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Refund seekers snarl county tax paperwork
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Orana• County tH offlci.i.
hive tiHn burled under a
writable avalanctwt of paper In
recent w.eb u county property
OWMtt ecnm .. '° tUt cla&nw tot tax refund• 1temmln1 trorn a
1981 COW'\ decialon.
"We're anowed," 11id June
Alexander, clerk of the Doud of
SuJ)et"Vt8on. Alexander Mid her
o ff Ice h11 been recelvln1
comple&ed fonna at the rate of
THI DRANGI COAST
&00 per day while requ.t.t tor
the fomw are powil\I h) at th•
rate of l ,000 a day.
The ,.fundt -which could
amount to •lDO for a.n Oran,•
Cwnty homeowner -at.em from
a 1981 Superfor Court decta1on In
San Mawo County. A Juda• ln
th• Northern Calftornla
commu.n.l ty ruled that the county
... ,cir had over-t&Md property
ownera by e rrcent betwffn
197D and 197 H a rHl.llt of
retroactive provtalona of
Propoaltlon 1 a, the 1918
taJC-aatUNI lnlU.Uv..
But wnether Calltornla
pro perty ownera ever wUl
receive &ti• refund.I mM1nl tn
doubt. Th• court dec:l1lon hu
been apl*lld io tM Mt.I Court ot Appeal.
Pendln1 th• outcome of the
appeal. however, property
own•ra throu1hout the atat•
have been ac:ramblln1 to fUe
claim• before an April 10
deadline, when the 1tate'1
four·yMr ttatute of UmJtat.lol\ll .. ... 1.-t w .. k. ~ly Minority
LMder Robin Naflor, f\.MeNO P~ lntroduced a btll that
w enUU. all l.&Xpay_.. who
ovwpaJd the WC. to • refund,
even lt tMy Md "°' W.S a claim by the April dMd.line.
If the IO·called Ban Ma~
dedl&oo ulUmately ii uplwkt by
the couru, tt could mean a
windfall for property owrwn -
Hpecially lar1• corporate
landholden around the state It
a110 would cut Into 1lrHdy
atnpped county budpW.
Oran1• Count)' Auditor·
Controller Vic Helm uid
county analy•ll haven't yet
Httmated what the retunda mlaht cmi the county, but he &a
a&nt It wW be '1tn the mllliona."
Statewide, HtlmatH have
pl.ad the unount of the refundl
anywhere from tlDO m1Won to
( ... PROPERTY, Pap Al)
coum IDITIDI
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Report
due in
child
slaying
HB flood • • v1ct1ms
line up for help
By llAREN E. ltLEIN or ... ....,,... .....
The Orange County District
Attorney'• office wu expected to
announce its findinp today in
the cue of Stanton police officer
Anthony Sperl, who shot a
5-year-old boy to death last
Thunday.
Deputy Dlatrict Attorney
Anthony Rackaucku wu to hold
a preaa conference thi.a morning
to announce whether Sperl will
fa« charen and whether the
boy'• mother should be charged
with child endangerment.
Separate Investigations by the
U.S. JU:s1ice Department and the
Orange County chapter of the
NAACP alao have been launched
Into the shooting of Patrick
Andrew Muon, who was black.
Sperl, 24, la white.
Funeral services were held
yesterday in Santa Ana for the
boy, who was alo.ne 1n his
apartment last week while hia
mother was at her job 11 an
apprentice auto mechanic.
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!j Stanton polkle uid Sperl, who
answered an early morning call
to check the apartment, panicked
when young Muon pointed a toy
gun at him in a d.1mly lit room.
He fired a single 1hot at the
child, hitting him in the neck.
Muon died an hour later.
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Victims of flood damage wait to present
Maaon's mother, "Patricia
(See SLAYING, Pa1e A!)
claims to state emergency services director
Frank Madden (inset) .
Salt water • ID his • veins
Vagabond Frenchman 'washes up' on shores of Newport
By STEVE MARBLE "' ... ...., .... ...., Alfred Larcade 11 an ocean 1ypsy, a
aalt-wat.er vapbcnd.
He goes where he wanta when he wanta and
1top1 only when he needa to. L.ck of money and
lack of wind are his only enemies.
The tanned, dark-haired Ji'mlchman sailed
-limped may be more accurate -into Newport
Harbor three weeks ago.
Ji. in other por111 he'a reeched on hJa world
adventure, the happy-go-ludcy Ram&n ia broke,
in need of a job and in need of a home for h.ia
27-foot sloop.
"C'eat 1.a v1t!," he says. ah.rugging.
TI\at'1 life. He's been in this predicament In
le.a-friendly harbors and, he knows, aooner or
later he'll round up enough cash or frienda to
make it to the next port.
It's been thir way for seven yeara for
Larcade, who lea.med to love the aea much to lhe
disappointment of hia land-loving family.
Larcade, -«. left ht.a hometown of Beyonne
in 1976 and tailed toward Africa with a friend.
The thought In mind wu to circle the globe.
But the friend had problems -an lncutable
cue of aeaslckne.. So t..rcade atopped ln North
Africa to let hia friend off and, u fate would
have it, 1pent the next four vean there.
(See VAGABOND, Pa1e AZ)
By ROBERT BARKER
Of-.D.-, ..... lleft
Flood victims converged on the
Huntington Beach Civic C.enter
yesterday, trying to spell relief
-as In F-E-D -E -R -A -L
L-0-A-N-S.
More than 20 people were
Alfred Larcade
Badham hacks cheaper flood control job
By STEVE MARBLE or .. ....,,... ...
Newport Beach ~
Robert Badham, who ruffled
feather• yeaterday by undencorinc oppmition to a $1
billion Santa Ana River
improvement plan. apparently
would aapport • cheaper venion
of the flood coatrol project.
An aide to the Republican
congreHman said Badham'1
poll Uon la not new but has
caucht attention becauae of lut
week'• floodlna In Huntington
Beech.
"Ua:lnc thia u a hysteria point
ia WJ"Oll&," said Howard Seelye,
an alde to the four-term.
lawmaker. "'The l10rm damage
had no~ to do with the Santa
Ana River. '
Badham called the flood
control project a "grandioae
concrete raceway to the aea" but
added he doea aupport flood
control.
Seelye l&ld Bedham believea a
cheaper amaller project would
1Ull protect Hun~n Beach
and Fountain Valley.
The project, flnt conaidered
nearly 20 rears ago, ls ln the
hand• o pollticlana in
Waah.l.naton D.C. 0ranp County
government la beinc uked to
pick up 35 percent of the
project'• coat. SOmearea~have
(See BAOBAM. Pace Al)
waiting for the doora of the
diau1er relief center to open at l p.m. Well over 100 were.lined up
about a half hour later.
Moat of the vict.ima appeared
to be patient and phlloeophlcal
about the expected long wait.
Some were not.
Huntington Beach reaident
Don White com.plained that only
four repre.entativea of the U.S.
Small Buaine9I Adminatratlon
were on hand. He reckoned the
wait would be about four houn.
"We can't afford to wait," he
said. "We're taking time off from
work to clean up. We'll come
back tamonow morning.''
White ukf he wu hoping for
an SBA loan to Ude him and hia
wife Sue over until lnaurance
money comes ln.
"All our pl.alt.er board up to
four feet w• ruined by mildew,"
he said.
White allo voiced anaer about
the traah heap• bf diacarded
belongino IW'fadng on the aide
streeti of BNch Boulevard.
''People are coming down here
like vultures, trying to find
thinp. They're leaving a mess,
he said.
''The city wouldn't even
provide dumpsters for us. We
had to pay for them ounelves."
James and lre11e Hyde, who
lost a mobile home and two
family cara when floodwaters
overran Brookfield Manor in
Hunttn1ton Beach. decided to
remain [n line.
''I don't know how 1t (the
center) worka, but I'm going to
find out." aaid Hyde, a mobile
home ..ie.nan.
"You don't know what It's like
to be without wheels when
you're a l&leanan. We have to
ride the bul or hitch.hike. But I'll
(See FLOOD, Pe1e AZ)
New penalty trial
ordered for lVisely
By STEVE TRIPOU
OflleO...,Nll ....
Two yean to the day after the
death that resulted In hia murder
conviction, Willie Ray Wiaely
finds hirmelf free -at leut
temporarily -of the pendlng
threat of a death 9ell~.
Oranae County Superior Court Juctae Rennet.b Lee ruled today
that the penalty verdict of
W1Mly'1 trial be c-Jertumed. A
jury had recommended that he
die.
Judee 1...ae today a11o denied a
motion for a new trial on the
guilt phue of the cue.
1..-e had lndicated yesterday he
would order a new penalty trial
for Wialey.
Wlaely wa1 convicted of
firat-dearee murder in the
suffocation death of hl1
atepfather in March, 1981.
Hunt1n1ton Beach realdent
Robert Bray died when the
2 ,000 -pound cab of his
tnc\Or·trailer ri8 fell on him • he worked beneath il.
Lile'• ~t yeaterday
Judge Kenneth Lae
appeared to take Wi1ely'1
co-c:owuiel, Santa Ana attorney
Keith C. Monroe, by aurprlae.
(Wlaely haa repraented h1mlel.f
for more than a year, althouah
he ii not an attonwy.)
CSee PENALTY, Pqe A!)
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• pa11ent
'left
alone'
By JEPF ADLER or .. ....,,.....,.
An Oran1e CoHt Colleae
dental atudent, a11taned to
obeer.19 dmlal prooedW'ee in Dr.
Tony Protopappu' office, told
~y how he wu left alone
on Hveral occa•lona with an
~\hetltied patient who lat.er
died.
Flrqa Pata.U, who la atudytna
to bl • clmlal Mlia1ant, Mid in •
hand .. wrltten court affidavit that
he had been~ to "obeerve
and help" at Protopappa1' office
on the aay Patricla Craven WU
treated.
Burning boat doused
FLOOD ASSISTANCE • • •
tell you one thil\I. the ft.t Crom
hu been tremendoua. They've
put ua up at the Hunt~n a.on
Be.ch lnn and have hel ua
out a lot. They're tnc:r.dlb . " Lil Hunter, a rHldenl of
Sun1et Circle tn Hunt1n1ton
Beach. wu another flood victlm
waJtlna nut the head of the line.
Sh• Mld water three feet hilh
ruined her wooden floon and
four family can
"We don't have lo1urance,"
the Kid.
The center 11 teheduled to
remain open at leaat until
Saturday, accordlna l.O Frank
Madden of thfl at.ate Offtc:. of
!'..merpncy Service9.
Jo&nUy operat.lna the center ln
the bMement at cl t 1 _hall la the
Federal Emeraency M.anqement A.aency.
Thirty-year SBA Joana up to
•~~.000 at varyln1 rates of
lnt.ef'ftt are available for 1a.ee of
penonal real e9tat.e.
BAD HAM POSITION. • •
Indicated aupport of the project
and several county leaden are
Irked with Badham'a negative
po91Uon.
past appointee to the Santa Ana
River Flood Protection Agency,
aa.td ahe hu no doubt. that the
thtta t of a river flood are very
real.
Craven, 13, l.apeed into a coma
and died 11 days aft.er anesthesia
treatment by Protopappaa In
Cc.ta Mesa. Her mother bu a1nce
filed a UO million wrongful
death ault against the dentist.
Costa Mesa firemen quench a blaze which caused S 150,000
damage to a 44-foot sailboa1 at Westerly Marine, 660 W . 17th
St., yesterday. The fire was blamed on a spark from an electrical
hand tool.
"We find it hard to believe,"
aaad Scott Moraan, an aide to
Board of Supervilora Chairman
Roger Stanton. "Why wouldn't
he support the project? If it aoes
(the Santa Ana River), 50,000 of
his constituents In Fountain
Valley are going lo be under
water."
"A small number of people
were hurt th1a time oompered to
what could happen," Finley
added.
Seelye said hi.a 00. int.encla to
take a firsthand look at tht
atonn-<iarnaged areu of Orange
County th1a week.end and mJaht
change hi.a po91Uon depending on
what he eeea.
ln another affidavit, filed by
Protopapr,as. he c laims he
"developed ' a method over the
past 12 years by which he
admin1st.en general anesthesia to
paUenta.
Irvine to get pentathlon Huntington Beach
Councilwoman Ruth Finley. a
SLAYING REPORT . Protopappaa uya in the
declaration that he personally
ha1 tau,ht "this particular
system o adminiat.ering general
anesthesia to at least 12
Callfornta dentists, moat of
whom still employ the same
system today."
Olympic dreams busied the
Irvine City Council last rught as
members committed the city's
50-meter pool for a modern
pentathlon event and ~utiowly
moved ahead with an ambitious
gymnastics venture
The council unanimously
agreed to make the pool at the
Heritage Park Aquatics Complex
available this October for the
1983 Junior Championship in the
pentathlon
Richard Stevens, Olympic
commissioner for the pentathlon,
said the junior championship is a
warmup for the 1984 games. The
other four pentathlon events -Patail, in his sworn affidavit,
t.elll how he waa left alone with
Craven on two or three occaaions
during the eight-hour treatment.
''The only Instructions I was
given was to hold her chin up
and put my hand on her stomach
to listen to her breathing."
according tc-the affidavit.
Irvine tables requ~st
for 'historic district'
YataU a.a.o said that u Craven
awoke from the anesthetic
during the procedure, she started
to scream. "Dr. Badea, (another
dentist in the office) waa scared
and told Joel (Protopappaa'
asaiatant) to ao aak Dr .
Protopappas what to do. I heard
Dr. Protopappas say not to bother
him, that he was busy and just to
do what.ever it was that ~ed
to be done," Pa tall said .
, The •f3:dvit goes on to say that Dr. ea told his aaaiat&nt
"that Patrkia had had enough,
that we couldn't IJ)Ve her~·
but Joel kept puablng the
syringe."
The affidavit WU filed by the
State Attorney General's offkle
and the Board of Dental
Examlneu in advance of a
hearing set t omorrow on a
preliminary injunction barring
Protopappaa from practicing
dentiatry'.
The Irvine Caty Council has
delayed approval of a law aimed
at aeaung a historic district in
East Irvine after the lrvine
-Company insisted a new
ordinance isn't needed.
Council members postponed a
vote on a proposed law
eatabl.ishmg hi.Storie districts last
night until they have more time
to review comments from
company officials
At issue is whether the city
needs the law or 1f ex11tang
procedures are enough to
preserve the general store,
blacksmith shop. hotel, garage.
gralnery and bungalows that
make up the East Irvine villa.ge
on Sand Canyon Avenue.
Monica Florian, vice preaiden t
for Pl.annina and policy for the
Irvine Company. claimed last
rught that the dty can accomplish
at.a goal of certification on the
National Register of Historic
Places without the extra
regula lions
The Irvme Company owns the
buildings an East Irvine and the
surrounding property.
The proposed ordinance would
create a new nine-member
committee to hold public
hearings on applications for
hLStortc designation. It alao would
review applications for any
construction permits within a
dtstr1ct
City planners said creation of a
committee to oversee 5uch a
dlSll"'Ct is a requirement before
an area can qualify for the
national register Once on the
register, a district can receive
s1gruf ican t tax exemptions from
the federal government
But Florian d~ and said
while the lenns of the proposed
ordinance are optional, they
aren't mandatory.
The council 1s scheduled to
resume disc uasion on the
ordinance at ata meeting on April
12
Clouds to return
Coastal
lodl!r ..... l'llglle 10
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Huntlnflon lleospat -Ir\ low 70..
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MC11on of Ian JOH Nici ""' Nollen a.. &Alca. protlleml ..,,
by a two-wee1' reign of 11orma
The w..,,,., SerAoe Mid ·-a cdd fforit II~ IO Orop Into
the RIM ffom 1M not11\, rMC1*1Q
Central Calllornla 1orug111 and
tomorrow end bringing 11\e
poellblllly of lhYnder"-• ~ -,..., 1oe1ey down to •
tine ~ from Senta "-
lo l4•an-.... w4tl'I IN .-leYel
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A~of~today
upec$ed nonfl ol Mont.,., and
MOO.lo. will\ a enow .....i 11
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Atlantic Cliy
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counlln -Vulabla oloud1
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a-day lf)OW ... 1.000 .... "' Ille norlll 10 7,000 feel In 11\e
1outh TeMpe,.tur•• near
normal, wtlll lliQll9 In "-mid eo.
and toe Lowe WI tl'll upper 90e 10
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CllfT"AL CA&.IPO"lflA tncludfng Ian ,,.nc.laco, I an
Joequln, Amedor Ind Alplne
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TidetJ
horsemanship, fencing, pistol
shooting and running -will be
staged at Coto de Caz.a. He said
hi.a group wants to u.e the Irvine
pool this year and an 1984
because of its central Orange
County location and
"magruficent" aetung
The complex 11 beset with
serious problems, however. Of it.
three pools, only the 50-mcter
pool is working. Corroded fc..eder
pipes have crippled lhe others.
and city officials worry the same
atlment may strike the remaining
pool. Temporary steps to halt
corroslQn have been taken, easing
some anxiety.
Council members, citing the
worldwide attention, said they
hoped the pool will remain
working. DaVld SH.la said he LB
w11linf. to make "fiscally
pr.udent ' effort& to keep it open
A proposal to establl.sh a Cathy
Ragby Regional Sports Center on
land leased from the city at
Heritage park was met with less
enthusaa.sm The council agreed
last night to formally express
inlt'rest an the proposal to help
o rganizers sec ure loans but
stopped short of committing to it
Organizers want lo build a
30.000-square-foot gymnastics
center complete with anstrucllon
for IOCAl youth.
Ridge, 29, remained silent dunng
the intimate aervice held in
Fairhaven Memorial Park
Chapel. She held a yellow ro11e
and her son's large, brown Teddy
bear.
About 15 people attended the
20-mlnute ceremony, among
them comedian Richard Pryor,
who said he waa touched by the
circumat.ances of the child's death
and wished to off.er hi•
condole~
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Ridae'a attorney, Richard
Farnell of Newport Beach, Mid
Ridge was "absolutely
devastated. Her son waa her
whole life."
Farnell said he I.a in the proce91
of analyzing the case and is
considering bringing a wrongful
death suit against the police
department. He said he will
know by early next week ll the
acuon will be filed.
PENALTY TRIAL. • •
Wiselv and Monroe appeared
m court yesterday expecting to
hear Lae pronounce sentence on
the defendant after nearly a year
of delays
Lae had the opt.Ion of reducing
the jury's recommendation to lafe
imprisonment.
Instead, Lae, eating a state
Supreme Court dec111on an
December. ind1~ted that jurors
had been allowed to consider
evidence during the penalty
phase without proper mstructaon
from the bench.
That evidence, which hinted at
W1st>ly's involvement 1n an
armed robbery, assault and
sohc1tation of murder, cannot be
used m dellberatlons unleaa the
jury LB told the crimes must be
proved beyond a reasonable
doubt, Lae 1&1d
When the JUdge ordered a new
penalty tna.1 today. it created a
dJfhcult decwon for proaecutors.
Unhke the onginal penalty trial,
any new action would require
the selection of a new jury
This would mean preientation
of all evidence a,tai.n
VAGABOND SEAMAN IN NEWPORT. • •
There were • few other problem• too. home for enough money to get him going agam.
He says he bought a plank of wood and carved a Larcade's H -foot homemade vessel aank and the
spirited Frenchman was low on money.
But one day luck came hLB way in the form
of a German fanuly aboard a 27-foot sloop named
"Raanbow."
"They were d11gusted with the boat and
ured of the ocean and were willing to give it up
for four airline Uclceta to Australia," he explains
Ill hu nallve tongue.
Larcade gave them the tickets.
With the new boat under his feet, Larcade
set sail again, charting a counie back up to France
to vialt his family and back to Africa before
heading~ the Atlantic.
He ~ the ooee.n -3,~ nautical nu.Jes
of It -in 35 days, arriving at the Panama Canal
m the spring of 1981.
A. uaual. he was broke, without food and a
stranger ln a strange land. He drifted, fished and
finally .et his qhta on Mexico
He arrived ln Acapulco with• broken mast
and. of OOW'llle, no money. For the next two yean.
he took on odd Jobe as mechanic, flaherman, cook
and furniture maker.
Oft.en. he says, hi.a pay came in the form of
meals. No dlnero, only food. He fi.N.lly wired
new mast. ·
On the way up the Mexican coast, he
befriended Newport Beach resident Dick Neal.
who (nobody knew this al the lime) was about to
become Larcade's fint American host.
l\nd ao, the French mariner finds himself
sharing a Balboa apartment and paying " • day to keep hia boat moored In Newport Harbor. He
must move the boat by Friday and I.a al a lea on
what to do. The boat, It aeema, needs repairs
again and Larcade, of c:oune, needa money.
But he's phlloeophic about the altuaUon.
Thingl have a way of working out, he uys.
Larcade pl.ans to continue hi.a adventure
eventually, either by l&.l.ling around South Afnca
and back to Europe or around Cape Hom and on
to home.
Does he mm home? Will he ever get home?
He aays he miaaes hla f8Q',)ily but is swept up
In the spirit of adventure. He says he's a latali.at
and believes It would be "unnatural" to go home
wlthoui oompleting the voy •.
"I never Int.ended for all t.hia to happen -
but it did," he expl.aina "C'esc I.a vie."
That'a llfe.
* Aeduoe .nd eflmlnat• the ·"99d for meay
polaon1. traps, apra)'I end flea powd«I by uatng
Uttraonlc Sound WaVflS proven to repel rather
th.n klll annoying lnMC:t1. * EfM9ttw In deatroylng flM lnfeetatlont from
houMftold prema.. .. wetl .. P9t8-* Hu no en.ct on hum.n1, doge, caw. btrd• and
other large anlmala.
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more than you ()Xpect In • hardware store
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NATION A little touch of Venice in Irvine
Close vote predicted
in nuke weapons freeze
By ne A11oclac.d Pre11
WASHINGTON -A nuclear wupona treeMt l'ftQluUon,
which dNw more that\ 4,000 1upporten to a rally outalde the
Capitol, fAOM what la expected to be • cl<»e HOUICI vote-af,,.r
eul.ll_ wlnnJ.na commlue. approval.
The NitOfuUon calla for the RM&an adminiatraUon to UM
the current Strate1ic Arma Reduction Tallu ln Geneva to
pursue "a complete halt to the nuclear arms race."
2 postal workers await sentencing
BALTIMORE -Two poet.al workers, 80CUlled of u~
cookies and candy from darMged package.. await 1entenclng
after belne convicted of deetroying mall. A federal court jury
deliberated for three houn IHt night be fore returnlns
mlldemeanor verdlcu against Norman E. Wllaon, ~g. and
Wllllam E. Fergu90n, 44.
GM said conceding to Japan
DETROIT -The world'• biggest automaker, General
Motors C.Orp., ls conceding the Japanese are better at building
small can bl jolnlng wtih Toyota Motor C.Orp. of Japan for
producUon o a subcompact In California, Industry analysts aay.
'l'he deal Indicates to the public "GM has gone out and selected
Toyota and la aayi.ng, 'Hey world, Toyota builda a .ueat car, we
want to 1ell your product'," said analyst Maryann Keller.
More military aid to El Salvador?
WASHINGTON -Presid ent Re agan may soon ask
C.Ongreaa for $110 million in military aid for the beleaguered
government of El Salvador while encouraging negotiations
between the government and leftist guerrillaa.
STATE
Man frees hostages, surrenders
LOS ANGELES -A man took over a bank by claiming he
had a bomb, then gradually freed all 30 of his hostages aft.er
threatening to blow up the Wlute House because he was ·angry
about a dishonorable discharge from the Marines, police say.
Harvey Lee Green, 31, surrendered peacefully yesterday after
\he last hostages left a Bank of America branch in Hollywood.
Mother acquitted in son's death
Cempus Drive inundated by overflow from San Joaquin Manh Raene
lb GLENN 8COTI' °' ................
A one-mlle lllC'tlon or Campus
Drlv• that borders Oranae
County'• only remalnln1
frt1hwtttr marah hH bun
flooded f o r a week •• the
lmmda\ed llW"lh alowly draina
Into San Dleao Creek.
Chy offklal1 ln Irvine are
er.dlc\ina the wai.r level In th•
San Joaquin Free.hwater Marsh
J\e11rvt near UC lrvlne will
aublide enouah in the next few
days for tho road to be opened
between Carlton Avenue and
Unlverslty Drive. The marsh
dlnlC'tor, however, la cautJonina
drivers a1aln1t becomlna too
hopeful
"l'd aay people should expect
durin1 thla ralnr aeuon to be
lnconvenlenced,' aald •Dr. BUI
Bretz, the director. "They ahould
plan to drive around it."
He ralaed the poaibllity the
road will open juat In time for a
new storm to drop more rain,
cauaing • new round of flooding.
"lt'a kfud of a race," he a.a.id.
If IO, It's a alow one.
Wat.er In the 202-acre m.arah
c urrently la drainin. g into the
creek channel through the only
culvert In the diked marahland, a
24-lnch pipe near MacArthur
Boulevard. The pipe lies almost
horizontally ao the now la never
fast. And because of the volume
of rain, there la plenty to drain.
During the big 1torm1 last
week, the culvert WH closed.
The reason: The creek channel
became ao full that the ruahing
water would have revened now
through the culvert and invaded
the marsh, Bretz said . That
would have caused the marsh to
flood even more.
Of at least equal concern to
Breu and other blologiata at UC
Irvine, the atonn wat.era would
have depoalted a new layer o! lilt
In the ma.rah. An annual U}flwc of
storm runoff is nonnal for most
marahea, but Bretz said the
marsh lan't normal anymore. It
haa an "engineered wat.erahed,"
he said, and no way for aoil to
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Campus Drive resemble& a canal as freshwater manh overflow• in lrrine.
eventually wuh away. The creek
channel and dlkea took c.are of
that.
To protect the marsh, an
employee of the U.S. Geological
Survey 11 dispatched to the
culvert during ttorma to open
and cloae the culvert aate ..
needed.
While the sill la bad, the
freshwater flooding la good,
Breu aaid. Marahea do need a
teaeonal fluctuation, and this
relatively clean water enhances a
wildlile habitat In which as nwlY
ul19aped.eso!birda.97.aped.es
of plantl and 17 spec ies of
reptila and amphibians live.
Durln& drier months. the
marsh receives a continuous
supply of water from wella at the
nearby Michelao n Water
Treatment Plant run by the
Irvine Ranch Water Dlstrict. 'Ibe
water rwu throuah a wooden
canyon ne&r CarlM>n Avenue and
under culverts beneath Campus
Drive lnto the manh.
The manh isn't natural but lt
ia a marsh . It'• the laat
freahwater type left In a county
that once WU filled with them.
Brea laid. Today, the manh -
bordered by Jamboree Road,
University, MacArthur and
Campus -la one of 26 parcela
that make up the UC Natural
Land and Water Reserve
Syatein.
These puce1a are pr"9e!'Ved to
h~lain bow California'• eco l)"lteml wark.ed when
unhlndeJ"ed by dvUi.r.atkln.. And,
in the cue of the San Joaquin
marsh bordering a booming
lndu.trial area, they double u
wUdlife bMUom.
Becau. al l1a .t.nauJ.u' role -
and beaau.e the mAnh doeml't
flood too often -dty oftidala
have adopted a patient attitude
about the at.retch of Campu1
Drive. They noce that driven can
make aim~ detouu by
followtnc M~ Drtve and Harvard Avenue to the fllllll or
MacArthur and Uniwnlty to the
we.t.
Harry Ehrlich. tDADaa'f!I' of the
dty'• mal.nt.enanc» aervka, aald
water from the marsh Wiii a foot
and a half deep lllCl'09 Caipp.11
Drive la,,. IMt week. ~in
pumpa wouldn't haw done much
to IPeed ~. he .dded. "When you're talklne about
water COllllnl up a foot ova at
ie.t 200 ec19, be aid., '"you're talldftl about a lot al water."
SAN JOSE -A 200-pound woman 8CCU9ed of kil.l1ng her
aon by sitting on hlm for two hours as punishment w~ acquitted
of involuntary manslaughter yesterday. A Superior Court jury
of nine women and three men was unable to find that Betty
Mentry, 45, wu "Indifferent to life" -a finding needed for
conviction, aaid defense attorney Cyril A.sh.
Freeze on utility rate hikes asked PROPERT.Y TAX REFUNDS DUE? • • • Funds sought
to search SACRAMENTO -The chairman of the Assembly energy
committee says he wants a one-year moratorium on utility rate
increases ao the state's regulation system can be studied.
Assemblyman Terry Goggin told a news conference his bill,
would halt all 1983 electricity and natural gas ra te increases
while the Legislature held hearings on energy C06ta.
Flood refugees waiting to go home
SAN JOSE -The rain.a may stop and the sun may dline.
but for hundreds of refugees in Red Cross shelters here, little
has changed m the nine days aince floodwaters up to 6 feet deep
forced l,700 people from their homes
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'300 million, if the court decision
stands.
Steven Lewis. ch ief deputy
auditor-<."Ontroller, a.a.id u many
.., 600,000 pareela in the t'OWlty
could be affected by the decision.
He estimated the average refund
to a qualifying homeowner
would amount to about $1~.
He alto ventured that if the
declalon la upheld. the state
Legialature would have to ttep in
and help counties pay back the
taxes or establlah a mechanism
by which the refundt could be
1pread out ec:ro-several yean.
"I have a f=Uua ta going to be large e that It will
take the at.ate ture to 90lve
th1a problem." Lewis 11&.id.
Clalm fonns can be picked up
In Orange C-ounty at the of&ea
6f the 'l'ax C.Ollector, Aaleaor.
Auditor-Controller or Clerk of
the Board of Superviaora.
Fonna al.9o may be obtained by
mail i ng a atamped ,
self-addreaed envelope to the
Clerk of the Board of
SuperWon. Post Office Box &87,
Santa Ana, 92702.
for lost pair
Frl.enda of two Newport Beech
bu1lne11meJl ml .. h~I In the mow~ Slefta Nev.de are
att.emptina to rai.M money to keep a fleet a( .... ,,,,,,.,... ...-ch
teaml ln the alr.
Indictment sought in Belushi death
LOS ANGELFS -The proeecutor investigating John
Belushi'• d eath saya he will a.eek an indictment against
Catherine Evelyn Smith, who was with the comedian the night
before he died of a drug overdoee, a newspaper a.a.id today.
No Social Security until 67?
The aearcb for the men,
wbdw belll mtwt"' ace hb.
28 when~ twin=::: went down wt a( the
Mount&l.D 8ld "90l't. ta cosUna
about •• 000. day. Showdown due on bailout, raising age of retirement Brian Bertha and Jeff
LaHecka, who wen rwtw'ninC
free a Sun Valley, Idaho, aki
trip, ue Newport Beach real
e1tate lnveaton. IMrtba l• a
reaident of c.aplstnDo Beech and
LaHedta Uva in i.,una Blech. WORLD
Landslide kills 270 people in China
PEKING -A ma.ss of earth and stone hurtled down a
mountain onto a rural village k.LlJ1ng more than 270 people in
northwest China's Ganau province, the official Xinhua news
agency reported today. By this morning 33 survivors had been
re.cued, 277 people in the danger z.one had been evacuated and
22 inj\.l.ttd had been hoepitaliz.ed, Xlnhua said.
Kidnappings terrorize Colombians
BOGOTA. C.Olombi.a -KldnappingJ In C.Olombla, runn1na
at a rate of more than one per day this yeu, have C.OlombU.na
and foreigners fleeing abroad for safety. And thoee staying
behind are buying gu.na In reco.rd numbers. hiring bodyguards
and driving bullet-proof can.
97 rescued in ferry boat sinking
MANILA. Philippines -A ferry boat c.arrylna 97 people
burst Into flamel and later aank after lt was rammed last night
by a fishing boat, but all thoee on board were re9CUA!d, ahippl.ng
offidala said. The owners of the ship said all 54 peaaengent ana
43 crewmen were l'8CUed by cout guard and civilian boata aft.er
they leaped overboard near the port of C.ebu In the central
Philippines.
British coal strike threat recedes
LONDON -The threat of a national coal strike eued
today u leVenl news reporu laid Britain'• 204,000 miners had
voted decUively to stay on the job in defiance of their union
Jeeden.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Hou.e RuJee Committee hu set
the •t.&ie for a floor battle over
whether to ralae the Social
Security retirement age to 67 for
people who are 23 or younger
today.
With Republicans eolid and
Democrats divided , that
amendment appeared to have a
real chance when the full HOWie
votes today on the $165.3 billion
bal.lout plan for Social Security.
The rules committee waa
expected to allow only one other
amendment for debate when the
chamber takes up the l"e9CUe plan
o riginally fashioned by the
National C.Ornmiasion on Social
Security Reform.
At luue 11 the cornmiaaion'a
failure to prescribe how to
resolve one-third of Social
Securl ty'• long-term $1.g trillion
defld t.
Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Pla.,
the rules chalnnan. laid he will
offer an amendment to wipe out
the rema1n1na deficit with a 0.63
pe~nt payroll tax. lncreue in
the year 2015, which would booat
the levy from 7.65 percent to 8.18
percent.
But conare11lonal leaden
Indicated that 1upport waa
building for the amendment to
ralae the retirement afe
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Call the number at left and your me91qe will be recorded,
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VOL 11. NO, •
apon.ored by Rep. J .J . Pickle,
0-Texaa, chalnna.n of the Ways
and Mean• aubcommlttee on
Social Security. Pickle'• plan
would booat the retirement age
in two atagea from 65 to 67 over
44 years.
Tho1e now 40 or youn1er
would have to wait until ap 66
to draw full benefita from Sod.al
Securtty. People 4~ or YOUJller
would be affected eomewhat u
the change bepn to be ph.ued in
for early ret1reea In the year
2000.
For the:. waiting to draw full
beneflta, the aae would climb
two months a year over aix years
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By J.C. HUMPHRIES
C•rti(i«l G~mol~i11, AGS
ANNIVERSARY RING
RENEWS THE
COMMITTMENT
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until it reached 66 in the year
2009.
The phase-in of the aecond
ttage would ttart in 2017 ., that
by 2027 the age to draw full
benefita would be 67. Thme born
In lgoo -today'• 23-year-oldl-
would be the fint to feel the full
Impact, but everyone 28 or
YC>\&D8er would be affected to
IDID9 degree.
Pidde'a plan would atW allow
people to qualify for M~ at
..ie 65 and to retltt early at aee
62. But ins1eed of drawina 80
percent of full benefita,
62-year-o!.da would ,et ooly 7&
~t in 2009 and 70 percent ln
For the ftnt time ln ~ a week. around -.rch t.-. out of
Mammoth and JW1e LUe were
aent Into the mountain•
yestent;l.!.hile alx Civil Air Patrol and nine prlva,,.
hellcopten circled the area
when the Dla.ne la believed to
have PJ19 dawn. A 1earcb fund ha• been emNkbed J'rimdl and .. ...._
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amt to Benba-LaHecb Search
Fund, 4e21 Teller Ave., Su.lie loo, Newport &e.ch neeo.
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The Boye Club of Fountain Valley le conducttn1
reslltraUon for lt.1 198' b•1t-.JI procram. whSch Al f« boya
aNl atrl• .,. e to 11.
PncdCee wtl1 c.ke place durt.na March. a..... will be
held at the Boya Club,~ Talbert Ave., Fountain Valley. The
tint pme la April 4.
Slanup t .. are '20 for Boye Club ~ f30 for
non·memben. r ... cover unifonne, umplree trophy.
Reptratlon laeplace at the Boy. Club from 9 a.m. to e
p.m. Monday 1lln P'riday. 'nMt 1N1Ue wt11 be Umited to the
f1m 100 chlldren w lien up.
•Enaett J. Droaeabu1, a member of the ltate Doud of
Equal11.aUon, wW be suett 1peak.er at tomorrow'• meettns of
the Irvine Republican Club.
The meetil)I wlll be held at the Irvine branch of
PJ'Oll'ellive Savl.np and Loen Amodation. 4880 lrvtne Blvd. It
ii free and open to the public.
•''Street Manaiement: How Do You Spell Reller!'" ta the
topic of a day·lon1 eemlnar tomorrow, 1pon1ored by
SaddlebllCk Community C.Ollep.
The eem1nar rune from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the A1rpol'tel'
Inn ln Irvine. Coat la t7~ and lncludee lWlCh and a "1urvival
kit."
For reeervationa, call 831-4646 or 493-2923.
• The Fountain Valley Jayceea and Jaycee Women are
eeeklng conte1tanll for the annual Junior Miu Pa1eant
apon.ored by the gi:oups.
Eligible are girll who are currently In their junior year ln
high IChool, p<WeMi'l8 a minimum 2.8 grade-point averaae.
Partidpanta must ralde ln Fountain Valley or attend hiah
tchool In the city.
Deadllne for enterlni la Match 21. The ..aeant wW be held
June 24 ln the Hun Beach High School Theatet-.
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WASHINO'roN (AP) -U U-. a.asan admln11traUon baa ltl way. expert an1wert will no
ton;er be .iu.t • te~ Gill
away for f.upayen hWna out
t.hetr income tax NtUml.
The lnWnal Revenue e.rvb
hll nvtwd ltl plan to ltop livl.N
out IUCh edvlce an U.. •Jephone. But the propoeal apparently I.a
Just M unpopular u lt waa when It WU ttm m.cs. • ya&' • and
killed by c.on..r-.
.. I t.hink that'• terrible " Rep.
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on restroom
mt from the
l>y women,
Edward Roybal, D-Callf.,
' chairman of the Houae
Approprlatlona aubcommlttee
that ovenees the IRS bud.set,
aaJd of the propoul.
"9eal'Chen
ir e more
mtve,much
an Worncft'\, ''
a profemor
reeearchen
graffiti on
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created by
eractive and
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"If he (the taxpayer) does not
pt help from the IRS, he may
aay . . . rm not aotna to tile thil return'.•• Royoal-told IRS
Commillioner Roecoe L . Eger.
The commlaioner aald IRS
th1nka it hu more effec:Uve waya
of answertnc taxpayer queetlona.
For aevetal yean, IRS hu.
operated toll-free nationwide
telephone l1nel to stve taxpayen
direct answera to questiom about
filling out their tax returna. •
The hot line took more than 39
mlllion calla in 1982, and the vat
majority of them were from
people wltb a}'edfic quntiona
about completina their retuma.
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BJ ftl A11fCia ... Preli
NJ:W YORK -Contrary to her dodor'1
wlahll DebbM ReJMW• returned to "WOd\an
of U.. Year" on &ro.dway l.lllat m,ht -to a ttandJna ovation -becaUlt the ahow wt11 c:k11e SUnday uni.. bum.-&*kl up. Reynold!_, 00, collap1td durlna the
matinee l.ut Da y and wu taken to a
hoapltal where th•
dta1no1i1 waa "acute
amneala" which "la
thouaht to involve a lack of blood flow to the brain."
Doct.on aaid the condition wu not likely to recur but
recommended ahe atay
home.
But Reynolda, at a
h09pit.al newa conference
aaid ahe waa "feelin1
per" and wu to return to the Nae 1.ut
t. She repi.c.ct Raquel Welch in the ahow
13, rtaht afth a blizzard atruck the city ..
A atrlke by conductora baa atopped nearly all
commuter tralna to the city from New Jeney
and the northern auburbs.
NEW YORK -Fonner Sen. Jacob K.
Javttt accepted an award from the National
Conference of Ou1sUana and Jewa and called
for "an unremittina at.ruQle aptnat the fear
of war and nuclear armament.' 'The greate.t Jlift of life and the gre.te.t
therapy," Javita aafd, "la to conUnue to work
for thoee thlnsa ln which you puaionately
believe."
Javlts, 78, who auffera a debllitatlve
~. remained 1n a wheelchair throughout
the dinner at the New York Hilton. tr. _..
firmly but hoal'Mly with the aSd of. tncbial
tube which 1Upplement11 h1a oxya-n intake.
NEW YORK -Jou Lad-. co-halt of
A.BC'• "Good Momtna America" PfOll'UD, hM
,Sven bU1h to a 9-pound, 8~-ounct lirL
ABC Mid Lunden, 32, and her Jiu.bend,
producer MicUel Sftue, will name the child.
Who WU born Monday, IJadtaJ lM. 11,.y
have a 2~-year-old dauchter.
LONDON -Pren houndtna durtna Prlaee Alulrew'a c.artbbean try1t with fomMI'
erotic atarlet Koo Stark ....
took more out of him than
the Falk.landa war did, hJ.a
brother Edward aaya.
"He came back from
that holiday more drawn,
more tired than he had
been from three montha at
war," Edward, 19, Mid in
an interview publiahed ln
Woman maaazne.
Andrew, 23, cut abort ANDMW
hit vacaUon ln October with the 26-year-old
Stark amid lntenae p r e11 covera 1e
hi1hllght1ng the actreaa' teen-age roles ln
porDOlnlphic movies. It WU .Andrew'a tint
vacation after returning from the war with
Argentina. . ,
''He miaeeid summer and he had every rf&ht to go on holiday," said F.dward. "Not
orily did they hound !Um over the affair, they
actually hounded hlm to such an extent that
he had to stop the hdllday." ..
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'Closely' R lated' sensitive
and articulate drama at SCH
lb TOM TITUI or11ieo.ii,,......,.
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South Cout Repenory'• Serond
Staie, which oP.entd 10
lmpreulvely with 'Brothen"
and foundered briefly with "Sho
Allo o.nce.," hu been •t ri&hl
o n ce more with 1 'Clo1ely
Related ..
Bruce MacDonald'• maiden
effort ln playwriting 11 a
beautifully articulate drama well
llflUOned by momenta of human
comedy. It rnchet out for the
audience with the unauurnlng
Innocence of the teen-age 1lrl
throu1h whom It 1peak1 and
weave• an Intricate web of
emotional involvement.
"Cloaely Related," directed
with aharpnea and aensitivity by
Lee Shallat, lays a light
1roundwork of almoat
altuation-comedy dimen1ion1
But, lest the playgoer be lulled
into a falle aeMe of familiarity,
be adviaed that MacDonald has
more on hla mind than a plot
device fraught with absurdity
Hla characters, like thoae of
Oliver Hailey, are almost
magically human, people we
would like to know better
though we appreciate the brief
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Thu central rtgurl'I are a
doctor and hla wlfo whe»l" life
tofilether hu bet.•1\ 1tuntt.'<i alnce
the death of thl'lr child eliht
)'earl before. He haa " mialreal and ahe, presumably, a lover, and
each partner 11 sophi1Ucaledly
aware of the o th er 's
extracurricular activity.
Things be c oml' more compucatea when theU' daughter
becomes Involved with the
teen-age son of his mtstress -
and the tense confrontation of
the parents over the outgrowth
of that situation is a maaterful
pl~ of writing It 1s here we aee
the doctor's emouon.al cowardice
delineated in a moment of superb
understatement
The cast as a urut us supenor,
wHh Stephen Keep excelling in
the play's greatest challenge,
uncovering the layers of anxiety
in the doctor's character.
Penelope Windust is beauUfully
expressive as his wife, atilt
aeeklng his forgiveness for her
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Orange Ooa1t OAIL V PILOT /Wedf"1'9day, March 9, 1983 "7
Storm idles 500
Goodwill workers
Taylor to quit board post
By HTEVlt MITCH~LL of IM o.ur ,.... ttalt
I •&•ln1t en lncumb9nt," Hid
Taylor, who 1arn•red 32,000
votH In the 1879 •lec&lon. •
cerryina .very precinct In ht.
d.Wtrict.
1..aat weell.'a torrenttal
downpour ~ht man t.rqedy
\0 OrlllP Cout realdtn\.I than
WU lrnrMd.la\ely obvioua.
At Goodwill lnduatrlee of
Or~ County, ~•UM of th•
reduced Intake of repalrablt'
d1Jlcardl JJ\ the lul Wflt'k, about
600 Locaf. d!Mbll'd adul\.I .,... out
of work.
I t'• u w uy1 u ft yut , l)ut
Saddlt•bat•k Coll e1c• trustee
Larry Toylor wnnt1 vowr• to
know h~'ll br 11.c"pptnai down aa •
~rd 1111•mb!r n1•>Ct Nov~mber. Hit announc•m•nt ·•aJlow•
amC:O time for ln~ people
to me ecq_ualnted with the
coUep end make • dodllon."
Congressman's
staff seeking
Th... indlvlduala depend on
Goodwill lnd1.11trl•s for th•lr
livelihood, explained Oclor1• W
K"11ln1er, preaident of th.-
county w Id f' voc ati o nal
rehabilitation center.
Durln1 the aevere storm,
regular donors were too buay to
aather their contribution• 14nd
the at.reeta were too floodf'd to
tranaport the donaUona.
T uy lor h u n r vcd on tht+
Smidlt'b&at·k bc~rd 1lni.'t• 1974 atnd
wH 11 truatee tor the Laiuna
Beoch Unlfi1-d &•hool C>t.trk t off
»nd o n for m un· thun u tfoUon
y1•u1"11 bt•fon• thut.
He'll be 6ll y1•or1 o ld thia
weekend, and he Clgurew It'• time
to turn thing• over to younger
minds
Taylor'• eecond reaaon for
ateppl"I down atema from ht.
fruatratlon with tho it.ate.
"To be hone.it, I don't think
the board haa much lever•&•
an .''he Mid. ~egialaton in Sacramento
att runni"I the tchoola now. I
don't aee any point in being on
the board when you can't make
lo"l·rarule plana.
• • senior intern As a reeult, of Goodwlll'• 34
attended donation trailera arowld
the county , 30 are e mpty.
K'8alnger has stated the urgent
need for consistent donationa to
replace Goodwill'• lnventory.
Gary atson
o fficer or year
Taylor '11 tru11tNl Uastrkt 3
ent'Ompasst'li au of Laguna Beach
Applicationa ~now available
fOf' • federal government aenior
citizen lntemahip prosram. Rep.
Dan Lungren, R -Long Beach,
announced today.
One ciUzen , ase 60 or older,
wW have the chance to work in
Lungren'a Waahlngton, D.C. and
dlatrkt offices from May 9 to
June 10. The week of May 23-27
will be spent ln Washington
Applicant.a muat be active In
senior citizen organlz.aUons, 1n
good health and resident.• of the
•2nd Congreaaional District
which Includes m o st o f
Huntington Beach.
To help meet expenses.
Lungren'• office w ill pay a
stipend of $700 plus
transportation to Washington.
Th ose Interested ln
participating can write Lungren's
office at: 328 Caf\non House
Office Building, Washington,
D.C . 20515 or call the Long
Beach district office at (213)
436-9331. Deadline for applying
la March 31.
"We Mpedally need clothing,
s hoea , h o usewares, small
appliances auch aa blenders and
toasters, radios, jewelry and
toya," saJd K.e.J.nger.
For information, call 5-47-6301
Bloodmobile visit
slated at Edison
The American R ed C r oss
bloodmobile is scheduled to be
available for blood donations
from 8 :30 a .m . to 1 p .m .
tomorrow at Edison High School
In Huntington Beach.
Re s idents can mak e
appointments b y calling the
school's activities o ffice at
962-1356, extension 289. A
s c heduled bloodmobil e
appearance last Wednesday at
the school was canceled because
of flooding.
und South Lagun1t, porUona of o..,,... .... L~111 ure World 11nd curre ntly' Larry Taylor uninhabited areas in Irvine and
Luguna Nagucl won't run again
O th..r Sud d h·bat:k trus tees announcement to retire from the
whoH· te rms w ill expire In board for two reasona:
Novemb<·r arc Roht•r t Moore, He wantll qualified candidalA..'tl
W1ll1am Wa th and Harrie tt to start thinking about running
Wulthl•r Cor hia four-year aeat now.
"And,rr he aaid, "If there'• any
diatrlct that need• lonf.·range
planning, lu Saddlebeck. ·
Taylor, a former lneurance
agent. aporta editor and
lockamith aaya he plana to apend
more time with hla wife and
sailboat whe n he retires In
Gary Watson
named Valley
cop of year
G a ry Watson , a 9 111-year
Taylor says hl''s making his "Moat people won 't run
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veteran of the Fountain Valley
Poh,•e Department, h as been
named Fountain Vallt·y Police
O ff1t·er of t h e Year by the
Fountain VaUey Exchange Club
Watson. who a lso resides in
Fountain Vollt•y, has bt•en
assigned to pa trol, crime SCl'ne
anV(.>Stlgallon, traffic, fraud and
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Tht• officer r eceived a leg Spec/11/
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A Lion Country Safari
spokeswoman aaya reports about
a trained chimpanzee on a
hair-pullins binge lut weekend
were e~rated.
.; "It happened ao fast that 1t was
ii>ver almost as soon a s It
:b,appened," said spokeswoman
:~irginia Brauer.
,; fie chimp, which was leashed
' ~ • . ;
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to a chair. suddenly JUtnped on a
young attendant standing an the
wings to coordinate mwnc and
microphones for the Baldwin's
Charm ing Chimps show The
chimp r e portedly pulled rhe
woman's hair, but the v1c t1m
tClffered only a few scratches,
said Skip Ale xander , general
manager at the park.
Trainer Jo h n Baldwin as a
subcontractor p resenu ng the
s ho w at Lion Country. T h e
incident occurred during his first
show ever at th(' park
Brauer, who tra1ru; two of th~
park's rt'S1dent l'h1mps. said the
new 1:nv1ronml.>n t p r oba b ly
caust.'d the chimp to pamc
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California moving to
improve world trade
Much baa been 1ald and
written about the U.S. trade
ddidt. but lntemational trllde can
abo be crucial to an individual
M.ate'a economic well-being.
In California, for example,
one out of every 10 jot. II tied to
International trade, principally in
the area• of electronlcs and
._ncult\U'al prodUctl.
Lut year, the state exported
mo" than $30 billion worth of
producta. But it 1tlll wound up
wlth a $1.7 billion trade deficit.
And every billion dollar deficit ls
eatimated to coat Californians
40,000 to 75,000 jobs.
That's why more than 100
representatives of business and
agriculture joined state officials in
Sacramento last month to
inaugurate the new California
World Trade Commission, desUlned to provide a single voice
for business and government in
the area of international trade.
The bipartisan, 15-member
commission will be headed by
Secretary of State March Fong Eu
a.tid will operate out of the
governor's office. Membership also
includes Gov. George Deukmejian,
Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy, three
members appointed by the
gpvernor, two by Assembly
Speaker Willie Brown and two by
Benate President Pro Tern David
Roberti. An additional five will be
n.amed by a 20-to 40-member
adviaory board. Repreeentatives of
a,r1culture. bua.tne., induatry and
die port d1rectotl of Lona Beach
and San Frandlco will be lncluded
in the complete cornmJaton.
Secretary Eu notes thot
although California's economy
ranks sixth or seventh ln the
world, we lag far behind many
other states in international trade
promotion. She seek.a not only an
rncrease in exports from the state,
but a search for overseas money to
be invested in California.
The effort to reverse the
state's trade deficit, like the
national deficit, depends to a
certain extent on efforts of the
federal government to reduce
trade barriers. California citrus
growers, for example, are up
against Japanese quotas on ci lrU8
fruit imports, but attempts have
been made at both the federal and
state level to modify these
restrictions. •
The new W orld Trade
Commission replaces the former
state Oflice of International Trade
and, given its extensive
membership and high-level
sponsorship should be able to
operate much more effectively.
California needs to buy a
great deal from other countries,
but it has much to sell to the world
and much to gain from such sales.
Elimination of the trade deficit
would be a major step toward
restoring the balance of the stat.e's
economy as a whole.
High cost of experts
When citizens question the
b~y high salaries paid to
public officials, the customary
l'l~ponse is that it is necessary to
keep up with going market rates
ln order to attract high caliber
people.
So it was with the
announcement that the new
pf?isident of the University of C omia will be paid an annual
1 of $150,000, compared with
toe 94,265 paid his predecessor,
I llllvid Saxon.
The pay level was approved i:, UC regents when they named
Uavid Gardner, president of the
University of Utah for 10 yea.rs, to
succeed Simon, who left for a
11iore lucrative post with the
Hasaachuaetts Institute of
1~echnolOJY· The UC president
dao enjoys rent-free use of a home
i~ Berkeley.
Assemblyman John
Vasconcelloa, chairman of the
J\aaembly Ways and Means •
Committee, said he found it hard
to understand how a UC president
could be paid three times as much
as the governor when "we're
trying to find money to keep the
university's doors open to
students.''
The governor's salary remains
at the $49,100 level established by
former Gov. Jerry Brown.
That's a situation many would
question.
But, as usual, a spokesman for
the regents explained that the
$150,000 is "in a n appropriate
range" compared to salaries of
presidents of 32 other top rankin,g
universities.
That's probably quite true.
And it may go a long way to
explain why universities across
the country are finding it
increasingly difficult to offer
quality education witho ut
impo11ing a f inanciaJ burden on
students, their parents and the
taxpayers in general.
(iplnions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner views ex·
'<essed on this page are those of their authors and artist s. Reader comment is invit·
td. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (7U)
642·'321.
:L.M. Boyd/ Rome's Lotharios
When a young woman walks down
• main thoroughfare ln your town,
bow often, if at all, la ahe approached
by men with romantic intentions? No
doubt lhia a\atiatic varies from place to
place. But it'• unlikely that the
i;.rop.oaition picture anywhere
l:.ereebouta can compare with that of
I ;aly'a Rome. 'fhere, raearch reveala,
t le average female touriat under age
40 eeta eight unaolldted invitations a
c·ay.
Q. Singer Vicki Carr, what's her
real name?
A . F1orencia Bilenta de Castillaa r larUnez Cardona Mom •
It was Adlai SteveNOn who said ll
flrwt: "Flat~ry la all right. if you don't
hhale."
A woman's haJr grows faster when
ibe'• expecting.
t "N.omi. aex at noon taxea, I moan." 'l,'be previous aentence I.a not auppoeed
tb tell you aometblng you don't
alrudy know. Rather, It'• a pal-
ladrome, spelled the aame way
t ...... • f«ward. It turned up ln cw~ man'•~ to find ta. -..i pallnd.rome, which may
I~ "Doc. note, I d1-ent. A fat never J~tl a fatnaa. I diet on cod."
Q . What were Cleopatra'• wlp
1Dldeof?
' A.. Rope.
You am filw'e about 2,000 pmtal
dmployeea at thl• moment are
·~t.
Q . What's the oldest trademark
petent in the Uruted Stat.es?
A. A drawing of a devil. William
Underwood Company. the deviled
ham maker. took out the patent in
1870.
To describe the mentally suspect.
On the fann -"He's got a hole in his
bucket.'' At the bakery -"He's three
doughnuts shy of a dozen." m Laa
Vegas -''You can roll his I.Q. with a
pair of djce.''
Q. How do you account for the fact
that women generally hear high not.et
better than men do?
A Thinner eardrums, lighter
ear bones.
The mother of actor Telly Savalaa
once won the title of "Miss Greece" in
a beauty contett.
Two advertiaina adjectives heard
by mlWona of people daily are "la,tt"
ln refert!nce t o beer and
''rw::k..and-pinion" In reference to car
steerina. And ml.Wona have no ldea
what elther meena. "l..aaer'' just aaya
the beer haa been atorea for montha.
~ fOf' nck-a.nd·pinjon, OW'~
man wW look it up and report ahOrtfy.
Stand by.
Q. How come your cyebrowa don't
pow tor,. the way your hair dote?
A. Orowii.w cycle of th8 eyebrow la
only about UT weeb.
.. Everythlna ln Ufe la aomewbe.re
ei.e, and you let ~ ln a car,'' aald u . White. wiaUUlly.
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Tough laws packing ·prisons
The "lock-'em-up" legi.slallon of the
last session haa packed state prisons well
beyond capacity and 90me of the very
lawmakers who worked for toughe r
sentencing now spend their days trying
to solve that crowding problem.
It is apt to give one t hf' false
impression that the state's
tough -on-crime stance of the past few
years la softening. What Is In fact
happening is a search for a solution to
the overerowding of prisons that will not
create the Illusion that penalties for
serious and violent crimes are being
lessened in any way in Callforru.a.
SUCH A perception is import.ant. A
reduction In the crlme rate Is evident,
and proponents of stiff jail sentences are
claiming their methods are responsible.
(For example. a recent Gallup Poll
suggested that nearly half of all U.S.
citizens express fear about walking alone
after dark In their own neighborhoods.
At the same ume, according to pollster
George Gallup, fewer people today
perceive their immediate envaronment.s
as dangerous as one year ago, leading to
the conclusion, says Gallup. that the
crime rate ii abating.)
Sen. Robert Presley (0-Rivennde), has
been at the front of legislative efforts to
increase penaltie. for felonioU& actlvtUes.
yet the lawman-turned-lawmaker this
year is seeking support for a proposal
that would begin to free non-violent
convicts.
Presley's proposal recognizes the fact
that state prisons are 130 percent of
capacity and designatet early release for
WITlll/
llKllllll
certain felons. Thia would cr eate
additional apace for violent offendens
who pose a distinct danger to society
outside of prison, and allow time for new
priaon facilities to be completed.
(Voters in November authoriz.ed the
sale or $400 million in bonds for prison
construction, but to date only $100
million have been sold, the rest hAving
been frozen by Treasurer Jesse Unruh
pending a h eallng of the curre nt
financial pinch being experienced by the
state. Even when the entire amount is
sold, the new cells are still three years
away)
Presley has yet to get any sign of
support or o pposition fr om the
Deukmejian administration on his
measure. Deukmejaan, while he was
attorney general, was the priJne mover
on "use a gun, go to jail" legulation that
began the accelerated flow of humanity
mto state prisons
THE CIRCUMSTANCES have
fashioned a delicate political sHuatfon.
because any wholesale release -even of
non-violent prisoners -is likely to aend
the wrong message to would-be
criminals, to create the very wrong
impressio n that cri mes ega1n1t -
law-abiding c itize n s and their
institutions will b e t ol erated .:.. ~
Deukmejian is particularly aware of this :.
potential pitfall, and will be moving ;
slowly to prevent has tough on crime ;
attitude from being tarnished m any :
way. ~
Nevertheless, the governor must be :
reminded that overcrowded p~ns are :
dangerous. both for occupants and for :
society generally, and that this problem 7
of packed cells 1s one that demands :
immediate solution. Presley has proved ;
has law-and-order credentials. and his
proposed legislatJon presents a stop-gap ·
solution for a mess that threatens to get :
much worse before new pilhouses are ·
ready to be Called
Contntunity colleges • Ill fiscal tur1noil
By DR. BERNARD J . LUSKIN
In 1973 California had the finest
community college system In our nation,
and Orange Coast College wu a fiaphip
in this country'• community college
movement. In 1983 our flag flies at half
mast. Economic conditions -worldwide,
nationwide. and statewide -a.re upside
down In that context, our great
community college system is ,oopardtzed.
Moreover. CalJfomia now rank.a fiftieth
among the states in per c apita
expenditure for education
buring the paat four years Orange
Coast College haa experienced a
reduction o f over $5 million in its
operating budget. The college's situation
has become 90 serious that programs are
being cut and capped. faculty and staff
are bel ng la ad off. services and
matenals are being reduced. and man~
students will be turned away.
Our "winds of woe" began to blow in
1978. The state had accumulated an
embarraulng surplus through rapidly
escalating property taxes fueled by a
skyr ocketi ng real estate market.
Taxpayers rebelled and PropositJon 13
was born. Few argue that property tax
reform was needed. But now, years lat.er,
we are staggered by the juggernaut of
recession ; and w e must mak e
adjwtmenta 1f our wonderful colleges.
wruch contribute 10 much to so many.
are to be saved.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE funding has
been frozen aance 1978. The ravages of
Inflation are now cauaing much of what
has been built at Orange Cout College
over 35 yean to be dismantled in a brief
time.
Fiacal and regulatory control of our
colleges has ahJfted to the eta~. and local
board• are experienclne continuing
dimlnlahed ability to respond.
We cannot deny reality. We know that
auaterlty la here to atay. We alao
understand that we cannot operate
beyond our means. The bottom line.
now, la that the LeaiaJature decides how
much of our local tax doll&n will be
returned. FJ.ahty-fJvt percent of occ·.
fundina now comet from the state. Prior
to 1071, e~ percent came from local
t10urcea. The blluard created by tbla
chana• la pt~hlna ua. relentleealy, ln a
chaotic a10rm ot f&cal twTnoll.
With ltat.e dollan. a major t.ncru. Jn
state ,...ulation haa alao lrmrpd. Our
twMil are belnf tied, and our abWty to
plan for the future ll llWftlY ~.
Today we are waltln1 for the
California '--tr.re '° act on ovr finance p'-n. t.U ta, how9WI',
that we won't no• what our 1tat• budawt allaaticxw will be unUl \tw end
of 1un1, U 1h1n. Th• law and the
W.ndar, not to rMntlon our needt, •
awte • rellrlO.. dlmMd for~ ln a
litloMIUon whkh II clouded by Jack ol aillna .. antonnauon.
•
How could any busineu operate
serwbly in these CU'CUJl\Stancee? Yet. the
Legislature seems paralyzed to act
coherently on a plan to provide tax
reform for our future.
INDISCRIMINATE cuts are both
threatened and levied. The infamous
''hit list" came down on us without
warning last summer, ripping more than
300 courses and more than a m1llion
dollan from our OCC budget. This was
done to help balance the a1ate budget .
The governor now ~nda tuition
but says th.at the tuition will be taken
from us u a contribution to the state
debt. We will merely be a collector of the
money. and it will be deducted from our
state allocation. Our college will not be
assisted by the tuition in any way. Only
the Legulature can save us by allowing
us to keep these funds if tuition becomes
a reality.
Our community colleges have made a
tremendous contribution in human
capii..l and to the hwnan condition in our
communities. Graduates pay bac k
much more lil taxes than they would pey
1f they did not have the skills acquired
here.
Look at the want ads. More jobs than
people -more people than jobs. We
have 10 percent unemployment, yet
there is a need for t«hnicians to fuel the
high t«hnology eamomy developing in
our rounty. Legal ~taries are 9CaJ"t't!,
and the demand for computer
technjciana far exceeds our supply. OCC.
and colleges like it, are the lJn.ka between
people and job9, offerinl a pathway to
the future for 87 percent of the
undergraduate atudent.a in our atate.
WE MUST encourap our legialatora to
flnd M8N to rea\Ol'e local aintrol eo that
waya may be found to reaJ)Ond to local
needa. We must W'p our legialaton to
e'n8Ct • reallaUc flJcal plan.
Praently, we hav. (roan hlrlna. cut
our adm.lnlatrative and overheed COit.i.
and we have become man pl'Oductlve.
0.-have never bMl\ larpr. We haw
watUnc lJat behind waJUnc U.t. Soon.
literally tbowandl of awdenta wtU not
be able to pt cia-they wt.h.
We have jult eliminated a eeriet of
pro1ram• lncludlna Antmal Health
Technoloay. Broadcaallna. Ctvtl
Technolo1y. lndUJ'trlaJ Arc.a, Marino
Tecbnoloo, Work llx~. Water T.chnoloa. and Women's Sl\Mlla
Wea.re~thet~of
Unandal. •oe. W• muat find waya to wen ~ to ti.ntd eotutkn to our
problem•. and we must not l•t
•lf.lnloel'9lt paral~ our Malt~ IO Id.. W• mUll W'Ofk whh our ........... and
we """" WW'k eoward lohadonl. U .. ...i .a. __. out. we wlD ..,... no
~-WW ............ GUI' folw ~to mlw GUI ptatlh•, ,.... 11 no ........... , P.rap1mUcin
13 took us by storm. It cut property taxes
by ~7 percent, to 1 percent of appraised
value. It meant a $7 bilhon loss m
property tax revenues resulting from
strong public demand for property tax
relief. Now. as the story goes. the good
news is that Proposi tio n 13 was
GUEST COMMENT
successful In many respects The bad
news ls the surplus is gone, tunes have
changed, and Orange Coast College and
California's 107 community colleges are
In harm's way.
Most o f you now reading these
comments have attended one of the
Coast Community Colleges at one ume or
another. For many of you, w e have been
the college of your whole farruly We are
not perfect, but the contribution our
college has made in our community -to
its economy, aa a capital asset, as a server
of students. and as a major employer,
plowing economic benefit back mto our
community -ts mdisputable
CERTAINLY, as t h e econ o m y
straightens itself out, so will its
institutions -in the long run -because
"all ships rise with the tide" Now.
however. because of the current fi.9cal
turbulence specarically a ffecting
community colleges, we need special
help.
I hope our citir.ens will support us and
that the Legislature will respond with
An inflationary adjustment at least equal
to that which I.a being propmed for the
California State University and the
University of CaUfomia. The community
colleae -a uniquely American
lnatltution -deserves at least that
much.
If a tteponae la not forthcomtna, we
will continue to ~ ripped by the "wtnda or woe.''
r r n e
r
,
ave faith
in the IRS
BY PAT HOROWITZ ......... .,.., ....
DEAR PAT: It tlle IDteraal Reveaae
lenlce dolaa aa)'tlllDI to crack dowD on
mata..order mlaJaten wbo clalm a &al-exempt
11atw? I bow of aeveral people wllo pay ao
'8H1 ud certalaly co•lda't ·be con1ldered
leslUmate mlaJ1a.n.
K.R., Baatln1toa Beacb
An Internal Revenue Service apokecman
aaya a cloee look la beln1 taken a t these
mall-order mlnlatrlea and non-traditional
churches. The Loe Anaelee dt.trict alone has
about 4,000 1980 and 1981 returns currently
under ex.aminatlon for thia laaue.
New guideline. and techniques have been
*ued by the IRS to aid examiners In auditing
contribution deductions to alleged or sham
churches. Alleaed church es consist of
individuals who r eceive in com e f rom
non-rellgioua 90urcea and declare that It i.s
non-taxable becauae of a "vow of poverty."
Theee echemes a1ao involve returns where the
Individual includes all or substantially all of an-income as a contribution deduction on
Schedule A of Form 1040.
The average dollar amoun t claimed on
these returns as contributions ls $17,160. The
audit results are turning up an average tax
liability of $5,828, excluding in terest and
penalties.
This issue haa gone before the courts
eeveral times and the government's position
hae been upheld, the r esult being the
contributions are disallowed in full and a
negligence penalty la assessed. It's a basic
prtnclple of federal income tax law that if you
earn.the money you owe the tax. You cannot
transfer that income to eomeone else to pay
the tax~, if aomebody tells you that a "vow
of poverty" can make you rich, beware. It
_could trigger a tax audit in.stead .
• Got iJ pn1hlt•111' Th1•11 w 111e to
9 l Pa t Hvn>\\ 111 P.H \\ 11/ t·ut n "<I wpc.
-
getting lht• dllS\H'n> ,me/ .1ctwn yvu
.,... nl'ed t o solvr 1t11·qu111t·s 111
unment .and bwu~
MAIUn11... • Mef& WOM1N
wmA~O<t~
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Saturday, March 12
10 a.m. -4 p.m.
• • • * * * * * •
Enjoy our unique strolling
magician and bags of tasty
popcorn as you reminisce
amidst Fords and Chevrolets
of another era.
No admission cha rge • A special family experience
Westcllff
Plaza 17th & Irvine
Newport Beac h
. . .
• •
Men's s10 Boy's $8 Hair Styling Hair Styling
Women's $10 to Perms s35 $45 Hair Styling $15 to
Anthony's Shoe s.rvtc. • Bank of America • Charlet Barr Jewelers •
Crown Jiardwore • Dr. Lou Elder • Halllday's Mens Clothlng • Hlckor,1
Farms • Humpty Dumpty • la Chantee • Hughes Market •
Mes Ami•• Teens • Nancy Dunn Antiques • Newport Balboa Savtngs •
Poper Unllmtted • Sav-On Drugs • Serendipity • Stor.ekeeper tor
HCH • Veta'• Intimate Apparel • Weltcllff Shoes • Westctlff Cl.aners
l8l20 Brookhur1t at Talbert 963-4847
l 7036 Magnolia at Warner 842-9500
fountain Valley
If you're in the 25% federal tax rate that ct\aflges perlodlcally, based
bracket and you deposit $2,000 in on the four-week average yield of
an Alls tate Savings IndMdual Retire-s ix-month T-Bills.
ment Account (IRA) you11 pay •500 The Flxed pa~ an interest rate
less in federal income IRA RJdee thats fixed for the full
taxes this April 15tl). Y.rl .. Pl-' term you select 18. 24.
If you're ln the 35% lOCVo lOCVo 36 or 48 months.
tax bracket you11 pay The maximum yearly $700 less. A._ ..... ..,. A•_,._...,... deposit is $2,000 for an
And tf you're in the 106'r9b 10.67'b lndMdual •2.250 for a
50% bracket you11 pay "'~S:r-o .. t(l(JO. .. i. ... 11.s. couple with one working
•1,000 less. ·-•~rwt1n11..n.-mm1 0(pn,,,.. spouse or $4,000 for a
Not only that, the """.,_..·~----· ..... "'·-couple wt th both Working.
•2.000 deduction from your gross Fbr more infonnatfon, stop by
income may well put you in a slightly any Allstate Savt5ffice or call
lower tax bracket overall so you1fbe our Bank by Mail ent ~t
rewarded there. too: at (213) 240-5913. A retirement
And you \Wdt pay any federal plan you benefit from without waiting
tax on the deposit or the interest It t11 your hair turns gray.
earns 'tll youre retired. and probably A...._a1 ....... ,,....~
in a lower bracket
You can choose between a
\hrlable Rate or Faxed Rate IRA. 1\.
Tile \Qrtable pays an interest -.... -...... --.......... _
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for Beat Selection of
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llOUHS1 Moaday lllnt i,aturday IOi00-6100, C~d Sunday
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Compare Our Pric~ and Se/eclioa and Decide.
Courleay to Decoratora and Trade ...
An Inventory Reduction
Sale
30% to 50% off
This will be selected Me rcha nd ise
from our own Stock -
Regularly Sold in our own Store
• Chains
• Rings
• Pendants
•Pins
• Earrings
•Watches
• Bracelets
• Necklaces
•Charms
• Mountings
Sale Starts Thursday
March 10th
Ten Days Only
Use Your Visa or MasterCard
No House Charges
AU Sales Final
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Ntwport Buch. C .alif 92663
~National
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llas the program you are lool..i11fl for:
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
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Residential Loans
Industrial Loans
Government Loans
Apartment Loans
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A11t . Vice Pr.-ident/Salet M1n19er
400 North Tustin Avenue • Suite 101
Slnt1 Ana, C1llfornll • 92705 (714) S41·2Hl • _ .... . ,
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~ Ooeet DAIL. v PIL.OT IWednMday, Maroh 8, 18H
utrition
• • m1nar
planned
J)oH poor nutr!\lon
.. 1ve an effect on
i.thavlorT Can poor
nutrtUon lead to crlrne
.. delinquency? ~ one-day aemlnar t~at examlnea thh ~~Una aubject wW ~·~~o~1~
munlty Service
Saturday from 8
a ,pi. to 8 p .m. at the
Qpeen Mary In Long ~lnar fee la •&~.
The fee Includes
l~ and a book.
Seminar lecturen a.re
Dr . Alexander G .
SQbaua, c.Urector of the
American Irutitute for
Bloaocial Research In
Tacoma, Wash., and Dr.
Allan H . Lifaon, a
Uc::eNed child and family
OOW\lelor, and profe990r
at Chapman College.
The event la
co-sponsored by OCC,
Council I California,
Aaaoclation for
Neur olo g ically
Handicapped Children,
and ACLl>.
Dr. Schauas, who is
author of the book,
"Diet , Crime and
Delinquency," has
dijilcuaaed the, problems
a( nutrition and crime on
The Phil Donohue Show,
CBS Weekend Report,
T&at'a Increible, and The
cBs Evening News.
Tickets are on aale in
the OCC Ticket Office,
locaed In the college's
Student Center Building.
The office is open
Monday through Friday
from 9 a.rn. to 6 p.m .. and
Saturdays from 8 a.m. to
noon.
For ticket infonnation,
phone 646-9696.
Workshop
on conflict
at college
An informal workshop
that explains h ow to
manage and reaolve
oonflict in the workplace
wtll be presented by
Ofanae Cout College's BUsme. Management.
The one-day
..,orbhop. designed for
eurrent and future
•uperviaora and
managers, and for
individual• who find
bemaelvea in conflict
ltuation.a, ia scheduled
for Saturday from 9 a.m.
6o 4 pm. in OCC'a Fine Nu Hall 116. Admimion ··•10. Seminar lecturer is
Chip CUtheroe, Jr .. a
management consultant
to businem and industry.
"The wor~hop will
broaden participants'
numagement and group
akllla, and make
tiidividuah more
e,fective managers,
1C1perviaora, or staff
rQenlben.''
Tickets are on aale in
tl).e OCC Ticket Office,
lqcaied in the college's
student Center Building.
'lihe office la open
!tfonday th.rough Friday
fftJm 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and
S.turdaya from 8 a.m. to
nbon. Tickets mi y be
purchased by phone,
using Visa or
Mastercard, by calling
S*5527.
Tickets wlll alao be
eold g.the door.
For information about
the workshop, phone
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ANN LANDERS 82
TELEVISION/ENTERTAINMENT 83
BUSINESS 85
Corey Holdsclaw of Mariposa, a winner last year,
takes first place in the junior division gold panning
competition at Knous Berry Farm.
Eureka!
Parrots
This couple's ~nest'
is \Nell f ea the red
~R11~J.~~ER
LOWER ALLEN TWP., Pa. (AP) -Mel AutUn and h1I wile
ah.a.re thetr Cumberland County home with two true lady-loven, a
clown, and a hyperactive worrier who's had nervoua breekdowna.
The Austina, married for 13 yean, do not have any chi.ldttn.
But they do have four parrot.a, three macaws and a cockatoo, and
80l'Detimel there lm't a lot of difference.
"If your klda are lick, you have to get up in the middle of
the night to take care of them," said Auatln, a policeman. "Well.
it'• the same with the. SUY11·"
The baby th.at 8Cl'ea1N and crlea in the kitchen ls Peppy the
Amar.on parrot, and between walla he chatten in Spaniah.
"Pef,PY waa rat.eel in Mexico, and he .eems pretty fluent in
Spaniah, ' Austin explained. "We tried to have it translated, but
he tallu too fut."
Peppy aha hates men, and Auatin can't handle him without
wearing gloves becaUle of the claw. and a curled beak, that's
nearly two inches long.
But h1I wife, Sandy, a nune, can come as cloee as she likes
without worry.
"Willie ls a lady'• parrot, too," Auatln said of P eppy'a
neighbor aero. the kitchen. "But Peppy la worse, he gets very
upeet around men."
Panning for the gold at Knott's
In the cage next to Willie, Jake is perched qwetly, eyeing the
viaiton with auapldon. He's~ African Gray parrot and probably
the beat talker in the houae, but h1I chest is featherlea and
Austin said he'a a very nervous bi.rd.
"He'a had nervous breakdowns, and sometimes he W-st tean
whole bundles of feathers from himaelf," he said .
., . In another corner of the kitchen ia a cage for Gus, an Amuon
parrot who was Auatln'a first "real" bi.rd. By LORENZO BENET
Of the DeMJ ..........
Cl.ad in a baby blue "Gold Panners of Ahwahnee"
T-shirt, little Danny Collins of Oakhurst got up on his
tippy-toes and dipped a pan full of sand and eight tiny
gold nuggets into a water trough.
The 11 -year-old boy moved the pan back and forth
in long, flat sweeps, gradually emptying it of sand. To
prevent the pea-sired nuggets from falling out, he pressed
them to the pan's bottom; every lost nugget would cost
him 10 seconds on the time clock.
Only 19.3 seconds later, Danny pinned the nuggets to
the pan and whipped it out of the trough. splashing
water on his T -shirt in the process. His time, 29.3 (he lost
one nugget), was for the moment good enough for first
place in the 11 and under division of the 1983 World
Championship of Gold Panning.
Gold panning? What with snail races in Irvine, the
battle of the netWork stars in Hollywood and mud
wrestling in Huntington Beach, don't we have enough
far-fetched contests already?
Actually, gold panning competitions have been going
Dragster
She's a speeding bullet
By PHIL ELDE.RJUN c ............................
Drag racing ls a macho sport where you are corwdered timid
if you don't bum rubber at the 81arting line or pour nltromethane
in your fuel tank. or if you take more than lix IOC'Ol'lds to go from
zero to 245 mph.
U your car's cockpit doesn't catch fire at least once during the
racing aeuon. you probably haven't been trying aa hard as you
should. The lint thing you do when you enter this sport ls buy
younelf a set of flameproof coveralla. •
Of course if you were told that a driver who goes to the
hairdresaer regularly ia the National Hot Rod Asaodation's only
three-time world champion and the winner of this year's Pomona
Wlntemationals, you probably wouldn't belleve it.
But it'a true. Shirley Muldowney, a 5-foot-4, 110-pound
d~, ia Just such a champion. When !riuldowney, whose plt crew mclu<les her 4l:>-year-old
.an, John, first aot into draglten, she waa quickly put down by
mcst male memben of the sport as llOITle crazy female looking for
publidty. But after 19 yeen In drag racing, Shirley bu beaten he r
chief opposition a lot more often than they have beaten her.
1boee who know Shirley best say that lhe la OOllliat.ently the
quickest driver away from the atarUna line -and that takes
spllt-.eoond timing.
Muldowney, 42, hM been involved wi\h souped-up can since
her former bu.band bcJuabt hel" a u.d 1$40 Ford Coupe when
she WM US. Althouih the car came out of an old barn and cost only $40.
the Mt.ildowneyl drew radng challenges from all over upnate
N.w Y otk once the car's ortclnal powe.rplant WM yanked out and
replwd with a new CadDt.c enalne.
When a driver the quality Ol Shlrley puts the front -wheels of
her Top l'uel drapter (Uo called a~ OI' a ..ii« a lllnohot)
an the startiD8 line, it'• the equivalent cit abowUme on Broecfway.
The cwU.ln .,_ up when the Ral'tinl U,ht Ouhe. sr-n, the
bleck strip of maewtam under' the car la IUdden1,y covered with .mou. and the~ beclna to vlbraw from the for-ce of the
~'• upbi6ve JJOW•· One ~ lf you cen ltand the nicUI, the snell, and the
..-., le a tnet fCJ/t the ey9I. 1be can tbenwe!WI cml dme to
$100,000. 'Jb,ey' look a lot like pnt ~ wtth ovenlmd wheela.
l(uldowne')', wbc* --of U.W and crowd a.Dl*l hm not ~ Iott an ~ drtWI a CU' that'I pelnt.ecl-lhockinc ptnk
.nd bel bet neme In bUll lett.en an .-ch llde.
The W. a. to equip 10A11 whk:le with a Top Fuel effident
...-. IMt c:m1 mAb a cm Anto • ll*ldlnl ~ at lwt f01t • .. , ,.... at a .0., wbkh 11 drtll ~1 liwlard cU.\anat.
Unllm 10" tMlw a JnQlr..., 01t llWnl mlnar on. who an wtlUnl to,.. up the ._ ~ can ID tsW 1wtull7 t•c.,
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on for, well, as long as there have been little old men
with hunched up shoulders and gray, wiry beards
panrung for the shiny rocks. These colorful folka were
out in force the other day at Knott'a Berry Fann, which
has been hosting the world championship since 1960.
More" than 50 men, women, and children competed in
the contest, and some came from as far away u Alaska,
Connecticut and Arizona. If there was a goal to achieve it
was beating the world record of 10.42 second.a set here
last year by Bob Box of ahwahnee. If you don't believe
that time, you can check it out yourself in the Guinness
Book of World Record.a.
"I had a pa.raf<eet when I waa a kid, but that doesn't count.
I'd alwaya wanted a macaw ... or a parrot," said Austin, who
bought Gua more than three yean ago, and the family's been
growing ever since.
Dalay, a hyacinth macaw, might be worth $5,000, said Austin.
who admitted that keeping theee blr<b hu turned into an
expensive hobby.
But like eomeone hooked on potato chips, he added, "I had
one and I just had to have more."
"It's. not a big money sport," Don Roberts of Santa
Ana said sarcastically moments after he competed. The
usual prues: prospecting equipment, such aa metal
detectors and dredges, "stuff," comments 1982 women's
world champion Susan Bryeans of FUilerton, "That I'm
not going to have any time to use."
Then there's Maude, a blue and gold colored macaw that ia
well-named, who Austin aaid ls his favorite. She drinks warm
coffee and iced tea from the g1aaa and gives him an affectionate
pt!(ik on the lip whenever he wants it.
And or coune there's Jessica, a white cockatoo. She's kept in
the living room, and the three macaws -Maude, Daisy and
Crunch -live in a spare bedroom down the hall.
Jeaalca ia In the aame family aa the bi.rd that was seen often
on the paat "Baretta't TV aeries, sitting on the star's shoulder.
And Austin's pell aeems to have just as much pereonal.ity. In her two years of competition, Bryeans has won
eight different championships and $450 in cash. Her
su~. she says, is due to a lot of praying. But Roberts,
(Stt GOLD, Pa1e B3)
When Daisy comes down the hall on someone's shoulder.
Jessica's umbrella of long white feathers points straight out from
her head, and her feet stomp in a little war dance.
"We don't let them get cloee because Jessica goes nuts," said
Auatln.
Murry Sidlin (inset) conduct& the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra.
KinderKonzert. • • ry1usic up close
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Symphonic music should be •
heard but not 1ee11.
Music Jove.rs who savor an
evening attendina a symphony
orchatra concert would ahudder at
that paraphrue of the old axiom
about kids. But it may be a
pnlCdcal truth for many younpten
t~. 'n\e1r only upolW'e to
cl 'Cal mUllc may be in a dentist'•
walttna room or u ~ in a
popular movie. -Not .:».f.W luc:ky kinderaarten and fint.cnde ttudenta from lour Irvtne·~ who benef:l._.-tram
a live P' 111 atadan ot the Lion,
BMch Symphony Orchestra
~y at Siem Vilta Middle ·
School. Conductor Murry 8'dlin led
h1I cnw in a vtwdow ••K.IDMrKonlil.rt.," a I '= de91Md
to atuw:t chOdntn to the ~
and toOla ot mui6c.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I comment on
your low oplnion of c.llbacy? Amona the mo9t Obvloua oelibetea ln our 90dety are eorne memben ot tbe cler1y whom, I 1ather, you feel have
diaapr,lnted God becau.. they did not u. bia ~--I went to ICbool with aorne lirla who later
t--Llllf mlmionary nww, who, indeed, are celibate,
Vo'Ol'kina in Latin America tryina to brlna a decent
life to tbe very pooc. I cannot imqine a more noble
nor hilh-mlnded punult.
Father Theodore Hesburgh wu asked lf he
rep-etted not being able to marry. He said,
," that by being celibate he could devote all hia
and energies to the people who needed him to ~peak for them, and that by belonging to no one he
could belong to everyone.
Celibacy may not be for you, Ann. It la not for
me either. I am married and have two children. But
even lf we do not sh.are in celibate life. let us not
d1mnia lt or ecoff at lhoee who have choeen it. Let
U. not argue that we ahow we care for others by
having eex with them, as if it were the only meana
of doina llO. wm you please con.aider the possibility that e:bacy ii al80 a gift from God and that we should
erateful to thoee people to whom that gift has
n given? -E.C.B. IN INDIANA
DEAR E.C.G.: I win to tbllk all wbo wrote to
expre11 a polllt of view. Tile mall ran 30 to 1
lp.lut me, wblcb 11 lnefatable evidence that tla11
1_• a volatile aabject ud I falled milerably to make
('IYHlf clear. 1"e letter tlLat started tbe Oood of 11e1ative
reapoDM wu from a married coaple wllo never
laad aex -ud I mean tbey never even tried It.
'ney felt It was a sin, wastefDJ of dme ud energy uct If they decided they wanted a famlly tbey
woald coaalder adoption. I coaaldered tbls a
.U.r. lf not ftfVerted approacla to marriage
said 10. 'n.11 led to uotber letter on tbe aame
ject from a reader wllo maat laave been a blood
slater to tile tint wbo bad written. Sbe, too, tboapt
sex wa1 a aDlaaace -and ao dJd lter baabaDd. ~o
Iler I replied, "Well -tllere 11 1omebody for
everybody. I'm sJad yoa two food eacla •*'er."
~ I deserve co be crlddud for not exempd.q
be clero wbo take tile vow of celibacy ud honor 2t for lite reuou explained by Fallaer Beabarp.
For W1 I do apologise.
DEAR ANN: Every now and then you run the
,best line you heard today. I could use a lift. What is
)t? -JUST PLAIN GIDRGE IN WELLINGTON, :J<AN.
DEAR GEORGE: "Tile secret of belag a bore
la to tell everytllia1."
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Buelow-Lee
Lori Ann Lee, dauahwr of Mr and Mra. Fn..-d
Lee of C.O.ta Meu, and Chatt. Arthur Buelow
exchan41od wec:tdina vow• Jan. 8 ln St John the
BapU.t C.thollc Church, C.O.ta Mesa .
The brl~ at\ended CAJ Stat.I', Lona Beach, and
her huaband, llOn of the Henry Buelow• of Newport
Beach, attended C.l State, San Dle10 She l•
ernploi: at Rob1Non'1; he la wlth the Balboe Fun
Zone t Co.
The newlyweds. resident• of El Toro,
honeymooned at Lake Tahoe and San Franciaoo.
Cutler-RI vard
Geoffrey Horton Cutler and hit bride, the
former K.rlatine Suzanne Rivard, are residing ln
C.O.ta Mesa following their Feb. 12 rna.rrlaae ln the
Ballard Country Churc h , Ballard. They
honeymooned at reaorta aloJlB the California cout.
Mr. and Mt9. Timothy Rivard of Los Alamltos
are parenta of the bride, and the bridegroom's
parentl are Mr. and Mrs. Devia Culler ot Newport
Beach. Cutler la attending Oranae Coaat College.
The Daily Pilot wants y our wedding and
engagement news.
Lorie Baelow
Nuptial
plans told
Lacy-Burch
Mr. and Mn. Jlm Lacy
of Huntington Beach
announce the
engagement of their
daughter. Debra Ann
Lacy. to Corey Alan
Burch, 10n of the Harry
Bur c het , alto of
Huntington Beach . A
May 7 wedding In the
First United Methodlat
Churc h , Huntington
Beach, ia planned.
DelrNeelWf"'°4o
Marie Pezzlo (left) and Phyllis Contino, members
To help you submit the require d
information, forms a.re available at the Daily
Pilot office, 330 W . Bay St., Carta Mesa.
For w eddings, only a black and white
photo of the bride is accept.able. Snapshots,
Polaroid and color phoW6 can't be used.
The bride -to -be
graduated from Marina
High School; her fiance
is a graduate of
Huntington Beach Wgh.
Mitchell-Sandler
of Designing Women, view students' art with A July weddinf is
planned bJ El en
Mitchell an Harold
Sandler. The couple's
e ngag e m e nt is
announced by her
par en ts Arno ld and
EsteUe Mitchell of Costa
Mesa.
William Riley, a show judge.
Student exhibit slated The photo must be submitted no later than
three weeks after the wedding, otherwise it
will not be published.
"Color It Orange,'' a
professionally juried art
show, Is e xpected to
draw 3.~00 entries from
Orange County students
from klndergarten
through 12th grade In
both private and public
schools.
The show LS sponsored
by Designing Women ,
.l h e f u n d -r a is i n g
awoliary for the Laguna
Beach School of Art.
About 575 works ,
mcluding oil, watercolor.
a c rylic, sc ulpture,
ceramics, weaving,
collage and crayon in all
forms and techniques.
will be chosen for exhibit
in the school's Ettinger
Gallery from March 22
through April 7 . The
gallery will be open daily
from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m .. or
school bus tour hours can
be arranged by calling
Alice Van Camp at
494-6111.
Twe nly scholarships
to the school and 80
h ono rabl e m e ntion
ribbons will be
present.cd.
The program. in its
ninth year, is especially
meaningful sin ce so
many public schools have
been forced to cancel art
classes. says Phyllis
Contino, president of the
sponsoring group.
Judges are William
Riley. art teacher at
Saddleback College and
gallery director at the
college. and Gifford
Myers, head of ceramic
sculpture at UC Irvine.
Engagement information is to be
submitted at least seven weeks before the
wedding.
Forms and photo6 can be dropped off at
the office or mailed to the Editorial
Department, Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560, Ol6t.a
Mesa, Calif. 92626.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Cal State
S a n Die go and her
fiance. 90n of Arthur and
Annabelle Sandler of
Los Alamitos, is a UC
Berkeley graduate.
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in CBS movie 'Svengali'
By FRED ROTHENBERG AIT~Wrtw
NEW YORK -The notion that a lordly,
worldly voice coach would deign to take a
professional -and then pel'80nal -Interest In a,
punky rock 'n' roll singer is preposterous.
But it's a measure of the aweeome acting ability
and~ura of Peter O'Toole, as the teacher, that he
1~ convincingly mesmerize the character played by
Jody Foster and the audience, as well, in tonight's
CBS movie, "Svengali," beginning at 9:00 on
KNXT (2).
"Svengali" is a contemporary version of
"Trilby," the play written by George du Maurier in
1894, which inspired the 1931 movie starring John
Barrymott.
O'Toole plays Hungarian Anton Bosnya.k. a
bygone star of Broadway who turned to goomi.ng
other vocamts when his own voice lost its grand .:ale.~ a teacher, he's a primadonna and a genius.
He's insulting, demanding, domineering, egocentric
and eccentric.
"Your voice ia what you are," saya Anton in a
philmophk:al overstatement.
With both his rich voice and facile face,
O'Toole gracefully and e legantly communicates
everything called for in the role: aophistication,
condenacension, power and, even, occasional
tendemea. The imposing ac10r, whoee film credits
include "Lawrence of Arabia," "The Lion in
Winter," and "My Favorite Year," report.edly waa
paid $450,000 for this rare TV appearance.
Fmter (''Taxi Driver," "Foxes") doesn't quite
keep up, but she doesn't lag too far behind, either.
Thia is FC9ter's first dramatic appearance since John
Htncldey attempted to usaaainate President Reapn
two years ago in a public display of hia obeession for
Eventually. Zoe becomes a rock superstar, but
her dependence on Anton affects her ability to sing.
Al the same time, hla attachment to her raises
questions about who has the strongest Svengali
hold on the other.
Foster's huaky singing voice is credible and
grows on you throughout the fllm. But it's O'Toole's
commanding presence, and the movie's
Mah-December relationship that create the spark&
in the entradng "Svengali."
the young actrew. 'Jody Foster stars as a rock 'n' The film opena with the camera trained on
Fo.ter'a slouchy blue eyes during a hypnosi1 roll singer with Peter O'Toole
ae11ion, in which her character, 1inger Zoe u her teacher in tonight's
Alexander; is being trained to give up smoklna. Tile
90ene ii de9igned to pl&D4 tfie teed that 2oe is movie, "Svengali," beginning
mJ!ble to forms of mind control at 9:00 on KNXT (2). ainp in a rock group. led by her boyfriend ___________ ......._..;.._ ______ _
(Larry Joshua), that is little more than loud. But
her high-powered agent, played by the mensual
llizabeth Aahley, persuades Anton to .x>Ut Zoe's
performance. "You brought me all the way down
here to lilt.en to children howling about their acne?"
be •YI· ~ But Anton ii intrigued enough by ZA:>e'1 raw
voice to arn.nge an introductory ltWOO. He aeema
drawn to her by her deflance u much aa her
linging. Quite believably, their mutually needy
rcmance beg1na to bla.orn.
SPEEDING BULLET
From Page 81
*8•• even top prize money im't enouch to keep you In.,. .. ._. n... l8llt about M lcna u It tam to drive tn.n
NlnnMpolil to St. Paul tuel cam Pl a pDon. «
llboUt $240 per nee. And attar you've Fft9 down
the track tbrft times, prod~ aome 2,600
boa~• a trtp, lt'a time to the enctne. way you pt lnto one of lhae, can ii
~ • uttout pMe1 ln the roof. 11'9 .,. the
drf¥9r' aita in W Jmde fer M 1*MW about the lile of ~Wand'•" Tattoo. J'ot •100,000. you don't .W-a-t. a dock on the dalbboud. but you do ttt • NDbw tNt miaht IAW your llfe.
GOLD PANNING .. •
penny a pound
Onlr •penny tor .....
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fOI' • lx7 oolOI' portrait•
• Reg. 3.00 • Alie limit 12 ye.,.
• No IPPO!ntmtnt MOetlety
• Add 1.00 fof 2 Of mont chldren
• Umtt one portrait lf*lial ,_, of'llld
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Otter valld from Thura .. Mar. 10 thtu Sal., Mar. 12
10:00. 1:00 ' 2:00 ·1&:00
JC Penney
Harbor center 2300 Harb« Blvd.
Cotta M... 141-8021
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/W9dnoday, Maron 0, 1N3 ..
Nashville. Network debuts
NASHVILl&. Tenn (AP) -C.Ountry mUlic
fan.1 nauonwk.te aot thelr tint alimpee of a cable
wlcrviaion channel produced juat for them calJed th•
N hvllle Network.
A five-hour Uve ahow kicked off pfOIR!'UY\lni
Monday n.ljht on the MW c.able TV n.twork from
Wt at.aae. of the Grand Ole Opry and an Opryl.and
Howl rilahtclub In Nuhvillo u woll u clut. In New
York, ~ao, Denver, Loi Anaeles and Auatin,
Texu .
"Years from now, people will remember March
7, 1983, juat like they do Nov. 26, 192~. the day the
Grand Ole Qpry went on," aald country singer BUI
A magical power was destined
to fight at his side.
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homes wero Initial 1ub1crlber1 to the
adverUacr-1upported n4:lWOC'k.
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houra a day, aeven day1 a week. Expanaion to
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'•ldew, r\&llW I INJ II eN11 be the
roeponelb1111y 01 Ill• bidder to
Oeltv.. 1111 bid 10 the City CllWll'e
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u.ne .... Woll '" put.lloly 8P**I IU\d IMd lllOud 11 11 00 e ffl , (Ir ••
toon lht1Nlte1 .. 1111tt1C1ble on t lld•Y Al>fM I 198' lfl U1e Councll
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WITHIN TH! CllY O~ COlllA
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Ct•Tl,tCO GHICKI IP ~PlllJ ,._
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M VEK8 end ~f'll()"' whc> Of' nta '""OCllDtNQ AQNHIT
may .... uthl'rWIN lnlt'r•i..d YOU, YOU IHOULO CONTACT A
IAl l I' YOU NllO A ..
lllPLANATIOtf CW THI NATU" °' THI l'lllOCllOINOI AOA*IT YOV, YOV t ttOU\.I) CONTACT A
LAWVI" TNe etalef!Wll --... ..--~ UOHTMOUll, DMe I le X, OM -...,,. -"°"8lo L Hervy c ... 0.. Cefp LAWYall. On Ol ,. aJ •I 10 00 A M
(,fNIH.AL C .APll.Al
CORPORATIO N ee lhe duly
•Ppo1nted T •u•I•• vnder enO purauen1 lo Deed o f I rutt
H•~o•d•d on 04 01 II ••
Ooc;um.n1 No 63311 9ooll I 400U
P1g1 7 2 1 Of OflK>ltl H.:;01de 111 the
office 01 the ROCi.Ofll•f of 011nge
Courlly C•l1lotr111 l HGuted by
RONALO l JOHNSTON ANO
OORl8 l JOHNSTON HUSBAND
ANO WIH AS JOINT Tl!:NANT& Wt~ L Sri l AT PUBLIC .AUC !ION
TO 1 HE tllOHES T BIOOER FOR
C.AStt, (l'•Y•ble a1 11me of .. 141 In
111wlul rr1uoey of 1"41 United Stal .. J
al hi£ NORlH rRONT l!.NTAANCC
TO TttE COUNTY COURTHOUSt.
700 CIVIC CENTFR DRIVE, Weill.
SANTA ANA CA 9210 I au 1tgllt.
lltte end 111111 .. 1 ..ot•vly.0 to •n0 now hefO by ti u110e1 UICI Oood of
Trull 1n Ill• 1Jtui-ty .. 1ue1od 111 Hid
Counly c •• 111u,,111 deM.llbtng lhe
1and therein
~ ~,~ °"""'8 Ceuftty on 'fhll M•Nm9nt w•• nlecl With the IUMMONI In lhl" will 1mdtu1 t i.iw.. on Ap111 1 tHJ •• 11 1& • m
, ' ,_ County 0..,. ol 0.enga County on CAH NO. 4Mto
,.,bll•llecl Of•"""' ooe .. 0.11 Ptlb 11. IN) NOTICll Yev 1141•• """ '"" Pllol M • I ··•n-y f1'11191f TM _. _, ._.. ... lnel p.v
A pt•tlllon hu ~ n tllf'd FRAN k LIN c 0 N v E y AN c I!
by Ht-ll'n A M yc-n In lhl' CORl'OR.A TION a C •lllornl•
Sup.•i lur Cuui t uf Or1at1"t' c.01pu1a11on u duly •PPOln110 ' ., •• • ''· • IM3 l'ubtt•lled Of•noe COH I Delly wtttlewt ,_ Nlftt IM.• ...... _________ 1_oe_,~_ ~.,.., n . Metdl a. 1. 10. 19~ '" ,.....-•lttllll .. •r• ,..... , • T11111ee under eno p111•ut nt to County rt•\1U.,llllli 1h11t 0 .. 11 01 T1u11 1eco10ed M•y 7,
H l' I l' n A M y .. r. b .. 1De1 ... ,,, • ., Nt.> 8948 In t>ooto
8$)pult11l•d Ill pt.'llUtllll 14049, 1>•11• 033. Of OlflClel
rt•J)n-..•nuitlvr tAI admlnlat•·r Rec;e11d• ''' the nlftcie 01 the Cll<lnty
T"UlfOA WILLIAM l Mii t lll
LUANN MILLfA
·-.,. Mf\l'IN' 161-t.3 ... lflfonMtteft ...... . ~ ""''~ tf you wleh 10 ..... II-. ltd~ of
O(Nt.flCIARY K.AL ~l.lllllt
Ofllf'L.OPMCNT CORP
ttM!Oreled OeGembo1 21 111110 u
1n111 No 3106& In Bou~ 13118~
t>ICll l'.tO Of Ofttc.111 kec0tch "' H •
Clllke (If the RtKOfdll of (Jr•• ijtl
Cc11.111ty 1a1<1 d..O ol ttu•I ~nt•••
llHI following p1opar1y,
'tCTmOUI Ml ... aa
NA•ITATS•NT
an •t101ney In Ihle m•tl•'. you ~ do IO PIOl'l\Cltly eo lh•I YOUI
written t••POnN . II •ny, mey b• lllecl on u,,,.
Addlllon11 ••It ul the
epoolllcet1on1 may be Obi•''*' et
ti-. OllM!e Of Ille Pu1~h•tlng Agent
et 71 '•Ir Orlve, Cotti Meu. Ctllloml• llld• thould bl 111u1"4IO
to th• altenllon of tile Clly Clark.
within H id time llmtt, 111 • -lod
en\ltlope, tdenllllod °'' th• 0otalde
with the ISld 11811'1 Nun1t>et and the
Openlf\O 0.te
Rocordtt Qf 0.••'11• Cou11ty, 81•1• tht· t·•t11 l1• ttf M~urlcc,, I (II C•lllOmlt. fae<;uled hy MARK M
M yt•r1, l1vlrtt', (;1allturnl• l!IAAONE, ••Ingle men .. T•u•tOf
(vn ct..r t h\• l nch·p~nd tll Will Hll Al PUHLIC AU(.;TION
Admlnl1tr11llnn ut F .. talf'I TO HIOHUl HIOOER FOR C.ASti
The lollowlng pereon I• dulng bull,_ ...
t HI! COTTAGE WEAVING CO,
10926 Cl Chino, Fountain v.u.y, CA 9270I
C A THA RI N E CLARE
I P l!ARINQ, 10926 El Chino.
'ountaln v~. CA 9270I
AVltO I Uel•d lu etdo
••"'•nd•do. 11 lrlbvnel pvede
_.., ........ Ud. tin •Ydlenclte •
-que \H, f'fff)Onde d9ntro • M dlM L.M le lnfonneolefl qve
·r (P•y•bl• 11 11me of eete in ••wtu1 At•t) lw µt'tl \loo I.I lll't for money ot Ult United <tHI 11 the
h111o1rl11(1 In J> pl J Ill 700 tront entrenc• 10 the old County
('lvll' Ccintt·r Drlv1• W1•1t, C0orthOUN, localed on Stt•I• .Ana
S1mw Ami, l'ullfornl• 112702 Blvd . betw .. n Syc•mo1e !.t &
UOAl OllCNPTIOH
f>ARCEL I Thll po!ll<in r,1 t •I :ll ot Fairview f11m1 1t1 lh•, ,,, ,,,
CC.el• M... U pet mep ,,...A,0..1
ti• Book 9 Pege 11 Of Ml1Ctll•1...,,,,
Mape lte4<de of Ofan111t Cuou"'•
t.eQittt>l"O •I • ~nl in the Whh "r
hn• Of Mid I 01 ;>J d111en1 II•••<>:>< "°8£RT 8PERRING, 1092~ El
Chino, Fountlln Velley, CA 92708
Thi• buein.t le conouc1e0 by•
QeMfll 1)6rtnarthtp
Cetharine C Spoot11ng Thie 1111.,,_,1 we. flied Wllh ll>e
County Clerk of Orenge County on Jan 24 1983
~~u11ed d•n• eo11c.1t•• '' conH jo d,I vn •bogedo en •••• ••unto, d •b •rl • h •c e rlo
lmmoclletementa, de Mii mil*•
11<.1 r~ta MCIUI .. he y l lguna.
pvode -rogl•lrld• • li«nPO
!ec;ll bid 111111 epeclty ellGh •t1d
every Item 11 ••• fo• tll In the
•pectfl4llllOn1 Any end •II
••c:tPllOn• to Ill• •P•Clfltttl()l1• mutt be CINtly •t•lod In Ille blCI
end letture 10 Mt 101111 eny nem tn the epec11ic.11on1 111111 bo grou11d1
tor ••llCllOn or tile bid
M t ·•o " . .. .,0 B•o•d••y. Sent• An• Caltl 111 nn 1ir1· 1 ., , I .. Ila 1.11 ,,,., •tght 111141 ll'1d 1n1e1NI conveyed 10
11 m •nd now h9ld 111 11 under .. Id Oood n· YOU OBJ&vr Ill lh<' Of l•u•I In,,,. l>fOperly •Uvtled In
iinm1h1Jt 11r tlll' pt'tlllo11, y1J1.1 Hid C0on1y end Stale deecr1bld u
h 11 h PARCEL 2 An undivided •II•
411 ll9 '••I ""'" .. ''' t,,,., " .. Sou1nw•tlftfly 1..orn•t of ••1tJ 1 !
.,,., 1unn1no ,,..,,... r • ,.,,, ~ ~·· ..
ftCTTnOUa .,.... ..
NAm I TA'ThllNT
The following ~tton 11 dol11g
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PEERLESS CONT .. ACTORS.
17533 T_,. C.., Founlaln Vellly.
CA 92708
Ronald Cline, 17533 Teapa Cir,
Founteln Vdfly, CA 92708
f20ll11 Publl111ed Orenge CoHI 01lly
Pilot, Ftlb 23, Match 2 9, 16. 11183
996-83
Pt8l.IC NOTICE
'ICTlTI<>YI .UllNlal NAMR aTATa,_NT
Tiie following pe11on I• doing buot.-•• CALIFORNIA PURE WA TEA
SYSTEMS, 24012 Ottdtnle. MIMIOn Vteto. CA li26111
I 10 THE OEFENOANl A GMI
Gomp111n1 llH bHn 11110 by th• plalnlllf eoa11111 You If You wlMI to
O.lend th•• lewtull yov mull within
10 d•y• atte1 llll• eummona 11
-vod on you file with 1111• tOUll •
written '""°"" to the compl11nt Untee• you do to ;out del•un will
be entered on epp11ca11on of th•
plainttlf. encl th1t GOUll may an1ar • judgmenl 6Qaln11 you IOt the rt1111
domllll<lod In the c;omp111m whlCtl
COulO ll lult In Qlfllllhment ol
wegH 1a1.1no ol money °' prope11y O• 011111 11ltel 1aqueeted 1n th•
EOCfl bid lllall Mt IOrth 1"41 full
n emet and 1aalde 11c11 of •II
peraont end P"llH lntotHl.O 111
the P•OPOUI II Ille bid II by I
COtl>Of•llon 1lt1e the nam .. Of 1111 olflcen wno cen 11gn en agr--..en1
on behtll of th• co1po1111on 1nd
wtiethar more 1111n one ollle<w mull
e19n If the bid It by 1 pelln.fehlp 0<
• jOlnt ventu•e. 11ate tile name• and
eddrHM• or 111 gentt•I per1oa11
1nd IOlnl venlutett II the bidder 11 •
90141 p109rtelorlhlp 01 11101he< entity
lh•I OOH bu .. ,.... under • llG1ttl0u•
name, the bid 111•11 be In lh• rHJ
n1me of Iha bldde1 with •
dHlgnellon following ehowlng
11 ou < t•ll t'I ui1pi·ar Iii tht• 1nt••Nl •n •nd to lot 13 ol l•Kt No
heut lllt( Jnd i.t11tl.' yuur lll!14 1n Ill• city,,, Cott• MeH
ubJt·c \111111> to r1lt• wrcttt•n Coun1y ot Orenga , S itt• of
Objl'C'llOll" Wllh th .. lOUrl Callf()fnla .. pet m1p ltcOfdOO'" b r I h y BOOll '111 Peo-1 10 10 13 1nc1u .. v• e on l lt' 1·11nnai our 01 M·~llaneov• Mapa 1n 1ne olloce
llppl'llT1tnct.• may be Ill pt-r11o1.m Of th• County R•GO•d•• "' HIO
or by your attorn1·y couroty
IP Y 0 U AR t: A EACep1111u lh•••l1om th•
CREDITOR ur J t'tllllllll(t•nt following ··-' d IA) Unill r th•OUQh 4 u 111own on t:rt'.'Ultor of thl' t'tl'UM.-J. you tile tondomtntum plan 1ec.()(OeCJ 1n
mwt fill• your da1m with thr• Booi. 111123 P•g• 689 01 olf1<.1•I
court or prl'sl.'nt 11 to lht• rec:oro• ot 1a10 cll<lnty per~onal rl'prei.t·ntatl\11.' (Bl Th• eA,lu•••• 11g111 10
llp•><>tllll'd by the l'()Urt POileuton 1nd occup•ncy of 111
LOI :ti ul TttKI Nu 121l7 1n th•
colt ol t.oate Meaa COullly ot
O••n11• $1•1• 01 1,.alllO<lll• •• IA(
map 1ecoroe<1 on Buc.i-J9 P911eta1
18 M1acell1neoua M•i>• 1n the
olhGc of Ill• Couu1, Rac.,10•• of
aa•d Counly
The ll•eel edelreu •nO otner
common dl•ogn111on 11 dny Of the
•••• 111op.,ty deec11beo ebO•• 11
"urpo11ed to be t ~93 T u11111
Avenufl. Goal• Meat C" 1121127
lhto vnda111gned Trull••
dlttlftlma uny lltblloly for "'Y
•ncorrectneH Of th• •hMt l<IO•N• end ot..., common dMIQnauon II
any llluwn heteln
With thfl !JtNthftOy hn.-,f J (I
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p et•tMtl *'"~ Wllttetl1 flnf'I t ,. d
101 •v 611 '"•' '"•''"" Ion", , p•relfe~ ...-•fn tt10 !">ov1t•e•11 , • 1
M•<J hnt "/ l(J 00 1..,1 IC. ""' ..... ,,., 1,
one 'J' •••O •nt the11t t .. 'u''. •
along W••1ttr11 hno •H1 •1~ 1, , t •
1t\e flf)lnt r,f b41iglfH''Ufl'.J
l>.All(,.f L ~ Hogt.1 OI "'"• • tJ•i-. ltf\t '1utp(IM• Ovt:t ff l' •
19411 OI Soul,,._ly SI t.8 IDC>t • , .. , QI ~.,,.,_ rarmt o P"
•vtr>1c;Jfld 11• Boo• IS P•Qn
M1tco111neou1 M•P• " c.•IJ pl11n1
Oatod s.p1omb0r 11 198 I Or•,,ge Coun1y
Tlllt bu..._ It oonduclod by an
lndlvldual. RONld Cline
Thie lltt-1 wea lllod with tllll
County Ctenc Of Oranoe County on
Feb 25, 1N3.
Sun n C Be1tot11n1. 24812
Oardentt, MIMlon Vteto. C.A 926111
Thlt bull,,... I• conducted by en lndlvldvel
J Petarton, Cler~
G1ngu1 Howell Deputy
~•w Offices, OBA (the 11c1111ou1 neme)'',
provide d. however. no llc1111out
n1me 1htll be uMd unleH lhetl I• • current 1eg11111t1on with lh• Ofange
County A1co1dtr In t••• of
corpo1111ont include tho nemea of
the PrH ldent, Sec•et11y. TrNturer,
end Mttneget
r lllOMI •••u d1elgne1od •• pa1101,
within four monthll from lhl.' g•••gee anel p1r1<1ng ep•cea u
dolt' Of fl rill ISllUOnt·c Of thown upon tile condominium plan
lett.en. ru. provided 111 Section •bo•• ••'•"ad 10
Seid •ale will b" m•d" trnl w•thout cove nant or w11,,1nty
OAP••u 01 1mp11o0 1ege101ng 111141
poueu1on or onGumb• •nc••
tnctud•nQ 1001 ctarge• enc
expenee& ol tho T rvetH and ol th<
11u111 Gll!uted by I Bld Oted o
T ru•I to pay the Hm111ntr10 pnnc1pe
sum• 01 lhe note(•I ...cu1o0 by ""o
~ of T1utt 10 wll '101.!>00 24 with cntMffl thereon l•om 08·01·82
11 IS 63% P« 1111num •• proVldod In
utd no1e(1) plu• ell coett. cnargoa
1r.d 1ny •nd all 1dv1ne»• $1,843 48
with lnle<etl
EXCEPTING fHfAHRCJ-.. ,,,.
EHIO•I~ 'II' •O fMI '"°'°"'
A l S 0 f X C E 1' I '' '• l Ht:HEF ROM tile vv ... ,C!,,; I j • '
I hereof CHARLES B CAREY,
A Prof Corp
'110MI
Publlehed 0 1tng1 COH I Delly
PllOI Merch 2, II, UI, 23, 1943
1044-83
Su.an C Bortotllnt
Th .. ttll.,,_,I WN flied with Ille
Countr Clorlt or Orange County oo Feb 28, 1983
'210717
Publlelled 01ange Cout Dilly
Pllol March 2, II. HI, 23. 11183
1088-83
18148 8eoch Blvd •20t
Huntington Be11eh. CA 9264 7
(714) 848-3166
Publl•ll•d 01tnge Coul 0111
Pilot. Feb 16, 23, Metch 2. II. 199
111::1·83 The City Councll 01 tl'IO City of
Coeta MeH 10 .. •vea mo tight to
reject •ny or ell bldl
700 or tht• Probak• Codt• o r PARCEL 2 Unll 3 111 Lot 23 as
California The trmt• ror :"t!:;,":,!~.:C,~ocondomtnoum p1an
f1hng chum.~ will nnt Pxpirc• PARCEL 3 The exclua1ve nghl 10
prior to four months from P<>tMHlon end occupancy or thoMI
the dale· of the ht•Jrinu PO•ttont 01 Lot 23 oesc•lbad 1n o P11c11 I above de11gnatad e~
nollt"<."CI above P•llot, garagH •nd l'll•k1ng apecea
YOU ARI! IH Df'.FAUL T UNDER A
o e EO 0' TRUI T OATEO 12/17/IO
UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION Tv
P"OTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT
MA Y 11£ SOLO AT A PUBLIC
S AL i! I F YOU HEED 4H
IU PL.ANATION OF THE NATURE
OF THf l'"OCEEDIHQ AGAINST
YOU, YOU I HOULO CONT A(; I A
LAWVER ftCnnoua.,... .. PUBLIC NOTICE
NAm aTAftmN'T Pl8..lC NOTICE FICTITIOUI aUSINEH
'fllO followlng l*'IOl\t .,. doing 1------------NAMf a TATEMENT
botll,_ ... l'lCTITIOUa ltVatNEaa Tile 1ouow1ng r:>er&Ona are do1nQ
INTERNATIONAL ME DICAL NAME aTATIMINT t>u11ness u SUPPLIES, INC , 19762 Mac:Arlhur JES/USA -JOHN ERIC SEID W E S T E A N E N E A c; y
Blvd , Suitt 313, IMM, Celllornla CREA'flVEGROUP,P 0 Bo• 1124. SYSTEMS :>9261 Metgue11te
92715 322 10Ul St Huntington BNch CA Parkwly Suite 100 M1uton V1110
Oenco lnlarnetlont l. 111c . • 92648 Celllorma 92691
Ntvade co1po1tllon. 402 North JOlln Er IC SOid. 322 10th St NA E C 0 RP 0 R A T IO N •
Certotl Sir-. C..-City, Nl¥ed4I Huntington Beoch. CA 92648 C111torno1 corpor111on 2826 t
99701 Thia butl._. •s conovc:1od by •n M11gu1111e P.,kwey Suite 100
Thia ~ .. conouc:tod by • lnOMOuel MIN40n Vteto C1utom1• 11269 '
corporauon. Johr\ Erle S..O 11111 but•llua '' conduc:t60 b~ a Oenco ll'ltematlonel, Inc Thie •l•l-1 •u filed Wttll the i.moted pa11n1<Sh1p
8e¥erly A KlmbfOUQll Covnty Clerk Of Or•noe Count; on NAE CORPORATION
F'rMldanl FOb 25 19~ RaymOf'O N P0o1ter.
Thia t lalamont -Ned wilh tllO F21°"3 PrftlO.nl County Qenc of Otw.ge County on Publlallt d Orenge Cou1 Oe11y Th11 s1111mon1 wH 111.a w11tt ,,,.
Feb 7, 1983. Piiot M.,Cfl 2. 9 111 23 t983 Coun1y Clef~ o r Orenoe Coun1y on
Fae1tlll 1060-83 February 4 1983 Publlahed 0 11nge Co1t1 OtJlyl--H-e_ve_IOl'lle1 ___ h_lng--y-ou_w_a..:.n..:.t-~MeGEE a PAUt., INC
Piiot, Feb t8, 23 .,..,ch 2, 9. 1983 10 NII? Cl ... lllOO ada do Att-r• •I Law
"2-83 It well 8.4~-5678 =:-·;.:: a.nAL aide~
--------------"------------__.OM Hewpo<I Pt..:e ,
Lyle B. Heston, 62
Memorial aervicea •~ scheduled Saturday fo~ Lyle B. Heston of Cost.a Mesa, who died last FridaJ;. He was 62.
est.on was fad.Uties manager of lhe Smger
Company for 37 years. He is awvived by tus w1te,
Vlcld, and five children: Lyle B. Heston Jr. of Ren o.
Paul A. Beckman, Santa Cruz; W~n Heston, St
Lou.la; Nyla Dianne Harrold, Aurora, Colo . and
Linda Marie Monia, Springfield, Mo.
Abo llW'Viving are two sister&. MM)' H~n
a nd Mabel Haye1 o f Rapid , S . D .. and four
grandchildren.
Funeral aervices will be held Saturday at 10
a.m. at Pacific View Memonal P ark 1.n Newport
Beach. The family nquests memonal contnbutJons
be made to the American Cancer Societ v.
Billi lntas
FLEMING Merriam, KArlSas and Robrrt
L A U R A N A 0 M I B. FlemJna o f Huntington
FLEM ING , •ae 86. a Beach, Ca., a llO surviving
resident of Hunt1n1ton are 22 grandchildren and 32
Be.ch , Ca. for lhe put 20 8 r e • t -g r a n d c h 11 d r e n .
years. Paned away on Friend.a may call a t Pl~
Monday, Man:h 6, 1983 at Brothera S miths' M ortuary
the Padflca HoapHal. Mn . from 12:00 noon to 9:00PM
Fl~ wu a member of on W e dnesday, Marc h 9,
St. Mary's By the Sea 1983. Graves{~ services will
Catholic Church and an ac-be conduc1.ed on Thunday,
tive member of the HWltinc-March 10, 1983 a t lO:OOAM
t.oa Belich Hiatorica1 Society at t h e Good S h e p h l' r d
when her ti.1th permitted. ~-11\ett will a.i.o be
Beloved mother of Mary E. a m l' m o r i a 1 M a u on
Grelftm.bmp of Elmhurst, M onday, March 14, 1983 at
llllnoia, John E. F1eminc o f 8:00AM at St Mary's By the
Pollock Pinn. Ca .. 1'randa Sea Catholic Church w ith
X. Flern1na of TusUn, Ca., Fathl'r Daniel Johnson,
R ichard 't. Flemlna o f p as tor o f the church ----------~off lcl atina . The family
• augal'lta contribu tions be
m adl' to t h e H u n tinaton
Beac h H istorical Society
P1ercl' Brot hers Smiths'
M o r t u a r y director• ~36~3g,
PERBAN
RlITH S HEDD PERHAN, ~~=======~a resident of Newport Be.ch,
Ca. Palled away on March 7,
McCC>aMICX MOITU411H
Laguna Beach
494 9415
Laguna Hills
76&-0933
San Juan Cap111tano
495 1776
1983. She la survived by her
dauahter Mn. Ruth Paul.
son.a Mllton C. Shedd a nd
Irvi ng A S h edd , a ll of
Newpo r t Beach . Ca •• 6
arandc h l ldre n and 9
IJ'eat-arandc hUdren. Alao
her 1 l oter Mrs. Ethe l
Krlec:hbaum o f MINoula.
M ontana. Private inwnment
Suite no
Hewpor-1 a..ch, CA t2eeO
F20906S
Pubh•ht1d Orang" Go.u1 Oa11~
Potol, Fet> 16 23 Moir 2 II 1911.l
894 93
MLIC NOTICE
SUPEAIOR COURT OF
CALIFORNIA
COUNTY Of O~OE
Ce .. No A·117091
lf'I t"8 ... n., ot It•• Applic.tton
of DEIOflAH IUIAN JOH"ITOH
F0t C"-of Heme ON>E" TO tHOW CAUlf
FOfl CHANQ£ Of NAME
DEBORAH SUSAN JOHNSTON
hes ll6od e pe111ron 1n lh•• cour1 tor
en oroer ellowong pe1111on•1 to
Cllenge 1141< name l•om DEBORAH
SUSAN JOHNSTON 10 SUSANNA
OEIURA JEZREEL
II •• hereby O•O•••O 11111 •II
Pf'taons 1nttuestttd ,,,. tntt: m•ll•'
ator-od appear before ""' c;0ort n Oet>••l,,,.,,t No J 11 700 Civic
Ct1nter Onve Wetc S ent• Ana
C•••l0tn1• on Ma1e11 28 t98J 11 10
o clock • m end llleri end tile••
SllOw cauae •I any 1ri.y neve wny
... a petrllon for Chtnge ot nem1
tt>ould not be granted
n 11 lur1her orde<ed lhtl 1 copy ol
lll1a order lo 1now caute be
publlahed 1n DAil V PILOT a
nawtpaper ot general c11cul111on,
pvor1ahe<J 1n 1h11 count~ 11 Ital!
once a ~ •or '°"' contoc:uhve •ee~a prto• lo lhO dey OI Slid
hearing
01t0d Februery 18 1983
Frank OomenlChlnt
JudQI of Ille Supe<IO< COU•I
JOftN I . "OH l, HO.
-V\e Oporto Newpon a-ell, CA l2ltJ
{114) 17W1$1
Pu1>h•h•O Orange Coatt Ot1I;
Piiot. Feb 23 M11cn 2 II 18 1083
1002.93
PlllllC NOTICE
FICTmov1 aUl lNEIS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowong pa,.on 11 do11111
l>UloineU ••
CANYON PROPERTIES 30$ I
Lagune Ctnlon Road L•guna a..ctl CA 112 5 t
Br ell O i ly JOSI l1gun1
Canyon Ro.a ltgune Beech CA
92651
Tlllt bu11.-... 11 COl\dutlOd by I
11m11eo p"1nerarup
Br111 Otty
Th•• lltlement WIS hied Wolh 11'1•
County Clerk 01 Ot11101 C0onry on Feb 11 1983
f20M11
Publlth@d O••ng• COUI Delly
Piiot Feb Ill 23 M•rc.n 2, 9 199:1
893·8l
PlalC NOTIC£
FICTITIOUI llUIMll
NAMl aTATU .. NT
TM IOllowtng penone are dOlng
bualnote •• ALPHA·TEC SYSTEMS. INC
17981 Skyperk C11c1e. Sult• O
lrvlne. CA 92714
H4llOlt LAWM-MT. OUYI\
Mortuary • Cemeiert
C1eme101y
t625 G1ste1 Ave
Costa Mew
S40-SS~
AlPHA-TEC SYSTEMS. INC a
C•lllornlt c:brporellon 1798 1
SkYS*l< Ctrele. Sutte 0 IMne C.A 9271• •
Thia bv-11 c:onductad by 1 corpoiellon
All>h4I Toe Sytl-1nC
Rlche1<1 O Wllll•m•
at Forest Lawn M e m orial
Park. Olend&le. ln Ueu of
Oowen con&rlbutJona may be
made t o H f ah H av en
Foundation , 2200 Eut
Chapman, Fullerton. Ca.
92634 Pac ific Vie w Pr• ~ d1redon Thltl .,.._t w .. ftlOd With tho
,_CIMOTMllS
llLL MOADW4'f
MOeTVMT
1B1NN County Cler1< ot 0rang11 County on
£ M A L I C E ( B I BA ) Fob '· t"3 ~~of Laluna l'vblltlla<I Orenge Coa~y
March &.. l91S. Jtor!w~ ~. ,ob ~3. MerGfl 2 9, 1~~
OATEO Ma•ch 7 1983
Published Orange Cout O.ily
P1101 Merch II. 1983
1221 93
YOU M AY EXAM IN I-: ed10<ncng unn 3 above d•tcribed.
tht• hit• kt•pt by the• c·ourl If h1v1ng • •••~live unu numt>tlr u
you art' intt>rested in tht• thown on lh11 condominium plan tbove •eletred to. togelhet w•th a
estate, yuu may hi.-" rf-<.!U!.'1>t non exch>11ve 11g111 10 use lhe
-------------1 with the t·ourt lu rl'U'IVt· common wetkwaye and d•tve ... oys PtEUC NOTICE s pet 1 J I n o t 1 c· e o ( t h 1• loc11&d on the condom1111um lot• 1n
k-ot1U inventory uf t•stiltt.• JSst•ts ttld trect PARCEL 4 An undlv•d.O 11 140tn OflAHOE COUNTY and of lht" pelllloru., dl'('QUflU. ,,,,.,.,, '" and 10 LOI t of TllC.I No IUl'e .. tOll COUfllT d I b d 700 CMc Cenltt Dth•• W an rPports < t'l>lfl l' 1n 661' 1n lht c11y ol Co•t• Meaa.
l ant.Ana,Ca.12'7o1 St'tllon 1200 ~of tht• County ol 01•ng• Slate of ~ Cahfom1a Probate Codt-Cahlorm• llS 1>41' map •ecoroeo on
Tel: (714) u.-z:ioo M uer Yf, Mumper and !,0:~!1~1~:; ~~~: 1~,;:~1~;~
Pl.AIHTtFF· Tl!Ll!X H u b B E t J -· COMPUTER PRODUCTS, INC A I e I Y r De I 01 1ne Counly Aecorde• ol Hid CORPORATION Scbag, J r .. AttorDf)' a t la ... counly
DEFENDANT ROBERT s su o C a m pus Drive, P .O. lh• llrHI l dOrett •no Olht•
EV.ANSHINE an lnd1v1dut l •rid Box 78%0 Newport Bfacb common °'"'gnill0<1 11 •ny 01 the
STEPHEN M COHEN tkt STEVE C l lf •1 t•'" O 'ratl p1ope11y desc11be<J ebove ''
C a ora a "'6 ; 171 4 ) pu1po1ted 10 t>e t468·C •owe OHEN •n individual both u 7SZ-899S. S11 ee1 Cott11 Meu ce11101n1t
P•llnlll of EVACO COMPUTER Publllhed Ore nga COHI Dally 92621> TIME SH.ARING SERVICES t pennerahip •k• E\IACO 01 Pilot M1rch 9 10 16 1993 The undera ogned Trutte11
l he t>enehc1ary unoe1 UUJ D...a
01 Trual l\eretofor• 1i.1>cul..O end
d111tv1ued 10 the und•u11gned • wntten ()eclarehon 01 der1u11 tnd
Demand tor Sale end • w111ten
No11ce OI Oer•ull tnd E141CllOn IO
Sell The unde<~ned c. .. uaed H•d
Not''" ol Oefeull and E'ec:loon to
S..i1 10 b" reco•Oe<I In lhf' counlr
""he<e I~ rt1al prope<1y •• localed
O•le 07 09 113 CE N TRAL (;AP1TA l
CORP ns Broedw•y San o..go CA 9210 I
161111 236·74 I•
OICI\ f0)1
ll1Ct1 P1nooe111
Put•h•M•O 011n11e Con• Do••r
P1101 reo 23 M.,e11 2 II t1193
eos.93 f;V.ACO INC •no EV.ANSHINE '193·&3 d••Clalma any l•ab•l•I~ for lllly COMPANIES INC • corporeuon -------------11ncorrec;1nn1 OI lhe Slletil •dd•M•
1nd•vldually i nd dba Ell.ACO Mt.IC NOTICE and ollle• c;ommon dM•gne11on 11 PU8LIC NOTICE
C 0 MP UT£ R T IM E S H ,AR ING any ShOwn he•t'ln
SERI/ICE ,.,8 EVACO. aka (V.ACO NOTICE O F DE AT H OF Sa•d sftl" woll t1" maoe Dul C·2AllO
11o1C tnd Don 1 througll 2~ F REDE R ICH WUNSCH aka without co•ena111 01 wa,,•nty SUPUUOA COURT OF
t1•<.lu•1v1 F R E DRIC H WUNCll AN O 9AP'~"' or '"'P"'•O 1og11dlng lltle CALIFORNIA,
a u MMOHS O F p ET IT I 0 N T O poua• .. on, or llncumbr1tnces 10 COUNTY OF CAH NUMal": MtlOll poy the rema1n1ng pnnc1pel sum ot LOS ANOfLEI
HOTtCl!I Vou lla n ben •ved. ADMIN ISTER ESTATE NO. lhe Mle 't8Cu1&d by saoo Deed ol CAH NUMllE" 1 13711 T~covrt meJdeclcle aollln•IJOU A-1 17!~3 . To all h1·iri., fru" w11n lnterast 111ereon as Cll'.ATION
wltllovt your being heard vni.u bt•nt fit i:trit•!< t•n-dlllJf) and P•o.iotd 1n u1d note advances •I Fr...:lom From p.,ental '°" •••pond within lCI <l•JA. "eed l' 11 n tr nu l' n I l' rt· ii 11 or~ "f any under Ille ltirms ol &a•O D4le<l Cuelody and Control the lntormetton ~w. " ul Tru\I le•n chugtos ano {AllANOONMENT)
A V t aoi U t l•d 111 •l d o f'redt:rich WunSt:h Jk..t ••pen ... 01 1nerru.i .. anco11111 {R• ADOf'Tio..)
<1em1nel1do Et ltlbunet puael• Frt'dnc·h Wum h ;md JX'™11\S l•uat1 ""at1>0 by H•O Deed 01 In into Mlltto• of 1fSS£ l ff 0011
Clec:ldlr C:Oftlr• Ud. tin audtencle e who ma \' b t o I hp r w 1 ~ t• T •u11 .,_,,,o,
....,,o• qve Ud rffpond• chftlro 1nlt•rf:l>tNf1u tht• will dlld or Th41 to1e1 amount ol '"" ,npa10 A. Ptl• .. on wh1.< vou1c1.,., OKl••ttd de '°diet ~ It ...,__kw>~ b•l•nce ot the obllgat•on 5eeu•OO t•ee l•orn tile cut10<lr dncl controt 01
elgue l'St.ale by lne properly 10 b• toto •no '"~ oeif'nl\
II rou .. 11n lo_.. th• advlCI 01 A 1>1:t1hon h..ii. lx.ot·n filt-d r1eeon1bl1 est•mateo cost• tu Paula " 0 0 11 ••• P•u••
111 allorney 1n 1!111 metier you bv Wilham Wul\!K·h 1n \hl' •llPttl-•nd lldvl/lCet at the time A11a11a 0011 1mOlho•1
Vloufd do •O promptly'°,,,., yOVf Sup~rlor Court or Orange-Of lh• lnlltll publlCtllOn ol th• wh••••bOul\ uri•nown end 10 Ill w11111n rHpon"' 1f ll'ly m•y be C Notq of Sele II $ 14 033 89 pe1y,n1 (11"''"'9 10 bf' tlM! 1a11 . .., 0, hied on hrne ounty requesting that The 1>41nelOCCery under .. tCI Deec:I mother of Ml•d mono• 1>41<aon abC.e
S• U•l•d den• 101,ciiar e l W 1 111 am Wun~ ch be ot Ttu1t nere10101e uecuteo and neme.3
conte10 do un 1bog100 en ••le a·ppointed aa perso nal delivered to 1ne under11g n1d • <iy o•Ofl• or lh•• Court ,ov •••
••unto d1be111 11ecer10 repretil'nt.auve ID admuuster •111ton Dlclor11tor1 of Oefeutt ano h•ra1>y c11eo eno l••a.,orao ior
inme<11tlemen1e d• Ml• mtne<• the l''itllle of Frederich Demand 101 S••• and • w111ten appeer oe1,,. Ille JoJOgt PreS>d•"ij
IU ••~t• OllC•ll• ll 11ay llgunl Notice of Oeleull •nd Ei.<:llon lo .n ()eptrtment :?34 rm 1 311 01 tne OUOOe -regot1r1<1a • ltempo WU n sch ( U n d l' r th f' Sell Tile unci..a.Qlled ceuMCI said ar,ove en11lll!d cou11 toceleo ,,
I TO THE DEFENDANT A CIVCI Independent Adrrums1.ratron Nol~ Of Oeltull •nd Eltcllon to Cr1m1nel Cou•1 Blog 2 10 w
compl11n1 hH b"n flied by the of Est.al.t.'5 Act) Th~ petltrun Sall to be rtc()IOOd 1n lhe county Temple Los A~ C.A 90Q 11 °"
pfe•n1111 eg11n11 You If you w1111 to I$ set for hl'lrma tn Dept wflet• the •HI 1>1QP9'1y 11 ioc.1.0 M•r 9 199l 11 II 00 A M ot 1h11 defend lhlt 11....,11 you mu.11 wtlllon D Dale Februery 16, 1983 O•y tllt!n end lhtl'e 10 '"'"' CluM
)0 dtyt •lier '"'• eummone 11 No 3 at 700 C1v1c Center Franklln Con~•nc. Corp 1r any you he•I' '""~ \lid P••ton
M<V.O on you ltte wtth th11 cout'I 1 Drive, West, m W City of 227~ W llncocn. SI• •F ,,.ou10 "'01 be d•• 11••d ''" rrorn
1978 Mttyllf l'lal" ( r •' I.•
CA 1126"7
(If • \t,etfl ·~d'f>llS (.JI
dtt•1gnt11•0r of P'<>tJen, ~ \I ,..
11.>ov~ nc;., wauan11 •!i Q·•~< ii••
c.0tn"'•ttir es• or c.ouectnwi~ •t 1
benet1<.te1y uhder !t&ld [,.,.,.d
1 ru~t b.,. reo•on f a tJr..,,u
del1ull '" t•,. 4lbloge• c;,n \.I'<
lh•reDy hereto•ortt ••Kutert "
c:se11,.-e1ed to 1,.,e "' :Jer).; t
•"ttts11 Uec.1a1atjor> o• Ot•a.,, 1 ~~ '°" s.... ••.d -····-· •• ' ... ot or e•tr a \<1 t e t 1 tJ t
,,, .. vnd,..r!tPiP eel t is ..
l,.ol~I) IC. Mll•ly ..... J v!J"ijnl
en d thertot1her th,. ·"
JfM•\ C.tUtfQti d' d • I ,. t•
Trust~ arnJ 0 1 ·• t· ,, '
'4•d l>N_+c1 ol T t 1,1
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8, Sa"o .-10 n~..
A1!i1~t4rl Seic,etA'
0~<' C 1, A••ll .,,,. •
Or •"Q" CA .,CH,e
: 14 8l:. e2et
wr1111n •••POON to the coniplelnt Santa Ana, Caltfornta on Anellolm. CA 92801 tile co,,1ro1 01 "''"•'•"I• tcco•d•no
Uri'"• you do ao. y0o• dele1111 well March30, 1983 at g 30 a.m (714) 9~0-0508 to the p.11111Qn "" ftie he•a.n ., be entered on 1ppllc111on 01 Ille Publlahed Oreng• Coe•• 0 11ty Fo• 1111ure to 1111110 you mey be ------------
Pub•~' f'I) Or8n._,. C 4\1
f'rlc• •Aatcl'I 2 <i I~ 1c.r;.1
plllnttll end thl• cour1 may enter 1 IF YOU OSJElCT to lhl' Piiot March II 18, 23. 1983 deemed gully or • C<tnltmp1 0 1 P\IJLIC NOTICf
jVdgmeni eg11n11 you t0t tile rellll granting of the petition. you t lSl-83 court ---F-IC_T_l_T-10-u-8--11-u"".a-,N=-e-=-85---
demano.o In the complaint. wti!Ch should either appt"ar at the .,._IC Mt'lflC( You ••• ho•ebv no11flad 01 1ne HAJlllE STATEMENT could rHull tn g•r11t1llm1n1 of hearing a n d lll&ll' yovr ~u.K. nv prov•s•on1 of C1vll Code \ 2l7 S 1 WIQM, tllclng of~ Of 1>foPer1Y b f I NO...,. ,.,. whtGh prov•CI• 1n.1uoge vi•li 1ov11M1 1 "• ot•o ... ong ''"'10" ' '1
0, olh•r ielier reque•t•d In the o 1ec t1ons or 1 e wntl~n ..... r ....... IALa the"''"°' end. of the'"'"' 10 111,,,. bu••nes• H b t 'th th t cw"eAll'tlOPe"TY ... C£1TON RE CORDS 1a • complllnt 0 JCC tons WI t' C'Ol.lr a• -ivaTI! ea•,. c"untel p1eaen1 The Court mey C r , , b f .. I r.. .. .. ~ \;Olumbll ,, ··~((>11111 l,A "· h 0 DATED OecembOr I!, 111112 e ore the hearing Your No. A-tnTM •~>point counMI 10 ••P•esettt the Joh" A,,.110 J• ,.9~ CC>t "''"'' LEE A BRANCH, appearance may be m ""l'IOO In, .................. ~,. __ 0110..... Sl•t• m1no1 whethot °' not 11111 m•no. II c p CA .. ~ 9"70 Clerk b "" C ................... """"' ·-able to alfoid counM4 •nd 11 ""'Y " '"'""''a po "' B Kethlowl A H or y your attorney of 1tllo1n1t for th• County of 1,0 unible 10 aHorel coun... ahttll Th11 ou111•1'•• 11 c •••Ovt1e,1 1, t " L. •YM. I F Y O U A R E A 0.llllQI In the Mell• of tile E.11111 •nd•Vldu•I .......,,,. CRED TOR of IRVING A, ADLER, Oec4Nt9od appoint counMI lo rep11Mnt the Juhn "n{lllO J•
M UCI A. HAT1CMJ, I or a conungt'nt Notloe '' hereby gl..,,.,, t11.a1 tile Plltnlf Th•• •••tt1m..,..1 .... 1,...., .... t,. ,..,.,
A Law Corp«ellon creditor of the decE"ued, yov unOor8'gnod w1t1 MM et Prl••t• Nie. The peuuon ftlld htlreon '1 1°' tile Coun1y C1to 01 O••"Ofl C<>•"• ~=!~J:~=~ lie. MO must fill' your claim with th• 10 Ill• high••• •nd bHt b ldde1 ro;r:~~~.!,':,~~1 cll•ld Feb •II •983
Tel: ll0-11111 court or preaenl it tu thl' tubjecl to conllrm•llon of H id D•ted Febfuery 23 1983 '20n"-'9
P I J Svpenor Cour1. on Of ttter the tal JO NJ CORC Pub''" .,o O•eng• Coot ~·• ·, P ub t•h•d 01enge CoHt Delly perso na rl'prest'n\allVt' d•y of Apt~ 1993 et the omc. 01 ~ OAAN l'itot f'eb 23 Maicll; 11 ,6 •98.
not Mer 9 l8, 23 30 19113 appointed by thf COi.i rt F11ncl• Mintz Proleutonal B R ty C1ao . 9 13 fl) 1224-43 w1thm rour months from thl' CorporatlOn 9•84 Wilthlre Blvd y l(UNIPO
date of first 111suanceo of No 200 Beverly H•ll• CA JOhn H ~~. PUBLIC NOTICE P\B.IC NOTICE
P'ICTITIOU• IW ... H
NA• ITATl!•NT
Tiie lollowlng pereon la doing
l>ullMUU
.AQUA TECH ENTERPRISES
23772 VII LI Co<vne MINIOll VtejO
Cel1fornle 9289 I
Em11y Oonntlty Latnarre. 23772
Ille L• Corune Mlaalon V1t10
C11110tn" 92891
Th•• buelnesa 11 conducted by en
lndlvldUtl
E1111ly 0 1.Amatre
Thie ll•ttmonl WH ftled with the
Cou11ty Clefk of O••noe Ooun1y on Ftbruery 1•, t993 ,.., ..
Publlthed Orange COHI Oa lly
Pllol, FllC> 23, Mardi ll. II, 10, 11183
950-el
NJUC NOTICE
PICTmOUI eua.H
NAM1 I T A TI!.MaHT
The tollowlng per1on I• dol11g ou .. ,_ ..
KATHREN MclNTYRE OESION a ILLUSTRATION. 2554 Elden Aw.
8-103, Colle Mota. Ce. 112927
Katflren Ann Mcintyre , 2664
Eio.ti A,.. , 8-103. Coata MoN. Ca
92t27
TNa ~ la oondUalod by an
lndMduel
Karllnn Ann McrlntyN
Th.It tltetement -ftled wttlr tho County CIMI of Ot"ango County on
Merdl 7, 1~
Pl1mt
Pubfflllad o~~ Cout Oally
l'llot .,..,, •• 1t. "· )0, 11U
letters as provided In k"C'Uun 9 0 2 I 1 3 2 4 6 c 0 ... n I~ 0 I L 0. Cov"ty C-..4 --· .... N•lTICI! A~ St11e ot Cellf0t111&. Ill 11111 Men f r---.-' 700 of the Ca1Jfom1a Probalt' tight 1111• end •nl••HI 01 U ICI In . ...... l'VeUCATI<>fC M CHAllTEA
Codt' The time for filing doc:Mood •I 11111 ,_ of deatll llnCI g:: .. c~~.c::=., e u ; .. °'!""TOUEll OF THE
C'la.Hns w11J not exp1n!' prwr 1111 the rtgllt 1111e llfld 1n1ere.s1 111e1 210 w Tempte atrMt i~s:ioi ~ N Y T " E " I U " Y
to four months from thl' da~ tile "1'1' 01 Hid dec:•Had hH Loe Ange .... Collf IOOU cw T:l'::.t~o aNTT • ....,1 ecqutred by Ol)e(t Uon of lew or 17._581 '.. "'"' of the hearing noticed above olherw•M other lh•n or 1n edditton 1 WAIHINQTOH. D c
YOU MAY EXAM IN 101h1tolNlddocouod 11thellme Publlahed Oieng" CoHt Delly WHERE.AS .. lltltctOI)' ~ Pltol Merci! 2 II. Ill 23, 1983 het be d the file kept by the coun fl OI dellll tn end to ell IM cettllil an r:ire .. nte tot~• I I 11 t d I Cl I l2l3-83 Compl•Oller or Ille Curre<1q1 tllal you are a perwn tn~res\ed "' proper y 1 ut • " ty o 11tD1JC """TICE NATION.AL &ANK OF SOUTHERN W111mlntter County of Or1ng1 rl.IU\. nv m thf' f.."9t.ate, you may !lt'rve Stell ol CllllOtlll• P•rllcululy i-------------I CALIFORNIA loc;alod In Sente A.n1
u po n the ex" cu' or or detcrll>Od u rottowa, 10 Mt flCmlOUI eUSINl l l S111e of Ca111orn11 haa complied
administrator, or UPon thl' Lot 9 T111e1 2990. u e11own on NAMI lfATt•NT w1111 all prov1110n• 01 the •tttvt" ot l'rl4lfl rteOfdOd In bo01! 71 37 The IOllOwlng pereone ere doing Ille UnlllCI StelH •equlred to bo att.om~y for the exCC'Utor o end 38, Mlle Mepe, ,oco(J:.T .. ,d 1>u11ne1a u complied with before being
adm1nuJ1rator, and rill' With county. more commonly known u NEVCO OIL COMPANY. LTO, au111011ud to commenco the
th e C'OUrt with proo( o f 14371 Nol• s1. We11m1n11er, CA 513 W P1omontory Dt"lvo Newport bu11n ... of banking .. • Nallon•I j 12713 Beech, Celllornl• 1121180 B111klnQ AMOC1•11on serv Ce, a written request · Navco Oil, inc • Celllornte NOW, THEREFORE. 1 11eraby
statin g that you de11r ~~ 1~ ~~\~.cfs~: . .':~'~1 c0tpor•llon. gene111 pertner 513 certify that the •bovt ·n•med
special notice of thtt flU"' o ten per oont of emouni bid 10 bo w Promontory Onv•. Newpo•t u1oc1111on It eutho1r11d to
a n i n v l' n t o r y 1 n depoellod "'4th bid Svbtect 10 IMM S..Ch, CeUl.:>m111 92860 commenee tile lx.l••n-of b•nlll"O
·--t f ,_,_ of 1--t 1nin l>09••••'-n Thi• bu••noea 11 con<luC1ed by • •• • Nattonel Benklnq ANOClllllon appra,_,men 0 es ....... &lie -·-· ott;; .... ~·· pertner"lhlp IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF Or of t he pet It IO n I o Ski• °' IO bo tn -lllng ~ u--A ,...,.,, inc wllneea my •lgn•ture end ... , of wlll be ttcolvld at Ille eforeatld .... _ vo accounle ml'nllon ed I offiM at •ny 11,.,,. •her lho 11,.1 ~· L Kern Qlltce Ihle 10th dey of Jenu•ry ~tlON of 1200 and 1200 pvblioltkln w.ot end boftlf• dlla vice P1fl1C18"t 11183 '
of th«' Californ ia Prot>.t ot .... Th•• tt•t-t wu nled with the C T CONOVER
Codl' Oiied 1111• 7th O•r of M•rCh. County Clotk of Or11n91 County on Comptroller or the Cufrency ' 1183 Februaty 23 1993 cn.rtet No 178:1~ Miller a•d Clearwalert Jay A4* ~ P11blle11.o Oreno• CoHt 011~
AttorD•)' •• Law, •• .,. Edo-Admine ot ltte1o Pvbllehed O••ng• Co••I O•lt)' Piiot. Merell. ,. 23, 30 . .,,,.
Admlr&l&J Wa)', S.J&e '701 °'NICI o.c.o.n1 Pttot. Mar 2. t . 1e 23. 1"3 1). ~ 21, Moy • tN3
Marlaa HI Bey, Calltonila ,........ -.U. 1-., t090-.83
HHl; (Ill) 1'7MIH. =------~.:Ti. MJC NOTICC Pvl>lltnod Orange C-C Ody ....,,, .... CA *11 PllOt,.M81ch I . 10. 11. 1M3 4-., ltt a.....
I t"-'3 '11blte11.G Ofan~ CoH t Delly
l'tlol. llbrCfl • • 10, "· 'Ml
1223-413
NIUC M>TICE
124'-IJ
I 10 Bfoedway
Cotta~
IM2·9t50 a. 11U7 In Oxnud. c.a. Sht la
1urvlved b)' her 1on1
Clifford and Allred ShlM,
d au•hltir Marie Shinn, ar•ndehlldren , Dou11 ...
C lUfo l'd1 and C.mml•. a
broth e r Tboma.e ff. Lane
1l1tAtr:h1-law Shlrley and
nepbew1 William and
------------: "~ NI.IC NOTICE
TO: HELIN 8URKI COWAM,
deughter of ANN.A (Crehen) aUfUCi :
end hu.bend of CARIY COWAN.
let• of NewpcM't Buch. Cellfornlaa. or her eurvMne chlldren
IALYl .... Otl
s..T'H A tuTMU ,
MSTCWf CHAP&
417 E 17th Sr ~.6,1
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wlll b. Mld on Tueaday,
Nard\ I&. INJ a t 11100.ut
at PacUlr Vtew Mortuary
pel ln Ueu of n owen
a r vW •arilliuU.. .. )'
• ...._ to th• Amtt'te.n 11Q-~.,...no v1ew ~I ""'PD'' lttch
M l.IC NOT!a
..
TAK£ NOTIC! that 1h• f u c utota Of th• 111110 or
KATHLH N irtTZPATAIOK, 1&19 Of WIMlPea, Manttot>a. Cenada.
wlll ... k dlr.ctlona from tho Coun · o( au .. n·a aonoh In
WIMI~. ManltOk on Aprll 11th, IN3, a t 10:00 o'clOoll In tho t~oon
AND TAKI NOTIC th11 If rD'I wlott to"*'• .....,tlllQnl
IMrfora lha Oour1 you ~' llf)pMt In P«80n or bV )'OUI' counae1. lalllng WhlOI\ en brdtr may b9 tnadt In your 1bMnol,
""'1Nf enqutrlel oen be made to .._ o.r of the Couti,
OOu.rt Of O\rlMl\'1 hnoftl .-01 iloadWwr A.enu.. WIM!pet. ......... a.n.csa. ftJO • •
111\Jblllfled Ot'tntt COMI Dlltt Hot, M I, t . \0, M UT
.~ •
lbday'a Annual Yleld Today's Annual Rate
• o •. &7% 10.003
• SAME OLD GUARANTEED HIGH INTEREST FOR 31/2 YEARS.
• SAME OLD CH~CK IN THE MAIL EVERY MONTH FOR 31/2 YEARS.
• SAME OLD FSLIC INSURANCE GUARDING YOUR FUNDS FOR 3112 YEARS.
• NO WILDLY EXCITING INTEREST FLUCTUATIONS FOR 31/2 YEARS.
• GET INTO A WESTERN FEDERAL GUARANTEED RATE ACCOUNT. ENJOY
TERRIFIC INTl!Rl!ST AND TRANQUILITY, TOO.
(Subslanttal penally for early withdrawal )
WESTERN FEDERAL
NEWPORT BEACH
• c."l",. ... Pb•·
(;ouc Ht1h"'°' ""·"" "' N""f"H' Ctn•<r On••
~l~· f7MI M+oi l\\
Mon.·l'h.n. ~ AM-4 PM
h..b~ 9~rM
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
LOUIS VENDITn AND OF
PETITION TO ADMIN·
ISTER ESTATE NO.
A·117U(
To all hein. benefidaries.
credltora and contingent
credlton of Louia Venditti
and persona who may be
otherwi.le interested ln the
will and/or estate:
A petition has been Wed
by Sylvia F. Guthne in tbe
Superior Court of Orance
County requesting that
Sylvia F . G u thrie be
appointed as per1onal
repre9etltative to adminiater
the estate of Louia Vend.ittJ
(under the Independent
Admlnlatr,.aUon of Elt11te1
Ad). 'The-/~tition la art for bee.rina in Dept. No. 3 at 700
Civic ~nter Drive, Wnt,
ln the Ctty of Santa Ana,
C..Ufornla on March 30, 1983
at 9:30 a.m.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
il'U'tinl of the petition you ahouJd either appear at the
hearlnt and atate your
objection. or tne written
objectlona wttb the court
before the hearlna. Your
appearance may ~ in penon
or by your att.omey.
COSTA MESA
l•\\&li.n ~
~u.u. • 171•1 ~9-'1141
M.-..Th""" ~AM4 r'M
m.io\ "AM.(> PM
'-n.nio~ I<' AM·Z PM
,
MISSION VIEJO
,:,..."""'lru"'n\..,u._, Pu\.".t\
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fn.f..,, '' \\I~ l'\t
~ ... .t., ,,, \ \t.! l'\t
Top~.
Terlyald Steak or
Prawn Dlmlen
for Just $5.95
Complete U.S. Choice dinners. including
soup or salad. baj(ed potato or rice pilaf and toasted
Ranch Bread
Values like these won't last forever so come
into Stuart Anderson's today. You're gonna feel
good inside.
IF Y OU ARE A
CBEDrr<>R or a contlneent
credit.or of the deceued, you
mi.t me your c:la1m wtth the
court or prnent•lt to the
perao nal repre1entattve
appointed by the court
WlUdn four months from the date of tlrat laauance of ~ .. pnMded in~
700 of lhe C.al1fom1a Prot.te Code. The tlrM for tlltna
c:Wn:w wtU not apltt prtor
to tour months trom I.he claw
of h9artna noac.t ~. YOU llA y EXAMINE FOUNT AIM VALLEY, GARDEN QROYI!,
a. me kllP' bf me court. u IANT A AHA J'CI'& an a pmwaa lntewted 1n ta. .... ,.. you 111111y *"'-TORRANCI, CIRRITOI, LAKDOODI ANAHEIM upon th• executor or l_-~!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!~~!!!~•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~•!!!!!!!!!!~~~--J ~torr ,or upon the . _.......,,far me eacua,. ----------------------------------..., .... ,.., and m. wtih -..c llmC( ...UC llJTlC[ "9lJC ll01lC( •
lh• eourl with proof of Mm .. M11 EM MlhlOUtW91 M111flOUeMWU tef"Y~, a written raqu.t ...... atA~ MAM1 atA~ NMm eta~ uatlDI that JOU dHlre .,,. ....... ..,_ -...,. , ... lollM!nO P«90fl II dolftt ,,. ~ ~ -doing
..... --"' the mine"' ~~"'°°°'· uot-A CWJ ~ ro "A" "I 0 u. --= :-:WHT CNAM ~. a n I ft v. D t 0 r 1 • n d .... ~ ..... ~ta. HO,.ITA"IAL HAVICH • .,,; 1110 w.t ..... Collt ..... CA IMll h rr ml Of-.. .. _.. oevh•. ~INIMl'l 01111.,., t&il K ..... A,,.., No. *·Loa Aleml•ot. mat. or of ,a.. peUUo•• or=~ "C", COltl ...... OA. CAI01to. JOl'lll MIOl'l••I M•ld•, i o11
account• m.aUond In ~a.~UOI• ~.:,.':'~~MC: ~·0r.-_:11~~~·1 ....._ " HOO .. aaoo.a ClllW It; .............. CA. tatN '*' ~ Colt•~ CA Htll. et thit Callfotnla Problw ·TMI '--11 ....,.... tV t!'----11......,.. tiy • TNll ..,_.II wdllllecl tiy 111 CliM. .............. ~ ~. .
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a... o. ,....,.. Of• ~ "'_.,._.on,.. cnlJ"!: '".,. .. ,... o._. o.a:."t.:
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /WecfMlde , Maroh 9 18'3 8S
Fluor sells oil, gas properties
Chicago firm pay• $28 mil/Jon for Wqulna Oil reserves
I
Irvine but-<! Fluor Corp hAt 1<>ld 8~.000 tiCJW
of undl•Vt1lopt1d oil lttue1 and other oU and Pl
P""J>t•rUt<11 w S.nt.a Jl'o Efwrl)' Co. ol Chlcqo for
S28 million
Fluor ofhdala Mid thw holdlnp were mc»t of
th4' remulnln1 rnerves from Cociuina OU Corp.
Fluor told lhe nutjorl\y of It.I Coqufna holdlnp lut
November to Petro-Lewi.I Corp of Denver tor $168
million
Fluor ha1 retained 8,600 acrea of off•hore
lHIH on tho California cout ln the Santa Maria
and Ventura baaina. Limited drilling partnerahiJ19,
»0me equipment and other uaeta ll.l'f' •Ull tc:heduled
for aale, a spokesman aaid
Coquln.a was a aul»tdlary of St Joe Mlnerala
Corp , which Fluor bought In 1981 for $2.2 billion.
Fluor uffldals had acknuwl~ged an interest In
•Wna I.heir CAquina hQldl.np bec:a...-of ronfUct.1
with COi porata lriratelMt
"We wanted to d.18pel any appeara.nce of dlt«'t
competition wtth our nwijor oO company cU.nta." a
oompany ·~ MJd thJa w k.
J'luor bo•r,_ lhn.wt prtmarily la ln aervtna
enerl)' and nautral ..au.nm induatrin th.rou.lfi enatneertna and OOnlU"UCUon .rvt.ce.. ~ IU¥l bu.UdJ.iia rettn.rie8 la a q,\Jllcant part of It.I
bual1*9.
The Coql.tlna holdinp 10ld to San\.ll Ft Erwrl)'
Co. are acattered t.hnJuahout the Rocky Mount.aln
atata IOUth lnto Texu, the apokmrnan Mid. Santa
Fe EMri)' Co. la a U!Ut ot Santa Fe lnduat.riM,
which a1*> la the pattnt company for the Santa Fe
Railway.
Japan securities buys 'easy'
Newport off ice has direct contact with Tokyo brokers
Amerkaru. who want to invest
m Japanese se<"unues can do so
directly now through
Prudential-Bache brokerage
offices in the United States.
offlctals have announced.
Prudential-Bache, with an
office in Newport Beach, haa a
branch office in Tokyo where
securities orde r s can be
.,.::"-
tranamitted, saJd John R Battoe,
of Prudential·Bache.
Insurance firni
A profe.ional reeearch 11taff In
Tokyo monitors in -
veatment-grade atocka of
Japanese com panies and
produces reporta on them tor
investors all over the world.
nanies 2 • executives
"The key to the future of the
international marketplace and
world securities markets , J
believe, ia the Pacific Basin -in
particular, Japan and it.a growing
economy," said Batt.oe. Newport Beach·based Pacific
Mutual Life lnsuranC(' Co. has
promoted two l o ngtime
employees -Roger W Beck and
Tom T Brown -to the position
of v1c.-e president.
The insurance carrier, the
largest life insurance firm
headquartered in lhe state, also
named H Warren Clark as
regional vice preside nt and
Joseph San Filippo as an
as&st.ant Vlct' president
Beck, who joined Pacific
Mutual in 1962 as an
administrative trainee, wa.s an
ass1St.ant •let president. AB vice
president, Beck will be in charge
of group benefits and
administration.
Brown came to work for
Pacific Mutual in 1959 and was
an office manager in Los Angeles
before being named a regional
vice preside nt. In his new role,
Bro wn will oversee group
insuranC(' sales.
He noted that Japan's share of
the world economy hu grown
from 3 percent in 1960 to around
10 percent.
"We a t Prude ntial-Bache
believe that the Japanese
securities program pr ovides
investors with a viable outlet for
a portion of their investment
objecuves It's an approach that
investors should find
worthwhile," Battoe l&id.
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Saudi minister says
OPEC near agreement
By 'ne A11oclatecl Prftt
S.udl otl m1n11i.r Shefk Ahmed Zaki YamanJ Mid
today that OPJ!'lC oU ch.ieta would "mo11t probably"
reach qreement on pnc. by tomorrow.
Houra earlier Iran, ln lt1 flrat 1eature of
oomprornl.te, wd at the OPEC meet.J.nc in London It
would cut Ua oU production tarpt by nearly one·third
lf the cuul ·~plans to redlJCle lta bue price of S:M a b&rftl.
"Our poeJtion la tor flx.aUon of the •~4 price.
1t.blllzaUon of the market, and we would cut our
production by I mllllon barrelt per day," uld deputy
lranJan oU m.lniater Abbu Honardooet.
Meanwhile, anal)'IU uy the failure of OPEX: to
reach an oil price aareement yesterday helped tngger
a big Wall Street .elloff.
The 1tock market retreated across the board
yesterday. The Dow J ones average of 3-0 tndutt.nala,
which had inched up a fraction Monday to cap a 47
pereent 1urge lince Augutt, tumbled by 21.96 point.
and cloeed at 1,119.78. I
Occidental inks China pact
PEKING -Occidental Petroleum Corp . one of
the largest United States' oLI companies, has signed an
interim agreement with China to develop a coal nune
in China'• Shanxi province The company said the
project la the flrtt major joint venture between a
Chlne1e state enterprise and a major Western
corporation.
Arco raises wholesale price
LOS ANGELES -AtlanUc Richfield Co, after a
year-long price war in which Arco has undercut many
a competitor, says it haa raised 1ta wholesaJe pnces by
three centa a gallon. Arco declined public comment on
its reasons for the increue, but the company had
averaged five cents a gallon lower than competJtors'
prices in recent months, oil Industry analyst Dan
Lundberg aa.id
Computer firm files bankruptcy
SAN JOSE -Magnuaon Computer Systems lnc.
will file a plan to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the
Bankruptcy Code, company ofhcials have said The
company reported an unaudited $21 6 million loss an
1982 equal to Sl.97 per share on revenue of $18 4
million. The fourth quart.er showed a $1 4 m1lhon
profit, or 13 cents a share, on revenue of S5 m1ll1on
Magnuson manufactures bus1neu computers
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Prized pies
Favorite desserts please
the eyes and palates too
Pie la probably the moat American of
deaaerta. Genet;atlona of good bakers have vted
wtth Mch other to create plea which are a feast for
the eyes, and dellcloua to eat.
When, u here, fllllnga fe~ture those f avorlte
flavors, chocolate and peanut butter, plea are
Indeed wonderful food . These recipes also offer
convenience In the form of cocoa and peanut
butter chps -and detectable crumb crusts.
Festive Frozen
Peanut Butter Pecan Pie
1 oup broken pecena
1Ai tabl11poone butter or rn.rprtne
2 oupe (12-ounoe pecbge) PMnut-llutter Chlpe
1Ai oup mllk
2 s-ounoe pecllegee cream ch1111, IOftenecl
YI oup oontectlonere' 1Uf8' 1 envelope whipped topping mix (to Jtek12 cup
. topping) .
Qrehem 0tecker pie cruet
Place pecana and butter or margarine In an 8-or
9-lnch pan; tout In a 325 degree oven for about 7
n11nutea. atlrrlng occaalonally, untll butter or margarine
la melted and nuta are coated. Set aalde to cool.
Meanwhlle, place peanut butter chlpa and 'la cup
mllk In top of double bolter. Stir conatantly over hot, not
bolling, water untll chip• are melted and blended with
mllk; cool 10 minutes.
Beat cream cheeee and contectloner9' auger untll
ftuffy; blend In peanut butter mixture. Prepare whipped
topping mix according to package directions; fold In
peanut butter mixture and 'la cup of the toasted pecans.
Pour Into crust; aprtnkle with remaining pecans. Freeze
overnight. 8 to 8 aervlnga.
Fudgy Coconut-Nut Pie
I Ubl11poone butter or marprlne, melted
1 oup MO• y, .cup oocoe
3 9911, ellghtlr beaten
1 te•poon vanllta
~ oup tleked oooonut
Y, oup ooerMly chopped nuta
or-.m ONCker pie crvet
Combine melted butter or margarine, sugar and
cocoa untll smooth. Add eggs and vanllla; blend well.
Stir In coconut and nuta. Pour Into cruat.
Place on baking sheet and bake at 350 degrees for
35 to 40 minutes or until tilting la eet. Cool. Garnish with
sweetened whipped cream and touted coconut or
chopped nuts, If deelred.
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Marbled Chocolate
Cheesecake
1 envelope unftnored gUttne
1cupmlll
1 pedr&gl (I ounoM) CfMm chHH, eoft9ned
2 pec1r...-(I ounoee) crwn ch1111 eoftetted
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IPMd until QeletlM ll completely dlllOfved, about 2
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proceee at high speed untll amooth. Pour 1~ cups
mixture Into lerge bowt. Add cocoa and 'la cup sugar to
mixture remaining In blender container, procea at low
See PRIZE P e Ct)
Supper for two
No leftovers unless they're planned
The American household Is changing -
and getting smaller. According to the
Census Bureau, more than half our adult
population lives In single or two-pef100
households. In fact. one and two-person
households comprise the fastest growing
segment of the population.
You cen buy prepared frozen entrees
and vegetables In one or two-servtng sizes.
But you can also buy fish and chicken
products. for exampfe, In famlly~
packages that let you use just a portion
and put the rest back Into the freezer for
another time. Many fruits. potatoes and
other vegetat»es come In polybags.
You can pour out what you need or use
the whole bag, a good example of value
and convenience. In either case, there are
no cooked leftovers unless you want them.
These recipes are designed for a llght,
easy eupper that can be ready In minutes.
Start with a Creole Fish Bake of fish
kabobs and white and wild rice with green
beans. cooked with a zesty Creole sauce.
prepared and served In the same
cookware to minimize cleanup.
Herbed Broccoli Florets and a colorful
dessert, Easy Fruit Trifle. complete the
meal which cen be prepared and served
wtthtn 20 mlnut•.
Creole fish bake
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continue baking 5 minutes or until mixture
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Serves two.
Note: For • servings. use entire
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In one 2\'z quart cassefole. Bake In
preheated 350 degrees F. oven 20
minutes; top with Creole Sauce and bake
5 minutes longer or until thoroughly
heated.
•Variation: Use frozen chicken
nuggets In place of fish kabobs. Replace
"Sauce Makings" with dash of paprika
and dash of pepper for Creole Sauce;
proceed with above recipe.
Herbed Broccoli Florets
~10 ounoe) package tro1en brooooll ......, thewed
2 taibl11p a orae butter or margartne
tAa t111poan bMI
'Al t111pDOft ~ .,.... pepper
Arrange brocooll florets In 1 '4-ounce
baking dish with cover. Melt butter In smaU saucepan. Stif In
remaining lngredtenta. Spoon butter
mixture over ftofett; t088. Cover and bake
In preheated 350 degreee F. own 16
mlnut• or untU broocoll la thoroughly
heated. S«we 2.
Nota: For .. aervtngs. double the
above lngt9ClentL Arrange broccoll In •
1-quart CM1erole with cowr. Cover. beke u gMM'l abo¥e. lnoteulng beklng time 6
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International dishes featured in local cooking claBses
C.O... Hardware, UC>
Broedway, LAauna
Beach, often a \'ariety
ofcooklna~ prwen*'" by c;~ lnstructon. dona.,..
n-=-ary and mUlt be
made ln advance. c.an
48.7-4003 for more
information.
On Saturday, 10:30
a.m., KatJe Lana
Slattery, recentfy
returned from intensive oookina cI... ln Hona Kona. will share her
experience..
On the menu for Olm
Sum Brunch are 1uch
Ch.lne9e ct.Jk:edel u
Stir-Fried r.o with
Crab and "t.re>ek Stw-k'1
Fin;" Shao Mal, ScallJon
Cakes and Glnaered
Fruit. Colt of the clue
UI UO.
On Saturday. March
26, alao at 10:30 a.m.,
Slattery will pre.ent
three redpm from
around the world
featwi.na hard-cooked
eggs, ana will give
1pecial polnten oo how
to cook the ega.
Recipes to be
prepared include
Chinese 4 Happlnea
E.gga, ~Spicy Tomato and
Oeufs a la pe, a
country French dish of
egga ln creamy onion
sauce. Coat la $10.
Betsy Moulton will
prepare a Very Special
Easter Dinner on
Wedne9day, March 23,
10:30 a.m. The menu
will include a boneless
Leg of Lamb with
Mushroom Nut Stuffing
and Madeira Sauce,
Spinach Feata Phyllo
Pie; Sauteed
Cucumbers, Carrots and
Snow-Peas and
Strawberry, Almond
and Orange Bavarian
Fee is $15.
Roy Pingo will offer a
two-clasa aeries on
French Provincial
Cooking. The first cl.ass
on Thunday, March 17 ,
will present Beef
Ragout Provencal with
Demi-Glace Sauce;
Crouatades with three
cheese and Duxelles;
Ras berry Tart with
Neb Putry Cnaal The
dMI rneeta at 7 p.m
Second ln \he •ri•.
alao meedna at 7 p.m .,
wWbe~n~ Thunday, M..n:h 31.
Caet of ..ch dam la • 1 D
or •2& for both.
ra..rd• International
Cookware, 2919 & C.O..t
Hlahway, Ozona del Mar, hu echedwec:t •
SAVI
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concentporary J'rwnch
Culllne clMa felturinl
renowned chef Jonatlian
Eaxman ol Mlchul'a
Rtl\&u.nnl 1n Santa
Monica on Tuoeday,
March lD, at 10.30 a.m.
Caet la t&(). Call
973-2$43 tor
,.._rvatJona
Tho Broadway'•
"Look Oood, Feel
llestlfToll HoustrCookies Win Nalional
'Jasfe 'Jests! Ntstll" Toll Hvust•' Cookies tire tilt• best-tasting
rhocoln le rllip rookit•s you rn11 l1t1ke. 'f1iat's bemuse the11're the only ones
11111tit' with tltt' Origi1tt1 Rt•cipe 1111d Nestle Toll Hott st•" Morsels. Titt•
creamiest morsels witlt
1913 The NHU. Co Inc r-f/tC' ric/t, real
SAVE 25~on
sunLIOHT.
Dishwashing liquid
any size except 12 oz.
DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE
REAL LfMON JUIQ
ave
¢
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on fresh, hot
Pillsbury Biscuits.
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QOOdnue thil wlG wlU> tht appnranat of chefa
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County' I finelt
~led wtllbt Chan , on
S.tw'day at 1 J>.m. at
tht N~port SMch
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SAVE 25~ on SUnLIQHT.
anys1u except 12 oz Dishwashing Uqu1d
OLD EL PASO"Taco Sauce tastes
more like a salsa than a sauce. It's
good and thick. Made with chunks
of fresh-picked tomatoes and zesty
green chilies. Discover what a
delicious difference OLD EL PASO'
Taco Sauce can make in your
tacos ... and in goodness knows how
many other family favorites.
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Trend to serving premium house • wines applauded
If .JIARY D. MBA.I>
BY TRB OLA.II -
The '-'"' "no... wine'' 1ra1 become a Jok• In
moat Am•rlcan
reataurant1, b1cau1e
moat ree&auranta Mle<:t
the wine they pour by
\be alul, not bel9d on
quality but Oft Dricl.
It fnvarlably com••
from a a to 4 uw Jue, or
even lara•r contalnerJ·
and Ui the kind ot UQwa you buy at t'"he
aapennarut for pennies
• aervtng.
Even thou1h 1uch a
wine may co1t a
restaurant only 20 to 30
centa a llix-ounce eervtng,
they 1tUl char1e
conawneR .1.50 or more.
For thi1 reason, few
•tablilhmenta advertise
or brag about what
they're serving. Can't
1ay t blame them .
Con1umera 1hould be
aware that. by 1-w, the
operator hu to tell them
what ii being poured if
uked.
Truthfully, moat of
the1e wine• aren. t
terrible, ju1t terribly
overpriced. Callfornia
makes I01'De of the best
"jug" wines ln the world. -'n\e point of thia item
ii not to simply complain
about overpriced "house
winet1" one more time,
but to promote a trend
that it developing and
needs all the
encouragement it can
get. not just from writers
but from conawnen, too.
More and more
reltauranta are offering,
ln addition to the usual
"jug" wine, premium
bottled wines -by the
gl.aas. And yes they cost
more, but -value-wiae
they are by far the better
~y ahould a
re1taurant bother to
offer better wines by the
glaa? The reasons are
numerous. .
It is especially
attractive 1o the single
. diner who baa sense
enough not to attempt
consumption of a full
bottle all alone. and is
attractive, tQo, for the
couple who can't agree
on white or red. becau.e
one la having fish, the
other beef.
And more and more
folla who have adopted
the moderation of wine
at cocktail time, would
be more than willlng to
pay a bit mott for a gla.
of good Riesling or
Chardonnay inatead of
the cheaper "jug" white.
Even parties of 'two or
mor e could tak e
advantage of premium
wine by the 1du9.
To be able to order
tometbing different by
the l1ul to accompany
appetizer or demert adds
to the dln1n.g experien&.lle
without having to buy
more wine than we
want.
Since the invention of
a champagne bottle
·· 1topper that really
worka, even apar~
wines are being off
by the gla11, which
aDowl the beWraae to be
wed • an aper11f while
table wine la Clldered to
~dln.Dw.
To make IW'e thla new
tread .. -~ make ..... to oompUmtnt dx.e
I I offellnll the~. and
! requ .. t lt from tho1e
wbodono&.
1 INbUITRY NOTEI
-Wlaet often 10und1 uu ~ ...... .._ newt
can of ten have -.,.rrzrmc tmpect on .........,.. Mamttna
clffla. PUl'CQ ... ana
•• ~ .. affect not
OD 1 palltJ b(at
•• 0 I !11111'1 of wm.. lldllil ....... to
dllrft, tw ,e•a•jle,
........ wOJbe ........ ···•"•• ~;..,_,,.;z .: c: Villa __ , In
••11••• Couatr •• ._ ltl .. uaahtp,
•
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8-wdt bnpoMI .. th9
flnn that d11\rfbu'41 the intention to takt an Ma11on outrllht, and
(lumber one rum from equity poalUon In a import• nume r o u1
Puorto Rico, whic h prtmlum California brand 1 f o r U .S .
provided Buena Vl!fta wl.neey (u a Jot ot 11Mrlta marketma.
wtt.h very •tranc marbt companlea are dol~ • One of 8H1nm'1 penetration tlu'O\.\about and Couldn't make a companl11 11 called
the U.S. The qu•Uon, of to buy Into Buena Vllta. Cha&eau & JDatate, which
coune, la a.n Buena Ano th• r •pl r l ti 1peoiallse1 In 1ellln1
VIila do M aood •Job of company, the lar1Ht famoua wtMI from lmAll
m. k In. r" w 1 n e I actually. SH1ram, ,, European wine .......
available u s..rdi did? already in th• wine plua one amaU CalifomJa
Why tM 1pUt? Becardl bu1Jne11 ln a btc way. winery, Gundlach·
ha1 announced ltl Sea1ram own• Pau!_ Bundlcu.
BONDED MEATS
CORNED BEEF
BRISKET
POlllt c_ut. IRar Cut lD , S91
LARGE END
RIB ROAST
lonOICI IMf
RIB EYE
'STEAK
IOnetftS londlNI llftf
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.. 139
.. 179
.. 298
, lnUHd of buyin1.
Suaram l• about to
become involved in
market1n1 a1reem1n1.1
with 1ever1l more
C alifo rnia brand1,
thouah a MW firm that
wW be WJed AIMrlcan
a..aWlneCo. Already llaned up are
Bandlera, S"a1• Creek
and John B. Merritt
wJne1, 1mall premium
h bell that 1hould
become more avallable to
OOl\IWMn u a ...Wt of
broader markettn1.
Happy
St Patrtck'S Day!
8 • 1 a r a m l 1 a 1 1 o DOdCetboOk are ·~ n•1otlatin1 with two io, well, rm ton.Cf to tall
famou1 Napa Valle y you.
ea\aet wlnerte., and Ont PORTO PALO VINO.
ln Mont.Ny County. BiANCO (about M tor
1.& liter) That'• n1ht1
BEST BVY -l'm ·Four bucka for a 2-bOWe
almolt eorry to •Y that else, and the wine la one of the bm valuea ln ilJcht, deUcate,,J:leul and
everyday whit• win• most Import.an( dry. '!be
drtnklna come• from · problem with moat
Italy. It'• pretty obvtoua inexpenalve Callfomla
ln my wriUna that l'm a whltea t. etthet coo much
Ca\lfornia chauvlfti1t, .flavor or t.oo mucb .....-.
but when aomeone doel either factor cMltro)'tnl
lt better and cheaper, \he wine'• aDl)ea) when
when both palate and ..,-ved with lOod,
Porto Palo haa f ruh,
but lt la aubdued, th&
acid• are crl1p and
natural, and ,.._ ahar
1Lu1 can b9 conaumecS
without Urina the .,.tat.t
or fiahUnl die flavor ot
IMlood or other deJJc:aLt
d.lahel.
The win • ha• a
.crew-cap clo1ure. H
beftta • product-deqned
for youthful conaump·
don. Corka are really an
aftectation unle11 the
w i ne la meant for
lensthy qina.
QUALITY PRODUCE
SOLID ~.10 CABBACE
NutrltlOUS
WHITE ROSE ... 19 POTA"fOES us No ,
TABLE ,,.19 . CARROTS
T <>Pl tn Vlt amtn A
COLDEN ... 23 BANANAS
llPt. lltaov to Ut
GENERIC SAVINGS
PORK SHOU.DER 89 ~~JSt~ LD • EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ON CANNED & PACKAGED GENERIC
CHILI
OUARTER
PORK LOIN
lnCtuOll llaot l ib
LOlfl SlrlOln Cun
.. 179 .
FRYING
CHICKEN
MIOlt IOOY. SOUtnem Grade A
... 49
BLADE CUT 99 CHUCK ROAST
londl09'ef Lb•
CROSS ~18 ROAST -.U•--00.0 .
ROUNOSTEAK ""'Cllf--.nl _ _,
LADY LEE HOT LINKS .._ .. _,(IO
llOL9fs.lll.ltiGM ... ...,, •• ' •••••••
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ....at __ , ....... .
.. 1.98
.. 2.07
,, 1.79
.. 2.59
~ ~~~~ BAC~ .... , 1.88
~!2~~~ .. 2.49
~~.~~~-B_A_~~N ..... ..,, 1.59
~~~R~~'NO.~~E·F· .. 1.29
~~!.OF.~O~ER SOl~ .. 2.89
~:.!.,?F ~~-x. ~Ol~ .. 2.5 9
~~~E~A!~ISH11 1.89
~~.~~~~ .?,~ST~~S .. ~ .1. 79
!..~~.~!~.~~.~,~~.'" 2.89 ~~.~.!~~~~ ...... "1.99 ~.~.~~~!~~. ~~~~ .... ".99
~~-~~ ......... 2.79
~'.~.~~~.~~~~.~. ~ 1.49
r FOi.GER'S 229 !KERN'S 169 COFFEE _ ~~o!,~RVE~ or Jar • GrlllOl 16 or CM't -
r~L~::,...39 r R.C. & DIET 99 RITE ca.A
7 Lrr 8tl • r HONEY-NUT 199 r RICE·A·RONI 59 CHEERIOS ~£~~MIX~~ IOI. Gtnerll lllllS :io or Bo•
pe DUNC"AN HINES 87 r HARVEST DAY 55
' ~~ M,l~Sao• • !.i~wi!?, 2• or to1t •
I~~~E SALT 1IOI 0. .27 f' QUIQ( 'N TEM>ER , __ OOH 44 Olt-·-· .. ... 101 ""t . ,..
I~~~·~ ~II( IJOI u.2.59 r LADY LEE MA ~ONN~~~ 1. 09
I~~.~~!~TTl~~1.59
LOW FAT
'"'"189 MILK
LMIVlM
r ~l.CE "o"'" 169
r ;!i~~~~.~~ ... 2 99
~.~OCENIZEO MILK "" '" 1. 9 3
~!DE AA LARGE EGc;, ""' .93
~~~~.MARGARINE ''°' <,., .39
l ~!~~.~~RS ,,.,, -.99
IHUN<iRY-MAN DINNERS 177 •• ~ ..... -(IO ""'° ( ...... 0-.. ...,.Oft '• OI let • l!!~.~ ~~~H '°'°' .. c 1. 99
l~~~T'~ .c~I~ -~~A~S 1001CM•79
rg~~~T~~2.49
l~~~~s IOl '°91•43
@l=~~~,..~or-1.19
lr!!~~~-~ J~ICE~or~ 1.29
lS,~~,.!~ ~~IPS ''°'_ 1.69
l~!,~.~~ SP~~~ IM• 99
l~.!r 'N ~ow MC•.,, 2.29 !SARA ~e ~ ~-1.59
I~~.~~?OK~~S ••or-1.59 l~E,:,IO!.i~!!T?E~or-1.25
DELI DELIGHTS l~!·.~~~~iw .79
"°'-.99
I
Wltnau m
GENt:RIC SHORTEN!~~ , •• 1.49
~~N BREAD MUFFIN ~I~"". 2 3
GENERIC CAT LITTE~ .. -1.49
GENERIC APPLE JUISE°' "' 1. 4 9
~C!!.ONI & CHEESE .. t>l.,..24
PICANTE SAUCE ·•01 .... 98 ~--
!!?-~SS TEA BAC~ow .,. 1. 29
~;,~~CET ABLES'°°' ...... 79
GENERIC BLEACH
<-'< ·~ .73
~SPO~~LE OIAPE~~ .,. 6.09
GENE~IC CAT FOOD '°"'"'3.14
HOUSEHOLD & PET
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Doc... )'OW' chill aiulef c.an you bake a dovil'1 food cab th.at'• dJvtn.7
Perh.ape you are quJck with a quiche.
If IO, the Dally Pilot wanta to hear from you
and 1hare your reclpea with our ,..adera In an
upcominc fee tu.re •rl•, "Cook of the Week."
The aeries wlU include a photo of the 1pedal
cook, a ahort protU. and two outatandlnl recfp..
We'd like you to tend eeveral of your best,
favorite or ortatnala and we'll eelect a couple to
print eech Week.
Recipes (not reetrlcted to the catesories above)
can repreeent the full ranp ot CJOOkina, bakJ.na.
barbeculng and mlcrowave.
Send them to the Food Editor, c/o the Dally
Pilot, P.O. Box 1660, Coet.a Mesa, Calif. 92628 and
please Include your name, addreaa •nd phone
number. .
Authentic dish keeps tradition
I
' (Ody HtmeY Bak§d Ham~
the ~ter Bunnys seal ef approval.
O.-lic1ou1. rudy·to·iwrvt Hon•y Blkf'd Ham 11 ~rftt1 for your utt•r d1nnu Wt'vt dont
all tht' wor~, IO you'll h•vr mol't' tlm• for your f•mily •nd fri•nda Ev•ry Honey B.J.f'd
Ham 11 fully ·coo~f'<I. 1pir•I slocf'd and conrf'd "'"th our tttr•t apir• glatt' You can count on
our q~llty, too. btouw our family'• lpKl•I curing cl't'att't • un1qu• flavor that ha• nn-u
varif'd in mort' thu• SO yt•n Don't bt foolN by 1m1t.thont Hon«"y S.kt'd Ham IJ
avaalabl« only at our company 11orn ~ 1urr to ordn your Uslu Honry &.kt'd Ham urly.
GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE ANYTM
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Starts crunchy and
stays crunchy so
your whole family
will love ltt
on9Z4m.
NutCrundl
R81 INBR8N
A dellclous new
combination of Honey,
Walnuts, Crunchy Cereal
Nuggets and Raisin Bran
Hurr~ offer expires
April 30, 1983
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Prize-winning pies are also easy on the eyes
(Fromcoverpage) Pourlntocn&1t bunertn1mall,hHvy mayt>.ret\Ntedlntop bM&en cupau1arlnmedlum unill emooth . Add Ch1111&mlnuc..rwu.
•peed un\U blendod. Place on t>.kina ah .. t uuciepan. of double boiler over hot 1 ~ cup. milk aauoepan; blend ln ea peanut butwr chlpe to 11 tan cruau ~ full wtt.h
Carefully 1poon OOOOll and bake at 330 dtlfMe Stlr con1tantly over w • t • r , or In the l tlfUpoon Vl'ntlla yollu and milk . Let remalnln1 mixture In c:h oc:olate; top whh
over mixture ln bowl; for 30 mlnutt1; cool low heat untll chlpei ancJ mkruw•v• Yt cup peanut butt.ttr it.and l mlnu&e. Huc:epan; whl1k until pN.nUt butter mfxtunt.
1 wtrl i•ntly wllh Servr wedau with buttcraremrll<"dand CHOCOLATEPEANtJT &:h11.11 Cook, 1tlrrin1 1muo th . Chill until 0rrevt'fleproc9du,.. ..
apatula Pour lnto Cl'\Ut, 1coop1 of vanllla lco thorouaihly c:ombln•d llU'M'ER CHIP TARTS 3 oaa whilft oonatantly, over ww heat mixtw-.e mound a.UahUy placln1 peanut butter
chlli until Mt about 3 cream and Pranut Butt.er w Ith rum• In In I 14 cup butter or l tabloepQOn auaar unUl aelatine ii di.olved when dropped from chip mixture on the
houn. Decorate with Sauce. 8 Mrvtnp ln1Crrdlf't1t1 Rl•move mar~1artno, molted 2 1raham crllcker and mixture u,ht.ly coeta 1poon bottom, chocolat. layer
c h oc 0 I ate cur 11 , 1 f Peanut Butt.er Saun'. from he a l , add I \4 cup 00009 tart cruata a 1poon. Do not boll . Beat ea whit.m with 1 on top. Chill completely
detired. Comb I n e l ~ cu p 1 teupoon vanUlAI W cup •LIP" Bl• n d bu t t • r or Removei....ftom heat; add tableapoon 1uaar until -ab o u t 2 hour• .
EASY CREAMY peanut butter chlpt, ~ Serve warm (For 1 envelope un-marprlne, coco. and ~ vanilla. 1tlff Fold \.i beaten Garnbh with whipped
PEANUT BUTTER cup evaporated milk, 2 thinner aaucc, add am.all flavored platJrMt cup aupr W\UI amooth ln Immediately pour I white• Into chocolat•: cream and additional
PIE DELUXE tablespoon• liihl corn amount of evaporated ~cup 1uaar 1mall bowl, ael aaldt. cup hot mlxtut• Into remal/lln1 white• In to peanut but~r chlpe, It
lcuppeanutbulter,_.•y~r_u~p-•_n_d~l -~~bl_es~poo.___n~m-l_lk_.)~l-cu_p_u~u-ce~Sa~~~~~3--e&B~-yo_l_kl_._~_11~h_t.l~y.___Co_m~bln~o~1~•-la_Une~-and~-~~-co_c_o_a~m-l_x_tu_r_e_,_w_h_l_a_k_..pe~an_u_t~bu_t_te_r~m-l_xt_u_r_•·~delired_.. __ ~~~~~~
chipe
~ cup 1weeten~d
rondenaed milk
l 3-ounce package
Cn!&tll ch~. aof tened
1 teaspoon lemon
juice
~ cup heavy cream
Graham cracker pie
cru.t
Whipped Cr eam
Topping (ingred1ents and
recipe below)
Peanut butter chips
for famish . P ace peanut butter
chips and condensed
milk in a small, heavy
uucepan. Stir ronstant.ly
over low heat until chips
are melted and mixture
la blended; remove from
heat. Beat cream cheese
and lemon juice in small
mixer bowl untll
fluffy.
A dd warm peanut
butter mixture, beat on
medium speed 1 minute;
cool sllghHy . Whip
cream, fold In peanut
butter-cream cheese
mi.xtw-e. Pour into crust.
Chill ovemlght.
Spread Wh ipped
C ream Topping over
filling and garnish with
peanut butter chips just
before serving. 8
aervings.
Wh ipped Cream
Topping: Combine 1h
cup heavy c ream, l
tablespoon confectioners'
sugar and ~ teaspoon
vanilla in small mixer
bowl; whip until atiff.
COCOA-PEANUT
BUTTER CHIP
BROWNIE PIE
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
l cup sugar
~ cup butter or
margarine, melted
1h cup unsifted
all-purpoee flour
~cup cocoa
\!$ teaspoon salt
~ cup peanut butt.er
chips
Butter-fl avored pie
crust
Vanilla ice cream
Peanut Butter Sauce
(ingredienta and recipe
below)
L!Rht.ly beat eggs and
vanilla in small mixer
bowl; blend m sugar and
melted butter or
margarine . Combine
flour, cocoa and aalt; add
to egg mixture. Stir in
peanut butter c hips.
Economy
meal idea
CBlcgEN MANDALAY
~ cup walnut pieces
1 tablespoon butter
or margarine
3 c up s coo ked
chicken . left in large
pieces
1 clove garlic , minced •
1 can (8 oz.) sliced
water chestnuts
1 can (4 oz.) sliced
mu1hroom1 (reserve
liquid)
1 cup thinly sliced
c:elery
1 can (8 0%.) chunk
pineapple, drained
~ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons
com.si.rch
\4 cup eoy sauce
l tablespoon sugar
1 ~ t eas p oo n
chicken bouillon cry11ta.ls
~ Cup c hopped
tomato
~ cup c h o pped
ftreerl pepper
6 thinly alioed green
• oniona, lncluding top.
3 cup1 h ot cooked
rice
S.ute walnut piecee in
buUet ln. 10-incb akillet
until brown; remove and
Mt ulde. Add enou1h
water to muahroom
liquid to make 2 cup..
Add l cup of Udl ~u1d
to lkWet. .ur In chk:bn.
,...Uc, water chestnuts,
mutbrooma, celery , I pn.pp1a, anc1 ..it: cook
• over medium heat G
minute•. Combine
rematn.ln1 llcauld with
cocmtattb, IO)' AUCe,
1u1er, and bouillon
·~ . • ~dd to 1kJllet end ~ .antnc. unUJ dlar
aDcl tb&cken.d, 2 '° 3 • mlaut.ff. Add tomato,
''"" pe9per. onlona, .. ,d walnut•; heat ........ lerwtNW ...
ot' fbilf1 Molt. Mam e .,,.....
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Where Our LOW~ PRICES Are As ~,
Fa111ous As Oilr Meat!
and that's no blarney!
Van C..mp'•
PorkU
Beans
STATER 9R06. 12-0Z BE.El
Meat Or Beef Cube
Wien en Steak
9fr .. SZ.49 ..
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I!h Gr.fruit ~ Jlice
•v•111n1u
Kraft
Dressiags
Pu~'n Boots 76c
Cat Food
Meow Mix 1 ' s.59 Cat Food -..,_
Kitty . s .. 79 Li~er .a..
Stater Bros. s ... 8C)
Milk .&e
Pep~rm i nt s... 75 Patt a es .&e
Seve~ Sea~ $... 29 Dressing .&e
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"1T H IOI/II CAIAM ~Nestle ~ lllik F1dge Ironies
cii;niLTUn.;ATER 1
CHICKEN Of THE SEA SOLID, IN WATER
Tuna ..
&~oz 78e
1oz8 I.33
RAOU HOMESTYLE MEAT MUSHROOM OR PlAJN • 6 Spaghetti Sauce I "l2 0Z I. S
OUICI( N TENDER, CHEESE, CHICKEN, 8UrfERIHERB e
Noodles * 4't0Z 44 lAUN~Y OETEAOENl KING SIZE -=
Oxydol 'I MOZ•3.64
tf 1000Z •2.os ARM & HAMMER
Washing Socia
ZEE BATHROOM TISSUE 6 1 99e
Nlee'n Soft w 4R0 ll
WHITE OR ASSORTED ~ e Kleenex Tlaue\ _ 1 ~ 200CT 75
Hl·Drl Towel• ii !ROLL ne
BAR
Irish Sprlaa Soap
REOUL.AR RUFFLES
. 70Z 54e
12-0Z ·-.6·· Potato Chips ...
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Grapes IJW&TQ;UAH~SOIU!8 ui89°
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Get greatest nutrition for fewest calories
By BAl\BAl\A
GllBONI
If y ou "hav• to t a t
1parln1ly lO 1tay 1llm,
th e vftamln -mlntral
oonten t of food la doubly
lmpor\al\ t . !very aip and
nibble ha1 to carry ha
own wetaht In nuuition
Popplf\I vitamin pilla
la no ~tt. Your beat
and rno.t balanced IOW"Ce
of nuuienta ii lhe food
you eat ... lhe orilinal
chewable vitamira.
What food.I offer lhe
mo1t nutrition for th e
aa Uver, kldney1, loan
mHta, whole aralne, :rv
yolk• and ar••n lea y
YTit.ablee. •ttarlana take note: 8-l 2 abundant only In
meet and dairy fooch.
Why you "* lhem:
lh4' fkomplex helpe the
body tight stre11 and
Infection. build blood
and rebuild tl11ue B
vlt.amhu hl'lp the body
uae the nourlahmenl In
food.
deflclonc.'IH. fa\liUt,
iwrvouan~. depl'Wlion, BllM GOURMIT Irritability, l.'UUIUpaUon,
1kln ra1he1 , oy~
lrrltationa •nd cr11dui at
lh• corn r ut th• mouth. •uppllt•ll 111 llV1.'I uml V I T AMI N E : otht'r 011iu11 11wu1.M, ll·u n
Low calortt 1ourcu n•d mrots, f'filil yolk1, Include wholt-whoat wholt' wlwul, 1 urk gr 1.-c11
and othl'r whole araln v~gl'lMbl~• nnd pl'al
cer.&al•. drl~d peu . Allo. drll'<i fruit 1JrU111'1t,
bffna, brown rict-rulahu., uprkol.I
Why you n~ed It. Why Jou 111•1•(.t il to Bellev.id 10 bt-needed fom1 n blood ('l•ll'i und
tor cell development and prevent &nt<mla Early
11lgn of dt-fldt1nt.·y. luc:k of
Why yuu nHd I\. lO control th~ lhyro6d lland fruU.a and v•1•table1,•
r.butld bunH, teoth, that refiul1\e1 peu, buM and whole
mU11C1t. .. Mnd nerve U.111ue, IMtaboltJll'n. t'I addad to l"ain foode.
1.o ruufi lhu bod~ m&U iodized aalt but a b9u.r IODI U M AND
UIM.' or ron SIMp ~ IOuroct LI l-.n N&food. POTASSIU M work
I I l• U It I 111 I) n an111nti u nd let6' ~ramp• are P H OS PH O R US lol•thet t.o reauJ.ate the woml•n tfurln11 tholr o mo ng th..i toarly function• 1lmllarly l o bod y'1 water content and
1111•1utruull11f Yt.'lt'S ) dt1flc1tmcy 1iana calcium. lt'1 found In muat b9 ~t ln ~ ('AL. C 1 l M : Lu w Bont-1011 , eaay lean mea&a, nonfat milk Sodium overuted in uilu1ll' 1o urcc1 In frlK'lW'ft and lhrln:«• and other lean dairy many Amet1can fooda in
<' I u cl " • k I m milk , tn htl,ht cim event y the form of table .. it.
low t., t l'Cl l la6'C c ht'Cll' teau t Bun4' lo 1 s tooda, whole &rain.a, ~-Potumlum. on the other und yol(urt, IOUJ)ll rrwdt' (osteoporo1l1) 11 a and bean.. hand, t. found In fruJt l rum lxim•a, hrdlnl'lf or t.'Ommon problem &mOl\I MAGN ESIUM woru (especially banana.I and o thl·r flah contulning women Ef\jt midlife. with lhe 8 vitamin.a and oranges), areen leafy
bOlll'I Alim 1wybeans, OTH MINERALS culclum, and la found ln
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Some of the earlA refroducUve function. ~etables, whole &rains manlteata tlons of R ON la richly e nergy (Iron-poor blood h•ufy grl't'n vegt•l.ables. I ODI NE helpa to lean dairy food1, fresh peal.
don 't dtfferenliate
between high-and
low-ealone IOW'Ct!9.
Con1lder vitamin A ,
for example. It's widely
supplied In butter and
cheese, both high in
calories. But you can just
as easily meet your
A-requirement, for a
fraction of t he fat and
ca l ories, with
carotene-rich fruits and
vegetables.
The yellow carotene is
used by the body to
make its own vitamin A.
Here's food for
lhoufht: V TAMJN A :
Low-calorie sour ces
include egg yolks, liver,
yel l ow f ruits and
veg etabl es, s u c h as
s um mer squash ,
cantaloupe, papaya,
peaches, apricots and
carrots, green leafy
veggies, such as broccoli,
spinach and tu.ntlp tops.
Why you need it·
resistance to infections,
good vision. heallhy skin.
Deficiency symptoms
mclude poor night vision,
dandruff. dry hair and
skin. reduced resistance.
VITAMIN D :
Low -calorie sources
include lowfat enriched
milk, water-packed tuna
sardines (1n brine ,
tomato or mustard sauce,
not oil), egg yolks
Calorie free: sunshine.
VITAMIN C: Luckily
most sources art
non -fattening . Tht
lowest in calories
cabbage, green leaf}
vegetables, cantaloupe
strawberries. All citrw
fruits and tomatoes arf
h.ig,h in vitamin C.
Why you need it. tc
resist infection, build
s t rong bones , heal
injuries, keep skin, teeth
and gums 1n good
condition.
Vitamin C also helpt
make use of lhe iron in
food. The first sign of
deficiency: bleeding
~· V I TA MI NS
(thiamin, riboflavin,
niacin , {olac acid,
pantolhenic acid, biotin,
choline, B-6 and B-12):
These vitamin cousins
are generously 1upplied
ip such low-<:a.lorie foods
Impossibly ·
simple pie
Try this Tex-Mex dish
for a light lunch or your
next brunch This
imp015Sible pie forma its
own cnJ.tt on lhe bottom
and bakes to a golden
brown on top. It's a
simple dish which
combines chopped green
chilies, shredded chee.e,
milk, eggs and baking
mix. Serve w ith sour
cr9111 <>r guacamole to
add lhe finishing touch. IMPOSSIBLE
Q~ADILLA PIE
2 can• (4 ounces
each ) chopped green
chllle9. drained
4 cup • sh redded
Cheddar cheese (about
16 ouncea)
2 cups milk
1 cup baldna mix ... Heat o v'e n to 425
de1reea. O reaae pie
plate , IOJCl ~ lnc be1.
Sprinkle cb Ule1 and
ch .... In pla\e. Beat
remalnlna tnaredlent.a
uotJl lmOOth. 1' ~
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Ethnic dishes transform leftover ham
Tab 10Ur family on
"' ftd~ ldwnture to .... foOdi Of Vuiow
•thllic 1roupe uetn1
leftover ham a1 your
Ucktt for cullnary
ple11ur•. Creole Ham
•nd Rlce Gumbo and
Venetian Style Pa1ta
turn leftover bam Into
dellciou1ly different
mea.11.
Capture the 1l ppy
Cajun flavor of the
h.YoU with Creole Ham
and Rice Gumbo. A can
of ahrimp and a peckaae
of frozen okra .ccent this
ham and rke ca11erole.
An envelope of •s-chetU
.. uce mlx provt~ Juat
the rl1ht aeuonln1
be.lance with no need for
•pedal •J>iaes cw herbe.
Or \ry Venetian Style
Puta. Unlike the more
typical tomato aauce and
pasta oombinationa, th1a
main dJah b rerni.nbcent
of northern Italian
cookJnt. It t .. turft an
eaay-to-rnake creamy
cl\•••• 1auce of
half-and -halt end
Parmeun cheHe. A
apluh of Worceeterehlnt
aauce adcb a -ty eccent
while peu edd color and
flavw.
Microwave dlrectiona
for theee reclpea wlll
atve you an even quicker
route to your culinary
adventure.
CREOLE HAM
AND
RICE GUMBO
1 cup chopped
ce~ cup chopped
green pepper
2 table.poona oil
1 cup uncooked
regular rice
3 cu1>9 water
1 ca n (about 16
ounces) tomatoes
'49ers knew hoW .
to pan for food
The gold minen that
rushed to California in
the middle of the 19th
century came with
monumental dreams,
minimal equipment and
experience, and a cast
iron skillet that would
feel al home over an
open fire and hold an
entire meal.
No extra pans for
these hearty souls.
Cooking and cleaning
meant time away from
thell' claum.
Today's fast paced
lifestyle makes one-diah
meala ju.at as important
to ua as the 49en, and
thia economical dish
makes u.e of foods you
probably have on hand
right now.
Diced potatoes are
browned and then mixed
with a colorful
combination of onion,
ham, cheese, green
pepper and pimiento.
Scramble ln a few eggs,
and you're ready for
aome mighty 1ood
eating, be it breakfut.,
lunch or dinner time.
FORTY-NINER EGGS
4 medium potatoes,
boiled
V. cup oil
'h cup diced rooked
ham
1~ cup sliced oruon
1A c up slivered
green pepper
2 tablespoons diced
pimiento
6 eggs, beaten
V. teaapoon salt
Dash pepper
'h cup finely diced
Swiss or Jack cheese
Chopped fresh
parsley
Peel po ta toes and cut
into 'h-i..nch cubes. Heat
oil in a lar1e akillet.
Add potatoes and fry
until evenly browned.
Add ham, onion. green
pepper and pimiento.
Stir to blend
ingred1enu and continue
cooking until green
pepper turns a bright
green. Combine eggs. salt
and pepper and add to
potato mixture along
with the dkled chee.e.
Stir until eggs are
cooked and chee.e begins
to melt. Sprinkle with
chopped parsley. Makes
4 servings.
Contest rewards
entrant, charity
Here's a recipe cont.est
;t.t for We.tern States
cooka willing to share
their favorite recipes
with an Oriental flavor.
To celebnte the Chme9e
New Year , a food
company la aponaorlng
an "Oriental Accent"
recipel with an Oriental
reward winners in two
waye -money prizes for
t.bemlelves as well u for
their favacite cbartty.
Given the popularity
of Oriental food and the
buraeonlna interest in prep..rtna lt at home, it'•
.. fe to .. y that many
coolm Mft .... favorite
receiS-with an Oriental
ecomt handed down ln
tlte f= or beued
fraro Reel ea may be
.utmH .... 'Witbm. bloed ran1• four niajor
oate1or and can ,,..!,...."' the cooldna
ltatlu•c-at •1 l*'t of
tM ()rieDt. Cai.cl•• =~ 1~~'$r. .. ,.z: Dt•hn; /M~ln. o.• rw.. ... .unp1e,
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recipe.
2. Each recipe must
have the entrant's name.
address and telephone
number. as well as the
name. address and
telephone number of the
entrant's favorite bona
fide charity on an official
entry form or facsimile
copy. Entry forms may
be found In the aoup
section of moat major
area grocery stores.
Entriea muat be
~ no later than
March 31 , 1983 and
submitted to:
ORIENT AL ACCENT
RECIPE CONTEST.
Food CommunlcaUona,
Inc., 135 Eut 55th
Street, New York, New
York 10022
All entrlea wlll be
carefully reviewed and
jud1ed by a panel of
reco1nlzed food
authoritlea includlna
Mtldred Ytn1. food
editor of Good
HOUlekeeptna mqulne
and Harvey Stelman.
food editor of San
J'randlco l!x.amlner.
Four prlHt will be
awarded. Th• 1rand
prim for Ow t.t OwraU rmpe wtu wtn t700t and
uch of the three flm
prtu wJnnera will
receive UOO . In ill
ln1tanc:ea, LJ\• wlnnen'
favorl\e chuhl•• wm
l'IC!ltve 1 ma~h\nc 1Um.
t envelop• ( 1 \.\
ounc98) apaihettJ sauce
mhc
1" cups dlc•d
cooked ham
I can <• V\ ount'H)
shrimp. drain4'd or 1 cup
frozen shrimp
1 pa c kaac (10 ouncee) froien okra
Coo k celery and
pepper In oll ln larae pan
for ~ minut~a. 1tlrrln1
occasionally; remove.
Add rice and water;
simmer, covered, 20
minutes. Add tomatoes,
UU(..'fl mlx. ham, ahrlmp,
okra. and the
celery-pepper mixture
Cook 10 minutes longer,
1tlrrln1 occasionally.
until okra 11 tender . 6
servings.
MICROWAVE :
Combine celery and
pepper In 2 ~ or 3-quart
cauerole. Cover and
microwave on HIGH 4
minutes, atlrrln once.
Remove t rom oven
Place peckaa• ot okn In
oven and mlcrowavt on
HIOli 2 mlnuta, or unUl
pltlCCI can be aepara~
Add to ca11erol• with
1 V\ cups pack•aod
pre-cooked rice, 2 cupe
water , tomatoes, and
aauce mix; 1tlr. Cover
and mlcrowave on HIGH
10 to 12 rnlnutel, stirrlna
once. 8tlr in ham ana
ahrlmp . Cover and
microwave 6 minutes.
Let atand, covered, 15
rnlnutea.
VENETIAN
STYLE PASTA
8 ouncee eu noodlet
1 pac kaae ( 10
ouncet1) frozen peu
1-i cup butter or
margarine, aoflened at
room temperature
'h cup half-and-half
~ cup grated
Parmesan cheese
1 cup finely chopped
ham
l table1poon
Worc.tel"lh!N Muce
Cook noodles 1n about
3 quart• bollln1 .. 1tect
water ~ mlnutH; add
pH• and cook 8 to 4
mlnutH lonaer. untll
noodlea are tender;
drain . Add butter,
half·and·half, Panneu.n
cheese, and ham; heat
aently . Stir In
Worceet.enh!re aauce just
before 1ervina. 4 to ~
1ervi~.
MICROWAVE: Cook
noodlet convenUonallyj
drain. Place pecU,e or
peas In oven and
microwave on IUGH 4 to
.15 minutes. Combine
noodles , butter,
half-and-halt, cheeee,
ham, and peas in 2 or
2 'h-quart cauerole.
Cover and microwave on
HIGH 2 to 3 mtnutea,
until hot. Stir In
Worcesterahlre .. uce just
before aerving. __
Creole Ham an·
Pasta, right.
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Red Potatoes~ 4111e1100 Porn Porn Bouquets~1211 Irish Cream~ !:'12"
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Pinto Beans .!: 4 :,ggc
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Diapers J,:l.t~~ 2 l'ql'1100
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Or1nge Oout DAILY PILOT/Wednelday, March\ 1113 C9
Winter winds tamed by howl of soup
When winter wind• cabb•fl• join carro\1, 2cuP911&ht c,...mur h••ted . M1ke1 2'A 2 l•ble1poon1
blow, nothln1 tll\H coltry and onlon1 for • halt'and'h< quarlll. c:hop~ freeh p&raley
better than plplna hol lf'Ml, t""h'W~ ~ lbalpoon airound \4 t111poon dried
aoup. Orendmother KJthf'r warinint eoup nu\ITlf.18 QUICK WINTER l«-af thyme
conaldered Vtlttable can be .e.rvc.'<i u a lwlch. ~ i.eupuon peppN Yl!':OETABLE SOUP ~. ~u~ pepper ~od preventive appetlur or a 1n1ck to ln medium Nl.H.'lp•n • .• l'UP bulltir ur I cup 1hr•dded
\0 now1ah and ward uff wlnt4r'1 bilM l"OC!lt butter, aaute union nuarai1Mn4' ~ubb&ait"
protect -a theory that'• CREAMY FRESH and (...,lt-ry wu.U ~nd•r 1 eup chopptid onion ln lar1• uuct-pan,
deUctou. to t.eet. CARROT SOUP Add carroll and 1tuck, ( 1 laraiu) melt butter; aau~ onion
Soup I 1 h la h l n ~ cup bu t\t'r or brln& to boll. Cover. 1 cup dked <.'tllt!ry (2 and c"lery 0 mlnutea
nourl1hment, euy to maraarlne Reduce hot. Slnuner 20 rll») ~dd •tock, carrot•.
dllHt and not much ~ t'u p l'hopped minut.et, until carroll al"t' ~ cup dked carrota potato, turnip, pareley,
bother. Poured Into a onion tender. Puree in blender (about 4 •mall) thyme, and r.epper
thennoe, the taste and \.i c u p c hopped or focx:J proceuor; return 6 cup1 beef 1tock Bring to • bol . Cover
aroma of your kitchen celery to aaucepan. Add llfht I cup pared, diced Simmer 30 mlnutee. Add
can travel lo 1chool 4 cups sliced fresh cream , nutmeg, and potato (1 lar&e) cabbage. Cook 0 mlnutet
lunchrooma and office carrot.I (about 8 large) pepper . SI mm er 5 1 cup pared, diced 1 on g er Make• 2 lh Quick Winter Vegetable Soup i1 welcome and
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home-away-from-home
meal.
Theae two delicious
IOUp recipe. are packed
with flavor and
nutrition. Creamy Fresh
Carrot Soup is eleaant
enough for a special
dinner yet easy to
prepare for everyday
fare, requiring only 20
minutes of simmering
before going into the
blender.
A 1ustalning soup
filled with robust root
vegetables brings a
1pedal wannth to a cold
night. In Qulck Winter
Vegetable Soup,
potatoe1, turnips and
Beef in a
• microwave
When choosing beef
for microwave roasting,
look for cuts that are
naturally tender. Choose
a roast with good
marbling. The fat will
melt during coolong and
tenderize the beef.
A small, compact roast
is ideal. The perfect
weight is 3 to 4 pounds.
This allows for even
cooking with no part of
the roast becoming
overdone. An irregular
roast can be ued to make
i1 more uniform in shape.
A roast purchased for
microwave cooking
shouJd be boneless Bone
i.S denser than the meat
and doesn't allow the
mierowaves to penetrate
through the roast.
Boneless beef rib eye,
tip, rump (cap off) and
cross rib roasts are
excellent choices for
microwave roasting.
They are com pact.
boneless and can be
purchased as sma 1l
rqi.sts.
Le11 expens ive cuts
such as boneless beef
chuck pol roast and fresh
or corned beef brisket
are tender and tasty
when placed in coolong
bags and braiaed in the
microwave oven. A gocx:J
size for micfowave
braising is 2 to 3 1~
pounds and l 1h to 2
inches thick.
Ground beef 1s
economical, versatile and
especially suited to
microwave cookery. It
can be prepared in many
shapes and fonns, such
as meat loaves, pattJes.
meat balls, casserole•,
sandwiches and sauces.
Frozen beef can be
defr osted in the
microwave oven by
following oven
manufa cturer's
directions.
The key to successfuJ
beef roasts is a low
power setting of 30
percent (approximately
200 watta). ThlB allows
slower heat penetration
that results In tender.
flavorfuJ beef.
Ground beef loaves
and casseroles can
IUCICe8Bfully be cooked at
blah power.
Oround beef can be
ea1ily browned for
inclusion In a recipe.
Place the beef In a
mlcrowave-1afe bowl.
Microwave on high,
1tirrlng at lea1t once
during cooking. Pour off
excns drlpplf\&*. Then
continue a1 recipe
directa. Oniom or green
peppers may be cooked
with the beef if they att
to be Included In the
recipe.
When eatimatlna oook1ns drw. remember
that the 1arstt quanUty of food cooked, the
._, time the cooklna
"111" take.
Microwave recipes
usually call for a
atandln1 time. Food•
oonUrn.ie to cook when removed from the
microwave oven. To
allOW for thll, re:move
food• when •llthtly ~.
Cooked beef, whether 8"¥ed M roaat1 or In
cm ....... .._ WW ""'8ln Ill
fJavar lbd qua1Jt1 whm
reheated In th• .aerowave oven, Thie
reallJ 1110•1 for ,....,,...,......,
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FRESH
GREEN
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Wl!DN!8DAY, MARCH 9, 1983 CLASSIFIED 03
UCl's unsung hero
Thornton surprise for Anteaters
o.1tr Not PIMlto bf LM ~~
CdM's Dan Pflaum (left) attempt& a header while battling a
Servile opponent yesterday in CIF 2-A soccer playoffs action.
Unlikely offensive heroes spark CdM
By CURT SEEDEN o< IN o.1tr Not lteff
Corona del Mar High goalkeeper Jeer
Jacobs did what he does best yesterday
afternoon In regiatering his ninth
shutout of the year ln the Se. K.mgs'
CIF 2-A quarterfinal soccer match with
visiting Servi le.
But he also wound up with the only
assist on what turned out to be the
winning goal i.n CdM's 2-0 victory.
Midway through the second half,
Jacobs sent a luck down the rrudd.le of
the field, and teammate David
Olinschied outraced two Serv1te
defenders, picked up the pass and beat
Friar goalie Scott Carty
And u that wasn't enough to den.ate
the Friars' hopes, the Sea Kings' Larry
Lokka scored lMI than three minutes
later off a cross u!l propel CdM into the
semifinals tomorrow (3 p m ) against
host La Quinta.
Olmschied and Lokka represented a
pair of improbable goal scorer!' AJI
season long, Coach Bryan Haney's Sea
Kmgs have ndden the aconng of Scott
McCrimrnon and Vs.nce McGwnness to a
16-1-5 mark.
It was only the aecond goal of the year
for both Olmscheid and Lokka
Afterward, Haney was simply
delighted with the way h1S team stuck to
its game plan
"We didn't give them an inch out
there. They (the Friars) didn't have any
real threat.a all day," Haney u.id. "l told
the guys to spread out on offenae, but
not let them have any room to breath on
defense."
"A good defense will always beat a
good offense," added Jacobs, who
lowered his goals against average to 0.80
with the shutout.
Servite's best opportunity came at the
31 minute mark of the fll"St half when
Jim Wood took a peas and ahot just wade
of the net and a sprawling Jacobs.
In all, Jacobs had just aix aavee on the
day, mo11t of which were routine
Meanwhile. Olmachied and Lokka
looked like they had changed unifonns
with McGuinnesa and McCrimmon.
Lokka just missed acoring in the fint
half when he caught Servile goalie
Carty out of position. A defender's foot
managed to keep the ball out of the net,
however
Then, after the Sea King)s were ahead
2-0 , Olmacheld broke loose for yet
another breakaway, but the referee
spotted a foul teCOnda before his shot
w~t lnto the net.
Thlnga get considerably to~iher
tomorrow. In La Quinta, the Sea Kinp
ire up againat the No. 1-ranked 2·A
team in the CIF
Eagles overturn Mesa lead
Eagles open
with victory
The F..tanc1a High duo of Doug Pmckney and
·Danny Gass proved too much to handle· for
.Newport Harbor yesterday as the Eagles posted a
convincing 16-14. 15-10, 15-10 men's volleyball
triumph in the Sea V 1ew League opener for both
tea.ma.
lt was the F.aglee' third victory in four outings
and Estand.a gets a stiff test tonight when it meets
the county'• to~anked outfit in Laguna Beach al 7
o'clock on the es' floor.
In other Sea iew League matchea, Costa Mesa
stopped Irvine, 10·15. 15-11. 16-14, 15-13 and
Corona del Mar outlasted University, 15-3, 7-15,
15-5, 15·9.
In the South Coaat League, Laguna Hills
required five games to pin a 15-10, 8-15, 15-1 l,
10-15, 16-13 la. on Woodbridge.
Co1ta Mesa turned lta match around by
rallyinl from a 14-10 deficit in the third game
agairwt the VaqUetU. Playing well in the defeat for
Barons, Ocean View come up winners in baseball
Estanc1a's seventh-inning rally
turned back Costa Mesa to highlight
area high school baseball yesterday
In other action, Fount.am Valley
edged Lynwood and Ocean View
out.slugged San Clemente. but Manna
fell to Lakewood and Uruvel"Slly and
Laguna Beach were also beaten
Rere's what happened.
Estancia 7, Coata Meta e
The F.agles used four runs m the
last of the seventh to stop the
Mustangs at home
Trailing 6-3 into the last innm,.
Chris Mathews started Estancia s
rally with a double After Colin
Harrison walked. Steve Nichols
slammed a three-run home run, tying
the game.
Then with still no one out, Ruben
Johnson hit a double. Tom Link
pinch-ran for JohJ\IOn and tc0red the
winning run as Jeff Graham singled
Nichols finished the game with
three hita, while Jotm.on added ~
singles and a double. Roger nna had
a home run for Costa Mesa, and
Randy Tigert and Phil Kos elApped
two hita apiece.
Foucal.D VaUey 7, Ly.wood 5
'l1le Berona acored aix timee ln the
fint lnnlnB. and held on to atop the
KnJJthta' aurge ln the cloang lnninp.
Mike Lopez. Gary Schoonover, and
Steve Pratt opened the game with
singles, as Prau.'a hit acored Lopez
from third. A sacrifice Oy, two walks.
two wild pitches, and a pair of errors
accounted for the next flve run.a.
Ray Llamas hit a tolo home run m
the third inning for the Barona
Duanne Madge pitched 3 ~ perfect
lnninp to earn the win In relief for
Fountain Valley, now 5-1
Lakewood 3, Marilla 1
Five Lancer pitchera tamed the
Vikings on three hita to record the
victory at Lakewood.
Left fielder Fred Hanker had the
big bat for Lakewood, accounim, for
two of the Lancers' three hlta with a
double and a triple. He had one RBI
and acored on a puaed ball.
The Vikings (1-1) acored their lone
run ln the sixth when Pete Wheeler
tripled and ecored on Steve Mojica'•
eacrlfic:e fly to riaht.. M~ returns to action Thunday,
host:irfg Paramonunt at Blair Field.
Oceaa View It, Su aemnte 7
Adam Buder tripled home a pair of
rum ln the bottom of the third io ,tw
the See.hawk. the lead for good u
Ocean Vlew captured It• final
non-league tuneup.
Keith Mullally also had a pair of
hita and drove in a run in Ocean
View'• aecond victory against three
def ea ta.
The Seahawks brought a 10-3
advantage into the top of the aeventh,
but San Clemente rallied for four
runa and had the tying run at the
lat when Seahawk reliever Jeff
entered the game and got the
out.
Ocean View opena Swuet League
play at noon Saturday, playing at
Westnunster.
VaJeacla 10, Lapu Beacb S
The Artiata took a 5-2 lead m the
aecond ln.nJ.ng, but gave up seven runa
ln the bottom half of the inning, and
never challqed asain.
Doug Pritchett led off the aecond
with a Bingle, and Soren Llpeon drove
a home run, which tied the acore.
After a Jerry Hill walk, three straight
sln&lee and another walk and an error
gave lAguna BMch a live-run inning.
Caf:ff.alley H, VD..lvenJty O ieti..hander Tom Gaie. lost
hia foe a no-hitt.e!' in the eeventh
lnnina when the Trojan•' Norm
Stolroff hit a 11.ne drive back to the
box and then beat the throw by
~ be-man Frank Banda.
Bulldogs
have lost
their bite
By JOHN SEV ANO o<OM 0.-"'9J .._
1t wun 't Jong ago -the past
two years to be exact -that
PCAA coaches and players
feared playing Fnsno State. eo.ch Boyd Grant'• Bulldop,
with the1.r slow, deliberate style,
constantly gave opponents fits.
Now, however, with the
conference's Incorporation of
the 30-second clock and the
three-point goal, the Bulldop are
not the threat they once poeed.
In fact , the UC frvine
baaketbal) ~eam is actually
looking forward to lta meeting
with Fresno State tomorrow ( 4
o'clock) in the opening round of
the PCAA Tournament at the
Forum.
"The difference between the
last couple of years and th.ia year
was that you knew Fresno State
was going to win," Hid UCI
Coach Bill Mulligan. '"nlis year
no one ia a clear choice and I
think that'• becalae of the clock
and the fact the conference i.s
more balanced than it's ever
been."
Nevada Las Vegaa entere
tomorrow's activities u the No. 1
aeed. Fnsno State I.a the No. 4
.eed, with UCl No. 5.
The Bulldop have won their
last five garnet but all of thoee
have been al home. UCI (16-11)
and Fresno ( 18-9) 1plit their two
meetings thi.s eeuon with the
Anteaters (78-76) and Bulldop
(77-57) both winn1na at home.
UC Irvine, whicfi flauree to
preaa the Bulldogs and 1witch
from a man-to-man to S-2 ~
defenae, will make one amall
'.Iteration ln ita line\.lp, re~
fre•hman Tod Murpny at
forward with freehman Ronnie
Orandtaon. The other four
star1en reroa1n intact with Ben
McDonald, Bob Thornton,
Georae Turner and Michael
Deena.
Junior folward Ron AnderM\
(See BULLDOGS, hp DI)
• livtne w..-e out.lide bit1en Bryan Corlett and Olria
Maxner and .ettef' CUrt Moothart.
Leading Corona del Mar to lta victory was
eett.el' John Schlaler and outalde hitter Steve
Martin.
Rustlers suit er first loss; Bu cs walk to • win
Monarchs face Reseda
LONG BIACH-Malier Dti HJah'1 Monarcha.
Cir ..._A rmn'1 c:hampbw,, duel Loe ADQet. city
power a-la tan1Cli1,. 1:)0, at Lhe Lona Beech Are~. The Mona.reht, led by Orana• County Player of the y..,. .C.U S..UWIMl't, ant on a
u.~ ~ IU'lllll. • lU'M z611• PO&J llDd ....._ duel in the other
half of ~ fHtured doublt·header at nt1M.
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Brock isn't tiring
of Garvey questions
From AP cU1patcbe1
VERO BEACH, Fla. -Orea •
Brock probably ha1 heard the
que1tion a thouaand times already
alnce 1prlna t.r~ beaan foe the
Los Angelea Docfaen. Ana he'll probably hear It
a lot mote before the 1983 bMebill leUOn 1t.arU
next month.
So it would ttand to reuon that Brock i.
t1.red of be1ng uked how it feela to replace Steve
Garvey at first bue for the
Dodgers. But that'a not the
cue.
"Conalderlng the
aituation, that question h.u to
be uked," uid Brock at the
Dodgen' apring training
headquartera. "It'a part of
beinf, a ballplayer.
'St.eve Garvey ia gone,
he had a greet career with the
Dodgers. I'm a prime
candidate for the J)Ollition (firlt bue). I've ju.st
got to go out and do It."
A lot of people think he can do It. Hia
manager ia one of them. "l think you aaw what Steve Sax did
replacing Davey Lopes at second base (last
~),"said Loe Angeles Manager Tom Laaorda.
'He became the fourth straight Dodger to be
named National League Rookie of the Year.
Quote of the day
Jeff Hood, a North Carolina Wesleyan
basketball player responding to Coach John
McCarthy, who asked in an early-morning
phone call why the player had been
sleeping instead or studying: "Coach. my
books are asleep, too."
Kings outakate C lgary
A oontrov1ratal pl by Jlm Foa fi1 on • 40.foot alapahot in the ..cond ,
period an.apped a 3.3 U• and 1perkad
the L.01 Anatlea K.l11a-tu a 8-•
Nauon.l Hockey LHau• vktory over Cataary
1Mt nijht at the Forum Th• dllpuw erupwd
when nelthM tht' r-.fl'nHt nor the-1i1cM&l Judae
ruled Fox'1 1hot a ao.l, but ~'tmcl1 luter, a
llneunan canw turwiard and uld tht> 1hot wtmt
Into the net before boundna out.
Lakers hold off Warriors m Ban111 "M•1lc" Jolmaon poured
ln 31 polnu u the Loe Anaelee Lakon
h.,ld on to dofeat Golden Stult',
116-112 laat niaht an a Nallon&l
8a1ketball A11oclatlon contcat In Oakland.
Johnaon, who alao had nine aalata, kept the
Lakera ln front after the Warrior'¥ had fought
back from a 12-polnl second-period deficit to
cloee within one twice ln the final period.
Kison assigned start
The Angell flnlahed the •
preliminary phaae of their 1prlng
training yeaterday and were aet to
open their exhibition ~uon today,
meetinl Cleveland In Tue.on Ri.ght-hander
Bruce llOD wu named the 1tarter and waa
1cheduled to be followed b[ Mike WlU and Dou1 Corbett ... Mike Manbal , Pedro Guerrero and
Gre1 Brock each cruhed homers to lead the
Dodgen to a 6-5 victory over Atlanta in
exhibition play yesterday.
Kansas upsets Oklahoma
Freahman Calvin Tbomp10D m scored 30 points and the Kansas
defense stymied No. 19 Oklahoma's
shooting from the field, llnUUng the
Soonera to juat 39 percent, as the Jayhawks
posted an 87-77 upset victory in Big Eight
po8t-aeuon tournament basketball action.
Television, radio
TV: College Basketball -Northwestern at
Michlgan State (taped), 7:30 p.m .. Channel 56.
RADIO: NBA Basketball -San Diego at
Lakers, 7:20 pm .. KLAC (570).
TOMORROW'S RADIO
St. Louis vs Dodgers at Vero Beach, Fla.,
10:10 a.m .. KABC (790).
UC lrvme va.~ Su\te Ln PCAA basketball
tournament at the Forum, 4 pm , KWVE
(108-FM)
Saddleback ~ derailed
PASADENA -Saddleback
College's basketball season came
to an abrupt halt last night, as
the Gauchos were done in by
some early foul trouble and the
hot shooting of the Metropolitan
Conference Player of the Year.
Ground saddled with three fouls
apiece arid on the bench, the h05t
Lancers went on a 23-10 run m
the final eight moments of the
half to build a 46-31 advantage at
intermission.
with cold shooting, netung only
34 percent from lthe field m the
first ha]{ and 40 percent overall.
ln the second half. Saddleback
moved to within 12 points (52-40)
1n the opening 2 11'z minutes, but
the Lancers r e-assu med
co mmand at this point.
outscoring the Gauchos 18-10 to
take a 20-pomt advantage
Pasadena posted an 82-75
community college state playoff
victory, but the final margin was
as close as the Gaucho. would
come in the second half of the
one-Sided contest.
The critical portion of the
game came in the final 8 Y2
minutes of the first half With
Saddleback's Tracy Mitchell,
Kevin Henderson and Andy
Pasadena's Darnell Fletcher.
voted his conference's top player,
did much of the damage taUymg
20 points an the firs t half
Mitche ll started the game
assigned to rover Fletcher, but
when lat.e foul trouble sent the
Gaucho guard to the bench ,
e!tcher was able t.o not.ch 13
nts against the Saddleback
kups
Saddleback completed the
season at 15-12, while Pasadena.
wanner of the Shaughnessy
Playoff m the Metro. continues
against Merred Fnday night in
the state playoffs at Santa Cara
Pasadena bnngs a 28-5 mark mto
that game Saddleback also hurt itself
Barnard sparks OCC • victory
Freshman Jeff Barnard, a product of
Huntington Beach High. improved his individual
record to 7-1 in singles yesterday in helping the
Orange c.out College men'a tennis team \0 a 7-2
conquest of Mt. San Antonio.
Barnard outlas1ed Mt. SAC's Wayne Dennen in
the No. 3 alot, 3-6, 6·4, 6-0. Meanwhile, OCC's
Myles Matias did not loee a game in beating Roger
Haye and the team of Barnard and Todd Braun
won in 1tral.ght .eta to ltAy unbeaten this aeaon.
The victory improved lhe Bue.a' South Coast
c.onterence mark to 2-2.
In another community college match,
Sadd1eback captured ill Pacific Coast Conference
opener over San Otego Mesa. 8·1, u Maria Luten,
David Blaclc:atone. Paul Shepherd and Craig Miller
each stayed unbeaten in mwes.
Barons' Vaniman
tosses no-hitter
Tracy Vanlman'• no-hitter highlighted
women'• 10ftball action ~esterday, u the 1enior
a parked Fountain Valley ·io a 2-0 win over St.
Ja.epb. In other area ac::Uon, Marina blanked El
Dorado 4-0, Ocean View topped Lona Beatch WU.On
3-1, and In community college play, Palomar belted
Saddlebeck 8-1.
Vaniman allowed only two buerunnen, none
put fJrat bue. Sam Arledge wu 3-for-3 at the
pla~.:1°' a pair of trip.lee and a nm ICOl'ed. Pucha1ald WU 2-for-3 wilh an RBI for
Fountain Valley.
Marina'• J"ulie Lanen held El Dorado to only
one bli, a aingle up the middl~ in the first l.nnlng.
She allo had ~ti.
'!be Vildn&I 8CIOftd four times In \M .venth
1nn1.QfJ, • t.nen walked. Laurie Crowe bunted fOf' a~ and the D9lr advanced <ll\ a oemed bt11
Basketball scores
, •
TENNIS HJ
UC I.rvine'a nationally-ranked squad rolled to
its 11th victory in 13 outin~. an 8-1 decision over
the University of San Diego. Bruce Man Son Hing
diapaeed of hia foe easily, 6-1, 6-2, and Jim Snyder
and Eric Quade needed three games to beat their
opponents.
The Anteaters met Yale today and host
top-ranked SMU Sunday at 1 :30 at the Newport
Beach Tennis Club.
On the high 1ehool 1rene, James Myers and
Mike Abel were perfect in singles to lead Newport
Harbor to a 191h -81h victory over Beverly Hll.1.s.
The Sailors a.re now 2-0 overall
Ediaon evened 1t1 mark at 2-2 with a
convincing 24 1h .3 lh win over Pacifica behind
Andrew Ball and Larry O'Connell who each swept
in singles.
F.t.anCla outleored Santa Ana Valley. 24-4. as
David lnadomi and John Flagg ICOred a 6-0, 6-0
victory over the Saints' No. 1 doubles team.
ln women'• play, Orange C.OUt blanked Mt.
San Antonio and Saddleback eaaed past San Diego
Mesa. 8-1.
Tracy Rlbant and Renal Elliaon were straight
set winners in ainglea for OCC
Oilers' swi.m
keys narrow
• trio
• Win
Randy Folker, Mitch Serro and Steve
Parmentier were double wtnnen ~ wrday aa the
Huntlnp>n Beach H1gh men•a IWin teem edged
Sonoca. 92. 79.
Folker wu vlctorloua ln the ~uo freeetyle
(6:UU2) and 200 individual medley (2:08.3), BmTo
won tM 100 butt.erfly (~.32) and the blwtllboU
(1:07.09), while Parmentier doubled ln the 100 free (~ 1.06) and the bKkatroke (1 :OUNS).
In a community colleae mee\, Golden We.t
atayed unbeatien in South ColR Olnf a"enlCle action
wtlh a 4.~18 wtn aver Mt. San Antonio.
Todd Elder enpy.d a pair of ....,. ~
w1nnlnl the bu~ by men than qht •caucb
-with • Urnl of i.-01.81 and tU.tnc Che brUlltatrob
by narly \WO llCOlida wtth a mark of 2.:22.0S. nw Rl.W1Jer WOIDIO ~ an 86-48 'llicf«y ..
Jenn1 Ver Slull tOok Che 200 r... (2:12.61) and the
100 bedt (1:14.ll).
Meanwhile, &dl10n'1 women outac:ored La
Quinta. H·H wlth ••nJor Wendi McKenli•
wlnnln& the lnclJvldual medley ( :M .11) qd '
but (l:OUl) •
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BULLDOGS. •
From Page 01
leads lhe Bulldop. He scored 31
point.I ThUl'llday against UCI and
is averaging 16 points an outing.
"For us to Wtn," Mulligan
noted, "Thornton, Turner and
McDonald have to have good
games every night. And the rest
h•ve to be adequate."
Turner la ucra leading scorer
at 15.6. McDonald is next at 15.3
with Thornton at 12.1.
The game will pit the
conference'• No. 1 offerwe (UCI
at 79.7 points a game) againat the
conference's No. 1 defenae
(Fresno State at 58.7).
"I'm more relaxed," aald
Mulligan. "I don't know if the
playen are, but 1 am.
"I think with the clock and the
th.ree-poant play, that' a helped
me feel more confortable."
The queatlon is. doe1 Boyd
G~t feel the aame?
re.u ,..,-=• ..,.... cw. c_,.
.wvacsa L .. veoaa 2-1 Shaky lelely. but elll ,,.. ,_,, lo ti.et
Cal 81111 ~ort 3-1
"" .... "'°°''"· tin ""°· more lmpOrtenfly. L.an WOOCI
F~Ste11 6-1 r,.. 8ullCIOge ,.. .. won
ftw In• row
UC lrYtrM ._I .... 19C*ed ~ Oii,,,.
boerde Ind OOI~·
Ulafl State •1 ~ "'°'*""· "° big men
Ian Joie State 1&-1
OM ttlotoughONd, t1w reet
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Men hnG Hiiie (UCI) # T-, 6-1, 6-2,
PwOMll l\JCI) Clef. ""· 1·4. 1 •. Al*tcill (UOll NI "-"'-· M . 4-I, M ; ~ (UCll
def Yoo.no, M , 1-1. ~ 111vd•r·0111d• (UOI) Clef
Ferdln•11d .. n•Metllaod, 1-2, 1·1 , ~PwCIM6c (UCll def. Young-l'IM, M . l ·I . 1-1: l\em0t·l e17erd (UIOI def.
CMIMl-Anlot. 7 •t . I... 1 •I.
CommunltY oolleee OrM91C:...J ..............
°"'1e (MSAC) !tr.;,,,.,, M . 3 t . I 4,
l,.un (0001 def ll'omeroy, 1·2, 1-4, B"'*d (OCC) dtll Dennen. , ... .,_., 6-0
Metlel IOCCI def Heyell, 6-0, 6-0, ~ (MIAC) Ott Mr«I. t-7, M . •2 ........
IOCCI del l>off. 6-4, •2 .,.......
l"wttet·Mell• (OCCI def o. .... PometoY 6 -3 . 7·1. 8,.11n·lernerd (OCCI dal ~ •z. .... ~.......,., (0CG)
def Ag<.tllet -Poll. &-2. M cO..:~. ~ ............ Ullell6e. 400 medley relay-I Gold•" WHI. ..._~~, ... ...... ... 11!1 def o.ww. •1. del J llim, ~,
del A l<Jm. tr-4, def Hwdlfl. • t. 0 ConMI
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~ 4 %:~ ,, .. _ I MOt (OW). 10' 12 04, 2
!W>ullr (OWi 10 2' \f. 3 ~ {Mii.
10 43 40
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Wltllcher-Oleon (El 1pllt with
Chembe•laln·R••lne, 8 · 7. 1 ·2 . d•I
Pl\em -L•l•ll•<a , 1 -2 , 0 -1.
McCet\M-Moleef>O (E), "'°" •a. 7-5, 6-0,
6-0.
Meww-t ....._ '9\\, a.-ty .... IYI ........
Myeta (NH) Cltll. Pr_.,,, &-1, def -· 1-2. def Mettunen, 6-1, def. KIMI)', 6-0,
He19 (NH) IOel 4-1, won 7.e, &-3. lo9t 2.e,
Abel (NH) won 6-4, 1-3, M . M . 8-.dlOll 1~1 toet 2-41. won M . 6-3. toet, 4-1 .,.......
Conkey-Hep (NH) d.i EvelOw-Ne•on,
6-3. &-1: def Lendla-8e411M1<g, 6-4, 8-1,
Aeed·8aalet (NH) 1(1111. 6-1. 4-41: toet M ,
4-1
........ M, ..... ""' ..,..., • .......
9ploer (El -10 Ko... 4-1. del The, 6-0. def Rung. 6-1, del Ieng, 6-0. Studet>ell.,
(I!) -2~. won 6-3. 6-1. 1-4. Robt>IN !El
10S1 o-1. won &-1. l-0, &-1, Sendovlll !El toet
3-1. won 7~. •2. 6-3
0...... ~.egg~ ~-°*' O·O 1·0, Abourallue-Bo. I · 1. 6· 1
Brc••••"'""ll" (E) won &-2 •2. 7 ·5. 6-1
Wom.n'1 IOftlMltt
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28-Bo<detl IP), Wle IPI 38-Bo<cMrl (P)
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HR-E)"e IWl
200 llH 1 0,.11 (OW). 1'112 21. 2.
Petet_, (OW), I 63 H , 3 ~ (OW).
16314 10 llee 1 llelvln1kl (MS), 22 21. 2.
C1011ef (OW), 23 01, ) C.kl1110M (MS).
2411 200 IM 1 Lund (OW). 2 06 14, 2. Aull (MS). 2 12 17. 3 Mc:Melna (OW), 2:33.112.
200 fly 1 Elder (OW). 2:01.11, 2 Jl9I«
(OW), 2 09 09. 3 ~ (M8), 2'21.tl.
100 lrN-I Jollntofl (OW). 41 14; 2. Twymen (OW). 112 41, 3 SeMnelll (MS),
!12H 200 be<*-1 Wiiiiam• (MS), 2:1211: 2.
Plcllen (OWi. 2 11 34, 3 L.AgUnUll (MS).
2 2631 500 ,, .. _I lwymen (OW). &.03.ff, 2.
Son1elne (Ml). 0 n U , 3 CoMchO (MBI.
02314 200 llrH•l-1 Elder (OW), 2 22.ot. 2. Rull (MSI. 2 H 01, 3 He1n1ndt1 (OW),
2 '2 22 400 ,, .. reley-1 GolOan Weet. no lime
a•lllal>le 1-melet diving , 141,,.,,,.,, (QWJ
3-me1., dMno 1 """°411 (OW)
HIGH 9CHOOt.
Hwttlftelool .... 12. ._. 1't 200 medley reley-1 Sonota. 1.50.llO
200 tr.. I Qrllllt/I (H8), 1 H.31. 2 Hun1
IS). 15151 3 ~~ "°-200 lndo 1 Fo91., (H81. 2 OI ». 2 ~ 181. 22012 3 Ii....-IHSL 2 2121
60 lrN-1 Hunl 181. 21 "· 2. IUIUey (H8) 23 e4t 3 ~· (HB), 23 95 01•1ng 1 Denning (8). 142 2. 2
8lomgten (H8). 100 I . 3 ~ (I~ 11.25
100 fly 1 Berro (H8). M 32, 2 Otftlh
(H8) I 00 De. 3 ~-(8). I 00 10 100 Ir-I Per....,,lllt (H8), 61 06. 2
Lenor• 1HBJ 53 11 3 ..._,,, (81. 53 12
600 IH I Folker (H8). ll' 11.12. 2
Allunclu9 (SI & 23 18, 3 TUINe 18~ 5 41 17
100 l>ecil 1 Petmenllet (HB), I CM '6. 2
Hanaon IHBI 1 06 04, 3 Le0<n81d (8). , 01 so
100 1>1 .. 11 I Oe<ro (HBI. 1 07 09. 2
COl40er (SI 1 01 2111 3 PICl<all (S). 1 OI 83
400 ''" t•l•y-1 Hunll"ijlon a.ac11,
3 28 &2
1..ee-...... Lee-.... ,. 200 medley teley 1 l....,ne Hiiie, 1 :62 7
200 Ir.. I ll9'f (LH). 2-ot 4, 2 Oolllt>
(LB). 2 I I 9 3 AQOW>u (lH). 2 12 I
200 1ndo I Boot/I (LH). 2 17 4 2 Ledger
(LB) 2 II 2 3 0ec>ew (LH). 2 28 3 so ,,.. , KllCI* (lBI. 23 a 2 Hu ..
(LHI 24 5 3 a.AcMMI (lHl 24 I
Ot\llng I Emel (LOI. 0eMy (l81
100 llulletlly I Huu (LHI. , 01 ), 2
~ (LBI. 1 CM 2 2 0.C-(LH). 1 03 8
3 Ooec*'ICll (LB>. 1 CM 2 100 tr.. 1 Kit-(l8). 54 S 2 I(.,
(LHI 55 5 3 ~ ClHI. 5e • SOO l•M I OlederlC/I CLB). 5 •1 3. 2
H.....,, (LH). 001 1 3 '1'-"-(l.8~ Cl 02 4
tOO t>ac~ 1 Cronin (LHI t Ot 3, 2 ~ ILBI I 16 4 3 Collln (LB~ 1 17 2
100 breHt 1 800111 (lH) 1 07 1. 2
Cron"' (LHI 1 IS 7 3 8hot1 ILBI 1 17 5 400 ,, .. ,..,,_, ~a.-. 3 •t 2
Martin sparkles
•
Senior team captain Lance
Martin hit the tape first four
limes, anchored both winning
relay teams and captured the 100
(10.4) and 220 (23.4), to pace the
Corona del Mar men's track and
field 1quad t.o a 91-45 non-league
vlctory over Mission Viejo
yesterday.
In another high 9Chool meet, El
Toro edged Fountain Valley,
77-59, aa junior Erk Anderson
doubled in the 440 (:>4.2) and 880
(2:05.5) Louie Sergeant took the
shot put (50-11 11.) and discus
(151-11).
In community coUege actJon,
Jim Doeb.ring's toss of 55-7 IA in
the ahot put highlighted
Saddleback's 86-59 win over San
Diego Mesa. c.r-..... .,, ....... Vi.to ..
100-I. Mertln (CdM). 10 4, 2 &town (MV),
10 S. 3 SNI (CdM). 10 8
220-I Merttn (CdM). 23 4, 2 McGrell\
(Cdt.I). t3.I ; 3 Seel (Cdt.I). 23 t
440 -t. Pettenon C!· 6'3 1, 2 ~ (Cdt.I). 53.3: 3 (MV), 541
eeo-1. ~ (CdMl. 2:00.t: 2 t4otltll
(CdMI, 2;0S.4; 3. Moore (MV), 2;CM.O.
M...._ 1 Andet90n (CdM), 4 .• 1; 2 Yaffe
(CdM), 4 42.5: 3. Ctwlll .. (MV), 4·45.0
2-mlla-1. Holland (CdM). 10 00 2, 2 .
QUNle (MV), 10: 11.0, 3. Ortll (CdM), 10 111 0.
I 10HH-1. Gregory (MV), 15. I, 2
UnH I09' CCdM). 11 3: 3 ~eon (CdM),
119. 330LH-1. Gtagory (MV). 38.1. 2 ,on•
(CdM), 42.0: 3. McOrattl (CdM~ 42.t.
440 191ey-1. COn1na del Mw. 415.2.
Mite nilcY-1. Cofone dlll Mw. 3:st.ll
KJ-1 ~Otte (CdM). 6-2: 2. 8rown (MV).
S-2, 3 U I I 101f (CdM). &.10. W-1. 8rown (MV), 2CM: 2. Yocum (CdM).
11-11. S. ~ (CdM). 11-2
TJ-1, Or•oor/ (MV). 42.0-... 2 ~ (CdM). l..t~ S. Ao«Mlne (MV},
40-2. ll'V-1. loMYQ (04SM). 12 .. ; 2 ~ (MV).
'1-0; a. ~ (MV). 11 .. IP-Min (MV), IM. 2. Brown (CdM),
-.11~ I IUrwdlOff (tifV), -.2. OT -1. fOncllldf (MV). 1Noe -... 2. 1.Ano90t1
(OdM). 140-2: I . ~ (CdM). 11CM> .,_,, .......... ~.
'00-1. H~M 10.4; I . ..,.,.,_ (l'V). 10 ... a. CMl9ll " '6.t. lt0-1. n .t ; I Herry (l'V),
IS..t.1. ...... <El 4.1. 440-1. ~(IT), 14.1: I.. 8c*Twl (l'V), a.A· i. "°""cm ..... · eto-1. And•non (IT). 2:01.li.,!. Cfwtltlefteoft (f'V). I : 10 I ; I JOMllfl I••,.
1:1u. ......._, ~tlT). 4:a7.4: I-,.,.
CIT}. t:ST A I. W ... 1'V>. 4:11,0.
2-mlle I Allen (ET) 10 13, 2 Sen.o jET).
10221. 3 ~IFV), 102111
330lH-1 lung (FV), 42 2, 2 Eick'ldoe (ET).
43 0. 3 C4c>Nlu• (FV), 43 1
120HH-, Sutl'Vl'leB (ET). 16.9, 2 EldnOgl
(ET), 11 3. 3 8'own (ET). II 3
440 ,.1e7-I Fo11111eln Valley. 411.4; El
TOt'O~
Mii ,.._.,_ 1 Fount.in Vflllte-t, 3:40, 2. El
TOfo. 3 42
HJ-1 l.Mry (ET). M , Elgby (FV), 6-4. 3.
c.c>f\-(FV). &-•
W -1 JulllWI (FV), 20-2; 2 aurnm.-. (ET).
111-t ~. 3. Higby (FV), 11-4'A.
T J-1 Geliln (ET), 41-IO'A, 2 eummir.o-
(ET). 37-1' ... 3 Higby (FV), 37-8
PV-1 MWIOn (FV), 11-0, 2 F-* (ET).
10-0. 3 9lenoN (FV), 10-0.
SP-1 S...raJ>I (ET). ll0-11\4, 2 W.nJ
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lold Mio wm bo modo without warranty, oxprou or lmpllod,
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The marketplace on the Orange Coast . 642-5678
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By ownor lovely wood. Wolk to lido Vlllogo. 2 Br 1 Ba No peota.
a10lnod ond loadod OhOpO & r•tauronto '645imo p::·MC. 2e2t
gl.... Oc:Mn View Wolk Ull IUL.n • Eldon Avo Avoll 3115.
to town & beach 2 IU-llM 939·2044 alt e pm
frplco. Xlnt financing.
$254.000 .t94·95.t6 Cn•talaiaaa 1275 PM&n 1...-r ..... , ....... lOlt Vocant Horbor Aldgo 1 Br. pluo Don newly
romodl. o•• & water Newport Helghlo, 3 Br. 1 Condominium In Npl paid. No ~. '510/mo. Bo houao, now point, Bch. A«lol ... neo model 101 plul MC. 148\A W. new roof. reflnl1hed 3 Br, 2'h Ba 10% down 18th SI. 499-1811 hardwood floof1, loroec:I owe 01 12wM. 1n1er .. 1.
air hoot. dotoched dbl Below morlcol al $415. E.Mtelde 3 BA. 2 Ba.. fplc,
cet iar•o•. large yard 000 951-9399 oncl polio, 2 aty, Meo
521 I Modena. Asking mo 64().0997
I 195.000. 548-5041 aft lanat Pr!f!!!J UH Eaatoldo Coat• Meaa, 2
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LEASE OPTION 4 Pt.D yord. S500 mo. 8 1 2
Comp tum Ono of Big Coale Mooe. xlnt flnanc> Ag! Cyn'a moot oleo tlofMS Ing 759· 1852 3 Bdrm, 1 ·~ be.. fwnly rm. .tbr. study, den, Ir. pool. 2 AdJacent R2 loto & 2 dlr*'O "" den, frp6c.. 2 1po. child'• potk. luah cer gar. 1126/mo. 11C & grdN. 11,495,000 fOO hou.-l80K MIChl °"°' or lrado? Own/Bllrl ~ AV91 now. 0. TURNER 102 ArcN1oc:tur91 Prop 842-Mee
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B~ 840·79 90 or YldO Sulltblo for con· 83&-1840
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F• Ul.l IY IWDl IFISHING·HUNTING rec-8-lt decor,.,, 2 8' 2'4
Lot at 14 Natbono $438, rHllon lodge or home. Ba.. ~. poot. 2' ear
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BY SIDNEY OMARA
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bUltnell maneuver la hiah U{lhtt.td fr1unJ..hlp l• Cati 831 .. 1184 141 6004 ~1l1~1 mo 973-7717 fotll) ADS
tranatormed lnco profit.Able ~laUull Foc.·wa Ull 1 Br wlpool, UH paid, Dtl\la11)<1(.>i•l<'e •11• l1ro• I Br ... Bt ,..~,.-•Yllll, om ..... ,... 2114 AR.E FREI
l •• lfl-..1 I h 1310 pr mo No P•ll ? br 2 b1 bit 1n 1 ° • ""'""' --n-na WQ r•aUOn• Ip, added re1pon1iblllty, Aetereqd 141f-iower8t • POOll.P• wllktobeeeh 1011 WNlolltt. NB 271 .,...c.er c:bance for reward fUINISHCO or ~"' 11111 d1w.t11 1'' m11aa ~h ~rom 18110 040 8<4111 lo 3800 IQ " 2,4H IQ ----
TAURUS (April 20-~ 20) You ....... ,h w1·'1·r UNFURNISHED No para UOO/mo AO'lfll "SvlteblelormedlcalOf Cal: 11T n, IOt. L.T.V "-" S 18381mO ( .. 11101 2 Br 6J8 8312 denl81 ""'""I 541 503' 44"-yl.td 17& 000 l•I
audhmce; d.rc1e la comple , u.iarunent i. tlnb1ht.'d ALL UTILITIC ''" 8• Townhou ... g1r -DHAWARF PINES 28r. nr beh, ,_ w1•· '"'" -'"""!:.""' -Mt·llll 110 M 1 1eo.ooo ,,,.,,1 and you are re.dy for frath start. You'll be deallnij PAID, HEALTH IQI, lrpk;, bll in•. tmlll I Qr lrpk;, pool. g•r. II dMlrlO, ll!OO mo yrty Prime l'oun11M V111ey or ~-bulld hlll1c.p f'CI
wtt.h people who are lnde~ndcnt, lnnovaUve and CLUBS, TENNIS pat Ok p1lv•t1pallo.14161mo 176·lll08 lice 804 aq 11 I0~2" Sa.tct view cJow111nwr ho will SWIMMING plui 281 T Ore11oe 842 11807 laa CltaHll 2711 S 1 1 1 • r I D 1 c ~ I LOii P.i? Found Per? l A wou from E:IYa111n w respect your cape Wt.ieta. l8l Mgmt ,,_2· 160~ 192:11 Oel•wlf• 81 7I41llle·113.4 tlU "' ....., P11k on P11k "' 15~•" I GEMINI (May 21-June 20). Emphusla on muth mott! Sorry, '81 1 B• n-cerpet & 3Br, 29a, ocn vllW. ltpl(, Downtown Hunt 8Hch 1136-t1&3 I yr '511.000 t1ku " phlloeophlcal concept.a, ability to gc;t to heart vf no pi!b Mod(ls p•lnt. ne»• bu• & atorH WIOIUH llTI encl ger1g1. $113& mo CION to City Hell, walk I --(7141 240 111:.ra. 11vt1 matt.era, chance for new t\art In new d lrt.>Cllo11 op(n dally 9 to 6 1410-1420 2211 t M1p1e lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm. •mono I''. I•• t + I 2 0 o 10 bank• & Poet Ofltc.. f'oond llltver/grey Coclk•· (7141 4113 11!\.1 o; tc 111 Fi 81 plnH & •lr••m• Sec t.86-0741, 78114641 IPIOll from urio to poo, •m•ll female Vic. 729.30411 ocua alk> on loni-<lla~ call.a. Oakwood TSL Mgmt 842 1803 g1111. poot. gym & •P1 51 Aa--2710 1860. 400 IQ tt to eoo IQ erookhuret1e111er W!Oow ••AS us ,,,r CANCER (June 2 1.July 412): You now are ablt• G d No P•I• From 1480 !!!!!. 1 11 1 month tr11 rent "8·3163 T 0 .1 lto.ooo up No co delve benetth aurtace -you'll learn truth ill ar en Apartments i3u IBr lb•. 11001. 8411 &6(11 Condo 1 Br. I B1, lmm1C 6311-1436, IHI0-8488 FOUND Men'• '"MCrlp cre01t'chec;k, tl(I "'1t1•lfy __ __., 11undry. •dill, no pell Pool t1nn11 1p1 Full ,... ,.. C01u~won wtt.h perwonal, profe911onaJ asaoclawa, twpott Buch/No. 833-7890 & 848-11147 Huntington CrHk Apt• . . HWNIT OllTll tlon wngl&MM, K-Mlll. C11I 01n11on AU<'Jt
money in connec:tJon with possible partnerships Luxury 9du1111v1ng t & 2 ~u•11>' '486· 8!>7 21114 full S«v~ Sun.. Maonot11, Gartleld. H B 573.7:111 ~-t lm~ 880 lrvlnf A>f 12 Br t 8 I c Ir p 111 Bdrm wllh g1r90M, hHI DELUXE I BA CONDO Iden Illy 9113·6357 r u. ona prove correct. • .. , l&IM dr•pe• no pet• ssoo & & Wiier plld teltvl .. d lmmlC. pool, 16011111 ,,,. I .. on OISTI.. - -I'll'" TUTT ••• LE (July 23-Aug. 22). M amtatn low profllt' 645-1104 1250 ••C utll pd aecuruy From ISIO C111 M•ny upgredu CorT1 $575 Furnlunlurn Found Old Englllh Sl\eeP Cuti, .. , 08-4 ,,;.3
Def •-,_._ f cl 1-831 5230 Batt\ 848 t81J I 9 5 S All YOU OM<l 10< 0<141 Dog female, btl<lwtll Ir-- -er ..... Wumes o oee aaociate, business partm•r NNpol1 Buell/So • rom Phfte prlvecy S48 Imo Monthly FMI 111ne ee6-3734 _2nd TD• from I!> 000 l•J
or mate. Focus on i~u rather than direct action 1700 ltilh ~I '* 3 BR •Pt. qu111 er .. near I llS7 21114 1140-5410 Loe1 l>lklwttt Foa Terri«. $60.000 r11gt1 y111ld ~•
Youll learn plenty, es~ialla, m connection with t.i Oom1 Hunt H1tt>O\Jr Dtt\whr lMal 2900 CM. FV. SA"" (BRO) cured by •Ingle r1m11y
bJj l ti real lplt, yard dbl c11 1~60 Newport Blvd CM hOme• In Sin BernacJir, pu c re a ona, gener tren 642-5113 gar w10 hkup 84011807 IULAll MITIL 400 &Q 11 S300 per mo A-•rd 54()..11391 Prln only Cell D11nr11
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22): What appears t.o be II!!!~~~~!!!!( LA 3 Br 2 Ba S5851mo Wkly rent•I• now av111 Agent 541-W32 Found yng leg blk le dog, (7141 886-11828 Mon Fr
a lost cause will boomerang in your favor. Emphasiii OC-EANFRONT Olx 2_. Br BBO Kid S 105 & up Color TV llLUIE OFFIOH* brown coll or Vic ot 9~
o n baalc iaau ea, employment, dependents and By wuk or month 6~01~~~~~::4 1 Phonu In room n14 * 1 MO FREE RENT =~g~~~~"' & Allonto ::: ______ _
health Some -tr1'clio""• delays will act"-" 673-7873 I Newport Blvd C.M 1 room to 7 room• Ad' Eatlo•atal . .... ·-· ...u.JY prove Nice 2 Br I B• 111 4-plex. 8411· 7445 Airponer Inn & fn.Nll "'o' Found am1ll brn rerrler-• beneficial. ON THE SANO new c11pet1ng & treehly • • · -1 " =;;&.;.-..,,,... ..... -... ___ O
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready for c hange-. 3 Br 2 B• upper un11 , painted, bll·ln1. garege. L&llU lbOI l•H• required like" dog. VIC Cecil Pl & ltlJ WHI.. 510
1 _ _, I wll b1r pert furn . no pall L .. M SS251mo MOTOI Ill Cell AM 833-3223 Orange 645-7~ •-M&•••EI trave • Vanety and resurg~nce of romantic mterests .,. , -Y wither, d1yer lncld 780-1713 1133-3307 Wkly rent•I• SGS up •CdM Executive Sulll Lo•I 0..,.../ Bonoi, IOOkl 0ppor1unlly f()( high 11~
oung penion helps boost morale Populanty zooms Y"rly or winter, anclJd --OCEAN BREEZES Color TV tree tollee Elegant decor turnl 11111 t>IQ greytiound Tan peraon ror u clu•l•I!
-you oould win a cont.est, political or otherwise oar~ NEAR BEACH t\eeted pOOI & 111ps to unlurn Ele111tor & un Mole So Lagun• area complea Mu>I hev,. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) S1gn1(1cant 2 S .. ahore 1Br IOITlewflrpk; ocean Kllcher1t1va11 oer~rnd P•kng ~11d 4119-t879~ pt11111111 p1r1on1111y
adjustment occurs o n homefront. Accent security, TSL Mgmt 642" '803 Open 7 d•Y• • weell 1185 N Coa11 Hwy 87!>·9 IO 499-4722 Found Solid gray male 11>1hty 10 ge1 11ong "" 11
knowl=of property righta and completion of 00C~~N3FB~~~:. gL•~'. w~.:!: L *4 Pool• & J1cuu1 • Leguna Beach 494 ·5294 NB eoo sq 11 oHice, avail ce1 Hu11t1ngtoo St VIC with people & cepab1e ,,, lo ngsta.n · negotiation. -*Tennis Room wlkllch prlvllegN, Mar 1. S 5 o o mo 759·9147, 673-57112 handllng oHICe & tor"
SAG ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): You have s~:~~ n6~~-~~oP•t• !~:~~~ouebte ~~~··~;}5;rpping 1146"6402· 613·5500 Found ufe depo11t key :~d:~.~Y ~ov~~e~•~': 1 t it t I h 849-1323 TWO SUPER w11terlr ont plua another 1mall key Wrlle Dally Pilot. Acl unuaua oppor un Y 0 mprove lee niques, to ICUIFROIT 2 Huntington Gardens CllU otYE oHlce•. '375 eact\ Me· vie Newport Beach Poet 111010. PO Bo• t~60
atreamline procedures and to be m contact with 2 br. 1 bo. 1'voll April 4901 Hell Ave Single room, wlthoot ba, rlner• Mlle, NB 848-5051 0 I c P • r k Ing 1 o I Coeta Me11, Ca 92627
person s willing to lend support, financial or 8th By week or by mon-1595 Lrg 2br 2b• bit~•. 0 ,, be1ct1, kit 1va11 COfono oe1 Mar 650•7737
• """"'"'· mint cond, nr beech, M1rch 1 1t1 6," -'4 I Grouno floor retell or ol-ound ... 11e ye.low at> Apt M1111ger coupkl wt Othe-·-'--lh Agt 675-8170 IL •75 23 F •• • l
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Focus on bHt aree No pets USTSllE lite, app1ox 221 sq 11 mix ~ppy. Mele neuter-experience tor tl7 unot
finances, business pros""""'ts, added resnnnsibihty At1rt•1all Oaf. 833-3307, 1142· 1339 S 1GO mo to mo Also 2nd Id cock1poo white. gatden 1pt C09111 Me~ .---,,.. ---Very pr1v1t1 rm & t>a lloor oll1ce 376 aq 11 mile ctiocolahl Lab, S11ary + bonus -+ apt
and close relationship Special emphasis on Gtatral 27021 1Br. pet & am111 ct\lld OK relrlge Pref lemole S230 mo 10 mo 1oen1111. mile blk and wtt1te mix 842-4907
payments, collectio ns, valid chance to increase 5 2 B $485 mo $325/mo 673-7544 ce11on on Cout Hwy Hu•ky Mele blk Sneplllillilllll•-----
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AQ A DI .-.. d 5'6 570_. S2'"" whlle mix Lllaao-Apso RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Lunar cycle snv,.ln ~ -~ ~DPIPER~I uv:g;~1~ utll I lfWPOIT tUCI, Wiiii Huntington Beach Shop NB L•dy s CIO
high -judgment, lntu1t1on will be on targ"l lalL.-· l1laa• 27--OFFICE SUITE Over tag mal• mix Cocker 1111 n g e 1t P' ' " '" --S PT8. Hun11.v.1on Bch. Rm wlpvt IOOklnn the harl>O< Ap· 01•. ol"'. grey muzzle _>t4-?4lO You'll finish important prowt. Timmg IS sharp B $375 1 1 111 ... ... ... " r-1 rapt, mo nc u . 1100 IFF · enl, shower. TV 217 pro1t 1000 1q It male Lhua-Ap10 ten WIEll You'll be at right place when actjon gets undt>r 1va11 Apr 1 676-2153, __ 1 121n St 536-2684 7141645-7100 and whlle Newport H1Jr Styllat Ex~r Cl 0,,1)
way. Take initiative, highlight confiden<.."e in your 875· 1797 P leoH• Mt IHt : *RM FOR RENT. pre I Airport area·E.(ec Be8Cfl Shelter, 12~ Mesa N-pot"1er Inn Hair o ..
o wn ability. lal~ 11 2 Ir. AHll surfer or lemale On bch Suite• lrom 225·450 •• Drive. Coll e Mell, signs 644 :?580
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Added knowlt.'<.l~t-PHia 1ala 2107 L I•••• ••H 111 11 52nd St NB S365 S1 pe1 sq t11Many •••u 644"3656 --9-·E OWN BOSS
gained if you check activities behind scenes You U L11rg1 3 Br 2 B1 & 4 Br I 11/leleet n AHll 631-6818 Clll 557-7010 Found Golden Re1r1ever. PIT flower sal"t~ & de'••
get aid from special mterest group. club or 2., Ba trplc. eoclld gar Avocado 1425/mo
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o rganization. Make mqu1r1es. take inallallve m No pets $800-$9751mo 1 1131-8155 phere Pine Knot Motet on Coaa• 15x20 corner olllce on I 1s9 t 158 I Brick 11~1 helpe. F To• co ...... ,.... 1175-8606 --•HNled POOi & Spa 9th floor II 550 N~t -PIT mull hlYll qoot: ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!n!-!!!! ... !!!'6!!!!80!!!!urcesf!!!!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ -------1 BA sup1r c1e1n encl •lllum1na1eo kllCl'i cell· Hwy. NB, SllCl IO ocean Canter Or MAGNIFI Founo F Gorden Retrlev· trane 675-3175 :;; ' Br I Bl S6001mo git $4SO mo ut111nc 1ng1 Wkly rlltel ~5-04•0 CENT VIEW OF THE er 313 PCH·Laguna 8ch ----...... OafaralaW .... Vahnl.... veerly open 1>e1m ce11 1145·1819 •Some wllrg eocl polio I IEED l PUCEI BAY Share lui.ur1ouary & Cd M 499·2731 I C&SllHS ~ .................... ....., ........... _, ...... ., ............. afua!aW-..==----ong lrplc.gar 645-9934 3-t> 2 b ,-pie encl •Furn11ur1Av11t •PPO•nled iecep1 rm 499·4035 Wom"n a St•i-Dllr
--' • II r 1011 lellH• Cirolt Reesonable •Ilea Kil Feutala falllJ 2234 1.atUI a.acll 2241 l!!f!rt ...... 22'1 Baclle!Or yrty rental. $340j ger S7SO Av111 Aptol 1 cnenenes phones maio j conl rm, share re<;ep Found Shepherd m • Store OME OA Re 3 N L mo 201 E B1lboo Blvd 759 1652 Call IOf appl 847-9595 service Z channel mo lionist. sec: I s1111on lully Fem. IP'-8 mo!> mos!ly full 1>mf po5•1•on' 10• F~taln ~-''-Y 3 ~rm. O:::ano:,"w1Jk io'g:.~~·,Harbor Ridge Creal Dy 675-9562. 646-1319 $415 I BA Aettog paho, 0 11 Beacn Blvd t>twn vies SANDPIPER MO I ~~~ ~.•;;~1~oa116 M";~ wnt 77>014S ~~'or~a~~";,• :~;",.,,r
1760. Fenced yerd & l 1SOOlmo 4114-5841 ..,., nuty model, rolllly up· C1r1a1 •el Mat 2722 clean No pets 724 C warner & Sl11er TEL. 1967 N-port Blvd Montanez, 840·1560 Found Fem11• doll Al· l0dm 10 2pm MAH<;rs
garlQI Kld1&petawel --graded 1enn1sS15SO 3bd. 2'~be. Frpl. 322 _Jemu673-7787 --CM645-9137 moll while wibrown I \lormerly G••r•·-.1 J 'I ·645-2000 1'glt'I. Small t Br Rulllc Pine Hrbr Ridge Es111111 3 Looking to rent an apt?
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Why throw rent wwey? 499-1997 S2800. lOE 1 BR. 0.,. <leek OK Call Ern,. 640·3666 lion nve gu & lime I room phones. i;1c hfle I Prome Weatclltt 1oca11on 545 5661 Clerk ntteOed tor l•Qu<,
Rentto own38ttwnhm, M1gnlllcen1 ocHnlront WATERFRONT HOMES i.1r11 $745 + dep 1BR ulll pd adults pre-835-2575 cot!ee S1epi. 10 beach I ave11 3·18-83 Cell Tim --. S1ore aver JI yrs , ..
110 dn, no qu1lllylng YIU• In oid Spanish es-INC 631 1400 640.4255 lttred IVlll AP• 1 po$$ Hid pool 6-42-8252 Sloat Business Pr~-Lou 1 yr old 111me1e gislef 11xper 675 6etJ-1 ·~~0~!:!,0 ~~ t1te 3 lrples lll(lld B~~SR~ oi:.;~;ilu~~= Newty redeco<aled up~ mgr $300 644 6958 ·:~:: IVacaliH ltalUI 2907 ~11~~7~;-~~\11,'age Co ~~1~11;,;tv~n~!:~~t~~ CONSTRUCT 0"'
tlon avail Wiii trade. Sue ~~!,0• ~.!,0~ •3000
111 ~ c 0 , S 1 4 0 0 2Br 181 lrplc quiet no Lg 1Br 1p1 New cp11pa1n1 N-1 & 2 Bdrm tuxu"' I Big Be" Cat>•n ror ronl 5 I t 1_. -1 L. l Remy No 1 0 Cameo WORK.ERS Hl-MSO ._ .. _. .... A .... m 0 smkr no garege rel1 S36S+u111 15111u1 dep ., H r• C• •c I H gh1eno1 CdM Re· OFFSIOIE OIL JOIS tt. Step• to pvt beech 644-6638 $700 mo IMt 159-0240 549.9574 •Pl• on 14 plans 1 Bdrm Miles lrom Snow Sum I Olltc.e 900 sq 11 wlt>ICh w1rd 780· 1053 or Clyl NO E.XP(AtENCE
Qulllty 4 bf 2 ba l'lorna dbl M1ny lr•H Dbl• ger I .... ~7 lrom s~o 2 Bdim from mil I Br & loll lrpl Tl/ •P• lot AltylAccr Ins/ 833 71190 NECESSARY
gw mod kltch & ..,.,... ....a $2800/mo Cpl1 pr11 Saa Clmatatt 2271 eveil nos -l 555 LIKE NEW 1 Br $480 up S5115 TownhouH lrom nr lor191 From $l9 per Prof w/rets PO Box ,....... ..,..... Oya •66 .. + 1 d 586-8l67 F 0 Man, po1111on~ llvl< I 1t • 1 0 buy I 8 7 5 c •II 840-6629 4 I PVT p11110 lrp!c pool ~P• 1 • ., poo 1, t11n111s 1y 1176, Newport 8eactl CA ound Id dog blk w 1 f or Info 31;ii lJ&e •JH
S3M190 BEST,.. 1'1:: ••• lill1 I Bdrms, 4 b•tt11 ocean So ol Hwy Upstllra 2Br TOP""· qu,.t. no pets w11er1111a. pondsl G11 LAKE ARROWHEAD min 112863 aome whl YIC. W 191h Ext E 91 Feto 11)• O•r..-.: !!!!--2250 S 1
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0 'q 11 t t> 1 . no g 1,. g e j MESA PINES 549-2447, lor cooking & t\eat1ng retreal lor Easter 3 Br CM 548 1775 IO<y lutleec• 224f1l3001mo. 2Br. den. ale, 7141759-9100 Silly $6001mo Agt673-1181 UY ... •-w -paid From S•n Diego 5275/wk 497-20!'>7 dy• luia111 leat&b2tl6 Found 10spd & cruiser
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1475/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. nant peyw IPICI rent & •·-ta •-a %"'O II 1 I •• I Seuwlnd lllll•g• 17 141 Lerge Big Beer Cot>on Le"41 Call between 9·6 536-3830 E APllt or troln'lfl\ ~" PoollJacuul Kid• OK. utll Adulll, no pets Agl _. n11 409 2 Bd. I Be. redecor1ted • 1 I . • -to 11113.5198 Pool table color TV 21 PM Mon-Fri 642·4~4 p l make S7 S201tir "arhf•Q
942..eocM 873-0158 HOfaeptoperty 'lBR tBe ger pool Child OK. Nol 2111 le 1110 __ lrpt s Slleps
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home, nr Hert>or & pell $4751mo 1395 A 2 II 2 la 1110 3 bO•m 2 bl 2 .iory 714/S-45-11918 Prf•• • .,.., ........ COEDS-Would love to In°"' put>1ica1ocor" C11 Why lllrow 1111t 1w1y? au Ii Ml 2..252 E IO 5750 811.er 841-0763 dishwasher Call d1y1 _ loc slorelront. $900 mo
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pyrnta Shatad appr.a. no pet• 831-1293 1875 642-3572 h Pets. 0< pet Ok aH u1111 po1d I 67S--OtOS space 1vDJI CM 11 40c 527·7188 rental t er co Call L 111r1'
tlon evell Wiii trede Soa 4 t>drm houM. no pell S.e~ Lateaa W& APUTlllm 714-646-0073 S57S 536-4837 _ _ 1q It 976 sq II 752 Fo< Ladiee-only, well built &46 3955
991-5558 Ntc. vi.. N .. r ahop• _ B1111.1t1lul gord•n ap1s B Pllm Deser1 2Br condo Ml fl & 1248 Ml It dlllld· W/M HCOrlS 1v1ilable A•lmR IE p
2 Stry TwnhM. 2 Bt. 1~ Call Vick) 411~ me llAISlll Patios/deck• Spa ~· llllllY CHMI ·~·,~~~r~h $~ 2r5:;:~e Close to hwy Pool~ ed lnlO any Ouiret>I• 5PM 1AM Cell Rober! p l~e Mon lh;., I I
Bl, l11dry. 011. p1t10. Bellullful 2 bdnn, 2 bl in View ol OC4MO pvt welk ~ll~r~o r:;: Welk It 1.0. Pltla 536-4631 ;;~~,,.:p~l~4/!~i~8';~ spece S48-72•9 675-1487 1 Sup 11 r S 1 nd.,1 ct
te60/mo IM&-5088 Lake Part!. $900 per mo WI~ w•ter. 2600 IQ fl 3 Bdrm 2 Ba =~~~ Frplc eleg1nt trench ON BEACH 1.,....-eA E.itclustve lual.lf'Y medlClll SPIRITUAL AEAOiNGS ' 545-41167
4 BR. 2 etory, 1'~ ml,.. Newly 6ecorllad $1 Imo 31061 Aliso 398 W Wiison 631-5583 w1noow1. •IC. In-home $4 15 A•'k v~~n Kel1ti: leat&la It llaart 2tOI prot bldg adj to Ltt1$Ure I Advice 111 ell mallers CRUISE SHIP JOBS
lrom be9ctl. $1200 mo. 831-6367 Cir, 499-4384 secuttly, I Br 1 Ba & 982-4471 G&ll-9853 WOff1!. Lag Hiiis Sublet I love. marriage & busl· All Occup111uns ·~" •7•7 "-de Oaf. .. .. 10 Flreplece, pool, dl1t1w1sn-1 Studio W11t1ertdryer1-' I 2000,i s/I NEW IMPROV· ne11 Alto counseling '"l>"'V .. Twnhome. 3 br, 2'11 ba, -., I 2 I aMMUTE E O S P A C E AvallabHI ---------trpk: Walk to the beactl 0 e 1 u • e 1 BA I er. pvt p1110, •tra lrg plus prl111te club w/ WIWU a.a.ell 74 7 4 766-4000 1815 So El Camino Real. Great income opporl•or•
9BBbr. Ftaomoceanl~ Rm' ~2. saoOlmo •93-04117 s c PIH• Reaor1"A'd'u1r1 . o••d•n 2 Br 15 7 5 l tennl• courts. pool•. OIJI 2 t>r 1 bl ~"Vu I ...... I I S•n Clem 4112-7296 I I y F 0 r In I 0 ... ..,..,., -~57·284t apu. 11un11. t>eaut11u11y · Olde11 & 111gest -oency ,._ I le tab 2111 From "' 51mo. Pluah .... rt 1Mc• mt Tract wlpool, g1te $532 decoreted clubl'IOUM & No End be,•m Calling All cllent• IO'eened wttn -·· • • OllEITIL SP& 31218811·434 7 Ext C· 7u
crptl & dr.pee. 2~ Ba.1 -IHI dlacount or pur-mu c ti mo r • From $900 urn lnCI d 4114-3044 pllotoe & relerencee 1580 Newpor1 Blvd, CM M••••g( Fee IOf O;rec.tory
c.dar 'oi-. ~. ,3 Br 2bl, l•m rm. lrml chaM aptlon 775-2580 we'8liB.AU I S5001mo lncld• moat 1 8drm ept No lagul'll Cr.Olis Coamopo1111n 400 IQ I! S3001mo ...... cm••H IHV HP
dbl eer Pfiv•l• pr9Qel dining. lrplc, huge metr ...... TllllTI • ulllltiM 5411--3421 3641 Yrly IM $A601mo Cell Good Morning Am«ICe Agent 541 5032 20Z2 Quall St Irvine bHld elum•num fully m1lnt. yard. No eulte wlGrecian tub, pool ,......._ .., f l L... .,.._ Belt St (~ Sun· -4117-6382 The TomoHOW ShOw C~tne<~•·l C-l W l"'h NEWPORT BEACH
petl. Inquire et 527 18th. ' 11un1. 300 " from n~··.. era •• BHutllully l1n01c1ped ~ ' MacArthur) • ·-·-la ··~ oH .. 10 Ill woo Si" c M'""'Prlrne k>Cll.;, HJ-1111 -;-.1~,~~=r ~.~0:· c::'r~~~;
St. M0-6331 =171!,~:;208c.11 la.1MI Illa.. UGI g:::;;::,P~ :.~:'I HE SEVILLE 2 Bt wigw, !!f!!I -271t ne9CI •pl-• •Int term• 2 Br t B• OPEN 10AM-t2AM oP«linO Thts position is
"'EWPORT CREST "--... Lovely 2 bdrm eompl Bachelor $4 lO t:fPI•. Orp1. bllln1, lncd NO FEEi Apt & Condo lew,erl 141· lllt ptlvete hOuae wltfl i.tge l llfl l WEEI lde•I tor entry leHI
"' 1....., furn aeoo mo 1 8drm $485 • yd w/petlo w•ter pd ran\9'1 V1lta Rentlla I )'ltd UM u omc., dr... career ml11ded Pl'!" r t 11 u I 3 BR 2 "'b I . 545-5846 Of 836-7597 2 Bdrm 2 Be leoo 29 l II "G " 'sa11t1 An1 97&,..912 &oklf Sheri Euc home with lhop, ent~. etc Sl11'1 CUTE GIRLS WhO wtan. to evenluB'I)
opt. 11850 mo. 982-7~ $925/mo Aol. &45-0295 Avt $520 C•ll 1-5. WllTll IEIT.... prof 5285 1'1 IHI dep MA K IN 0 M 0 NE y t TO SERVE YOU I enter rie1d ol .. 1es Thll
alfordltMe 2 t>r net Spec. 3 t>r, 2'-' bl clean ...... 22~-~ear(I 836--'4120 -u I I Is II 6 6 . 8 4 7 9 ' $5s01mo. + NC lllL FlllAY /llSIPI IS • demanding position
$400 near Ill• be1ch twnhM Poor, Jog, etc. Pnia1ala 2'07 1 Br cerport wlllove & 3 & 4 Br CIOM 10 wller. 662•2449 548-54-42 770·5629 lor prol1ulo11a1 man. wttlch requlrea at:Qlrlte
63M190 BEST Atty,_ $600. Agt, 54"-1440 1 B<lrm $465 relr"'-Go'" 726 CW furn & u11lurn, 1111on-Shr lux 2Br 2be mobile 4 StOf'elroot .....,._ 350 Muat be experlenoed In mllure peflOn with lac1 -------''---l----'---,---~iSm1t1 1 BR apt. new crp1. 131 E 18th 6411-611111 'V" 101e. •It 1m111t11e1 home with quiet wOfklng 10 520 s it .....---1, .. B o•d· & good phone peoonal
Buy I __, .~ • ....,. 3 H" ••-t...,., "te ,...., • ... drps ••25 llltt\ SI ttien call 0011 .. _ .. ., 97S...-912 l·"'y. no ""'''· pool, r-...., r cl11nlng. •hopping & lty BA Degree pr er Bt ~ e;·;,c;:;.~lds i 9-;· 5-1" 2 7 5· /;;, ";; · · -676-5068 181 E 18tti 642--0856 882· 1700 po"" ,'",; l ... than ''I blk ; w•y. C M. Adrien Riiy ltghl cootllng, O<ganlzed, Submit wrnt91'1 r-.me 10 r:: ,....,. . ..,. •1""' ""0 T &40-409ll & 97S.00.-0 BAY T1••BERS be" Own room end 54ll-8S47 with good r•ferencea. in T R Collin. VP SLF ~ ..,_, ...,...., .., ~ BAYFAONT . Spac111CUl11 2 BOrm. 1•, Be $565 ,., " e11ch1nge IOf 11P1rtmenl guel'll"ll-,_ l-Lr--E-l"-L.-,.-,.----~--2-t-YieW u.ec 2 Or 2 bl 3 Bdrm, 2 ba H•5 t 8< llrepl-. pool be I h S 2 5 0 Im o I S-.. h L t'-Mktg Mer1h1ll Alu mt· g ""'" wu.""' 1 ry, ... ~ & ~.ca~4 I n "'" ltQUll• on '"" num Pr""•""•. Int 2206 lniat Utt 4 Bt. 3 Ba Newly refurb, plu1 stuOy Pvt p11kg 1S1 E 2111 548-24011 prlvete petlo getege UN RY LUB LI ING ..,., _.. m b4Mlch PlelM -'d re-""""''
Super $ 1300 I mo boll ellp u1ll ( 7 14) Lerge 2 BR 2 Ba. 2 lly $475 No pet1 646-9883 IN NEWPORT BEACH Companion lor 1ld1rly IU'-10 Mr Oenlell PO Allon AYe, Irv 92714
UITILI 975-2490 752-9511 Of 875-84111 unit. 1525 mo No pell 3119 W Bey St S1ngl11 1 & 2 Bdrm g1nt1eman OIOer 11m _ Bolt C 111525 Irvine 0 1y or av1111ng u 111
1 to 4 bdnnL lt-1lnQ &I Big Canyon .. ec 3 BR. 2•1t AvaU Apr 1 thru June 12 Nr occ Call 540.-1158, 2 Br w/c1rpo<t. nu cpts, nr Apartment• & TOWflhOu-P<ef Lagunt1 8ch condo 92713. or c1ll Ten'jt al poemon S 1SO·S300 ~r
t&50 to 1295 be condo Goll course Cleln 2Br. p9tlo. ger In Hk tor Dive Llrry or bu1, no dogs. Sr citizen 981 Some are eleo•nlly Minimum eJ11pensa1 ct•lll•OW. 979-2230 weak 945-5780 11t1r 2
vi.. Tennie, pool, MC Ory. $500 mo + dep P1m I or m•ture •dull pref lurn11had 494-285& llllSTll&L PtrMaal I PM --
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Furn rel• 1385 mo From SS80 -a11•1y1 g1te. 11400 mo Oy1 (213)446-7213 YlWllllllWI wetetlurn 631•1275 OnJambor .. Rd 11 Need Femlle Roomm111 lili ~ S.nicft 3014 lllTAJ.UlltnlOE
557-7372, E'll 875-0109, Cett • 2'24 S Sen Jo•quln Hiiis AO Pref St~t $205/mo + Pltfll111.1 Could le1d to ch•lralde
750-0279 I na pecloul 1-2 bdrm IP1•· 1 Large 2 Br $5151mo new 144· 1IOO $100 Qef>oalt & Lit Mo OOll•-y s,trtt.al I..... I In 2 month• 10< ROA wltt\ ----vu t ••f 557-9200. MIF 11·9 erpt dw, l11dry rm, W-__ rent. 673-1729 1303 No enp. I t> I I CP I N k S1ntl1go Or Dover _..,,.... .. , ... ,..._.. Sit/Sun 10.-6 PM aide •• 5 •• 25 Ou""'t.., Br. 1 Bl . o•r. P•-.... t•• •110 n u1 n1u. marr 1ge, cer on1mo er Sl!O'•. E)tec 4 B<. 4 Bl BMutllul Lel'ldmcipad .,.. ..,.. ... < Bly Front. .... bo1 l1land ~ 11r111 problem•. etc N'wpl Ctr 644-0611
3,600 IQ I\ family hOml. ON, Wll91' paid P1tloe TUNNING lllgtt 2 Br 2 Large t Br 1425/mo new tlo, pool No pell 1801 H MIF to 1hr lrg Npt Hgl1 Ce11t Olene 113 t-9479 or OESIGNEA·EKp11'd, wl
3 trplc'1, pool. tvH MCUr· pool. tecuzzl. Muni, ,_ ::96o;~g·~. ~gt'h ~~ol. crpta. ctw. lndry rm w . ~~7~0Nwpt HI• s5so home, non-amkr 27 37 Auto rlC)llrl ~ plua 83 -89114 clienll• tor tstabllshed
tty, 3 car oer•o• nll courll, vollayb1ll llde 114!>-M26 $350 lrg room 011n1 Pf'kng•IOflQI 14,000eq •ANOELASPIRITUAL •c11ve dulgn 11udlo -'"'::!.!!"' _.. 12.200/..... M•-7424 OOU111, rec: room Jr 1 B1 olng B1111n11 IOOklng STUDIO TOI IEIEllYE ITI 831·12116. 1142-3442 ft lot wl 1SOO IQ tt blOg ConlUltmnt-all m1tter1 1173·11510 Hk tor m•·
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Orenoetr .. Condo with ..... rent"'°""" you In &49-7MO home VILLAGE COM· l'lorna, Beck Bl)', wlpool ~77 Of 54e.9942 -•rNMH
loft 1 8r 1 h •••• II Ill We heve 2 8r • I B• I & t l300 + I _. •--• • r,::&u "Br-2\t Be 1 1350 mo -$445 -3 Br . Ht B• Cle•n 2 Br IHt Maple MUNITY 2 I 3 Br 2'-' ri>IC. mo uor l ,llt qllll fUT la1iau1 Archlteciturat & eng•nelf·
unit., plefl1 •1~7 / m & t44-0134 All UTILITIES PAID ..-76 Pool. ll'ld"' tee. no Ave. eu11t-1n1, 2 pel'IOC'lt. Ba 1eoo-1eoo IQ I\ Of 1131-1220 Commercl•I bldg on Flaaacial Ing up•rlence 20.30
enn e . v ° Compere before you ,_,,, 648-9558:' aterllng 1425 81err• pure lullury OerigH, 1Fem•I• rmmt• wented, Newport Blvd.C M at hfl pr wk Cen WOfk '1.
862-7662 ~ 8;~~;231 ~ rant Custom deelon ,... ....... Mgmt 1141·1324 •PH In every l'loma I CdM. 2 Br houM 111, H1rbor ll'llerHc:tlon hdaeu your oHIOI Of ow• Pit LEMM: ON THE LAKE ft, "9. petlo. 11250/mo t~. Pool, bbq, COY'rd ·Sidi, lrelh 2 Br. t Be muter eulte. dining IUI & dep. 1360/mo. Gr111 expo1ur• Ov•r _,.,._ •tt4 ~I Thc>mpeon F1oat•Oon
9-ltlfUI)' decor•ted 4 642-0300 OMIOI· IUf'rounde<I with o • r • O •. • u n d •ck . 1180 toome, wood burning Avail 4/ t 873-7464 90,000 cett per day. u.-. • Inc; i946 Monrov11 St
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J«ry 646-4413 C.atlMten, ltatraJ llaUYllU --Mlktl It gleam: llome, N.wp<>f1 Coett M.... Reu llc'd 536-18911 20 ~· •llP Pool ..v, r• gene r t l clee nup l
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REMODELS/FACE LIFTS •--..1-I •-~-aa--up°!',_ {::'n,. 751•347~ Comm'llAM. 1140-3018 Ptcotte 11415-4840 X504 , It l STUOENTS TREE
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Abllley Bldre 730-1800 ,_ tearn/No Shempoo hr9 ' Tr .. trim/Removal Rut ratM 841·00113. Lie rt380411 15152-0410 tint Alllgnmt. 611 1-81590 utlmetH. Call Tom or •-t'a•• .. __. •• Stain Spaoiellllt. Fut · lawn mtlnt/Rototllllng Superb Houeecteanlng I Bl k Id p h Chuck 542-M92 • ~: •• nu AMitleu/ ...... dry. F,_ Mt. 838-1582 llMaaal •-t •EW FrM Hllmale 548·8065 JACK OF ALL TRAOES Service 'Back In Bull· •A· 1 lfVl•I* ec we er aper tng-' . T~WC>fd Procaetng """""'• _.,....... Cell Jeck any11me, , 1173-3401 Ing & Removel. Oual All Roofing Repair• KITCHENSllSATHnuvMS Shenlpoo ! atANm c:tMf'I Medlterranun Cone1r CIMn-upalLandec:aplng Oty or night 875•3014 nHe' 8'>PI S.11 quality 26 yr •llP work only 40.-31118 , M1Y revtlk>n1 *FRENCH DOORS* Color bf~htenert. whl Lk:'d, bended 1141-1178 Haullnn . Tr .. Trim SPARKLE PLENn' Competitive rel" Hot lM. wood, comp, Ille. Reuonlble 85t·1041
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Din H .. b«g Otedlng Steem CtMtl & Upllol All Te11tur .. & AcouaOc r• , .. trimming & r• & Small M I J b Home/office IPPI• I Fiii P&Jmll •.........t-I Alt ti 548-0803, 64S-3143 & p.w,g Co. Rea/oomml Trudi Mount Unit. Guar. Fr .. NI. Kevin 873-t503 movtl, clean-up1 Frff o11ng o I •31.•971 b Richard Sinor Lie _..., tra ea1 UC. 397~ 842•1720 AMI &45-37 11 nt. 149-4054 all. 4:30. Cell MIKE 11411-139 t u ~ Y " Pl "'l -John'• Window Cleanlng · ret•. 1 llMtrical 0 ., M 1 510.,75 280644. 14 yre of h•PPY ••• at Sewing Machine on th• FrM Mt. t2 yre •llP •·"'-l&&t--CARPET INSTALLATION JAPANESE GAROENER HAULING·etudent wllge ave oe or local cu110"*1 <'"l 7121 Bllnk? Can't get a good f40·l06l _,..., & REPAIRS. 30 yre axp ELECTRICIAN. Priced Speclllllll. Malnl, clean· lrucll. ume lo ratn. Jon 20Yo off tut year'a Wiii Thank you 113t-44t0 2• lar fl v 141· cllenlng, Olflng & adlu1t-1---------
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Near Vlctort./Xlnt rwfa. large or tmllll jOt>I 5'8-9812 642-4047 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE TAXES pickup & dellvory PAINTERS NEEO Pool hutere•Furnac. decent prlce'I C•ll Mr. eo.ta ~ 142-8482 'Helplng Hand•' Cerpol Lie. 396621 873.0359 GARDENING & MAINT Furnllure, TrUll. Tr-at your nome or omce WORKI 30 yre aiip, tnt/ Comm'I Spec;. In r .. ,..,. Hannlll $49·8088 btwn For Ad Action Chllcl caN, any age, W't'J-=~~ '!~ 2~~7! LIC'D ELECTRICtAN RNICl/comm/lnd Yard 963-5415 NORM Out ot 111te & mllltery 9111 Acouallc celllngs rante. new or rernod 1 PM·9PM hi -Quel work RMI t ctea I aleo Appl 832·6681 Lie 366780 Free est TOP HAT 6311-2030 •1--"--li ______ _ Cal a
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE IMMEDIATE OPE•ll&S
SPEND YOUR DAYS
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ACROSS
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18 Monocllnlc
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18 Concrete
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20 Insect
21 Think first
23 Saves
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27 Identical
29 Sort of· Suf-
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32 Peal
35 Drlll
36 DweUI~. Sp.
37 Hocifey'a
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42 Squander
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56 Vintage car
57 1492shlp
58 Bird
59 Hasty
60 WWII road
61 Churchman
62 Diminutive
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63 Desires
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65 Legal paper
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2 Mr Greene
3 Army groups
4 Stags
5 Container
6 Swords
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8 Far: Prefix
9 Long step
10 Container
11 Service
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33 Hawauan city
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good wlchlldren non· Mon-Fri early ovtntng 1--64_5-_4_3_1_1 ____ _
smkr, Spanltll or Eng Sat morning S.o4 00 per SALES po111ton open wt
spHklng OK $80 wk hour guaranteed U lery o r Sal/Sun off 1131·5454 Apply in ponon belWMn comm Earn up to S 1000
2 & 4PM, Mon· Tllurs, wk & more. Call Dick INSURANCE VIP, Perao-..... for EUMn, Hardy 531-3000
n.i Lin .. Aasjstant, min· 330 W BAY STREET --
lmum 2 Yrt broker1ge COST A MESA, EOE Sales lllP•r lncldng typing
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752-0990 Equel Oppty
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po1111ve caople wanted
•Part time
•Must be at least 16
•No experienre necessary
•Pleasant personality
•Retaable
•Good eammg potential
Dall 141-4000 ~ttwtH 1-1
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INSURANCE Commerctlll
Property & Cuualty A1-lllltn1 exper nee. mtn
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Dally Piiot newepaper lor great aaie. po1111on1
deeter In lrvtne trea Salary plus comm1u1on
Approx 20 h11 pr wk C a 11 To m Parker
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kend morning• Muei 1---------; ---------.---------have oepen<Seble Whlele 1&1.11
prefer ltghl lruc k wt Selling limited partner
camper II*' Only neal 1tup Real Ellate Lie not
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Mwnne 162-0990 Equal need -wlY S1anlng ap-1 m I•. I 0 n p 0 I. n I I . I
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Daily Piloi
TEL-l-CIRC
HAS IMMEOIATF. OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•Evenings and S aturday
mornings
·Commiss ion/Guarantee
-Must be ambitious .
pleasant and reliable
-Experience helpful,
but willing to trBln
"This Is not temporary
Call 548-4000
between 9AM-3PM
642-5678, ext. 312
between 5 :30PM-9PM
"THE POSITIVE ANSWER" * Loan only Mon· Fri. Hk for ,s.... PAIT TIIE m•••• p * Greg Hyde, clrculttlon llPPlllllT I l llllWIYll . mu llCtlll
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E•p'd Lendecaptng. e 30.12:30 Local c M team In tetephone..... The Dally Pilot has two o penings 5·30 pm • 9 30 pm,..._ a111tt1 TAB 'rELEX 3001
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Catt r. Rouniree 11 rlenc.d pereon In corn-MS-3415 I and commission opportunity. ---------• Eiiper or 1r11nee1 c1n 545-7058 btwn 11AM & I merclal & lndu1111al rNl 1--------E II t I I f TOP $ s s Femalee Pr• make 19.11311v •tart""' 3PMWMk d•ys .. 1a1etor1IOCC9Ufv1& lllllTAIY/ .. ept xce en post on or college l•rr•d Model• & pay Full end PIT av;;r. lfFIOl IWIAIU
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entlluelHllC:, depend-71411149-5051 end 10 key req Math I f o r Immediate appointment. PleW.. I KING, ..
•wb1H1·, • •,ccu,~~··Chwork•~ 1Rtc:eptlonl1tl Secre111v ablllly tor llghl bOOk · 1 Positions available now. '"' 1250 00 weekly P•Y· ng 0 -• arge ui ' kHplng Exper d end llJ•4ffhls check• (lully guerill'ltMdl
•II ofllce dullH Muet Immediate opening., non. -emkr Call Valerie I ORAllE GOAST IAILY PILOT Smell, etlle-wld• com· worltlng pert or luN tlme type 155 WPM end 10 Small Bayfronl Law Of. 8'44-0241 merclel window c:ovwlng et home weekly P•Y· key Pl••••nl phone, flee, Newport Beach.,_________ 330 W. BAY ST .. COSTA MESA, CA. 92626 conlrec:tor ..-, moll· chedl• malled dlrec11y 10 pereonell ly • muat Type llO wpm Contact llOllTAIY/llO(n . AN EOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER veted lralnM wt111 plen you lrom Home Olflct 541-~$3 Cerol 548-22113 for buey chlfC)Cl'actlc m I rHdlng •blllty and/or 9V9l'Y Wed..-dey Start
FFICE, lnterMtlng poll-Recept1on111 • Legune Ilea Muet be llherp. well ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dr•Wngl 1rch1tec:tural lmmedle1ely No •JIPetj..
I llon tor bright pereon. Beach. An ewer Ing organlZtd and depend· TELEMARKETING tralnln~r Nawport enoe ~ Netlonel
tood with numbere phones, typing, clerlul. •bl•. 111/good phone srcnm Ila.II •••v comm A .. ...-01-•ng a..c:t'I 0 Good car. compeny Do your work __,.. ........ 1 Cot Shorthend not r-utred manner eo -10 k-..,_ "'"" •.. muet Sterllng Salary. ""ht In tile comfort tnd ...,_.regor ,_,., 1 P ...., · ........ .,, Tl&lllH 10-4 pm 547.(1585 1200 kl I I ''V 11131 pt_,118 , CM Cllll Martll•. Nolen Reel good tlgure aptitude • Stita C«llfleo Regl· .._--------=-=-l w Y Pue n1ur·1 ••ourlly of your own Eltate, 497.5454 eap , non·lmllr prel etrallon Cou~ n• R-f •&I Re ence. plue mllaagt Or l\orne l)e(d1 an<I appll-0FF·SH0RE OIL JOSS 831·5&90 ·-~--_. elate requlremenl end cation malled Send your No E•perlenca nee••· Ae111uranl/Ntg111 Club 1--------• B11on/PR·24 Tired ol meklng min· H lary 11111ory RHume n•m• end addr .. • 10 11ry u S & overH.. Attornty on penlneula llOllTUY , • Rreanne 1mum wagu? We P•Y 10. P.O. Boll 279e, ~ Amerlean Fldellly Com
F or O I r • c t o r y need• eecretlry Some Newpon 8eech lew flfm • TMr Gu guarentMd S5111r Very port a..c:t'I. CA 92193 pany, Hiring O.pl 71
1-3t2·741-6170 EJct 0-13 le91I background . need1 oene-at buelneta/ •Bodyguard training HIV eell Pleue ~~II TYPESETTING, -'le 1040 Lone Ster Or, Nft 7 t4.e75-0900, Barber• C""""lle MCf•l•ry with MARTIAL ARTS 631-30111 Alk for ... r __ .,..., Br ....... TX 711130 -· .--· applleante for tull Um• aun..... ·
.EIT&-•-• minimum 3 yeere •JIPetl· 1 SECVRITY Wateon •-• enc:e Mull llave exc.I· TRAININQ ACCADEMY nu-W()(lt et buiyCoete MeM nl IPll&fM Ollml/llTOIH tent typing & word pro-531-8101 ,._ print lhOp. Typing. paa-LMdlng brok«egt tlrm Plll/1'191 ms l ·I • Mature Thure·Mon 10 OMllng -.11 .. $1\onhend llOl&I. WIRIU llUOITlll l•UP & counter Cell hu Immediate opening
Wented 1du1t1 over 22 , AM • 3 PM ~/hr La-hele>lul Beneti1• a ulery 642.(1144 ltx ewt lor ••P•rlenced wire
wtlO enjoy working with I OU"• Niou-i 4H-57117, eommeneurete wl1h ••· LSW tor Clltl1tltn group We need good peopi. to Whet a Won<ler1Ut Wor1d operator Houre. 15 45
you Hi Mu et be well I •111 .0, ~ 2 • 9 PM perlence Non-1moker l'IOme. wld ... bled cti11<11 HI up appolntmen11 ol Shopping, rlgllt et AM • 2 PM Salary com· ..,,.,,-+--+--t ,groomed, pereoneble, • for Interview Muet h•v• front olflc• en PIT. 957-9190 lrom our Cost• M ... OI· your ltngenlpa everydeyl I men1ur•t• with e11perl·
poettlve motivator Statt js.i.. •PP••ranc:e . No •g•n· Taco Bell le looklng for rutt fie• In th• evening tor Otlly Piio t Ctaullled ence. FOi' appointment,
11 17l5 per wffk Ct ll clea, p!MM. 1151-2044 & PIT help Dey a nil• Hotlday Inn'• ,_ travel Ad•. To place your ed. I C •II H •I • n ~~on.14) 11-7021 (ul< tor I CABLE TV ••--•-I eh1untf1tty• a1(}Jfvel~!~~1• club Salary + commit-I cell &42·5&711 and let • 11419-44-2292 --· ~-•-• ..,., __ ,_, l lOI\ + borlul C a ll CIUllfled A<l·Vleor l\elp Wt.nl ACS. C&M 942.5979
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youth cerrl1r1 promote lul Newport 811011. N.-por1 Ctntet Trevtl ftl • l • .. "'=========~=~===~=~::::.:=~==~=~=~=~ their own Htlbll•l'l•d Qroup W Ceble Of New· Firm Send reeum• to lmm90111• ~lngt In -routH Mllure, outgo-port 8-:h II IOOltlng ttx SfT·llOO. Newport c.ntet ttMphone ..i... M441ng
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Pakt vaaauon. '*·*1'200 per k romm on/draw.
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887-3939 Otnnelle lbl, Ifft, 4 chr• IOM typ•wrll•r 1350. pl•I• w/lrlr )(Int oond I vn vr le•lh8' Int, wire whl• • _... oond •1100/btC ,,, ...... ;-;:., ;::•a,~"."::',O:'!, ~~ ~1.,•:1;,"' "~ New' i OMWI• :,=· M•" "" ... WH. ay A PRICE ·~= Dt•Y· dleMI, Aala1lt ---ti' Mlll>Oal 11900. trait ft Hit oond, lNtl\«MHlnl. "--• •• 10 111 ...... 1 uu fH 12111 6480404 •an•• ltalt. 7011 • ·as i20ae. l*fit09 oonc1. S6000 .... ,... .. • i::::;;:a .,., '"' l IUOI UW ru.1t 1r ... COl'eotlble nem. ,._ -m .. r0t1.
Ool .. ~ n. I Ch1l•1. 1011, l1n11.1e. Electric Wheel C:.h1lr•. Y1111n11 DI-' 16 HP ptu1 Ill For ft•I H ll, IHOO obo ..... 1 .....
•1<'""c .' 1,.,.17~1ever pupp "· '• b t •' b • d . •to n • w & v • a d . mtrlne tren1 "-I 1800 SEVROV~EM&I! 8L~~8UI""" 142·610s 0-11 Ill .a2•.a '7t ._ ....... ....,.__,. w. •· "' u l40·0t8 1 $1500 U &oo M•dlcit 846-11849 WI llY "' c.... ~ ... ~ .. ....,,.t -
Mll-4 llS 3 Pc 88Clroom Ml Dark Mart 142·11102 M-F 9·& USf'O CAA8 ' TRUCKS 3&70 N On.try Ave . 74 2400 Orio lmmac ,.,... tlft =-.~: ...,.,,.,.
AKC DOBERMAN ... IV\ I Id Nalat./ ltmct 7020 co··e IN OR C "'LL FOR LONO B"'"'CH cond. Mutt Mil ISeet ofr ------------~'--::-:~~-----1, wood ~ nc , __ Chocolate Chip 11clpe, .., ,.. """ ••""' " ......... ·-Oood tem1>91ment. Pro· dbl ~. bkceH s ieve ... y 10 mike ror more '"HAVE lOOLS Wll 1 fRH &mAIUI. (No Cherry eJdt·<IOOl OllBf .....,.,, 87.r .. vvv CLEAN DEAL '77 leotllle, OffO. ownet,
18Ct cur homel 1200 862-0671 detall1 wrllt 10 K1rry TRAVEi." Mf\lloe & In Corm1~."'--LlllO ~114) flt•lll0 '70 MBZ 2908EL ft gray on 'ray, loaded, .....,.. •3••• 84611122 atellallon of moll m1-•• .,. .... oond •• ..,.,. 1i.•rp, 9700 firm ......... ... ....... • Thomaavllll M•d -pecan Benka 4o49 SapphlrB tin• equip & .. .ctronta o•n11Ln r ....... IN Welcome Gd rnecn. . ........ ON I 7H .. 1M
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1400 /bell o iler
646-3142
VISIT • Norma or Mary,
Hunt Bch Matt. Mer 9
thru 13 for gtauware.
record•. & collecllt>tet
dreNef & mtrror 2 bed Or Enctno 91438 ConV1r1t0n1, & wooCl/FO 18:111 BEACH BLVD IUlll Ollm'I ll76-2l90 IM&-e&Ol ft =--"""""":"---~~=!,
l•btee. headboard 1650 Used e;G11sw1ng Ilk• nu ••fin Speclel comml• ••UNTtNOTON BEACH •Llln '78 •GO 8LC Sunroof, el-CLEAN c•n C\nleltt tJtl
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Moel gtaa1 & cllrom1 546-0729 PIP Fr• e •a I l•l·llll & 118,900. Call 642-78ee 1111 ,.,... n .. u
llvtng rm 111 1011. 2 ----71 4/964 4800 .711 Turbo OIBMI, Bll JCtru, le tll H We ~ • ¥/'°t ..-..
tamp l•blll 2 arm SCRAM LETS II a"--7022 74,000 mllH, 1 18,000 , • ... tlon of NI • USED
Chllra, collee !Bill•. • ,,. -Ila Top Dollar ~··-.... a-t06lttl lamp, etegare. magazine SllH·Serv~e-L ... lng Day• 7t41781·2083, ,...
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Biby Fvrn Jenny Lind thing t>eckwarCle and In NEWPORT ISLAND Highest CHh lmmed. lor 882-7928 e11e1 1ft 6;30PM .__ ________ ~~k~~~~ THURS, MAR 10, 8PM Crib & Dresaer. $275 HEELS .. Prlv•t• dock Under 30. your vehicle, domeauc or ------74 Yellow Coroll• 2 dr
Strolee Stroller 135 ,,_ S -S--Easy ecceaa 1150 !906 fore+gn 55 t 8285 '75 2002. am/Im llereo. 11129 Meroedee replica eet wgn. elr, euto, Reflec1a po_, wll\dowt, power
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EVM after 8, 848-8588 ... aullful tatua ymbola ------------,_ pelnt 15400 or beet kit. 51111 In or1g. lhlpplng 1dnl cate Driven by little =O~eY ~ -~
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cupboard. $80. Love-watchH In 161( & 141( ad uH ol boat motor & MORE 11111'80 Sec $3800 '82 3&0SL, Anthracite. blk 80 Suprt, lmmee. low Don Wllllame, &42-4321
1e1t $80, 8 matching Gp Only 1395 & 1495 pref Lerry 675•1t03 or 0 .82 83 •••c 873-7394 IMther. c:Norne wheela. mll•• 18500. Daya 209ZAI aote $100 Maple din nanynew • "'"' 2 top• lo ml tmmec 7141701 2883 Eve11---------HI S/chre. 2 leev ... C8'h Marc 675-3011 aft 835-6281. ext 2433 JHp or Renault (Not '77 320!, ,_ Bnglne, Min $3],soO 497-3061. · 2131431_7632 • 'It llt& ... I•
$250 o .. k. $60 Cre· 4PM Single Mlnltter w/qulel Wagoneer) Free SOit lop rool, )ult tun.cf. 18500 c;90 Mtr-7121
derue, $35 M1tel worl< 2 piece sect cost $900. Ille slyla seek 1 llve-& doora w/avery Jeep 494-&a 75 'll llZ 4IOll1 '82 CfMBlda, 12 M. Gry, 1-1-111-----IU--W-... --
be nch. $35 645-4628 must aell $260 Black eboard slip lor lmmac Purclleee 70, 2002 w/reblt eng. runt .ICLNT MECH COHO. lmmec. 1owrw,111,600.
bet 6-10 pm neuga aola $ 100 19' Clanlc 32 u1ibOBI • very good. $2500 Cell Body, paint I Int perl.c:t 75t-7078 etter 2 PM. 4dr, eqillpped wtttl roctl
Olneue ,., w/4 chr•. Ilka po11 color TV $125 Glrla 673-8466 mornings '2()ruoot• ,,..,. Martt. 494-6187 cond. Look• & drtv. Ilk• Yt'L-.... 117• reek, tler80 with ltpe,
$100 $,00 20" Bike $20 492-37412 (2 t3) 424-4174 al1noon1. ( ,., I n-. Orig. ownet. Priced aae• • power Mille, pow. ...,... ~:0.1179 orig .. --••t .,.-1--Sii" for reni Main Bay ·oa\t ---: Dal1aa 117 to Hll. 115,000 (213) dow1, •P••d control, "" " .. •80 320 ox h k Ilk 928-2398 (8·51. 11141 t'J2 llPll IEITLE power door loc*I. Good and 1etes mater1e1 et 9x32, S7 50 11 n1• H¥t01 •111 com •s.t tchb · • • .,, ~1,.. -,.,_..,.. ........ s•-....__ eond. S4850 M•" be Hld••·bed '° 8· avocedo 673-5340 111• \tt IOIJ 1110 Ml '"' new, 4 *Pd. ller80, llr -~ "" • .._ uuuu ""'"'· --· .__ ' & gold rweed, 5·, $175 co11 494-6167 __ aK m t. 13800/bat ,83 MBZ 6000SEL ~nt. S2300 . C•ll Hen et S30 W. Bay.
01ye (213) 446·0292. Beaulllul 11\/lng room -;;;Q LIDO ISLE Prlv dock. up 4 Wla"l DllYll 9030 676-1277 Anthrtcltelblk IHlher, 9215 aft 8. Coet1 Meea. Mon.~~
81195 (2 l3J 646-6285 bedroom drape' While 10 4o euy eccesa ASS, 1unroof. he•l•d '12 RABBIT CONVERT Fri. lO-& p.m. Don A llaaCft 60ll Hardwood dining rm table on white $50 Wallelec: 642·500 I 82 CJ-7 Renegade. Im· 73 Pl~k~ r~/blk. 77 '""· burl wood, 1pec Perteet, ~extra, 4M lierM, IM2""'321158ZAH n -& 5 ..ch.Air•. orop leal, 831-6357 Boat slips avallable New-IJllCulate 56950 17141 .o;t. 6611-69'~80 II n IU9'1.. 111 •xllU 300 ml. 110,000. 780-8220 '11 B ........... -rvlRB~AR"EA $350 6<18-2944 Dr•lllng lbl h9fll \/Ml 1111 POl1 Beach 25°-35' 660-?W2 153•500 '89 \IW Sqbk, thrulled, Tit, ~new fillla. w:~~~c Orient el carpet, sac $760 S95 Weights. wetghl 1111· Cell "'2-4644 fnckt HlS ·~11. ! 1~ ~~(;!'Pl~~~';' (819)2911-83311454· 7928 '700 .or bMl on.. No dantB. 11900.
app1i.ncea. 54:3077 End drum 1abte aet.• 1ng bench $65 768-6489 82 vw dleaet P/U 5K ml, $2950lobo 631•2495 111 Mus1 Miii ·eo 190SL, eltll. &42·9018 aft 8PM ~--~50n
merble top, s 120 Doo-1ott1ee desk & cnair S65 Traaaportatioa A I c . p I 0 . $ 6 7 0 0 6pm wired Int, ret>lt eng, MW '74 7 pu bu•. ttereo CW, , ... •w .... I llY anu&IOll ble bed. $120 847-t070 3 M co P' er . $ 5 0 549-2096 ·73 E10 Oalt"n $1200 clutch, 90% reatored. orig pp11lnt, 11lnl, rebll tnl'I. 4dr. _,,.....,.... wl1h roof Herb 957 8133 C 80141 ., ~ Muat drive. Wiii ..,I to-1~ -·• ....,v...,..... ----------Antique velvet tola. $275 • 968-9853 962·4471 aarra 78 Datsun PU c1mper 7141851-9900 x 206 dey $9000/obo 11•1 got $3 l b9t. 071i-1277 rpe0c_!.
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Refrlgetator, $200, wUl'I· T•p•alry wing chllrt, -------Mvst Miii Cebover cmpr. 1h1ll, 1u10. 11ereo. 1elnt Oeyt to gol 548-a809 '11 Mml w w ., a dryer, $135 ee, di,. $25 & $100 Coffee table, .. 1 W 1_.a 6220 sips 3, bllns. gre11 cond cond $2700 762-6388 ac>Md contrd. 1111 wtleel, ~. 1100. 648--68"8 $65. S wag lamp, S 15 .. IC. aa -$400/olr Dys 979-2333 ,.,.. F d "'T P U 4 """' 72 240Z. red. elr. euto, '80 280SL, rere European AMIFM , eutomatlc, air e6ecttlc door loc*I. Good ~•tor. "·~n. d .. ,_, 2t5 P .. r1. Bl 875-1378 leatcet 2l0 Patti "" 0t • ...,..., AM IFM c .. •. •lleep model. US legal. bnlffant cond., clMll pelnl/ Ina. cond. 14825. Mey be
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door. Vety clHn, runt New Patio Set Top ot the WentBO 114-675-7067 Cab Over Camper tor 8 $2000 64&-6981 dyt. ee&-5072 evea Hett, both lope, 18K. An 1 we r Ad I 3 2 1, Co8te M .... Mon.-Frl.
gr. I I s 2 5 0 0 b ol llne Stlll In wrappings Off' r . -, truck bed Reltlg, stove. ---129.750 075-2172 PIP I 842-4300. 24 tww. 10-5 pm Don Wlllleml
700-388; Moving force& sale ., act araatart etc 3 way •Ystem Neects '64 Ford ·~ ton ptck up, '78 260Z. orig owner, 1 _________ ---------842-4321·445ZAJ •
price Call alter 5pm Et•it•tat 6226 work on top. Muat tell clean body, no motor avlo. a.Jr, megt, 92,000 '79 MBZ 450SEL, red w. '78 Brlldt.y GT. kll CBr, 1 ________ _
Wutier, $145 Gu dry8'". 559-1740 - -I $395 OBO 54:;.> 2373 $550 989-1895 ml GOOcl cond $4000, perchment, ell 1xtrH, I VW eng. 301< n)I, gtNt '&9 BISCAYNE 1145 R1frtg , S::.>25 -Nearly new 3 Olk roll firm 546-7222 mlnlcond.128.500 oond.S<MOC).653--0188 Red 8c:yt 1owner ---------1 F P P t d $500 th k h 10 6 cond w/9hell, $2000 ·12 240Z Xtnt cond (8lll}2H-833l '"73 VW Bug.. 10nl cond.,1 ______ .. _,..._ .... _ Freezer, $145 547-2916 CHINA CABINET Whit• tope • pd $900, Mii for 11-4 pm 76 Detaun IUIO. good 11100.' • •111:2•"1
M1ytegwutier.gold,Old· $'260r.ovp 11~r $c4o;5 6 wa~u 1 °;,8~nr30-1160 M•ttr likt1 1 645-7673,646-11526•11• H••Cl•r•. new pelnt. MercedH Benz 1979, extr ... $1900.85CM>171 1tll•WW&lll
er model. $200 Good 714/968-9610 desks $40 ea wtchr 78 Pucll Mui-sport xlnt 76 Ford Courier Very sunroof, megt. loll 3000. ell •xtru, aharp, •74 SUPER BEETLE 4dr, equipped with rooflJll!!~•!iiiiili
cond 882-2785 760 1964 or 760 1088 cond W/accessor1es clean Campir shell & more $4800. 760-3928 ucrlllc. Nie Mull Mil Gd~-......., cond. $2050 redl end lt•eo 13200. ---------5 Pc Bdrm Ml walnut --$325 642-9620 or 846-7517 (7 14) 788 8942 evu ·-"-"' Sanyo CtNm refrlg, 11 cu King sz hdbrd. t>evele<l Desk w/2 rite drawers ___ __ many extras $2260/b•I • • 842-9914 &4~199 Mey be -81 330 W
ft .• llke new cond 1250 mirror GCI conCI $395 l<tnt Cond Ok Wood '11 IOlll DPllHI 660-6029 8em 10 4 30 1180 liq ... 240"7208· WANNA BUY A WA881T ' Bay, Coate Meea. ~
83l-3043 545-2250 $95 548-2237 6<15-8358 )(Int cond. $2251obo VH~ 9040 4 w~ drl\19 All extr8' Mitldil~ 1147 '77. CIHn. 12200 obo. ~~~t..:21~·
HOTPOINT Retrtgeretor 6 piece dbl bdrm Suite E>.ecullve Desk Ht-back 256 Knox St C M Low m1leege 720-1146 T .. t Drive & PrlOB Brien &<IG-2950 ltt 41:30 Bronze color $ 100 ---·~'79 Crntvy Van V8 •.,ton. wk..._ "80 Citation, V8 hetCh· good cond Cottee Table sw111el Chair Credenza Pl>CH MOPED 1 auto •Int cond $4800 Ftnui 1121 Tll llW 11111! __ .. _, •. _____ _ R::,:.9~~ .. n lroet tree ,a:.:~:~k ~:.:: $150 ~~~r~f~;. c:tcio~g~g· G<><><i4C:~~o~225 I ::1~~ ~.!, ~~r IUm NllllY'S c!:o': :'=-·:;,·~.'-reblt •ng, ~~--:';~·000
$155 893-9060 Algtteniatan rug antQ 573-4903 or 673•3313 Ji1 I ---, ----llLY llTlllllZO Turbo 01eM1 P.U 11500. 53M05e 1tll •AU Wllll
$ 2 7 5 Bk case $ 3 o ,-.-' 0 -6""• •t•rCfC ti/ ti••t1, FE1•••1 .,. vw ~ ._ 4dr, ..,,."'--=" with rod Refrlgeretor 4 yr old IHH llHI .._ Se .. ttn 1011 Cl11tiC1 1045 """ lim -. r1>lt eng. -..... -Glbaon. t7c/l,xlntcond 559-6737 Wurlltzer f'un Maker Or· MlllllllPl ~. 1 · ' then 30 ml, S1000, '-*end etereo. $4U5.
$275, K•rl• wkdys• gen 1 1500 OBO 82GPZ750 Low mites e .. 4 1•atsltffff : 714124CM>178att5pm. =~-;"'~w.
l5l-04'3l G S It 642-0787 never dumped MUST 1946 F d W d W ~EW~;i '11 Rebblt c:onYert , llr. Fr1 t" E "--8 cu f1 A.Clmlrel retr•~1 11111 I I S E E S 2 1 5 0 J o e or oo Y •-' ....., p.m. """'' .,. "·· Jil Wvrlltzer MBh""any up· 831Hl76<1 gon $ 13 000 M 833 A .•
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C:..1•tnl IOll :!~Pm;:~ ~-2t~ Spinet ptva benctt E~ 80 KZ65o,85oo mites 57 Thunderb~-.Z. ~~ ~:n~0m~~:'!!!; ::~: 1 ·11 VW BUS. at, em/Im Ul-6857 CK 492~"2
•tBM·PC 841K. 2 drives Wataon Sun 1-13 ~1«11 condition $1100 , 11gtt11 y dam• g 8 d 1811 ASAP, wlll conatCler Mv1t Mii lmmedlBtel'f. CHHlte, 1unrool. low '77 Cemaro, .,.aow w.
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comp I •y• $2850 e .... ~··· Gt.416212 UITII lllT&I eves'wlo.nd• Btaupunkl, met burg/ .,.. 2 I Pnofl9 497-1903-. '4!001000. 873-8803 5::::~1 COMPUTER E::a~~·=l~ac,:.r;; ~.:t~ Samsonite 81 750 Kawasek1 lo;; 1'68 VW VAN, rbf1 87 eng, ·e,:..~atlon, loaded. lb
48K·18 Sector DOS • $35 While Student O..k 075-1305 IGary) ~:8~·~ mi~s ''000 . $1 ,200/080. 64().()265 $4600/080.
Centronlx pr Inger · & Clleir $35 552-0105 -1 , ,._...... 6230 -------'77 SCIAOCCO 752-6120
montor . micro moden I rrh•I -· 80 Kawesakl KX80, Jtlnl _, /fm --:--:------~II'•
auto tier ROM + vlslcelc Jtwelry 6214 Lady· a 7M ski boota Dy eonCI Must see 1450 ~:!: . .,~:.' s.c: ·~;:m~_run1 well,
&. more $2,000 cull Ant lq sellmg. wedding, nallt, excel cond $50. 546-35911 __ --1 l3300. 1~1731 l500 000 050-2014 cu1tom 4 2 cll. 6 dl1.[ Pr Powder 1t11tch 13 IHIA •IO 01 ---------
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... •• • 546-36<12 blbl. Ledlea u IOR Skyr .~95 o" eruo :.w. uZ! I .... paint ,__good. vertlbte New top, new $40. 548-6218 -__ .,..._.,._..,.,.,. _ 93750/olr. 640-0292 c8tpet. 12000 Cell Germ. 8hor1hllr fem. w/
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Prealdenl P1eget POio & OllllNG OUTFIT $800 231( ml, $650 847• lO]O 111 5 grend takeel Muet ,.. 1311
other ramou• 1t1tue 963-~ bet 4&6 pm • V'a I022 ... todey '79 Sdrocoo .• 71 ~ white T ,....,. watches In 181< & 14K 111 extr11. pert. cond • • ....,. o p Only $395 & 5495 TV /la•l•/lltrH 6232 Ill WIHl I 4 5 o o c •ft now ~. euto, pe. Pf>,
Cash Marc 875-3011 aft BEAUTIFUL 25' RCA '75 T.,~, 27W, Ilk• n-~&-8809 rc:-;1~.o:t.o::
FrM to good hOme Adult 4PM Color TV 2 yr wrnty 17500 46--0116 .18 Bug. rune QrMt, toe*• 14100. l75-elel
i.m. Dene. 646-5510 or ..... L .. • ... 6216 $148 Free delivery T aUtrl '''"I 10.ot..1 1 111-1111 'll -l10IO . ,.,..tt)Qrlttr•~B1bt . -• !!. Open Sun i , ., .,.,.. 71 OPEl. Gl ~.-; 11900,Q'b; Call 72 Pinto, 2 dr.,,.,. tine,
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I UI wn111c HTflT TV John"• 646-1766 18' Sent• Fe. eell cont. Aalta, ••rrtt4 676-1129 ~LLEHT CONO. 876-M06 bet 1o-e· lift new UreB, n.ed• body Pualtart M2S ,,_...,,a torcn body. w/ SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS Ilka n•w Must ... , lltS MU.t Mil 840-60l8 8, &44 14MI . . . won. saoo. &4~ I"' FtlJllTllE Victor dull •t•g• QU· lnstlller sell• ., coat $3500/ofr ~0-0292 Alia..... 7!1r~~~j::~ ~: ~ ,... tlSJ .• vw aua. run8 good, '11 Lll W ..
agee, tmall tanks. extra sterling et $1750 Free 8e KIT trelter 18 8 I SPIDER, am/Im CAN, cond 12450 e.42-~872 fetr "'-"· 11000/tlet off. One owr.. Aune ldnt. Hartl 1157-8 133 llP• No C"tllng Bll8C .. · It 638 •12~ b ... , Hll I ..... t.llS ....... , v .. I • turvey .... .. Sips 8, w/lllower. awn-ru y ... u mmwv 111 8 TER 157-1218 Tranepot\ltton pMI
**I BUY** ment 1150 tng• $1800 /obo Best over $7000 1750 54&-0111
942-0100 969-1221 Walral Otl•r TY, 535-7806 4114-03 .. 0 Ja ... r 1121 Nlllll/1111 '11 •Midi !--"."..,--· --:-~=~-
s 1eo ~2-4979 -----.. ~ .. Edition" 'II fW fl1lll fftMlftf MlsctllH"•• '211 ------------A .. i 1107 '81 XJ8, Cleen. fulty io.ct-13e31 Hart>or &Nd. WT"'-~ e/c fllnl a..k:. ...._1 Aune A·t MASTERS AUCTION Zt1ttla c ...... n A t •• eel 1111,500 Gwden Gr<N9 • • _..,, u'.:':'"1• POOL TABLE ColOf Prlc:e l300 8 O•O lft '80 Audi 6000S, 4 Cir M-770-<4577 e...1~ •--1 .-a.., f\'n, reg. ga, Jdnt cond. -· ..._..,1 v HllHI lll·ffH 4 x7'slat1.cu1tomwood 6"l&67S ldan,auto.3,000 ml __ ..,.,.....,.. 17400. 048-1152, l2StatlonWagon.LTD.
Rull Floret S•f1, 8 • design Comes w/bllll81d • ---IMPORTANT NOTICE Mike oll8r 846-2923 .. d& t14l 114-111-2111 ~5 Dix lo ml. All optlona. plltow-~. $250 tight & welt unit w/cu.s TO.DR~ERDTEIRSSERASND evs ·n Aabblt. eunroof, ,..,_ IMOO 1181 ofr Must -Valued at S2000: Mltlng Boat " Y 1111 112 y•-• .. .....,... ,..... ,. M3-405e for l500 firm 661-8237 I Th• price ol lttms ad-lllW 1112 -1 / o. g r •• t con d . ,_-__ 1_18 _____ _
" pc chrome din• HI "-I 7011 V9f'llMd by venlcie d .. •·1 SllYet/blk1 Ill mrM. mint '3800/obo. 87M723 '74 Muatano "· ldnt cond, S 150; cock tell & end FEATHER COMFORTERS -•tr• .,, to Iha vehtcle elaui· oond. I 0,500. 875--6963 , • .._ flJI 12.000
table, 1150; 1tlnt cond We cte•n a recove r ••••a 11'""-•-u lied ed\18f11alng column11 '12 911 SC tmmec cond. .... ~
l<lntl. 553--9061 be•ullful downproof iov. olf 11182 prlc.. does not nc u e eny •P-3000 ml. red, pot Blum . 2'4.. wagon, FrM Demos THE LASER pllc1ble tun. ticen1e, rlm1, F/1poller. brB. ~ oi-i. 1618&.
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Must NII lmmedl•t .. y. 1 ticking 842-4870 STOAE. Mon-Fri 8-5 tren1ler fee•. lln1nce •term, ltereo, 1unrt, 831-2126. coueh with metchtng ..... f-1 •' ""' 1• 1 500 I -... L.... 642-0846 .... argee. or r .,.,.. ~~2~!!''P . ~ . . ... _ ttn ...... ....... io-1 Muat -Ult• _,., -_... I lutlon control device _..,. -,_ .... _, ________ ,
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dayt 567 .. 5 87~19 Pewtr 7012 olhe rWIH 1pecllt•d by -----n & . ..Ortell••. Audi• ind run• xlnt. SSIOO/obo tung 11111mettrw6 box lhe edY8'tl-831-2040 4~M9 .,_ 'IO ttt8C Terg9. wf\t WI V~-142~
1Prino9, hdboard. dr... WmHL Ctualc 18' Lepttr8ke Aate S.rricn/ l&llUIAOl UW .,.. -"' ten ""'.1.. .. xtr• Muet ---73 lltnt ~ ..to
Mr' mirror. bid HI A!!IWlllU! ... Centuty ~Y boet," c:yt, MlS I 284102Mtr ... -n8 Pk..,,, ' flGUITI .... S2r.OOOlbe9t offw. .AM ....__.0
1 ....;_ • ..,._ '500. 862-2717 --Grey $3500 875-8181 Pull ........ ~~ _, ~•t7 -... ,... ".., °""'· ·-~-H•ndp•lnted, only 175 _,_, • Wtt•n.CSJUW~ l1lt0. ~1
Large dlMtt• "'· teble, 840-3709 evee P81'1ner Wllnled, 1980 25 Al/TO BODY & PAINT I (Avery bh !.-&) 448 I!. CoeM Hwy
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,_1 l30 Hvy duty Mc eo.t 71•1&40-9540 whM6t $400 4 Det 2IOZ ••u.• ... t•td 1110-r. 11tnt 125 1"4 20' Ctw1I Crtft, glMB whHI• a tlrH 12&0. :OC,/[ .. lM'acito., .un
c.rpec, room ":t~: bW:!'Y, VI, lo ""· 81y lor 1kt Muet 81411 642409e. * ·1• 320I; • apd., _, uMd, brown 9 t • 11 8 t>o•t. UMd by l1dy H BRA FOA roof (<417M 1)
M5. 187-3938 bay boat, b••n under '11·''2 CONett• * '71 HOI, euto , 11r
CO¥er Looi!• Ilk• new •"' u7 1070 erand new profeHlonll 19760. 815·0115 HI. ..,., -• ~··~~·":61.... ""'
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of II,,. Mateo lo•. In· HP, (MW IMMI) eng. up-1171e ttwu tOIOe • '11 3:~ epel .• ""'
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Refund seekers snarl cOuJJty tax paperwoi:k
1
r .. -w~w
Oraqe ~""'Y tax offlcdala t\•v• tiHn burt•d undtt a
wrltablt avalanche ot paper ln
reomlt w.elal • OOW\ty property
owrwe ICl'UnbJe to mt cJa1ml for
tax refund• •temtnll\I frorn a
1881 court dedllol\.
"We're anowld.'' ta!d June
Alnander. clerk ot the Board of
Superytmn. Alnandet Mid her
otflce hu been recelvtn1
completed formt at th• rate of
m DRAllE &DAit!.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1983
Victims
flood
relief
agency
. By ROBERT BARKER
-d' ............... -
Flood vk:tbm oonverpd on the
Huntinlton Beech Qvic Center
~y. trytna to apell relief
-· u In J'.E-:D-E-R-A -L
.L-0-A-N-S.
More than 20 people were
watun1 for the doon of the
dir •Ill' relief aent.w io open at 1
p.m.. Well over 100 were lined up
'about a halt hour later.
Most of the victhm appeared
io be peUent and phlloeophical
about the expected lona waiL
Some were not.
· Huntln1ton Beach resident
Don White complained that only
four repreeentat1ve1 ot the U.S.
Small Bua1nea AdmlnlatraUon
were on band. He reckoned the
wait would be Uc>ut four boura.
"We can't afford io wait," be
aald. 'We're taJdna Ume off from
work to clean up. We'll come
beck tomorrow momina-"
White aa1d be w.. boli'na for
&00 per da)' while nquem fQlr tM foftllll .,. '°""81 ln at the
nte ot 1,000 a Clay.
The refunda -which could
amount '° •i&o few an Oranp c.owity homeowner -Nm frciD
• 1981 Superior' Court decWco ln &.n. Mat.a C.OW,ty, A ~ 1n
th• Northern Cr.Hfornla
comnunlty ruled that the county
•• « bid ovet•wc.d ~ ownen by e peroent tw"n
187& and 1978 H a reault of
retroactive prov&1lon1 of
an SBA Joan to Ude bJm-a b1a
{ wife Sue over until inaurance
J moqey oomea ln.
' ·''All our p1Mter board up to I four feet wu ruined by mildew,"
I be aa1d. -l White aJao Yaced anau Uc>ut
... .... ...... .., ,.... Cl'lft_ ..
I
I
I
j
I
the truh heapa of dbcarded
belonidno aurfacina 00 the Dde ttreeei al~ Boulevard. (Sft PLOOD;TaaeA!)'
Victims of Oood damage wait to prettent
claims to state emergency senices director
Frank Madden (inset) .
Salt water in his veins
Vagabond Frenchman 'washes up' on shores of Newport
By STEVE MARBLE or .. .., ......
Alfred Larcade ia an ocean IYP•Y, a
alt-water wpbond
He goea where be wan11 wbm be wanta and
stops Ollly when be needa co. LllCk of money and
Jack of wind are bSa Obly enem•
The tanned, dark-baind P'rmchman aa1Jed
-Umped may be more .x:urat.e -lnto Newport
Harbor three weeb •· A.a ln other' par1ll he'a rwbed on hla world
adventure, the ~-co-hay ..man 18 broke,
ln need of a jJb and ln med of a home foe h.ia
27-foot lloop.
"C'en Ia vte," be aaym. nhr\.ialn8.
Tbat'1 lite. He'• been ln du. pndk:ament 1n
ie.-friendly harbon and, he knows, aooner oc
later he'll round up enouah CMh oc frlenda to
make it to the next port.
It '1 been thU way for seven years for
I...arc.se, who learned to love the tee much tQ the
diaappolntment of b1a land-lovtna family. -Lare.de, 44, Jett b1a hometown of Bayonne
ln 1976 and uiled toward Ab1ca with a f.rtend.
The thouaht 1n mind WU to circle the a)obe.
But the friend had probJema -an fncurable
cue of ....&ckJwea. So Larcade ltopped ln North
Africa to let hia &tend off and, u fate would
haw it., ~t the next four yean there.
(See VAGABOND. Pace Al)
Propo1Uton U , tb• 1811
tax.-ou\t&na lnlU.Uve..
Bu' wne,htr CalUornla ~~erty ownen ever wm w t.M ref\&nda NIU1nl ln
doubt. Th• court dectaion bu
beef\ appealed to &ha ltate Court
of Appeal PendlNI the outcome of the
appeal, now•v•r, property
ownet1 'brou1bout the atate
have been 1eramblln1 to file
olalm1 before an A.,rn 10
deadline, when the ''at•'•
four-~ ltatu\e of llmltadone -e: week, Am9mbl)' Mlnority
1ader Robert N•yb, ft-Me.lo
Par!'1 introduced a bUl 'hat
wowa entitle all Up9Y91"9 who
ovwpUd Cbt ..... co a refund,
eY9ft u tb9y had not aw • cla1m by the April detdttne,
If 'h• IO·callld San Mateo
decNbl ult1ma\el1 a. upheld by the courta, It could m11n a
wtndtal1 f« ~ OWWI -11pectallya~ corporate
landholdln around tbt lta\e. It
alao would cut Into already
strapped county ~
Oran1• County A.udUor·
Coo,roller Vlo llelm Hld
county anal1ata hav•n't yet
eatlmated wb•' th• refund• mieht CCII& the oouaty, but be Iii
aare lt will be •'tft th9 mtlllmt.."
Statewide, Htlmai.t have
placed the amount ot Cbt Nfund9 an~bere from tlll.9 m01km co
Clit-nDPE-TY, .... Al)
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OHANGECOUNTY . C ALtrOHNIA 25 CENf S
CM cops, FBI foil
kidnap; pair freed
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. ..,,.. ...
A anall army of FBI qenta
and police 1torrned a rundown ea.ta M .. ~ lut nilht and
arrested three men ~ of
holdtn1 two San Francl1co
women hoataae tor 1tx day.,
authoritiee uld.
FBI apokemnan John Hoo. Mid
NVen people were arrested ln
Alf red Larcade
connect\on with the alleaed
kidnapptna that beaan in San
1'randaco lut week.
Both women were found sate
and unharmed lnlide the
we.tldde houae at 2029-B Wallace
Ave. by apnta and San Frand8co
police offJcer1 who surrounded
the bulldlna at about 10 p.m. The
namee of the women were not
releued.
The three men. whc.e namee
were not reluaed. are belna held
today without bail at c.o.ta Me.a
jail.
Two women and one man
were booked into On.nae County
jail on llU9p6ckln of lddna~.
:luan Montoya, 32; Grancfa
Cannen Em1l8lt Londono, 39, and
Luz Evelia Silva, 29, are betq
held without bail .
De\aila of the lnddent were
1ketcby thll mornln1. A
1pokemnan f« the San l'rancl8co
Police Department aatd both
victims were lddnapped alx days
aao and were beIJia held for
~
Ruldent1 llvina in the
westslde netahbochood eXJii 1 cl
aurpriae today at Jeamina that
two women may have been held
hoatqe in the amall hou.e. A
porch JJaht WU left bumin8 and
the door wa allghtly ajar th1I
mornina.
One ~ aid one of the
men helped her 1tart her
disabled car lut week. They
moved ln aeveral moot.ha aao and
kept mmtly to ~ eajd
realdenta.
"'Ibey kept a low profile. We
didn't see much of Ihm>.." aa1d Rocer lptter. "You don't thlnk
\hinn like that happen next doar~
8eYen.l nei&hbon mid It ....
bard to keep track of euctly
who lived there. A woman and
child were alto reported 8Mn
livlnl ln the bowe a fllW weeb
.. residents aid.
Grand Jury probe
of boy's death due
87 STBVB TIUPOU ... ..._ ......
The caa• of a 5-year-old
Stanton boy who WM shot and
killed by a police ottlcer lut
week ln a darkened apartment
wtll be turned over to the 0...,.
County Grand Jury foT
ln\/Wtlptioo, It WM announced
today.
Deputy Dlatrict A.ttorn•y
Anthony BaduNckM aald ''the
whole c.-" will be IUbmitted to
the arand Jury.
I Badham hacks cheaper flood control job
Backaucbl aaid aand juron
will be aaked to cfetennlne If
Stanton patrolman Anthony
Sperl acted Inappropriately at
the abooUna ..._, and whether
flve-year-o1d Patrick Muon'•
mother, Pa tricla Rld1e .
comm.lti.d • crime ln "lffvlnl
bet chUd In a Ufe-endanaerina
lltuadOD."
j
BY 8TEVB MARBLE °' .. ..._ .......
Newport :e.cb Coner-man
Robert Badbam, who ruffled
featbera yeaterday by
uudelac:ub:C oppcll&Uan to a $1
billion Santa Ana River
tmprov.--t p1aJa. appanontly
Would~. et.per wnkln Of the flood ..-ninlil rnjlcL
An aide to the Republican
con1reaaman aald Badbam'a
poaltlon la not new but baa
CM.Ulbt atlleftdon becaute of last
wee1l'a floodlnl ln Hunttncton
BeKb.
"'U .. th!a •• hy.teria pomt
la Wl"CllW." tald Howard Seielye,
an alcf• to the four-term
lawmaker. ·"'lbe ltOnn damale
had~ to do with the Santa
Ana Rivet.
Badbam called the flood
control project a ••1randloae
oaaaete rw:eway to the_ .. but
added he doea support flood oontrol
Seelye laid Bedbam beu.wa a
cheeper amaller pt0ject would
atill protect Runtin«ton BMch
and tountain Valley.-
The project, tint considered
nearly 20 ,..,. aco. La ln the
handa o .Polltlctana In
Waabinl'on D.C. Onnp County
1ovemment La belnc ulled to
pick up H percent of tbe
po~~... . (~~baw
The child waa abot lHt
Th\lnda)' mornin.a when the
officer entered tile fadllly'a darbned apartment. He tlNd
when be Mld be •• a ~
pc3Mlt a l\lft at blm. Thi cbDChacl.
Patrick Muon, 5,
· ahootiag victim
A toy pn. R1dc9 WU at wark
when the ~ oa:urncl.
Raclll.aucltu aatd the case
would be~-tM Gnnd ( ... IU'YINO ..... Ai)
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41 Oraeye Oout DAILY Pll..OT,._IW_td•need-•ayl!"",•M~lfC'!.;..;•t-, _1._aa_.._."""'-.,. ... -----------------
De n tal
--. patient
'left
alone'
By JEFF ADLER or-.~,.,..,.
An Oranae Coaat Colleae
dental atudent, a11i1ned to
ot.rve dental procedW"el in Dr.
Tony Protopappu' office, told
yesterday how he wu left alone
on several occHlon1 wlth an
aneatheUzed patient who later
died. Flrca Patall, who la atudyt.na
1o be a dental ualstant, Mid in a
~~we=~~= and help., at Protopappu' office Burning boat doused
FLOOD ASSISTANCE ...
"People are oominll down here
ltk• vulturH, tryfna to find
thtnp. They're leavinc a meal.
he Mid.
''The clty wouldn't even
pr~vide dumpaten for ua. We
JMld to pay for them ow.lv•.''
Jamea and Irene Hyde, who
loat a mobile home and two
famlly cara when floodwaters
overran Brookfield Manor in
Huntlf\lton Beach, decided to
mnaln In line. .. I don't know bow It (the
center) w«ka, but I'm gotng to
find out,'' Mid Hyde, a mobile
home Mlelman.
Beach Inn and have !wiped ua
out a lot. '11\ey're 1.ncndibl.."
Li& Hunter, a rHldent ot
Sunae\ Circle In Huntln1t.on
Bdcb, wu another Oood vfcUm
waltina near the head o1 the Une.
She M.ld watar three feet hiah
ruined her wooden floon and
four tamlly ca.r1.
"We don't have lnaurance,"
ahe uid.
The center la scheduled io
remain open at lea1t unttl
Saturday, accordlna to Frank
Madden of the atate Office of
F.mergency Servicee.
JolnUy operating the center ln
the buefnent at dty ~hall la the
Federal Emergency Manapment
A&ency.
on the day Patricia Craven wu
treated.
Craven, 13, lapeed into a coma
and dled 11 days after anesthella
treatment by Protopappa1 In
Costa Mesa. Her mother h.aa aince
filed a $10 mllllon wrongful
death suit against the denu.t.
Costa Mesa firemen quench a blue which caused S 150,000
damage to a 44-foot aailbeat at Westerly Marine, 660 W. 17th
St., yesterday. The fire wa1 blamed on a spark from an electrical
hand tool.
"You don't know what lt'a llk.e
to be witho ut wheels when
you're a salesman. We have to
Tide the bua or hit.chhlke. But ru
tell you one thtna. the Red Crom
haa been tremendous. They've
put ua up at the Hunt1n1ton
Thlrty-year SBA loana up to
$55,000 at varying rate• of
interest are available for klmel of
penonal real estate.
BADHAM POSITION .. •
indicated ·support of the project
and several county leaders are
Irked with Badham'1 neaatlve In another affidavit, flied by
Protopapr,aa. he claims he
"developed ' a method over the
past U years by which he
admln.Lqen general anettheeia to
patienll.
l wT1• e Q1 u SCHOOL r~. n ~s warHJup FromPage,A1 • • • poliUon.
"We find It hard to believe,"
said Scott Morgan, an aide to
Boerd of SuperviaonJ Chairman
Roger Stanton. "Why wouldn't
he support the project? U it goes
(the Santa Ana River), 50,000 of
his cons ti tu en ts in Fountain
Valley are going to be under
Protopappas says in the
declaration that he personally
has taufht "this particular
system o admin1sterlng general
anestheaia t o at least 12
California dentists, most of
whom still employ the same
system today."
for Olympic swini
Pat.ail, in his sworn aftsdavtt,
telll bow be was left alone with
Cnven on two or three occasions
durinc the eight-hour treatment.
''The only inatl'Uetions l waa
given wu to hold her chin up
and put my hand on her stomach
to listen to her breathing,"
according U.-the affidavit.
t'ataU aiao saJd that as Craven
awoke from the anesthetic
during the procedure, ahe started
to ac:ream. "Dr. Badea, (another
dentiat ln the office) was acared
and told Joel (Protopappas'
assistant) to g o ask Dr .
Protopappaa what to do. I h~
Dr. Proto~ppaa aay not to bother
him, that he WU busy and just to
do whatever it waa that needed
to be done," Patail Mid .
The aftidav1t goe'I on to say
that Dr. Bedea told h1a aasiatant
''that Patricia had had enouah.
that we couldn't live her more,
but Joel kept pushing the
syringe.''
The affidavit WU filed by the
State Attorney General's office
and the Board of Dental
Examiners In advance of a
hearing aet tomorrow on a
prellmina.ry injunction barring
Protopappas lrom practicing
dentistry.
Olympic dream• busied the
Irvine City Council last night as
membe~ committed the c1ty'a
50-meter pool for a modern
pentalh.lon event and cautioualy
moved ahead with an ambitious
gymnastics venture.
The council unanimously
agreed to make the pool at the
Crash victim
• recovermg
The paaaenger in an off-road
vehicle that went over an
embankment In the Honda Hilla
area of L.guna Beach Sunday la
improving at Mlaalon Community
Hospital.
A hospital spokeswoman said
Gerald Wilker, 26, of Laguna
Beach, haa been removed lrom
ttie intensive care unit at the
hospital. ·
Ron Ellia, 31, driver of the
International Scout which
plunaed 300 feet down a cllff,
waa releued from South c.out
Medical Center the day after the
acddent.
Elli• era wled from the
wreckage and summoned help
for h1a oompanicm, who had to be
airWted from the lite by Marine
C.orpa re9CUe helicopter.
A Laguna -Beach police
spokesman aaid no charga will
be leveled against the driver.
Heritage Park Aquatics Complex
available this October for the
1983 Junior Championship ln the
pentathlon.
Richard Stevens. Olympic
cornmiJaloner for the pentathlon,
said the junior championship is a
wannup for the 198-4 gamts. The
other four pentathlon event.a -
horsemanship, fencing, pistol
ahooting and running -will be
staged at Coto de Caza. He said
hla group wants to uae the lrvlne
pool thla year and in 1984
because of It.a central Orange
County location and
"magnl!icent" setting.
The compJPX la beaet with
aerioua problems, however. Of It.a
three pooa, only the 50-mcter
pool la working. Corroded feeder
plpe9 have crippled the others,
and city omcials worry the aame
allment may ltrlke the remaining
pool. Temporary atept1 to halt
corrosion have been taken, easing
110me anxiety.
Council members, citing the
worldwide attention, aaid they
hoped the pool will remain
work.Ina.
A proposal to establlah a C..thy
Rigby Regional Sports Center on
land leased from the city at
Herltap park WU met with le.
enthuaiaan. The council agreed
lut nleht to formally expreu
interest ln the propoaal to help
o rganizers aecure loan• but
stopped short of committing to It.
Clouds to return
Coastal
to~C::.~ wuii'io';;~e &oe.' ~
cloudy tomorrow wtth • ellgtlt ~ of lntwmlt1ent --.... Hl(lbl ~ow tn Irle IOI to low
70ia. T....,.._ to011Y In IN Hlil*911'°'1 tlcwpc;1 -In lcM
70a. ll•••ll•re, from Pol11t
Conception 10 tll• Mulcen
' bor-•r and out 10 mllH' ......... ""* 12 lo 22 ""'* .... _, ..... -I to 12 .... U1rouoll lonlglll oHr outer w11-. Locally, llgtlt varl•bfe
wind• lllrouoh t:.:'l"' wltll _,.,... to wwt I lo II
llnOll .. ....,_ wtttl ~
...U• 4 lo 7 ,_,, '•Ir lodiry uoesit for p1tclly low ctouct1
=..~--· tnor~19Gbldl
U.S. Summary
A ltorm 111t1m over Lake ~uron wa1 c11111n o
thun4ere1orm1 11011, Ille ~tlo eo.. .-t)' oday,
,.. Ind ..... In "" ~.
Ind Mn end lflOW '" the Upper .........
"WI' --... ...._ -Vie lJllpS lb; I JS I Y .....
JIHWllere, lllO'Wlfl Ind
~ -...ap.c1 eloflt
ttle Olllf COHI end 11ron11 norttlefly wtlldl .. e ~ oolCI •Ir Into tll• nanon·•
6 Ida I 110i1.
OOcallOnel rein, ._of tt ...., ........ to ..
fro1n ... tern New Yorli ind
eoutlllrll New l"o11nd lnl• ,,.,..... .... .., ... ...,. .......... ._...,. ...
.._ ........ lnld'M Ms•
Y ........ lllto .. .....,. fvtll Of .......... ,., ...... _.,,......... ..
.... ., .. IOl•t•l. .. llPP" .......... _... .......
Qll'lllllLIMI,.._. ,.,.,.,eturH erou"d Ill• ................... ,.,.,.._
4..,_il ..... N.O.,to ... "-'--. ....
hovwed ovemeed·u WOfk.,.. tried to pump _,.,. ..ei; ll'Om
llood1d hom11 In 1111 Alvlao MC11on of 8111 JoM and neer
...,._, CtMr &Ml•, Pfo06aml WI
by I lwl>-wMI! r9ign Of ltonna.
The WMlher 8eMcl ll6d thlt I
ooed front II~ lo drop Into
IN ..... from the notttl, ~ Cenuel C1J110fnl1 1ontoh1 and
tomorrow and brl"orno th•
~,Of~a. "*' -llcety 1.oc1ey ~ to • ._ **'*'f trom e.nte AoM '° ••llMle. With the -...,.. .. ...,. 1,000 ,... In .,.. norlh IO
1.000 .... In .,. oentlllt 8Mrra
~-i...r--.
Tiie anow '•"'•' IMr• wa1 ......, to dip to,_ 5,000 ....
1-TOW.
A cNr1G1 Of.,_. lodly -~ north Of Monwwy lnG MoOMto, wttll a anow..,,... at
ebQlt t.000 ,...
Temperatures
.. Le .
42 36
• 86 38 '° S4 16 44 71 41 46 44
70 51
43 41
II() 23
93 37
23 II
68 .. • 38
12 Ge 11 45
44 S2 ... 24
74 M .. 47 74 ...
• It 44 ..
64 3S
• 41 n 44 use .. ...
114 ... UH .. tt 17 .. • , 14
71 40
14 10 .....
54 17 J1 ..
15 SS 13 86 71 .. 62 ,,
M M
10 61 84 2t
70 41
67 34 118 38 114 41 62 ,.
11 ..
48 21
16 21
81 3t n 112 .. . to 45
44 20
et 36 26 ..
It II
41 40 74 .. u 41 ~ n II M 10 ...
II II 17 11
.. 41 • 17
T1 IJ1 11 ..
.. 61
41 .. 11 IO " .., It 11
Extended
forecast
., 47
40 M at 21
71 41 &e S4 ::&
.. :.-~.errt.ti.n ....
111oludt1111 Merl"i loleno, 8eoramento and I Dorado oounu .. -Yerl1ble oloud1 ,~end~ '41.ei ltloMt'I
Ill Uilah, OlllOo Ind IM L.Mlt
Tahoo llM In Ille north Md I ~ of ""°'""' '° "" '°""'· DICll..-.ng .. end ...,.....
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aHurances they could build
enough homes to make ll
worth while -and those
aaaurances could not come until
after the Cty Council approved a
tentative tract map for the
parcel.
Developers eee the project u
too much of a gamble, &mes
said. In adcUdon to a mlnimum
bid, the developer would alao
have to come up with about
$125,000 in "up-front" ca.ah -
$50,000 of which would not be
refundable.
But school truatees ordered
dlatrict officials to drop the $3.1
million minimum bid, and to
relax the requirement for money
ln advance of development.
Barnes Mid he'll return to the
school board March 18 with a
new propoaal for truatee
approval.
water."
Huntington Beach
Councilwoman Ruth Finley, a
past appointee to the Santa Ana
River tlood Protection Agency,
aaid ahe baa no doubta that the
threat of a river flood are very
real.
"A atnall number of people
were hurt thla time compared to
what could happen," Finley
added.
Seelye aaid his boa Intends to
take a firsthand look at the
storm-damaged areas of Orange
County thl.a weekend and might
change h1a poe.ltlon depending on
what he sees.
Rep. Robert Badham
clarifies position
SLAYING REPORT GOES TO JURY . • •
Jury, an uncommon procedure,
because his office feels that ''a
collective deci1lon of the
community" 11 needed to
determine the fac1a of the cue.
In most cases, the dedalon on
whether to pre. charges la made
by the district attorney'• Office.
Rackauckaa said today the
dedaion wu being handed to the
Grand Jury because the case is a
special drcwnsta.nce.
The deputy district attorney
said it is "a flose queatlon1'
whether Sper 's conduct was
"below the high standards we
expect from a police officer."
On the pcmtbllity of charges
aRalnst Ridge , l\ackauckas
explained th.at he had made "a
serious mistake" when he
promiaed her attorney last week
that no charges would be filed
agail\5t her.
He &aid he bued thla orfiina1
1udgment on "a very atrong
penonal feeling that I had," but
that he had Informed Ridge's
attorney the dea1 was off after he
considered it over the weekend.
VAGABOND SEAMAN IN NEWPORT ...
There were a few other problems t~. home foe enough money to get him going again.
He aaya he bought a plank of wood and carved a
new mut.
Larcade'• 44-foot homemade vemael sank and the
spirited Frenchman wu low on money.
But one day luck came hla way ln the form
of a German family aboard a 27-foot aloop named
"Rainbow."
"They were dUgusted with the boat and
tired of the c:ice.n and were wUllng to give It up
for four airline tJcketa to Australia," he explalna
In h1a native tongue.
Larcade gave them the tickets.
With the new boat under hla feet, Larcade
set sail again, charting a oourae bk:k up to France
to visit hia family and back to Africa before
h~ acrom the Atlantic.
He crCJ9ed the ocean -3,500 nautical miles
of It -in 35 days, arriving at the Panama Canal
In the aprt.ng of 1981.
A. Usual, be wu broke, without food ~ a
stranger ln a •tr'anle land. He drifted, fiahed and
finally set hil mabta ao Mexico.
He arrived In Acapulco with a broken mast
and, of 00\.l.ne, no money. For the next two years.
he took on odd jobs u mechanic, fiaherman, cook
and fumlture maker .
Often. he aya, h1a pay came in the form of
mee.la. No dlnero, only food. He flnllly wired
On the way up the Mexican coast, he
befriended Newport Beach resident Dick Neal.
who (nobody knew thla at the time) wu about to
become ~e·1 first American host.
And ao, the French mariner find.a himaelf aharinl a Be.lboe apartment and paying $5 a day
to keep h1a boat moored in Newport l!arbor. He
must move the boat by Friday and ii at a loea on
what to do. TI\e boat. It seems. needs repairs
again and Larc.ade, of COUJ"le, need.a money .
But he'• philoeophlc about the situation.
Things have a way of working out. he aaya.
Lare.de plans to continue hla adventure
eventually, either by aaillng around South Africa
and beck to Europe or around C..pe Hom and on
to borne. Does he miaa home! Will he ever pt home!
He aaya be milael h1I ~Y but ii swept up
in the apirit of adventure. He uya he'• a fata&t
and believes it would be ''Wlnatural'' to go home
without completfn8 the voyage.
''I never intended for all this to happen -
but it did," he explains. "C'esr i. vi~."
That's life.
* Reduce and eflmlnate the need for rneeay
potaona, trape. apraya and nee powci.,. by uatng
Uttruonlc Sound Wavee proven to repel rather
than klll annoytng lntect.. * EftectNe In deetroylng nee lnfettatlonl from
houMhold PN"' ...... well u peta. * H• no effect on human., dogl, cata, bk'dl Ind
othtf e.g. ll)lmete.
11 ~..-&~A n\IGlw weepon1 bw ,.iuUon,
which drew raon than •,ooo aap~ ~a rall'I ouCllde the ~fMll Whal ii txpl0'9d to be a am ffoUM vote aftw
wtnnlna OOINnhtll a~al,
IM neofudoft Ollla tar the l\tuan ldmSn.lltndbn to UM
the CNrNnt ltratulo Anni Reduoilon Talka in Geneva to
punue ''a oompleW lWt to the nuoi.u-amw nee.'' a JHMtal worlcen •wait 1enten~lns
I BALTIMOU -Two pcllta1 worurt, IOINltd of •t.tnc
oooklel and aand1 from ~ packapl, awatt •ntenclnl
aft.er bttftl oanviOt.td of ~ mall. A federal oourt jury deltberatff for tbrH houn lHt nt1ht before re\urnlna
mlldemeanor verdlotl .,.1n1t Norman E. Wti.on, &8, ana
WW.lam I. J'wsueon, 44.
Socl•l Security package vote due
WASHINGTON -8Dtlkw Thomu P. O'NtW Jr. Mid "\MN'• no quenton" that the HOUlt wW approve a f le&.a
bWiGn plan to retlnanae loda1 a.cw-tty late today. The full
HOUie WU YOtinl ~ on the blDIU'tiun pedc.ap that tnclud•
payroll tax h1lcll; a ourb on btneftw, a levy on retlrtte btnefita
Ana mandatory CIOft&ql for new fteMral employMI.
More military aid to El Salvador f
WASHINGTON -Pr11tdent Rta,an may 1oon Hk eon,.... for •no mUUon in mWtary atd or t.h• bt~
10Y9mment of D Salvador while tMO\.lraalnl ne1otTattona
between the pernmtnt and lefUlt suerrtllU·
a.tase•, 1urrenden
L08 ANGJ:LD -A man took over a bank by claim1nl he
bacl a bomb, iMn tnduall.Y 1ntd. Ill IO of h1I boli.a-..-it.r
thrMMniq to blow Up the White HOUie btca\m he WU IJ'lCl'Y about a dlihononble d.llchalp from th• Matinee, police uy.
Harwy Lee ChMn, Sl, ~peecefu.lly yeet4trday after
the Jut bolt.lpl left • Bank of Amerim bnnch ln Hollywood.
Motlier acquitted in ton'• death
IAN JOU -A 200-pound woman ICCUled of ld1linl her
IOll b)' .ata., on him tor two houri u pwUahment wu aoqwtt8d
of lnYoluntary m&nllau,ht.tr yeetarday. A Superior Court Jury
of n1nt women and tm. men WM unable to find that Beny
M1ntry1 45, wu ''lndltftrtnt to Ute" -a ftnd1na Mldtd for
oanvktion, ee1d defen11 attorney Cyril Alh.
Free.e on utility rate hike• aaked
SACl\AMENTO -The chairman of the ~1...ena"IY
c:anmStiet •YI ht wanw a Ol'\e"Y9U' moratorium on uWlt)' rate
lncrHNe eo the 1ta~latJon 1yatem can be 1tuclltd. ~.yman ~ told a ntWI conference h1I bW,
would halt Ill lNt • # ty and natural 1u raw ~
while th• Leplature Mld ~ on enero C01ta.
Flood refugee• wailing to go home
SAN JOU -'n\e ralnl ~ ~P-and the Nn may llhlne,
but tor hundndl ot Nf\l,pel tn Bed erc. lhelwn here, Uttlt
hll chanaed ln the nine diya "'-Ooodwaten up toe feet deep
fonied 1,,00 people from thelr harMI.
Indictment 1ausht In Belu1hi death
L08 ANGELD -The ~tor lnveetlpttna John
Belu1ht'1 death NY• h• will IHk an lndlctment 11alnat
Cathclne mv.lyn ln\lth, Who WU with the comtdJan the ftlaht
before he died of a dnac ay....SC., a MWlpapar Mid today.
I
Orange Oout DAIL. Y fl'ILOT /Wtdntldey, Meroh I , 1... * Al
A little_touch_ of v; nice. in lrvjp.e
Campu1 Drive Inundated by overflow from San Joaquin Manh Re1erve
11..:nvn
4 OM-mile "°"°" of Campua I>rlvt that borden Oran1•
Couni1'• onl'I remalntn1 fr11hwattr manb h11 bHn
flooded for a WHk 11 th• ~~~l'I dnlnl
C fftolall In lrvlnt are
the WIW lwtl In the
Olquin rr.hwaw Manb
ft11trv• n11r UC lrvln• will
wbmlde ~ ln the next few
d&ya f91' the roed to bt opllWcl
be\wrin Carlton Avenue and
Un1vertity I>rlve. The marth ~. Mwevw la oauUontna driven a1at111t becomins too
T•1 peoDle thou1d npecit durtna thil ralnr Muon to be lnoonvenltnctd,' aald Dr. Blll Bmlt th• dlnctor. ''They lhould
plan to drtve around tt."
Ht ra!Md the pollibtllty tht
roed will open jult in tJ.mt for a
new 1torm to drop more raln,
ctualni I MW round of floodina.
111\'1 kind ot a raot," he llkt. lf I01 tt't a ll1ow ont.
Wat.tr ln the 202·1Cr'e rnanh
currently l• dratntna Into the ~ channel thtouch the only
culvert ln th• diked manhland, a
2•·tnch plpe near MacArthur
Boul9Vard. Th• plpt u.. almoat
hort.Jontally IO the flow II nevtr
fut. And beoau.. of the volume
of rain, there II .Plenty to drain.
Durtn1 the bll 1torm1 laet
wHk, th• culvert WH cloffd.
Tht rN10n: Th• crMk channel
became IO full that tht ruahinl
water would have rwened flow throuch the culvert and ln~
th• marah, Breu Hid. That
would have caUled tht ftW'lh to
flood even more.
Of at leut ~al conc.m to Bretl and other 11 at UC
lMne the tt.onn WI would
have d.po11tec1 a new layer of lilt
ln the manh. An annual lntlux of
1ionn NnOft II normal for moet
manh11, but Breta aald th•
manh lln't normal anymon.-It
hu an "•~red watenhed,"
h• Mid, ana no way for eoQ to
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Campu1 Drl•e reeemblet a canal a1 freahwater manh overflow• in lni~e.
even~ wuh away. The c:nek
chanMl ind dJ.kel tOok OIN Of
that.
To protect the marah, an
employw of the u.a. OeoJock:al
Survey 11 dl1patohtd to the
culvert durln1 1torma to open
and c1011 th• culvert t•t• a•
needed.
While the 1Ut 11 bad, iht
fr11hwater tloodln1 It 1ood,
Breu uid. Ma.r.Mt do nied a
, .. tonal fluctuation, and thl1
r.lattvely clean water tnhanc.t a
wildlife habitat ln whJch u many u 178 1pedtt of btrdl. 87 1pec:l•
of plante and 17 1pecl11 of
res>W. and amphlbW\a Uve.
Durin1 drier month•, the
marah recelv11 a contlnuou1
wpply ot water fn:im wtlla at the
nearby Mlchthon Watu
Treatment Plant run by the
lrYtne lanoh WaMr ~. The
water ruJ\I throu1b a wooden
canyon Mil' C.Ulloft Avenue and
\.&ndel' culveru ber\Mth c.ampua
Drive lnto \be manh.
The manh tm't natural but lt
ta a marah. It'• tht lut
bwhwater type left ln a county
that once WU filled with \hem.
Bretl llld. Today, the manh -
bordered by Jamboree Road,
Unlveralty1 MacArthur and
Campu.a -11 one of ie parcell
that make up the UC Natural
Land and Water RHerve
8yatem.
Theee parcela .,. preeerved to
help explain how Callfomla'•
ecokJllCal l)'fteml worked when unhln~ by clvtlllation. And,
in the cue of the San Joequin
marah borderln1 a boomln1
lnduttrial area, diey double u
wildllt• bution.t.
• S.C.UM of lw MJ\IUlat role -
and becaUM the manh doem't
fiood too often -dty offSdall
have adopWd a pat18nt atUtude
about th• 1tretch of Campu1
Drtve. They note that driven OU\
make 1tmple detourt by f~ Michelaon Driw and
Harvard Avenue to the.nor
MacArthur and Univniy to iM
welt.
Harry J:hrUch, manqwr of the
city'• main~ ~ Mid
water from the marsh WM • foot
and • half deep ICl"09 c.ampua
Drtve late 1ut w•k. ~ ln
pwnpa wouldn't have dant mUch
to IDied dralnap, he ldded.
"When 1ou're talkinl about
water com1nl up a foot tNe:t at
1eut 200 .aw, he llld, "you're talldnl about a lot of waw."
PROPERTY TAX REFUNDS DUE? • • • Funds sought
to search • From Page A 1
faoo millJon, lf the court dedlioi>
ltanda.
Sieven Lewt1, chief deputy
audJtor-«>ntrolltr, tald u many
u 900,000 parcell ln the county
oou1d bt affected b1 the dedldoft.
He ... ted the 8YWllll NNncl
to a caualUytn1 homeowner
would amount to about •uo.
Ht allo ventured that It tht
decl1lon la upheld, th• 1tatt
Ltlillature woWd have to etep in and help OOUA\MI pay back the
tax• or t11abl1ah • rMChaniun by Which the Nf\mda could be •Pr'Nd out flCl'09 eawral Y""·
''I have a =tbil II 80lna to bt 1arp d\.at lf will ~the ltlte tun to IOlW
thll problem," Lewil laki. Claim forma oan bt pc~ up
ln Oranp County I\ th• oWoee
of th• Tax Collettor, ~r.
Auditor-Controller or Clerk of
th• Boe.rd of SupsYfacn.
Fomw allo may be ob\t.1ned by
mallins a 1tamped ,
•lf·add1'9111d envelope to tht
Clerk of th• aoard of Su~ Polt Otftot Box 817,
Santa Ana, 92702.
for lost pair
Wisely gets new penalty trial
Gem
·Talk
ANNIVERSARY. RINQ
Al!NIW8 THI
OOMMITTMINT
9ell Her
How'Much You Loue
HerWithThe
'Diamond
_Jlnniuersary o:;ng ...
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I. ~ A bind of
dlamondl ,,.., ~
)OU'd many,,.
111 cwr .,.., •
0renge 0out DAILV PILOT /Wednelday, Marah t , 11U
Honors
Judge
Sheila
Sonenehine
leada Superior
C.ourt bench to
installation or
new colleagues (insets) .
Newport BMch resldenta Jou Macub and Ward MulOD
have been elected to the Newport Balboa Rotary Foundation'•
boa.rd of truateee.
The foundaUon la the money arm of the Newport Balbo9
Rotary Club and annually diltribuie. fun<b to community
organlzatloru lncludtna Hoag Memorial Hoepital and the
YMCA.
Macnab, of Macnab-Irvine Re<ors, ai.o eerves on the
Haq FoundaUon and the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce. MUNOn la chairman of MUNOO Sport.ine Good.I
and a director of Big Brothen of Oranse County.
Already 1ervlng on the Rotary foundation board are
Leonard Frlboar1, WUllam Ellert, Robert Krone, Robert
Koehler, Dean Reavle and Fruk Smith.
• A walk through Moro Canyon In the new Crystal Cove
State Park la echeduled Saturday at both 9 and 11 a.m.
Walka will be preceded by a 10-minute .Ude show to
provide hlken with an Idea of what to expect In the canyon.
Hikes will range from three to lix mi.lei, and depart from
the cafeteria at El Morro Elementary School Sponaon are the
Laguna Greenbelt, Inc., Friendl of the Irvine Coaat, and the
state Parka and Recreadon Department.
For lnfonnaUon, call Terry Timmln1 at 497-43~9.
• The donkey basketball fund-raiser, pltUng Laguna
Beach students against teachen aboard unpredictable donkeY1,
la scheduled Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
The k.idl and faculty from Thunton Intermediate and
Laguna Beach High School will compete in the high achoo!
gymnasium to ra1ee tundl for girl.I' 10ftball, now in Its eecond
season. Tlc.keta are $2.50 for adults, $2 for students.
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UP 12.87
DOWN 1,112.18
Saudi minister says
OPEC near agreement
By The A11octated Presa
Saudi oil mlnlater Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani aaid
today that OPEC oil chief.I would "moet probably"
reach agreement on prioet by tomorrow.
Houn earlier Iran, in it1 fir1t ge1ture of
oomprornt.e, taid at the OPEC meeting ln London lt
would cut lta oil production target by rvarly one-third
lf the cartel abandona plana to reduce Ill baae price of
$34 a barrel. "Our position ls for fixation of the $34 price,
at.abl.llzatJon of the market, and we would cut our
production by 1 million barrela per day," laid deputy
Iranian oil rru.ru.ter Abbu Honardooet.
Meanwhile, analysts say the failure of OPFX:: to
reach an oil price agreement yesterday helped trigger
a bia Wall Street eelloff.
The 1tock market retreated across the board
yesterday. The Dow Jones average of 30 lnduatrlala,
which had inched up a fraction Monday to cap a 47
percent 1urge lince Augu.t, tumbled by 21.96 polnta
and cloeed at 1,119.78.
Occidental inks China pact
PEKING -Occidental Petroleum C.Orp .• one of
the largest United St.ates' oil companies, has signed an
,lntertm agreement with China to develop a coal mine
in China'• Shanxi province. The company sa.ld the
project i. the first major joint venture between a
Chinese state enterprise and a maJor Western
corporation.
METALS
NEW YORK IAPI -Spo1 nonle11oy•
-IWICee today
Cop..-r 10"·113 cen11 • pound, V 8 deoClnolloN ~ 2G-23 -• pc><.W>O 11119 ~ GMlt. POUnO. ~ n. ... 6443 Mot• W-~ IO ., I • Tl -e DOUnd N Y ...._, $330 Oj> pot -.....
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~ m«nlnO lhtlng $424 2$, up .. 1$ ~ alt.,noon fixing $421 00 up auo. ,.... .nomoon 11x1nG 5430 to. up ao e 1 ,........., lbclno 142l 91, up., 01
Z... loto oltornoon '424 211. bid. up .. 25; '425.26 -.oc:1 .._., a "°'••• (only dally quol•I
$429 00, "" .. 50 .......... (only ctolty quoto) $41100. up M66:
I if_.. ~lod (only Gall\' quota *'447 • upMt?
NY c ...... g old •POI monll'I Mo" 1422 20. of! S4 ao
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