., .. ..,, ....... GEORGE WOODS, JR. Q.O.~ NCHOTW..~ (714) •n• 18 50 YEARS OLD MARCH 7, 1113 Responses heated DEAR ANN: r JU.at read your T9ply to ''lhad !:nouah and Wlllina to Admlt lt." You uid, "Sexuality ii• divine l(tft from the Alm.lahty. To atve it back, unu.aed, wou_ld, I am sure, dlaappolnt Him." Conaratulatiorw, Reverend Landers. You have Ju.tt fir(ven enoou.rapment to counUeea tMn-qel"I who thlnk they are "solid, aane adults'' · t.o partlcl~te In premarital sex. You Mid you dtdn t think celllbacy would catch on outside the seminary. Of C:OW'M It won't -not when people Uke you openly advocate aex Thank you 110 much for your "wt.dorn." I am sure the next pneration of butarda, adoptees and the aoW. of aborted beblt!9 wlU salute you. And pleue ln the future leave the word of God to people who know what they are talk.11\1 about. Don't start lnterpret1n1 the Bible for you ... readers, too. 1 have aJao had enoueh of YOU. -DALLAS, TEX., READER DEAft NO NAM£: Red oa ........ DEAR ANN: "Sexuality,'' yo'U•y, "la a divine aift." Don't be ao eun. Lucifer t.ft WI wrth a ftW gjftl Of hia own, Who aaya that eex, a three-letter word that prom.iMe such wonden but dellvera IO much pain and unhappln.... ruina ao many lives -young and old -and spread.a daeue and mlaery, lln't one of them? You owe me an apolo1y. - ANOTHER DIVORCED CELIBATJ£ 1N BOSTON DEAR BOSTON: Tlae nut leUer alaeds more Upt and IHI a.eat. Pleaee read It: deeerve better from you. Your eommenc. were unteelina and unfair. Some ol ~ cared for relatives, which made a "nonnal" Ute lmpoaalble. Ot.hen hav• phyalcal or mental llmltatlona that created a vacuum. There are many ttuona a eoUd, une penon could have a We without aex. 1'or a woman who ls usually lm8ible I don't know how you U.t you.r way 10 oompletely on th1a one -L .A. FRIEND ANN. DEAR MISLED LADY: Thoer of ua who are oellbate because of fate DEAR FRIEND: Time aad 1pace bve ra "*z IHI& read me tomorrow. J alaall rftpoDG to all w•o wrote oa .... ~PIY cbr1ed aabJect. DEAR TEXAS: Before I respond, here are aome additional commeata: Eagle Scout DEAR ANN: Too many people have sex. both inside and outside of man'iage, becawe folks like you have made them believe they are abnorm.al If they don't care for it. 1 was married for 28 yean, had six children and not one cllmax. It taok my husband all of two minutes to complete the act. He never bothered to find out whether I had enjoyed mytelf. 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TOP O' TH£ MOAHIHO -4:30- JMI KOOC CIAO I 0 ()i Ill 1 l TV " 11110 C j(otl<'m•••I t IWO R I NY NY 11 IWI 11'>1 l tl'>f'NI $ IShowlonwl " Spot11Qlll flt l(.otbll' NPW\ "ll'IWOrlll I l..._ l " /I ~.. i ~ Katharine Ross and Michael Caine fight off African killer bees which have invaded the southwest United States, in uThe Swarm," to be rebroadcast at 8 tonight on KNBC ( 4). Is there life in 'St. Elsewhere?' By FRED ROTHENBERG dT .......... W'*' NEW YORK -NBC has done everything to re.uscitate "St. Elsewhere .. Th~ tried more romance, more mucgi.n.p and even scheduled tht' network'• mo1t popular protvam1 u lead·lna, hoping that viewen would happen by the hospital. Nothing worked. NBC'a wont fears att beini realized. Viewen aft adively turning away from "St. Ellewhere," the most humane and lntelligt'llt new proeram this .-.on. At last, NBC bu a popular show opening Its Tuesday night lineup. The intimidating Mr. T, b&rking that Fonzie'• "Happy Days" are aver. has helped to make the wacky ''A Teem" a hit. But there has been little viewer carryover to "Bare E11ence" at 9 p .m . and even le11 for "St. El8ewhere" at 10. So Unle, ln fact, that NBC recently announced changn for lt.t Tuetday night lineup in another attempt to boast "SL EJ.ewhere." Startin4l next week, the urbane "Remington Steele" wUf move from Fndays to Tue9days, and .. .,. F..ence" will ahlft to Fridays. ''One week ln December we flnilhed ln 7~th place out of 75 abowl." •YI Bruce Paltrow, the executiw producer of 'St. El8ewhere.' "We were . ~ ~ taJdnc out m 'Just watch ua now. PaltroW etW bll a Mme c,>f b"'1DDf, • rare .. commodlty in the failed rating• buamesa. Whal keeps him sane ii the conviction that he's making the best show he can. and "St. Elaewhere" cenalnly is the most realiatk and involving show \0 ever own a st.ethe9COpe In fact, it may be too Ute-like, there may be too much death in "St Elwwhere." Women generally watch medical shows. and "St. Elaewhere" could be too bold for thell' blood They eVldenUy prefer the magical medktne and 60-minute cures ln "Trapper John. M .D." and ita ancestor programs. "I loved 'Ben Cuey' and 'Dr. Kildare.' but I get off on doing things that have a high level of reality," Paltrow says. "I wouldn't want to stay on the air if I had to make a show I didn't want to do." Paltrow doesn't object to NBC'a entreaties to bring more love-luat to the 1how and more penonal joepardy to the docton. "I wanted more pef"IOnal involvement, too.'' he says. "NBC alao wanted ua to simplify our stories, making It a little easier for the audience." "St. .El.ewhere" al80 1uffen becawie it's not "Hill Street Blues." "lf people expected 'Hill Street Blues' ln a hospital. they were bound to be dlaappotnted," aays Paltrow. "The 1iJnilarit!es are that we both have m1emble CMtl and multip~ 1toriea But we're more like ·M· A •s•H' and 'Lou Grant.' .. One compelllnc feature of the gritty "Rlll Stttet" ii that the ~auJ.an oona\antly drop ii\ and OU\ of "DON'T MISS 'TABLE FOR FIVE'. v~nt•a Marvetoue Portrait Tuma Thia 'Table' Into A FMlt." -~.,...,.,. CJtl ....... Jon\Qght ~ raole for Five •• • • ~1· 1l!-• ' ~ -. '-• ~ ' -~-!.; ''llJ amw .. Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Tueeday, Maten I , 1813 'Dallas' to become movie · ;z .. . ..... LOS ANOELJ:S (AP) -TM popular 0 DIJ1M" televllion Mriea LI headed for a movte en tn one ol thrM t11tur ptannld by a ~P fu; nltd by- Unlvet'Ml Pktur• and Lortmar ProduCdonl . "We already have a =and we've a.rnanaed IOC' 1h• entire cat of tht to be In 1M 114ctw-. with the p<*ible e>«ltpUon of Vletorta Prindpal," Nld Merv Adel.Ion, boerd chairman of Lortmar. She hu Indicated 1ht want.I to do other thino. bu\ we're 1UU hopeful that 1he'll chana• her mind." LUXURY THEATRES 1111"M1ll11ttlhtwl11a10Nl.Yl2.Hlltlle110twwlw111Mt4 S 113reU4•Xuil616J~ ~sss/~~~,) FOR FUOI UCfT~mEnTI V1t1tOvr ... 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NfOPALL"• Bel"4Me "Dallaa: The Movit," the com~ will tum out '"!be Last Starliiht.er/' dem'ibed ""liththar1ed tamay~ ln wh.kh a-¥.,_~.,.. boy ll recNJ\ed from !.arth to h4tlp IAV• &J) a1Jeri world," and "Tan)c," about an Army wrpant·ma.tor who Ule9 hi.I homtmade Sherman ~k to reerue hit ;;.· teen·ap ton. Mellon l&id work on the "Dallaa" tllm be&M I year and a half a&O· "0.llu," a prime-Ume .-p OJ>"l'a on CBS, coNiltently la amonc the leadenl of the weekly Nlel.len ratJ.ne. • '• \ IW Oranoe Oout DAILY PILOT ITueed • Mw• •• 1NJ Howard Tangier's Column "I make all the Important declalona In my famtty," the husband says. "And I let my wife make the minor ones. She decides when and where we go to dinner, what color to paint the house, where we will go on vacations and what clothes I am to wear ... little things like that. But I decide how tQ balance the national debt, how much to spend on neclear arms and how to negotiate with the Russians." That Is an old Joke, of course, and I suspect few marriages today are bullt on an arrangement of separate decision making. The happtest and most successful famllles I know are those who work together In plan•lng a course of action for the overall good while allowing for each member of the team to have his or her own privacy. Planning for the financial future of the family uhlt Is perhaps the moat Important strategy we can undertake. I reallze there Is much said about our society piecing so much emphasls on materialism, but It ta an established fact that financial problems contribute moat to a disruptive tamtly life. So let us not talk about money as the root of all evil. We can spend an entire seminar on the emotional and phllosophlcal approaches to handling excessive desires. I think It la Important that we talk about a controlled, organized and sensible plan for Improving the flnanclal position of the family units In Orange County. • I want to promise every reader that each of you can Improve your current position and at the same time set In motion a program that will greatly Increase your chances for security In later years. First thing for you to do is to alt down with your marriage partner and talk about It. Let us examine our current flnanolal status. What do we have In the way of assets? What obligations do we have? Since you are reading this you obviously are Intelligent and chances are very good that you have assets In greeter volume than you may reall:ze. When you have made your own accounting of your financial status, you are In a position to make a senalble determination of what expectations are reasonabte for your Mure. But more Important than that, WHAT ARE YOUR DREAMS? You see what I want to stimulate In you here Is desire . . . desire to extend your reach toward some secret goal, some hoped-for status that you may not have dared to express. Now, this la good motivational stuff, I'm giving you here. But so many of these pep taJka are being offered today that I fear we In the "pep-talk" business may be getting a reputation as anak~oll salesmen, and I want to av°'d that stigma straight away. I'm not selllng 'get rich quick' Ideas. That la why I first suggested that you and your spouse examine where you are on the economic ladder at the preeent time, and then we can talk about the Improvement programs. There Is a financial Improvement strategy that can be applied to any circumstance, and the most Important bit of knowledge you can have la to know what Is your own circumstance. It Is human nature, I suppose, to llve vlcark>usfy. We read of some other person's .eeemlngly overnight flnanclal success. and we mentally transport ouraefves Into that person's ahoee. These fantutel are often accompanied by auch thoughts as "why I could have done thatl" Or ''Why didn't I think of that?" So, first thlnga first -forget about the other guy whoae flnanclal status may be highly dulrable -you have your own dreams to bullet At the Ronson Companies dreaming Is a moe1 realistic human action. We encourage our cllertt8 to loot< beyond the present and beyond the eXJ)9Ctatlons of the normal activities. At the same time, we help you keep your fff1 flrmly planted In solid real estate . . . ~hlng you can always count on. WIH Rogers Is remembered aa t\avlng told a friend to buy land today becauN "they aren't making any more of It." (Or waa that Mark TWaln?) Who ever aald It wu correct, of course, but we at Ronson have eome mod•rn Ideas ebout hOw to OV*'come that lack of pew land, tlnd hotw to lnYelt In real estate enterprlMe that WtM provtde you with the bel1 hedge you can hope to find fof' your flnanctal protection. When you attend the Roneon Mmlnara, you wttl dlacover that your own peraonal ptOgnam Wiii be analyzed and a t.w alternate propoe• Wiii be provtded. Aoneon doiel not try to t9mOkt yOUr dreem, but we can hetp you make It come true. eom. an n teiUc wath u.. AoMOn'• Mid Mmll\arl Wiii be Thuraday M9tctl 10 Md Tueedey Mwoh 22. Tomek• your f 111 vedon o9ll 17o.e&oo Md Uk fot Debbie. r- AONSON REAL TY INVUTMEHl8, INC. UNIYIMITY P.t:AZA -~Ortw "'11A1 FIOn, C... taa 1 Andenoo Donald HtD.rlclHeD, Fountain Valley, hu been named vice prealdent for Far Western Bank of Tu1tln. He wHl be in charae of the bank'• commercial loan porUoUo. R .. t TollHoa 11 financial officer for Huntington Pacific Thrift and Loan Aaociatlon He lives ln Huntington Beach. Mlc~elle Leyva, Mwlon Viejo, 11 property manager for the Newport Beach office of Norrie, Beggs & Slmpeon. Janette L. Anderson la aales manager of the Santa Ana diatrict of Prudentlal lruurance Co .. Tuatln. She llvet ln Huntlni\On Beach. WUUam A. Terry haa been appointed vice president of Technolosy Marketlns Inc., an electronic engineering firm 1n Costa Mesa. Mlcbel J. Favter, Santa Ana, la director of fiaca.l manager for the international program at Dousw Aircraft Co., Huntington Beach. Neuro llnguiatic programming will be the topic of Donald J. Moine, author, at the Thursday meeUns of Women In Sales. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the Hungry Tlger Restaurant ln South Coast Village, Santa Ana. Reservations can be made by telephoning 855-9899. James E. Danner Construct.ion, Inc:., Tuatln, has selected Mad eli ne Zukerman Public ReJationa/ Advertlalng, Tustin, to handle press releaaes, advertising campaign and promotional materials. Wllllam C. Carroll, Capiatrano Beach, ia :zone manager for American Moton Corp. Hia territory Includes California, Arizona, Nevada. Oregon, Waahmgton, Alaska and Hawaii. Storm • • v1ct1111s due low loan First Interstate Bank of California has announced it is offering customen reduced rates on loana if theit property hu austained severe damage as a result of the recent stonns. Disa1ter victims will be eligible for the following reduced rates if they qualify under normal credit critena: -Property Improvement Loana will be 13 percent annual percentaae rate; polnta will be waived. -Pel'90nal Loans will be 15 percent APR. -Auto Loans (new and uaed) rates which vary from 16 to 19 percent depending on length of loan and amount financed will remain the ume. but 100 percent finandng will be available. -Mobile Home Loans (primary residence) rates will be 13.5 percent APR; pointa will be waived. -Mobile Home and Lot (primary residence) rates will be 13 percent APR; pointa will be waived. Customers. however, will not be eligible for automatic payments and United Accounta rate reductions. "Many of our cuatomen have suffered greatly as a r9Ult of the heavy winter atonna," aald Don Crivellone, executive vice prelident and head of the bank's California Banking Group. "We hope our program will help many diaaster vict.ima who are good cuatomers get back on their feet Rear-drive cars production up DETROIT (AP) -Falling gaaoline prices are cauai.ng U.S. automa.ken to step up production of larser, rear-wheel-drive c.art, an auto lndu.try journal reports. Ward'• Automotive Reports said ln yesterday'• edition that the Bis Three U.S . au~n -Ford Motor Co., General Motors Corp. and Chrysler Corp -all plan Increases in fu1l-1ize car production. "We'll not change our future product pUml even if p1<>line drops to 75 cents a gallon," the journal q,uoted one Ford official u aaylna. "But I think we 11 aee a at.rengtbenina of the larse-car and a wffkenina of the amall-car market th1a year." Amons the modet. targeted for productJon tncre.ues are Ford's LTD and Mercury Marquis; General Moton Corp'• &rick LeSabre, Chevrolet Impala and Caprice and Oldlmobile Delta 88; and aevwal full-size Chrysler Corp. modela, Ward's aald. The journal also reported that •vence daily U.S. <».r ,.ie. ln hbruary were up $from January aalee rates to trim automakers' of WllOld cara. IDven m. the dally February aalee eve! w• 3.2 percent below Jevela from a earlier. MONEY I. . ~ .... .. , . .... .. DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? If you hewe juet tlled rout n•• Flctlllou1 ltu1tne11 Name •nd h••• ~ yet eubmttted "for publlcalion, pfe•H don't fo11•• '"al lh• ttmt111ton 11 30 d•J• from date of Mne, The OAll.Y PILOT wlll publl1h ~ at•emenl for 131 .50 . Our ctrcutetton iftdvde• the entire Or•nt• Coa11 er•• •nd ~ notice• •Ppe•r lfl Mt edlttoft1. In orde• to 1ubmll rour •t•l•m•nt for publlcellon 11nd eppropnete oopy and • check 10 THE DAILY PILOT, P.O. 9os 194!0, co111 Meu, CA taa. We 'II do Ute ,.... 'ar lntor"'•lion ebout 1 ... 1 aftet11Mtg ,.. ... cell 142-4U1 Id. au. Trea1 ryPaaaboo~ Rate Guaranteed Thru March 81 10.25% 10.94% l.••I C."9 Pc I 1 ' ()fl "J .,.. 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ClliNAfl lfOO llCllANeU Ali. lll'°lflO I" fMI llUO AllO llllflli" ~'-, 11141• ~•ow •1••• High and LOW for Yew 11&0t 1100 1050• 1 MO• too• ISO• 80CH 750• 70CH 650• 600• SSO• SOO• 1973 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 The stock market posted record highs yesterday (or the fifth session in a row, with the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks edging up . 78 to 1,141.74 pointa. Recession comparison called somewhat mild By TH .Uaocla&ed Preti C.Ompattd to put downturns, trua reoeaion has been 90llleWhat mild with large overall lncreues in : private employment and a modest decline 1n industrial activity, an economist says. Karl Brunner, director of the University of Rochester's Center for Reeearch in Government Policy and Buaine91, said that the 2.56 percent decline in overall economic activity since mid:19s1 la le911 than the 3.40 percent drop of the downturn of 1953-54, the 3.55 percent allde ln 1957-58 and the 6.06 percent plunge in 1973-75. The 11.05 percent fall m industrial production wu lees than the 16.08 percent drop in 1973-1975, he said yesterday. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT HfW YOM CIJ') -..._ Mewl prlci. _, --. °' Ille Ill\.., -ec1i.. -ljWk SIOCk l•c~•nt• •••11••. lrt Olng ......., ___ , ~=.J~ i:~:= ~~ ' .~ A,,,.. t AT I.GO.-.. ,, .... AlunAI""' "'·-U • I\ la¥ ""MO IOl ' "" ··-1 .. .00 JI . ·~ • l\o DOW JONES AVERAGES HEW YOllltlAPt FIM I Oow J-• ••OL IO< M-y ,.,.., I ITOCO l9 lnO ID '"' U Ull u si. ....... Tre11 °"9a ...... .._ c..... "'9 11.0 ,. ""., 1111 " 1141 14 •• ,. HO ID SU U '°4 JI !ti ,._ > 02 17' )< IJO «I 11111 11' lo+ I OS 0 1. 4S4 .. -,. 0 1 07 0 •> 1m .-u1•.-W_r .. nl 1 141,ICll II OTa CHP ffl.-.0 ... u .... 1 "'·-,._IC. V6..lCll JI T .. Utll S60,IOO 14'" ¥o.it ,.,._,. ""' , ...... ,.0. • su . .oo ,. .. ,, us.&• .. ···'"·* S..rtltoeit ~7-lO .. NV, Co W ,JCID > .. .. AMERICAN LEADERS '-NEW YON< IA'> -.... 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A 60M0 MY MOST MUP(OcJI ''A"t! IT'~ ANOTl-tf.f\ ew£ATE.f\ FOP. ME FROM JON'S MOT HEP. OR A MON5TE.P. tN 11' THE •'A'llL ~· CIRCl'S \\Mommy, can I have some more peas?" Jt.\R'I \Dl'kE by .Brad Anderson "Who would think we would ever have an energy crisis?" ~IOO:\ '9l'LLl'.\S ACTING UP Y:'..~ NoT-ro !E,1HAT IS i~E GIO~STION . \JUETHEP. ' T,,; Noei.EP- 1 "iUE MIND . ,, ~~StJFFfR·· PEANl'T8 z _ ..... l g CMI CMOt I C6'0f '~°' I -~~ I Q \...'- lJ-• '' { ,, J , I 816 GEORGt: ) -6 ..That should just 1bout do It tor tod1y, children.'' by Ferd & Tom Johnson I LIKE: ITS&TTEF\. Wl1&"N HE JUST SAYS, ''t>f NNE~ RfAl>Y. 11 RESCUE IS AT HAND ... / f$:;. ' e by Charles M. Schulz by Tom K. Ryan -., ·~ ' ••• ~'· GORIN 011 lllDGI ' 8 V CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF Dolh vulnerable. North dull. NOSTB •AUi t>U OAIQTU •• WEST F.AST •JIHU •V.W OAl4 "IHUI O 1091 OU •Qt •llUOI SOUTH •llQU l::>QU OJI •ltU The bidding: Nwtll F.ut 8Mcll WMt I 0 P .. I• P .. .. 0 , ..... , .. , ... , ... Opening lead: King or t>. SHOE The1Midp tlub had a..11 quiel plea ol la&e. lad Ult rerulars tlalJMd tllll lt.e abetna ol TNmp Coup Tor. Fili had btea &he ca1111. You 111 ,.._,mber II.Im ol cou,.. -the fellow who could DeiUltr Md IOI' play Heept wllt• Caetd wltll 1 a.cl Lrump break, which tra111formed him Into 1 nw&er techaidan. Hut thal in&erludt wu over, for Trump Ceup Tom my wu back al tt.e lable aad IOOll lhowlDJ that he had loal (or ahould •• 117 pilled) nothinc during ~ abeenee. He sat SouO. oe thil hand, and bla aide i.ad the oppor lunit7 Lo ute one of his favorite convenUou. Nortb'a jump Lo four diamond• abow· ed • rood 1l1ard diamond suil and four-card apade aup port. Tommy hew there 1lU' ~A G&?fAT ~r ... 5::fT U<in;, SWISWr' ~ .. S1E~ ... ~r~. w~ 1-1Avf. e1c,~r cLoc.iic'5 tNOOi ~.ANO NON€. ~ 'rnf.M ~€. ~~Ct~ ... t would .. ....,.,. a...na ... dubl, to lie waa content Lo alp off I• four apadra. w .. t·a ,.,~ ... l'lee Lo doublt' wu a tribu&e Lo Tommy'• alilll I• Uae 1lluatlo111. The pla7 did nol lab long. Weal led the king ol hoarlt and eooUnued with the ace and another. Tommy alurred 1 diamond from dummy and won In hind. When East 1howed out on the king or 1pad... Tommy wu in Mventh !leaven. lie aoued Lo the ltt or C'lubll, then euhed lhr act kins of dlamondt •!Mi rurred dia.moDd In hand In ordtr to cuh the king or cluba. Wttl WU DO• red~ lo nothing bul t.rumpa. When Tommy led a club, Weal could not ruff low becaUH dummy would overrun with the 10,10 r1Mo 001' 1'14£. ·n~, t ~~'JE. 10 ~OQ UP 1"€. 1'1~ ON M.L 1'ME. C~. Atit> Ol'JIOf S'i f.t(,~f ~ H()IJ WRS 110 t<ta>~ -IT LOOKED oOSfLIKEA BRGOF J ~~. •'l''\K ,. "''kt;RBE.\' DJ OROE~ m Be: ~UL AT RJJD-AAl~N6 , YOLI HAVE 1b IAAXIMIZE -me Pu&JC:S A~ENEY.> OF 1M£ ~ESllt4 ! NOW 'THE a.EVELAND ~ESTRA AL.READlJ AAb A PREll'tJ GOOD REPUTATION ... DR.S"OCk '''c'· WILL YOU TAKE ME TO THE MOVIES, AUNT FRITZI? NOT NOW, I HAVEN'T GOT THE TIME . 'l'DCa; P.AaKER. i l THAl's THE TROUBLE WITH THIS WORLD-- NO,l: C'ON'1"" HAVe A &..Ase R GUN, PR. M.oGAMeo, eu 'f' :! c:>0 HAVE! A SNAKe Wl"'fH Ve!RY eR1GH-r eyes, WHICH COUL..P PRO&Aet..Y FC:Ot.... "'T"He! L.AYMAN WHeN HE:L-P RIGH-r.' GROv.JN-UPS NEVER HAVE ilME FOR ANYTH\NG -- el1ht, IO lilt lru•pod wit• lh4· aint. Tontm7 ~11tcrod by dlacardl•lf dummy'• lul dlainood. Wm did the bffl lw roul4 by ealU111 with the jack ol Lrumpe. Toaim7 won lhe queee In the cloled b.and and &.hen Look the marked rlnell( of tllt elcht ol trumpa Lo land hit pme. lie loal only two heart. and one I.rump trick! ... , ...... ,.....~ &. ...... trH.,le? Lee a.rte. c......, Y• w ,.., •• ,~u. .... 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DlllJ Piiat TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1983 ClASSlflED C5 Laguna, Woodbridge to join Sea View They're ln the procea of 1ubmlttina thelr votes now -and lf h.latory repeata ltaelf as expected - the Sea View and South Cout leagues are ln line for a ahakeup, belinnln8 In September of 1984. ~peclllca11y, ~outh Coast League teams Laauna Beach and Woodbridge are moving to the See View League -and El Toro and Irvine are trading places with them The Orange County releaguing subcommittee of Tom Jacobson, Stan Thomu and F.d Kraaa, prlnclpala at Newport Harbor, Foothlll and Saddleback, respectively, hu settled on th.at format as an answer to current problems wlthm the two leegue6. It all appears justified -although even 1f 1t wasn't, it would probably pass anyway because of the current aetup allowing every achool In Orange County a vote regardless of whether 1t affects them or not. With 43 of ~8 IChoolB not affected and aaked for a y~ vote, it's fairly certain a vast majority will do juat that, agree. PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON There are still 1<>me formalities to deal with, such aa counting the votes and submitting the proposal to the CIF Southern SectiQn for 118 stamp of approval. but 1t'1 all just that -a formality The Sea View League (projected enrollment figures are In parentheses) will thus look Like thlS m 18 months: Corona del Mar (1,102), Costa Mesa (964), Estancia (l,140), Laguna Beach (764), Newport Harbor (1,144). Saddleback (l,725), University (1,187) and Woodbridge (1,020). The South Coast League's makeup will be the following: Capi•trano Valley (1,500), Dana Hills (1,512), El Toro (2,225), Irvine (1,440), Laguna Hills Estancia High first baseman Ruben Johnson has the ball (top photo) and applies the tag after pitcher Mel Richardson picked off Mater Dei's Stev(• f(irkpatrick during third inning of yesterday's game. The play didn't make that much differe nce a& Mate r Dei won~ 5-0. (1,000), Mission Viejo tl.~69) and San Clemente ( 1,572). So what will all th.la mean" 'the enrollment figures a r e baaed on sophomores, juniors and aenJol'I. Here Is some of the reuoning used tor the format. It meana Sea View Learue volleyball muat contend with Laguna Beach -and on the other hand the Artiall of Laguna Beach will have to contend with Corona del Mar tennia. Enrollment Is the No 1 criteria, ahead of strength of program and proximity -thua the moves of El Toro, Laguna Beach and Woodbridge It lS anucipated that [rvine's enrollment will awell cons1derably It means El Toro I.a where It hu belonged for the put five year1 -with ill nelahbon. ~ for football -that's a whole new game, too, with the Sea View a more wide open arena without El Toro, the South Coaat deeper and stronger with El Toro. Saddleback High wa.a left untouched -and that's justified Inasmuch a.a the Roadrunners have been runnmg around Orange County m Cll'cles for the past 12 years, constantly switched from one league to the next. It'a a two-year format, but like moet, moves are made with a thought of stability for every 1ehool (Saddleback excepted) None should think of it as temporary • • • Laguna Hills H1gh's enrollment ia expected to gam col'l.Slderable ground (2, 145 for tour grades by 1985) be<:ause the proposed new achoo] in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District has been tabled. And there is speculatJon that Miasion Viejo may absorb some of E!l Toro'a nwnbeni. They've set a time and 11te for the F..diaon-FounUlln Valley alumni football game -it's going to be June 10 at Westmin.lter High. Games Involving Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar, &tancia and C.O.ta Mesa and El Toro and Downing losing lead off role? CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP) -Brian Downing, who tied an American League record last year by starting SIX games With home runs, may lose his leadoff job this aea10n, Angels Manager John McNamara said yesterday. ln his first season of leading o ff , Downing enjoyed a spectacular comeback with 28 homers and 84 runs batted In, bot h · career highs . And McNamara is considerln& taking better advantage of Downing's new-found power. · "Rod Carew, who has already told me he has no qualms about batting first, I would think is the ideal leadoff man because he gets on base," McNam a ra said following the Angels' four-hour workout at their training base. When shortstop Rick Burleson sustained a torn rotator cuff In mid-APl'il. Downing inherited ha leadolf role and became the fiagbearer of one of th£ league's most potent attacks. After missing most of 1980 with a broken a nkle and a sub-par season In 1981, when he batted .2 4 9, Downing set penonal highs m virtually every offenaive category while batting . 281 last year. Converted to left field, the ex-oltchet set another league record by not committing an error In 158 games. Brian Downing "I figure I got 75 extra at-bats batung leadotf," said Downing. "But my ideal spot might be sixth or .eventh I know I could hit for a higher average with men on base" Outfielder Ell11 Valentine, ·shelved for a week with a ..-e h~l. resumed workouta Monday . The Angels have one more day of drills remaining before it opens exhibition play tomorrow In Tue.on against Cleveland. Runs don't come easy for area preps Kuhn's job maybe safe --Turner Estancia, Ocean View, Huntington, Edison, Irvine, CdM combine for 3 scores It waa a tough day yesterday foJ area baaeball teama aa Eatancla was no-hit by Mater Oei, Ocean View was clipped by Padtica, Huntington Beach was shut out by Cyprea, and Ed.i8on was thumped by KatellA. In other pme:a, Woodbridge stopped Irvine, and Laguna Hilla held Corona del Mar acorele.. Here's what happened: Mater Dei 5 , Estancia 0 Three Monarch pitchers were Wied In Mater Del's no-hitter. Mike Matthews atar1ed and rot the win, with relief held from Pat Dubar and Brian Regan. The trio combined to atrike out 11 Estancia batters. Steve Kirkpatrick had th.rtt hita for the Monarchs, while teammate Mark Stomp had the ble game, collecting three hiu including a double and a home run. along with three RBI Pacifica 3, Ocean View I The Seahawks were el.uru.nated from the Loara Tourney, as the Mariners BCOJ'ed twice in the fourth inning. Phil Hillman had two hits for Ocean View, as Adam Buder added two as weU The Seahawks are now 0-2 Cypress I, Htn. Be ach 0 The Centurions scored the winning run in the bottom oC the seventh Inning, as they turned a walk, a pair of alngles, Fina Cup III next for world water polo LOS ANGELES -El.cht of the beat national water polo tee.ma ln the world will compete May 7-14 in the m FINA Water Polo Cup at Pepperdlne Unl"entty, It wu announced today by the Loa An1elea Olym)JM: Orpn.lzinc Committee (LAOCC}. ls co-apomored by the LAOCC and U.S. Water Pok>, the 1port'1 national aovernlna body. The FINA Water Polo World Cup will be the fl.rat of .everal 1983 eventa that wtll eerve u trial aealona at fadlltles that will be uaed for 1984 Olympic competition. Four 1ame1 a day will be acbeduled, with compe tition beatnn1na at 1:30 and 7:30, except for th• llnal day on May 14, when thete will be momlnl and afternoon Miiiam. Wtdne!eday, M.ay 11, II a ,..i day. and a sacrilke Uy to centerf1eld Into a VJctory m t.lle LOa.ra 1 oumey. Gary Buckles was the tough-luck loser for the Oilers, as he limited Cypress to only two hits over the first SJx inning, HuntJngton Beach is now 3·2 Katella 7, Edison I The Chargers found themselves down 6·0 after the first two innings. and couldn't bounce back from the early deficit Edison's Todd Mabe singled m Todd Nash for Ed.L9on's only run of the game. The loes knocks the Chargers Into the consolatio n bracket of the Loara Tourney. Edison E>lays in the quarterfinals of the El Segundo tournament tomorrow against Palos Verdes at the Chargers' home field. Woodbridge 2~ Irvine 1 The Warriors ran their record to 4-0 with the win, as Kevm Burke came on m relief of starting pitcher John Moreland to record the victory. Darrin Daniela moored the winning run in the sixth inning, aa he singled, was sacrificed to 8e<.'Ond by Moreland, moved to third on a ground ball, and was singled home by John Schroeder. Moreland had seven stnkeoull tor Woodbridge, while Burke added three more In the final Hi. The Warriors take on Diamond Bat at home tomorTOw. (See RUNS, Pa1e C!) Gauchos niust travel to Pasadena tonight By CURT SEEDEN OftMDllllJ .......... PASADENA -Saddleback Colle1e'1 rOlld to the Flnal Flght of the siaie community college basketball tournament haa one more pit ttop. Coach Bl 11 Brummel' a Gauchoa, lG·ll, aquare off tonithl (7:30) 11 Paaadena City c.oueae to determine t.M etahth and linal pl~U team for the aiat.e tournament. whJch IW1tchea to the Unlvetllty of Santa Cara Friday nJCht. the tournament. The winner of tonight'• playoff will meet Merced ln the llnt round Ftld.ay niaht. And ln Puadena, tbe Gauchoa are up aplmt one ot the top No. 2 teams atound. The Lancers competed In the difficult Metropolitan Conference with the likes of Pierce, El Camino, B&ketafleld and Lone Beech cc. aJnOn.8 others. "We've obvk>ualy Md to pJar, aQO(l buketbell to ,.t thlt tar, ' uya P11td•na Coach Oeor«• Ttn!an. Twm repcwndnl the United State.-1. Soviet Untcm, Federal ftesKabUc of o.mlny, Hunpry, Hol18nd. llaly, .. abd 'C\lbe WW QCl!IDll'W 1n:.ihi,~ &ourn•fMD' al )teppe_rdlne't eo..rw pool in MalbU. • of ,lt14 Olympic water polo oampiddan. I T&e u .1 . ~ 11 ~by Hun&lf{&o11 Beach re1ldent. ...... , .... 'n.. ""4 w.-Polo Wor1d ''Th.II tounwn1nt, wm pruYlde a ,reet OPPGl"lunl\Y for memberi of U.. Ull. Wat.er Polo Teeta to 1harpen lhelr 1kllh In tnwnadoNil oamDlt&Uon at the MIDI ... tMt wllf be \.-cl In the llM GelMi." llld 9w1 Shaw-, ehalnnan of the U;81 Men't lntttn1tJon1lJOl7mplc Wewr Monte Nlt1kow1ld defendlna champion, havinl won water palo c:otnpeU\lon ln the lt80 011ft'Dkl In .Moecow and 1 ' the D JINA Cup wheft It WM MW tn lNl ln 1ior11 ...-. The ~ .._ .a.. wcin IM World PaaacleOa, 2&· 7 and the No. 2 team from tht Metropolitan Confe,..nc. behind LA Pterce1 def•t.ed Sulta Barban CC U.Sv· Saturday nllht in t.bt ~ toW"Mmlftt. 8addl1bac:k 1ot p .. t hoat Cftru1 ln ILi re1lonal cf!:JOff -~ .......... Thi ... :nd-i.nc.r. ·;;;.. ........ ftfth Puadeu WH juat 7 ·0 In oanlerance DlaY. The Lanoan .,. led by e-2 1ophomore 1uatd Darnell Fletcher (27.0 a~) 'and forward Ran1om S.ve1 (10.0). •1MtH••4 by , ... oa Jnteraauoul• de ~4~ ..... OoaWltw Ta.. 8•¥1•& Union 11 1he Ch1m--h~ ... ~ ..... Au,auat In OutY!luU; 'llNiilOr. and l&•lh .ut of Lhe eouca-m ~toms. ..... pu'tldpa*W lft • ATLANTA (AP) -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner aays Baseball Commlsaloner Bowie Kuhn may have aaved his job by negotiating baaeball's new five-year, $1 -bllllon televialon package. The package, negotiated by Kuhn, Philadelphia Phllliea owner Bill GUea and Chicago White Sox owner Eddie Einhom., is "the best thini to happen to baaeball ~ rve been in It," Turner aaid. Baseball haa at1ned a $500-million oontrect with NBC giving the netw ork half of baaeball'• televlalon n1hta for five yeara, beginninr ln 1984. ABC haa th e option of matching that $500-mllllon fig\.ltt for the other half of the packqe. U ABC does not pe;k up the option, induatry IOW'Ol!S ay, NBC will put up the add.ttkmal $500 million to 1et the entire p.ck.aae. "It'a &o'na to make evwy team healthy a1aln flnanclally," 'l\&mer Mid. ''Wba\ It meam la Ml additional $8 milllon per tee.In per year rilht now. lt'aa verJbtc and very needed help to the overall apart. •• ''Thia peck.ace mtv. tM clu!lt. chance aaatn. f WU ln there btddlna for the whole ~ and tfi• World Serles? laiCi Turner, who aho own1· Super8tatlon WTBS and tbe Cable Newa Network, which an broMleui nationwide via cable ~~~.,•1• m1llJon for two ,...... '1\amw Mid. ••1 droY9 ...... ~ 400 Plft*-\t. and ... .,..,. .... •1 WWoft tor ftw ~ .;::. ':!.:;j:.....'••11•=··.ldt 1M '1'Y dMI. M .W a:IG& to ............. ~.°' .. Jla1 nzl i.-. .... , .. aWN,,...,CI> _- r I I Or1ng-e Co .. t DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, March I , 1811 LAGUNA From Page C1 • • • Marina's Filipek finishes No. I . MJll6on Viejo hlYe •~· crowda f'U\linl from 2,GOO to 4.000. tnduct. Corona del Mar, Coeia Men, Edison, rount~ln Valley, Hunt1n1con Beacl), Irvine, Newport Harbor and Unive.nlty. • • • Viking star averages 23.3 Al hf' did rrom 1\8.rt to ftniah, M"1"in.a 11111, CO.II lMN H~ aiuard Scott P'lUpek II thtt a~a·a l'lnckl\"1. l!lllllele Vanl'-thuyN, CdM lllllll•, Unl11enoy to pace 24 311 16. 14 29 ..,. , .. 14 20 n2 14. 14 23 ))0 14 3 14 high school leaders 10 2 a:a MtOftOPOulOt, ov 21 113 ., • .. If 1U H NloO!al. WMIJnlNt., ,. 1'3 u • 41 11 , .. 2t 0 Thc>mpeOn. Ht11 loh 11 m 71 10 to 24 13 2 21 M•l«'IOll, l!oiton " 10 74 10 .. 24 • • • Marina Hlah 1wlmm1n1 pr o du c t TI m P a·r 1 o n• contlnu•• to 1parkl1 at Bucknell UnJverslty. A 21.78 in the GO freestyle recently put the frt1thrnan ln a tie fOt' fifth on the achool'• all-time lilt. And, a ~2.~ ln the 100 fly hu hlm at the achool'a No. 3 plateau. hl1 1ehool aoorlnt le.der In bukt1tlMIU -aver'1i'"" 23.3 polnta • a•mc-with • Wolle, N9wpor1 1111bo< 22 "4 1U 14 111 24 ,HIO!t4ln. l!dieon I' 11 "' ~~ .. 10 76 ,. HMllMI, IJ TOfO 22 "° 1) t " 14' 24 23 l&O .. 10 to 11 hi~ of 1. u--, lf'tllne 21> 122 12. 14 13 4 24 ~ It I It to IQ 71 ,. l' VlkJniJI' at.at, the Sun.10t Lffgl.!4" JM041' blMOle 22 2Tt t2 3 14 127 24 ·-· W•UlllMt . ., It M It • n 11 Player ot the Year, led Marina to a llWNn 1Mt19 21> .... 11) 14 13 4 24 ·-· '°""'* v,.,., ll , .. 66 II 4 1 ll Wynn Coron1 Get Me• 26 2 ... 11 3 14 11 0 18 ~. OOMll View ",., u 10 71 14' We'11Umonl. fetancle 24 2M 111 13 11 3 17 OM..-. ..... Wnwlf t2 120 64 10 4t ,. The AraMila Hlah trtck and t1eld lnvts.ttioNl, euilv the clua prep mHC of the year for eome time now, II .et for April 18 wlth athletea repreeenting over l 7G echoola involved. uu:ond place finl•h in the Sunaet Leaaue. a l0-1amo apan in wh1c.·h ht' c •. leddlebllQI 21 244 11 0 P1lmbllde. Coet1 Meee 24 213 14 10 1 " iw..-1. fditon e.1~, M1tln1 ta .. u 1 38 It 21 112 u • 4 I 10 Area tchoola which will be 11endlng their blue chiP41 Carpenter tosses one-hitter Edison H l1h aophomore came wl\hln one out of throwlng a n o-hitter yeaterday, but settled for a one-hitter in leading the Chargers to a 4-l &0ftball win over Dana Hilb on the loeer's dhunond Carpenter struck out 12 while Mlasy Ford was the defenalve star with a diving cakh . It was the seaaon opener for Ediaon. In community college play, both Golden Weit and Orange Coast suffered loaes. ,awe fell to Fullerton, 2-1, averaged 2~.3 poln ta a i4UN'. Two other-. from the SuOIC!t League finished In the Top 10 for the area - Huntington Beach'• Jamel Garner (third) and Ocean View'• Byron Ball (seventh) Gamer averaged 16.5 pointa u game m leading HunUngton Beach to the Sunset League crown J.lld a berth In the CIF 4-A quarterfinals, while Ball averaged 15.5 for the season In which the Seahawks qualified for the 4 -A eliminations with a special playoff victory over Fount.am Valley Newport Harbor's Joe Seager finished as the area's second leading scorer. 10. It .... CorON det M1t 22 237 10 6 Wilton. 811ddlebllek 21 no tO I '°"'· Pff'#porl H.,t>or 22 219 811 lngletl111t. El TOfo 22 214 87 Ntll. ln1kle lt 113 •• JOhneton. btencie 21 211 93 RllO<l4N, ltvtne 26 232 t 2 Eoeon Co•t• Meu 21 lff 10 TnomH El T0to 22 172 71 C~ Unlveuny 15 113 76 Cook Coele Me .. 24 176 73 8tOl0YICh, In/Ille 24 171 7 t Everett, Unl~llly 23 189 .. l-tl, El lOfO 16 101 97 Wolff, COM 2S t&e eo 8t1nlOfG, St.ddleb.U 2t 138 84 Kot Co111 M ... 24 152 63 H11ker Np1 Hwbor 18 100 82 LuJan. Seddtet>llQI 21 113 58 McAlllllet Seeldi.t>ICll t3 75 57 C•te Un1venlly 20 110 5S Bela~ Unlvetllty 23 127 66 Keto. 11<10 .. t>ack 17 93 54 14 10 4 23 14 10.6 11 JOM• Ot'I, Wetmtn.t., a1 " 46 tO 46 10 14 11 0 23 Beuoh. Hin 8ffGll 23 100 43 8 7 1 12 14 10 3 23 1'1111. OcMn View 24 " 40 10 30 t3 14 10. 24 11 ·10 3 2t 14 •• 20 '°"'" c-• ~-14 92 22 0Hf ~ II 65 17 • . .... , .... ~ 14 1. 14 HUftl>ul Sen CMmenle 22 00 t9 6 1 19 4 • eo 18 O.Ce ... C-iio V....,, 2t 4M 113 12 14 4 32 14 08 16 Cert«. uoun• Hiii• 25 3M 16 5 12 12. 24 14 eo 18 s.dgwlck. C-i>e> Vllley 20 295 14 1 11 16.4 26 14 111 16 T ec>P«. LeouM 8"Gh 23 349 15 1 12 13 7 28 12 10 t4 Re~. Woodbridge 14 358 1411 12 10 4 26 14 6 1 16 f Of ltiQef. WOOOl>t ldge 24 333 13 8 12 13 1 33 14 70 tt> Muldef, C-i>e> Velley 29 343 12 8 12 12 4 22 t4 88 18 Rl>oret. Dane Htllt 24 29S 12 2 12 122 28 II 60 20 Wechenllelm San Clem 20 240 120 11 12 0 20 14 63 12 CrlWlorO. -,.INIOfl VlejO 21 227 108 11 toe 19 9 so 13 0111 Cap49t1eno Velley 23 243 10!1 12 105 20 13 80 t4 ~onune. Laouna e..cn 21 2111 10 4 11 109 20 14 S2 12 N-. l.AguNI 8Mch 23 232 100 12 95 24 14 so 14 batters as Dana Hills could get onJy two balls out of the infield the entire game. The hit ClU1le with two outs Ul the lut of the seventh Inning. while OCC had seven errors in a 3-1 setback to Cerritos. Both were conference openers. averaging 17 3 for the season for the Sailors. \lane.. C0<on1 <let Mar 21 I 13 53 10 611 11 WIM, Woodl>r~ 24 242 100 12 13 2 27 Rentrop, 0111e Illa 23 217 114 11 10 t 22 Roundi'tfi out the top five are Cerver. INIM 24 122 50 13 4 2 12 MCSWMM'f, Diile Hitt• 11 104 114 " 84 20 University igh's Norm Stolz.off ( 16.0) McGevrln. Npl Hert><>r 21 100 4 71 14 50 10 Anderton, C1po Vllley 27 252 113 II 72 18 Sn.wero. Npl HerbOr 21 91 43 14 50 IS Mc:Or-. i..eun• BMc.n 20 182 9 I 12 9 I 14 and Est.ancw's Jun Curtis (16.0) HOlmee. Sllddlet>eck 15 81 40 10 28 13 C .. , Cepi1lrllll0 Vlllley 28 243 88 17 s 1 23 Klei SeO<llet>tlCk 18 65 40 9 22 17 KeweOI, t..gun1 Hiiie 2s ns 88 11 8 ' 18 Joyce Lyman. a fresh.man. drove in two runs for F.dLSOn Uolden West is now 10-5 for the 8e8SOn whale OCC is 6-3. Area Top 10 II Ip H9. ... lunMt La4tgYe Wllllwna,~Hllll 24 188 8 2 12 83 17 Gwre11. 8111 c.n.nte 21 t72 82 11 so 20 RUNS SCARCE . • • From PaggC1 Laguna Hills 5, Corona del Mar 0 °"' ... Laeeue I Scoll ftUpell. "4arlne Ill 444 23 3 41 • tp .... II e ... ... Gt11fllh, MIMlon V .. jo 20 158 79 12 78 14 2 Joe S.IQlll. N-po<t Hllbo< 22 381 113 28 FMtpet<, M111ne 19 444 233 10 253 41 G1rc:M1,~Hllit 24 191 79 12 es 18 3 Jamel Q11ner. Min Beech 28 429 16.5 26 G11ner, Hin Beach 26 429 18 5 10 16 3 2e M.-icti. IMlon V .. jo 18 127 ea 12 86 13 4 Norm S1ol1off. Unlverelty 23 388 160 31 BaH, Ocean lllew 28 404 t5 5 11 18 6 27 L1111n. L= Hiiia 24 250 82 12 84 2S 5 Jim Cunle. E111nc11 29 405 160 28 E11lln, WMlmtn11er 22 320 14 5 10 13 I 28 MOWTy. laeton Viejo 1• 115 8.0 10 48 18 8 Ted 81111, Coete Meae 24 381 15.8 23 Whlletullr, Fin Valley 28 384 t4 0 11 t30 20 Hiit, Mlelle>n Viejo 111 113 59 12 6.0 17 7 Byton 8111. 0ciMn View 2e 404 15 s 27 Miii•. Hun11no1on e..cti 28 348 14 0 11 130 20 Hom, Sllll Clemente 18 104 57 10 a i 15 8 NICll Tepper. L~une 8Mdl 23 349 15 1 28 B Thompeon. Hin Bch 28 338 t30 10 10 8 25 YOO.. San Clemente 22 122 55 12 4 5 12 II Doug Plncltney. etancil 29 434 14 II 26 Neul'Nllln. Marine 25 321 128 10 113 31 Seundera. Dani Hiiis 24 129 53 12 53 12 10 A Aldo'iek:n. Woodbridge 24 358 1411 28 Downe, W•tmlnlt• 2t 258 12 2 10 118 23 p line. 09\I 111111 21 108 s 1 10 43 13 13 as 50 " 5.2 15 Lee Plemel was a one-man wrecking crew, u the junior was 4-for -4 hittina. while earning the victory on the mound as well. counters over the last five innlnp to d{op the Sea KJngs to 0-3 on the season. ... view L..NGue aw. ... LMOwe W~EO'-18 221 12 2 Judge. View 2e 298 114 10 14 7 33 ~k. MIMlon Vtejo 1t 109 27 e~ane. Mllelon Vlei<> 20 98 49 12 50 13 Hltrll. Oet>I Hille 24 1111 •9 12 41 11 Plemel pitc hed four innings. striking out four and walking only one. 6~. Npt Hltl>Of I tp , .... 22 3e1 17 3 • 14 Jecobl. fountalrl Vllley 2t 383 108 .... ~ M-.~Vlew 25 2iM 10 5 1112 11 "7 20 10 11 5 27 Muonovldl. San Clefn 15 71 -4 7 9 80 10 Kntgt111, Sen c.n.n1e 18 75 48 II 43 _The Hawks tallied single USFL gets a ''8'' from Vegas bookies Fro.m AP dl1patcbet LAS VEGAS -Sports book [!] operators have given the fledgling 4• • United States Football League a ''strong B" for their weekend debut although many books flunked when it came to setting a betting line. "l was very encouraged with the public response to the new league," said Jammy Vaccaro of the Barbary Coast Sports Books "I would .---------.grade them (the USFL) a Us solid B." Not so for those like Baccaro who set the betting line each week. With little on which to judge the new teams Fil except track records o f coaches and quarterbacks. most books missed the mark. "We lost every game, probably $20,000 total. But '-------.-J winning and losing is almost secondary when you're trying to build new business," Vaccaro said of efforts to cultivate USFL bettors. "The bettors came to a better conclusion than those setting the lines," added Sonny Reimer of the Cutaways Sparta Book. Vaccaro estimated $150,000 was bet at the Barbary Coast, compared to $1 million for the average National Football League Sunday. He attributed part of this to the fact the book'• limit for USFL games $2,000 to $3.000 while bettors and boob analyze the new league. By compari.ton, the book takes $1~.000 to $20,000 beta on NFL games, $25.000 to $50,000. for the NFL playoU games. Vaa:aro said his book took aeveral $100,000 beta for the 1983 Super Bowl. It will be mid-season before Lu Vegas books "get the feelin&" of the new league, V aocaro said. "I'll tell you, televi9ion la really gotng to make th.it league," Vaccaro said of the USf'L's lucarative TV pact. "I know with ua, we'll generate triple the betting acuon if the game ia on t.elevi9ion " Quote of the day "The first time Joe Altobe lli (new Baltimore manaaer) said 'hello' to some guys, he broke Each career record." -. Orioles ace pitcher Jim Palmer, whose relationship with the feisty Weaver the last .-everal yeen was cool, at best. Rams' ticket prices go up The Rama, who lqied to a 2-7 • Nadanal FCJP.iball Leacue record ln •. • till, annaui\ced yesterc:laf they are itWna ticket prices for 19e3. ~ lfeainntna with the pre1eaaon opener llpinl't the s.n Dle,o 0w-aen on Aue. e •t Anaheim Stad.tum. tidteta wfilc:t\ hav• told tor f 1& will be booNd to $18 and $12 ~ have been taa.d to $13. The $8 dckem will raiW.n thAt ~c~ W9I &be ~ fOf' the club aince prk8 wen nlled f« tho 1880 .-an. Bukethall scores ... 1-molO, El TOfO 20 323 S1o12<>tt, Unlvv.lly 23 388 Curtle. E1t111G1a 29 •65 STOt.ZOff 76ers snap out of it JallH Erving 9COred 35 points m and Mo1e1 Malone 34 as the Philadelphia 76ers snapped a two-game losing streak by downing the Detroit Pistons 123-114 last night ln National Basketball Association action. Kelly Trlpocu threw in 30 points for Detroit, which fell to ita 20th straight NBA defeat at the Spectrum in Philadelphia since 1974 . . . Larry Bird acored 30 pomts and Cedric Maxwell added 19 to Uft the Boston Celtics to a 121-114 victory over the New Jersey Nets. Bird, ICOring more than 20 points for the 45th time in 60 games this season, dropped in 11x the final minute. while Maxwell added four free throws in the final nine seconds to five the CeWca their fourth victory Ln their last five scames Expos shut off Dodgers Four Montreal pitchers combined • on a th~·hit to pace the Expos to a 6-0 victory over the Dodger:s in an exhibition baseball game yesterday Biii GDUJcklon went three innings to get the wm, while Brad MJlh helped the Expos ICON! four runs in the fifth tnning against Dodger pitcher Dave Stewart with a bases-loaded lingle . Rookie center fielder Jolln Sbelby had four hits, including a h ome run and a triple, as the Baltimore Orioles won their second straight exhibition game. a 7-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves . . . Grea IAdukl doubled with two outa in the seventh inning and Ron Kittle singled home pmch-runner Claris Nymu to give the Chicago White Sox a 1-0 win over the Detroit Turers Defense dominated game BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -Coach m Jim Stanley had no trouble describing 4. t the United Stat.et Football League debut of his Midugan Panthers and th.e Birmingham Stallions. and neither did the 38,~2 fans last rught "It was a good defensive game first and foremost," Stanley said after the Panthers defeated Birmingham 9-7 on three field goals by Novo J:k>jovic, two for 49 yards and one for 48. Cougars upset UCLA PULLMAN , Wash . -m Sophomore forward Bryan Pollard tipped tn a Chris Winkler shot at the buzzer •• Washington State upsl'!t sixth-ranked UCLA 70-68 in Pacific 10 Conference basketball action la.st ni&}\t. Washington State led 66-64 with 2: 14 ttmainJng on a Pollard dunk and increued ita lead to 68-64 on another Pollard dunk. Two jumpen by UCLA guard Rod F01ter tied the aco~ at 68-68 with JO seconds left to play. Louis ups record to 23-1-1 Young Joe Louil, the World • Boxing AuociaUon's third-ranked junJor heavywefiht, knocked down Beuy GrlfflD three times en route to a 10-round unanlmoua declalon lut niaht In Chicqo to improve hit record to 23-1-1 .•. a.aria "RJp" EA&le, a former head C09Ch It Penn State who dlreCted the Nittany Llonl to prOm1nence u a colleglat.e football power. died yest.erday. He wu 76. Television, radio TV: NBA BMbtball -Laken at Golden State, 7:20 8.m., Channel 9. ftADI : NBA Baaketball -Lakera at OoJden State, 7:20 p.m., JU.AC (~70). Hockey -Ca1aarY at Kinp. 7:20 p.m.., KPllZ (l 1&0). roMORllOW-S R.AJ)IO BuebMl -Montreel va. ~at Vero. BMch. Fla.. 10:10 p.m .• KABC (790). - Knife for Schmiilt CLIW\WATD. na. (AP) - Third bUe'man Miki Schm.ldt =:'~";?3~ bt rud)' lo rH\Uftf 1prln1 1n1n1ni1 an io •n '° hfD ~ &he P.hlladtlphla PhllU11 ~....., Wll a lW•MW c=u::..l~llh thHt New10t'I. Fou11taln Velley 25 264 105 11 12 1 23 11 18.1 14 17 0 27 PlerNi, lAlguna Hlltt 20 92 -4.8 12 48 15 Plld1119. Marl11e 16.0 14 158 31 wertnet. Edlaon 18.0 14 14 5 211 H11rlgan, Hin Beech 23 242 105 10 lt 1 t7 22 221 100 tO a 1 23 C-111, MIMlon Viejo 20 82 4 1 10 38 13 25 250 101 tO 10 3 18 Ollgmueller, Dena Hill• 24 98 40 12 411 12 Patton Corps (VCI) rolls to tennis win UC lrvme tennis coach Greg Patton decided to give two of his top players the day off yesterday, knowing that the Anteaters probably would have little trouble witll visiting Boston University. And Patton was right as UCI breezed to a 7-2 victory, its 10th m 12 matches. With Jim Snyder (No 1 singles) and Eric Quade (No. 3) watching from the 81delines. Ptltton's corp; won all six singles matches, led by the play of freshman Bruce Man Son Hing. M an Son Hing had la ttle trouble winning his singles match, 6-4, 6-2 to run his record to 11 -3 on the season He also won m doubles. "We have 90 much depth, it's a coach's dream," said Patton. "We have too many good players, so we're trying to give some of them ume off" Gaucho guards tops UCI, ranked 19th ln the n.allon, met the Uruvers1ty of San Diego lOday and (aces Yale tomorrow at UCI Patton also announced th.at last week's ramed--out match with USC has been rescheduled for April 6 at the Racquet Oub of Irvine at 1:30. UCl wasn't the only area tenrus team that had an easy lime yesterday. Saddleback College guards Tracy Mitchell and Kevin He~enon have been named to the 10-man All-Pacific Coast Berkebile gains MVP Academy League champion Newport Christian High placed three on the flrst team. including the league's MVP, on the all-league basketball team as chogen by the league's coaches. Stella Berkebile. a 5-11 junior. is the MVP, while teammates Chris Yearly and Tina Anderson. also juniors. were named to the first team. Others from Newport Chrutian mcluded SE'<:Ond team choices Robyn Bettenhausen and Debbie Mohler. ,_ITffMI Stelle Berllec>lle (Newpon Ch•llli.tl), 5-1 t tr. LIP Jonee (CepialrlnO V911ey Chrletten). 5-11 er . Chr1e Yelf'fy (Newpon Cllrllti.tll, 5-8. jf Tine AndereCWI, W. jr , 8edty V ....... ey (Cel Luther en). 5-S w.; Meg NttL Cel WV.en S-6 IOPfl MCOND TWMI Jec:1<1e 11.,...., cc.i Luttier.,.1. $-1 IOPfl Ml• Tanner (~rlnO v-., C!wtttlAnl. 5-8 Jr Ro«>yn Bet~ (~ CN'-'t.nl ~-a . .,). L11 ~ CU'*'Y Ohtlatian). S-7. '' ). Bein Ern1t (Cit lu111•••n). ll·ll. s• I. Debbie Motllet (Newport Cfw'lellen), M jf ntlllD TUM Ot-trown (UMrty Cl\rl9t1MI. s-e. It 1. .1.-e LIO\<d (Ceptlitrlll'O Vf#lr/ Ctwtlllen. f.1 I~ .. l(rlewl Kelly ~I.e. tclP"' .. 8Nttey Ven 9NQoln (l.< ), M , .opfl a.Ill Loekerbee 1°'*1Y I. M , jf ) KUHN. • • From Page C1 -one more than requlted who voted ln November not to renew Kuhn .. contract when ft ~ltin~p hUn on \ht job.'' Turmr laid. Aaked U Kuhn could be nominated to au~ bimMlf, Turner rwpUed: ~ htppen.." Conlerence basketball team. Mitchell, a 6-2 sophomore guard. averaged 12.3 pointa per game in conference, while Henderson, a 6-4 freshman, averaged 15.1 points The backcourt duo was instrumental in helping the Gauc hos finish second in the PCC standings with a 9-5 record. Imperial Valley's U.D. Lee, a 6-3 sophomore, was named the PCC most valuable player. Track meet set for youth The ninth annual Irvine Youth Track Meet 1.1 acheduJed for Sunday with over 100 expected to participate. The meet will be held at the Irvine High Stadium and ti open to boys and girls born in 1968 through 1975. Day-of-the -meet registration will be accepted from noon to l p.m for a $3 fee. The hnt event ii scheduled to begin at 1 , with the top three participants In each event qualJfyinc for the Orange County Finale and the Je11e Owens Games to be held ln A,prU and May. A perpetual trophy wUJ be awerded ln boy• .and ctrh dlvl1ton1 to elementary and middle tchoola whoee atudenta mJrl the mr.i polnta. For further lnformatlon recardtna thla year'• meet, contact K evin K euln1 at 6e()..3839. 1''or i.natance, Coron.a del Mar High rolled to a 241/J -3 11'l win over Foothill as No. I singles player Brien Sullivan won all four of tus matches. as dtd the doubles combination of Lance McLean and Davtd Propp CdM ts now 2-0 In other high school play, &tanoa ran 1t.s record to 3-0 with an 18-10 victory over Huntington Beach, University rolled past Ediaon, 21-7. and lrvme shaded Dana Hills. 14 'h-·l31t'z. John Flagg won three of hts four matches to lead Estancia while tearrunates David lnadorru and Grq Spicer combined to win all four of their doubles sets. LUXURY LIASI PLAN FORUllDER 5396 Leasing Isn't right for everyont. but It may be the answer to your new car needa. 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T r"""'111 IUCI) a.,( Herrta. 6-2. 1-4 Ketilno (UCI) dll 1'"1 0-2 1·2 Ber"'9 (UCI) def FlncMiMn 0-0 6 1 K-(UCll o.t Shone 0-2 6-0 GIOIO ...... tUCll Oef K-0-1, 6-1 0...... K~ M......., (UCI) oel "81G-F., 6-2. 6 ·3 frl"•llll·IC•u• IUC ll Gel H1Nta-F1nc11t_,. l-3. 0-3. Peter~l()- 1 ... 1 def ~0-1-4 ~-I a... Comrnuntty coleee Womeft Orlfl9I c .......... _ ._ • ..... ~ tSAI Oii Alblnl 7 -I 0-0. Brown ISAI d9I lllilon. 6-2. o-3 ll<odll tOCCl oel M.,..,,111. 6-1. 1-2. l oll (SA) dll Vltll.l, 0-3 ~t Gar-tSAI oel °""""'· l-1, 8-3 ~ (OCCI Oii Gome o-4 1-I. 0-0 0...... Albllllt-Ertteon (OCCI oe! -.on-B<own 0·2 e 4 81odl1·0•r11n IOCC) def lo11-lr-. 0-1 1-4. ~ tOCCI dll o .. -.oonp. 7-6. 1-3 ~ 0 I .. .. Women'a eoftbell ~cou.aam Cettftee a. Or...-c..e 1 c-moe lOO 000 0-3 • 2 OtltlQ9 CoUI 000 010 0-1 s 1 Cl1lr 1nd Sw1n1on Antrobu• enO Brtc:li-28-Per,.,.., tCI ,..,_l.O......W-t FU11er1on 200 000 0-2 7 0 0-. Weel 000 000 1-1 3 0 WIH •nd Hennemen Fletcher end McElt .. "'°" IC"°°'-1--. 1, o.. ... ' EO-100 012 0--4 II 2 Dena Hiiia 100 000 0-1 I 3 C1r~1er end Trubo•lll Thomu end 0-• Orenge Ooat DAILY PILOT ITU419dty, Maroh •• 1013 Cl K.resich top scorer Golden WHt CoLei•'• John ,,.. .. ~ .... 11 u • , KrwJch, a ,;phomoTe forward, ,._,. ttown • • ' IOpl the a final community lMty ..,_ ti I I colleJ: buketball 1corlna 1\Allla wllh u 16 1 ave~o. ~COUT<•tn ~ltuo. H ::: ~ = Kre1lch, who avera.ie 1~ 2 llftel a... 21 OWIM t;lonOft " 11 N ,., potnta In South Cout Conference OetOft WMa ,. IO 41 1 .. play, led Oold •n Wwt to • thlrd ~T~ 28 M " tM place' fl.n.Llh and a 17·13 ov~rall ff .. )2 1IO Jeff I 141j)/141nt ,. " ti ., r~. Leoni~! 2t ,. 2t IOI Fre1hman ~uord K•vin John lerry ,. " 14 " Hendrrson ot addleback wu Ii-lha11Wll u " ,, .. 0.1110~ 17 I 1 u teelOnd In area ICO~ with a 14.1 Oetrletl .,.ore-n 11 • • 22 average durln~ t e regular lleul WM/ s 0 0 0 1ea1on. while range Coaal'1 HOOLaaACC (ta.H) Leland Bruce waa third (14 0). K9'/ln H~toft 24 1JO 11 »t OOLOIN WHT (1 .. 11) T lflOll Mitchell 2• t18 )ll tl'6 0 ,, ,1 , .. Aw, Ale• ACl11m1 2• 100 ,2 ,,, Jonn K'Mlch 30 114 118 .... 18 AOOy Ofound 24 aa 22 tU 8h«wt" Ourhem 31 181 .. •60 1• 6 0190 Wwd n 93 ,, 1S1 T~Mei 31 112 S7 261 9 I ~A·~· 24 12 13 117 S Oii It 31 98 eo 258 12 81etl Oii ..... 24 •2 HI 1~ £d ()o(ham 31 74 34 180 &e Aelpll JoMeon 20 11 25 ft Oennl•J-28 70 23 169 &I> Ron Aetlltrop 2• 29 19 ,. Oen Slt19r 30 St 38 1•1 .. 7 NOid W91kw ft 17 • 43 Ricn Murre¥ ~ 3S ·~ H 4 1 8111 8-:itlef a 1 1 3 John Merlino 15 1 4 PllUI Monen_, • 5 0 10 John Kre1:1ich BUlllTIN BOARD Prep trar" sc•edulea C«Ofta def Mer March 10-at E1tancl1'; March 17-at S1ddteb1ck ·; M.,c h 24-EI Toro•; April 7-at Irvine'; Apnl 14-Coat• M ... ·: Aprll 21-Unlverilty'; Aprll 28-at Newport Harbor'. II TOf'O March 10-at Newport Harbor··March 17-E111ncla': March 24-at Corona del Mu'. April 7-Colla Me11•, April 14-al University•; Apr II 21-al lrvtne•; Apr II 28-Saddleback' Eetende March IO-Coron1 def Mar'. March 17-at El Toro·, March 23-Unlver.Aly'. April 7-at Newpon Harbor•. Aprll 14-lrvlne'; Aprll 21 -Slddlebectl'. Aprll 28-11 Coata ....... lrYlne March 10-it Sadd .. bectl '. March 17-at Co••• M ... ·; March 24-Newport Harb<><', April 1-Corona del Mar•. April 14-•1 E1tancl1 •; Apr II 21 -EI Toro', Apr II 28-Untveralty' .... pcwt Herb« March 10-Et Toro•. March 17-11 University', March 2•-at lrvlna·. April 7-Eetancla', Aprll 14-11 Seddleback', Aprll 21-at Co1ta M ... '. Aprll 28-Corona del Mar' a.ddMbecll March 10-lrvlne', March 17-Corona del 11.4.,•; March 24-al Co1ta Me11•: April 7-Unlverally', Aprll t4-Newport H1rbor': Aprll 21-11 E11anc11·, Aprll 28-et El Toro• UnfVentty March 10 -Co111 Me11•, March 17-Newport Harbor·: March 24-at E111ncl1 •, Aprll 7-11 Saddleb1ck •. Aprll 14-EI Toro·, Aprll 21-11 Corona del Mar·. April 28-at Irvine' 'denot• S.. View Leegue mMt; AH mwta at 3 pm ld1eon March 17-11 Long Beacil Wllaon (2 4S); March 24-Marlne". Mitch 31-Hunllngton Beactl'. Aprll 14-11 Founlaln Valley'. Aprll 21-Wu1m1n1ter·. April 27-et Ocean vi.w· fount.in v.-., March 10-Mllllkan 1nd 8annlng (3 15 March 17-Ptui X (3 15), March 2•-11 Huntington Beach•. March 31-at W11lmln1ter'. April 1•-Edlaon'. Aprll 21-0oeen vie.•, ~II 27-at Marina' HutltlftOlon lleech March 19 -Beach Clll .. lnvttatlonal al Newport Harbor (11 a .m .); March 2• - FOYntatn Valley'. March 31 -al Edi.on·. April 11 -11 Ocean View•; Aprll 21 - Marina'. Aprll 27 -11 WMtmln1tet' Mertne March 10 -G1tden Grow; March 17 -at Magnoll1; Marett 24 -at Edlaon•; Mitch 31 -Ocean View', Aprll 14 -at W•tmlnatet'; Aprll 21 -at Huntington Beec:h'; April 21 - Fountain Valley'. ~¥1- March 10-11 Savanna; March 17-at Laguna Hiiia, March 21-W11tmln1ter', March 31-et Manne•: Ai>rll 14-Huntlng1on Beach', April 21-•I Foun1aln Valley'; April 21-Edlaon· Fl11•1a11 s1Jaw Fred Hall'• annual WMte<n Fishing T9cicle & Flahlng Boel Show wlll be neld tomorrow lhrough Sunday at the Long Beach ConV9ntton Cent., On dlapley wtll ti. rod•. ,..,., llnea, IUf"ee, lacitle bo•"· hltltng cran and lamlty boet1. Show houn are 3-10·30 p.m. w.dneed~1 through Friday, noon-10:30 Saturday and noon-t SYnday. Ticket•.,.. $4.50 ror adulta, 12 tOf chtldren under a. 1'ennls tourn•menl The Pacific South..at Tennta Open 11 Mt for Aprll 9· 17 at the Loa Angelea Tennie Qub The competition wlll fea1ure 011 onj Loi Anoelea appearance of the yeer by r nlng Wimbledon and U.S . Open champion J mmy Connors. Daytime -Iona wlll begin at noon Mondey through Friday and 11 1 p.m . on Saturdey Evening SM81on1 will begin 1t 1:30 Tueedey lhrough Saturday. The flnal1 are .. 1 lor 2 p .m Sunday, Aprll 17 Ouallfylng rounds wlll be held II 10 a.m. Saturday, AprU 9 and again at noon Sunday. Aprll 10. . ,. Tlcketa are on aaJe at Tleketron and Mulual outlets Ticket prlcea 11111 11 M for general adml1aloo and 18 lor r--...d Mlltlng. Box seats stllf1 at 115 Addltlonal ticket Information 11 avallllble by phoning (213) 463-2312 Racquetball tournament Golden west College wlll host lhe Huntington Beach Open racquetball champlonshlpe March 18-20. Div111on1 In the thrH-wall tournament Include men'1, womef\'I and mixed doubles In A. B and C dlvlelooa. A men'• open etngtea and men'• and women'• B-C alnglea eventa are also planned Entry fee la S25 per team and $ 15 tor ainglea All p11tlclpant1 wlll receive a compllmenl1ry T ·lh"1 Aral through third and conaotallon w1nner1 wlll rec.Ive aw11d1. Entry deadline 111 March 11 For more Information, call R1ul Duarte 1t 892· 7711, utenlk>n 529 on W9Mdeya, or Cerol Herd a1 893-5821, -•nga Of w.ekend9. Ott-road r•eln6 The L09 An~ County Felrgl'OUnda w411 ti. lhe aHe of lour majof off-road champlonlNp grand prllll raoee thl1 spring and tummer The lour-race Ml'lee 11 llated lor Saturdaya. April 16. May 21. June 25 and Juty 23 Slaning time lor all ~ta la 7 p.m The olf-road Champlonahlp Grand Prix leeturee a lhree·qu1rter mlle track which Includes 1 thrM-gr00\19 paulng .,.., Each evenl wlll leeture c loted couree competition In lour c:leMM: unHmlted eingle Nit vehlctea, grand nallooal lrucka. aupet 1600 elngle and lwo·tHI vehlclaa and three-wheeled A TV type vehlc:tee Tlcl(eta for all evenll will go on .... thla month. Lllkers IMskeiull "-................. . March 9 -Sin Diego, March 12 - Chicago; March 16 -Phoenix; March 11 - Kansu City; March 20 -0.UU: March 2.2 - Seattle, Mardi 25 -Sen Antonio; Man:ti 27 -Hou11on: Marc:ti 29 -Sen Diego. Aprll 1 -Nftl Vor1t: April 8 -Golden State. April 10 -Phoenix: April 15 -Seatt19, 8:30 pm.; Aprll 17 -Portland. All gamea at 7:30 p.m un .... other#IM noted. All g1me1 played at the Forum In l,.i.wood lcice1 prlcee at'9 l25.122.60. 112.&0. h .50 and 17 -Spring outl~oks for Barons Volley ball prospects bright swim title m , u 10 .... 1• 0 ,, , ,. II I .. .. .. , 10 u a.4 u I» 00 141 1' I t2 1.0 et •• 4' ,. ,, u oe 02 ·I ... I €.4 Otfln09 C0Mt DAILY PtLOT/Tu.day, March I , 1113 TCh .. LIN 8UNCI cow:::.. de'"fhe... of ANNA (CNMlt) tla ........ ..oTIC9 0/1 nlUITln IAU "°"°' ~ , ....... ...,.. HOllOI H1J1i1tY lftM, • ,..,._ IO lie held at Ml OUO W TIMIT OATW MMC* Worthy happy with progress 9M huellwl of OAMY COWAN. ...... Newport ..... c ........... or her eurwtwtn1 otrltdNtt .... a-":'FTlilf'..:a..-=- t 30 a-M. Oii ft, = 1118 • .:11'1 II 10 ~ o.rti. llttu, .._,._ ~~·· ..... =· ,,... ....... °::Jd!' Otenoe .. OOftdwOI I PllMo llelttne et " Wiii ~ WICI ~ YOU Alll M~TUllDIRA YOU N19 .. DDMA. W! A t•. , .... UMUU YQU TAJll 0110 0 .. T•lllT DA D AOTMMI TO PAOf.CT Yo.u.A-·---<~• NOYIMIH "· ''"· uw 1ill ,_,..n,rUIAYMIOUtAfA lllfonMllofl OOflCl•l'llllt \M PMlllllt INUMOI of ll'llolttH= 1811111 YOU TMI ACftCMe TO ....,,.o; "*'90 IM.&. • YOU ._ M INOU:WOOD (AP) -Jarne1 Worthy, the top pkk ln lut y...-•1 National .Jiuketball Amodatlon draft, hun't enjoyed the \ype of •uon t.Nt m.laht be •xpecied from eomcone ot that atature. flol*"t ,._. "'°'* TN 11tooeedl lf'Ofl\ ,_ .... of _. Ill Mr TAKI HOTIOI lhel th• IHCUtOfl Of "'• ...... Of .,, IHved) .,. lntelldecl lo .,. llNf ,. l'fO• ... fl11enol119 ,., Ille KATHl.ll!H 'IT?ftATflllCK, late Of Wlnnl09a, MenHoOa, ~ ~Of..,_,_,, of-ot mote_. h lallowlllt ,,.,....,~ wlll IHll dlreotlon1 from Ula Court. of QUMn't lenoh In ,.,,, .. ~ proflott Ill the """ollllMle ll!IOUl'lte IP8Cifled fOt tMll YOU• •ao•1•n. IT MAY .. ~=le:.= A-:= IOU AT A "-"O IAU. •YOU YOU YOU IHOUU» COWfAOT A -..0 M IOUMATtOle GP ntl LAi"fitll. Wlnr1". MMltobe, on Apfl 11th. 1"3. et tO:OO o'dodc '" tM ::o".:~· L....-._. I~. MATUM Of' ntl MOC....... Oii Tueed~ M11rdl 2t tea • ~~=f :~*v"&u IMOULO 10 oo • m . ~1•11Hme;1oa Tlue But he'a not compl.ainina And neither~ thl' l..oe Anpl• I..aken. Cwme lenCl&lng ANO TAKI NOTICI that" you wletl to malt• rept-.ntetlofta '°""' C011n1r UfllllOOI Pot ... • 1.I00,000 OUA"OIAN T"UIT 0110 l111u1.,.1ce Colftpt 11)' H t1111ly 11"\llOU. 1 Cellomle GOfPO'Mlon 1ppo11111d T1ut1ee unt1111 111d M c1111Y IHOintecl T"*-8 under IN PllflUMI to 0.-of True& rt00t6ed !ollowll'IQ deeorlbed deed of tiwt MllY I, IH2, 1111\et Ho 12• 1IOM4 Wll.L HLI. AT l'UILIC AUCTIOH of Olftdel "8cofdt Ill the offtCe of TO THI HIOHHT 11001 .. 'o" "" CcK111tr "_.., Of Or8119e c.-.tH 01 11 Ml tor1h In t.ollon Coullly, 11•1• of Ce lllot11I• Ha•11 of the OMI OOCle .. rlghl h I G ul ed b,. OH A" I. I. a ' lltle Md lnlet1•t ClOll~ 10 W;d MITOHILL .I" and OAROLVNI! now held by It"''°" Mid C>eed ol HAU WILL ll!LL AT PUii.iC Ttull 111 llll pt091tly hereilllllll AUCTION TO HIOHl8l ltOOl!fl d411Cftbed l'OR CASH (p•y111te II 111111 of Nie "I'm pretty •tiafled with how thins• have aone," Mid the G-9, 219-Pound rookje forward. t>elor• the Oourt, you mutt llPC>M' In Po'80ft or by yout ~Mf. teHlng wtlleh In Ordof' mey be medo In your ebMnee. Cu~ "T" CO<p 181h ttlCI ·~ l e111e Al\t • 2.000.000 "I came In and had to make a few adjuatmcnll tO the difference between coUeae and thlt league. "Now, I feel like I'm proaresaina every time I play." O..pite not beina a 1tarter tor the defending NBA ehamflons, Worthy LI playing a Utt.le more than ~f o every aame, on the average. He has acored al a 12.3-polnl clip, pulled down nevly fi ve reboWld.a per aame and connected on almost 54 percent of hi.a field goal attempts. He played one of hLS best games of the season apinat the Be.ton Cel\k:a recently. aconna 20 pointa and grabbing 11 rebound• while playing 37 minutea. How doee Worthy, who turned 22 recently, feel about coming oft the bench? "l don't put a lot of emphasis on 1tarting," h~ said. "I juat let the playing time take care of il3elf. That's the way I try to look at it. I don't worry about aUlrtlng. I just worry about the team as a whole, not about myself "I think the role I'm in benefits me, to be able to sit on the bench and obeerve what's taking place. When I go into a game, I have a better Idea of what to expect." Worthy almost certainly would be starting, and seel.ng more action, If he was playing fQr most of the other teams In the NBA. Thus, he would probably have better statl.ltica. Forward Terry Cummings, for example, is averaging more than 20 points and 10 rebounds at s.n Diego. The Clippers, who are 20-38, ~lected Cwnm1np u the No. 2 pick overall last year. Worthy conaiders hlmself fortunate to have been drafted by the defending NBA champions, who have a 40-15 n!<:Ord. ,unher enqult ... cen be mede to the Cletk 01 the Court, Court of OuMn'• .. notl. 4011 Broadway Av.nu.. Winnipeg, M•nltob•, Caned•. A3C 3L8. Publlaflod Or01\G8 Coall Dally Piiot. Metotl I . 8. 10, 1913 1227·13 Nil.IC NOTIC£ incnnoua IU ..... 11 N,,_ aTATWMIMT Tiii loflc>Wlng ~ .,, doing bualllMI .. LIF£TIME HEALTH 6 "TNl!Sll UNLIMITED. 3262 DallOll Av• Coala M .... CA t2820 lland11 8at11on floH 3262 Dakota Ave . Coale Men CA 1120211 AuMlll 0 RON. 3262 l>UOll Ave Colla Meta CA 112828 Thll bull,_. It QOl\ducted by en llldl....OUal S~• &en--. Rote MllC NOTICE ,IOTITIOUl ..... U M.-tTATl•NT Th• lqllOWlllO f)lltoll I• dolno l>uel,,_U 81 L BAEV AO O,.N 0 COMPANY. 347 ()ale Street. Coal• Miii. c .. 1t0fnl111f1128 B1uc;e And11w 81ib11y. 34 7 ()gte Street, CotltJI MIN, Cellfo<nll 111820 Thi• buelnMI •• c:ondu<:led by Ill lndlVtCluel aruc• A 11111>1.., Ttu1 1111-1 wu flied wllh the County Cleric of Of'anoe County on Maren 2, 1983 Thie etll-1 WU lllld Wllh Ille County Cieri< ot Or•nge Coullty on "21011<4 Publl•n•d Or•no• Co11t Delly PltOtll Piiot, Match &. 12, 19, 28, 1"3 Fii> 25, 11183 Pub1t1n1d 011no• Con t Dally '1'44·83 P1to1 Merch 1. 8, 1s, 22, 11113 PUBl.IC NOTICE 100·83 -------~~~-------------'ICTmOUI IU .... H Nil.IC NOTICE MAMll ITATW•NT ,,,.._,,,.,. --·· The lotlowtl\Q pertonl are dOlllQ ,..,,,...., --t>uel,,_ ... ..... aTATIMINT DESION CARPENTRY, 1063 W The followlng perW0M Ill doinO Wiiton, Cotta M .... CA 92827. bu-u . Richard S Durnell. 1063 W. SELECT COIN, 10t7 t D•le Wiiton, Cotti M .. 1. CA 92e27. Street, Stanton. CA. llOelO Robert T Durnell, 1230 S D.n ~. 104 Via Anllt>ea, OatnWf, Santi Ane, CA 92707. Nowpor1 BMcil, CA 92880 Tl11• buelMH II conOIJcted by • Raymond ~. 1097 1 Dale general pal1narlhlp Street, Stanton, CA. 90880 .&. Rlehatd S. Ou1nell Jtm•• C1uttenden. 2~ 1 Thi•'"'""'"' wat tlled with tha Shlpwey '--· Newpot'I 8Hcfl, CA Counr, Clerk of Oranoe County on 112800 Feb 26, 11183 ™• ., .. _, WN llled Wllll 1111 fl'210M7 County Clerk of Orenge County on Publlalled 011n91 CoHI Delly Feb 8. 1903 Piiot Mardi t , 8. 15. 22. 11183 Ctvtc Cellter 11ar11o HC)UllllQ Cofp Corona 0.-. .. CIPll'lll•I Seecf"I 11111 ttlCI lc>utOIOfl ,.,,,. All• {dwn• ltreet ,.,,,.An• "8111 II reet . .,, .. ""' Jaoll.on ,,, ... ,.,,,. ""' "-""" end 9Mcfl HUll!lngton 8eeoh o. ... .,, Ind Utlee Hun11no1on 8ect1 CIMC>UI Drive end lllfk....,. lrvtne H.,....111d Ave end Clllfornta 1""'11 Cempu1 Drive end Ber 11....,. lrvtne ENI Vele Loop'*- Allon Parkway at'CI 89r1ng BrOOlt Nor111 '"""' Alton Pet11w1r t>et-l!ut Vele Loop MO Creei. Roed lnMI !Nini Center Orive end HM<lhll- lntlne Santi Ane Fr-ay MO Y•le '"""' 211413 N O<enge Olive Road 0ranoe 2108lyon Sanll An. aoo Rott StrHt Anaheim 6842 Klnotnan 8uene """ &e 11 lluml\em Buetw Perll • 3.000.000 • • • 130,000 U0,000 620,000 • 2.200.000 • 2.200.000 • 0,450,000 • 2.900.000 • 6.450,000 y{aooooo $ 11.800000 $12,000,000 $ U00.000 • 180,000 • 1,000,000 • 200,000 t 300,000 t 338,3e5 $ 128,000 ' 1«,000 T "u. T 0" "I c HA" D f In lewfUI mony of Ille un ... ltaletl) N I C H O l t A N O J 1! R R 1 I! R . II Ille Cl\apm.,, °'"enu. etllt-10 NICHOLS hutbllld ind wlle ..... Ille Clvte c.n1., lulldlno, 300 I! joint lenMtl ' Ch1pm111 A111 , 0111101. CA •II BfNl!FtCIARV AL8lRT E tight, lllle ll'ld 11\llfell ~ 10 Ind n-held t>y II IHwlet Mid DMct BRANDI.I, JR 1nd CARMEL 0 ol l nlll 111 the Pfoe>ett eltlHlled in 81'1ANDU, ...,.,,d and wit. u jOllll ry •nu 111111111 •• 10 111 undivide d 'A Mid Coull1y and 81a11 dMu'lbed • l11ter•1 AlalRT I! BRANDll. 111 The _, IO 1-of the -390 ANO LINDA l Bl'IANOll tw.t>and 1111 ot lot to6. Hlwpoft M-. TreGI Ind wife .. joint lenMlt u 10 .,, " 1how11 on • mtp IKOfded In UlldM6ed 'it lntet•I bool< ! pege I of Miao.II-• Rl!OOROEO NOVll'llW II IMO Map1 In Ille otflco. ot tne -ly u l1111rum1111 No 23907 'Book •eco•d•• 01 .. ~ 01•~ Col.Inly. • C1utorn~ whlc:h 11 lhOWn • peicel 13838, P•o• 1277 of Olllc;tal 'on• meo hied in book 110 paige Record• 111 1111 otllc;e o t lh• 31 01 PatCll ~· in the ofilce ot Recotoer of Orange County 8111d 1111 county reco<Olr of NIO county Deed of T1ut1 de1c;1lt>H th• The 111811 l ddrtn and other IOllOwlnQ P'09«1Y common dlllQn•tlon, II tny, of lhl PARCEL 1 •H I p1ope11y deecrll>ld •bov• 11 The Nonh h~of the l!ul 113 1,11 ol purported to bl 8711 w 18th e1 , Cott• M-CA the WHl 12 tHI ol lot 402 ol The underttgneo Trutl•• Newpon Mlle T111Ct. In lhl Ctty of d l1c111m1 1ny ll•t>tllty 101 any Coll• M"'· at .nown on • map lflcooect,_. Ol 1111 111-addf-1Ho1ded In Book 6. Pege t ot and othef c;ommon dNIQn•tlon If Mltcell1neou1 M1p1, record• of •ny. lhOwn llefeln · Mid County. S•ld u la wlll 1>1 med•. t>ul PARCEL 2 wll11out coven•nt or wa111nty. An HMITl«ll f()f privet• IOl dWl'I' •• pr ... OI Implied. 1egatdlng lltle. purpo911, with the right ol !not-pO•MHlon. or encuml>l•nCM. lo end agreH over end elono the P•r IM remaining pr~t """ ot Soutnerty t 1'A feel of the Honh one the "°'" MCOrld by laid Deed o1 half ol the W•I IH ,_,of Loi 402 Trull. with 1nteret1 thereon. 11 ol Newpot'I Meta T18ci M per mei> provtded In Mid note .,,,_ If recorded tn Book 6, Page I ol any. under '"' term• 0of lllld 0.:.0 Mlecellan•~• Mtpt, 1eco1d1 ol o f Tru•I. ''''· c l1"0•• and Mid COunty uper>-ol the Trutl• end ol lhl EXCEPT the EM1 83 IMI thlfeof t1ut11 CtHlld by Hid 0..d ol MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS Truel 843-1145 Plumer St11a1, Cott• Tiii total emount ol tl'le unpllld Meta. ClillornlL t>•tance of the Obllglllon MCUred "At the time of the draft, l was ready to face the comequence. o f being d.ra.fted by a team not as good aa the Laker&." wa Worthy. "l was going to make the best of it. ~ 1087-!3 Publllh•d Or•nge Cou l D•lly ----.. ---.IC-NO_nrc_____ w .. 1 ... n Propertlel Piiot Feb 12, 111 28, Mardi 6, 1983 r~ 1"4 Rlrnhurtl and T111>uCO Laite F oreet ' 3,370,000 ' 8 .000.000 (II • ttrHI addr-or QOfTllnon by the properly to be aold •nd d111on1t1011 11 thown above. no re 11011eble 1111m1110 co111. wa rr•nly It g ive n •1 lo Ill ·~end lldvencea 11 !he'""' ~-or oorr~I Ol lhe lnltlel publlc.etiollof the Notte. Thi 1Mn91\dat)' Ullder Mid Deed ol Sele II '42,823 es 78843 ---,,inc=nnou=~~.~.,~-=~ .. ~- ....-aTA~ "I reel.ly don't know how much more playing time would affect my stats. I would assume the more minute. you gel, the higher your stats are." Tiie following p111on 11 doino incnnoua ., ... ,, bull,,_ .. MMM ITATamN1' K & A TRUCKING . 2700 The tollowlng petton 11 doing Pat•ton Pl-. MO. Colt• Mell.. bu-.. Cellfornla 02828 OROUl!STA CAAIBE, 13882 l(enneth Eugene Smythe, 2700 Worthy, from Gastonia, N.C .. passed up rus senior year to tum pro. He finiahed hi3 career at North Carolin.a with a flourish, 9COring 28 points in leadipg the Tar Heels to a 63-62 victory over Georgetown in wt spring'• NCAA championship game. Yoeemlle Drive. W111m1n111r. p.i.,_., "'-· MO. Coat• ....._ Calltomll 92e83 Celilornte 112$28 Armando Norberto Oomei, Thie buW-le oonduc:ted by .n 13882 Yo1emll1 Dr l v•,lncSMdual w"1mtns1.,, Celllornll 112883 K.,,,,..h E Smvlhe Thie ~ II conducted by .,, Thie 1tatemen1 ... -11i.o With the 1ndMoue1 County Clerk of Of'enoe County on Atmando 0-Fet>ruary 15, 11183 Thll etll-1 -ftleO with the , .... County Clerk ot Olange County on Put>llilled Orenge Co111 Dally February 23. 11183 Piiot. Feb 111, M . MM 5, 12, 1983 Lohillan rites ,210UI 907-§3 Pu1>tl1hed 01•no• Co111 Delly •mt IC NOTICE PllOI. MarGfl 5. 12, Ill, H , 11183 r~ __________ 1_1_•:t-~ll3 --~~IC~TTTIOU~~~.~_,...:."'."."::-=-::=aa='="-- set tonight Service• will be held at 7:30 tonight for lODBUme c.o.ta Meu .resident M.ichaeJ S. Lohman. who died Slmday at 69. A 1931 USC graduate, Lohman later earned a muter'• degree ln phyaicl and was hired in 1933 as the concrete engineer for the construction of Boulder Dam. While in the U $. Navy relef'Ve he oversaw engineering problems connected with the rescue of downed flyers in the South Pacific. Following World War ll he l\arted a wholeeale grocery bualneu that led to the creation of a Mexican restaurant chain In the Southwest. He moved to Oral\i(" County in 195-4 and later worked for a chemical company. After retiring in 1978 he started the Crescent Cement Co. in C.O.ta Mesa. Lohman wu active in the Seafaring Masonic Lodge and the Loag Beach Scottish Rite. "Swvivora include his wife, Marion. children. Elizabeth Vargo and Wllliam Lohman; 8eVen grandcbi1dren and four put--~. ServioetJ are at the Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel. The family ii uking that donations be made to the American Diabetes Aasoclation of Southern California. PWUC NOTICE ACTYTIOUe .,... .. ..._ITATl•NT The lollowtng pereone 1111 doing buW-M THE BEACH HOUSE. 3111 I CfP'I. IMne. Celltornlll 92714 Emily W•lh9rt>y. 3911 C8Pfl, '"""'· CaMornle 97714 Wed-11t Oller, 3t 1 1 Ceprl, INine, Cellfornia 92714 Tblt ~ .. conoucted by • generllpannenttip ~W'™f'by Thlt ., .. _, w .. llleO Wlll1 the Counr, Cieri! of OrlllQI County on M•Cfl 2, 11113 • n1t9a Publlalled 01ano• Co111 Delly Pltot Matefl 5, 12, Ill, H 11113 ICMS-«I ACnnGUe llU IF HM MAl9 ITAT'llmJfT , The follOWlllQ petlOll I• dOlllO ~-DAVID N HIBBARD ANO ASSOCIATES, 3199A Ntwty Ave . Coate Mole, CA t2828 David "4elao11 Hibberd, tllOO $M4rlft 0.-, Con>lla del Mer, CA 92025 n.i. ~ le oonducted by .,, lndlvlOl>li. Oevld H HIO«lorel Thie llat-• -lllecl """ '"' County Qerll of Or-. County Oii Feb II, 11183 ,..... Publlahld Orenge Co .. 1 D•lty PllOt. F.o 12. t9, 2t. Marc:fl 6. *3 ,.,,_.., NA• STA ftMINT Thi following peraon 11 doing bualnetl .. JIMMY'S VOLt<SWAGEH, 10:M Valencle. Coett Mele. CA 92e28 Jimmy Nell, 1034 V•lenc;I•. Cotlll Mlle. CA 112828 Thll t>u•lnnl 11 OOftdueted by an lf>dlvldull Jimmy...., TIM Mat-i -Ned Will\ lhl County Clarll of Or8f'08 County on Feo 2!>, 11183 '219Me PubllM!ed Orange Cou1 Delly Pllol MllGll I 8 IS, 22. 11183. 1CMt-r NllJC NOna PlCTITIOUa _, ..... ...-1TA.,._..,. The follo••no Pl'•on 11 doing °""""" .. TRAVEL CONCEPTS, 2~22 Hiii¥!-Dr . l mgune Nlguel, CA nen Robert 0 Olc;ll, 24322 HllMew Or , l agun1 N!Quel, CA 92877 TMI buW-I• conduc:led by en lndlvldual Rot>el1 Q Dick Thlt 1181-t WM flied wltll lhe County Clerlc of Orenge Coullty on Feb 25. 11183 1'21'111 Pubttehed Orange . Co111 Dally Pll04 Merc;n 1, e. tS, 2:2, 11183. 1019·83 PtBJC NOnct P1CTITtOU8 9Ulllm .. MAISHA,..,,., Tiit followlng Pl'IOll le dol110 .,...... IEIJH .lmcEI ------------NEWP ORT CH AMBER RAMPTON 1976 when she moved to tM M A R Y N E L S 0 N San Francisco area to be RAMPTON, rutdent of with her dau1hetr•. Burllnpme. Ca., widow of Survtvtni att 2 daughters H.F. (New) Rampton. Pa.ed Merk tuiwier, Bucllnpme. away in. Jk&rlinpm. C.a. on Ca. and Shirley Dick. of El March 4. 1983 foUowlng • Granda. Ca.. grandchildren len1tby lllne11 Mra Leslie W ood end Nark Rampltln wa born October S t e v e n • . 6, 10 1896 ln San Mardal. p-eat-uandchlldren Eric and New Mexico and moved t.o Erin Sherwood and MariM Hunlln4(ton Beach, Ca. ln Stevens. Friendl may call at 1912. She wu a resident of Pierce Borthera Ssnlth•! HunUncton Beecb.. Ca. until Mortuary from 12 noon to ----------..9:00PM on Tuemday. Maleh McCObietal MOlTUA .. IS Laguna Beach •94 9415 Lagun.i Hills 168·0933 S•n J.J•n Capostrano 495 1776 I MAaoa t..AWM-MT. ~IYll Morh1•rv • <Ame tery C1em1 tory IGZS Goite< -"v• Costa Mesa S40-55!>4 8. 1983 2h w here Eutem ....n Publlt hed Orange Cout Delly Pllol Fee>. 12, 19, M. Marc;1t II, 1Ma. 1 12..a,, Star 1ervlce1 w lll be----------- cond u c ted et 1 :OOPM "8JC NOTICE Wedne9clu. March 9, 1983 PICTmOU8 .,... .. by Seulde Chapter #2:19 _.. ITA~ O.E.S. Interment wlll be TM followlnl ~ .,. doing mede at We1tmln1ter ~~ILY JIW!La: OF.J Cmemeiery, PWIU Brothen OllTAl8UTO"I; T"AVILINO Smithl' Mortuary dtndon. TRIA9URU, 11t7 , ... , Cff060. :1~39. OoMa MMe. CA tH2t . RDTON ..,., K Jardine. 1111 l'eney LYLI B . HESTON, Cltde~T~ °t.ma'AnUodt resklent of C:0.. Meta. Ca. Or • 1Mne. CA. ft'1't Pueed awa7 on March 4. Tiiie ~ 11 -••• "' • 1983. Swvtwd by Belowd "'*11 s::;:f. hU1ba.nd of Vicki Bnton, nt111 ee11-1 W..""t.t..., ._ lovlnt father of Warren ~ Oler&c of ar..,. c.uncy °" H•ton of St. Lilla Louie, ,.. a. 1ea. Mimouri. Lyle 8. u.ion, Jr. itvblttttod °' co.at"-::: of Ret\o, Nevada. Paul A l'Wot. ,_, ta. ,.7...,. ~ ttel Btc:muJcman o( ~W Ct\as. 71MI Ca. and Ntyl• Dlanne ' - ll&rn*I of Auron. CoJ.ndo ~ llJTIC( and Unda liWte Mon1a of --===~~=::-:.-......,. s-.. .., .. ld. Mt.outt alao PIC'T~ .. ~ ~ bJ '~ um..::.;;-, -and 2 ........ bY ~ TM~ ,..,..,. .. _,. and Mabel ,..,. ot a.pd ~ .. cu,, South Dallota. arr. '·""..,= l!:::o"'1 JIHtoa was J'acllttln ~. """'1 M•n•a•r of •be Sln••f J17_•11tteo1 " ._NII.'':: C..~1 "" ,., ~ .... =,,.., ............ ,.,., ~~"=-.-=..;: Vlflrr-.J~?:• ii. ii .. 1 .. ... ,... iiii'ii -•• .... .......... hrL ........ ~_._"' .....: ......... n -.....,.. .......... • "°""" _... ......... .. =~ii!!r'~ ,:/=,~ I • PL.AVERS. ~latry Hotel, 18800 MllOArtttur BtvcL IMne. Cellfornle 11~ell ue Hope H11tn 213 A•oc\ido SltH I. No 22. Coll• Mela. Cllltllmle 11~7 Thlt ~ It condUdOd by In lndMdull ....._.HopeH_,, Thie ... ,_, -llled wltll the County CW1I of Orenoe Coullty on FIClruery 14, 19'3 r.-a Publlthed Ora1nge CoHI D•llY Piiot Fet> 19, 29, Mat S, 12, 11193 916-13 • Celle 8onor• Rold Md El Toro l..aqune HIHt Al leUI 20 i-Olllt of the r111tel unite In NCll ptOjec;t financed with bond prOQMdt wll bl 1equlfed to t>e tvlille!Me for occupeny on • pt10rlly bUll by to.-lnoome IM'tlllee .. defined Ill c.Hl0tnl1 HHltll and S.lety Code Section 500711.6 All PERSONS HAVIHO ANY INFORMATION RELEVANT THERETO ARI! HEREBY INVITEO TO APPEAR AT THI! TIMI! AND PLACE Ml!NTIONl!D ABOVE TO PRllll!NT SUCH INFORMATION TO THE 80Afl0 Of SUPERVISORS O.ted Marefl 7, 1983 (SEAL) JUNE AL.l!X>.N0£A, Cllllt of the BOlldof~of Or.,. County, Cllllornlt PubHthld Of'anoe Coat Delly Piiot, M11cn 8. IS, 1983 Nil.IC NOTICC HOTICI M ... "'"°. IALa PLAINTIFF TOM THUMB GLOVE. CO , INC vt Dl!Fl!NOANT KWANG-Wl!I HAN, eut No 2W4-81, Nil.IC N01lC£ ,tcTmOUI eu ... H ""* ITAftWNT FOTO-TAUI R&D. 301~ Carob. N9wport Beec;h, CA 112800 L G Wern• McL111n. 3015 c wob. N9wpor'1 BMCh. CA 112eeo. Ronlkl A ,.. .. uno. 3016 Cerot>. N1w1>011 lleech. CA 112680 Thie buain-e It conducted by I ltmllecl Plrt'*""'9 L G w eyne Meler en TNe 1tat-I w .. llled with lhe County Cler1I o1 Of'ange County on Flt> 2!>, 1te:S n10Me Publlthed Orano• Co111 Delly Plk>I Matell I 8. IS. 22 11183 104S-83 By Virtue of en 1)'.eGU1ton IMUed on January• 1983 t>y the Superior Court, County ot 011nge. Siii• ot Calllorn,., upon I !Udomelll entered In tevor ol TOM THUMB OlOVI! CO . INC U tudotnenl c;redllot and ec>llMI KWANG-WEI HAN and HAN ANO CO H fud9m1nl debtor. •"o •lnl a n et 0111nc1 of S•0.218 1 1c1ually due on H id judgment on the dtt• ot th• INuanCI of UIO eaeo.mon, I hJI,,. ~ U90" .. UM flOhl, IMll and tntereet of Mid judgment deb1or In th• property In t111 County of PUBllC NOTICt Ort nge. Stell ol C1t1fo1nl• • ------------delUlbed at lollowl. ACTITIOUe .,.._ .. Lot O of Tr~ ae30. C.l}I of !MM. NAm ITATl:mNT County ot Ora11oe S1111 ot The lollow1no pereon" do1no CellforrM .. per m9'> 1-ded In ~ .. 8 0011 258, P•o• ac •nd 31 of VINCE'S NUTRITION BAA. 3033 Mie<:ettaneou• M•Pt, 1ecord1 ol S Btltlol, Coal• MIN. Cllttorn" .., County 921127 Property 11 mort c;ommonly Vl11cen1 J ay Cu1c;11. 11271 known u 1211 McO•• Av111ue. Wetthe11by Place ~onmoor lrvlnl, CalllorN• Celfornloe I0720 Togetnet with all and llnou&ar the Tiiie ~IA condue1ed by en 11n1m1n11. h.,1011amen1t and Individual eppunenancea thereunto t>etonglng Vlnoent Cu1ae Of In anywiM lpper111ninQ Thie 9111-1 WU tied With IM NOTICE IS HEREBY GlV£N th•t County C6tr1I of O<anoe County on on Wedne.01y, AprH 8, 11183. e t Fet>ruety 15, 1983 ,.... Publl1h1d Oreng• Co111 Deity 1, ~ tll. 26. Mat !I, 12, 1983 87..a3 10·00 o'ctoelt • m. •I Mein LoDtly. Cou11hou11, 700 Cl¥1c; Center Drive W11t. Clly ol Se1111 All•, County ol 01a11ge, Stele 01 CallfornlJI, I wlll Ml .t publlc .,c;llOn ------------10 1111 hiOfltal btddet. '°' Qllll1 In tawtut money of the United .,. .... "' lhe right, lltle and .,,,.,... of .., fudgm1111 dell101 111 the et>ove dllCtlt>ld PIOP«\)'. Ot •o muc;h thereol •• m•y be nece .. ary to Mtl•ly Mid execution. wl1h IGQ"vad "''-'tlf'lt_,. Oatad 11 Santi A111. Calll0tnla , Fel><uery 2. 1981 llAAD GATES. Shlrtll.CO.~ County ot Orenoe CA Mutldl. ,..._, l Oerrett One #lltflit• 8l¥CI Suhe 2000 LOI~ CA 90017 ACTITIOU9 ., ..... NAllll aT A Tl:mNT T"' lollOWlllO pe<ton •• doing .,.,..,_ .. NEWPORT ORAPHICS. 53• Cal•llne Dr Newport 8Meh CA 92863 MICllMt l Hwdin. 534 C.t.,.,,. Or . ~ 8Hclt. CA 92903 Thie -It CIOllduG1ed by en ~ Mld\MI l H Wdlll I ta ...._, WM flled with the County Qerll of OfenQe County on ~ 25. 1"3 Publll~ OrtllQI COH I Delly ~ PtlOI Mllrdl •• 15. 22. 1"3 Publtt"'d Onnoe COlll Dally __________ 1_1»_-13_1 Plloi Maren 1. 8, t5 22. 1"3 1040-83 ol Trull, by •-of I l>IMCh or Tiii ben111c111y undlt Mid Deed Olfault In lhl obl198tlon1 _.. .. ol TNll hefetofore euwl-3 and thereby. heretofore Heculed and dell111red 10 '"' undereion•d • delivered 10 1111 unde111on•d • wnuen Oec;tareuon of Del""1 and written Oederlllon ol Deleutl and Demand tor Sale. and 1 wr111an Dernend tor s ... tnd ~men llOilol Nouc. ot Oefeull and Ellc11on 10 of l>leec:tl and of elec;11on lo ~ Sell Thi undetllQned c:.uMO Mid the underttgned to ••II ••Id Notice ol Oeleull •nd Ellc11on to property to eatltl)o laid obllQIUonl. Sell to bl 1eco<ded In the county end thereafter the under11on•d -· 1111 ,.., propeny 11 loceted c;euMO Mid nottce of l>IMC:tl and of 0.11 Fet>ruety 23 11183 .-:110n to t>e Recorded~ T1tnM1T111ic:a Tiiie ln...,ance Co II. 11182 u t111l<umen1 Number a30 N Main St 82~94014 of MIO Offleiel Aecordt Sant• An. CA 112702 Said ute wtll b e m•d•, but 17141 547-11571 without c;ovenenl 01 warr•nty, R G Reid Aul Sec expr ... or lmplled, ~ding title, Put>ll1h1d 0 11nge Co•ll D•llv poueulon. 01 1nc;umb<anc11 to Piiot M•rch 8, 15, 22, 11183 pay the '"""11tno principal MJm ol 118 1-83 the note(•) MCUJed by MIO Deed of Trutt, with lnterllt M In MIO note------------ provided. adv-. 11 any, under P\8.lC NOTICE the term• ot old Deed OI TN11,1---~---nn=~IOU---l"""'."'au9INl~-=~.~s--t-. Cheri>" ll'ld ·~ of Ille ..... STATIE..wT TNtt" Ind of lhl truall er .. ted by Thi IOl!owl!'G per90n1 -dOtnQ Mid Deed of Trutt buW-.. S81d .... wttt be h.io on Tuwoay, MARLIN CHARTER COMPANY, Mareh 15. 1983 111 11 00 A M · 11 482 Flower St'"' Coll• Meu, IM front 1111ral\C4 lo OUARDIAN Cellfornltl llMZ7 TRUST DEED SERVICES. 1000 e.1 l(elly T M.,lln. 4112 Flower M9'jlfelt A--. Of'ange. Cllltorl'llll Street. Cotl• MeH. C1lllornl1 The 10181 _,,,, of ll'le ""'*° 112627 balanc:e of the ot>ilg9tl0n MCUled Kennl'lh Marlin Orand tmperl8I by Hid property lo bl aotd, Hot4'1 Sttvoer\on eoioreoo 11"33 together ,...,,, .,,,.,_, ...,, cr-o-. Law...-H Ftgner 152« [)et and •lln11tld COlll, •""811-. end Gedo Drive, Sherman Otkl adv~. N 01 UM d ell hWeof, 19 Cefttomta 111403 SM.80 t 38 Thie ~ 11 conducled by 1 Date Feorvety tS, 11183 ~el 1*1,,.,INC> GUARDIAN TRUST lilertln ~ Cotnpeny DEED SERVICES. Kelly T M-11n A Celltomle oorporetlon Thtt 118*Nnl -Ned with the "Mid tNIMe Coullty Otrti of Orenoe County on 1900 EMC Meyfelr A... FIClt\MWy 10, 11183 0.-angie. c. t2te7 ,,_ 1714) n 1-ee1o Publlt 11•d Orenge Cou t Dally by V\c:lty Lewll PllOI ~ 22. Mar 1. 8. 15, 1N3 ,_.,.,,, Sea«ary 980-83 Publlthed 01enge Cou l Oelly P1101 Fet>ruary 22. Merct1 1. e. 11183 • PUBUC NOTIC( -------~--1141_7-~f?•---.-T-4-.,..-""-c-~------- "8.JC NOTICt T"9 M•OU .. CH AQDCY l'lCTITIOUI ., ..... ..... ITATlmMT. Tha tollow1no pereon 1~01110 W--.M OOlD COAST CONSTRUC· O«l'AllTllDfl' °" l'AMa AMOMCMATION CRYaTAl. COY'I aTATI l'AM ~ ............ _ ... Or...-c-tr. c ... ... NO~ TO COin'RACTOf'9 TION. 19185 Shoreline . No 7. Seeledbldtwtlt>ereoetwdettM Huntington B11ch, Callfornlt Offloe of the ~menl o1 p.,q ll:M-11 a nd Recreetlon. Conelluollon Pt\lllC> H-•d Johneon. 1lll96 section. 2422 Arden Wey. Suite Shoreline. Ho 1, Hunonoton a.ecti. ~.1 ., ___ ,0 CA '" .. '25 °'po Celttom~llH-49 " ....... • ·-. Thie bullnllt "conduc:1ed by.,, Boa 255528, 81c;r1men10, CA lndMduel U95·5528. ietepllOne (1118) PNlftp H John.on llJO.ee2t, up 10 2:00 p,m , TU.09)1, Thll Wlet-' -Ned wtttl lhl Mardi 15. 1913. II wHdl time they County Cletll of Orenge County on wtll be IJlibllely oe>ened _, <Md tor Merell 2 tt83 performing Ille work M lolowe. Fumlttl al lebOr, metlf1all. IOOla "21'911 111d eq11lpme nt nec111a1y 10 Publlehed Oran,• CoHI D•lty c;onetruc;I a pede1t1la11 ramp Piiot. M~ 5. l2, II, 28, 1"3 c;ompllte with uphall concrett 1217•83 p•ve me111. •••thwork, ero11011 ----.. ---.,.-lllftftl'C'.------1,ec>al,. .nd drelnliQI laclllt._ al ,--.n, ""'~ CRYSTAL COVE SfATE PARK In -----IC-... ~1"'------lo11 n9e Cou111y. Cettlornla , NOncs TO~ complete In ec;c;otd8"CI wl1h the fW IUU( TRlJllPUI plll\I t nd tpec;lflc;etlont l~etor (.._, ..,_.'lf'1 U.C.C.) end IUCtl edOeNla u-.to .. mey MO'l'ICE IS HlAE9Y OIVt!N to l>e-*' prlOf to bid opelllng dale creel II o,. of I he w II h In n uned PY oepectl\'e t>IOOer'9 ';'-r ea.lmlne t<analeror tlla t 1 bulk lrenif,... 11 • n d o b I • t n b I d o r m • l'ICT1TIOUI .,... .. ...._ aTAflmNT ic.- Th• followtno por.o11 11 dofflo ~ ... 1bo11t 10 be med• ot1 penonal 11118dbtlOnL end pi.,,. by c:elll\g property ,_..,lefter GW:fllled at or mallng • req.-1 to ttle ofllce Pl9C11T10UI ..,..... The --" ~ adOrMI of '"' Oepenment of Pafllt and ..,,_ ITA.,._..., of IN ln""°8d 'ten"-~· Aeoteetlon, Conltruc:tkln 8ec;tion H A F Dl8Tlll18 UTING. 103• w .... .,d Wey. Co••• ...... CA 9Ha7. Rudolph John F1le11dt. 1014 Wa11watd W•'f. Coat• Moll. CA 17927. Thie bu.W-le condYOted by 1111 lnd!Yldu81 Rudolplt John Frtendl Tiiie IUll-1 -llled wtlll Ille County Otartl of 0r8"0' County on '-· 11, 11Q. ,.,.,. ~ubllefled 01an91 Coeal o.tty Nol Merell t. I . 1f, 22, ltu 1.,...., TM ro11ow1110 pe11011 " dolno CHA"Ul BRUMFIELD. te310 Ho bid ... be OOl,..,..ad ~" .,.,..,_ M' ~ o.M, l"""8 CA U715 It made 011 • 1111ndatd bid t0<m IOAADWORkS. 2aU I . The locelllOn In CaHtoriM ot the ic.11nl1h•d by the Olpartmeflt of °'"'°· Sent• ""'· CA 9270&. eNef u.toUtlve omoa Ot Pfll'dpel Pllit• end Aecnetlon. end " mede JeoQUelyn " Allotr90ll. eM H 11111111 ... ofltce of 1he t1111nded In eooord-with "" "lnttNCtlOne CoMt Hwy No. 4. l.egllf'8 ee.t:ll, ~Of 11: 8-M tb0\'9, to Bldclert" CA 92e81 All oth,... buetn .. , n•me• end llMI• must t>e M.tbmltted '°' the TIWI ~ .. condueted by 1111 .. ~ ..... ueed br Ille 111\elloed entire WOik dH Orlbed hetetn. lnOl"'°"ll tr~ wllhln lllree )'Mf9 IMt Oiwlellont from mpeolftoettont .. JecquelVrl A.~ pa11 10 fer '' known to tlle not be ooneidlfed end wll be Cllll8I ,,... ... t_t_llledWllfltN irrt~1ran...,_lr9'Holle tor 11fee11011 of blelt. Tiie Coul\ty ()lert. of 0ninge 00\ltlty GI\ Tiie l\WM llftd ~ td<lf... 0 IP a I I me II t Of P a r II I end Feb I, 1"3 Of tf1e ~ tftNlleiee i.: RICf'HllOll fHefVM Ille rtgf\1 10 ,_,, TANNA"I IHTl"NATIONAL, ...,._.MY lrNQUlerltl' In• blcJ or 10 ~11Dllthed 0•8"0• CoHI 0•111 1f1eC dtle' 11o Heeltll o.nw 1~ relec1 _, or Iii blda. "°4 ,_ 12, lt, M , Mardi I. ~ Illy 'htk gt,•..,. •I lrvl~ CA Tiie l llllCHtlul Dlddet Wiii M ...,.... nnt ..... ' · ,....... to _,.. • oonveott.te1 ;;;o..---.. ---.,.-9'-.,_.---.-.. ------------; T111t &lie propo1ty p11t1111111 •1•oe111111 1 '"Ille form 01 ~ ... _ -·-"8JC N011CE ller'8tO .. dlecttlled "' ..... ... •• \#IOetd ~·' -'°""' 2 ;;;;~;;-&.:iftmw-;;-:-----1 Ott1oe rurlllt\lro lftd ~"*'1 M11C11 et1e11 blftdlno llPOfl ,.,. ....,. Me ACaamn,.,., MlltlTH ttano. a 11d .. ,,1111110,,1 of 1 1111 ot 0!'.!f!!~ only wpo11 eYUOf•MTHm.A•1•L8YAW .,..,,,..,.wt~llel wt~=:.!-;._ owt11ot ftMlllDmD~C .,, -~ ll. 1q10 0..-Dn¥e. .,,..::;~1mJ,m.1 : PAC9'W: MUTUAL LR _..utea COllPAMY The ....,_ -i..i ~ ""' t11e ......., Cocte,.tllle Dep.,._,, -M•:r.• .----Mid ........ ll .... 1oa111o11 181 Ml ~--the1 IM ,.._.. ·-" -~ IODY llONIOI. 14110 Culffr pte\tOfllftt , ..... , .... IPt tM p .. -°""' """"OA. ....,.,., "' ..... --.. .. llMlla"'a,.,....trt ....... CG••-Ttllt ullll l»wll •re111ler ta MMlleatr.::.:i::.O••••trl Totlltadmftt9ct~ • $,213.1t7,t1t._....to .. www.....,..1*'4IM&M Of~ A...,.., TotW 19b1t1Uea • ""''" 247 '"• :;i~t: lflWAl'IT Tlfll tlllt 11111111 I• en Ille e& ttle •·-· .a ,... ~ 1Mt,. Oott* I II .....,_ =-....,In~ oontrlbuteCI .. _.._ g llOO ~ CWll11,11att1thur •tefetenc• ~~..flft'" 1• (,1f'oae---........... ,.., .....,~ ....... "**" aur'*'9 ~ , .... 70 .. 1 Tillll Wis ,,.... ....... ,. lvtlllOH ' Ill aooM•MM ..... 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MA.T U.Sll A 111 IM""""°' o.ur. « .. tiai. _., O/l ,_.T DA~.:i ~ of Oalll0f11I• lot lllt O•u11ty ot ••t W&.IU YOU T~ Oranoil TO .-..OteOT YCMM "'°'9"1Y 111 Ill• Matltf ol ''" •••• ,. ol IT MA\I • 90l.D AT A PUiLtCf LINO"I IV4 ICHAHllll IAla. I• YOU NllD AM 0-00 llXkANATIOM °' TMI Ill.TUM Not.too la l'ft.oy Qt¥9I\ lllCI tllo °' TMI NOCIWI ~ lll'IClorolQMd wtlt _. M ~to ... YOU. YOU 8MOU1.D CONTACT A lo Ille llltllffl a11ct b .. t blddet, uW'Ya. 1ubi.ot 10 co1111r"'111011 ol H id OUA"DIAN T"UIT DllO ~Coun.0110t ... orltlal61h ""VICH •• -potlllon .. ~ Gey Of Mwm ,.., al Illa Oflloo Of eppotlltoct T11111 .. under Ille HA"OlD I ALll'D"T. "". tOltowilll ctMotlMd 0..0 Of V\lel Attorney al Lew (Ndt ... M'owl. Will SIU. '4T 'VILIC AUCTION County of Loe Anotltt. 11010 of TO THI HIQHHT 11001" 'DR Oeltf0fnla1 111 tho r1tllt, Ill .. a11d CASH or &I .. , 10!111 In hatlon lnlor..t Of I Mid ~ et IM 212... Of Int CMI Code, .. rlQht limo of O..th and Ill 11\o tlQllt, 1n1e title end lnlotMt oon~ to MCI tnd lnlor•I tllet IM oatete of Mid now ht!d by 11 Ulldof Mid OoeCI ol d•o•U•d llu eoqulred by Tru11 111 tM prol)etty ltofllln•ll•t ~•tloo of low or oth«wloo otnor ~; thol> or In addition to that of Mid T"USTOA· •AANK w ll'Dn& °" d.oMMd. el tho time of dMth. In unmotl'IOd "'*' ' Md to .. Ille o.rtllln ,.., prOf*'tY IENIPICIA"Y LAWRINCI , ellultod In Olly of ~ hlldl. WORKMAN ANO LO"l!NE ly Of ~anoo. Stlte OI Clllltot WOMMAN, huebtind and w1f11 M II , pertlcularly dHCrlbed H Joint 1-ll .,_., 10 ~I. AECOAMD Auguat 21. 11111 u A SUILl!ASl!HOLD ESTATE M lnMrum.11 NO 34t74 ~ t41H forth In 11\et cstOln ~ P11gt 12t2 Of Oft1c1e1 Aeoorde In t"9 lted Mey 1 1H 1, ••ocutod by Office ol Ille Flocofdor ol Ofange F r • n k H A Y r • • & S o n • • County orpor111011, H Svll LeHOt end Seid 0..0 of Trutl OMc;rlboe ttle NI WP Or I S II Or o a C o . e lollowlng pr09«tr . por'lllO<llhlp .. &lb ~ fot LOI 1'1 ot Trw;t No 5288. in ttle the period commondl119 Mey 1. City of Coete Meu. County ol IH I end ending Oecornbot t , 2019 Orengo. Siii• ol Callfornle. H recorded Mey 28. 1N1 In book lhown on.""°" r-dod In 9ooll 5736. POGH 28 to 41 lnolUllY•. tt1 PegH 3 to e 1nclu11ve ol Ofnctel "-d•. end u emended ....C......aua Mepe. "'ttle olllclo OI lly • 1uppleme11t thereto end ttle Counly Aoc:ordet ol Mid OrllnOt r-dod the<owttll. In end to Ille County l()llQW\ng OMCllbed lend b0opllng llloroh'om 1111 Oii gaa. Lot 3 end the South-tedy mlnorele end other hydr~·rb~ 8 00 1wt OI Lot 4 In BIOcl! 24. Tr.c;t "'"''-In end under Mid 1#\d No 772. In the City ol Newport ~beiow•6eptllOl600fwttrom lleac 11, •• allown on• mep the--'-· but without tlle right of roc:otdod In llOOlt 23. Paoeo 5 end I. ..,,,_ entry .. r~ In Ille Ml1ce11eneo111 Mep1. record• of Dood lrom JemH H. HayH end Mkl g:~l~n~EREFROM the =· M. Hev-. rec;Q(ded April 25. Soutllw .. terly 5 00 IHI of Lot 3 MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS· 1835 more commonly llnown u : 408 K--.. Coot• M-. C.llfotnte Lugonle, Newport Beach, CA (If • .,,.... add,_ or oom.mon t26e0. d••lgnetlon le ehown above no Term• of ule cHh In lawful warre11ty la given •• 10' 111 monov ottlle United St•toe on -............ _or corroc;1,_1 Ton Ptfotnl ol amount bid to be ~.......... ' dee>Oeltod with bid. Tllo ti.nenc:iery under Mid DMd &1<11 or oftor• to be In Mnlng end OI TNtl, by ,.._ OI • bf-" or •Ill be recalved at tha eloreuld default In Ille oOttgetlone -..rod olflc;e at any time ettor the ""' thereby, herelOIOfa eK~ted and bl'-lion ..___. ·-• "-' d t dollvored to the undet1lgned a ~ .;;! ,_..,. _.., .,..ore • • ~ C>llclwollon ol Defl&llt end O•lod Ihle 28th d•y OI Fat>Nety, Oarnwld for &ala. and wfltlotl notloo 1883 of bt..elt and OI aloctlon to COUM ' Oorll Frencoe H~ the underelgned to Hll Hid Admtnletrelr1K with property to Mtlety Mid oOltgetlone, Wiii Annexed of tho end tlleraeltor the underalgned Ealato OI u1c1 ca..ed Mid notice of brMGll end OI o-dont aloctlon to be R«>otdod NOYMll>of Meoro6d L ~ .If 10, 1982 M Instr No 92-395050 of 10IO .... ,wW4 N la.1 Mid Oftlojej Aaoorde. ..,_. oM,, CA -Seid HI• w111 be med•, but A ,_ IOf without covenent or werrenty. ri::::'!-.-.-, upr.-or lmplled, ~ding tttla, Adftla, C.T .A. poe-.ion. Of encumbfancM 10 Pubtlelle<I Orange c out Delly ==-=~J:: Pilo1 Mweh I, 2.1. 1983 Trvet. wit.II Int-I M In Mid note loea-&3 pr0¥tded, edvwlcoe. II any, undot !tie terma ol Mid Deed of Trull '-. Cflergll9 lrld ...,.,,_ OI IM Trvat• end of the lrutll -led by Mid Deed OI TNl1. a.Id .... wtM be held Oii Tueoday, MwWi 15. 18'3 et 11 00 e m., at Iha front ontrenoe to GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SERVICES. 1800 Eut Mt!Yflllr A--. Ofonge, .callfornla. 1'llo total amount of tho unpaid t>alanoo OI lho OOl!gallon -od by ••Id proper ty to II• 1old, together with lntorMt, late Ollargae, end •llmetod Gott•. expen-. end lldv-. •• ol tho d•t• '*''°'· i. I 140.0N 11. 0.tod: F«><uory 11, 18'3 GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SERVICES • COfJ>Of •tlon. u Mid truetM leoUa.,._U NAIR 8TAnmN'T Tllo fOllowlng per90n9 -Oolng ~-PHOTO-WEST. ~934 Wetnat Avenue, Hunl lngton Beech Caltfomla 112&49 Cf'Mllve Waye Inc • a Callforl\4a oorporatlon. 128 w 19111 SlrMl, No. B-5, Coete MeH, Cellfornle t2t27 Thie ~ .. conducted by • corp«~ CfMtlve Waye Inc Tom Plettoot Seo-Tr-Thie .,.,_, -ltlod Wini ,,. County Clerk of ~anoo Coun1y on Febr\laty 15. 1983 ,._.. Put>tlehod Orange Cout DeHy Piiot. Feb 19, 2fS, ...., 5, 12. 1M3 ~-13 NlJC NOT1CC ...cnnoua.,...u NAm STATDmMT Tho folowtng per90N -Oolng ~ ... 1) ALLERGY RESEARCH LABOA,\,TORY. 2) NUTRITION SERVtC~ L TO .. 18000 Moc:Atthur 81¥d. Ground Floor, St 103 MPC. IMM, CA. 927 ta Jrent G Nen. 4113 I N ~.Son Get>nol. CA t1n 9 Su••n M Hen. 493 t N ~.Son Gollt1el. CA 91779 Thle~le~byen ~. 8teMG ,._ TNe etatemonl -fllOCI with Ille County Ciotti of OrMll9 County on Fob. 15, 1983 P210lll Publl9'\od Orange CoHt Dally PllOI Moral\ I. I . 1 S, 22. 1993 1093-83 NOnca °' ,...,.,.. .. UL.I ~ -.MDKAY T.t. .... C.._ NEWPOR'T HOME LOAN. INC M duly eppolnlod Truet• uoOet tho IOOOwing dnc:rlbed dood OI tru1t WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCT!Ofol TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (pay8b1a ~I Utna of Mia In lewful money of tho United Stet•I ell right, 1111• Ind lnle<eet conYe)'9d to end now held by It under Mid Deed ot Truet In Ill• properly nor•netter dooc:rtt>od: TRUST OR· CL YOE A, McKAY' end WINIFRED E McKAY. lluat>and end .... ,. BENEFICIARY MORRIS FIER. M D TRUSTEE FOR BENEFJT OF M OAAIS FtEA , M D INC EMPLOYMENT BENEFIT TRUST Recorded Soptombof 24, 1911 • IMlr No 30e90 In bOoll 14231 page 329 of Olllc:&ll Rocotda tn the ollloe OI Ille AocorOOt OI CKW'QO CA>unty, H id deed ol lnnt ~rlboa Ill• lol'°"'""Ci prop«1y LOI 7~ OI TrOC1 No 379, In lhe City of Coat• M•u u per map fOCOfdod In 800ll 15, page 29 01 Mliecellenoout M~ In ll'le Oflco ol th• Coun1 y Recorder of ••Id Courtly EXCEPT tt1e Not11-terty 557 42 IMt Addi"-2550 Santa Ane Avenue, Coete Men, CA 92929 YOU ARE IN OE.FAULT UNDER A OEEO Of TRUST DATED AUGUST 7, 1119 1 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTEC T YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY 8E 80lD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AG.AINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. II • atr"t oddr-Of common dHlgnatlon I• ehown ebove. no werr enty 11 given •• to Ill CC)m9tet-~ corToct,_, Tiie boneftclory under Mid 0..0 of T ""1, by ,_ OI • breec:fl ~ deflllllt In Iha Obllgatlone _,,., lllereby. llwetofOfo exoeuled end dellvorod to the uncteralgnod • wrttton O.CWa1lorl of o.t.llt end Oemend fol Sele. and wntton notice of b<MCtl end of o6oc:1lorl 10 ~ Ille under1tgned to ••II ••Id propotly 10 ... ..,.. Mid obllgetlona. end tll•r••ll•r 111• 11ndore19nod C:--S Mid not100 of br..:11 91'4 OI eloctlon to be ,_dod June 30. 1912 •• lnetr No 12-229042. of Mid Oflldel Rac:ot'OL Seid ••I• will b• med•. but wttllout covenenl or warranty, •Pf-~ lme*Od. ~ lltle. poetMt*on, 01 encunt>renc.. to pay Iha ~ pr1ndpel *"" OI Ille note _ _, by Mid Deed OI Truet, with lnW091 M tn Mid note proMdod, adv-. If wry, vn6er Ille letfntl of Uld OoeCI of T t\.191. '-· c:ftwgea end ...,._ ol the TrualM end of 1N 11\dte etMIOd by Mid Oood Of Tn.91. Seid •••• •tit II• hel d on WodnOodey, Mwc:tl ao. IN3 •12:00 p m • 11 the Cllepman Avenue entrenc• to th• Civic Center 8ulldlng. 300 Eut Cllapmen P\RJC NOTICE A--. 0rMge CA, --===~-===~--NOTICE. AT TIME Of SALE 11108 '1C"'10U9 ...,_.. MAY IE MADf IN CASH AHO/OR MAMI aTATDmlff THE CASHllRa OR CERTIFIED Tiie fOllOwll\g ptf'tlln I• dolno CHECKS SPECl,.ED IN CIVIL ....,_-. CODe I SECTION 2924'1. PHOTO-WEST, tt50 lrvlno, At the time of tlle lnlt l el TUllllft, o..orn6a t2teO pu1141Go~ of tNe ncltlOe. IM total ~ W~ Inc., I c.llfomM M1C1Ut1t 01 the~~ of the e«~lofl. 729 W. 11tll llroot, obllgatlOfl aoc;urod by Ille above No. ..... Coate M-. C•llfornl• dHorlbed deed of truel end taa'1 •tlmatod 110et1, lllpoMM. and ntlll....,... .. COlldllctod by. •dY&nOH I• H1.2t0 to. To ~llUon. cMIW'lnlllO the oPOl*'8bid.you1N1Y er.M Waye lftcl .i (1141 •'1.otet. ~ T°"' "'"°°' 0...-Met'dl 2. Itta e-.T,... Nwport Home i.-t. Inc TNI llalu1•1C .. Mod -"" IN • Mid Trww, ~C..of~~Oll TO.~l~AHY ~ ......,_., ••• ·-Cindy aa--...... ..:. -,_ OM °"1 ltW!I. W... "'.....,.., Or~ Coee4 o.ity OrM9o, CA .,_ ~ FttD. ti ...... 1. """-1'!! (1141~ ~ ~~ °'Met eo .. 1 Dally ~ ......... 11.12.1• ti ... • Ora.no-Cout DAILY PILOT/Tueeday, M~h 8, 19'3 Cl The rruirketplace cm the Orange Coost 642-5678 CLASSIFIED I INDEX ~~-..11&.--•llimili-.uiii..-illil-~I ... Jn ftlt , ... Ip 'ti ... 19 "" lilliiiiiiiiiiiiil Iii ..... IN fnttt IMf lm!d Im Ill! l)ejlgtt~~on •YI!.... IHI-mt To P'lut Y0t.r Ad, C .. 642 -5678 UAL ESTATl \~·O•·t•I ;.,..i..,,,. lt1li. tt..ll•141 IJattJ n..11 ... ~ .... \Mol .. .. ~ ...... ,., .. , ...... "' \ Hhttt• •'-'' M•t \••'41 1ri4.,.... u.,"" ~, .. ~, tJ Tom • 111'""'-'" v .u.\ Uvnltttri1"•t .... ._ .. _,._ ... .,°'""'' tf\U• l ... tl\dW tt...h t.._i...n ... tM~ l.AMWW Ni"""'I , ••• t'•lf"""' M-••' v ... ,. N1 .. .,_,.t "-•h ~" l'ho-.nh ~" '"""'j' .. .,..Jt .. htt ~11WA1W ~ ..... _ .. ..,...,.,,,,.,. ....... ~ ... ,. .... fta """ , ~ ..... " "•••n111•lt t M,tf.k •'4•N .... \otl •411• "LW\nwn-.. ~.n t"r•1J"t•~ •iiui"fnt-..i •• , • ..,.., l • ..., ••• t\ l•'U ... 1.-,~,, •. , .. .,_ ,~ .. l•~"'l"\lfU~ t "t> .. , • .,., ' Ill~ 1ncJ 1004 IM lllOl IUit IU1l 1014 •OH lllU 10>4 ll)IU 104; 1044 llKll llWI I~)/ iln' 11111 u.u .. .......,... Kiiie and OOtreotlon• ma)' be maoo un111 5:30 p.m. for IM '*11 de)''t publl• cation. rtor ~day and Monday p11bllcat1on1, 12:00 noon <Saturday. PloH• Hll lor • ··11111 number" wllon oanool- Mng 'tfM Id ... Check 'lfM ad dally end report OtrCM'I lmmodlet• I)' The DAil Y PILOT ... 1umH llablllty for 1110 11111 Incorrect lnfft11on Uuu.n. Lo ea M.i~ ... 1 IJI '""~ .. , .. p, .. .,,. I\\ hwJ~''U•I t'tt~\ 1 .... 1u.f • ., ""'-"' Moti.h Uunw 1-'.,lu M~ni..m l>Nr-f't ()r•nJlt Cu t)ut 111 (_'uunh tliu1 Hf SY t• H...n."""" •'•tm. =8~y Ill.~ Ill. w....... • RENTALS til~twn'9,~ "°"*' Unf"rni,e,Jwod ............. ,~Uf l'nlut~ <..t .. "-"'••\.ltn l·-Lnl T .. •n~ h;rn T•••n~l'nf (.Jlt.tpho•" t vrn lJirrupl• '" Vnf A J"'f"'W".. r.., NM\od A.,..,,,._ .. 1J nl ""'"'""'.,.Uni .......... -.. 11._d Hto&.rlm. Mt.tWb ..,; (;""'", ........... '""'"""'" "'"1Yh v •• ...._ Me-nw\t •Kf-n1.a1t ""'"at• • ttr..\de W•.n\l'd c..u-..,.. fllf "'"'' ou .... ""''"" 8t.Nrw. Rf-nt•la l •"V"t M,.~W\t ''"'""' Krnt..f\ ~:=·~,--~b ANNOUNCEMENTS ''" 117' I 411C 14~) 14:K 1'1111 I);• ·~)j l)l~ UIO INC llOO 112& 1100 noc CAU '°" • Mll.UON DOU.AM "'°"lml• Wm. C.Ote, Bkr. USI THI DAILY PILOT ~:, •• ,AST ~ ~~~ llSULT .. mi~ SHVICI ~ DlllCTOIY 1100 For Resull i: Service Call = 642-5671 ~1 ... _____ ... __ ._1z_z ____ _. .!toe ------------------Zt(Jt 2'12 ltH 11116 ..... ltll<J /911 192) Anno oUN •"""'U 1UVI lA•l "' t '""" WIM t'• ,,..,....i,. t~ ,.-n..1 "wrV111, .. ~ho•l' Al ln.u ... oo•• 1ti11\;I BUSINESS & FINANCIAL 8uau ........ hw ~-"" • ~ ...... ()ppun..rw, ... a....,.....w..,.,.,,. •1nv,...11ni11rnt '~.p,n1.11\fli.n '"'"UTW°'f'I' w.,.. ..... •M1.w" '"U-.A 'MON'~ W~Wd M ... ,.~ l IJ, u,1.,w.n~ J•tf• Wanu-d MIW.S '\Oli .IOl4 XII" ~11· "95,. o/ _, ~pollw:9 Ul- from die PiJo1." I ~·..w.4 loo U.. PU.. ... .._11.,..._ ,_..,..,....._ t ,....94 2IO calio - It c-1,.. tlw PU.. ...... , ___ ,,_ .... "•-, .... _,.,..., .. ,.. tlw PU•• Lllll llU UYPIHT Lqoon view from O bdrm.• beth, fun. rm Boat .Up for 3 boeta. Now SS>e&,000. llYllM PUOI SpecUICUw bayfront dpbc 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br. 2 ba dn. 2 boat 1.--. Recluc.d-•1.600,000. Liil llLI ~led 3 bdrm, 2 bath+ 1at1e rec. nn., bHm ceWnas. furniahed. palloa. $420,000 Flllllllll UIOI New 4 br, 4 yt ba, CUlrUlln French Normandy Ell.ate 1.2 prime ~ hill'°$) •1 .2~.000 '-' '°· w/pool apa a It ~~·= .... II U. lfM & temtiy ""· pvt baodl o•raoo. Aa111mabl• or ~ ~ ' MWlll Mino SM6,000. 7eo.as33 ,_ lolln ..,,.., '* 1~ lrnum 20K dn. Cell JoM Lfm Ya&.am MUIT till Aot. Z•rvoe 110-HH or ,....1111 MO-•w~. a1.w2 •tliYlll •WITIUIMT 41W1L -· a bdrm. d•n. 2 batltl, .. .... I doelorlOf Int ....... ou1--. 8enutlonal t11aout111t w . Woll to pool, '4MIO, ••atll .... homo foeturtng 4 bdrm, lltopa. 'Nit tr-. auto 10 dtwklO .,. •• Hwpl -mou.91111 l din rm 2 ..,,.,...,., 2 C8' garage 8ct'l l)ftrM. 131-3020 l t plot I room for 55. By owner. 1 1113,500.1-.,-..,.--.._-------- boall FEt elmpla land Open Sat/Sun t2•5 --- wllh aeaumabla flnanc-714n30-t742. Xlnt toe. 2 Bf 1bo. 1137, Ing. UH.GOO . Call " --•11• ._ooo __ ._r._8'0oe0 __ 19 __ 75i-1llO' °' JU-7313. Ooorfi.ld. Out•lanctlng lfll UIU 1·1 ~ Walker & Lee ~~ 111=•· upgractH. o/c. lrptc1 • NI l UY laf5K. 562-8I07 4 Bdrm. famlty rm, dodl• I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil tor 2 1MOO boeta l•.Jll/mlfl H~E O'CONNOR 00111111 Olfl lalNa I Peyt ONUm&bla 1M T 0 , WATf.RfRONT Cqron.edo lt1and cuat. b6ytront lot. s~· boat' Paalatala ltrJ ftxod mo 1o11n. 4 br, ••-I HOMES '--dock. Plant a\fail. Now $370,000 w/~mw. acutlvo llom• on 1.. AEAL ESTATE • BY OWNER t1miP6o land. Fonnal din & 631-t 400 1t 13 Court 81, near larnlly ""· Oreol loc:atlon -·-BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR t ) I f·., 'y •I• Ii •• ' , .; f· , , ' 11,' SAVE THOUSANDS. NII your own homo, no comm. Profeaalonal help one lo toa. 63&-1464 .. ... , ... COLDWC!U. BANl(eRO ___ .. ,._ Jutt • etono'• ttwow lfom one of tho beet ~ IAITalff UH• In Ille ., ... w .. malnt-Eaocullvo elegance In alned one bedroom cot-Eaatblulll Fabuloua taoe. 0nty 1180.000 Y1ewt trom LUSK 3 BR. IALINIT 1rom11y 110ma wtth flowlng Nwpt Pier. FH. 2 Br. w/pool• & tonnlt al _._, R-1 lt85K Open Sun Turti.ocll Broadmoor b\I ownr. $450,000C 11 1 • 3 . 7 3 0 • 6 6 9 8 o r Ca I I 7 6 I . 1 5 O 1 or 308 E ec.an1ront. a 641-1968 762-7373 Bing 840 -7990 o r MPlll Ya.Jr piece et tM bMctl - ptuel FMturtng 3 Bdrm ond 2 bath ••ch unit. Excellent carpet• and drapa1. 2 car garage. Walll '°J3.• bMCh and anoc>a. .ooo. 142-1200 5ff..4221 ~ Walker 6 Lee 11u11 Au toll It. Ost Pl811 erta. BrMth t&lclng llkovlew Euc. Studio Condo. Alt amtnltlH. lg. Haum-TERRIFIC • b I • • u 1 • 6 0 0 INldt location 3 bdrm, 2 7 14 /HO· 13 1 2 day I be., '°'"'-' model homo 1141548-7729 -· In Culwrd• 8-Jtllully Tutla llH doeoro1od -hlghly uP· lii;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiim graded. 2 doora "Of!' the -·-por1t. I 164,500. UM .. llf I llMI UAL n one iowl "°°' !Man. Ex-I C911ant uaumeblo loan, -;~';';'·;l;*~~~ ~ ..., R*ow mani-I~~~~~~~ ii ""una ~~·~·;· ~-~· ~~ c. ___ c ___ :-e ______ , __ •• __ • A PETE BARRETr REALTY 3 BR. largo eolld Oell lam II)' room with e · llOltd Oek bu. welnaco10. herdwo6d noot1, huge country khchan with II<• place Taatofully deCO- ratod. Enormova lol. Quiet cul do UC. 8-rtl· fully tendecoped with fruit troH S216,000 -Ill .. ..... (leel llJ) J8A 2 Sloty cuel hme. Hf 1~ Iota one Ok>C* "om One-of-a-kind chat~ OCN11lfnwy. Open Sat/ tht beach. Primo level ' on ~lL 'A ecre. Incl &In & ....... 1149,500. building alto 1335,000 •rntll batn. Foatur• 3 Hat H7M auum. In. eeller will f'lnaoce ... ..... 1 / ~%. Sam Crane.~t -..,,.. --. "'· ""'· ""· em. nn w .,.. 17141 '7M400 lrplc, entry kit ~ 4113-4900 Hrn 546-7 1--------1 tJIJt u .. JIJI concl. Hurry on Ulla onet Cetta .... --lOM L!pu lw~ lMI HARBOR 1169,500 Wiii lfa6o lor a-it 8panlah hme, IUf'fl unlta. Owner. 646-0116. --.0 vi ... among Miiiion S """ LJll hrrw. ~ S52!>K Oulcil 2 Bdrm Mdt aide. ) cw u1e bo1 olr over $32!>. llOUM aotlvltlea. M .. t 1121.)00 ..,.._, .,. <>Ur• "" Shown by eppL Call Frank Vaubo, 7!>8-1501 ~ Walker 6 Lee e..dlal . ..,,._ & dub-garage. IAt'oa loL RV ~ 000 . ......__ "·v"· ·-1 "·I new lrlendl. 4 bdrm, 3 ~ • · 3t131 Holly. So Laguna. ...... ".' I now battf9, Ill drOOMd unw 4"-1800 ICeal htpr!J Int •"' up ' r..ay. &lllet'I tnOY-4 BdPm. 2 1>a1tt. double •LotJ~IOOme. au-llRIDtul 111111 WlTElfllll' 1 . ~ 1ftit°' a!:': :..~;. CM ~. q\l6et street, porb ~ vu, lltrMm. IOC:a1ed In No. San Diego S199,!>00I Super 3 Bdm'I 000. lmmaClulato cond. llet,500. T • r rn' or 1 rad 8 • Cty. 44,000 1.I. of land hornet Co1y llrtpleco. .., ...... .., p,.,_ ler t:.l1':i Dr. 4"-1800 w/23.000 1.1 of lmPl'<>- wood beam colllng1, 0 •••• •••11 YOmtnta. Old« blocilwall balcony~ m .. tor ault• 1 ,,__ I~~~-~~~~~ nrw .. .... eone1NC11on. Mklng 11 plu1 prtvot,o 1andy i.---U-------1: 1245.0001 mllllon Wiii c oneldar beactll Owner wW carry •--• PIJYllY Pl.Ill SunMt 1 ligtlt• make thlJ t r ad• • 6 3 1 -7 3 1 O • financing. Hurry. won't LMga comer lol locatlon. Largo uaumabla loan 3 BA. 2 ea L.aguM botno 64t-354e I IN11 846-7171 3 81' 3 Ba lomll)' '-'"-8eduded 3 bdml hOmo an oxC4111tnt buy. Room THE REAL ESTATE RS • 111 ll.llJ with Q<Mt po1entlal for on ~ cul~t Ex-to build up lor IWltMtlc remodeling. $45D,OOO tr• lar119 tow malnton-.n.w. Mat)' Lou Marlon F• 844-7020 one. yard, wtth 101• of ~ · ..-ua man I --bnca1 Only 112&. Liii -000. cal NOW 1179-6370 TR\DITIO\;\l. Rr \I T' Thie .. wtlal ~ ~ I ••• ....... ..., .... abolJt. a-..tltul' .... r.111111 ··- ........ • ...... 8r 2 8a home In • fine ,_ .. --- ~Mac~ \ f : ·I l I 111: • 11 Uw In 3 bdrm, 2 ball! -wtth .-Y AV ecioa. I 'B Lovety wood .... "'!__...,.- upp« opt CC>f'ftm«clel and ao. to• i.rgo !*ti. :t::r::;,· and loaded 4 PlD 9hop, office or twtall on I w .. priood •I 1139,!>00 1'l9lD i;.a. Ooten vie.. w.. Cost.a..._, aJnt "'*'°" lower level plua 4 c.r c.a now 151-3191 to t own & beach. 2 Ing. 7~t652 I ~ ' •, •, •I I o patklng. Pnoo •t S395,1 ·SElECT 111.... lrplce. Xlnt financing liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .._-------1 ~RTtt· :: ::..a::.~~ '254,000. 41M ll64e ~ ·~5 ca11ant '*''*ASSUM-Lape 1!pe1 IM2 ..... -.-... --.-.--.. -.-AB l E FIN AN c ING B~ owner. Rollin' Hiii• ... associated - ---- TAY I.OH ('() An\~Ulf"' ... .......,. .. ........... tUd1 M•lrn.L. C .. rfW'fM • ~'P""'°"' tomp.nf"n I r:7N~~t~,_, ~ ....... "-'" t ''""'-""'~ ( ..-tn(j• J.v..tt't M•h•n.tr\ M .. ,1i.~..,.. M1• WaA\r\f M"'9W-4t ln.tn..nwont.I l.HIM..,. rurrwt""')'t """'""""' p-"'°"'""' s,. ....... <-...... T\t ~ 8""""1 BOATS ~126 01a ~2JO •ml i(tln I 1011 11111 1014 ':Ill• 7Ull ?02<) 101: l~;:;;. 1........ ..... ::: I -....1,,...... ·~"' llMSPORTA TION "'"'•" _,,., ."''"' • t: ..,., •• " lll)U ....... ,, &•.... """ ..... ,,...,,""'~~ .... M·-.o• tt:i.-.-*':O "' • ftf)!J T•llM'-n T,.,.,, fMlH f, .. """' l·t1kl'W IM)l'f' AUTOMOTIVE AwliH l .. _.."I 1Awt-1 "'""•.,.. f'•""' IAuh.• WaruN Spur ... "-' II<<» ~ \Arh.-.1 l)r,\ ... Tru.k• v .... ""'~··---" AUTOS IMPOITO> Air• "'""''o Au..tJ A.._on 11~11!. l·nn .. ,. u.. ...... 0.1..un ..... ,,,,.,., ,,., "·-I~ It=.,,,,._ 1 ....... ....... ... ..,. M_..,.,,..•" ,......,_ ..... Mll••I-• MO ' I~. 15 ""'""-'"'• ...... ...... , 11111' 9010 .. ,.'\ llQJ() ~ !MUii \j(M) ::::~' '""' VI" .... '" l "" 1111 V11J. VIU till VlllJ tlJI "" fl)) till •141 tl4l t lU tin tl4' tl)I "" tlN ... , tlll tltl "" .... ......,., . .... ,.,,_ ,.,_.. v ............ y-M , tit? •1• "'' tlU ..,. e1n * ~ • , t 00 • • • ~ • I 4 ' AVAll.ABl.E. Submit of-11 •l•l I - HT• -....._ 540-1151 uclay mdl w view -1218.000 131-3014. • .. , .. !#•'• f G\ QI A '( QS I I ~ lo•.,~'l l'' u I ..... Liii 11.1~ 856-1012 ••DIMll ,_. •W Brlnct new custom-bulh •-------1 -· um 'homo wl1h wonderful I !lnprt ~ ltlf ••• , .. Ill I OCMn vi-Thr-~ I ~ HalQMa. 3 Br 1 Dallftll.Y 1109.tOO for Ihle ""* droom•. luge lamlly I Ba. l\OUM, Mw paint, ••• 4111 Co•I• M ... 3 Bdrm 2 room. Roottop •P• off ~ now roof, rtllnlahad~~~~~~~~~ Nth fwnlly homo '°' )'OU Mair tulle. luXUfloua UM 2 BR 1 Ba w/mothar4"-heldwood "°°" ICW'Olld 1: or tor lnv9atmentl Tonne of wood & Illa, a..utlfulll i.w unit pk.a mre&. .._, •Ir hMt dtlac:had dbl ... utrill PrwlJll'll .,. n..lbta. siop ~ And th• financing I• aumabla sao ooo toan Ctll ' largo yard - - all the ada Md Cllll the lncradlbla ... Call Metia lt!>0,000. Ownr/agt'. 521 \f:c:.= AatllnQ .Ht Pl NIT profeaolonaD at The Aael ~:~~~v00ltz for d•1•11•· 1131-see 1 : I 196,000. ~5o4 1 a.ft Older rnatal bldg, 8400 ~W'll ....... 7171 ,...., LEASE/OPTION CONDO 1 9 a.I. w/tml office. WID di- THE REAL ESTATE RS u.,1.11.11 .. 1 ....................... 161-91116 844-41~7 I ~· furn. Ona of Big •1orage. c... 631-7370, Ir .• ij.i;t.t;;;:tl!l:li.i 38~ 2~ St5.000 ,. I . l£ASE OPTION ~=OrS~t=~°b ~/Ill 2 Br, 21..t Ba. nwtha. 8-J1 : Cyn. ,.._. ....... ~ -lot Jim. r 3 . 01 8 I ~ pool Priced for 4fw, al\ldy, d9n. "• pool, r•d• 4 •Ml port '-11 I k.. I • 1125 000 ape, clllld'• park, tulh Leta .. SU. Flel\ef'man &/or HouM I "lltf TAJ" _ Unutuet ~t~ ;p · · grdna. 11.495,000 ._ Ttallot In Lido Patk .. Md OM of I kind, Im-TURNER ... LIY pe11 down for ~ or poeall* to ~ on ,_ ...... At'cMeciun1 Proc>. Duplu U00,000 to thle baecttttoot lot todey1 Priced b9b# ~ for M0-41350 mTI um& $400.000 -wet• In TWO TWIN TOWERS. q11k* .... 8«u+ty get• Fantutlc ocean & ~ 7&4-4344. ooch with 4 bdrm•. 3 od ~ IMngl ~ MIO •Y ~ coutal vtft 1165,000. --. I both• PLUS Sop trot• condo .mi°'*"~ 2 BR J*la don, 2'h be, (714)11'2·12" www1 "'*1 quanora Cell for colllngs. llraploce, and S 124,000 aHumabl• WAL~ I. LEE R.E. YllW I VII.IE ,-.... and -s1.no. ut*'Y room. Only 112t. loan. Pr1o9d .. 1210.000. riiiif~ii~ Shorea 4 000 ... 500 . .__ optiort ..,,.... or luM 09tlon. Ownr/ W. ' •• • ~~on ... 1 JU•IH llHI/ able. Cell 979-5.370 to-agt. 83l-5ee1 I YMlll-Tu !arid. r.:.~ penor .. j 11 .. 11 • day. • ~ •U BHt price In town a1 mlel view of Baell Bey I Now of'ly 1329.000 -to-HARBOA VIEW HILLS 3 1135,000 eom. a.y & and city llQht•. m .. tor ..-pttc. lot Ihle 1at119 8ctrm MODEL Homo. Cypreoa. tulto, ~ ~ car model Plan 4, bthlnd lmmocl Movo-lnl US. m ,_ gattQe "" exu-·.. ... guarded g••··· 20th 000 below mitt at 13&4. ---·· luo at 1&24,tOO. Call 'century formality In 3 500. C.it PATRICK TE· fl,_ -Jll now. 54&-2113 belf'IM. <>-• win ,,._ ...... 11T NOAE, •o• 710-8102 11M111 gottate -IUbfnlt tr.O.. at 10%, 30 yr fixed lrg, Op! Dally. •--•-•-:_ -....... lt-THE REAL ESTATERS ------ IOw caoh down or ? ENy lmmac: 4 Br 31" Ba. pool. tmiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!! .... !!:~--~~!!~~-~ •o.... llv rm. d in rm. don, II FISHING-HUNTING, rec- .. ULI If,_ ~1\11 HI M11"1 831·5055, 642-20DO. nN\DUI\ 91QL On Iha Klamath Al~r IUIMI " IM. 541-1S47 O I - NHHS echoot. tr.. UIDDftD RIV'C rMtlon lodge or ~ llMl9C 3 9'. lk'Ole level AEALESTATE .. Ill.Ill... wnor lnanotno hOute In fine IMllgl\ll«· 6 II 14{)0 f •·•-y.11 1••.a Lot at 14 Nart>one<MSI 111&-4M-3&57 hOOd. ld .. J f()f )IOUng ....... eu!J !C I QOO, '331,000 HIUm: •---L-j f llfl tam. taat\lt'lna ~ twlck No oown-No Qualfytng I _.. ac 1w. ---_ .,.. frplo, bltln •10. 1poo 19A1 .wl 3 Ir twnhm. ·Mow Tn. Alniteu ice Model, 3Bf, hocuttvo tranafor to rnattor •ult• & l111My _,_ .. awa taka OYet S130042300 lam rm 2\itla Croet. Orengo County from landocapN QWden. IO • ~2 .... ' "'::!:' .__. negot. pymte. 8harad "'8,000. 1270,000 u-SI00,000 i:wtoo ~ 'I' k>M -.n at U~. .. -"'· .................... '~Oon Wiii lracle _.,...at 10.316%. on Olllde "9nd\. 11 Piia Prlc•ct for falf ulo. 1 M0.000 loefl ~ f ew ttl-6611 ~ MOdel 29, 21e --. f9torect ~ 110,000. Call now I ~ 1~ ··· pt'°9d at I ..... IMf OfM4, sut.000. •no. •/b.,n & I ecro !Mo. 1~. tN.000. ,_... -000 H81101ftabl• •• S3fl,000 hdlenge Ot? 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" . ::-ii=.-:"..: ~~~ IMOIN '""4KW •fl" """' ......... ...... ....... ¥ --~ -... .;;------- • • • • • ' ' ' ) , c• Ooatt DAILY PILOT/Tu.id • Manm 1, 1H3 HOIOSCOPf BV SIONEV OMARA Wedlle1d1y1 Mareb I ARIES (March 21 April 19)· Ordt-n from top arc eubject t.o cha.nae know It, hav<' alwmatlvt'I available. Focua on care-or, pre1ll1c, rf'Cf'lpl of 1p«ial honor Steer cl«'ar of &et-rich quick IK'htmt'I. TAURUS (Aprtl 20-May 20). Scf'~rlo hlghllahl.I r~mlm~nt, cre1aU11e endtw11ur1, ncy and love Foc:ua allo on lravt"I. publ hlng au!il\fT\ent and spiritual values You'll havt-more reeponaiblllty and c:h.anc-e for lJ\creucd Income. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20)· Important ualgrunent can now be 1u~ufully complt't~. Flnanctal pro1pects can be lmpruved If cooperation la gained from businees partner or mate CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Be ready tor chance for greater Independence, new !illlrl, reveahna dialogue with member o{ oppostte sex Strive for truth by gethng to heart of matters. Move ahead, don't yield to temptation leading backwards. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Don't permit kindness to be Interpreted as weakness. One you ra-enlly atded expect• more and could be involved In a "double deal." Close ranks. get rid of superfluous material and have files in working order. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)· Diversify, make inquiries, expand horizons Focus on publishing, education, communication and plans involving possible long JOUrney You succeed by making personal appearances, direct appeals and by showing that you can be flexible. LIBRA JSept 23-0ct. 22). Breakthrough indicated -restrictions removed, transaction can be completed. Focus on boundaries, security, land and improved living conditions. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Series of telephone messages results in short journey, qwck vis.It, renewed agreement which involves relative Gi!t ideas on paper, realize you can succeed through written word. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): Emphasis on paymenta, collections, location of stems that had been mlsaing. Home surroundiogs are beautified through process o{ remodelmg, rebuilding, removal of safety hazards including loose wires. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Cycle continues high, terms will be defined and you'll reeeive legitimate offer where employment is concerned. You'll get view behind scenes. secret will be revealed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Obtain valuable hint from Capricorn message. You'll have acce6!i to files previously considered class1hed. Your position is stronger than originally anticipated. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Popularity increases, public relations program succeeds More people are concerned with your views, are w1llinl( to subscribe to your services. Wish 1s fulf11led , romantic interests are intensified. ._ 1tt=•rtd W''"'' ,.,,,,.,. WM!!· pt1. And••••· Vet. 1""'1 ""' mt lnmt IM Mii Cttl• •m Ult 1111. •u' Jtft ,.._, 11 UIT iJii!rp l°D, ,. • ..., cpt, OC=H 1••u11 4 11 Ntwport Cr HI ~ dr~MJ: ,.. 1 wnhu, 111111 new Spadollt ~It. tllf .. fAA HA10.!! ... TODA Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZI E • t aoo11110 us.uo . •P•l1!Wfltt llY .... .~oJ. ~.:.,;:--·-P----~·------------------------------' W .. Uh.J.JIJ 1 & 19 '''I I ' 111.D btdtlROlll t ... IOmll "' .. _ 7IO·t811. '7M338 .. IYUl, I •TIMla 1 3 It 2b•, lam rm lrml 1 II, 1 II 1411 •C1ble Tl/ dlntng, ff1)IO. twoe matr I II 1 It SIM •Ptt• ,,.gollaJ>l1 tulle w/Otacl1111 tub, pOCI • II ... 14&-1323 & Huna, 300 fl trOl!l • I It I aiwnunglOf't Q8'11eM hltbot S1HOlmo Call lnclld Qar•g••· gH & 4901 Hell A¥e a40.gs77 Of "6-HOI ••I• paid, l)OOl, tpa, rec NEWPORT CR-l!IT ·--... r RNISHlD or room & volleyball COl.lrl 160& Lrg 2bt 2be b1Hn1, .... _ UNFURNISHED It Peh. mint oond, nr o .. cti, ·~~&,~ fa~ e!~~~s· ALL UTILITIES 714-IM&-0073 ~:.~~1~:..2~,~3r" Spec 3 br, 21.t b• Olean rAIO. HUlTH LIOIY .... tBr. pat & ln\811 Ohlld Oi< twnhH Pooli log, •lo. CLUBS, TENNIS .... te 1.0, pt1u "46& mo ACROSS t Holy man 5 Viz 2w ord1 10 Falae 14 ArUbllSn country 15 "-With Me" 16 - -avall 17 S F football-HOO Ag1 64•· «0 SWIMMING plu~ ,rplc, 111oan1 trench ffCM 16& HI/ Mont,o 1111, tlry 4 9, mudi mort' Sorry, wlndowe, ale, Jn·hom• er 2 8 • 127 fl l mo Is M dtl Hc:ur11y. 1 Ir. 1 8• & ll ~ 8ANDPIPER , 19 European rlv-640-4009 & 975.0040 no Pt o ' Studio. WHh1rldryar APTI er --------1 optn d•lly 9 to 6 plue private olub wt • Lrg EIBlulf Condo, 2 llry, O k d 1enn11 oou1I•. pool•, 1 1100 ''' 20 Hair color 4 Br, 3 Be N-ly returb,, a WOO 1pa•. HUnH, beaulllully 21 Make suede :1ul2~0o ' ' 3 0 ()I m 0 Ciard~n Apartments decoret•d clubhOUH & S.1114 •• leaf 22 Russian k1no Bio C111yon Hae 3 BR. 2'1t 1>1 condo Goll courae view Tennis, pool, MC gate S 1"00 mo 0)'1 S57 ·7372. Eve 675-0 109. 750 0270 twpot1 Budl/No. 880 lrvlnt Ave iaog:m: ~~;1d/ ~~~ 1 I 2 Ir, lHll 23 Swamps u11111i.a 540-3421 3641 laMt4 •M• 111 25 S~nal Bear St (Between Sun 11/S.IHI n IHll 126 Makes lace flower & MacAnhur) •Pluah garden ecmo•-30 Hearl THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/g1r. phere 3 C tal 16Jh) 645-1104 crpt• drpa blllna fncd •HHted Pool & SP• 1 hesls N~por1 Be.adl /So yd w'tpallo, wat~r Pll •tllumlnetad kllch ce1l-, 34 zones S1n111go Or Dover Shores. E.olac 4 Br 4 Ba. 3.500 IQ It lemlly h<>me, 3 trplc'a, pool lull eecur· 1700 Uith SI 2810 'G ' Sente An• Inge 36 Very bad (•I Oom1 Ave 1520 Call 1• 5 •Some w/lrg encl P•llO 642-5113 $36-4 l20 •Furniture Avall, 38 Humorist IOI 1 l1ll11tl Olrole 39 Folk ritual 11 y. 3 c., oar a o e .1 ~~~~~~~~~ E-alda lrg Quiet 2br In lrl· $2,200/IHH 6•4·74241~ phc, patio, lndry. 1550 Call lor app1 1147-0505 Jwords BrOllet At1rlatal1 Oaf. 673·3800. Off Beach Blvd t>twn ILl"I Ctatrll 2702 ' Br cerport w/atov• & Warner & Slecer 4 B 2, .. Ba 113&" rafr.,.., Go -725 CW L kl I 7 r-,. ""mo. $415. 2 Br. lovely, •P•· 18th". St then call Don oo no . o rent an apt 844-0134 clolJs, clean. Ito yrd nr 862_ 1700 • See apt• on large tcr•n E/Blulf, exec home, 3 Br, OlaMyland &46-5704 TV computerized Mlec· 2·~ Ba, 2 trple, 2,121 aq Spec 2 l>d, encl gar. llon Hve gH & lime fl, lrg p•tlo $1250/mo lal... aduttl prel. no p1111, 635-2576 842--0350 Ptaia1al1 2707 . ~Jl5 640-0105 alter ' WWlll Big Canyon Condo YILL.lll 3 bd 2'_. be full goll Large 3 Br 2 Ba. & ' Br. 2 Br w/carPOfl. nu cpts, nr New 1 & 2 Bdrm luKury courM view p(,oi tennla 2'h Ba. frplc, enclld oar bu•. no doga, Sr. clllzen 11300 •···-· •190' avall 2' No pell $800-1975fmo I or meture •dull prel ap11 In 14 plan•. 1 Bdrm -"' 676 6606 lrom $5<10, 2 Bdrm from Br, den, $1100. 6«-7424 • Furn. rala. 1 385 mo $50S Townhou1e from egt 2 Br 1 Be. 1600/mo Water turn 631" 1275 $665 + pools tennl1. Condo for r•nl . Lrge 3 yaarly open beam ~II· Lerge 2 Br S515fmo new 1 w11ertall1 pond1I Gu bd 2•,i. bl Eslbtull Ing, frple. oar 845-0934 crpt, dw, lndry rm W· tor cooking & hHtlng S10oolmo 54' 6343 'Bachelor yrly rentel $3<10 1lde. 845·662S P•ld From San Diego I • B Frwy drive North on LARGE BLUFFS CONDO mo 201 E Ball>Oa lvd Large 1 Br '425fmo n-BHch to McFadden 10 2 11 r y , 4 Br , 3 Ba 875-9562, 646-1310 e<pt1, aw, lndry rm W· S i 1300/mo. 644-2607 •Ide 845-M25 -------C.r .. a ••• Jl&r 21221--~---- 4 U NOL I IP& 3bd, 2 '"'b•. Frpl, 322 lrg p"1 llome. lam rm, 2 MargU8<1te. MOS/mo. \\'e9lfield lrplca, much more 675-5813 ••••T11flTI S 1500/mo Avail. lmmed .,._ Fred Tenore.. agt LGE 1 BR. gar, deck, BHutllul gerden ap11 631 ·1286 1 •tru $74"5 + dep Pauoafd9ctie Spa, heal 640-41255 paid. No pell. I SH Cl .. ntt 2276 So of Hwy Upstalra 2& ~ :~ ~:: ~:~ 4 Bdrm• 4 t>aths ocean 1 I> 8 · n ° O • r 8 O e 308 W Wiison 631-5583 view '5000 ~Q It $600/mo Agl673-tl61 s 2 0 0 0 I c. Fireplace. pool, dllhWllh 7141759.9';'0~ Sally ala Mtll 2124 er. pvt patio. •Ira lrg Shlp!ey Ag! 2 Bd, 1 Ba. redecorated, garden 2 Br S575 gar. poo1 CNld 01<. No _s_s_7_·2_84_1 ____ _ IHla Au 2210 pell M 75tmo 1305 A ,.....,________ Ballet. 641.£1763 eawlnd VIiiage (7141 693-5198 3 bdrm, 2 bl 2 tlory, 01Shwa111er Call d•y• 752·5" 13 EY9 842-S<IS2 ON BEACH vacant 1 BR, 14 15 AO tor Keith 062·4'7T; 968-9853 tDaluK• poo!Mde l!lra large 12 l>r . 2 t>a , bit -Ins. dlWlhr I '~ mllea beacto No pets SSOO/mo 536-11362 I DELAWARE PINES 1 Br lrplc, P<>OI. ger. private patio. $475/mo f!..42-8807 11fe8tiBllU 42 Greek letler 43 Beginning 44 Seed 45 Abandon 47 Snake 49 PGA players 50 Cooler 51 Heisted 2 3 14 53 8tnntt 55 Bird or prey 56 State 81 Jacob'• ion 62 Annoyance 64 Solar dl1k 65 Solldifled 86 French river 67 lee mau 68 Varletlet 69 Fuel DOWN 1 Garret 2 Mme Fr 3 Emporium 4 Oppoaed 5 Kind ot acid 6 Sash 7 Grain ttarvest· 3 words 8 No11ons 9 Seafowl to Standing 11 Jockey's boss. 2 words 12 1116 rupee 13 Heath 18 Kind of potato 24 Some horses 25 Ailments MONDAY'I PUULI IOLVEO spur 28 Cattle disease 2words 29 Capuchin monkey 31 However 32 Small Pref 33 Pipe parts 35 Contempt 37 Nickname tor a rotund one 40 Pismire 4 1 Novice Abbr 46 Con8um1no 48 Patens 51 Grieving 52 High note 53 Chunk 54 Nickname in ~ a saying 55 Fissure 57 Prepos111on 58 Parent 59 Hawauan stt>rm 60 Dill 63 Verb ending 11 12 1 Cozy. sparkling clean. ------------------+--------~f----------lreahly painted 2 Br ..... fvUI... ... lafuahW ...... Q~ hOUl8 near Main & E'slde Adult Llleatyle 28' 188 Lndry fee like nu, large, Quiet IPU11111TI . I 19221 ~•ware St WHIWE l.PTI •_. .... L •tit' ~dlOQ8r Large t>acilyard. --· • • Cttta .... llM a .... leack 2240 2 C8f garage. 1600/mo LIDO ISLE · 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 837 7018 lamrm. 11700 mo Biii 2 BR 1 Ba. lncd yard, Lua tam aparrmenll • 1 BR garden apl llC>Ye & Grundy RI.,. 875-41161 lockable store thed, $475/mo 2 Br 2 Ba HOfM P<998'1Y· 2 BR I Ba relrig. no pell $390 ' grdnr,,_cpt1,nopet1 PoollJacunl Kids OK home~ nr Hart>or & 548-1377 Luxury, exqultltety furn 2 $550 & dep. 1050 B 842-8604 Edlnge< •,i. llCfa IOI, $750 -------- 5"50 alngle 646-4549 BeautlluUy land1c1pad garden apts POOi & Spa Palloaldecie• No pell Bachelor M 10 I Bdrm $485 2 8drm 2 Ba $600 2250 Vanguard 540-0626 br, 2 be adult condo M9YW Pt . S40-J.44.4 mo 111 & IHI w/$200 2Br 18a slngle 011 n-Flp, ocean view. wait! lo Buy wtrent cJeluKe 3 Bf 2 sac dep Av1ll June I paint. S52S mo 2238 1 Bdrm $485 baedl. Sec:utlty Ill tin.I $900/mo, 3 Br. 2 Ba. El l Ba two llOfY pool hOme 642-3572 Stele, 1>4&-<1559 131 E 18111 6,.6--8816 amenltlaa No pell tide l1mlly hm 287 kldsfpe11 $575 wont tut ------------------ • 1200/mo. 969-l044 Bren~~ ,... 73 539-6190 BEST Alty f• •-tL 1::... 2..,.~ Large 2 Br I Ba upstairs 161 E 18th 842-0856 .,.........,, -• • ~--.,.., Avell 3· 1 Nice area L:n~~ '::89 ~B:.:1 LUDY 11111 lniat 2244 me IUIUOI ~~'6a~~reoe S5301mo ~ ~;~. ~·baBa ~~ -"'·•· pool, spe. 1 yr New 19ac1~s .... a -lo••*· 2600 aq ti 2Br. 1B1. lg encl patio. 1 91 _.,.. " " IM. •1100 mo. Cheryl.1 condo, Penfric:fi1e eo..... I 10 " bdr'n!e l'tarltng •1 ~Imo 31061 AlllO relrlg. bch clou , avail Laf'9• 2 BR 2 Ba, 2 aty Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm among plnea & 1tream1 Sec g.11•. pool, gym a ap1, No pell 846-6591 Frorn $460 Huntington Creak Apes Luxury adult living 1 & 2 Bckm, with garages, Mal & water p11<1. televised MCU•ll)' From SS 10 Call 8411-1613 from 9-S 3 BR ~I. quret af'O& near Hunt Harbour Dlhwhr. real lplc Jard dbl car 0-W/0 up 8'0-6807 3 BR & Iott, ocean view, 11epa to beach $900 mo 84~7<17 2'14 1560 Newport Blvd, CM 400 sq It $300 per mo Agent 541-5032 •llLIXI lffton* T-'"" 2"'· 2B I lmaa • 1/-ol OQ98n, p"1 Walk· 51 E 21 &•• 2 o• dye 632·2404; eva Ill cl••• llvlng S650tol1295 Clr,499-4364 now S500 mo 7:11 W unit, $525 mo No pe1a 145-2300 S4~21 ___ lSth St S46-4280 Nr OCC Call 540_1158. 1 Br & 2 Br Condo avall, Large Big Bear C111>1n • 1 "-t..!A.o. & WeetliOI c M ~ Hk for Dave L•rr" or SS ,..... .... pOOltspa walk to t>eacn Pool t11>le. color Tl/ 2 ...... Uatua!Ue4 ~c.:..:9& ... ~ 2 ... 1 ... sor Tulia 2290 Lrg 2 Br 2 B•. redec , 75 ...... -..... 39 From $650 6<15-6450 -· .,_p ... .,.. I I pool. adult•. no pe11 Pam Agent N-2 Br 2 811 w/glr, nr Hunt lntercomm Hosp Ir p I s Sl eeps '" 1 MO FREE RENT 1 room 10 7 rooms Adj Airporter Inn & Frwys No C...al l2t2 c1rpa11. fenced patio ty Nloa ., .. 3Br. 388 gar-s .. 3 5 6 ' 6 . 1 3 1 9 YILU 11•••rH I rs 1--------encl8d 08'808. no pets d«let pd $850 mo IN 673..()88.ol -~ lni 2744 2Br nr bch n-cpts. furn 2 Br 2 Ba condo $550, 3 S525tmo plus $525 aec. 6 511177 873-0227. 87~0458 SpaclOUt 1·2 bdrm •P•• at II deelred, S600 mo yrly Br2hnrbead'IS860:3 C redit check req ' 1 klYE TlR I SS7-8200 M/F0-6 OrangelrH 1 br, ralrig 675-6109 Br 2 le~ 2 8' 1 M8-S«2 Of 770-5629 C.a•• UaJ. 24101 Newly decorated 2 Br Sall&Jn 10·5 PM Tenn11. pool, etc $.495. e.~::..-.. n ...., •---Tr ... I Oeluae I BR near , • .., Ba TownnouM Apl STUNNING l11ge 2 Br 2 , 642-48 18 11496-~~ s .. Cltatatt 2776 --• -... SC Ptua RMOrt Adult Welti to ehoP910Q, gu &I Ba Garden Apt Pool ,... I ll 2741 Near new 1 Bdrm •Pl .. Mt'M!Wlf , ..._ & ~perfect. -~--Tract wlpool, gale $532 water paid Fr .. credit $49S 710 W 18th St taaa HC with 1>ullt-1n1, cerpellng llM1ll 2 Bdrm. 2~ be towntim I IHI dlacount. or pur· cfleck wllh thla Id Ohl 2 bf, 1 be Ooeen l/u. & drapes, laundry laclllt)', ---------$1000fmo Cell lot appt Orangalree Condo wl1n ChaM oc>tlon 775-2S80 2l00 ~ AV'8 c M Going Bananu 1001<1ng No End beam calling unde< roof carpor1s 81'<1 ...... ldaM 22N 10 -· Many amenltlea Iott, 1 Br. 1 Ba, upper 548-7387 fOf lamlly living · 111 Mo I SOOO ulll Incl d 494.304<1 put>llc 1annt1 courts & o;_;;;;;;;; ... ;..;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,_..---.-· lneJuded C all eve• unit, ptan 4 wl111 pools a rent moves y~ In gott course right behind SAYf'RONT, 2 Br. 2 Ba 6 4 8 • 3 3 7 S or d y 'I '• n n 1 s S 5 7 5 1 mo Aertatall ruala• .. '450 2 br 1 1 84 We have 2 Br I Ba 1 Bdrm •Pl No Laguna I PfOP«lY Close 10 every· a 13t5 1 mo. Herb 49'·2200 552-7552 lal)N hll.. 2'06 norMuriO..':r...,d[:, 8~19 IHS • 3 Br . , .,. Ba Yrly IM S<i501mo Call 1 h i no• 1395/month 213-'78·3577, 123 E 4 Br, 2 Ba, lfg yd, patio, 2 Bt. 2 Ba twnha In Uni-A Walleoe, 5'8-0358 '475 Poe!, lndry tee no 8Y99 407-5382 Av•ll•l>I• April 1, on• Beyt1ont, Little la. W/O & Mg f"TSOlmo w ....,...ty P8'11 2 cw 0., Lovely 2 bdrm com pl 1 pell S48·9556 ltwprt hack 276' adult only'. no pets. Call •-•L.-1111f1 St S48-559& $050 &U--0272 film S800 mo Eal<le 2 Bt 1 ea_ In •.plea E·Slde lrtlllh 2 8t I Ba -I o-•I 6"2-01311 -· I Imo S45'-5846 °' 836-7507 lndry tac, no pell $430 1 , a • 1 und8 c II. NO FEEi Apt & Condo halaaall 22t7 2&,18a,gs.Mopeta LEASEONTHELAKE 1 271-A E 18th Pl i48510 '1eo211 St ren1111.VlllaRental• ,3Br,2Ba.ocnv-.lrplc 714/S45-69111 1 leaM required Call AM 833-3223 Palm Desert Condo Monterey CC 2 8'. 2 a. •CdM Executive Suite gon & tennl1 $5501......ic Elegant decor lurn/ 75-010S unlurn Elevator & un· der~rnd prkng ltalala ti S~ut 2tOI 675-9 10. 409-4722 Share Exec home w1111 NB 800 ll(f tt offloa. evail prof 1285 l•t IUI dep M • r 1 • s 5 0 0 m 0 U I I I I 0 6 6 • 8 • 7 9 646-6402 873·5500 862-244!1 I TWO SUPER weterfront Shr IUJI 2Br 2be mot>tte Offices, $375 MCh Ma-~ with quiet WOfkln9 I rlnen Mlle, NB M&-5051 lady, no pell pool rec rm Less than • • blk 10 IEWNIT CllTU bch Own room 11nd 2 500-3000 sq tt on 6th bath S250 1 rno 960-53« lloor 01 Pacific Mutual Plan Double door entry, oce VI n 1450 yearly. Utll pd 631-2044 •fl 6 pm Git•. prtvlle road, A•· 1 II I Duple• Weelllde c M 2 WllTll IDTIL.I 5~741 763-4541 gentleman Older fem 15115/mo ptut MC. 2628 a..utlMly oacorated " 111'N 644-0452 mo s • 675-4012 BtOklH 1 •ncl 01r1ge. $635 mo SlepltobMcti,bactlelor. EIOen Av• Av11131151t>d.3 ba lrflrtdr Sec Ptahuala Z6t7 548-0185 I 111 1911 + $200 1Comp1nlon lo• elder1yl Pattllng. 873-7954 etl 3 bor Lake $1850/mo SmaH 1 BR apt,,_ crpl, Super Eutlide IOc c:ar-1 Br 1 Ba. Neel a cuta.1 3 & 'Br CloM to water. prel Lagune Bch condo Chtim1lno Pen. Pt. 5 br, PllYlll IDtlllT 551-867• droa. "lis-6068 ~~·s· I~!• ~152,_2 I wood carpeta, drapes. •m•ll 1 lurn & unlurn. ••Hon· SHta Aaa 2710 I ~.n~~~m upansea I PROPERTY 3'A be. b.R., patio 11200 1 Br plu1 en newly I ..,.,, . .,..,1 • .,, lenced petlo encl ad able all amen1t111 'Condo 1 Br 1 B• 1mmac • _ CORRESPONDENCE mo. I.QI. 673-0060. ramodl. Oii s'~7w0ater T~~7 r~:~~ ~;0:,: BAYFRONT • Spectacular Pftvate 1 br, 1 be du~ gar 8 0 e, no p e I a Bf<*er 675-4012 Pool, 11nn11, ape Full Need Femlle Roommat• 780•0616 or lff ua at paid No pets. " Imo vi-. 19~. 2 br. 2 b1.1 E/llde, git. $550 + $200 $475/mo plut "475 NC , 1. secvrlty $465, 857-291<1 I Pref Student $205/mo +1 84() Newpori <Anter Df. $1800 New 3 br, den. lam 1•1 plua NC. 6-48'_. W 640-711' plus itudy Pvt parkg,I dee> 645-18611 548-5442 Of 770-5621 DELUXE 1 BR CONDO $100 Depo11t & Lat Mo an ew. co ...,,lent to Ille Ritz Reetaurant Avall 2·5 yr• on tublea- M :;:.~ ~;i:;t: 3 cw 181h St •:181~ I J==s j5';gmH~ ~~2~~s'1'\P •;:~~J:1H l Lerge 1 Br 1 Ba upstairs. Large. c!Mn 1 & 2 Br U Y. LU L lmmac. pool, tennis, spa ~ F~~1~~~3.:' _Su __ -"-~_6_7ona_o_. -~-·B_._M-.,-- -------.,.....--.-E.utalde 3 . 2 a, pie, ~ 00 BEST tee Of dl1hwun.t, carp0n 360 Utll1 paid Pool, near Many upgred" Com-----·-----Ground lloof retail°' of. Cea W Jiu &6641 encl pa11o, 2 sty 1880 1 C..la .... 2124 Avocado 142st mo ahope. 1864 Monrovia. IN NEWPORT BEACH plate privacy $465/mo MIF to stir lrg Npt Hg1a flee. approll 221 11<1 11 38R, 4BA mo 640-0097 Charming 2 Br houH , 931~155 S46-0334. Slngtaa 1 a 2 Bdrm 857-2914 home, non-amkr 27-37 5100mo 10 mo Al90 2nd Ultra daluM duple:11 E .. telde Coate Mna, 21 Spec lamlly rm Spa, BWPllT YILUll Ocean "'-& City LllM $455--$&75fmo 1 Bt I Ba, ~rnenlt & Townl\ou· IMaa 2tOO $350 Lrg room Diena "loor office. 378 sq It Spe. ~ 838-3300 ~. 1 b8 "-· garage, lrplc. tlcy Mte, 2 car gar Beautlful Landacaped 2 bf 2 ba twnhM l'rplC 2 Br 2 Ba lrplc, lndry -Some ere elegenlly 631•12&e, 642-3«2 S230 mo to mo ldentlll- yard S500 mo 615-16'2 1735fmo 497-71 ~4 Gu watw paid Patlol ' · rm 1kytlght1 small cat fuml~om l 560 IUWI Mm MIF 10 ahr •Br E.ac cation on COHI Hwy Walk to bch 3bd. 615 I.Qt • 552-1092 poo1' jKul2I ~ I~ bit-Int, apectlOUtat "*' Oii . Wkk. I h Beck B (pool 673-2595 Merigold. No pah, . C Bf nla courta.' volleyball $725 S45-3115 3M Avocado On Jembor• Rd at ., rentals now ava1 ome. •)' w --------- ••&Omo. 844 -2405: 3 Bdrm.""' ba. lemlly rm, ardlff mdl 2 2 Ba In oouna rec room Jr 1 Br 1 BR auper clean encl TSL Mgmt 642 0<112 San Joaquin H~ls Rd S 105 & up Color Tl/ & trplc $300 mo + u(ll I llWNIT IUOI, car gar $725/mo 1'1 & " mo wnr gt Cal s 7 TownhouM 2 8t 1" Ba awporl v ... Female rmmla wentad IMCM)IO(). dining rm den. lrplC, 2 T1'!90Towr1 ace Newo cw,AP81 I Furn..h.ci $430 ·1 011 S.so mo utH Inc • ' 144-1100 NPhonea In Brolomd 2c2!." _63_1_-11_2_20____ OFFICE SUITE Dvar- l.OE t BR, gar. deck, I MCUrltf Avail~ Deb-Charle& Darr REIMAX I S -0075 645-1810 lrplc, pool, 9'>a. 811~ Qutel 2 Br. I 8a. gar pa-8"~7«5 CdM 2 Br houae lit,, ~·~ ~~o"<:r':': ~-xlra•. 1745 + dep ble 540-0 702 I 55~9• ~5 L!pa!INCk WI 2 Bdrm, & 2ba. ,_. untt. Dau Pilat U2' '800/mo. No peta, 2 car 3 br. den. N. L•oune, I"· 108'1\ Orcl'lld Chatmlng S rm 2 Ba wt ~ vu Walll to beadl 81·9135 or 8~4-4290 view dbl oar dshw1hr $1SOOfmo 404-58-41 avt "" makee Hie eulef. se<>0 Small 1 Br Rustic Pine • Call 53M100 BEST fM c.... ... mt Cottage. "f:c· walk to , ....... fallty U34 beach 605 /mo ····-4~1097 3 81, 2 la. c:ukM-MC, m HOME FOR RENT Maf."lflcant oeeanlront SO Coaat Plue. A¥all Founwm Va/ltey 3 BOrm, vO In old Spanlth ... &11. Sl75/mo. Eve• & 1750. Fenced yard & late. 3 lrplc1, leaded wknd• 641-0703. Daya Q91'8g8. Kid~• wel· wlndowa. m es1lv• eae.1...a ooma. ~5-Agent, bMlne, ~o• 3000 eq • • 1 .. w/,_ crpt & no,_ ft St119e to pvt beach C egt car gar. irv yrd Why ttvow ,.,,, -ay? Ma~ lrMI Obie gar by 1e1. 577 Park Rent to own 3 Br twnnm, 121 Olmo. Cplt pref. Of. Off 18th 1725/mo no dn, no qu1llfylrig 8o4()..M2t cal~ 11 131-12" I U00-12300 l\egot. IS--~a Billa USf pymta, Sherld = 1460 in::'"' l'IN quiet uon evell Wilt tr ~ UOOf mo. 28r. Otn, alo. tr• alr"t c:nlr'1 lt1·55841 dbl wide rnob11a lvn. T • llt,._ tncc1 4 1114'1. Ca I "8nt ~ IP90e rent ' ... ,to M8T flty ... Pool "'8 on CU de MC 3 utll. , no peta. AcJt. thlxtr .. 28. Call I WI ... leack 2'41 3br.2'-' be. frple. encl garage Avail th• first llO,pool.Nopets. 1601H UllU WOI last & d1p USO/mo 71<11645-7100 gar 1750 Avail April 1 Call 631-40M 15th St. Nwpt Hts SS50 --tu Avell 411 673-7464 ---------Oceenffont ne•I to 04Vers l 750-1852 6"2-73<10 -·-Alrpor1 area-Exec Cove. lovely 2Br, 2Be. on 1 Br wt pool OH paid •---------Wkly ren1111 S05 up F rmmta wanted fOf 3Br. Suit• from 225-450 sf water FantHllC view $415 1 BR ~frig. patio, $380 pr rno. No P•I• , •• IE$EIYE m Color Tl/, Ire• COllH, 2B•. yd, S300 mo NI II pw aq IVMany •tru ffOOmo yrly,t1000 mo clHn No pa11 724 C Relareq'd 147FlowerSt NEW gated 20 Town-heated p()()I & Slaps to amllr C M 642-11717 Call557-7010 6 mo IH K1tl'lle Her-Ja,,,_ 673-7787 645-4161 home VILLAGE COM· OQMn l<ttcnens ava11 des.,. Rltr 760-e244 ROOM FOR RENT Pllmll lmOI " MESA DEL MAR $635/mo EHlllde 2 Br I MUNIT't' 2 & 3 Br 2'1\ NS N Coal! Hwy NEAR BEACH & FWY -·· CIHn 2 br, $475 Kid• 1'1\ Ba. TownhouM, ger Ba 1600-1800 IQ It of LaQUn& Beach. 49'-$29• l250fmo. 831-IMI05• 1 h20 corner ottlc. on 9th floor at 550 Newpon Cente1 Or MAGNIFI CENT VIEW OF THE BAY Shara luxunoualy • ppolnted rec:apt. rm. conf rrn. •hara rlCeP• tlonllt, aac:1 station Mty furn. l13501mo 8 mo rnln. laaH. Call Mr• Montaner, &4o-1S80. l!!J!!t leac~ ..., OK Call Ernie S40·3eM 1 •. lrplc, blt·lns, email I pur• luxury GeragH Room w/kllctl prMlaget OCEANFRONT Ob:2-4 Br. 1Bl't utll pd, adut11 pre-pet ok2817 0 ~::,~~ =~~:: h~r;:\'n~ I nr busllna & 1hopplng ltatala Waat• H09 By week or monlh *"8d.•vallApr1 poae TSL,._mt "':.82.1603 rooma. wood .burning! centw.082-7520 Seml-r9UMldUnfv Prof ... 613-7873 mgr 13()() ~68 ,... llr..,lecH, micro-w•ve 1111& OIYI sor & wlf1 Hek1 1st ON THE SAND 1Lo18r ept NewelP'IP4llf'lt 12 Br 1 Ba -c:wpe1' ~. privet• patio• & I Single room wlthoul b8 ~~~•="!!,r~~~ 3 Br 2 ea UPJ* unit, 13e&+utll tstttul, dep r:'~~ ~=8~ ~C::. yard•. g.1r<lener prov~· on beach.' ldt av111: May yrly Reply• to w•I ber. pert furn • &41-957' I . I ed E>egent ltvlnQ only t5 Mwd'I 1 •tie. 675-4231 Wootton, .O• Clncser.tla wael'ler. dry•r Inc Id LIKE NEW 1 81 $480 ..... ~Lu-... &42 1803 mlnut .. lrom "Ful'llon ••--Or Claremont, CA 81711 Y.arly or winter eneltd · ..... ,....... • , ,.,Md, 7 mlnvtel to S.C I ~·- g11taga. ' ;~patio frplc pool IP• 1315: tBr, 1bl. pool, Plue or 0 C. Airport l/ary private rm a be. Raap bu11neMm1n, 83, lllllAI. INll 5802 SeMhora .,.., Q\Ael, no P8t• 1auoc1ry acllta. no pet• Ju1t aHt ot Newport retrioe Pref lemala wl well-bal'laved dog. ll -a•i TSl Mgmt. IM2~1fJ03 MUA PtNca loet-,~7 833-?ito & "46-11M7 1 8Nd I eo of 8an ~I 1315/mo. 673-7644 '""' t-2 br. t-2 ba -Frwy From I 1000/mo l'louM , 2 car gar, f.-!Ced: PrirM W•1Cllff loca"°", OCEANFRONT: Lge mo-P~ wtlO !-..cl~ 2 Br t •a. carpet a, 931·11439, 2473 Of~ 4 Br, 3 8' l'lou•, IN. y1rd. CMIN8 a r ea aYllll 3-18·93 Call Tim dem 38r 2ba. ger, w4nt· ahould 8lwly9 cMc* the esr..,.., no pet• UGO & ,11119, Coela Meea 1280/mo r>IU• utll &46-4488 SIOat. Bualneee Pr°'*· er, av9ll now. Mo petl. hr\llol Oho'lra In.IN SUO UC utll pd 867-16el 1---------1 tlH 8rollara91 Co '800/mo. 11M4MO DAILY Pll .. T ~14230 letl'I. ~b3e'!'o~~r::.: Huntlngtort lc:fl, Am wlpvt Of!!! .. !alt ltl4 7W752-t011 ., •. 2 .. flt 8C Pia. MOO/mo. UO-t106 •fl ent, •hower. TV. 2t7 1117 w .. tcaitt, N.8. 271 ......... LM &.A. pool, ;:,· «*'PC)tt. ~ t2'11 St 13t-Hl4 to 3800 8Q. ft. 2.435 aq. Offtoa tiotl -a ft wlbecll'I ~~":a '7 ' No P9tS. Eat..t>IUfl. IPec 1 bd. pool, ....... Ntt!lt ltM L~~ ~:' •Pt lor Atty/Aoct Ina/ plMent -. no pet• ---- --·-...._.. ...,.,.,, Ptol wl rata PO 801 LAlllGE , • J Ir orpta, 1111/mo :+..1er ' Pine Knot Motel on Coeat flount.aln Vlhy of. .!!!...':. ~ a.a. CA Ml"'t.KJ-·-.i d'111, lnclty rm. Pfilno, H\lfy. NI,.._. to oca.i lie. H4 aq tt. 105at • ._. ~~~" #tier, pc:t, g1r I frl91 3 k Iba, 2 d«U. =· Wkly rat• 1146-CM40 S I I l I r , ( 0 I o k ) ~ ... ~ toc No,,.. .. =·~.~4tti ,,: ... A PL.1111 IJ1~14~"~ ... ~·~,34~.~;_:~~!~~~~~11 w1·---------1 CleYI 11ata,4t74,.,.. "•uonat>te ,..,.. Kit· DowntO'fl'ft "'""'· 8Mctl Aoomr a er. lla«se, wl 2111at~ °'*•'•· OftOnM. maid ~-l~ ~HI.II~ 641-u• ...._ en.aq tar l(lOt OK MOO uoo Ot&.,UXI ACIOUI MrVICe, Z oft9"nal mo-IO --I Oil •1..,. ___ .._ __ .., ., ........... ;ezo •tr Olrl~br ..-.. .... IAHOPIPIA MO· ;::: .. fro"' 1110 lo ..... ~ .... -" ::J_• • ..--. TIL. 1117......., ~ , 400 11C1ft•t009111 .-CM tit ieoe ._ft.. •rt ... nt1 .,;JW.. • etct ....... m "· , "'~'ti ,,... ,.,,,, ,.,. ... " •• ,.., .. "· • ii"11111to. I Ir J ea -.. --•lllJ\L ..., Ae-1416. "° 14•. iaiil 94.ft ..._. ""° ,._.,~ltOUOI .U.. otw: ~ ~ .,lllA I -.. 0o .. n ~I .. , 1':.o'!'tv, •lllt .... ::Z.,CU:1"-'1 ,,. .... ........ i ..... :. im~ .... 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"" Crim. 6....eoH &52-9522 ln111111111on 01.1r "'Ork I 12 yr• In oc 839 t8H Drllnt Lie e00-1030 8111Nlo. f 1. 10 .. Many Cftl!!lr1 ~ U .. / ... /111 149·•M1 "°"1111 Hotn .. Of1loe Cleaning ~~10c!!'.,,9i!!•:::r-. PUIT YMI OAITU PMl lmk!/ helr• :·.:..~,';r' ....._ ... ,,.......,.1ra Lo retH C.raalt Tilt RMl-""'""'•111 831·2'41 JU8tl'I OAi.DININQ Uc'd, bon<Md, lne'd ""'' ... ~1 Lio 2041111 FAEE 18T INT/IXT 'I .._........ ....... -.....,,.. O!Mnovpa, lrM trim' )(Int,.... H1.c>e91 .~CALL Me.1013,' AEF8 uc. 320881 UllWUI llU. •rank'• TH• enow•r•. DAil Y Deck1, p11t101, lencH. ITIYI ... T'l.l IU ftatla1 mllnt. MNIOe 6'0·8036 rtOIANCIMnlno. tult OI pl/ • ._.., llf4t IM TEO 7141871-9047 hperleneed & prolH· oe>1.1ntet1. flo0t1, pool• Fr .... t8l...,.7S2·9116e Beelptloell. te3·3283 A-lWOOOl'INCI& i time Uyraexp.l'tnthe ..... ,.1 I ' llon1I Verr reHon1ble Quellly. #0128914 PlOT Repalr·Alter1tlon• l'L.IU Cart GATE: NIW a A!PAI" OLUll· Pl t>etti 642-6151 lliitpet lendacape' CINn· :u1tollmt p.tn~I,.. ~u~ ~·.·~.rorFaolr ~f/p':,~ ~ _"3_-0_24_7 _____ _ Doots-wlndowe-cablnele _... (21&>4H·4028159W425 Lgelem1tl 11wn malnt, sw..-1 ._. ........ 1 upe, tr" trimming. 'r" que Y v.or r " IM lem.. SERVICE p~·~c:-~:~ ~=Cy~~~!:. 'g~ Feno• A1p11r1: wood. glldtntno.' H3·2503 v;'& ::..;i=d~ I ••1· Tony 949•715H o~v!:&;:.~o,/r•• .... ~ ~~ 7'~':~!:. STUDeNT8 TAEE 1 nevi got 1 ceNI Flernod, &4M189 wtcdyt block, atone, bflck. Con· Tr .. 01Mn-1.1p & hll.IUng, Kttly M1..t970 l!aM81f P•lnll~/Pape< Henglng PLEASE kMIP l'}'l!_li • Senile", elmm l)fotec· DIDECTORY 1 1 bl ere!• oontl Ml-605' eprlnkltr repelr. gen .... -.... •••i• l"''Cl<WOAK· s-·•i IOb• Cat> net A.ftnlahl~ (l 14) 4U·11ll uon. eitp'd 957-1tt1 II\ cone r, rep•" g or rODDLEA FUNI Lvncl!. mllnl &46-7217 _. w...-"' "-00 IT NOWt emllll Gu111 875-&29• 1ntck1, acllvltlH. Felr/ ..... ll.eW• ' Tf'lorCMIQI\ a Depend1ble ~. C:0.11 MeH, Aue. Lle'd 5311·9 98 lO yre ••P· Pool MtV, re-frff tr1mm1np,, removel, Alt fw .... ,. 4Nv WEATHER DAMAGE F11rv1ew. CM 751-2342 f'«loM. Muonty. 111 yu. 1 !aafpaa "4-t7Ge (Ive mettage) Irvine. Rete. 1175-3176 :aterlor hOuH pelntlng. molding Early compl•· •lump grind ng. heulfng REPAIRED 20 Yfl Lie. Chlldcare, llcen••d Uc, bOndN Mt-1178 NYU --M"'· CL"'·N ........ , • moo• Rell AlllH Fre• ... 11on. m1lnt & repelr b)' •J(Jlef1• Rant>I Fr .. VOi.ir Dally Piiot -•"-"" ...,. -C II Mlkll 841 1030 FrM HI 24 hr MN lie NI Jim 1156-6910 ~ Dnctory bonded. 982-8314 Newport/Coll• M-. Qara1t .,.., ltelr Exp'd In 1111 home repair•. M•k•• II glHm: hom•. All l)'PM•rHI 631-2346 • • 283800 84M280 Aepr.-nl•tlve REMOOELSIFACE LIFTS 850-1330 ~LL MAKES: 1prlng1. COtllM'l/Ael. Ma.30f8 IJ», ofc Rets. e.e-22..0 Frplce, l>lt, remOOel'd Brk I"""·· -rn1 .. ltntct MJ-itll1 tit 811 Cullom wood Pllioa, CHtllCten Gfatral hlngee, ,_ 099'*•· ***HOME REPAIR _.Ol.INCIHnlng AHlden-& atone, br1< pevlng EJi. Farthing lnlerlOr Oetign 1Mfla1 Typing/Word Proc.elng " decka & lenc.1. •II gen ' Lo r11111 Tom 567-4480 Elec·Pll.lmb-Clf1*1tfy 1111 a 111canctH Delle p'd 893-3H3 HANGINGISTAIPPING H1.11>er Rool1ng·llll type• Oulck. 1UY revlllone ... ltl•t/ lta .. tl hm repair FrH HI ~Aepelre, oomm. Smell tot>e OK. Fut Pecotte &45-4840 X904 ln•-1 I v1 ... Mc Scott 1145-9325 N-·recovet·<**• Aeuon•ble 851-1041 -Aendy ~ t-0622 & reeld Lle'd, bonded, Qa1•eata1 Mrvloe Keith &48-4872 YOU'RE THE BOSSll ._ -Uc .t• 11802 5•8-9734 ... ,... Ct •• -'-- J<ITCHENSl8ATHROOMS C ltm Ina. F« Ml, 552-9142 Oullllly HOUM/Ottlee ·ABC MOVING· Expert w11Jcover1n9 In· ROOFING AEPAIAS i;:.~~="~="-=1•=1a11-- * FRENCH DOORS * llJ!I ct lal•tf 0.llh'fftMe TIUI 20 y111r1 up crpnl(y, BEV 560-8718 OulCll Careful Ser'v~ tlllll1tlon Aeu Con1ul· Smell job• OK Free WE WASH WINDOWS Slnoe 1g47 Uc 148370 No StMJn/No Shempoo Tope>«f/remov.d Cleen I alee, plmbng. Every1hlng. j LIC T1l8048 552-0410 '"'' Aulgnml. 581-8590 e11•m111111 Cell Tom or Fut ProfMeionlll ~ I 5•• 1837 Stein s~1et111 Fest Add'ns/Aemod. Pline & I 751 3•79 AMI rel• M 1-0063 H•PP"' ''OP CL"' .. NING ' ..._n CIOf'I r .. _ ..__.. • up,,_ IWl\t • .. . T,. ' ':'u s I .,., ••• ,... 81aeltw•lder P1perh1ng-Chuct.. 542-6392 Qulllity work go111ant-' ... Lat di')' Fr ..... 839-1582 ~fi~e~8~2~1 Lendecaping-Vd Ctrwp• JACK OF ALL TRADES op qu ... ly-•t. QUiii Ing & Removal Ou•I ---FrM llllllmall 848-7391 ,.._ .. • .. •--'------Sti&mpoo & at .. m clean TrM lrlm/remov-Malnl Cell Jeck anytime, 842-7925 &42·708t Beet quality 25 yr np work onty •94-3616 Alf Roofing Aepalre • Dr1YeW•y-Perklng Loi Color l>rightenere, whl Weather etorm demege? Dey Of night &75-3014 Superb HOl.IMCteanlng Competlllw rel" Hot lar, wood. comp, Ill• ~·~ • Wlndow Wuh· A.c>elra-S..lcoellng crpt1 • 10 min bl111ch lie. C.il Mike II An-lrrlg1111on Jim 951-0129 ONE CALL DOES ITI I Service "Back In Bull-lie T-t 18,428 730-1353 Plaattr/ ltpab Free .. , 539-3232 ~8.8~3~s'-~~icea Aootlng-Welerprooll~ Hllll, llv/dln rms $15, avg Ad t 779. e42•43oo 2• Tll 11111 Ml• Pelnllng, cerpenlry, neN" 873-8401 appl STARVING COLLEGE PLASTER PATCHING Map ffffi!l lll·latl S&S Aephll e31 ·41QQL room S7 50. couch S10, hre. lewn-lr .... thrub lnttall roofing, crpl llMm c;in-SPARKLE PLENTY STUDENTS MOVING RHluccos lnlllllll 30 FrM Ht. Uc ,381042 Jonn'a Window ci.tnJng Den Hallberg Oredlng chr SS Ouer ellm pet 11 ... RIH I llW Tr" trlm/Aernovlll Ing, gerdenlng, yllfd cln-Home Cleaning Service CO Lie. T124-438 yr1 N .. 1 Paul 545-2977 FrM "'· 12 yra •KP & Pevtng co An/comml odor Crpt rep11r 15 yra Medllerreneen Constr Lewn malnl/Ao1otllllng up, etc Lov.eet retet. XI 1 rel• 1142.811()9 lntured 841-8427 S.rttarlal Stmcn 640-ll>ef Lie. 3978804 842-1720 up Do work my1111f Uc'd bonded 54g..1978 FrM .. umet• 548-eot5 s1err 548-4471 n WATCH us OAOWI I v w;, Aefe 554-0123 • · lact•t Tax Pl.ASTUllli :iec:reterlel IMIMcet lyp· Find whet you went In --------"·-·t t'-C'u C1Mn-up1/Llndecaplng laalla1 Paiatlat ,..., '°''"" Ing, copy, e1c Fut Mf'V D'lly Piiot Cl&Milled1 la)nlttlat We Cert Crpl Cleanera _.. Rt .. a -aat Hauling • TrM Trim Fedetaled T11K Service -/-. w. .. 1 •"'"''" 675-4456, 780-8359 -..... Bll...,byall....., .. tl_.ng ... -an-y _hou_r_I Slelm Cte1n & Uphot ROUGH & FINISHING FrM Ml 842·"907 DUMP JOBS Home/office epplt. fllf PAJITlll ~ 145-12.51 Near Vlct«la/Xlnt refa. Truck Mount Unit. Guer. C ... n.Up Incl v.lndowt Mowing, edging & gen &C11S1m1 ~JllKMEo:_~ ,J3°..~' 631-4871. by Alcnerd Sinor Uc ~=:;~~~~~~~ S-kf~l-.lt ... e-.1 _____ _ Coate Meea. 842-Ma2 Aeu. rites 645-3716 Oetell work. 857-0691 clHn-up. Honeet & de-... .,...,. • Oaw't: Mott $10475 or 2eo844. 14 yre of happy Pl )I Don't Move . lmprovel Stitt Ln l•••lrn That 1111 contrectors who perform work o-1200 Including 11bor end m11111rlel1 mull I>• II· cenaed. UnllcenMd con- trectC>f• ehOufd IO lllle In their lldllWtlslng Con- trector• end ooneumera. contact Mary Grondle al (7 14) 558-4086 with any q1.1e111on1 Contrector'a Stata LklenM Bowd. 28 Civic Cenllr Pl11111, Room 690. San11 Ana, CA 92.701 CARPET INSTALLAtlON "=all pendlble. Fm trM •••. HAULING-etudent wllge 20"/t of1 lut year'• WIH locel CUllOmera •• •• Skyllle• & Bay Window• Child care. •ny ii•· any-& AEPAIAS 30 yrs e•p. ~ 750--4403 or 554-4454 truck, .. me 10 ralee Jon travel. 84 l-OQ29 Thank yOl.I, 113 t-•4 10 24 llr El "") 141-1121 FrM n1 Aeea 539-3232 ~~~-h~~c~.ta M~·· 645-9031 (l>el 8, •II 4) DRYWALL TAPING Relph Cabellefo & Son• 759-1978 Thank )'00 PAINTERS NEED WATER HEATER Special filt ---All Te•tur" & Acoustle TAXES pickup & delivery WOAKI 30 yre ewp lnll Pool he1ter1•Furnace1 Helping H1nd1' Cerpet Fr" eat. Kevin 873.1503 Compl melnt, comm/ HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE 11 your l!ome or ottlte ~ • lallMal c1 .. n1ng new dry me· r•. Tr• tr.,.lng a r• Furniture. Trull. Tr-Out or etale & mlfllery ul. Acouetlc cellfnga :;omm'I Spec Jn resllu- Balloon Promollona Unit· tl\od S1ve SS 240-0275 moYal. cle11n-up1. Frff 983-5415 NOAM 832-6M lie 368780 Fr" eet ren11, new°' remod TILE INSTALLED All kinda. Guerenleed Reta John 893-0487 Dtetrical •t. 1148-48S. •11. 4.30 lllao. Appl· 1 Devla Painting 942-7479 TOP HAT 636-2030 mlted: bright. bHut Ctatat/ Ctacrttt t•E•L•E•c•T•A•1""'c -1·-N--P-r-lc_•_d ltalt Cltaalat I 0----paallTlll bo1.1q1.1e1a. Seme day -,. JAPANESE 0AA0£NER UUl8Ct •••-1111111 49<4-7550 c.m.n1-Muonry-Bloek right, lrM 11llme111 on Speciali.t Mein!, etMn· ROBIN'S CLEANING LOW AA TES buelneta, 25 yrs Lie •039• 1 Ina. Rep1pe, repair, remodel Free a11 , r1111on1ble LIC'd John 631· t 151 TILE I llAIOllY Welle-Cutt work lie. large or amllll Job• Ing, trimming. "'" .. , Service •• tnoroughly hOCN. IUIO & llf• bonded A•I• Color EK· CUiatt !IUitl t381057 Aob 547-2683 Lie. 396621 873-0359 549.9912 842-4047 clean~ 540-0857 The FactO<Y Insurance per1 "3-0911 Rlcherd All tyPff-r•as 631 ·~ People Who n-.l people should 11lw11y1 check the ~ Ouec:t.ory In the New cettlMI•. c•blnel SELL Idle 11em• v.llh • LIC'D El.ECU\ICIAN :::JMl\lnQ: otcic .... Qual 645-9930 933-042 1 INT/EXT. CALI. .!IM. 11clng. t>ere. formic• Delly PllOI C!Uajfled Ad. 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Wented 11dull1 over 22 lllssll/!.E lllllEDIATE OPEllll~S word proe41Sllng ' deal· who enjOy worillng Wllh • APT IUIAIU • 1ng wlpublk: 641-8868 youth Muat be v.ett 2112 HAR80A BLVD I Opportunity fm ~n 1YPt Gener11 oll1ce, Cott• groomeel pereonable. • COSTA MESA p1raon tor ••c uelve Need telephone sales representallves t.o Meea, 11-5, 2 lo 3 deyl wll. poatttve mollvetor Siert 141-Mal complex M1.111 hive ff' Eltper lype & Mle b«kpg •I 175 per week Cell ""'-2.... 1 pleuan1 pereonallty, start tonight In Costa Mesa o tee. Atlllal othce u~. In pro-2-Spm, CJ.46-7021 ( ... fm ......... ""· llblllly 10 get lllong well -1 l&Yl l WEii wtthpeople6 capeble or perly m11n1gemen1 Sher_r_on_)_. ____ _ ATTRACTM t\llndffng office & corr• •Part time I Non-amok•r 16/hr PAIT Tm •'!:::111::::-4 MASSEUSSES tpondenc;e. Lovely 1p1, •Must be at least 16 642-4907 wkdya 9.4 I EYll/WUlllll • • TO SERVE YOU good Ml•rr. & benellt1 HAIA SALON-Hair Slyfltl Meke utra U helping Costa Meu. CL 92627 .-~ their own Hlabtl1hed & Camps ••• Cl.cus OF ~;~~~. 0p'~Y ;~~0';5::,1 :~~=r~'::nn~y ry I ~~~~~-:ti~oa Island youth cerrlet1 promote .assllf!.( •Reliable Hair Stylist wan1ed lor routH Meture. outgo- -----------------------------------~ • •G~~~ng~~ntial HB~~~~~~I~ mg.llUICl~per~W 719 NO. HAABOA BLVD Apt Menage< couple w/ 960-9100 IYP9 peraon, pleaM call Forfurther information regarding advertising placement in the Schooll & lmtruction& Directory -call Louiae Griffith 642-5678 ext 330 CHRIST LUTHERAN SCHOOL Openings evallable for 1983-1984 Schoof Year 1st Grade & Kindergarten "A CARING SCHOOL Wl'TH A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION" Extended Day Care Available 541tlee 7tO Victoria Coeta MeM WORD PIOCESSltl SCtlll Learn How to use Wang IBM 056 & 01splaywrtter Xerox 8EiO C.M n14) ss6-6&M ~ lriilt ~ lsistlD o.,,. (....,.Silha..,. UI M MOH W0ttEY Become a Word Processing Spec1altst Excellent Career Opportunities WOAO PROCESSING ANO INFORMATION SYSTU.CS 2232 SE 8nstol-Su11e 1~ s.nia Ana. t..1 92701 '°"""""""·- ~or Inf anti, T~, f>rnchoolen •PLAY 11 your c#uld'• moll lorn,.1 vt tdUQUOn1J exper .. nc:e •Corw partlc•l»U with vour child in th• rT\0\1 nw>Kted tnd reipectful pettnl child movt....,nt play program 1n C.l1forn1• • E .. Piore our colorful, 1nnoval1•• l(\CI notnPehh•e l>l•v tnv•rO<WNnt __ _ .-Children., 3 montM-4vuu Wffkly cfUM\ ~"'""°"' GVMBOAH. U'1 Ctllld't "'Y· Fm OPEN HOlJS( FULLERTON uperlence for 97 unltl 2-5PM M·F 646-7021. r.rden ept. Coata MMll HIRING 110·1112 a11ry + t>onua + 1p1 O.tl Nl·COOO MtwH• 1·2 PW Tm Coen 24 hre I &42-4907 I 1•2.·-·· lit. a 12, •"· 11ao 1 DAYS I WEEI " -• Hard working young OFC SUPEAVISOA ATTRACTIVE ASSISTANT MGR O...a ________ _, _________ minded eeoer wom4ln & b~:~ b::::c,,c~cr~:::. MASSEUSSE.8 ~ Shop, NB Lady'1 clo-n ... -lr. ·-v IEP I lllYEll IEEHI men malur• •nd rMC)ONlble TO SERVE YOU 1 h I n g • i1 P ' n e c • 1 -~" $ f ........,IOn $44•2470 Irvine beHd elumlnum ElCper or lr1lnee can 1080 pera.on or a ,....... 9U-CO!OS·Would love to wtndow & door menu-maJte S9-S1Slhr atartmg perv111ng tne evening I party w/you Cell Sue or 11110 lecturer hes • currel\I P•Y Full and PIT poSJ· phone a111f1 laklni end Kethy 1nytlme. (2131 Hlllr Sly11al E.llper'd only opentng Thia poelllon IS 11on1 1v1ll1ble In our O.rec1 Allllllng Firm 32 dllpllchlng mnHg .. I 93•·4571 . (714 NewpOnllf Inn Hlllr De· ideal for entry level pubflc111 1ons Cell Jobs Jmmedtlle Hiring Appllc1n1 mutt hlY9 • 527-7188 llgna. &«-2580 carHr mll\ded pereon I 537-2880. Eirt 3 KING Staff PotltlOntl good Phone pertol\allty BE OWN eoss WhO wlahee to eventually _,_ .. _______ YOU llUST rod~-:, ~!!t PIT no-..,.. & ~Iv entw 11..o 01 eaJell This Driver•. cron-counlry 2 30·8 30PM. Mon-Fri. ery territory. 857-4024 la • d~Jng poaltlon MecGregm Yachts. 1631 llVE gOOO company beneftte, I which requires eccurale. P'-'1~ C M start approx 1700 pe< umm lllLP mllur• person will! tlC1 10 needed Eitperttnced & good pnon. ~I-e..rn rut caall · sell gour-=hln penion be._ wllll ceterlng treys & lly BA Degree prel I mel eteaks & seafood £XPERIEICE 2 & •PM, Mon-Thure, ta.led decoratlona Light Submll wrnten resume 10 780-8235 Excell pro- bllklng dullH S•lery T A Collin, VP SU: & duct Cell 24 nre for AP91 uk~W~ STREET open Hrs Fleitll>le MICIO Merahelf Alumt-Eitperlenced Day ttme ( l 1 4 ) COSTA MESA. EOE Lori's Ktlchen nvm Producll. Inc. 2206 I l>utboy THE BEACH i;;;:::::;: 979-0747 Allon Ave. Irv 92714 HOUSE AESTAUAANT 964-5354 1• Clertl needed '°' Liquor Dey or even1n_g ul••1 619 Sleepy Hotlow Lane. I NIT lm Store over 31 yr• re-potltlon. 1150-$300 per Legun• Beech Apply In Hotel --IL.Ill gtetllf'••per 975~ """" 1145-6760 1'1er 21 pe,.on Hoitt room a11endan1 tm wn·- PM . Eitperlence "all-eround" luxury L1guna Beech 1 Very busy Clfc:ul&tlon of· CONSTRUCTION H-••nH ... r• cook Days and nlghte hotel Engll1hl Spanish llce n .. d• • pert time WORKERS --~• · epeaklng 1 muel Calll clerk fo1 1nnrerlng lfflHIE M.,,... 1• IPlllMI ~=!F:~ ::'fC: 10•6· Miu M111cl •97-4477 phonM and dlepetohlng NO EXPERIENCE PIT, FIT XLNT Commit • CROWN HOUSE ~-HOUSEKEEPEA·lfve-ln. ~· NECESSARY Wor1t In oc Mual 1111119 TAUAANT, 32602 Pee good w/chlldren. non-~~~~r~.r!.~;r.~~"g· Many polltlone llVellal>le ftalr ror color & be • NII I Cal Hwy, Laguna Niguel amltr. Spenleh or Eng For Info, 312/888-4347 t1erl11r Wiii tr•ln I spHklng OK 1110 wlc Sal morning s.ot.00 per ext E-91 FM ror Dlrec;-84().6249 •FASHION COUNSELOR Sat/Sufi off s3l-MS4 hour. *&a••-T111• tory fflTH ••-_..,.r $12/hr, PIT, L.adlea Af>-1----...,----Apply In penon be'-' ..--I ---.--~al 8'*-' 730-Q080 HouMkeeper for emput• 2 & 4PM, Mon-Thure. I HOMEOWNERS .now OlllTlllTlll Could IMd lo chlllrllde or 731-4347 gentlemen. llve-ln Ml· Mk fo< Eiieen. )'Oii can make Eitper or train"' can In 2 monlh1 for ROA wtlh tuN pw-.on rel req 330 W. BAY STREET US'• In your badly•d 1 l'Mk• $7420/hr atertlng CP cert Nonemoker nU Tm Pif Call efter aPn 842~7 COSTA MESA. EOE I Grow Flatl & Shrimp for pay All lredel 1Y81t11t>le Nv.1lt Cir 6«-0811 PAIT·fm Wiii INSURANCE VIP ~I~~~~~~~~~ Profit In our p1.1blk:atloM Cal MITU./ha PrMtlff opporlunlli.a 1111ll11ble Ml un. AMi.t9nt min.-Pit U1111• ~~ltlng Opp'l·Mlnlmll 537·2880. EKt 3 KING Jn Newpor1 ~I•..-, with the Loa Ange~H lmum 2 yra brok~r•g• Delly Pllol new•paper Cell North American '" eJrtr• ""8r'P 9ll$)t'd ADA Time• Clrculellon •·, exper lncldng typing deeltr In lrvlne 1re11 FlaMriM EAper Counter Pereon tor cn.wakte w/front otc & P9'1d "*'1 In our door-1 10-Great opp or I unity A1>c>ro•. 20 hr• Pf wl!. rental car co Cell I.MK• oor newapape( H .. 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Wll• ~114. l*Jeft Wurlll•• ,un ._..k., Or· IV ITGUI r I t I . - 1.Mdlno bfotitftie• nrm .,._ & mlfrOr, 1 Dees l.ft~1!~" O O o Io '10 KHIO. 1100 mllH, lmtrl ! btl I UI W llft TEL·A·OllD HAI IMMlDIATI ONNtNOa flO" ftAln'·TIMI ~IN Tl!ll!~ONI I AUI OIPAATMINT M LAMI OAANOI COAIT Nl!WSPAP!A • E..-.nlng1 and Saturday mornlngt •commlaalon/Ouarantee • Mu1t be 1mbltlou1, plea11nt and rellable •Experience helpfu l, but wllllng to train • Thll 11 not temporary Call 648-4000 betw..n 9AM-3PM &42-&e1e, ext. s 12 betWMn 6:30PM-9PM llM lm!Mdla .. °'*''"' ~ MedMltd MIO ,1111\tl~ claruge4. ....ij...... '11 JOIOTll. 4100 ml. .,, OPIL OT '71 AMC Gl'Mlln )(. caoo-lOJ A.11.Allt.llttd... Wlltt onst. AYtU lliJt, W"11.UUf MabGQfu illl• f 1001010. ts f.tott ~ llavp11n111, mat t11.1r11 l'<O~HT ~ oond, nd1 wotk 11200 OP•t ••or. Mtllfl 1.41 td QI He • lhfOm• r'' "L •I• n 0 ••• a 0 ~ lrom m and uc> tlllr .. ""'· ,,.., -... -.. 1• 111"'. .. "'. & • " •• AM •• , .... ..,., ootn• IMno ''" Ht. toll. 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"" 487-6739 lSl:Sl Harbor llYG •g• CedlllHI In lou- Cl88<>" D•ek w/2 lilt dt•••r• "" l300 P"-A ------·eo c v1 Oetden Or~ 1111rn CellfOffllel ... u• Need• employment, part )(LNT ciond Dk wood 875-130& (Gery) ........ rune. IOOlle grHI '11 ll'IDUt amltm ()&M, I o. l\JIO, air OH· laltt·ltn.&.tatf11 lod'Yf time 01 11mporery lff 541-2237 &45-l3M 1496 OIO 14&.8!11t ruby Mu1t Hll lmmld "111· new llr ... QtH1 l1Wll·llll 6e7-3939 B b F ' -fr rtfat ..... f210 '77 YAMAHA 760 I I It 0 Vt I I 7 0 0 0 ~ 40~~~ m) 1 13000 1111111 • y urn Jenny Lind Lid '• 7M aid boOlt "" UK ml M60 147. 1070 4M.0340 ----' na 1MI 111 y••H ...... •&A Crib I DruHr. '276 't .,,. ' · 'll 111y10 H -.... ......., Aalatll StrolH Strollu 135 nellt, excel oond UO, IV'• IOZ2 A•fl tl0'1 "' • 1000 8llver/blk all e111r ... mint 2800 Hlfbor Blvd -Ev.e ,11., 0 040.eaee Pr Powder 1tr11ch ·ao A 876·1n9 oond 110,600. 97&-6963 COSTA MUA h9a H it Hld9-••btd .;,,,,avocado ~b~~r~~,:'~1 1~~·8:k: , ITll ~L dan~d~u~~'.~ogr !t 77 Accord, 1 ownr. 5 ap . '82 811 BC lmmeo. oond 140• 1110 OokMfl R11rle,,., pu1)91et & gotd tw.d 6' 1176 l40 648 92111 Y 75 Terry, 271t • llllt n.w. M•ll• oltar 846-2823 llr, AM/FM S/rf, good 3000 ml, red, POI alum AKC. 1176. ' Daye (2l3) 4o'.o2u ' · 17600. 646·0118 ev1 cond S2460 &42·&972 rim•. rlepollu, bra, '8 1 Eldo Blarrlll, met 639-4110 -(213) 04~8285 ' Oun collection tor HI• Tralltn Trawtl 10.,. I""" alt 8 al.,m, 11.,10. aunrt. nevy, 11.reo ceee, wtr•. Wln<:h•tera, M911nllct1er • ww "'" tlll •s>ort tuts>. 131.aoo 1 own r , Io m 1 AKC DOBERMAN H1tctwood dining rm table Shon. Prl war. Mint 1809 KIT Triller ti' Ja1aa1 1121 548-9953 114,600/ti.t. 676-1277 Oood ''"''*"*'' Pro-& 5 ohelra. dtOP lut, c 1 ond Verlov1 ltem1. Call 11eep1 8 wlahower '81 XJ8, clun. fully load-'76 91" 2 mer Poreche ·77 Cp• OeVlll• or1t tect your hom11 $200 1360. 848·2044 or prlCM 559-5127 S1800 080 53~7808 Id 119,500 rebulll '"i· clean: ownr, w1r ... et..:_.., t obO. 64~38e8, 145-8122 "''--I 77 --,,...,..,,8 CltJ*, UC $750 COMPLETE SCUBA 0-4577 16800/0BO 73·" 184 14300/bet 878-1277 End drum llbl• .... DIVING OUTFIT saoo A t ti ..... _ . Mtrckaa•lit merbl• 109 1120 Dou-983·9"4 ~ 4u pm a tao Yt ,_ HU ao 911SC Tatg1, wn1 wl 78 EJdo. Flremi.t red w/ ;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;1 ~=;.;.;=::.:.;::.:.:;.... __ , ble bed 112o 847 1070 tan lthr. all •trH Mull wtll lnl new radi.lt lllnt Aatlnn ••io · TV/la•l•/lttrff'232 1MPORTANT NOTICE • -121,00011>1111 ottef cond S3•50lb•t orr S.... =.;;;,;ii=----....::-.:.:.::1~ PatlO Sit Top of the --TO READERS ANO 040-2497 ee4-2022 ftl . l . otll Oalt loebO•. Circa 1800, llne Stlll In wrapplng1 BEAUTIFUL 25 ' RCA ADVERTISERS -------- CABLE TV Immediate opening• In $400 /ball otler Moving rorcH .. ,, '.Iii Color TV 2 yr wrnly Th• price ol t11m1 Id· SALll·IDYIOI 75 914 Black xlnt cond 77 Seville. moonrt, 1 "THE POSITIVE ANSWER" teteptlone ~· Miii"" 5411-3642 price Call alter 6pm S 148 Free delivery v9ft1Md by vtnlcle d .. t. WIJll new"'" & •l•H Mull owner, llefeo, wlr ... xlnt Eern 1375-$500 per aubecrlptlona 10 ihl D~fy __ 1 559-1740 01*1 Sun efl In th• vehlele clalll· 831·2040 495-~0d .. 111 S 9 8 0 0 IF Ir m Con d I 7 7 0 0 I b •I .-(oomrntMlon). Ml· Pilot E\'enlng hour• and Amlaactl IOI I CHINA CABINET Whit• TV Jotin 1 946-1786 fled adventa1ng cokimna WIUUCI talW I 751·4784 559·6958 llft9 the tlnNt In home Saturday morning• U . 1,.-tcM frH ltr Fr Prov Perl cond SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS dOl9 not lnofude any •P· 28402 Margut<lte Pkwy I • '80 911SC Tatge. aH xtrul_7_7_S_e_v-111-.-. -o-r1_g_o,,.-n-.-,, enter1111nf'n«tt In bHull-Commlaalon with gua-1 $90 876-3980 S 2 9 0 , pa Id S 4 2 5 lnataller 19111 at cost rllca~le l~OI 1llcenH Mllalon Viejo Imm IC S 2 8 5 0 0 gray on gray, loaded, lul Nt wl)ort Beach rant•• and bonuHI 714/908-9010 1ta111ng at $1750 Free ran• er HI. inane• (AlllfY Exit ott 1·5) 11 u 7141044--0100 itiarp, 18700 firm Group w Cable of New-Contact 548-4000 bll-HARBOR AREA •II• torvey 638-8724 charget. ,_ IOf tlr pol-09ln Sunday• •o.' Y~u• ~ 759.9136 l>Of1 9-:t't la loc*lng for -9AM lllld 3PM or APPLIANCE SERVICE lullon control d1v1ce HI XT-•lOA • ltlla l!yct t l'1 C'--e'·t t•J• metu,., eggreee1,,. peo-942•5819 all s·SOPM we Mii recond ·fuar $arllt Salta ZHlftt CHHle TY cerllllca11on1 or dealer ~ ~··R ~ ..... .,. • • pta to treln to Mii Ceble evtn!nga. llW!lllOCM. 54 .3077 - -Color Price S300 documentary P••P•<•· ~ YIL 1'9' IY & . #J DEALER IN U.S A IEE II FlllTI 'fV dOOf to door In tlll ~~-~~~~~~ I UY lealt~tW GtM1 '212 641-8975 tton ctiargu unleu t..-t growing Ind ti .:: APPU&IOll olherw11e 1pec11ied Dy Se1N-Servic.-Le .. 1no ~ M .. "' mCARVER We have 1 good Mlec· lfOllnd today. Com~an~ TELEMARKETING H.rb 957-8l33 Eureka Cannltler Vacuum the ldveruter UlllEIT . IACan" ~ 11on ol NEW & uSEO ~'\n:::!. ~ M~~;· t.~~~ng Refrigefator. 1200. wean-"3~ = s~~~t ~~ IOlll A•t• St"ict1/ lllYEITORY 1111 WU11 CUii wm 1411114 .... -··· ;1~!~.~ Ch1Yrote1al to dOOf experience I mfPMlf UUI :_~l~~~:5:e & Chair $35 552-0106 0.atral 7011 Parll fOlS • '77 3201, auto, 1un iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·~ ~.~·~,;' =.!.I ei,~~~~oward Tlted ot making min· Retr!Qerator 8 0 dble Jtwtlry '214 UHi HWIH SHILL AUTO.BODY & PAINT ':'\~4~~~18, ~) spd. sun ·72 Mazda RX2 I -1-1-.. -----1-1-.-5 COHHRl CHEYIOlfT .:I\.,.. ll,1r!P I I\ , : "t:'-1\'1~ .. lmum wag11? Wft pey · r wn. .. .1 lO"t. oll l982 1 Low prlcet H B area. Reb 111 1 11 • • guaranteed 55/hr Very door, Very clean. rune ... nt q Hit Ing. wedding. • pr ces. BIH 8,..2_01001969•1221 1001 (417861) u eng ne. runs we ---------== I p great $ 2 5 0 0 b 0 CUiiom 4 2 Cit 8 di• Free Demo• THE LASER --------• '78 3201, auto . air BEST OFFER. '76 990LE. 4 dr, PS/PB, CABLE ;;~!3~=~ A!:•~:r i::~ 790-388i •ppr $4000 Bell olr ' :J20-08R~6• Mon-Fri 8-5, MBZ· European Head-cond (1DVJ145) ~~~7~5~1-~8~406~~ .. ~ AIC. am/Im, alnt lnlt, witaori Waahe< 1145 0 d 548-3642 light• 101 your 380SL or • ·79 3201, " apd , eun :'." paint & body Ilk• new. -1-1...;.IO=-=;;;.=, •;;;W;;;;Alll== · " 'Y« · p Ol S EL I 3 5 0 a p e 1 r 1001 (5419 168) llltrCMtl ltaa tl 45 Nd1 mech wrk to auto ,..,. .. aubtldllty ot WESTING· --•.-$145. Retrlg, $225 lllac~atry '211 ewtr '1 2 646-3955 • ·ao 3201, 5 spd •air tr• n • & b r k • 4dr, equipped with root HOUSE BRO .DC ST t5~r-•5 Freezer. $145 547-2916 i1 c . -------•1k about $1000/ b pp K rick • ••tFM di ,. A · SIUlfTtll W wtL• tmn 1111lc ta Lepstrake .-Mini-Truck. tires & cond (323ZHR) " our o o, er11 . ,..., re o. SU-1200 ING AND CABLE, INC. Meytag wNher, gotd, old· .i.w.ler'• lorch body, wt C~lury Day bOat. 4 cy1. wheel• 5400. 4 Dal 280Z * '81 32<>1, 5 spd, sun ZlAI llWI l.USI wk.dye 851--0431 power ""lndowa, power !OE MIF W• nMd good peopM 10 er mod1I. $200 Good Victor dual •l•g• gu· 0 f1V $3500 675-8191 WtlHIS & llrea $250 root (1EBC299) ., PtllCUSE PUI s.~,. tllf ~~s~:y ~ood -~i SALES ~Ion open w1 111 up appolntm1nla C()Od. 062-2785 agee. amell 11nk1. el!tre Pat11l9' wanted, 1980 25' Mull Miii 642-6096 * ·a 1 5281• aulo load· on your next Mercedes I=~;;.;;..----=;.:.;:;.:. 330 w e Coe1 Meaa g 11eranteed 11tery or from our Coeta M ... ot-Sanyo creem retrtg. 11 cu t1p1 No cutting allach· Totty, FB, loaded, lmmec, BRA FOR edl I IBWZ990) Benz. Call u1 al Saln-Serva-Le..ing Mon tnruayFrt 1c!5 pm' GOfnl'n. Earn up to 11000 lloe In the evening tor 11 .. like,_ cond. $250 ment 1150 Incl Dana Pt lllp Lease •81 •• 82 Corv lie 111-1111 .llM SLEMlll l&llUUCI Don Wllltema. 642-4321 wk & more. Call Dick Holldey 1nn'a ,_ tr~vet 631-8043 842--0100 969-1221 or buy I 1000 dn S30 8,.7•10~0 208 W Ill, Sante Ana IMPlllTI HIAlll 209ZAI Ha-dy 631-3000 club Sawy + commla-KOTPOINT Reft1Q11at0t. llliaceU.....t '2lt S198tmo. 963-0007 CloMd Sunday t301 Ovall Street U1-2tMI ... _. ... ..... ,.,...;..,,... ;~~~2;2 ~~;u1.PMC•n Bronze color s 100 POO T E STEAU $25 000 Chrt$ A•t" Wutt4 9020 CHOICE INVENTORY NEW~T BEACH '11 llYA ... / .... In Ntwpor1 8eed'I .,.. &97-3939. 4 . 7 , L ABL Cral1 CIU11C lo< onry S9. CUILUCll VOLUME SALES U l -HOO BUY THIS 54&-T12i Ra• FUii part I TeiephOne..... II """· C\181om MlOd 000 Rutored ·es Show & 1111 ••w ..... ComrNeelof or~~ CALL US IGW Refrlger a tor 4 yr old deeign Com. w/blMlard Boat 7141646-9540 19761 IH'ru 1980• 'ti Mil Jtoll CPI C 'R ! 4dr. equipped with roof 213~192 It 7 Glbaoo. 17 cit. >.Int cond light & wall unit w/CUM Sevmea. Coupee. Sedan• S 1 ft _____ •_...;.Pf'll__ II you .,, • '#lnnerl Tile S 2 7 5. Ker I• wk d y • Valued at 12000, Mlllng 196e 20· Chris Cr alt glau & Brougham a I 0 I M 0 LA R E I Iver blue leather, lo m1 rack. llereo with llpe, S.... •kY'• the llmlt on our 85t-<M31 for 1500 llrm 691-8237 V8, lo tire. Bay for ski N1\.BE~ R~ eng Asking $10 800 1111 S.br1 l .L ~ ... ,,,pow. win-.... ............ bo•t Used by lady H -llW 850-97~6--D ly 21 000 Ill oow1. ipeed control . • ,_. _.,.pay ICM Euy to C.aJ9ttll toll FEATHER COMFORTERS bey Doat. Dun unoer 73 MBZ ii) SE White I ' ti pow. doof loc:kt. Good e -ogrulllve, -getlc Mii p1.1btleet1on1 In our We clean & recover cover Look• like new. (' \()I ( ( 1\ ' Sales-S«Vlce-Leastng A/C, AM/FM, CHHll• cono $4850 May be po .. tlve ~le ""anted office by the .... Gue-*IBM-PC 6"'K 2 drlvH European 1tyla *Ith $6750 675 09 ,/ ~ .; " 626 9. Eucild Ave w/tan ... th lntr lmmec ttereo, 5 lc:>d Gr .. t on 1een et 330 W Bay, b gr•t Mlea poettlona. ranteed pay !of tu• r. '.Iii ( 190KB), 12" monitor. bHUtllul do,,.nproot G •or g • 0 •'us d ~B~ 2600 H41bof 8lvd Follel'ton $10.700, 5"'9-2047 o.. Coate M .... Mon thru 8tllary ~ oornmlNlon. day. Cull l>onueea. we oompl 1y1t 1 21195 tloklng 642_..970 642•0998 Co\U Meu S40·9100 (l14)llO-llOO ·79 MB, gold. 450SEL. WHAT A PRICE I Fr1 t0-5 p.m Don Wii-e e 11 Tom Park• r , have 5 po1ltlon1 lell 653-0429 Open Sunday immaculate. Iiams. 642-4321 859ZAH 6314081 HuntlnglOll 8ch. "".,..---,----,-,-LIVE uu•s 16' 10 Mere cruiser, 120 548-8798 W l1~H4-HH tt ta 22 30 Hellum Balloon• dell· HP, (MW ltemt) eng, up-WE PAY LAROE SELECTION OF $6000 'll II 0 ..... lftiat tM.11 Free, lovable, heelthy, vered anytime Perteet hol. lull cover. AM/FM NEW & USED BMWSI 59 MERCEDES 220S TUI, crulM. MW radlala a.111no limited partner-TOP I S I ,.,,., .... Pre-apa~ rem adlt cat for 111 oocatlons Orea1 caaa, 1r11' berrlng1. Seats TOP DDLUR & Need• paint & Int. C II 1•• •21• No o.n11 I 1900. tNc>.RMIE8tate.Ucno1 !erred . Model• & 646-1749 !or S t Patrick• 6, akl. 11th or cruise FDI llEI DAIS $1500/batofr. 650-75"'8 __ • __ ._..-___ ,._, 573--0365 042-5077 nec.bUt ptef.Hlghoom-Eacorta.12t3)886-1984 673-4419 Mull see . $3950 '83300S0dk T t tlttt m I • a I on po I• n 11 a I . -·-• Free to good home Adult --------873-6067 att SPM ., •• M••1tl -· r grey, grey !1! 1 • 1111 IMPW Wlltl 7 141 133- 2832 •~ tem. Dane 646-5510 or Firewood • Firewood,--------M.AR -lOll IUOI IMW leather. an rt. l&OO ml, 4dr, equipped with root a... FltU ......,, 54~227 '3'.':I ~~-:w1:;;: cf~! s_._,_. ______ '1.;;.0.;;.l.;;.4 ~~lo~~· I SE~'?,~~~! ~:;~~G I 139 ' 500 11 •-8 91 · 1588 CLEAN DEAL rack, 11ereo with tape. --&,Hffi•• Fuutut 6025 85~5910 llAlllE FIEL NOi COSTA ME"• '82 240 OleMI. brand n-.1 power 1e•tlw1ndowa, --~• S 11 1 1 1 -.d -' 3670 N Cherry Ave orig own«, import GM· i QN I epeld control. tut wheel, .. _..._ ...,..,~ ....,.......... 642-•644. M-F. 9-5 (No Cf'lerry exll 4051 t1on 640 9179 Y• .... ....':!. • .:... ~-!;: ..!..:?.:; I Uf ftHITUE Musi sell o~rslan FOR SALE 141-CIOO 141-lUl I LONG BEACH I many. ready for registre· n etec1rle door 1oc:k1 Good WorttPwt-tlme,9AM ·2 contractor ... kl moll· H«b 957-8133 rugs. Harland Young --------WE llY · · · CLEAN CAR cond $4825 May be PM M •PM .9 PM with L vtted Ire!"" l#llh plan painting, Gemsionut t6' Hobie cat. yellow w/ ll 1') IM-1110 79 MERCEDES .. 50SL Hen 81 330 w Bay. A. Tim•• Clrculetlon rHdlng ablllty and/or * *' BUY** 6"0-8884 Teq S...nrlse se11a. Jttru. CLUJI OllS t'rad•1n1 Welcome Miian bfown ext, brown 1171 TeJtfa Coit• Me111, Mon -Fri '-"In t"9phone... dratting/ erchlte<:lurll wllftorlL 11950 675-3313 lll TillCll ····11 0t1m·s 1 l•attier Int wire whll c II 10-5 pm. Don WHllam•. Ewnenhou{tywegeplue training lor Newport flUflm ••tr 'UtSTtl naw SUPER Mu11 sell trt 8 W81•1 84 2 -432! 44 SZAJ commlnlo'h Training 8Mdl offlot Good Cl/' •I MASTERS AUCTION OIUlllO MIU •lfTlll ll.HIT 675-6200 • .., H,000 ...... ea Camero, Aut?.v.6. ptOIMed. FOf detalla call. muat St.,tlng Salary, I"' 1111 a••·H"I Handpelnted, only $75 2 8 M 1tiog•nY101 k • 1/0 I wflt, good cond, S 1500 714-s.4(M)301 S200/wttly plut Insur--•• & 840-8709.,,.. 11oop. bulll In Sweden. & '63 220SE, per1ect cond 1 1p4, lfHf 1n 833_1211 OenlM ance, plu1 mlleage or Rust Floral Sola 8 great 0-..etntghler lleept I rF"o'r' frt"astcolse'ect11 •b!e,83 11em00 •lltqe, aiefff, -------- Sculpture Artis! & Mani-•1818 requlre"*1t and pUIOw-bec;k, S250 Getting Married? WED-4 encl heed, diesel. slip 1tl0 IWW WAIM cunat wtttl dlent• Of\ly aelary hlatory Reaum. 963-4058 5D15N~ 3DR7E2S2S lor ule avail NB S 15,500 S1l .. ·Servtc4t·LN11nn 6"2·5103 QNL Y 4dr, equipped wilh rool Number one nall Nlon l.'1 to.PO Bo11 21••" ............ v • 0 r • 11 6-'S-.52~ ... 7" 2•0D 0 r·_., _ .... _ $3200 ..__ .. ~ ""'· ._ 4 pc ch di 645 7132 ~ ('AR\IER .. .. rig lmmac $4000 _.. _..., ··--.._..,...., .-.... ...... 8eectt CA 02&93 roma n• ... • .ll'W WO -m cond Mull ..... .,_, olr Mey be_,.,"'"" w JAHUAAYS .....,. • $150. cock1a1I & end 5"' "~ .,.. ~ - '4&-34 ___ 1e ______ , Typl1t needed. 40 wpm. 1 llb ... S 150, xlnl cond ~~ "T,~t E'::,::: llAll II llEUll USED CARS & TRUCKS R. lb R. ¥.1: ·It. 1\ \ over $6800. 67 3- 2006 C II I ~:iv·1~11P ~ M~ _.,AIY/IEllPJ, part-time, etternoona, l(aren. 553-9051 er, rOOO'I ~•. l9!1 lorcld Won in ralfle. $1300 COME IN OR CALL FOR ~ ....... • ',,._. •·· ·10 MBZ 280SEL a II ·4214 Mems. 042-4321 390ZAI for ... _ c:hlftvVectlc -•. 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Muet -· Uk• Brand new prolelllonil P1•t• wltrlr Xlnt cond IC l • I 0 I 7 t r I Sllll •119S 1 "31· 532 80 Supra, lmmac low -_,. H P .. non-amllr prel s.i y04Jr own houri up to ,_ Bll11k etyllng. te50 mechanic• tool Ml all S 1275, d1y1 642-6506. Ml-Hll LUI 1001 UW 72 350SL Bes1 ottet over mllH. $8500 D1y1 "dr. equipped with root 631·5Cl80 30 per •••II General or beat ofter Matoo&Snap-on~lda evea5"'a-.397 3670N Cf'llrryAve $9700 buys car Must 7141761-2893. Evu rllGk and,,.,._, "4125 IUllTAIY otnoe 556-et91 (714)675·3g57 evff, Of Impact wrench & other •u iae lt.tJ ?O l l ll1C) IH·lllO Miii Days 7W761-2663. 213143 1-7532 ::. ~':"'~~!: F • •nw•;w•-••• deya557-9525Mellaae. alr1oo11,111comea1n1op • Top Dollar t,. ... 1naw··---· Evea2131431·7532 8c92 5 cr-·'"•. 12 ••. ~· Fri. 10•5 p.m Don w i• ut paced firm requlr.. ..,,_ .,,__ ot line Mateo Box In· Ytnmar Dleael 15 HP plus ....,.. """"'"' ......., .., '" organized peraon with Wtth Cllf f« wicker t>u. King size matt,_ & bo• vetted I 1200. ucrlflce marloe trans MW I 1800 Pai'd 74 2002, aoeond owner. 80 Mercedes 240D. 4 fm,,,.c;. 1 ownr. I 11, 11 • m •. 6 4 2 • 4 3 2 1 xln1 -lltllli.. SIH. ~ ket ~ MNice. 8:30 . 1Crl7•· hdboard, dree-tor $850. 950.9105 Hk 645-9849 11111 cond. orig, wht. w •Pd . Io ad ed . 761 -7076 atter 2 PM _e_9_tA_E_o _____ _ t~. WOfd PrOQM.-1:30 PM, Mon-Fri. Earn Hr mirror· bed HI for JOhn. · •,,1-11--,-ft.....------For Yout Cert rf, allO'f', Bllettln, IHI. • 111145·00030p'?~er 55l·6373 Ve''-awaiea tt7• ·110 Cllatlon, V6 h1tch- elng helpful. PIHHnl 115()..1175 wkly. Mutt be table. $500. &92·2717 I JI _.. '1t22 JtllSfl f lff epd 15500 548-9457 8 . .., .. -• blek. all e11tra, 48,000 N.wport c.nter Travel nut, peraonabl•. en-Lerge dinette Ml table IW 100 PlWLI !NB MARINA, day, wtc mo u ... ll ... f H -1929 Meroedee replica car '72 llPll HmE ml $5500. 855-1859 Firm. Se nd rHum• lo ergetlc. 879--07"'7 •I 10 pw11 bench llD. ·w/2 lrg To 1o .. 30 Iba Herballtel Eitel toe, .. 1 ... & lull 2826 Harbor Blv.'J 14 Bavaria. air· an lrl. kit sun 1n orig ltllpplng SrT-SOO. N9wpor1 Center AM tor llPP(. cuetlloned bencMll. 90ft Diet Melenle 9"'2-2424 _.,,, mllnl 846-0551 ,._ta ··-· "'•o-S630 1mllm CHI, new pllnl crate for VW converelon. Good cond Stereo New 72 Camaro. new Urea. Dr. S111t1 945. NB 1Mth41r 4 2 """ ""-.,... Mu1t 11111 $5300 obo S3000 paint 12300 Call nM<lapalnt.$1550080 929«>. Attn Chrla W....a end chalra. Newport Beach Tennla Side TIM to 59· avall ,,,,. H.,, ........ 1 ..... 1 .-AA 1 862·7928 •vet /OBO 752--0l96 ~6-0215 att 6 &91-5857 or 492-3742 SECRETARY n. ... ~~~1f1° n d 14 O O ~t9~:beWIJP S800 med Bayakle Dr $9/lt. ~";",,.,..~'. ;:;;;;;ltc: 75 2002 emltm stereo. 'll Mii 4IOSll '82 RABBIT CONVERT '77 Camero, raflow w b1k for pv1 In-tr. bq)ng, Full lime order flller tor m 0 I 0 mo No 11 v e foreign 6514285 new paint $5400 or bell XLNT MECK. CONO Perteet. 911ery extra, 4M Int. perl cond. ,_ Orea. • llM,.; office 1uppty co. w1112 piece Ctt•orne dinette. Gold Ch1ndeller 1100 aboard• 955-2 473 ott.r 646-0940 8ody,pelnt &lnt.per19cl $10000 760-9220 "4500/ a ~. &N~~~ ae'rary train ~7-9212 Mr Em-I =~:· ~ =·~ tbl, White Of..-w/lhefvea wtcdyt JMJ! toll 72 2002 " cond. LOOk.a & drMls Ilk• obo 7 3- 8903 neg. Mell,__ to Ste. ~.Newport 81_,!0n-553-805t · aren $50 White DHk $45 NEWPORT ISLAND t1.I~ flUICIM 1po white. ,_ Oftg OWMf' Pr!Ced '80 RABBIT '81 Cttttlon. IOllOed. Ilka 200. :iass E Cat Hwy, -· ..... Power Mower 135 Pr1vat• doci< Under 30 1ter*> S1t1: $3800 to 1111, Sl5,000 12131 Auto air, amltm CHI, ,_ CdM 928.25 --------~HOUSEFUL/ NEW CON Wrought Iron Table & Easy aooMa 950-1906 t _. 673-738~ 026-2396 (8-5). (714) beet otter o,,., "4000 "45001080 W&llmll TE.,. p . s 0 LID 0 Ai( Ch.n 1100 964.,.328 on .,..Y ~ a2 •• 83 AMC 77 320I ,_ engine, .,n _6"0 __ _.._7oe_-_____ 55i-4841 1157 .9059 _1_5_2-_5_120 _____ _ Exper or !rein.ea cen FURN Muet NII/ nMd Mink Jedi .. , 1111 a. worn 5 Jeep or Renault (Not roof Ju11 1uned te500 83 MBZ 5000SEL '89 VW Sqbl\. lhrHhed. '87 Cemaro. run1 well, mek• aa.-st3/tll ~art.Ing cutt. 642-5027 ti-... ~ • .._.. •2500• W~I Fr .. aort 109 49"'-6875 .. $700 or t>eat ott.r am/Im 11-,_ Full and P"' --" .. _ .......... -.... • • d .. nthractt1/blk leather. --.... "' ..... ,.._ • State C«tlfled lltrllllon CourM ,,_, '• ,...__ ... •""""' _.._ 780 "t42 .. Oort vrlevery Jeep .. S 642-9018 al1 &PM $500 obo 650-4742 eb6t In OU( pubbtlona. Houaet\11 of tumltur• All __.,.....,., "" Purctl'" Data•• tll'1 ,.B . sunroof, heated -------- Regl-Call 537-2880, E111 3 In ewcet cond Pienta ==;;;.. ___ ...:;.:..:.:.1 ... ,. burlwood,apec '74 7paabua,1t«eocau.r _ _... KING ._ Mtec. !M!0-3379 80 320 GX htchDk Ilk• tusP . all e11tru 300 m1 ~aJnt. xlnt. rebll eng RW 1311 MUil Sell 5 pc llvlng rm ~ ;,,~13·~~:;·b:a: 56318 9~... S3 /bet 875-1277 '78 Mullang. wtllte T-top • Baton/PR-24 • F1r..-rna •T-Gae • Bodwouard trelnlna MARTIAL ARTS" SECURITY TRAINING ACCAOEMY 631-8101 w ..... LSW for Cht'tlUM groop home, w/dlubled Ctllldr· en. PfT. 957~190 1250 oo wHkly P•Y· Mt. 2 twn llelQh bed•. e1s..12n , ,.. ............ 311454.1g26 'll IUllA con_,, V8, auto,~. pl), .....---.. ("...._ .,..-aftt--") 79 MBZ 450SEL, red w •••/F.. I ti I lterec> C:.. Or1g. owner, ....,_. ·-• ......--· _, ... .., ..,, au om• c. • r LOW 37K ml Mini cond cond . c1een paint/ Int• 14 100. 67S-089t i n ('(1STI\ MESA r ~ J f/'1',llMl<.,HI .'fc. '9 .• ••• , _l t I It rlor $2250/obo Call --------An aw tr Ad •321 . '72 Pinto. 2 dr, runt tine. 042--4300 24 hra new tlrea, needs body .78 B G VllOril. S500 646-3'39 ••Oley T. kit car,----------- 1/W lflQ, 30K ml, grHt 'll lTI WllM oond "4400 563--0fN One owner Run• 111nt '73 VW Bug. Xlnt cond.. Tran9'>0'11tlon plual extru. 11900. 650-0171 1750. Me.-0119 '74 SUPER BEETLE 'II fa&..m flTIU Od NMlog Cond. 12060 Cluelc, IMrpl Aune A--1 842-9914 646-4189 StSO Me.-011e WANNA 9UY A WABBIT ·u Station Wegon LTD '77, ateen. 12200 obo DI• to rnl All option• lrlan a.40-n60 alt 4:30 ~ ba1 ofr Muet ... wtcctyt. _.....e __ 1_1s~---- ·ee new Int. reblt eng. ·74 MlleC.llflO II. dnt cond, OOOd oond. 12.000 11500. 531...oM ~ , 'IO 'ltlta wt•. FM/AM, 11 VW aut, et~ New Tiree I Sl75 CH .. ttt, ~nroof, low 1·137-HH '"" 6 & • I • ' l • .. THI DRANGI COAST TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1983 Mystery cross Thia wooden crou appeared on Main Beach Park alter Jut week'• rain1, and chy ofllcial. aay they don't know what the 1ignllicance ol the 1ymbol might be. They have aeveral theorlea, however. It could be a memorial for the truck and car that were 1wept out to sea at Main Beach la1t wee~. Or it could be a 1imilar condolence I or the volleyball courts alao destroyed in the 1torm. Then again, it is Lent. 0.-, .......... lilr ............ CDABJJDITIDN ORANGf COUNTY C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS , Teachers lose pay, keep jobs? By PHIL SNEIDERMAN M._0.-,NoelWf Coast Community College District offidala have suggested that a 5 percent salary cut for all full-time faculty members could avert at least some of the 114 teecher and administrator layoffs p!anned this June. The· local top officer of the American Federation of Teachers, which represents the district'• 640 full-time teechen, said she stands by her position that the district could prevent layoffa by making other types ol cuts. But AFT President Phillis Basile said yesterday the union is willing to consider a pay cut lf it is tied firmly to a n!9Cind.ins of the layoff•. She al.lo &aid It is unlikely that teachers will accept a pay cut unless a similar cut ia Imposed on the district's management employees. The Coast district Includes Orange Coast, Coastline and Golden West colleges. The district'• elected tru1tee1 last month •rproved the layoffa u a meana o erasing part of a $5 .5 million budget deficit anticipated next year. The layoff notices, which already have been distributed, take effect June 30. Trustees directed their administrators last week to present the pay-cut alternative during negotiations with the A.FT. The diatrict's contract with the teachers union al.a expires June 30. : William Waechter, the district'• vice chancellor for employee relations, said he will present a more detailed pay cut proposal to the teachers at a bargaining sea.ion Monday. Waechter said the Coa1t teachers are among the highest paid of any instructors tn the state's 70 community college districts. Th&, average teacher's salary In the Coast di1trict la $33,2~. .. AFT President Bulle noted, however, that Coast i.natructora have heavier teaching loads than many other districts. Mesa dentist hit With 2nd lawsuit Bay plan set hack by storm A second lawsuit seeking $25 million in damages has been filed against Costa Mesa dentist Tony Protopappas in connection with the death 9f one of three petienta who died after treatment. The family of 31-year-old Costa Mesa resident Cathryn Jones -who died Feb. 13 after apparently going into cardiac arrest in Protopappu' office two days earlier -are plaintiffs in the suit filed yesterday in Orange County Supericlr Court. Jones wa. the 9l!COnd person to die in recent mont.N after being treated by Protopappas. The mother of the third penon to die, 13-year-old Patricia Marguerite Craven. filed a $10 million suit against the dentist last week. Judge says he'll accept reprimand By JEFF ADLER M ... Dlllr ......... Central Orange County Municipal C.ourt Judge Bobby D. Youngblood aid yesterday he does n ot Intend to challenge a 1tate judicial comml11ion'1 recommendation that be be censured by the California Supreme Court. Youngblood aid that even thou&h be d1aaar-with the St.ate Coovn•Mion on Judidal Perf ormance'• finding• concerning hi• courtroom canduct, he will not filht the com~ls1lon'1 recom- mendation be receive a . '49evere cenaue." The state pme1 voted ~ lut week to Ul'I• that the Supreme Court cen1ure Youngblood, ·U, for his conduct in the c .. ea over ......-..... IDEX- At YourS.W. A6 Bu1i.tln a.rd M Dma Bambeck ( m .......... JM-&' O"""ed co..a a.mm Be Qwword ~· Dlath Nauc. llditartal "' ..........,, • ~ DI Amwadln 112 Mows. • llutual J\andl .. ......... c+I I-*-Cl.;1 • • • AJ ......... "' The suit by Jones' family not only alleges that she d1ed as a result of Protopappas ' negligence, but seeka $10 million in damages for emotional diatrell that Protopappas allegedly caUMd the family in atatements made after the death. Santa Ana attorney Frank Barbaro, representing the family, said published atatements attributed to Protopappas claiming Cathryn Jones wanted to conunit suicide were "basically the twtsting of the knife in an already very, very deep wound." Jones' husband, Michael, who waa present at the Orange County Courthouse with Barbaro, said there was (See SECOND, Pase AZ) ................. Judge Youngblood won't fight cem~e which he precided in 1981. The four commhaion memben who cut d'-'tini vote• ur1ed the jurist be removed. The commiulon'• action marka the ftnt time that 81\ (See JUDGE, P .. e Al) 0.-,,... ....... .., ............ Kelso and Mary Clever (center) found out who their friends were 88 neighbors pitched in to help repair nood-damaged home. Neighbors aid flood victims Elderly Mesa couple get help rebuilding damaged home By JODI CADENHEAD M._Dlllr,... ... It took a flood and the near deatruction of their house for Mary and Kelao Clever of Carta Mesa to find out what good neighbors can really mean. Last Tueeday, Mary. 77, and Kel.o, 89, boarded a tiny boat, leaving behind their waterlogged h<>\ae and the prized p<ll9Ulfons that had taken more than 25 yean to accumulate. comfortable and then somet.hin& like this happens. The Cleven' disappointment was 1hort-lived. Yesterday morning, about a doz.en members from their congregation at Mesa Verde United Methodut Church were busy -=rubbing the muddy walls and ripping out the ruined wallpaper. Someone gave them a trailer to live in until the houae is again livable. They'll be installing new carpe t and painting this weekend. "You JU1t can't believe all Lhe wonderful people who came to help u1," said r.\ary. "We couldn't have survived If they hadn't come. We're too old to survive this at our age." Mary Poahed back a strand of gray halr and laughed as at\e surveyed the pile of mattres9eS. furniture and couches stacked in the driveway. "Somebody came by and ahe thought we were having a prage sale. I guess she didn't hear the news about the flood." By STEVE MARBLE M ... O.,,... ... Despite a $3.7 million project aimed at keeping Upper Newport Bay from turning into one large mudflat, more than 130,000 tons of 9ediment washed into the bay in laat week's stonn. The heavy flow of silt and mud partially undid lut fall's state-funded project, wh ich repreaented the first cleanup effort of the bay in 10 years. The amount of silt that reached the bay in the storm is 111\ time. the level of silt that flows into the bay in an entire year. The work project, which took several years to put together, involved dredging about 600,000 tons of silt from the bay and i.natalling two silt-catch buins in the San Diego Creek, the bay's main waterway. U not for the basins, said State Fi1h and Game official Carl Wilcox, the damage to the bay would have been much wone. Wilcox said the basins trapped about 170,000 tona of lediment that, without the work project, would have reached the bay. "They dJd the job -I'm really pleased with the way the baslna functioned," said Newport Beach Councilwoman Jackie Heather, (See BACK BAY. P .. e AZ) >J a police officer rowed Lhem to safety, Mary could only think about Kelso'• .heart medication that had been forgotten in their hal1e to evacuate . Luckily, a druggist wu able to fill a new pracription. The truly bad news awaited the elderly couple when they returned to their home at 358 Princeton Drive. Alternative Laguna school weighed Ever7thing wa1 ruined . Two feet of murky waters had 1wallowed the carpet.I, their furniture and all of the beda. 1'1 ltal1ed to cry, but I thouaht thll won't do," said Mary. "You work all >:our life to be Members of a ta1k force exploring the feasibility of an alternative school in Laguna Beach want to hear comments from parenu and community members about the notion. The 17-member panel will hold a public meett.nc from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the LaaurJa Beach Hiah School library. 'n?oe tUk force WU appointed in January to .ee if It la prectk:al for the achoo! diatrict to offer an alternative educaUon pJ."OtVam to kindergarteners through 12th graders at Aliso Elementary School next fall. Task force memben were told not to welgh the proe and cona of the alternative IChool concept, but to come up with a report by mid-April that addreaaes the economJcl of such a procram. Laguna ee.ch used to have an alternative dlool for high 8Chool studenta, but the program wu booted last year due to budget problems. • Parents ar~ encouraged to bring thelr children to Saturday'• ..ton, adding that child care will be provided for the very ~-For more Information. cant-=t 1chool Superintendent Bill Banles at fH--8646. . ~-------...... lllSIDE.:.----.....- Allierican1 like to thlak they are in 1ood pbytlcal 1hape but Job of It 11 a matter Of ereatin~ a f alle l ..... e. Pqe 8 . New,eought Cot • ltot' aew1 Up? The Dail.L!!lot ,.,. euh IO wllo call la tile belt three Mwt alpe ol alte week. Tea.,1111a1 v._1•) 64a41lf t. 116 ..,...:J~ 6'1· ~.Top , r::----· • t.u .. eof eopldldcatecl eomm..UC.Uon, Enu &ombeek aotee aa old pJuioUe,••ae•er .w.4. l'U cloh myMU," 1tJU worb. Pap 82. 2 hip aehoola 1wltch legue1 · / - "' • Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT 1Tueed1y, Maroh •• 1183 Mesa merchant faces hash :rap A two-month lnve11ti1ation hu ended ln the arrest of tho owner ol Coata Meaa-baaed Mualc Market on auapldon ot sx-i Iii~ $123,000 worth of huhiah an receivln1 atolen property, authorities said. RJchard Taxe, -42, waa arrested yeaterday at hie re<:ord atore, 2701 Harbor Blvd., after allegedly turnlna over four pounds of haahiah to state undercover agent.a ln exchange for property he was told wu stolen, Justice Department special agent J .C. Dear aaid. Originally, agents alleged, Taxe had promised 10 kilograms -or 20 pounds -of haah.llh In exchange for a 1979 Mercedes. Bat Dear said Taxe told agents 10 kilogr~ waan't available and lnat.Hd pa1iS for a mo\Ot'C)'cl• and exerclaor with four pound• of haahiah. . Taxe lat.er aal'ftd to pay for the luxury car with a 1956 Ford Thunderbird and $107,000 worth of gemstones, Dear aaJd. The record shop Wal temporarily sput down by lnvestigatora at 6 p.m. yesterday while they aearched the prerru.ea. The atore wu open for buainess today. Dear aa.id a search of Taxe'a fuhionable Loa Angelea area home last night turned up 7 pounds of hashish. Taxe waa releaaed from Anaheim city jail after posting $7 ,500 ball. An investigation is continuing mto Taxe's business activities, wd Dear. SECOND LAWSUIT. • • From Page A1 ''absolutely no basts" for the statements attributed to Protopappu. His wife, he said, ''was very hea lthy at the time this procedure started." T h e deaths of Jones and Craven came within days of each other. Five months earlier, on Sept. 20, Minna Kim Andreassen Marines to boost air noise Thursday Speci al aircraft landing practice at the Marines' El Toro Air Station will incre.ue noi.le in the surrounding communities Thursday, according to base spokesmen. The apecial practice will begin at 4 a.m. and run until 7 p.m. 'the exerdae ii Intended to Integrate varloua types of base aircraft in tactical maneuvers. was pronounced dead at the dentist's office where she had gone for root canal work. Protopappas used anesthesia on all three patients prior to their deaths, according to court records. Protopappas currently is barred by a judge's order from practicin g dentistry. State officials meanwhile, are said to be planning a review before the state Dental Board that could result in Protopappaa losing his .lioel'l8e to practice. Correction A photo capuon in yesterday's Daily Pilot inadvertently gave the wrong name for one o( the sponsors of the 10-k:ilomet.er race in Laguna Beach. The race was spol'l80red by SchoolPower and Naturit.e. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. JUDGE CENSURED • • • From Page A1 Orange County judge has been reprimanded since the commission was est.abliahed In 1961. In a written statement, Youngbloo~ said , "I tepectful.ly disagree with the (commission'•) findlnga." But he added th.at he "respects" the commiuion'a charge to dbc:ipline judges and would abide by its dec.iaion. The two cases brought to the commiasion'e attention both et.em from mnall claimt cases handled by Youngblood. In one, Youngblood jailed a Tustin physjcian for contempt of court aft.er the physician expressed hia diapleasure with the court's deciaion in the matt.er. The aecond small claim• case involved Pacific Telephone Co. Youngblood la alleged to have presided ovtt the caae while he peswinally waa purauing legal action agai.Nt the phone company. A former Santa Ana police offK::ier, Youngblood first wu elected to the bench in 1980. J ' Laguna on the move Missouri visitor John W eila nd looks at to ns of earth that slid down the bluff in Laguna's Heisler Park during last week's rains. City c rews blocked off a sidewa lk that was undermine d in the slide. Geologists are investigating the site and a re expected to ma ke a recomme ndation to the city soon . Newport to host Senate hopefuls The 1984 run for the state Senate starts this week in Newport ·Beach when likely opponents Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson and State Sen. Ollie Speraw make separate speaking atops. Both are Republica n s lnt.ere9ted in seek.Ing the seat in the newly created 37th Senate diatrict, which takes m the entire Orange County coast. Speraw. the Long Beach repruentallve wbo lost his diatrict and his constituents to reapportionment, will t.alk to membera of the Balboa Bay Republican Women, Federated, at noon Wednesday at the Irvine C.O.St Country Club Bergeso n . a third -term lawmaker. will be the guest at noon Fnday at the meet!ng of the Orange County Coast Association at the lrvine Coast Country Club. Speraw has opened offices in Newport Beach where h e has been given pennlaaion to llnlah hla Senate term . He haa announced he'll run for the new 37th dlatrlct In 1984. Bergesof!.. haa not formally jumped In t!\e race but haa been · quietly campaigning and aeeking support for several months. . To make reservations for Speraw' a talk. call 673-7263 or ~73-5729. Re9erval1ons to list.en to Bergeson can be mi.de by calling 548-6280. . FJood garbage piles up in HB BY ROBERT BAJUtER Of'IMOlllr .......... The pllet of carpeta and TV HU and o t her belongln11 deetroyed ln IMt Tueeday'1 storm are gettlnC htfher and hlcher. HUntln1ton Beach realde n ta are dum pin1 th e rott1n1 a nd ruJned furniture and appllance9 ln heap1 a1ona low-lytna atreeta next to Beach Boulevard. T he 1tuff hu an unpleasant odor while It waita for the truh truck.a to arrive. And Orange County, In lta handling of the emergency, doesn't emell like a r01e either, ~ to aome flood vict.lma. There a been t.alk that these ee<>Ple might be planning to sue orange County for damages. They aay gophers burrowed holes ln the aides of the earthen flood control channel, leading to erosion, breAches and flooding. Some of the residents (in the moat flooded area of Beach Boulevard between Atlanta and lndJanapolla avenues) say county of(iciala had known about the gopher problem aince the storms in January but allegedly did nothing about It. wt niSht. several residents a block or two to the north voiced a new complaint. They aaid they were deliberately flooded by county officials who were trying to abate the Atlanta-Indianapolis area flooding. Dan Hunter, a resident of KJngsdale Lane, told the City Council that county officials shut off pumps forcing the water south to the ocean. With no place to go, the water overflowed the banks and flooded the Landmark homes between Yorktown and Adams avenues, he aaid. "We really feel we were sacrificed," he said. "Why couldn't they at least fly over the area m a helicopter and warn us.•' Turner said his 87-year-old grandmother and 67-year-old father had to be rescued by boat. T u rner and other residents said about 12 in ches of water inundated their homes. Most said insurance didn't cover all l06Ses. "We're supposed to have another atorm Saturday," Turner said. "I wonder what the y're going to do?" But Hunter pralud th• pedorma ncts of firemen, polloernen and oCMr emeraency peraonnd. So dld City Admln l1trator Charlee Thompeon, w ho eald offlcera and flrea,htera waded ' t hrou8h w a ter up t o their ahouldera to "carry hundreds of people'' from lhelr homes. City repreeent.ativa Mid they Intend to aak offlclala from Ora.nae County what happened ' dUJinl the flood and to work fOI' better cooperation. Public Worlu Director Paul Cook aaid there are 14 miles of unlined channela ln the dty. He aaid 1 t will cost an estimated $100 million )o put In concrete to handle big 1tom11. BACK BAY • • From Page A1 who toured the storm-damaged bay over the weekend. Wilcox aaid the problem now la that the basins are 70 percent filled and need to be cleaned. The basins were designed to g0 t h ree to five yeara between cleanings. Wilcox aaid nobody anticipated the basins would hold up only four months. Much of the silt that reached the bay dJd not come from San Diego Creek but from eroejon problems at other point.a around the bay. The stonn dld heavy damage to Backbay Dnve, the ICellic bay loop. Wtloox SIUd a dirt parking lot was washed out and BeVeral 11ect1oru of the road severely eroded City officials estunate it will cost at least $100,000 to repair the road before it can be reopened. Obiiervers of the storm damage also aaid the cain-triggered silt flow underscore• the need to move ahead on the second phase of the cleaning project. An engineering firm charged with figuring out how to save the bay iB recommending that $7.5 million be spent building three more catch -basins and funding more dredging. Nine agencies have to approve the project before any work can be ·n Chance of drizzle He's the one who commands attention quietly. .. Coastal Verteble ~tonight end tomorrow with a very •llght ~ °' drtme lklllg ttle _. a-night Iowa .. 10 51. Hlgll9 tod8y and .__ f7 to 74 El•••tl•t•, from Polnl Conoepllon to lh• Mexlc•n bOrder end out llO mle9: 8mel °"" ~ -outer ...... for rougfl .... ~ ...... 12 '° :ti kno19 *"" 4-foot wind --and • to 1Gofoot oomblned -and ... ttwougtl ·~ ~ llgflt _...,.. w1ndll nlQtn end morning hour•. beoomfng .-to~fto 11Mc* •ftemoone through tOf'llOHOW Wind w1v1• 2 to S IHI and •eaterly •••II• 4 to f feet COt .. d • .,.. ~ ttlrough '°"'°"°" """ perUal aftemoorl de9tng. Petdly night and .-1)' "'°"*"' drtZZle. ao1tv11y on Thvr9dey." Nallonai Wednesday, March 9, 1983 W•ther 8ervlOe forecest• Ole!• Crowt.y Mid Ihle morning In Senta Monlea In LOe Anoelea County, worker• u.,ng • huge -lrwt911ed ,_ ,... Ufld9r tne •••w ard e nd of th• t°"""~· &7.,....-dd p6er In tlOC* Of MMne e ,.......,,. from~ In Mure -- ''We -anempang to lhor'9 up Motl(• Doc*. to IUlllltm " eo WI. won 't lo•• II," ••Id city •pokHwoman Lfnca. 8ulllven . .,.._. -. no .-. unct. 11 Nobody ktww wMt -llOldlng n up .. u.t ..... dffllng .,,, """' .-wy MOtNr ~ aectlot'I Of tM ... If ""'· lj' I "• A.A ll.1 • I 1.500-loot p,.,, wtatch alreedy ... being ,....., becalm Of demege .,,..,.., In .. _ let• Fronts C')ld .-. Wt11m .,.. Occluded ~ Staltona<v•e• "-'/ s.n1e 53 47 ~-== 7S 41 33 1t Sc>e*-51 42 llyr--52 u Topetl• 52 35 T..-ee 48 TulM gs S3 Wuhlngton 43 42 Wlcltllta ... 51 The one whose appearance whispers. '1'm lmportanr ... \ ~ -~. ·~:"' ":" • APPllAllAtl • WA'ICBUP. •JIWll.riUPAIR • DQIA'1KG • M001'Tllf01 For cllMIDctlft JEWEUlY to flt his budget. 9111t SOUTH COAST • A10Y1 ~y EICHAROI tor tlae wldest AfAILAILI MlectlOD of JEWELR91 cmphere: . :.nDlll• lt Kt. 11 Kt. rlnp. cbaw. amuleta, • llAITllCAID cuff llna. tie tac:b. watcbeta. ~"!t/!:"~~tje~ ... ~~-·~ i 11 I -'4 • Orange Ooaet OAIL.V PILOT/Tueedey, March •• 1883 Remote c ulture share d Delly ll"Mol ~o by Ch#tM II«• Four Eskimos danced a nd told folk stor ies in South Coast Plaza as a preview for u lnua: Spirit Wo rld of the Bering Sea Eskimo," an exhibition o f 19 th century art fro m the Smithsonia n Institutio n. The rarely shown artifacts and embe llishe d hunting instruments may be viewed through April 10 at Bowers Museum , 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. • Airport oper.ations increase John Wayne Airport officials have reported an increase in passenger traffic and aircraft operations at the airport for J anuar y when compared to statistics for the pre..tious January. P assenger arrivals an4 departures were recorded at 202,739 for the month, a 4.4 percent Increase over the 193,748 reported m January 1982 Total aircraft operations (takeoffs and landings) were 32,985 m January, a 2.6 percent increase from the 32,111 operauons recorded the preVlous January. El!'e r y orh er category of actlVlty recorded at the airport also s howed an increase this January over the previous year. Off1c1als have been attributing the slow resurgence in re{'ent months to a combination of a more upbeat economy and a continued lessening of effects from the 1981 air traffic controllers' strike. Some of those actiV1t1es Include air cargo handled, with the 219 tons moved in January, a 13.4 percent increase over the 190 tons of January 1982, and autos parked, with 38,778 in January compared to 37 ,053 the previous year. The number of mil itary operations at the airport alao Jumped, from 97 in January 1982 to 179 this January, a 45.8 percent increase. Nuke plant employee sentenced A former employ~ of the San Onofre Nuclear Generalln~ Station hu received five yefn probation for attemptlnar to purchue exploelvee. However, the proaecutlon could not prove that William Michael Bergin, 20, Intended to blow up the nuclear plant three mUee eouth of San Clemente Berg i n , who !oat his maintenance JOb at the plant after his arrest Nov. 18 In San Clemente, was sentenc.'ed to five years probation in Orange County Staperior Court Friday aft.er pleading guilty to a charge of attempted possession o r exploelves. Bergln 'a attorney, Bruce Bridgman. said has client intended only to set th'-' C-4 plastic explosives off in the desert for recreational purposes. The attorney termed the case a "tempest m a teapot," adding, "If that man worked anywhere else (but the power plant) we wouldn't be here in court" Bergin has been in Orange County Jail since his arrest and must serve another two weeks as a condition of hlB probation. Ne wport entry • wins pageant Tammy .Kominea, 20, ot Newport Beach is the winner of the Miss Oran&e County Beauty Pageant. Romines was sponsored by Long Beach Construct.Ion In the competition, whic h saw 26 Orange County women competing for the Jitle recently at the Balboa &y Club. First runner up was Kathy Standel, of Anaheim. and second runner up was Sandy Florenz.a, also of Newport Beach. The three will compete for Miu California honors June 4 at the Forum m Los Angeles .. Laguna Challlher slates Illixer The Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce ta hotting a chamber mixer tomorrow trom ~:30 to 7 30 p.m at the renovated White Houae. 340 South Coast Highway Coet ls $2 and l.aguna business <.'Ommumty and merchanta are Invited to attend tfon d 'oeuvres, no-h<lllt bar and pnzn will be offered. • Laguna Beac:h aruat Taffy Besley has rc'<.'e1ved the top purchase award prtw m Cal Poly Pomona's Ink and Clay <.-om pt'li lion &sley, who operate:. a studio in Laguna and teaches at Saddleback Community College in M1BS1on V1cJ0 and Cal State Fullerton, won $500 for her ceramic sculpture called "Red and Blue." • "Women and Divorce" 1s the topic.· or a four-hour seminar at 9 a.m. Saturday in Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Hall 116. Admission 1s $6. Tickets are on sale m the Costa Mesa college ticket office and at the door. Attorney Paul Welnbe r1 and career management consultant Jane BalJback will dllCUBS legal and career a.apects of divorce. • A weekend trip t.o Joshua Tree National Park is bemg offered April 9 and 10 by Orange Coast College's Community Service OWce. ~t is $70 and includes transportation, camping fees and meals For more informauon call 556-5880 • "Reagan. Bush and Nuclear War" w1U be the topic of a 7:30 p m. talk March 22 m Orange Coast College's Robert 8 Moore auditorium Robert Scheer, author of "With Enough Shovels", will lead the lecture hosted by an affiliate of the AJhance for Survival For more information call 642-6634. •Heather Locldear,star of Dynasty and T J Hooker, will appear March 19 at Costa Mesa's Family Fitness Center, 1600 Adams Ave. A trip to Hawaii and other pnzes will be given away dunng the celebratton of the new health club • "How to Fight Effecuvely With Your Partner" ts the topic of a three-hour seminar at 7 p.m. Fnday in Orange Coast College's Chemistry Building, room 214 AdmlSSion is $5 per person and $8 per couple. Tickets are on saJe at the college ucket office on the Costa Mesa campus and at the door M.arnage and family counselor Jerry Brown will d.iacusl ways t'Ouples can change, their argumg patterns and improve their relationship. f Loving produ·cts for your f ortanate pet An entire pro1ram of NA TUR AL quaHty care for your pets 'lbearn · h money market lllterest just check with • flea & Tick Shampoo • Stam Remover • Rawhide Chews • Pet Trainm& • Do& Deodorant • Odor N!utrahzer • Food Supplement • Litter Deodorizer • Shampoo A one-step natural shampoo thar cleans and conditions skin & coat Most human shampoos are too harsh for pets Our phosphate free shampoo is specially formulated and Is gentler than even baby shampoo II is perfectly balanced 10 keep the coat unbelievably sott and healthy looking • Aeacue & Recovery An engraved bronze 1 d tag with the owners phone number on one side On the other side are 1nstruc11ons for calhng Fortunate's special 24 hour no charge number. II medical care 1s reQutred, the A & A operator wilt provide the name of the owners veterinarian and a guarantee of payment for the vet's services r--·--·-·--·--······-~ Try a Sample! We have plenty ol thampoo samples avallabte IO yoo can Me for yoorself how .beautiful yoor pets can be Sl" Rteulif Sll.lmpoo - r"i & T •O ~""'°° -s P' M 914 'f04H Of Oer 10 T"9 Jewef'd Kltt.n m-P..__a .. ~....,c,._ In Newport c:alt: 842-0556 Co.ta..... Tuetln 548-7231 833· nee --------------------~ ) ·> tht , t_ f Jewel d 2<itten .Fortunate Nlt'.PEl«>ENT OfS TRIBl.ITOA . ..._ . .....,. __ ..... , .... _ ·-----------------------· I ORANGE COAST COLLEGE I I ''Save Our Teachers'' Rally I I I 1 114 full time te achers laid off. More I I lay offs may follow . Many classes disco nti nued I I I I I Faculty and Student Speakers I I OPEN FORUM FOR I I CITIZENS • BANDS 1 I I I SAVE OUR TEACHERS!! I I SAVE THE COLl!EIE!! I I •• This Is your college -I YOU CAN HELP -.1 I WE Nlf!ED YOUllll I (or wrlle rour MMlor or'oon1r..emen) a,, '"" 1111, " 2 ,. 11 IM lt1tll1• ................... , .. I"''"" .......... ~ .... .. I Hun ti I Now you know w!tf your neighbor' bar&kaat CD~ Super Now Checking Money market interest on every ~mgle dollar, as long as your average balance stays at $2,500 or more.• Ful/11 insured., Unlimited check writing. Ch ecking Supreme Funds over $2,000 (backed by Government securities) earn high money market interest. Funds up to $2,CXXJ <fully ;,,sured) earn 51/•% interest. Unlimited check writing. Huntington Investment Fund Maintain an average balance of $2,500 or more, and every · dollar eamc; money market interest.• Fully ;,,st'1<td. Limit~ to six drafts. Full checking, full savings, full 1ervice Whfttever kind of checking or vfngs account you want, whate\ r type of ~n r or busin tlnanclal aervi~ you n d, j~tt stop by and one of our vinga coun lort. • ir tuur ww1 llUy blt.ntV fill kiw '2.500. durtna ~"' mc.lftthly •IMinvnt pelrtud, r.JttaJ MU~ rvyulrt ahll )YUr fund• um at s 4llt r• b tN ~1d thM )'fl'U _ uni it Ntl•N.aoo _...-.... ( ~ I 1 DlllJ Piiat • TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1883 ClASSlflEDC6 - f~iaguna, Woodbridge to join Sea View I 11i ll"i' They're ln the pl"Oee9I of aubmitti.nl thelr votes 1 ... now -and ll hiltory repeata iuieU u expected - b111U. See View and South Coaat lffiUe9 a.re in line ,uJ,pr a ah.a.keup, ~ ln September of 1984. _.,,~11 ~pe<:IUcaUy, ~outh t:oaat League teams lo Beach and Woodbridae are moving to the lio View League -and El Toro and Irvine are .. ~Ing places with them PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON (1,000), Mluion Viejo (l,669) and San Clemente (l.~72). The enrollment fl1urea are baaed on 10phomoree. junlon and eeniora. Here ia aome of the reuonin& uaed for the format: ' So what will all thJa mean? It meana Sea Vlew League volleyt:Mall muat contend with l..alUJ'l8 Beach -and on the other hand the Artiata of La,una Beach will have to contend with Corona del Mar tennia. It meena El Toro ii where it haa belonged for the put five years -with Ua neighbon. l;~· Tfie Orange County releaguing subcommittee l , f Tom Jacobson, Stan Thomaa and Ed Krus, 1 rincl~~ at Newport Harbor, Foothill and 1 dle , respectively. hu eettled on that format u an answer to current problems within the two ~·~~es. There are atill some formalltiea to deal with, such aa counting the votea and submitting the propoeal to the CIF Southern Section for ill at.amp of approval, but It'• all just that -a fonnallty. Enrollment la the No. l criteria, ahead of strength of program and proximity -thua the moves of El Toro, Laguna Beach and Woodbridge. It ia anticipated that &vine'• enrollment will swell considerably. Saddleback High wu left untouched -and that'• juatifled inasmuch u the Roadrunners have been running around Or&n1e County in clrclee for the paat 12 years, constantly 1witched from one league to the next. M for football .,-that'• a whole new game, too, with the Sea Vlew a more wide open arena without El Toro, the South Coaat deeper and stronger with El Toro. It'a a two-year fonnat, but Uke lll09t, moves are made with a thought of at.ability for PVery 1ehool (Saddleback excepted). None 1hould think of It u It all appears justified -although even lf it temporary. • • • • .-.,..m't, It would probably pass anyway becaU8e of the current setup allowing every school in Orange unty a vote regardless of whether it affects them r not. With 43 of 58 schools not affected and asked a yes vote, it's fairly certain a vaat majority will The Sea View League (projected enrollment figures are ln parentheees) will thua look like this in 18 months: Corona del Mar (1,102), Coeta Mesa (964), Estancia (l,140), Laguna Beach (764), Newport Harbor (1,144), Saddleback (1,725), University (1,187) and Woodbridge (1,020). The South Coaat League's makeup will be the following: Capi.trano Valley (1,500), Dana Hilla (l.512), El Toro (2,225), Irvine (l,440), Laguna Hills Laguna Hilla High's enrollment is expected to gain considerable ground (2, 145 for tour grades by 1985) becau.e the proposed new school in the Saddleback Valley Unified School Dlatrlct haa been tabled. And there i. 1peculatlon that Milalon Viejo may abeorb 10me of El Toro'• nwnbera. They've aet a time and site for the Edl.on-Fountain Valley alumni foot~ same -it'a going to be June 10 at Wet1t.minst.er High. Gamee involving Newport Harbor and C.orona del Mar. &tanda and Costa Mesa and El Toro and (See LAGUNA, Pase C!) just that, agree. 1., Estancia High first baseman Ruben Johnson has the ball (top photo) and 1 applies the tag after pitcher Mel Richardson picked off Mater Oei's Steve -Kirkpatrick during third inning of It yesterday's game. The play didn't make I that much difference as Mater Oei won, 5-0. DallJ Piiot Photoe bJ Richard K~let Downing losing leadof f role? CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP) -Brian Downing, who tied an American League record last year by starting aix games with home ruN, may 1oee hia leadoff job th.is aeuon, Angell Manager John McNwnara aaid yesterday. In hia first aeaaon of leading o ff • Do w n i n g e p j cfy e d a spectacular comeback with 28 homen and 84 runa batted in, both career highs . And McNamara la considering taking better advantage of Downing's , new-found power. "Rod Carew, who haa already told me he haa no qdalml about batting flrst, I would think la the ideal leadoff man becauae he geta o n base," McNamara aaid following the Angell' four-hour workout at their training hue. When short.atop Rkk 9urleeon IUltalned a tprn rotator cuff in mid-April, Downin& inherited hia leadolf role and became the flagbearer of one of the league'• most potent attacks. After miaaing most of 1980 with a broken ankle and a sub-par 9eUOn in 1981, when he batted .249, Downing aet pers>naJ highs in virtually f!Very offensive category while batting . 281 last year. Converted to left field, the ex-catcher eet another league record by not committing an error in 158 games. Brian Downing "I figure I fol 75 extra at-ball batting leado f," said Downing. "But my Ideal apot mifht be sixth or aeventh. I know could hit for a hhrher average with men on bue.Y. Outfielder Ellia Valentine, ishelved for a w~ with a 90re heel, resumed workouts Monday . The Angels have ooe more day of drill• remaining before It opens exhibition play tomorrow in Tuc8on against Cleveland. uns don't come ea~y . for area preps Kuhn's job maybe safe --Turner tancia, Ocean View, Huntington, Ed1son, Irvine, CdM combine for 3 scores It waa a tough day yesterday for ba.aeball teama aa Estancia wu ~hit by Mater Dei, Ocean View WU the Monarchs. while teammate Mark Stomp had the big game. collecting three hill including a double and a home run, along with three RBI. J • 1cUpped by Pacifica, Huntington Beach ~ ahut out by Cyprea, and EdOOn waa I 'flUlUped by Katella. I In other pines. Woodbridge stopped ! Irvine. and Laguna Hilla held Corona del Pacifica 3, Ocean View 1 Mar 900.re}e91. . J' Here'• what happened: 'Mater Dei 5, Estancia 0 The Seahawka were elinunated from the Loara Tourney, u the Mariners acored twice in the fourth innlni· Monarch pitchers were used in ter Dei's no-hitter. Mike Matthews Phil Hillman had two hita for Ocean View, as A.dam Buder added two aa well. The Seahawka are now 0-2. and got the win, with relief held Pat Duber and Brian Regan. The trio combined to lt:rike OU t 11 FAtancia Cypress l, Htn. Beach 0 The Centuriona ICOred the winning run in the bottom of the lf!Venth inning. aa they turned a walk. a pair of ainglea, batters. Sieve Kirkpatrick had three hita for .:J\, Cup III next for world water polo ,,., LOS ANGELES -El1ht of • beet national water polo ~ In the world wW compete •May 7-14 In the ID FINA Water Polo Cup at Pepperdlne U91venJty, lt WU announced ;..!UUtay by the Loa Anaelea )'\J~ Orpnillna Committee tlJAOCC). Teunl repnnntlna the United 8tawe, Sovltt Union, Fedtral ~ ot. o.m.y, Hunpry, !Wl8nd, laly ... lild Cuba wm omllpN 1n··c1w ~ tournameot at _J»_ep,.rdln•'• IO _.. pool In M1111N. 9''9 ot ~mpic water polo ~U,i.:~Alteoeebldby BualilC;: ••ch· retldeat ...... wild. ·. n. f'DfA ,,_. Polo World • ••• , ••••• bJ. ,._. iMi ........ Uona .. d• ..... ~tJ; "" m ... ·.~ ,. tllll~mt ii co-1ponaored by the LAOCC and U.S. Water Polo, the aport'a national aovenUnl body. The FfNA Water Polo World Cup will be the f1nt of eeveral 1983 eventa that will aerve u trial -1oOI at t.dllU• that wUl be UHd for 1984 Olympic competitlon. Four 1ame1 a day will be 1cbeduled, whb competition beJdnn1na at 1:30 and 7!30 ex.oept for th• l1nal day on .. ay 14, wbm there wW be momJ.na and afternoon ..-00.. Wtd.Mlday,, Mayll,t.aNl&day. ""nm f.OUrNIMl\t wW pl'OYldlt a pillt ODDOl'tUnlty f« IDllDben of tit Ull. Waw Polo T .... ID eharpen thtlr 1kHh la tnwMllllMI ~ at tM -• lhlll wilf ... '-I ..... , .. G•n." llld ·9wt IMw. eh1lra111 of $ht U .I. M•ft1• l•&eruUOnal/Ol11npla W1ter NoC1 '&•. !l'ltt l••t•• Unl•n t• th• • and a sacrifice fly to cent.erfleld into a Vlctory in the Loara lourney. Gary Buckles was the tough-luck loeer for the Oilers, aa he limited Cyprees to only two hita over the flrat aix lnnlnga. Huntington Beach ls now 3-2. Katella 7, Edison l The Chargen found thenwelves down 6-0 after the firat two innings. and couldn't bounce back from the early defldt. F.diaon's Todd Mabe alngled in Todd Nuh for F.diaon'1 only run of the game. The lcm knocka the Chargen into the con1olation bracket of the Loara Tourney. Ediaon plays in the quarterflnala of the El Segundo tournament tomorrow againat Palos Verdes at the Chargen' home field. Woodbridge 2, Irvine l The Warriors ran their record to 4-0 with the win, u Kevin Burke came on In ~lief of atartlng pitcher John Moreland to record the victory. Darrin Daniela ICOl'ed the winnlnl nm in the sixth Inning, U he ain8Jed, W• sacrificed to MCODd by Moreland, moved to third on a 1round ball, and was alngled home by John Schroeder. Mo~land had seven stnkeouta tor Woodbridae, while Burke added thtte more In the final 1 'ti. TIM! Wanion take on Diamond Bar at home tomorrow (See RUNS, Pace C!) Gauchos ll1ust travel to Pasadena tonight By CURT SEEDEN o< .. .,.., ........ PASADENA -Saddleback Colleae'• roed to the Final Jl'.lsht of the state community colleae buketball tournament hu one more p&i atop. _. Coach Blll Brummel '• Oaucho1, U -11, aquare off tA>nieht (7:30) at Pll9dena Qty O.OUep '° det.smtne the etcbth and final playott ~ t« Ult ftlte touroammt., wbkh rwttd'99 to the UnJvenity of Santa Clara Friday nllh'-Pt-d->e. U-7 tnd the No. I team from the Metro~Utan Contennoe beblrid LA Pierce Mf•ted Silftta Barbara oc ~· S.&wdaJ ftleht In the ,...aona1 ~\. ... laddltbaok 1ot pan bou Cltrut In is. ~·&!-~ff ...... J'riday .... L fte ulhll -LilMll'I ........ lhh Md UUl out II.,_ .... ....,... c.u .. -,._..,,.., ... la . 1 ATLANTA (AP) -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner aaya Bueball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn~ have saved hia job by neaotlatlng baaeba.ll'a new five-year, $1-billion t.eleviaion • package. The ~ckage, negotiated by Kuhn, Philadelphia Phillies owner Blll GUea and Chicago White Sox owner Eddie Einhorn. is ''1he beat thing to happen to buehall l1nce rve been In it," 'I'urN.'r aald. Baseball haa signed a $500-million oontract with NBC givin1 the network half of baseball'• television riahta for five ye.an, beginning In 1984. A.BC haa the option of matchln1 that $600-milllon fi8u.re for the other half of the ~. U ABC dofi9 not pkk up the optkin. lndwtry DUCM •Y· NBC will put up the sdc:Utiooal f600 mllllon to 1et the entire pecltaae. "lt'a Solnl to make every tMm healthy a1aln Unanclally," Turner uki. "What lt meam ii an additional '8 million per team per ye&r' rfabt now. lt'1 a vwy tq and very needed help to the ovenll IPC)l1. •• ''Th'-~ llv. the clut.. chance aaatn. r .... ln there blddina tor the whole plCUee and t6t World SertHF aatd Turner, who aho own• 8uper8tatloll WTBS and tb• Cable N.-. 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"· '• ··~ , ... ... . '• . .. ,. n I Ofano-Oout DAILY PtLOTfTueed1y. March •• 1t83 HI .. Dow Jones Final DOWN 21.98 CLOllNO 1,111.71 •111111111 Work force c ut in half DENVER -About 50 employees at Toeoo Co.rp.'1 research center north of Golden will be furloughed, cuttlns the work force there In half, th• Loa Aneels-bued company hu announced. Offldah aa.ld yesterday that about 90 worken, Including the Golden worken, are being laid off oompanywide, and they Include proCeaional and technical employee. u well u support ~1'110rulel. 4 banks due Iran money WASHINGTON -Four U.S. banka will receive a total of $8.7 million from the Iranian government for loan clallna dating to negotl.atlom th.at led to the releaae of 52 American hostages in January 1981, the Treasury Department said today. The four banka Involved In the new agreementa a.re Allied Bank lnt.ematJonal of New York, Fint Wt.conain NaUonaJ Bank of Milwaukee, Fidelity Bank of Philadelphia and American Security Bank of Washington, the report aa.ld OPEC agreem ent ruled out LONDON -Venezuelan oil mini.at.er Humberto Calderon Berti today ruled out any OPEC agreement on pricell and production that excludes Iran, which has rejected a proposed price cut. The 13 oil ministers of the Organiution of Petroleum Exporting C.Ountries are meeting here in aearch of a oomprorruae to avert an all-out price war in the international c.artel S&L sell d eal falters MIAMI -A plan by flnancially ailing BlSCayne Federal Savings and Loan A..x:i.ation to aell eight branch offices to California Federal Savings and Loan Association fell through when California Federal pulled out, Biscayne says. 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