HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-17 - Orange Coast PilotTHI ORANGE COAST COUNTY EDITION
Whew!
Storm
• misses
Coast
By STEVE MITCHELL or ... Deir,...•...,
Okay, so the big stol'm that
waa au~ed to drench the
Orange t today didn't ahow.
So who'a complaining?
Last nJ&ht'a rains did leave an
appreciable amount of moisture
along the coast, but coastal cities
reported no damage as a result of
the weak atonn.
National Weather Service
apedaliat Betty Reo said the
storm loat much of ita punch as it
moved ashore last night.
"It just didn't develop aa we
anticipated," ahe said.
That was good news for crop
farmers in Orange County, who
have suffered large monetary
kmes as a result of the unusually
wet aeaaon.
Fred Keller, vice president of
the agriculture division for the
Irvine Company, said he was
re.lieved lut night's rains were
not as strong aa expected.
Keller aaid the company's
atrawberry crop was severely
damaged in recent atonns,·as well
u celery, broccoli and other row
cropa.
Many of the roads leading to
the company's 11,000 acres of
irrigated land are washed out,
preventing harvest of 800\e crops.
"Maybe the storms will
continue to stay north of ua,"
Keller said. "I don't want to wtah
thole folks any bad luck, but we au.re don't need the rain .••
The latest rains dumped .68 of
(See STORM, Page A!)
on ANGE C OUNTY. CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
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D81y ..... ""°4o by ".vtdl O'Dolw..tl
Four miles of Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach will
reopen tomorrow after weeks of roadwork prompted by flooding.
Coast highway to reopen
By ROBERT BARKER
Of !tie Deltr Piiot .....
.Pacific Coast H ighway In northwest
Huntington Beach will be reopened tomorrow,
barring heavy stonna and high water. ._
The !our-mile stretch of highway between
Golden West Strftt and Warner Avenue has
been closed for about five weeks this year.
Oldtimers say they've never seen anything
like it.
Surging water propelled by high tides and
winds buried the road under thousands of tons of
sand in late January.
It had been open only about a month when
big waves rolled across Bolsa Chica State Beach
and overwhelmed the road again on March 1.
It has been cl08ed ove.r the years but only
briefly and durin~ high tides.
"It used to take seven-foot tides and vicious
waves to cause problem.a," said Don Kiser, a
division engineer for Huntington Beach.
"Now the water jumps over the highway in
five-foot t lde·s If there's a wave behind lt.
Something's gone haywire."
(Sff COAST. Pase At)
OC dolphin
fossil find
rare event
By JODI CADENHEAD or.,.. o.-, ,..... • ...,
A Laguna Hilla excavation site
has yielded what scientists
believe is an important find -
the only complete remains of a 12
million-year-old dolphin, along
with a new walrus species and
an unusual number of sea lion
fossils.
Local GOP
won't quit
on Nixon
By GLENN SCOTT Of"'9DeltJNot•Wt
Local Republican leaders are
still hoping a site can be found in
Orange County for the propoeed
Richard M . Nixon Presidential
Library.
A 13-acre site at UC Irvine is
out . The private Nixon
Presidential Archives
Foundation, which would
finance construction. lost interest
late last week in the campus after
faculty members asked for time
to study the proposal for a
library and museum.
But party faithful such as
Coalson Morris of Corona del
Mar are still hopeful the library
(See NIXON, Page A!)
Archeologica.l experta believe
the discovery of the ancient
dolphin la only the aecond time
that fOllllil remains of the actual
ancestor of the modem dolphin
have been found . In 1969 a
dolphin skull was dlacovered
during construction of the
Ziggurat building in Laeuna
HillB.
The location of the latest aite is
not being disclosed because
excavation is continuing,
authorities said.
Dr. Lawrence Barnes, curator
of fossil vertebrate9 for the Loe
Angeles County Natural History
Museum, said yesterday
preliminary reports indicate the
10-foot dolphin foaail diacovered
last October during the
development of a housing tract is
part of the Delf:hinidae family
· th.at lived 9 to 2 million years
ago.
"In my mind the important
thing is th.at there were all thoee
sea lions," said Dr. Bunes. ''They
got as many important th.inp in
one geological fonnation as we
have seen in the lut eilht or nine
years in Orange C-ounty."
Rod Raschke, a partner in
RMW Paleo Auodatea of
Mission Viejo, hired by tbe
developer to over.ee excavation
of foails, said the amal1 hillside
was full of ancient marine life.
About six sea lion -like
walru8es., a new walrua species
and the skull and partial skeleton
(See FOSSll.. Pa1e A!)
estande to vote
on housing plans
UCI :med
students
'niatched'
By JEFF ADLER or ... .,...,......,,
Orange County Supervisor
B1'uce Nestande says he intends
to vote on the future of the
county's affordable housing
program despite claims he
accepted campaign contributions
solicited by a developer with an
interest in seeing the program
continue.
Nestande said he fully expects
to both debate the merits of the
plan and cut a ballot on the
affordable housing program
March 30. He said he ..doea not
believe the COWlty's ao-<:alled "tin
cup" conflict-o f -interest
ordinanoe applies to his situation.
"I have no guilty pangs,"
Nestande said yesterday. "I know
I fall1under the letter of the law
and the intent of the law."
The ordinance requires that
superviaots refrain from voting
on mattets th.at have a material
financial effect o n major
campaign donora, aald Victor
Bellerue, a deputy county
coumel.
Bellerue said a major campaign
donor Is defined u one who has
contributed mote than $1,331 in a
four-year period.
The attorney declined to
speculate whether the ordinance
mJaht apply to Nestande, saying
he had not been aaked to
evaluate the matter.
Nestande , according to
publiahed aocounta, received 20
contr1but1ona of $1,000 each from
aubcontract«a that deal with the
Carma-Sandling development
group. The contributions were
arTallpd by Sandy Sandling, one
of the development group'•
prindpa)a.
(See HOUSING, Pa1e Al)
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Studenl8 scanned master match list in UC Irvine medical school
patio. Fernando Roth (inset) will go to Mayo Clinic.
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Fast talk
Hi1nameltJohnMotehiUa·
andhedoea tele•itlon
eommercialt. And if
you can read that
aen•enee you can
p~bably underaland
him. P .. e 83.
Reunion
Twent7 yean ha••
paMeC(. HI the Beaver
[i · adll' the Bca•er, u
•iewera ol 11ie Oener
f aadly'• mo.M
reunl• wUI find ou1.
P•B7.
Laguna Beach High tennia
aenaation Rick Leach ha•
all the blue ehipt tn hit
corner, ineludl.01 teYeral
CIF and national honon.
Page Cl.
On 1hla day that
honon she lrith
tradltlon1 la Ame..uw_
the Fh1aoee Secdon
taket. look at
Ame.rieaa l:Matlneee t.
lrelea4. P. C7.
Nothinll but I un
Rniewer Tom Tit..-cheeks out
"See How They Run" and tay1
lt't refreshlnt -in aa ace
when comedJ~ maat 0 1a1
aomethtna" -to fbul one that
MYI ablolutely aothia1.
Page 86.
By GLENN SCOTr or ... .,...,... ...
Ninety-one seniors at UC
Irvine's College of Medicine met
their match yesterday.
The students, the graduating
clua, gathered in a cm:y petio at
the medical .chool where they
were handed computer-printed
envelopea._~tain.lng the names of hospitals where they will
spend their xt three yean as
int.ems.
The envelope looked a lot like
grade reports, and must have
seemed like them too. The
memage inaide was abort. It listed
the atudent'a name and new
work place, nothing ei.e.
Josephine Benton will go to
the Ventura County Medical
Center. where ahe wm begin
work in family practice. Cluck
Plehn will move to Kalaer
Foundation Hoapltal In San
Franciaco to apedallu-in aurgiery.
Fernando Roth will be at the
Mayo Oinic in Rochester, Minn.,
to atudy int.emal medldne. Roth,
one of the few UCI students to be
choeen for the preltigloua clinic,
aaid the newa evokea aeveral
emotions.
"It's a mixture of exh.llaration,
excitement and fear," he aaid.
"But ln general, I feel very
poaiUve. Great expectationl.'•
Maich Day, U yesterday WU
known in medical .cboola a.round
the country, brings out those
feellnp. It'• a ~t awMOme, a bit
(See MATCH. Pace Al)
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Friends ask leniency for Edwards
NIXON FIGHT
can be conatructed at c.allfornla
State Unlvtr1lty, Fullerton.
Faculty members there were to
vote on the pro~ \Oday.
Morrl•, pre11dent o f the
pree~oua Uncoln Club, aald he
doesn t blame UCI profemoni for
their ruervattons but claimed
Fullerton i. the Ideal site. l
"Fullerton is clo1er to his
• birthplace, where the museum
should be located," he aald.
Indeed, the concept preeented
today to Fullerton faculty is to
"The general ( eeling
has been of support"
locate the library adjacent to the
college's existing library. The
museum would be built at the
houae where Nixon was born, a
small bungalow four miles east
on Yorba Linda Boulevard. That
street runs alongside the campus.
Lois Lundberg, chairwoman of
the county's Republican Party.
said ahe too wants the library
built in ~~e County.
Jerry !{eating, director of
public affairs at Cal State
Fullerton, said faculty members
haven't expressed as much
• • •
concern as did profeaon at UCI.
He noted hi• school h1&1 been
aeeking the Nixon library for 10
yean and hM lnatJtuted 1\udlel
of Nham aince an oral hlatory of
hl1 pre-political day• waa
completed at the campus ln 1969.
Placing the mu1eum away
from the campua allevtat.ee many
of the concerna of UCI faculty
membera. who questioned
whether d.ilpl.aya would aerve to
glorify Nlxon.
Keating said the Fullerton
campus wouldn't have room to
accommodate as many as a half·
mil lion vi1Jtot1 a year to the
muaewn. At UCI, the library and
museum were proposed under
one roof near the corner of
Culver and Campus drlve9.
Political science profes1or
James Woodward was to ask
collNgUes at Fullerton today to
approve construction of the
library. Keating said he couldn't
speak for everyone but "the
general feeling has been of
support.''
Meanwhile, another new
propoeal has popped up -this
one for a site out.side the county.
The Whittier City Council haa
offered to donate 25 acres of land
for the library and museum. The
land initially wu planned for
part of a landfill expansion.
Nixon grew up and attended
school in Whittier.
STORM DWINDLES ' ...
an inch on Huntington Beach,
acxord.lQI to weather watcher J .
Sherman Denny. He said that
brings the aeuon tot.al to 17.20
inches -compared to 8.49 inches
this time last year.
Joe Jahraua in Laguna Beach
said .57 of an inch fell in that coastal city, bringing the aeason
total to 16.47 Inches. PoUce in
Laguna abo report Laguna
~yon Road is open.
The forecast for tonight and
tomorrow calls for isolated
showers at times with daytime
temperatures between 62 and 66
and overnight Iowa between 52
and 56.
The weather service says it
s hould be clear and fair on
Saturday, with another storm
moving onto the coast Sunday
and Monday.
By ITltVlt TRJPOLJ or .. hlr .... ~
lltvtn trlend1 and
acqualntanct1 of convlctod
murdtrtr Thumu Franc:l1
Edward• deacrlbtd him
ywt.rday u an He»Uent work~r.
•n euy1olna penon and • man
who had a 1poclal relatlonahlp
with children.
Tutlfylng In .Edward•'
deftnae, all of them nld they
were 1hocked at, or refuted to
believe, Initial reporta that he
had aunned down two. 1lrla In
Cleveland National Foreat. One
efrl died but the other survived
MATCH. • •
From Page A1
or a relief, u 1tudents cU.cover
whether the ho1pltall where
they hoped to work were equally
interested in them.
Here's how It worka: Students
list In priority their top 10
ho.pita.la. Adm.l.niltratora at each
participating hospital submit
separate liat.s of studenl.8 they'd
like to ho.t.
Both lists go to a clearinghouse
m Chicago where a computer
program matches the two. Then
the envelopes go out.
The UCl patio was a cheerful
place this year. Jon Sassin,
assistant dean o f medical
studenta, said 8~ percent of the
seniors were selected to work at
one of their top three picks.
Benton, the family fractice
specialist, was one o those.
Looking for a "small, quiet
place" to work, she named Santa
Monica Hospital first and
Ventura second.
"In retrospect, I think, 'Oh
well,' Ventura is a better choice,"
she said. "I only chose Sant.a
Moruca because it's closer to my
folks." She Is from Pasadena.
It's common for medical
students to pay their own way to
their favorite hospitals for
personal interviews. Roth said he
flew to Minnesota for a visit to
the Mayo Clinic, which was not
his top pick but ''ranked very
hiizh."
COAST HIGHWAY TO OPEN. • • . ' Kiser is seeking remedies from state
transportation offlclal1 while awaiting an
explanation of the "phenomenon" from 8cientists
at Scripps Instltute of Oceanography in La Jolla.
But Lt. Bill Ri~n. a Huntington Beach
maritle safety ottl~r for about'20 yea.rs, aid he
thinks he knows what's causing the problem.
"We've always had high surf and high tides
in Decembe.r and January,'' be said
"But \he recent tide. and surf were the
heaviest ln l"f1Ce11t history. Winda of 40 to 50 miles
an hour came with them.
"They eroded lot.a of sand and caused
depresmom in the beeches.··
Richardson believes that the rampaging
water had little resi.atance and advanced on the
highway and other low-lying areas almmt at will
because ao much of the beech had been eaten
away.
He said the area at the bottom of the bluffl
about a mile north of Golden West Street is one
of the lowest and moet weakened areas &big the
coastline.
Seal Beach. Sunset Beach and Surfside all .
have been hard hit too. The beach has virtually
disappeared in front of the $1 million homes in
Surfside. But a new seawall has been successful
in holding back the ocean.
The Bolsa Chica State Beach also was
devutated. The northern half is expected to
reopen when Pacific Coast Highway does.
But parking lots and other facilities in the
aouthern portion remain buried in about four
feet of sand. There are no estimates when it will
reopen.
"We're going to have to think of aomething
to do.'' said Kiaer, "or elae It may come to a
permanent ~ (of the four-mil«! section of
the highway). "It's costlnR too much to clean up."
Kiaer aaid he believes a wall of boulders or a
sea wall might protect the highway.
"But CaltraN has so many problems up and
down the state that it's going to be hard to get
the money," he said.
Occasional showers
Coastal
Pertly doudy through tomort-
wtth occ:aelonel ahowere end 11ol1ted 111underehow1r1
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to teeUf y apinat Edwan.t.;
The tntlmony came In tht
penally phaeu ot Edward•
Oranae C-Ounty Superior Court
trial. The ume Jurora who
convicted Edward• must now
dtclde whether to recommend
the deathJ>enalty or We In prllon
without the poettbWty ot parole.
Edward•' former neighbor
Judy Grttfln, a hou.ew1te with
three children aaee 19, 1~ and 10,
tettJfled that the defendant wu
one of the few people her
children had permialon to let
Into her home when 1he and her
hu.aband were out.'
"He wu alway• pleaHnt,
~YI~ and pntle -kind of
chJldlike, ' OrUfin Mld.
A.ked her reaction when the
flnt heard Edward.a wu bel.ni
1ouaht for the 1hoot1n1. the
w1t.ne91 aaid, "Shock. We dldn't
believe It. We were au.re there'd
been a miltake,"
Alan Shucker, who hired
Edwarda in 1978 u an electronic
puta salesman, uid the former
Co.ta Meu resident'• work wu
"excellent. He wu one of the
few people I could truet to get
thinp done."
Thereaa MacWlllle, whoae
family ahared Edwarda' hobby of
10th C.ntury-1tyle wlldemeu
camplq, told how on OM irip
Edward• had cared for her
children when 1he wu bu1y oraanJnn, tho event.
She ~ • 1he related how
Edward.a had told her of hil deep
feeling for youna bum vk1iml he
met while a hoaplta.l patient.
Edward1' attorney• have
admitted that their client ahot
and killed 12-year-oJd Vane.a
lberri of Lake Elalnore and
wounded her friend Kelly
Cartier ln September 1981.
No moUve hat been given.
HOUSING ...
From Page A1
The Irvine-baaed Carma-
Sandhng Group i1 one of the
county's largeat bulldera of
affordable houail\fl unita and bu
built up 305 credlta that can be
aold to other developers. Worth
between $10,000 to $20,000 each,
the credit• would become
vlrtu"a lly worthleu If the
program were not phued out
over a number of years.
After receiving the
contributions, Nestande is alleged
to have shifted hla poeition from
favoring a phase-out of the
program over three years to a
10-year phase-out.
But Nestande said he was not
o n 1 y u n a w a re o f t.h e
contributions, he had not yet
reached a decUion on how to best
phase-out the program when
these events occurred last
November.
The supervisor said he has
always opposed the program,
which requires that developers
build 25 percent of a
development at carefully
specified "affordable" rates.
However, he has been wrestling
with how to equitably. phase out
the program.
0.-, .......... "' a.y ~
Allison Brunne r, 3, of Fountain Valley has
fingerprints take n in new local program to
"Getting out of this requires
inquiries," Nestande said. "I sit
here and tr( and con.aider all
issues. And ~ out issues I
wanted answers on. There ia no
'Nestande Plan.' These were
options, a departure point in the
inquiry process."
H e aaid that it is only
coincidence if the dates of his
letters outlining alternative
options for a ph.aae-out aeem to
coincide with the dates of the
contributions.
protect missing children.
FV fingerprints
school children
Nestande also said he had
intended to make public his
position on the program's phase-
out sometime this week, but
&iven the furor the reporU have
created he bu dedded to hold off
theann~t. A lbt of tiny fingers made their
mark yesterday at Courreges
Elementary School an Fountain
Valley.
The children and their parents
were ta.king part in the kickoff of
a new district-wide program
permitting parent• to obtain
fingerprint records of their
youngsters for just a 25-cent
charge for materlala. .Each fingerprint card is kept
by the child's parents. not by
police or the achooJ diairict. The
local program was the Idea of
Bea Caplett, a Fountain Valley
parent who was concerned about
increasing reports of mluing
children and dead youngstera
who are never Identified.
In the Fountain Valley
program. one of the first offered
in an Orange County 1chool
district, parent.a are advUled to
keep the fingerprint records in a
safe pl.ace. In the event a child
turns up missing, the records can
be given to police to aid in the
uwestiga ti on.
At Courreges, 93 children were
fingerprinted, according to
Elaine Bradley, president of the
Cour reges PTA , which
coordinated the program .
Participating children ranged
from infants to teen-agers, she
said. Fountain Valley police
technicians were on hand at the
school to make sure that trained
volunteers were making the
fingerprint records properly.
Fingerprinting at Courreges
al.lo will be conducted from 6:30
to 8 p.m today and from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m . Saturday in the library.
The school is at 18313 Santa
Carlotta St. Parents mu1t be
present during the. printing.
Other Fountain Valley schools
will offer fingerprinting during
coming weeks.
FOSSIL. • •
From Page A 1
of a sperm whale were found. It
was the thJrd ancient sperm
whale diacovery in the Western
United States, said Ruchke.
The discovery I• further
evidence that Southern
California was once beneath the
ocean, experts said. The large
number of eea lions found in the
aiea auggesta the'~ may have
once been a breeding ground,
said Raschke.
Archeologiata digging below
the hillaide found the remains of
a 9,000-year-old Indian village.
The dolphln foail wu turned
over to the Natural History
foundation of Orange County in
ea.ta Mesa.
Gold at 50% Off
. Fiqal Daysi -
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30" Ught Cobra Neck ........ 155.95 $27.99
fLAT WHEAT
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18" Flat Wheat Neck ........ 1179.95
18" Flat Wheat NeQk ........ 1187.9&
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NATION
Final vote delayed
on nuclear freeze
By T~e A11oclaCed Pren
WASHINGTON -Congres.stonal 1upporter1 of a nu.clear
weapone freeze re.olut.ion uy HoUJe pa-.ge of thl' mt...au~ la
inevitable de.pile Republican tactla which blockt'J a final vote
after 12 houn of floor debtalA:'
Freeu proponenta a1.o 90ught to play down t'On!Uctifli
viewa which emerged durlni lul night's debate over what
apedllc weapona would be affected 1f a freez.e with the Sovieta
wu negotiated. However, Republicans voted 110lidly &gall\Bt a
motion to limit debate ao that the measure could be put to a vote
by midnight They were jolned by more than 40 Democrats to
prevent the Democrauc majority from forcing an early dedalon
on the measure.
., WINphoto
HEADING FOR HOME -The second Trident
submarine, the US Michigan, cruises towards its
new h ome at Bangor, Wash., with snow-covered
Mount Baker in tht' background.
Parade on 'with dignity and pride'
NEW YORK -Despite a boycott of today's St. Patrick's
Day parade by the Irish government, 23 bands and some
politicians because of its controversial grand marshal, offici.ala
vowed the event would be held "with digruty and pride."
"We're not going to let them hijack the parade," said Mayor
Edward Koch, as final preparations were made for New York's
22lst annual celebration of Ireland's patron saint to begin at
noon. G rand Marshal Michael Flannery is a noted Irish
Republican Anny supporter.
Marijuana sold to pay for candy
TA V ARF.S, Fla. -An 11-year-old girl who said she sold a
pinch of marijuana to pay for candy has been ordered to attend
a drug counseling program and help clean up her school,
officials say. The sixth-grade girl told the Tavares school board
she sold marijuana to a classmate because she had eat.en candy
she was supposed to sell to raise money for the school band~
Tent city erected in Washington
WASHINGTON -Homeless protesters against President
Reagan's policies are erecting a tent city today dubbed
"Reaganville," across the street from the White House ln a park
where they plan to live for the next week in some 600 tents.
"We're trying to make vtsible and concrete the depth and
breadth of homelessness. unemployment and hunger in this
nation by bringing some of those people closer to those who
wield power," said Mitch Snyder. spokesman.
STATE
5 Marines held in shooting death
OCEANSIDE -Five Camp Pendleton Marines are under
arrest in connection with the shotgun &laying of an unemployed
Oceanside man, police said today. Howard Demetriua Smith
was killed by a single shotgun wound in the chest Tuesday
night. Suspected of murder are James P . Alexander, 20;
Reginald V. Hughes, 22; Isaac R. Glover, 21; Michael A. Dease,
22; and Edward Moran, 28.
Jury studies evidence in Marx case
SANTA MONICA -The jury in the Groucho Marx estate
trial, told that "every person .. , not acting under undue
influence has the right to give gifts," has begun deciding
whether Erin F1eming waa entitled to more than $400,000 in
caah and presents from the late entertall\er. The jurora, nine
women and three men, took the caae late yesterday with a
warning from Superior Court Judge Jacqueune We1SS, tnat
"you muat not be influenced by sympathy or passion."
WORLD
.Godfrey
fans pay
tribute ·
NEW YORK (AP) -Fana
mourned Arthur Godfrey, the
ukuJele at.rummer whoee ilft of
gab made hlm a radio and
television favorite for five
decades, and even the alnger he
once fired on live TV recalled
Godfrey aa "the §reateat
aaleaman in the world.'
Godfrey. who liked to call
himself the Old Redhead and
who was once dubbed "the Huck
Finn of radio" for hla folkay wit,
died yesterday at age 79 after
being hospitalized 13 day• for
emphyeema and pneumonia at
Mount Sinai Hospital.
The entertainer will be
cremated WiJEOUt any public
service, sai a SPQkesman for the
illlam rris agency, which
~~~Godfrey.
• ho indeed I shall pray
-that he will rest in peace,"
said Julius LaRosa, the singer
"discovered" by Godfrey and
then fired by him on the air in
1953, shocking the nation.
LaRosa had fust f1n1shed
singing "Manhattan" on the TV
show "Arthur Godfrey and
Friends," when Godfrey turned
to the audience and announced,
"This is Julie's swan song." He
accused LaRosa of a "lack of
humility.''
The singer told reporters he
and Godfrey never reconciled,
but he credited Godfrey for
giving his career a boost and
recalled Godfrey as "the great.est
salesman in the world.''
From his signature greeting of
"Howa'ya, Howa'ya," to his
public battle aganst lung cancer,
Godfrey did everything with his
own brash style. He liked to say
that you "get as much out of life
as you put into it."
"You had nothing to do with
your birth, and you can't control
the circumstances of your death.
But you can do something about
living," he told one interviewer.
"He made the personality more
important than the talent,"
recalled another easygoing TV
celebrity, Art Linkletter.
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Arthur Godfrey, 44Huck
F~nn of radio."
At his peak in the 1950s,
Godfrey had a Monday-through-
Friday daytime show, "Talent
Scouts" on Monday night and an
hour of "Godfrey and His
Friends" on Wednesday nights.
His weekly prime-time audience
measured 82 million viewers.
In 1959. it was reported that
Godfrey's shows brought in $159
million in advertising for CBS.
His "Talent Scouts," with an applau~ meter that measured
audience response to unknown
performers, as credited wl th
giving newcomers Pat Boone,
Barbara McNa1r. Vic Damone,
Johnny Nash, .• the M ~Guir_e
Sisters and Shari Lewis their
start.
His successful lung cancer
surgery in 1959 made front-page
headlines and his pluckiness
dunng his recovery brought him
an outpouring of public affection.
He later campaigned to increase
public awareness of the disease.
Godfrey rellred from regular
radio broadcasts In 1972. The
secret to his longevity as an
entertainer, he said, was in h1S
willingness to meet new
challenges.
Orange Coul DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, March 17, 1983 "'
San Juan route
name proposed
Any Mlf-reepectlni freeway ln
Southern Call fornla hu 1&
dittlnctlve name iind numerical
dealiJWUon.
ln aan effort to get some respect
and, more lmport.anlly. federal
highway dollare -for tht-
propoaed San Joaquin Halls
Tranaportatlon Corridor, the
Orange County Board of
Supervlllors has asked the state
to dealgnate the new freeway aa
on ext.enalon of at.ate Route 73,
the Corona del Mar ~way
Supervt.or Thomae Rlley. who
propoeed the routing deaignation
change Tuesday, explained the
new freeway would more readily
attract federal and state
financing 1f it were designated aa
a continuauon of an existing
route, rather than aa a new route.
If the state ultimately
approves the change, the portion
of Route 73 along MacArthur
Boulevard to Pacific Coast
Highway In Corona del Mar
would cease to be a state
hlihway when the freeway ll
oomplet«J
The new Route 73, which
would rouahly apfrox.lmat.e I.he San Joaquin HI 11 corridor,
would run from the San Diego
J<'reeway, near South Coot
Plaza, to the Santa Ana Freeway
at Avery Parkway In 1outh
Orange County.
Riley said that by changing the
duignatlon, the propoaed
freeway could qualify for
fundlng of up to 85 percent of 1ta
to tat cost.
The San Joaquin
Transportation Corridor was
designed to relieve inaeuing}y
t-ongeated traffic on both the San
Diego Freeway and Pacific Coast
Highway.
Before the route c hange ·
recommendation can be
submitted to the state
Transportation Commission, it
first must be endorsed by the
co unty Transportation
Comnu.ssion, which ~ chairs
Fee for jail stay
study Inoves ahead
Although it's known in certain
circles as the "Gray Bar Hot.el,"
the Orange County J4il hasn't
been known to charge its
"guests" for overnight or
ext.ended stays.
But all that could cl\ange in
the near future The Board of
Supervisors wants to study the
feasibility of charging inmates
for the costs associated with
keeping them in jail.
Under provisions or a new
state law , co unties are
empowered to levy fees to cover
the ooets of confinement in county
jails. Before the fee system can
be enacted, however, it also must
be approved by the presiding
judges o f both the county
municipal and supenor courts.
Orange County o fficials
estimate the cost of incarcerating,
feeding and clothing inmates at
$~1 per day. And supervisors
seemed eager to recover as much
of that rost as possible.
"The sooner. the better. It'•
long overdue," commented
supervisor Ralph Clark, as the
board unanimously voted to
proceed with such a study.
Supervisor Thomas Riley
added, "I support this strongly."
If a pay-wi-you-go sy1tem is
ll\Stituted in the county jail, an
inmate's first financial obligation
would be to pay any cour t-
o rdered victim restitution,
according to the state law
Second priority wouJd be to
pay for any legal services of
which an inmate had availed
himself and, finally, the inmate
would be obligated to pay the
cost of incarceration.
The board directed Tueaday
that the County Administrative
Office conduct the study and
report on ill findings within 90
days.
$14-Inillion farin industry in trouble
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
Storm-battered Calllornia has already suffered hundreds of
millions of dollars in agriculture
loas'es. but the $14 billion
industry faces worse problems
unless there is a quick halt to a
brutal rainy season.
Liahtnins crackled and driving
rains fell over Northern
California early today. but the
brunt or a rnaJOr Pacific storm
vee red northward toward
Oregon last rught. allaying fears
Mesa asked to aid
• arts center pro1ect
By JODI CADENHEAD the San Diego Freeway.
otlM Delly,... tleff When completed in 1985, I.he
With construction of the $60 complex -capable of offering
million Orange County musical theater, symphony,
Performing Arts Center only opera and ballet "will ht' the
three months away, officials finest in the world." said
have asked Cost.& Mesa to waive executive director Len Bedsow
building fees and-help finance Sorsabal told the council he
street Improvement• totaling will look at ways the city can
$700,000. he l p reduce t he c en t e r 's
of more major flooding.
More than an inch of rain fell
yesterday in Sonoma, Humboldt
and Mendocino counlles. Heavy
rains also were recorded in Napa,
Triruty and Lake counties.
Light rain and sometimes
heavy showers were forecast for
Northern California through
tomorrow. But a new storm of
unknown potenllal was expected
to arrive Sunday or Monday,
according to George Pericht, lead
forecailter for the National
Weather Service office in
RedwoOd C1tv.
The damage to crops will be
even more extensive unless
California's 9.7 million acres of
farmland can dry quickly and
thus prevent crop rot or other
forms of losses, experts said.
They outlined the bleak
p1ctur'-before the Assembly
Agriculture Committee meeting
in Sacramento.
Delays in plantings because of
wet fields will result in $35
million in losses in Monterey
County, where broccoli ,
cauliflower. celery, lettuce,
strawberry and artichokes are
key crops, according to Bill
Nutley. the county's agriculture
commissioner
Other crops, such as almonds
and wheat, also have suffered
millions of dollars in damage,
according to Bob McGregor, head
statistician for the state
Department o f Food and
Agriculture
Crop rot wasn't the only
threat, according to Roger
Baccigaluppi. president of the
Cahfornia Almond Growers
Exchange.
"Bees won't fly in the rain," he
said. A3 a result, the storms have
delayed pollination in almond
orchards that dot the Central
Valley from Red Bluff in the
north to Bakenfield in the south. The request thia week from construction fees. Ray Wat.Ion, chairman of the ._;,~::..::...::.:..:.::.:..:..:......;..:..::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Salvador judge delays murder trial
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -In an unexpected ruling
yesterday, an appeals court judge delayed the trial of four
national guardsmen accused in the 1980 murders of four
American churchwomen. The bodies of Maryk.noll sisters Ita
Ford, 40, and Maura Clarke, 49, both of New York. and
Ursu.llne lister Dorothy Ku.el. 41, and lay religious worker Jean
Donovan, 27, both of Cleveland, were found in a shallow grave
near San Vicente, about 30 miles southeast of San Salvador, on
Dec. 4, 1980. Their bodies showed signa of rape.
Soviets threaten to deploy missiles
MOSCOW -A top Soviet official said today that M01COw
would aet up its own medium-range nuclear miailes "near
American borders" if the United Stat.es deployed new nuclear
rocket.a in Western Europe. It waa the tint time any Soviet
offidal waa that specific about how the Kremlin would react to
NA'l'O plant to begin developing 572 new Penhlng 2 and c:rui1e
IUllll!M=-in Europe by the end of the year.
center'a fadl.ltiea committee, was
greeted with guarded enthuaiaam
by Oty Council members during
a atudy aeuion.
City Manager Fred Soraabal
however, pointed out that IOO"le
of the feea, auch ae tho1e for
aa.nitadon and water, do not fall
in the dty'a jurisdiction.
Wat80n, former president of
the Irvine Company and now
head of Walt Dlmey Productions,
told the council. "U Coeta Mesa
I.an 't on the m.ap a1read y. It will
be. If Oranae County i.an't known
for anything other than
Dlmeyland, It will be."
So far $27 million hu been
ra1Jed toward the conatruction
and endowment of the 3,000-eeat
theater and l,000-9Ht hall to be
built in South Coat Plaza Town
Center near Brt.tol Strce_t and
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Queen costs
San Francisco
$111,000
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
San ha.ncl9CO a pent • 111,000 to
protect and entertain Queen
Eliiabelh n two weelu &£0, wllh
8eCU.ri.ty takin. lhe lar&•t chunk
of lhe blll.
Police overtime during the
four-day vialt came to •&2,000,
accoc:d1na to Deputy Police Chief
Georp !:imil. Some 600 offlcen
were Ulilned to work March 3,
the flnt fulJ day of the tour
About 400 officers worked on
Man:h 4.
The fire department spent $2,-
100 In overtime, said Fire Chief
Emmett Condon. A fireboat
anlgned to watch HMY
Britannia was routine, he said.
Other expenditures Included
$16,700 to paint Hearst Court at
the M .H. de Young Memorial
Miaeum for the State dinner
wilh President Reagan, $4,000
for plants; $4,000 for press
platfonns; and •1.000 m overtime
for museum staff.
The San Francisco Host
Committee, which greets and
entertains visiting dignitaries,
raiaed about $80,000 In cash.
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Young traveler
Prince William, 8 months, shown with his
parents the Prince and Princess of Wales
in Kensington Palace will join them on a
tour o( Australia and New Zealand starting
tomorrow.
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Airport noise orchestrated?
By J EFF ADLER
O(fM Deity Hot lt411f
Orange County 1uperv11ora
have ~'Oncluded that tFtt< best way
to reduce nol1t• levt-11 at John
Wayne Airport m1aht be to makl'
liOmt> nol.te 1.1bout ll.
And that'• what they plan tu
do.
The Board of Supervlsora
voted unanimously Tuesday to
write the Fedt-ral Aviation
AdmlnlatraUon, members of the •
c.'Ounty l'Onjlttmional delegaUon,
aa wt1U A.I th4' manufacturer of
the airliner moet <..'OmtnOnly uaed
at the &airport, to Koe what can ~
dont• atx>ut nol11e level1 during
t4tkeolf1
S upervl1or Thomaa Riley,
whoso dlatrlct lncludea the
airport, uld he la eeeklna
rt!'ln1tatement of the rule that
permitted airline pllota to reduce
thru1t, and thua, nolae, at an
altitude of 500 feet on takeoff.
NB gives bottom line
about dressing on beach
The Newport Beach city rule
book has been stripped of a Law
that bans people from dressing or
undressing on the beach
The law, directed at surfers
who wrap themselves In a towel
while peelmg off wetBu1ts, was
found to be unconstatuttonal in
recent court cases
The Caty Council this week
agreed to take at off the law.
that ts because beachgoers are
able to dress and undress on the
beach without exposing anything
that shouldn't be exposed.
City Attorney Bob Burnham
cautioned that public nudity m
Newport Beach la stilf taboo. It's
still covered in lhe rule book, he
said
The bottom line is that beach
v1s1tors can dress or undress in
public However, they'd better be
careful
Since 1979, however, the FAA
h.u perm1tt.ed pllota to cut btlck
power only after a plane had
attained an altitude of 1,000 feet,
Riley aaid.
"For 10 yean, we could uae a
takeoff procedure responaive to
noile. But the pretent prOQedure
haa lncrea.ed the nolae level,"
the 1upervilaor aald.
He allO aald that durlfli the 10
yean the power cutback was ln
effect, It did not "compromise
the aafety of the travelen or lhe
communfty underneath the tught
pelh."
Beside. writing the FAA and
the loca l co ngreaalonal
delegaUon, the board agreed to
write M c D o nne ll ·Douglaa,
makers of the DC9 and DC-9
Super 80s that fly from JWA.
Supervisor Bruce Neatande
suggested th e airline
manufacturer be Included
becauae 1t would be up to It to
Incorporate the technical changes
neceuary In the planes.
However , he said that the
company was "reluctant" to
make technologacal changes in ita
airplanes.
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This conve ntion o( seagulls was photographed a t the mouth of the
San Juan Creek at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point.
Valley sets
honors for
• • top citizen
The Fountain Valley Chamber
of Commerce will present It•
1982 Citizen of the Year Award
during a general membenhlp
luncheon Tue1day a\ the
Fountain Valley Community
Center, 10200 Slater Ave.
A reception begins at 11 :30
a.m., followed by lunch at noon.
Nominees, who have been
sponaored by local 1ervice clubs
and aoclal a~enclea, are: Roger
Belgen, Bill l>eFraga, John Lee
Amundson, Bob Ruah, Barbara
Brown, Lois Berry, and Sharon
Clunk
The selection committee 1s
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Child abuse grpup
seek s volunteers
Vo6teers in Child Assistance
(VICA) is looking for volunteers
to work with abusive or
potentially abusive parents in
their own communities.
The volunteers will be trained
and work under professional
supervision to help parents.
VICA 1s administered by the
Orange County Social Services
Agency.
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Walka tor Mankind, benefiting Project Concern, will take
pl.ace In Founuun Valley and Irvine beginning al 7:30 a.m.
Saturday.
The fund-ra.iaing eventB are sponsored by South Coaat
Junior Women chapters. Project Concern provides health and
nutritional aid to needy areas In the United States and other
natlona.
Locally, the walks will be held at the Fountain Valley
R.ecrution Center at Mile Square Park, Brookhurat Street and
Heil Avenue, and at the Boys and Girl.a Park in Irvine, Jeffrey
Road and Barranca Parkway ---•A rummage sale I.a scheduled Saturday In the park.in& lot
behind Huntington Beach High School, 1905 Main St.
Proceeds will go to the school's Model United .blaUona
program.
There will be a charge of $5 for space to sell Items.
Twenty-five percent of the· sales income will go to the
program.
People wishing to reservl' space can caU 968-8250 In the
evenings.
The sale is scheduled Crom 8 a m to 5 p.m. Saturday In
case of ram, the sale will be held Saturday, March 27.
•John Amund1on and Kurt ltansen of Fountain Valley
have been named Fountam Valley Route co~halnnan of the
American Cancer Society's Life Cycle Moye-a-thon.
The fund-raising event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m . Sunday at Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley.
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This 'protection ' goes
further than w e n e ed
The Ju11t1ce Department's
deciaion that a couple of Canadian
documentaries dealing with n~clee.r war and acid rain should
carry a diaclaimer labeling them as
fore!Jln propaganda has olfended a
lot of thinking Americans and our
Canadian neighbors -and
incidentally greatly stimulated
demand for projection of the films. ~ndeed, the ruling probably
has tmproved the chances of an
Oacar for the nuclear war film, "If
You Love This Plaa,et," which
already has been nominated for
the award.
That one is a pretty vivid
depiction of nuclear war, but not
much stronger than many other
films that have been made on the
subject both here and abroad.
As for "Acid Rain, Reqwem
or Recovery," it is a rather
undramatic examination of the
damage caused to fish, plants and
buildings by emissions from
industrial smokestacks. It has been
quite popular with garden clubs in
Canadian and North American
areas troubled with the acid rain
problem -and it even points out
the laudable action of one
American firm in Canada which
has reduced its hazardous
emissions by 50 percent.
So what's so seditious about
reflecting on the horrors 9f
nuclear war and examining the
acid rain problem?
Apparently some of the
Justice Department bureaucrats
decided this is not in keeping with
t h e policies of the current
administration and th1tt Americana
should not be expoeed to thil 10rt
of thinking without due warning.
The Canadian Film Board,
producer of the documentarie1.
has been duly reglatered under
the Foreign Agents RegiBttatlon
Act of 1938 for many years, as are
other organizations that
disseminate information for other
countries in the United States.
So the Justice Department,
after concluding that the films
constitute "poUtiCal propagand,._"
felt it advisable to require that
viewers be alerted to the fact that
they were produced by a "foreign
agent."
Justice Department
'spokesmen have denied reports
that the names of persons viewing
the films will be sent to
Washington, but they do admit
that the "foreign agent" must
provide the department with the
names of organizations or theaters
receiving the films, dates the films
are shown and estimated
attendance.
The Justice Department. thus
will have on file the alanning fact
that on such and such date, a
given number of members of the
Sierra Club, the Ladies' Garden
Club or patrons of the Bijou
Theater w ere exposed to this
"political propaganda."
Good grief! Do American
taxpayers reaJly have to
underwrite such insults to their
intelligence and to the friendliest
and least disruptive of our
neighbors?
Invest in an inch of art
The Laguna Bea c h
Community Historical Society has
come up with a novel plan to pay
for the restoration of a badly
damaged mural painted by one of
its more renowned early artists.
The society is selling off the
artwork at the rate of 25 cents for
one square inch, or $4 for a four-
by-four-inch portion.
With a little help from the
community and neighbo(ing
friends, the group hopes to raise
the estimated $1,500 it will cost to
refurbish artist Edgar Payne's
mural, "Discovery."
Landscape painter Payne
arrived in Laguna in the early
part of the century, established
the Laguna Beach Art Association
and became its first president.
While in the Art <;:olony, he
produced four large 13-foot by
8-foot murals depicting Spanish
exploration of the New World for
the New Lynn Theater on South
Coast Highway.
The murals adorned the
theater, which later became the
South Coast Theater, for some 40
years.
•
When two of them were
removed during a remodeling job
one disappeared entirely and
another was cut in half, folded
and otherwise mutilated.
Rescued by the Historical
Society, the mural now has been
mounted on a frame and artist
Louise Rash is in the pr~ of
undertaking the tedious job of
matching paint and res10rlng the
artwork to something approaching
its original beauty.
But ali thlS costs money. so
society volunteers hit on the idea
of selling the finished product off
by the inch. Art lovers who would
like to help can call the society at
494-9965 to offer a donation. Then
they'll be able to visit their very
own mural alter it is hung at
the Historical Society 's
headquarters. 790 South Coast
Highway.
it's an original way to add a
little artistic spice to life in an era
when most people are more
concerned about paying their
grocery bills than buying art.
Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views ex
pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is lnvlt· ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 Box 1560, Costa Me!Hl, CA 92626. Phone (7U)
642·43'21.
L .M. Boyd / Family ties
You tend to lose track of your
brothen and sisteni when you get into
your twentles, ll typical. Or at least rou don't lee them 90 often. Then in
four forties and fifties, you get in
*>uch· again, and the older you grow
thereafter. the more frequently you tee them. Such were the findinp in a
20-year 1tudy. ~
Why red-haired women almo1t
never get bald i.s still a mystery ...
Th at word most apt to attract
attention In an advertisement i1 'Tree." ... Dtd you inherit a tendency
fO bluah? Some medJcoe i.nmt it'1 a
petlc thing.
Japenae tradition for generations ea1led tor a whole year off work every
eeven yeara.
Our Love and War man haa
ft!port.ed the theory that bcaln wavet
may account for aex appeal. Brain
1VaYH prompt· preclae rhythmic
taponue on an encephalo1raph.
TbeY're of dJfferent lel\lthl. U the •raJn wav" of two people are of
:tlble lef\llhl, they meet and
and tJmco, your place or mine. At i..t. that'• the theory. Sound, too,
traftll on wawe of certal.n 1enctm.
nd tiwo ln•trument1 can make
udf ul mualc, provtdina a thJrd
't rmm it all up with unf.tttlna
..
notes. Discordant brain waves of a
third penon, It's believed, may utterly
foul the mental melodies of two
potential lovers, and earmuffs won't
help. Pity.
Q . What are the three thing• a
proeecutor haa to prove In a murder
caae?
A. 1. That the killing occurred. 2.
That it wu done ao u to be defined
legally aa murder. 3. That the acculed.
intended to kill or do bodily harm.
Q. How come goat'• milk ii eaaier to
digest than cow'• milk?
A. Smaller fat globulea. Ugly
combination of 1yllablea, that.
"Smaller fat globules." lt ta to poetry
what punk rock ta to music.
Chancel ~ lllm anythlna wW go
wrong wlth your mind If It hun't
already done 10 by .. 70.
Q . Doetn't the feriWe tend to teU
more lies than the male?
A. Only In the elementary )'Ml"I.
I
Q, lln't a hippo'• sweat red?
A. Yes. Or more predaely, what
looka like awe.t, the mueu1 tt exude9
from lta akl.n. .. red.
Q. Who lnwnted L.l.nco1n Loo1
A. Archicect frank Lloyd Wri&ht'1
IOn, John Wrtaht.
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MacDonald fights for files
WASHINGTON -The Justice
Department has used outrageous stalling
tactics to deny Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald
his legal right to see the government's
files on himself. After more than three
years of trying. MacDonald has yet to
receive a sing~e page of the department's
90,000-page Cile.
MacDonald was a Green .Beret doctor
at Fort Bragg, N.C .• in 1970 when his
pregnant wife and two daughters were
brutally murdered in their home.
MacDonald claimed that a drug-crazed
"hippie group" killed his family and
seriously wounded him. An Army
investigation cleared him and he joined
the staff of a Long .Beach hospital.
BUT THE J USTICE Department, at
the urging of MacDona l d 's
father-in-law. pursued the case. Nine
years after the crime, the doctor was
brought to trial. Evidence that he
believes could have exonerated him was
withheld, and he was found guilty. He is
now serving three consecutive life
sentences tor crimes he Insists he did not
commit.
C.Onvinced that the government had
information that supports his claim of
l.nnocence, MacDonald requested hi.I files
under the Freedom of Infonnation Act
in January 1980. He told my aaociate
Donald Goldberg he believes the mes
also contain proof of government
misconduct that prejudiced his case
The Justice Department put him on a
waiting list, informing him that there
were t35 requests to be processed ahead
of his. Last June, nearly two-and-a-half
years after his initial request. he got a
G.
-JA-Cl-Al-1-11-ID-I -~
letter from the Justice Department -
asking if he was still interested.
Deap1t.e the law's requirement that
FOIA requests be handled as quickly as
possible. Justice assigned a single
employee to review the 90,000-page file.
Officiaa said there was no way they
could speed up the process.
MacDonald's attorneys offered to pay
for copies of the file so that processing
could be done more quickly. The Justice
Department did not accept the offer.
Rep. Don F.dwards, D-Calif., wrote to
Attorney General William French Smith
on MacDonald's behali. "I would request
that steps be taken to speed this process
so as to achieve the purpoee of the Act in
this case," Edwards wrote. "Given the
significance of the statutory rights
involved in the MacDonald cue, more
diligent attention should be given to
fulfilling the Department's
responsibilities. . . " ·
MacDonald did a little better with the
FBI -but not much. He haa received 39
of the 1,148 pages of documents on him
in the FBI files. However, the 39 pages
conslBt almost entirely of newspaper
clippings and press releases.
THE FBl'S REASON for hanging onto
the rest of MacDonald's file is confusing,
to say the lea.st. The bureau admittedly
has no ongoing investigation as such. But
according to FBI Director William
Webster, "This case rerri.ains in a pending
status, with the FBI currently making
inquiries as specifically requested by the
U.S. Department of Just.ice."
Congressman F.dwards questioned the
FBI's assertion in his letter to the
attorney general. "In light of the fact.a
that Dr. MacDonald was convicted in
1979 and that the Supreme Court denied
... his final appeal.'' Edwards wrote,
"it appears that the position taken by the
Bureau is in error. as well as at odds
with the posiuon of the Department of
Justice."
In short, through unconscionable
stalling and specious reasoning. the
Justice Department and the FBI are
keeping MacDonald from aeelng his files.
What is the government afraid of?
Letters to the editor
Sh elter h elp
• earns prai se
To the &litor.
During the recent storm Laguna
Canyon was damaged to such an extent
the road had to be cla.ed. Irvine Oty
Animal Shelter ls located there and the
dogs and c.ats were frantic. They were
standmg in water and the hill.side mud
was pouring in. The crew came in hip
boots to evacuate them. The little bridge
crouing the stream was too dangerous
for the vana and trucks to croa.
Forty big dogs were carried some
di.stance to safety and taken to board
with veterinarians in Laguna Hilla. The
cats were taken to Dr. Shoolman'1
Camino Hospital in Irvine. Two were in
shock, all were mud caked and
frightened Dr. Shoolman gave them
immediate emergency treatment and ~
best after-care. In over 2:> years u a
humane volunteer I have wocked with a
number of dedicated veterinarians but
have never before experienced such all-
ou t concern and medical service. Dr.
Shoolman de9erves deep gratitude and
honor, a perfect example of the meaning
of humane compusion.
THE CREW went back to clean up
after the storm working strai&ht th.rouah
tor 12 houn, allo efforta far beyond the
line of duty. I want to name them, Carl
Pagano, Sandy Kister, Mike~. Er1ca
Van Gone, Lorelei Schlitz. and Dorothy
Cohn.
The two 1oata, geeae, duck1 and
chickens were taken ln by hlll top
nelghbon. the dop and cata are beck at
the shelter. So much equipment wu lolt
and demaged durin1 the atorm t he
1helter i1 ln need of carpet plecea,
blanketa, towelt, any pet 1upplte1. I
thou1ht the ~on of an.lmal 1own ln
Orange County would be happy to know
of thl1 aucceaaful racue under auch
difficu lt clrcumatancH. AJway1 a
bl-int to know about the IOOd folk.
MYRTLE L. RJNO
Deserves chance
To the Edit.or:
PoUUcal 1tandt by new.papen ate
well-pl"K'edtnted, 11CCepted, and nen
appredaced. A am• ot 1Md ardci. with
a particularly one-ald ed alant have
appeared on your front Piii r-.ntly.
featurtna t he new arrival of State
Se-nator Ollie Speraw. Such irtkl11
abould be p rop erly label•d H
oonammtary. Speclflcally, the erUclH clearl y
portray Mr. S~w.M • ~ ot
the wam aort. Theft 1a ICll'MUllnt wrons
wtth a ltnlah\.oMWI arUdii \bat ~
Wllh a 11.a~t lib \hi.I (II did \bj franl~..,-IMm'dQ): ......... ow. w .... tMltll Ii.~ Blillch au oi ...... '-" .._ iJNiid1 • a
ll"-ot ~obn WQnt ~ on an
of flee wall." Th• rnt of the place
MAILBOX
consists either of charges leveled by
Asaemblywoman Marian Berge90n and
her supporters, or Speraw'• defenaive
reaction to those charges. The
photosr&phs, the remarks on his buaines.<1
activities, and the comments on
.Berge90n's record of service, cast a much
more favorable light on her than on hlm.
SINCE THE state Senate itself has
pennitted Seeraw to fin.lah out his term
of office In Orange County. I believe he
should be given a chance to prove ha
worth to ua as a legillator before the
exploitative reporting of charge and
counter-charge continues any further. I
much prefer judging by his record o(
1ervice to the Orange Coast rather than
read about tactical maneuvering and
vicioua bloodletting. The race for the
new 37th Senate District .eat has begun
on the front page, but not through
well-balanced straight-news stories.
Bergeson haa a proven record of
9ef'vioe. Before allowing the aeamler aide
of politic• to dominate the banner
headlinea It would be appreciated by th.ta
voter to read about some of Speraw'•
1tanda on the t..ues and what he has
done to .erve h1I conatituenta. Although
Ber1e1on would accuse him of no
experience, he ls a state Senator with
full cttdend.ala. a..poaitJon to which she
only uplra Surely, Bergeson h.u done
well u a moderate Republican; I have
voted for her consistently. Still, I am unwtmna to atve any polltJdan an unfair
advantage. llealthy competition for
votes reinfon:n accountability. Since
Speraw ii here legitimately. let him be
judpd by hil competence u a lawmaker
rather than leeving hi.I true charac1er
burled under the mire of mud.
JOHN COLLINS
Pet 'fiJCation'
To ibe Edit.or:
&:very Saturday, the Dally Pilot prini.
a q pk1w'e urainl readen to adopt It
while aaend• rn Or.nae County are
tlsenl to oonlSder the needa of
who have no tamlly.
aeemlngly endJ.-fixation of IM
Dally PUot and IOdety ln pneral on the
..ifllh 1Ut.titudcn of an1mala fOf' human
madomblpe " hyped ln the media b)' q uot1n1 authorlilu on th• potltlve
reNltl ot people Interaction with dot
~ In a world t hat baa become
lncrea1ln1 ly utran1•d of lu
humanltarlan and civil obllaa&lona,
when aommu:nkaUon betw .. n. youth
aod their ,.nlora exl1U a lmoat ~ bul not ~choice With the eetm wdwra and lt.udinll. the
priM betnc pelcl by IOdetJ tor thil
Uimldion .Qf aflecdonl ..... .,. ..
who indulge their animals with pet
motels, psychotherapists, clothing,
trainers, grooming and medical care
while ignoring these needs of k.Jds who
have either been abandoned or abused
by their "natural" parents?
If a fraction of the money that is spent
by dog ownera was made instead u an
investment in youth, the societal
dividends would more than eliminate the
millions wasted on the proliferating
scourge of criminality engendered by
th.ts obscene corruption of children.
BRUCE HOPPING
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Traged y
To the &litor:
An American tragedy. Five years old.
Left to his own devices. Where was the
mother? The father? I grieve for ~thia
small boy from Stanton. I grieve for the
police officer. I corrunend the person who
made that phone call. At least aomeone
noticed and cared.
WA YNETA DEVINE
B oring writers
To the F.ditor:
Regarding Syclney Harris, March 8, l.n
explaining to us that "skillful writ.en
entertain ua; knowledgeable writ.en
inform us; effective writers~ ua;
only the latter are ultimately ol any
value.'' he lnadvert.en Uy omitted the
most important claasificatJon; dqpnatk
writers bore us.
PAT RILEY
L.tlltr~ from rtodtrl art wtlcomt. r~·.
nght to condtmt ltlltn to /II apact or
t'hminotf' lt~I 11 rt1trvtd Utltn o/ 'J/XJ.
word• or ltu wlU bt given prtf~rn« AU
ltlltra mU31 tndud• lignalur• and rno1ltnQ,
oddrt11 bW riom•• mo11 bt wUhMkl on re· quut If 1u//1ci•nl rtoaon 11 oppar1nr.
Potlrt1 ~u not bt published. I.Alt~• mo11 be
ttltphoMd to 6'2·60U Nomt and pllonf•
rauml>"1 of IM conlributor must be gfw'll /or
v•riffcalk>n purpo"'·
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Warehouses fall, but housing 'on hold'
Served.,_
FILI.ET OF SOLE S3.49
Ughtty breaded and deep fried to a golden brown. Served with tartar sauce
and lemon wedge.
RED SNAPPER
Delicately grilled and enhanced with melted butter. Served with tartar sauce
and lemon '."'edoe.
HALIBUT STEAK
An Inventory Reduction
Sale
30o/o to 50o/o off
This will be selected Merchandise
from our own Stock -
Regularly Sold in our own Store
• Chains
• Rings
• Pendants
• Pins
• Earrings
• Watches
• Bracelets
• Necklaces
•Charms
• Mountings
2 days left
Sale Ends Saturday
Use Your Visa or MasterCard
No House Charges
All Sales Final
CHARLES H. BARR
..
By JODI CADENHEAD OflMDellJ .........
The demoUUon of 101Nt aatna
• warehouMlt thll weok doel not
mean con1tructlon wUl be1ln
eoon on• mammoth
condomlnlum project approved
wt year by the Calta Meu Olt.y
Council.
A 1poke1man for C .J .
Seaeratrom & Sona, owners of
half the land, 1ald no
conatruction date hu been aet for
the fro posed $100 mUlion,
1,lD -unit Regency Terrace
One of the
warehouses that
gave Warehouse
Road its name lies
in ruins in Costa
Mesa.
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pro~t that. tnclud" bachelor
unit• •mailer than a t.wn car
p.rqe.
• Melcolm RoH tald merket.
condltlon1 were not rltht to
be1ln reaident.lal con1tructJon.
The warehOUlel, once part of the
Santa Ana Army Air Bue, were
torn down beoau1e of their
constant. maintenance problemll,
he aaid. ·
Lail March the Coat.a Mesa
City Council approved the
con1tructlon o f the largeat
condomlnium project ln the dty
on 28 acre• at the corner of
Adams Avenue and Pine Creek
Drive. The parcel is owned by
the Sege ratroms and Coast
Community Colleae Diatrict.
Although the Segeratroms
were given the go-ahead to begin
construction, the financially
strapped college district did not
seek linal approval to develop Its
property.
The district's Board of
Trustees had not considered the
matter yet.
Correll an J . Thompson,
executJve vice chancellor for the
district, said o fficials are
CC?ncemed that any profit (rom
the development could resul(in a
direct reduction of at.ate funding.
He said be is anxious to see the
land, estimated to be worth about
$7 million, developed as soon as
Po88ible.
may you be
In heaven I
thirty minutes ·,
before the
devil knows
your
dead
Kid tested Glidden glva you a
IUpel' tough nonyellowlng fin-
ish ~,.~ ..... , ... IMllW J"8elf I ahllllJ thanlJ
By PAT HOROWITZ ftieolel lo IM .,..., ,...
DEAR READERS: There's no doubt that
consumers are learning how to uve energy
Recent atatallea show that the U8e of home
heating fuel has dropped substantially ln the
past few years. .
But there may be eome other t.hino you
can do to economize even more. One simple
way to save la to lower the temperature on
your water heater from 140 degreea, the
temperature at which most water heaters are
1et, to 120 degrees.
,.. To give you other energy-saving ideu,
the U.S. Office of Coruumer Affairt hu
published a new booklet. It lncludes tips on
saving energy, how to avoid being taken on
suppoeed energy-s;tving devices, aetting ~an
energy budget for your home, conducting an
energy audit, and preventing energy.related
health hazards. It also tells you where to go in the
government and private sector to file an
energy-related complaint or to get more
lnformation for yourself and your community.
For a free copy of the "Energy Conaumer
Guide," send your name and address to the
.. ~abumer Information Cent.er , Dept. 592L,
lo, Colo. 81009.
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Critical times
Retaining U.S. worker
means retraining effort
EDITOR'S NOTE -One-
quart.er of America'• laid-off auto
workers, one-thi rd o f its
furloughed steel workers, will
never get their jobl back. Other
nations will take over the lead in
tho•e industries. And if the
United States u to maintain irs
lead in high technology, it must
retrain a w orkfo r ce that
threatens to become obsolete.
In the last part of a series, AP
writer Timothy Harper describes
efforts already being made, and
the hope of business that
government will shoulder some
of the burden.
By TIMOTHY HARPER
A 111111 .. d ..,_ W"'9f
For a quarter century, Betty
Arends worked a key punch for a
Denver wholesale dry goods
company. She had never heard
of "software." She thought
"hardware" meant hammen and
uwa and nuta and bolta.
AFTER Tl([ AECESSIOH:
TOWAnos A NlW llONOMV
the n ee d f o r co mput e r
pro grammers g row by 60
percent, systems analysts by 80
percent and computer service
technicians by 11 2 percent. The
increased demand in thoee three
occupations alone should add
almost half a mi llion jo ba.
according to the study.
"It 's c r i t ica l t o the
reindusUialization of America t.o
retrain workers," said Bill Slabey
of Control Data Corp. "We've got
to shift from production workers
to knowledge worken."
Terry Kennedy Hackett's
poetry reveals a relentless
pursuit for self-identity
and love. Page BS.
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Travi1 Parry i1 a man of l ,000
lacee. Well, would you believe 70?
At this time ol. the aeason he u a
leprechaun ( lar left) vbut at other
times he might be a monk (left)
or a Keystone Kop ( bel~w) .
Many faces • • •
Parry is a man for all seasons
Lots of blarney
This Irishman best-known
politican in Missouri
By TAD BARTIMUS
An rt1t1ll,._..._
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -
There'• a lot of_. blarney in
MimoUri'• most WriOua Iriahman.
It '• true that Jimmy
Kirkpatrick, officially known as
the Honocable Secretary of State
Jame.a C. Kirkpatrick, wears
green every day of b.ia life. And
llgna all his letters ln green Ink
after they've been typed with a
green ribbon. And ch.anae<I the
cover of the atate'a official
manual from blue to green. And
holds forth ln a carpet-to-<:eiling
II'"" office overflowing with
Gaelic alogana , stuffed
leprechauns and pistachio-tinted
photqirapha.
But ln apite of hia passion for
all thino Iriah, Jim ltl.rkpetrick
cannot banlah the genealogical
truth: He's descended from
Scotsmen.
$30,000 In the campaign that
aaw Miuouri's two U.S. Senate
candidates spend $3 million. He
vows he's never wanted any
other job in politica, and the
endoraementa in mott
newspapers said they couldn't
imagine anybody else sitting in
hi• sreen chair at the state
Capitol. •liJlle jolly Iriahman is perhaps
the state's best -known
politician,'' wrote Columbia Daily
Tribune publisher Henry J .
Wat.era ln his 1980 endonement
of Kirkpatrick for re-election.
Today Be tty Arends ia
"llveware," Inputting and
outputtln1 In the new
computerized accounting l}'S1em
her c:<mpany hu installed. She is
one of the millions of WOt'kera belna retrained as the shift from
amokestack to hf8h tech helpe
apur U.S. bualnea and industry .
out of nearly four year• of
Control Data, baaed in
Minneapolis. la developing
retraining programs for 75,000
General Moton workers. Slabey
uid the emphaaia aver the next
three years would be to teach
laid-off auto production line
workers how to get job• In
electronics, pneumatic•,
hydraul.lal and robotlal.
Betty Arends makes the change lrom keypunch
operator to "liveware" in a new computerized
accounting system.
"I've never been tnteres1ed ln
genealogy," he uya with a gruff
harrumph. "I feel Iriah. lt't fun
to be Irish. Kirkpatrick la an Irlah
name. even though I admit lt'a
'81-o a town ln Scotland. Why, I
even have open houae on St.
Patrick'• Day with green punch
and ahamrock cookie•. I can't
"He is honest, revere.r\,t but not
to a fault, eternally kind and
amazingly energetic, efficient~
prolific and iptelllgent ln bis
public utterances, in love with
the office he holda, aailafled,
aatisf ying and ut:isfactory . . . .
KirkpaUick has been the nevly
perfect public servant becauae he
truly loves his job and lonp for
no other . . . . He's been the best
secretary of at.ate In Mluouri
history."
Lut year. The Mis8ourl Tlmel J» Jefferaon City reported that
Tovemment employee. In the
at.ate capital ranked Kirkpatrick a the offidal with the best-run
"C .m w to TOC"Onto Lor a
week for tralnlna," she u.ld. "At
tint, I bed a lot ol trouble 11iCn1na
on and off the computer
tenD&nal. Now l CM do it with my .,.. cio.ed ...
Beuy Arend• i• fortunate.
Hundred• of thoueand• of wcnr.. ti.Ye been laid oU in the
rw don, and for many of them
th• old Jobe will never exlat uitn. no matter how etropgly
t6e ati0my recoYWll. '
It. con1re•lonal nudy 1ay1
advancH 1n microelectronic
technolo1y wlll •llmlnate 3
million jobl by 1990 -1~ ~nt
of tbe nauon•1 manufecturlnt
wOrkflll'C.'9.
Kowewr, the 19809 will,..
A laid-off welder, for instance, rnlaht eventually return to work
for GM ln aervlce and
maintenance, re~ the very
robotica .•retem that made hlJ
weldina Job omolete.
Some workera1 however,
cannot or will not De retrained.
And not all tboae who are
retrained will flnd hl&h-tecb
job9. Some wlll have to take
le.er Jobs. from Blg Sieel io Ba
Mac. "Some may never worlC
aptq.
Herbert Strtner, an economil1
at American Unlveraity, wame
that th• thlft to blah t.chnolOJY
In the 108o. may le.ve 3 mf.lJJOn
to 4 million worker•
unemployable. Even after the
naUon'• eool)omy recovers, be
eaJd, unemployment may not ao
below 8 percent.
"It'• aoi.na t.o be an Incomplete
recovery becauee a lot of people
are not gotna to be abarlna ln h."
h• aaid. He 1ua9eated the federal
government .et _up a central clearlr\i hOUle on Job availablllty
and r.quire employere to report tlly openlnp. Th.18 would help
ma\Cb latd~off worbn ln, for
example, the Northeaat and
MldwHt to new Jobe ln the
Sunbelt, he said.
Strlner alto uld tbe
rovemment ahoukt help flnanco
l"etraln1n1, to .... the burden
now betn1 borne laraely by
~· NtnSntNr now Ill belric
ckN by ir;dUltr-y;~ MkS Auctr.y
:Freeman of th• Conferenc•
Board, a non-profit bualnffl
re.earch ;!r anizaUon In New help what my anceeton did. 1 York. "P e are leatn1nC jobs hereby declare myaelf Irtah." on the job.' When you look at those
Robert Crafa, vice pnsldent of twtnk.llna blue eyea, it'• hard not
the 50,000-member American to believe he'• related to thoee
Society for Tralnln1 and famoua "Uttle people" of the ~tin Wllhlnlton, uid Emerald Iale. At 17, h1a cheeks
pravaii bu1ineu waa already• are a 11eam1 .. pink, hla lidebumll apendln& more. than tao bWion a fluffy white, hi.a IU'th aR)ple. A
year on retralnln1, and tbat perpetual 1mlle ll1hu hla
fl9ure would lncr••H •• che9rtul face. Amertcan worun .,. tra1Md It ~·t matter when Jtm
.,Ml ret.ralned ~ u.m. ln Kirkpatrl~k'• fouflthn•
their careua. Xerox, tor b&D.tdbtr.:icn. btieii•w Gii hit OWi} exampl.9 nJ*t1 to bi retralnlna h•'• · ecorne th• unotflclal
about 60,000 of .lt• 110,000 ~ndfather of poUtki &D';the
emJ)Joyea each yes. SboW M• State•• ihit 'Clalina
StYti'll labor un&on9 are al8o' , him • A favoritt IGIL
Involved ln retralnln •. The A ltaunch ~ M Ml
United Auto Workeu, for bMn~ohtate*'°919":
example, lalt )11!11' won CClfttnct In thi 1880 ,...i elec11cilJ,M.
ciorlCW&ont that 19t.up NtnlftbiC ~ d tiUt llx Of Mlllourt11 procranw at OM ind Jl'Onl. 1 U \countlH. He 1pent 01111
otftc» ln MJmouri L
There'• no e'• made
enemlet d
M 0ranoe Cout DAILV PILOT/Thureday, Marot111, 1913
Musicians' actions off key
DEIJ\ ANN LANDERS: You uy the noUon ol
"pedlcree.match!n," mJaht lnd to d•troylna all
humane that are mentally or phYlically dofectfve l
""Utlt you check your to&tc. Alla your paranoia
quotient.
U I knew 1 had the po\l'ntlal for ptOduclnt a
child with a pnelic dlaue -T~-S.du1, lickle cell
anemia. Hunting1on'a, whatever -I would think
hard and tons before havt.na any chilct...n. People
Wlth poetic t.lme-bombe ahould adopt lf they want f.amWes. •
"1eperilrU7." la Oermuy " Jean •10, Arfana weN C'llllldered ''Hperlor." Remember?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: A lot of profe..!onal
muatdanl lWMi your oolwnn. I hope th.I.I rachea the onea lt ii me.nt for:
Cook-of-week
• series to start
no. your chill llule?
Can you bake • devil'• food cake that'• divlno?
Perhape you are quJck with a quiche.
U to, th Delly Pt.lot want.a to hear from you
and ahare your rectpe1 with our readen In an uP"Q~ feewr. aeries, "Cook of tht Week."
Th am. will lnclud.t a photo of the spedaJ
cook, a lhort profile and two out.atanc:llna rec:lpet.
We'd Uke you to aend aeveral of your best,
t.vorlte oc or1a1nala and we'll aelect a couple to
print e.ch weel.
_.}~have.• Mon&o)old ~uain. U ahe had a child It w..,_ be a trqedy. (She can't even take care of
herwit) It ahe were destroyed, It would be murder
and dM wwld woWd be the poorer without her ~~ aocxl humor and f1aahes of wit. Yet, if I .u..,... a dilld of mine would be lib her, I would ~v....,... aterllbed. A.oCordlni to yow reuon&na. 8nlmal bneden
lhould atop the telec1ion procea ""Then we coWd all
sit JtoU.nd and w•t.ch clop with. blp d:ylp1Mia dna
their bUad enda, yetpina in pain, and nceborte9
wtth ih1n foreleg bones brffldna their teo •t h1ah
apeed. Get with it., Annabelle. -NO ADOLPH
DEAR FELLOW ROAD MUSICIANS: For the
thowiandth time we have followed you Into a motel.
The ~nt took Inventory of the linen when
they made our retervaUon. They don't truat ua
worth a damn.
The carpeting has d1arette holea and 10 doee
the fU.mtture. There are a couple of halt-empty
wine bottlee In the fridge. When we checked in
they apolofiized and told ua the damage waa done
by the pup of mualclana who occupied the 11ame rooma jUat before we checked In.
Rectpee (not reatrlcted to the cateaorlel above)
can repreMnt the full ranae of cookinc. beJdn&,
barbecuing and microwave.
Send them to the Food Editor, c/o the Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Cotta Meta, Calif. 92e2e and
~~~~,_-_.0 pleaae Include your name, addreu and phone ~ number.
DEAR N.A.: Y011 laave completely mtaed ~e
polat I tried to make bat I am priDtlQ you letter
beeaue yo11 do uy aome ra&Mr aeutile ~ ...
A1 a truatee of tlae Hereditary Dlaeaae
PHadatlon In Beverly Biiia, I am vitally
baterettecl ID 1enetlc 1creeD1D1, bat I wut notklq
to 4o wU~ a 1y1tem tllat ma•cha Pffple for rep,...edon baaed solely on ~elt ao-can.t 1eaetic
Everything that can be moved haa been
ecrewed down -TV, lamps and bathroom IC&lee.
The pjctures are riveted to the walla.
Vatican museums spruced up
llMA ,IOMlfCI
ATWIT'S END
Mothers are getting older in th.la country . . .
even before they have the baby.
Some recent figures ahow what while teen-
agien are having fewer babies, the birthrate for
women over 35 is ihcreaaing and will probably be
up to •6 percent during thia decade.
It probably sounds like a lot of fun having a
baby who will sit around and connect liver s~ta on
Mommy's anns, but in reality, there are a Jbt of
problems older mothers haven't even considered.
For example, just when the baby is outgrowing
his need for naps. you'll grow into them. When his
teeth Slart growing in, yours will start coming out.
rve always felt there are two thlnp a woman
should never do aft.er the age of 35: atand in a
natural li8ht and have a child who is learning how
to play the trumpet. The aging prooesa is not helped
by a child who is learning how to play the ~pet.
Probably the wont adjustment will be when
the babies grow into teen-agers. For example, il a
mother has a child at the aie of 35, her aon will
begin to drive at age 18, making her 51 years old.
Anycne know. this is too I.ate for patience and too
early co die. I have aeen y(,unger mothers carried
comatose, their bodies rigid, their eyea glazed. from
the passenger side of the car even before they left
the driveway.
Probably the No. 1 complaint of mothers
everywhere is exhaustion. Aak younel! how you
wW feel when you are going to bed when your
teen-ager I.a going out and getting up when he la
coming in.
I had children rather late. rm not aaytng they
crayoned on my Soci.a1 Security check or took my
electrocardiogram tor Show and Tell, but there
wett times when communication between ua wa1 a
gl.ader period apart. .
It haa thrown the entire trad.tUonal timetable
off .m.dule. I will be the oldest .,.ndmother In
N«th Ainerica, if indeed I live to beoon:M: one at all.
TheN-is no doubt in my mind I will race my
grandchild for the baby food.
Many of ua are l"elpectable people with lovely
homes and a good at.and1nC In the corrummity. We
have pride and want to be treated with dignity.
People like you give everyone In the profetaion
a bad name. Talent dOes not 1et you above the rules
of decency. Pleaae clean up ydUr act. -ON THE
ROAD AGAIN IN YELLOWSTONE, MONT.
DEAR ON THE ROAD: Muy aeU-~apect~lz
well-belaaved e1UertaJaen are 101D1 to be ln111lsec11
UNI IDfutated by y .. r letter. B•t I am prlllllD& It
lD th Mpe &Mt dtose wlto aeed to 1ee It will take It aertouly.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) -
Michelangelo'• frescoes In the
Sistine Chapel are undergoing a
cleaning to bring out their
original brilliant colors. And
Raphael tapestries, woven in
Bruuela with scenes from the
Acta of the Apostles, are being
repaired.
lt'a aU part of the preparations
at the Vatican art mu.eums for
the annual rush of visicors during
the Holy Year, which begins
March 25. Hours will be
extended and there will be new
ex hi bi ta.
A new Bernini room is opening
this aummer, with the original
clay modela for his bronze statues
of angels in St. Peter's Bas!Una.
Next to )t is a new room with
Byzantine icons. Melozzo da
Forli'a freacoes of angels playing
musical lnatruments have been
cleaned and transferred to new
backings and are on display for
the first time in months.
The exhibit of Vatican art
touring the United States £:: the Vatican the chance to
and repair worka which
ot.herwiae miaht not have been
restored. Tne Metropolitan
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"I'm aure many more people
will come and see the real thlng
-that la, the works In their real
environment," said Walter
Penegati, adrniniatracor for the
Vatican Museums.
The Met has 237 works from
the Vatican musewns on display,
but tourist.a here will hardly
noUce anything miaaing as they
wander through the five miles of
halls and rooms with 30,000
pieces displayed In 10 different
muaeuma.
"lt'a true they took the cream,
but there's ao much cream left,"
Penegati said.
The Pinacoteca, or picture
gallery, was the hardest hit by
the traveling exhibit, with aome
of its most famous paintings
taken away: Caravaggio's
Deposition of Christ, Poussin's
Martyrdom of St. Erasmus and
Leonardo's unfinished portrait of
St. Jerome.
Still, there's plenty left: Two
Meloz:zo angels are in N,ew York,
four are h ere. One Raphael
tapestry .is In New Yo.rk, aeven
are here.
The museum curators are
replacing the worka on loan from
the Vatican's huge collection in
scorage, in some cues fi.lllna the
bare apot with a painting by the
same artist. All the 1eulpturn
sent to New York were replaced
with plaster cuta.
The very siz.e of the VaUcan
collection intimidates IOme of the
most intrepid tourists, and many
gjve up before they even begin.
Some jog the quarter mile from
the entrance to the Sistine
Chapel and stride deliberately
back again without so much a1
glancing at the works on the
way.
A maddening one-way system
for tourist.a to go through the
museums was set up several
years ago to manage the huge
crowds. In 1982, there were
1.673,000 visitors, more than
triple the number 25 yea.rs ago.
By F.a.ster, there will be a alide
show in one room with
recordinga describing the hiscory
of the museums. The muaeum
houn will be extended aa part o!
Holy Year celebrationa. The
museums will close at 5 p.m .
instead of 2 p.m. during the last
week of March and the first two
weeks of April aa well u the
months of July, August,
September and October.
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Actor J o hn Moschitta is fast talker for television commercials.
He's television's fastest HJouth
By BEN WALKER A_..t.d ..,_ Writer
NEW YORK -H1snameisJohnMoschitta-
andhedoesFederal.Dpressoommercials.
Actually, the guy who blitz.es through those
ads at a cool 400-plus words a minute has to slow
down to do them.
"Oh, I can go faster," Moschitta says. "My
record is 534 words in 58 seconds."
His two rapid-fire commercials have won a
slew of awards -including the prestigious ClJo, the
industry's Oscar, for best ad -have helped
company business and have made him a hit on the
banquet circuit.
i"hey've also made him a celebrity, of sons,
arowid his home in Los Angeles.
"The three words I dread most in the English
language are 'Say something fast.' he says, slowly.
"I'll be in a supermarket buying tuna fish and
they'll come up and say 'Do it'."
Moschitta, who insists he doesn't look anything
like the business executive he plays in the
commercials ("People think I have greased-down
hair and walk arowid with my eyes rolled back"),
finds all the attentfon flattering and ironic.
"I still wake up and pinch myself and can't
believe I'm makmg money for doing something I've
done since I was 12," says Moschitta, now 28.
Moschitta, a swift-speaker in real life, began
his fast-talking exploits as a kid on Long Wand
after going to a charity fair.
"There was Guinness booth set up for people to
try to set records. I wanted to ride the Coney Island
rollercoaster for the longest time," he says. "They
told me to get lost."
Not wanting to "swallow lead pipes," he began
trymg to talk fast.
''I tortured my five sisters. I locked them in a
room and made them listen to me over and over.''
he says.
"I try not to concentrate on the content of what
I'm saying, but JUSt try to let the words flow.'' he
explains.
His hopes of becoming an actor, however,
didn't materialize u quickly as he spoke. HiB talent
got him some television walk-on parts, but "nothing
people would reoognize me from."
Moechitta's first break came when he appeared
on an early morning talk show in Los Angeles and
a producer of ABC's "That's Incredible" heard him.
The next thing he knew. he was on "That's
Incredible" in October 1980 and did h1a 534 words
in 58 seronds.
This time, some executives from the Ally &
Gargano, Inc. advertising agency saw him.
"We hadJ'ust started working the day before
on the Feder Express ads," says Michael Tesch.
executive vice president at Ally & Gargano. "We
were trying to think of a way to communJcate the
idea of everything moving fut."
Shortly thereafter, M01!1Chitta got a call to come
to New York for a Federal Express commercial, an
ad that originally called for 16 tcenes in 30 seconds.
He and writer Patrick Kelly -then a vice
president at the agency -rewrote "about 75
percent of it" on the set.
After going through wa.rmup exerciaes, which
include reciting ''Mama'• a mean mama, daddy's a
dear daddy, baby's a bad baby" to the notes of a
music scale. Moschitta did the award-winning
commercial that features him breezing through a
half-dozen office settin .
STOP! Is Drinking
Interfering With
Your Family
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No other newspaper brings you more
of your city council, planning commission,
school and college districts and county
government than the Diiiy Pllilt
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thuredty, Marott 17, 1983 Bl
T rou1 HIA11H
DR. PETER J . STEtNCROHN
DEAR OR. STEINCROHN: My pni-teen, Ukt-
moet children. la enamored of TV. It left a choice.
ahto would rather watch TV tha.n eat or so out and
play So w" have a problem monllorlna her
proarama and how lons lh• cui watch TV.
A r«ent compUcatlon lntenaffiee her bad habit.
She hu had to be h09pitallsed f« about two week.
for eome kidney 1tudles. Whenever we vi.lit, we
flnd her TV on And all kinda of forbidden adult
programa when 1he I.a at home. The nu.net1 agree It'•
difficult to take away TV from a lick child. Can
anything be done to prevent too much TV viewing
when a child 11 In the ho1pltal? Have doctora
conaidered th1a problem? -Mla. F.
DEAR MRS. F .: You wlll be pleasantly
surpriaed to learn that doctors have conaidered th.la
to be aufflciently lmportant to d~rve 110me 1tudy.
The report in the journal or the American Academy
of Pediatrics (11/81) by Dr. Deborah N. Waldner
Guttentag and aaaociat.es lndlcat.es that children
watch a greater than usual amount of televialon
when hoepltallz.ed They studied the viewing habits
of 845 children hospitalized In the Children's
Hospital, Manitoba, Canada, at half-hour Intervals.
The average child watched 3.9 houra of TV
between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays, 4.5 hours on
Saturdays and 4.3 hours on Sundaya. Children who
were immobile. who were isolated or who had
roommates of a dlfferent age watched more TV.
They noted that "nobody appeared to have actively
selected the program being viewed." They alsc
wrote that in spite of the bad effects some
commercials and violent programs may have on
children, "television has become an increuingly
pervasive part of pediatric hoepltal environment."
What to do? H06pital staffs should be made
aware of the TV problem. They should try to
control the amount and type of programs watched.
An expensive method would be to instaU a cloeed-
clrcuit system in the hospital.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My husband 1s
6-feet tall and must weigh close to 450 powids. He
has a large apron of fat in the stomach area. His big
problem seems to be pressure from his job. He eats
quickly and doesn't take time to chew well. He also
drinlu a lot of cola. He uses antacids like they're
going out of style. He has been to our doctor for a
physical checkup. l'm surprised that the doctor
never even mentioned that he go on a diet. Are you?
-MRS . Y.
DEAR MRS. Y .: So much so, that we
recommend a consultation or change of doctors. In
your husband's case, obesity IS more than a benign
enemy. It is a silent killer. If indicated, the new
doctor may even consider surgery rather than diet
to make a frontal attack on his obesity.
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I've been suffering
from rheumato1d arthritis for aeveral years. Several
doctors have told me how important it is to exercise
-also to rest. The question is: how much? At times
I think I try to do too much and feel worse. At other
times, I try to rest too much and also feel worse.
What to do? -MRS. Y.
DEAR MRS. Y : Have you been trying to make
your own decisions on rest and exercise? Setter not
rely on your own judgment. Ask your doctor to
sketch the moderate mJddJe-road to walk between
too much exertion and too little exertion.
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·· and be assured, I fell bad about cut that OUI 1"
Twins learn
of being a faniily
QUAKERTOWN, Pa. (AP)-Twelve-year-old
twin brothers learned a lesaon about respomJbllity
when their parenta placed a newspaper ad .eeking
to relocate them with a new family "with Iota of
mo~."
Daryll and Darren, ident.ical 90llS of Lob and
Victor Stevens, had shirked household chorea while
telling their parents they ahould get regular
allowances anyway.
"We insisted on our children doing chorea and
helpmg out in the home, without compensation,"
said St.evens, a teacher in the Centennial School
District.
"They thought they were entitled to a free ride
since they were just children. The boys thought
they didn't have to do things, like' chopping
firewood, making their beds, and cleaning up their
bedroom ...
"I don't believe m allowances. I believe in
family responsibility," said Stevens. "We give them
only the necessities they need, like clothes, love, a
warm home and an education."
Last week, the parents met with their twin
90llS to find out what they wanted, becaU8e, Stevens
said, "We believe if they want aomething ., badlr,
we would do our darnedest to aee that they get it. '
To show they weren't bluffing, Stevena and his
wife put the folJowing advertisement in a
neighborhood newspaper:
"Two Young Males, age 12, interested in
relocating with family who wiU feed, clothe &
entertain, aa well as pay extra money for chores
performed. Family must have Iota of money."
The ad ran three days, and more than a dozen
callers responded. • •
"I think they learned their lesson about family
love, care and responsibility," said St.evens, who
with his wife al.so has a daughter and two older
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Comm e morative co stumes
T h e H untington Beach branch of the American Associat ion of
University Wom e n fi n ishe d their celebratio n of U.S. Women's
History W eek with a high tea featuring pe rio d outfits from the
18th through 2 0 th centuries, such as t he pre -Revolutio nary War
dress at right.
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John D. Hood services set Saturday
Jl"uneral services are scheduled Saturday for
John Douglas Hood of Newport Beach, who died
last Saturday at the age of 56.
A graduate of Cal State Long Beach, where he
was active in athletics, Hood was employed by
Fountain Valley High School for 17 years.
He is survived by his wife, Edna, sons Dawson
Hood of Newport Beach and Martin Hood of
Hawaii, his mother Laura of Anaheim, three sisters
and three brothers.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on
Adams Avenue in Costa Mesa. Bishop Morris
Parker will officiate.
Evelyn McGuire, 67
Graveside services were held yesterday for
Evelyn Florence McGuire. 67, of Costa Mesa, who
died last Saturday.
She is survived by her husband Marshall,
sisters Mary Elmer of C.O.ta Mesa, Ora Hom of
Anaheim and Grace Hobson of Tustin, brothers
John Sihilllng of c.osta Mesa, Leroy Sihllling of
Santa Ana and Karl Sihilling of Camarillo.
Services were held at Harbor Lawn Memorial
Parle in Coata Mesa with the Rev. Bruce Kurrie
officiating.
Charles Shee ts., 59
P(tvate services have been held for Charles
Sheeta of Huntington Beach, who died March 8 at
the a,e of 59.
He is survived by two sons, Daniel of
Huntington Beach and David of Minnesota.
Services were held under the direction of Balu
Bergeron-Smith and Tuthill Westcliff Cha~!
Mortuary of Coata Mesa.
AREA OBITUARIES
Judith Hild, 51
Funeral services have been held for Judith
Frances Hild of Irvine, who died March 7 at the age
of 51.
She ls survived by her daughters, Michele
Pratt of Irvine, Sharon Krumae of Huntington
Beach. a step&0n John and one grandchild
Graveside sennces were held March 10 at the
El Toro Cemetery.
Ire n e P e ter son., 80
Irene Tay Peterson of Irvine died March 12 at
the age o{ 80.
She is survived by her husband, Edward, and
son, Henry. both of lrvme, m addition to three
grandchlldren
Funeral services and interment m the family
plot will be held in Melrose, Mass.
Grace W emuth., 7 3
Private services are scheduled for Grace
Wemuth of Costa Mesa, who died Sunday at the
age of 73.
She l8 survived by her husband, Robert.
Services are under the direction of Harbor
Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary in Coata Mesa.
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Huntington Beach • 9811 Adams Ave.
:at Brook h u rst St.
Orang• Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, Maroh 17, 1083 •f
Poet's work a relentless pursuit of love
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN or-..._ .......
T•rry K•nnedy H•ckon, •
poet, haa 1pent hM 41 yeara
lookina for love.
Why peopl~ l'ffel N they do w
her poetry t\u Terry .omtowh1n
mystified.
f•llen In love '
Sht: wrlu.. t>f th1> fruatrauon of
f~lin& trapJX'<i "' the 1uburb4&n
hOUNWlttt ln 1uch poems WI "lit
int·thmu.ld'• " Whether Terry hu truly
found love could be open \0
question.
The three l'Mjor worka of her
life, (published ln book form)
"Duran,Q," 1970, "Ludlow
Fuaue,' 1981, and "Heart,
Orpn, Part ot the Body," 1981,
reveal a relentleaa purault for
1elf-ldentity and love.
"My poetry 11 '°n\lrt'ly
autobloaraphlcal.11\1he utd
while having lunch al a Dana
Point restaurant. "l am
dumbfound ed (at people 's
reacUon.)
"I'm the type of pel"IOn who
writ.eta poetry limply be<:auae I
have to. I'm convinced without
the poems my heart would
shrivel up to the al.z.e of a raiain
and I'd be the meanest, bitchiest,
saddest woman in the USA."
"11 '11 tht> twn.J lt1$Un<:r
that puts me hfln> nights
with my WntMdt'fl of k1diJ
L11111 '8 my a~ In thfl ho/a
a kind o/ heUish lfo•LA
Lhllt •Cink.I of greue
It's what I ch~ insie...d of
city df.'-LOX
or r.he quick deaths i crave like
booz<'" The queet Is made aomeUmes
with sadness, sometimes with
joy, often with anaer, often wtth
vul1arlty but m08t often with
sympathy.
Terry appeara to be torn
between illusion and reality,
promiee and ICIOm.
Terry prefaced an admitted
"nervous' reading at the Forum
Theater on the ~tival of Arts
grounds with the observation
that poetry ia the "deepest or
feelings."
and !ater In the same poem
.. , wau·h the centerfold blonde
m the apricot sweater
go through the ~ motions
She 10metimee 1eee even the
Almighty u ultimate raplst
Love, Terry believes, is the
"heart of life.
of mor.herhood i do
calming her whining brats
wiping kec.chup off her skirt
a glassy thorazone stare the
She ia a woman's poet.
Her forward in "Heart, Organ,
Part of the Body" statet that
people tell her aft.er a reading
that ahe has "articulated the
stories of their lives." The
women, Terry aays, often are
"I know It (love) IB out there
It's attainable. Peace a nd
freedom may be abstract but can
be.
only due
and suddenly 1 feel stronger
and almost brave "I've gone by uncommon
sense. I've gone to my heart knowing a doll r.har gorgeous
1s up agamst ir too" crying.
Those were among the
responaes when Laguna Poets
featured Terry at the recent
Wint.er Arts Festival ln Laguna
Beach.
She is a one-time Laguna
resident who wlth husband,
Philip Hackett, now makee her
home in the Lucerne Valley.
Philip once headed Laguna Free
Poeta, a~forerunner to today's
Laguna t'oets, directed by Marta
Mitrovich.
"I've leaned that when it's the
darkest just wait, just stand by
and wiat . People are so
impatient, people in this culture.
But if you just hang in there
wtth courage, others will come LO
you. Someone has to be that
extra strength."
Sh~ wntes vividly of rape in
"The 'Bra," one of 31 poems in
"Heart, Organ, Part of the
Bod " y.
Terry cites as a pers onal
example that despite a marriage
of 14 years and three children
now 18, 17 and l~. that it wasn't
until 37 that she d1SC0vered she
had "been seeking but had never
"So this is how I handle rape!
I hllJldle rape so well.''
Or the trauma of honesty in
the title poem or the same book.
Chamber group
performs Sunday
The Chapman C.ollege Chamber Orchestra
will appear in concert under the baton of
conductor John K08hak at 4 p.m. Sunday in
Chapman's Bertea Hall, 333 N. Glaaaell St.
The orchestra will perform Buloni's
"Concertino for Clarinet and Small Orchestra"
featuring Adele Fleming, clarinetist. String bassist
Bruce Topping will be accompanied by the
on:heltra in von Dittendori's "Concerto in E
M4jor for String Bass and Orchestra." "Dances for
Harp and Strings" by De&.y will feature
harpist Mindy Ball. A.lao on the afternoon
progam will be Mozart's "Symphony No .. 41 in C
Major."
Fieming, a resident of Tacoma, Wash., is a
senior musk: performance major at Chapman. She
ia currently principal clarinetist of the Chaoman
Symphony and Chamber orchestras, and studies
clarinet with David Atkins.
Ball is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Larry
Ball of Santa Ana and is a senior harp
performance major at Chapman. In addition to the
Chapman Ordaeetr-. ahe 19 a member of the
Orange County P8dfic Symphony. She haa
studied with Linda Wood and Sandra Dwelle, and
currently studies with ~rie aill.
Topplng, a resident of Red.landa, ia a senior
mWlic education major and principal busi.st of the
Chapman Symphony and Chamber orcbestraus.
.till bUI lrtUd1es have been with Marilyn O'Dell.
Jay Grauer, and Bertram Turetzky.
A recent eelection for Who•s Who in the
West. Koahak ia one of the busiest
conduct.or-educators on the West C.oaat. He has
been invited to guest conduct the Pan Pacific
Music Festival in Australia and to serve as artist
in telidence guest conductor at the Sydney
(Australia) ComeJVatorium in 1984.
Admission to the concert ia free and open to
the public. For more infonnation, call the
Chapman College Music Department at 997-6871 .
Film symposium
slated at UCI
Film fans may view contemporary features
and di8c\.m them with producers, directors. actors,
speidJl effects areators and other movie-makers at
UC Ii-vine's ''Theatrical Film Symposium. ••
The symposium, sponaored by the UCI film
studies prosram. la offered as a concurrent course
open to the public through UCl Ex1enllion.
F..nrollment fee la $1~ and community members
may reP1er by calllng University Ex1ension at
(714) 8!3-Ml4.
The claa meeta Fridaya from April 1 to June
3 from 1:30 to 5 p.m . at the Balboa Cinema in,
Newport Beach. , -
Each week a contemporary feature film will
be ecreened -often before public releue --.. and
one or more of th.e prindpala creatively involved
In the production will be preeent to diacuaa the
film and their work ln aeneraJ. Thia wilrbe the foUrth year the aympoelwn
bu been offered. Put clUIM have hoSt.ecl such
aa "Star Wan" 1pedal effecta
ohn Dykstra. "Dud Men Don't Wear
Steve Martin, '"Ibe St\mtman''
director-producer Richard Ruah and
writ.er-producer C.a.rl Reiner.
Moderator for the c1-la Thomas Girvin,
vtDUnc lecturer In ecreenwritina and film
produdkln at UCI and an lnltrUctor and doctoral
candidate at USC'1 DMslon of Clnema-Televilion.
l\arther' lnfocmaUon may be obtained by
ca11tQ1 the UCl film atud1el ~ at 833-5386.
''E.T.'' big hit
with Japanese
LOS AHOELIS (AP) -Mote tNn 10
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yuur ht•art tl'JIM yuu the cruth.
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announcirl6 Jt.telf like • rock
and roll band when the pertOn
arrives.
You know th~ person l rne.n.
One day you are forced lnro
chootJing.
The job, the wife, the hu.band,
the kids, even <he mort6•6e
payment demand.a your decWon.
You sleep on It in order io be
sure you 11/"e making the right
choice
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by a heari?
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whac my liver said, or my ga.JJ
bladder?
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more than an organ of r.he body.
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am good at it now. You should
~me.
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of what my heart wants and the
friends and neighbors I have
accumulated since thinJc I'm
gre11t.
What did you want? An honest
person breaking Lhe heart of an
enore town?"
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.. Orange Ooa1t DAILY PIL.OT/Thurtday, Maroh 11, 1983
Joyce Hanson (center ) is about to get belted by Barbara Hollis,
playing an impromptu scene with David Morin in "See How They
Run" at the San Clemente Community T heater.
'See How They Run'
I
farce hard r·o • miss
B:Y TOM TITUS Of'ltle Dllllr .... St.ft
It'• refreshina, in an age where, increasingly.
comedy ia required to "say .omet.hing" to its
audiences, to renew an old acquaintance with one
which says abeolutely nothing -its actioJlB speak
far louder than ita worda.
Such ia Philip King's "See How They Run,"
a venerable Engllah farce from the late 1940s
which LI revived periodically airnply becauee it's so
bloody fwmy. With a capable cast and stepped-up
tempo, It's hard to mm with t.hLI one.
At the San Clemente Community Theater,
direct.or Robert Hastings' product.ion has both
virtues llOing for it, and it's a crazy delight from
a1art to finiab. The oddities of the characters are
properly magnified, and the show moves with
gl~ful rapidity.
Baaed on theprerruae of an
American actrea married to a stuffy BnWlh
clergyman and encountering a aerviceman
from the loca.I mill tary baae who once toured
with her in "Private Lives," the play takes off
from there into oulla.ndiah situations involving the
parish bwybody, two visiting clerics and a
RUBSian spy. It's all quite frothy and strains
credibility -but it works.
It works in San Clemente pnncipally because
of the praence of Barbara Hollis as the Vlcar's
high-spirited wife. Hollis grabs her character and
runs with it, set.ting a frenetic pace and keeping
things light and lively in the process. David Monn
as her old theatrical pal plays more on a single
level, but displays considerable energy.
A particWar comic delight la Erin Lazare. a
Shelley Duvall lookalike, as the lovesick Cockney
maid. Carl Bennett fights a youth problem as
Hollis' panon husband. Joyce Hanson beautifully
plays the tipsy pillar of the church, while Charles
Ashbaugh blusters through the role of the btShop
with high gusto.
Others adding to the merriment are Richard
Tudor as the timid guest preacher, Joel Boucher
as the Red-faced vtll.am and David Merz as the
police sergeant.
Two more weekends remain for "See How
They Run" at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Ave.
Cabrillo. San Clemente. Performances are Fridays
and Saturdays at 8 p.m. with Ucketa available at
492-0465
LA Philharmonic
gets • warm reception
By CAROLYN A. CAPALBO .......... Dllllr ....
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
performed before an enthuaiutlc audience last
Saturday night under the baton of Spanish-born
conductor Garcia Navarro.
The program included the "Overture to
Euryanthe" by Carl Maria von Weber, the Piano
Concerto No. 1 in E Minor by Chopin and ''The
Three-Cornered Hat" ball~ aufte by Manuel de
Falla. So1oilt in j1le Chopin was Bella Davtdovich,
RUllian-bom ISdent in the United St.ates.
l)avfdovich ia a SUJ*'lative technician, but the
lmpect of her performance LI her artiltlc and
eentiment.al interpntation. It has been said the
concerto was comix-d for pl.anista, not for the
piano, u had been the cue.
The exciting rapport between pianist and
conductor brouiht out all the charm and exquisite
~ ln the mullic. Both wmed to be operaq
on the ame wave-lenlth -u wu the audience.
The music LI a tour de force for ptanilta, but the
ocdwU"a, trimmed to wlnda, boma, perculaion
and strtnp -created an intimJte experience
rarely foUnd but much ln evidence Saturday
nJaht. The lo111 aymphonk-feellng orchestral
lntroducdon glv• a brief and tant.allzin& ,umpee
into what a OM>ptn tymphony might have been
like, bad be written one -or more. The whole
exerd9e WM molt M u.tyinc and WM '
appropriately acknowJedted by the audience with
~ a pplaaMe and numeroua bowl by both
.... end conductor.
G...da Navarro la a model of authority on the
podium. and completely lmmened in the mwdc at
band. Althouch only ln .hla early ~ he remlnda
much of the YOW1I Leonard Bem.tetn with h1I bou.ndi-enertY and enthualaml and complete
t..miwsiy with the music. A deJ.tiht. lndeed.
The von Weber enabled Navarro to brina out
the ~ .wren IOWld ot the IUinp to
perfectfon. The &mandeWn Of the ~ WU
rounded out by. tht broad sweeplftl phl'Mel and
tt. marvelowly artkulate fuaue M the Overture.
ODI dwminc note -~varro tape hJa foot ln
dlDI to the mul6c -eometh.lJ\I not eeen from a
oonduc:tor 1n wt memory.
'n. • r.ua, ·mw ~Ha'" t.li.t .... •tund fk.-n Guaman ln the
,,........, 1DO piardorw -a recitative ln tune
WbJtb ... aD too bdef. She baa a marve1Dualy
nch and warm voice, perfectly suited to the muSlc
The orchestra was augmented with harp and
various percussion iJlBt.rumenta -and the men of
the brass section were drafted to provide a hand-
clapping and intermittent "Oles!" to the delight of
the audience and their fellow musicians.
It wu iJ\ the de Falla that Navarro shone. He
was completely at home and his reading was
superb -emphuizing the Spanish sound and
keeping the modem eound and Stravinski
anfluences In the background. It eounded like a
new work under h1a baton. Navarro was able to
extract every last ounce of Latin sentiment and
rhythm from the muaic with hls extremely
expre9Siw hands. With his fingers beckoning and
hia foot tapping, the diminutive maestro was able
to give ua an evening of wit., charm and emotion
that will linger lo111 and happily in the memory.
The concert took place at the Sant.a Ana High
School Auditorium.
Magnuni likes
'Gunga Din '
LOS A'.NGELES (AP) -When Thomas M.aanwn watches an old movie on CBS'
"Mimsum, P .L," lt'1 usu.ally "Gunp Din."
· And when Tom Selleck. who pla~ laidbadt Haw.itan de1ect!ve, traveled on private
jet from Honolulu to the pmnlere of hi.I blg
movie, "Kiah Rold to Chlna,'' what d1d he
watch? Rfaht, "Gunp Dln."
1''1 Selleck's favortte movie and lt wu about
the 20th time he had aeen "Gunga Din." The 1939
fllm la COl'lAdered by many to be one of the g:tst adventure movies. It 11an Cary Grant., &Ju Fairbanks Jr., and Vlctot McJ.Aalen. with
Sam latte u the valiant waterboy OunP Din.
"rve .eon that. film eo man,r ttmes," he Mid.
"but. It'• auth wonderful ltuff. Id love to make
movlel UM that.''
A.ctually, Selleck "rnak.lna movta l1ke that. "Hieh Rold to ChlM" la a rtp-ro.rtna adventure
film of tho old echoot Hll next movie, to be mede
thil IWM'ler ln London. II ''Lullter," ln wbkh be
plays a jewel \hlef 1n the 19~
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delivers customized planes and Richard Roundtree is his bou in
tonight's episode of "Magnum., P.I.," at 8:00 on KNXT (2).
Disney characters
.. • • • • .. .
Jerry Mat~ers, Barbara Billingsley and Tony Dow (top photo
from the left) as they appeared in the original "Leave It to
Beaver" TV series; and (bottom) as they appear in "Still the
Beaver," movie to be broadcast Saturday at 9 p.m. on KNXT (2).
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20 years later and
'Still the Beaver'
By FRED ROTHENBERG
Al Te6rtte6oft Wrtt.
NEW YORK -It's ~O years later, and
Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver is still the poor
achlemiel we all knew and loved.
In Saturday night's nostalgic and riotous CBS
movie, "Still the Beaver," writers Nick Abdo and
Brian Levant have lovingly brought the 1960s
Beaver Into the '80s, turning him into the father we
knew he would be, if he never grew up.
About the only thing different about Beaver,
now 33 and still wearing his baseball cap, is his
slight paWlCh.
It would have been too much of a culture shock
if Beaver, Jerry Mathers, had become a nuclear
physicist, or developed a case of self-confidence.
"Beaver has always need.ed guidance," aays his
mother, played by Barbara Billingaley, who still
looka great for a mother and can still dispense
top-notch maternal advice: "U you don't rinse out
your coffee right away. It leaves rings.''
In one of the well-integrated flashbacks from
the old black-and-white "Leave It to Beaver"
series, Beaver says he can't imagine being a parent
and having bis children fear and respect him. Not to
worry; they don"t. He taketa his sons to the r.oo, and
one of them wonders how dad will "me91 up."
Beaver helps old ladies onto buses, but the
doors cloee and he geta stuck at the bus stop. He,
separates his kids during an argument in the car,
but drives the vehicle lnto a lake. He's like many
Americans -unemployed -but he lost his job
when his father-in-law fired him.
Beaver's wife is fed up with his irresponsible
and immature ways. Beaver fights for the marriage.
"I don't want you to leave," he pleads.
"I'm not. You are," she says.
End of marriage . .Beginning of new life. With
his two savvy sons in tow, Beaver returns to
Mayfield (pop. 18,240) and his old house to bath~
bis family in the traditional mid-American valuea of
a full icebox. honesty and Ward Cleaver -letaons
which viewers learned a generation ago at the
bruised knee of The Beav. "Leave It to Beaver" ran
from 1'1~7-63. .
"Don't you realize a lot of people wanted to ht
your family," says old friend Richard (Rkhar<f
Correll). ''Your father was the perfect f'?le model.'~,
Ward Cleaver, the center of gravity for th~
Cleaver clan, is seen only in flashbacks becaUlle
actor Hugh Beaumont died last year. But
Billingsley and Tony Dow, playing all-American big
brother Wally, are back, along with many of the
original friends and creeps from the old show.
Without his dad offering the wisdom o!
Solomon, Beaver leans on other family members
and friends, but, eventually, learns to accept
himself.
That's one lesson of the movie, which 18 Vf:rJ
faithful to a show that dealt with some ~gnif¥:ant
issues and stressed the warmth and canng o( a
lovin8 family over cheap one-linen. "We bad no
oomed.ians on the show," aaya Dow. "We were a
true situation comedy."
Priille-tiille soap operas on top
LOS ANGELES (AP) homes with television
-The prime-time 808p were tuned to CBS. ~~ra cbarcters J .R . All the ehowa in the Ewtn&. Blake Carrington Top 10 were 1er1es, and
and Angle Channing so were thoee ln the next
dominated the televiaion 10, except two movies
ratlnga for the week tied for 19th place.
ended March 13. Furthermore, three of
CBS magazine show "60
Minutes." ABC's
"Dynasty" was in third
place and "Falcon Crest"
was fourth. Among other
soaps, CBS' "Knots
Landing" was in 11th
place and NBC's "Bare
Essence ," was
pre-empted laat week.
Eight of the_ top 10
shows were on CBS and
two were on ABC. None
of NBC'a series made it
into the Top 10 or even
into the Top 20. Its
highest-ranked shows
were two movies, "Night
Kill" and "Living Proof:
The Hank Williams Jr.
Story," which tied for
19th place.
NBC's new magazine
show "Monilor " made-, ' . Its premiere near the--
bottom of the ratings.
They, along with the the top four shows were
.. four honemen" of "60 prime-time aoap opera.a.
Minutes," were back on CBS' "Dalla•" was as
top of the A.C. Nlelaen u.ual leading the pack.
Co. rat1n1• as regular Close behind waa the
aeries took over after ------------------------many weeka of
domination by apedala,
mlnlaerlea and aporta
even ta.
CBS won the week
with a rating of 17 .6.
ABC wu second with
16.1 and NBC was third
with 14.8. The networka
aay thia means that ln an
avera1e prime -time
minute 17 .6 reent of
JERRY FALWELL
• in TV special April 21 ""11 01\1 .1 1~1 1'1\<)(ll 1< lh)~'°" 1'1\1 "'1 ""1"" ,
NEW YORK (AP) -ljeather O'Rourke, who
WM kidnapped by ghosts ln Stren Splelberg'a
''Pol~" and cornedJan MOrey Amlterdam
are the live stars of an hour-long TV apecial
featurina .ome of Walt Dlmey'• best-known
animateCI chanictera.
''Believe You Can .. .And You Can!'' will be
brolidcMt the evening of April 21 at 8 p.m. EST
on an lid hoc networlt of 100 atationa.
O'Rourke, who al8o hat appeared on ABC's
"'Happy Daya." la a 7-yeu-old who fat.'ft the
u.naertalnty of life ln a new bmnetown. Before the man, abe vtata Disneyland with her btodler, and
11 taken In cow by CJU.ffy. played by AmNrdam.
The Dime)' cbaracten ahe meets there lnslat they
mn help w edJuat to the move.
The SN 1'.ntertabunent apedal w• llhot on Joaadon at the new J'anwylana at Dtmeyi.,wt.
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rntl'rlnl( t ht aurtiun Al any
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d1•\p1tt' lht' fact that ht' had
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mo't l'nrouraging rtspon~e
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mo\( t>!ft'Ct IVt' lead or .t
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nnly l'ntry . Declarer made
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ur .illow1ng the ddendrn to
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kine 11nd We1t ahowed out,
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rrd .. mptlon. l>eclarer hid •
loarr In urh 1ult and
nowhur to put them.
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tht trump auit w11 correct
ro111idenng that 1u1t in la-011
lion, It was 1 lot1ng hne with
rtgard to the hand u a
wholr. The correct techniqut'
1~ to takt a trump !1nuse al
trick 1wo, desp1lf\.hold1ng ten
card~ an the ~u1l!
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and all 1~ wf'll.
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By Mark Lasky
AUNT FRITZI,
PLEASE 6ET THE
FAUCET F1xeo
4
Tom Briggs
Barons,
Vikings
breeze
It was a night for quick
victories for Fountain Valley,
Marina and La Quinta in high
school volleyball action
yesterday.
Diiiy Piiat
THURSDAY, MARCH 17 , 198~ &tancia softball team
takes league opene1t BUSINESS
STOCKS
C6
ca with perlecto, no less. C2.
Aces up his sleeve
Laguna's Leach owns th blue chips ·
By ROGER CARLSON O(~O.-,Not•Uff
Considering his schedule and accomplishmenlB.
It's sometimes hard to rationalize just how.
18-year-old Laguna Beach=h aenior Rick Leach
(1) survives in tenna of al an education, and
(2) keeps hia head on hla shoul era.
He manages, however, in both departments. A
3.1 gpa student, the 6-2, 155-pound Leach is an
individual with nothing but blue chips in h is comer.
His dad, Richard Leach, l.s the tennis coach at
• the University of Southern California with a
fonnidable tennis background. Rick is the class of
CIF tennis and he resides ln a faahlonable home in
Emerald Bay.
"l try not to let it go to my head," says the
easy-going Leach. "Even when I was young (12
years old) I had good success. But there are so many
ups and downs in tennis.
"I just want to keep worlung hard so I can have
a shot at the pros."
Leach's rise to stardom started when his dad
gave him a tennis racquet at age five and except for
a brief setback in December, there have been few
pitfalls.
Among his aocomplishmenta have been berths
in the Junior Wimbledon singles semifinals and
doubles finals (with John ROJa) as a 17-year-old, in
addition to competing in the Italian Open last
spring.
At Laguna Beach High he is the central figure
in the Artists' drive for a third CIF 3 -A
championship in the past four years.
Rick Leach's success story
Nation.al Credeallals
• 11 -No. 3 ln 12-and-under singles.
• 12 -No. 1 in 12-and-under al.ngles.
• 13 -No. 17 ln 14-and-under singles.
• 14 -No. 2 an 14-and-under singles.
• 15 -No. 11 ln 16-and-under singles,
No. 1 (with Tim Pawsat) In 16-and-under
doubles, No. 1 nationally in father -son .
• 16 -No. 1 in 16-and-under singles
nat1onally, No 1 In doubles (with Brad
Ackerman) and a member of tht! Junior Davis
Team.
• 17 -No. 5 in 18-and-under singles, No.
l in 18-and-under doubles (with Tim Pawsat).
No . 9 in world singles rankings for
18-and-under, member of Junior Davis Team.
• 18 -Pacific Doubles champion (with
'I'lm Pawsat) for second straight year.
High school credentlals
• 1980 -Artis t s claim C U' 3 -A
championShip.
• 1981 -Artists advance to CIF 3-A
serru finals.
• 1982 -Artista go unbeaten, win CIF
3-A championship.
• 1983 -Artists favored . . . one more
time.
"but it doesn't bother me. You have to pracuce
ronstantly in order to have any consist.ency.
"But," he admits, "if I didn't play tennis I
know I'd do better ln school."· All three t eams scored
impressive victories in their
Sunaet League openers, while
Woodbridge High al9o picked up
a win over Westminster in a
non-league contest.
In CIF individual tennis, there are few who
would argue that Leach i.s the player to beat. As a
sophomore he lost to Foothill High's Tim Pawsat in
the individual finals. He didn't compete in the
individual finals as a jwuor because of opting for
1 the European venture, but the CIFlndlvidual
\crown as a senior is one of his goals.
There are times when he comes home, eats and
simply goes to bed before 7 o'clock . Some of that
comes from the recent bout with mono, although his
recovery rate was rapid.
What makes the left-handed Leach an even
tougher player is the fact he has the drive to
succeed.
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In community college action,
both Golden West and Orange
Coaat were victorious in their
South c.out Conference matches.
At Ediaon, Fountain Valley
ICOl'ed a 15-5, 15-8, 15-13 declaion
behind· the play of senior Tom .
Briggs, who came off the bench
to record nine k.illa.
Junior outside hitter Steve
Gottlieb contributed some
impressive passing to help the
Baron cauae.
Marina BCOred a 15-13, 15-7,
16-14 triumph over host
Huntington Beach with senior
Ntter 8ob Fick aparkinar the
Vikinga.
"We didn't play as well as we
abould," admitted Marina Coach
Tim Reed. "The only thing we
did nice was come back."
He was refe rring to the
Vlkingl' ability to rebound from
a 11-3 deficit in the firBt game.
La Quinta aoored a 1~. 15-0,
15-5 triumph over visiting Ocean
View. Outside hitter Rick
Wicwel11inger led the Aztec
atiack. Junior Utu, at 6-8, also
played well at middle blocker.
Wocidbndge recorded a 15-11,
13-15, 13-15, 15-7, 15-12 win over
w~. Soph<>QlOre_ou_taide
hitter Matt Hunkin ~ the
Warrlon offensively, while Greg
Padgett turned in a strong
defensive game.
Golden West defeated Santa Barbara, 5-15, 3-15, 16-14, 15-8,
15-12. The Rustlers did it the
hard way, coming back from a
12-9 deficit in the final game.
Middle blocker John Kosty
and outside hitter Dwight
Pferrer gave the Ru.tlen a lift.
Orange Coast scored a 15-5,
15-4, 7-15, 15-3 decision over
vt.iting Santa Ana aa the Pirates
improved their conference record
to 5-3.
Magic makes
the Sun(s)
disappear
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The
Lo• An~elu Lakera, led by Earvin ~ Magic" Johnson'• 25
poblts, won their fifth game in a
row u they defeated the
Phoenix Suns 104-9~ ln a
NaUonal Buketball ~tJon
pme lut niaht. ,..
Loe Anaelea trailed by one
point, 32-!l, after one qu.arter
before lta defeme took over and
held the Suns to 63 pointa over
tbt 1Mt three pertoda.
Johnson t[nlahed with 11
rebounds and elaht aaalata.
Forward Jamaal Wilk• 9COl"ed
21 polni. and rookJe forward
J.,_ Worthy oantribu1ed 21 off
the bmch. • Center K.u..m Abd\al.Jabbu
Md only llWft pab.itl with 3:4&
left In the .--..; bu' ..... ftw men poDitl tD fUdlb wttb 12. U.
ll•P' all•• bta 1trHll. of 4a7 ~ llMllft paw ln which
--hill;toend • --10 pobita. ,,. ..., w ..... Dml ma..d
.. fllit,~ .. md~ wttll ~ . ._. polnte. Center
AMft A4im/1 • ''1 I~ bM fifth
foul of , ....... with five
...... lift Ill ... 1hlrd ~
ind IDONd an1110 po6ntl.
Denali Johuol' ecored 23 ..
~-.,. •:·.
A case of mononucleaal.s sat Leach down for
about a month, and he admits It may be a blessing
in disguise, forcing him to ~ke some Ume off from
what has been a very demandin,;f BChedule. "l have been wanting to be a tennis pro all my
Laguna Beach High's Rick Leach is
surviving a demanding schedule in his
rise to stardom. "You have to pay some prices," aays Leach, (See LEACH, Page Ctl
Extra-base hits add up for CdM,
By ROGER CARLSON
oftMO.-,Nettuft Four-time defending Sea View
League baseball champion Corona del
Mar got a good st.art on No. 5 yesterday
at University Hi&h -and it wu one oJ
thoee games where numbers tell a very
clear story.
Coach Tom Trager'• Sea Kings
parlayed 11 hits, including a solo homer
by Gordon Moss, a two-run triple by Jim
Murphy and a pair of doubles by Brett
Hughes for a 12-4 victory in the league
opener.
And the Sea KingJI played errorless
defense while putting together their
eighth and ninth double plays in seven
games this season.
University, meanwhile, left 11 runners
stranded, including the bases full on two
occasions, and was guilty of six errors.
Despite the numerical mismatch, it
was a game through four innings as the
team. battled to a 4-4 standoff. But
the Sea Klnga picked up slngle tallies in
the fifth and sixth frames (l>ave Aria'
sacrifice fly got one acroa, then Moa
connected for the other), then a six-run
seventh inning exploded the issue.
It was one of those games where even
the winners were 90DleWhat frustrated
by the play -Trager and University
Coach Jerry Jelnkk indicated better
things were ahead for their teams.
Both second guessed their own
decisions. Trager wondered aloud why
he left riaht-hander John Burns in so
long (although he survived to get the
victory) and Jelnick questioned a couple
of his decisions, although they were
things the book says you do.
Murphy;• iwo-run triple waa the
back-breaker in the seventh lnninl as
the Sea Kings were holding on to a 6-4
lead.
After Hughes doubled and Ariss was
intentionally walked, Jelnick waved ln
his outfield, trying to keep his team
close.
But Murphy exchanged a grinning
glance with Trager at the third base box
and promptly eent the flrst pitch over
the left fielder's head for the two-run
triple. Four more runs poured across
CdM's Gordon Moss steals
second while Uni's
Jason Gentile (9) and
Rob Gentile (7) watch ..
0.-, Plot "'°'° bJLMhJM
before University pitclung could finally
control lhings.
Hughes' first double -a soft stroke to
left which bounced between and past the
outfielders -scored two runs in the
third inning, and Murphy added an RBI
sing}~
tJruversity scored three times ln the
third inning after running into a double
play, keyeCi by Paw Brown's two-run
single. The Trojans tied it at 4 in the
fourth when Norm Stolz.off doubled in
Juan Gentile.
Bum.a, however, turned away eight of
the next nine batters before loading the
bases ln the seventh, then be e.caped
further damage after allowing a sin&le
by Stolz.off and a couple of free puses.
Artists stun
Hawks,6-5,
• in opener
Laguna Beach High pulleci off
a shocker in prep baseball
yesterday, handing Lacuna Hills
a 6-5 defeat in the opening South
Coast League game of the aepon.
And In another South Coast
game, Woodbridge was limited to
juat one hit by San Clemente
pitcher Tony Brunnina u the
Tritons won, 10-1 on the kar's
diamond.
In the Laguna Beach fPme, the
Artists aoored the wi,nninf run in
the last of the eeventh inning to
shock the Hawks, one~he favorites foe the league ti . A
walk, a sacrWce bunt and
Pritchett'• sln8le tallled run.
Drew Murphy pounded a
two-run homer foe Laguna in the
home half of the flrat lnnin&
after Laguna Hilla had ta.ken a
3-0 lead. And Soren Lipson
alugged a solo homer in the fifth
to afve the Artllta a 3-t edlle.
Oilers hold on; V aqs, Eagles • Will Laguna Hills tied lt tn the
eeventh, aettlng the •tat• for
Pritchett'• berok:a.
A aeventh-tnntna F.dbon uprtatna and
some rain couldn't ~pen the aplrita of the
Hwittnaton Beech H1ah bueball team lut ntcht aa the OUen opened Suneet Leque
play wtth a 4-3 Yict.ory over the Charpn.
And ln the Sea View LM,ue openers,
both J!'.aianda and Irvine POUMed out 13
hits aptece to record vtctories. El Toro allO
jumped into the win (l()}umn with an euy
triumph over Saddi.blck..
Kent'• wha' took pi.ct:
e._... B..a •, IUll08 a iu,h~hander Don Dooley and reliever
Quy Buc!lwla c:ombtned to hold off th• ~ In a niCht oani.t at Mila SquaN
Park.
~ a..nan Charley Bertwell ~'the OOll'i up -.rly wtth a thlrd·lnnlnC. two.
run hoaMr. HWltanciOn Bw:h a1'o ~
up lift&,le WU. ln the fourth and fifth
lnnln&s and carried a 4-1 lead Into the
~ih; •
•
But F.dlaon's Paul Elliaon delivered a
bues~loaded alngle to a1kle the lead to one
before Bucltela worked out of the jam to
pin the aave.
JrvlDe t, Cot&a Meu I
· The host Vaqueroe acored the wtnnlna
TW:l with one out In the ninth lnnlnl, when
Jim Martin knocked in Mark Webster from
MCOnd with • lln&Je,
lrWMt bounced b.ck from • 7-3 deficit ln
tbt eewntb l.nnlna econn, four nana, two
on a Rodn•)' Por .. nt home run. John
Sallnu and s~ Lipton each bad run-
IClOl'ina .,._ durtna the outbwwt. c.o.fa M-tallied u t1lml ln tbt Uth
lnnlnf, aided by Jlm tw.y't lhrM·nm
bonMr. But the M~_ wen their own wom entmy, when ROI\. Ha'9 (who W1I a
pilndM\INW' Mtlier In die MllW tnninm
fcqot to mUe bit .,.. ...... known to die
um Ire, and wa1 catJed out for not -~. That killed • bMlt bided ftlly.
-
Pollaant allO added a double for Irvine.
E1tuda 11 New)Ol1 Harbor l
The Ea1ies took an euy 'Sea Vtew
Lea1ue vlctory at home, aa Reuben
Johnlon tallled elaht atrikeouta.
Newport broke out on top ln the fl.rat
innln8 when Mike Parke hit• so.lo home
run. But the._. COW\tend with three of
thelr own ln the bot10m of the lnnlna.
Steve Nlcholl kDodl-1 ln two run1 with •
trt_ple1 and Joh.MOD linPd Wm ln. Nlchola
alao added a .a.xth """"' home run .. wen.
~ (1..0) 9COl*t thne flX>ft dJMI In the.~ ml • dou~\Mlt bunt by Colin HarNan.
Kldt Sto"e wu 3-tor-3 laoludlna a
dOublt MMl. tn~:fiw thl .... and Mbt.
Cam.,.au. and Jollnton both bad 'wo ......... ~~.Oun MLOavran, and
pwa all oantttbut911 • pe1r or hl• tcir th9
SaUon.
Prichett also had a ru.n«Oflna
double in the third whlla LNuna
Hilla' Lee Plemel •ent s;for-4, lnclud1f\l a two-nm horner ln the
opening frame. Laauna Bllh
outhit the Artiata, 11-l.
In the Woodbrtdp pme, San
Clemente'• Brunntnc •llowed
only a third lnntna double to
Darrin O.n.tela. He struck out etaht -"' walked tlw.
San Clemente econd ftv. Wnel tn the opentna lnnll'.'I without
benefit of a bllit h.lt. The Tritlonl
parlayed Uv. walb ~ three rron Into._ ftw f\a!!I.
am Oerl~ lm Mo1 ~ SM a.n.B• ,.. .. two
bllleMb;
~Blldlvtlhl J\i&y while w~ nftll
to C.p.trino Valliiy.
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Oiler win on late goal
Dye not contacted,
says Arizona AD
From AP clllpald1n
TUCSON -Univeralty of m
Arlaona Athletic Dir ector Cedric
De m psey yeat erday labeled u
uerroneoua" a report in the Arizona
ft.public that he had contacted Cal State
&kerstleld Coach Bobby Dye two weeks ago
about the head basketball coaching duties for the
Wildcats. ''I've not talked to Bobby Dye sin<.-e I left
San DieffO State (u athletic
dlrector,' Ileml*'Y aaid.
Dye b the fonner head
coach at Cal State Fullenon.
Arizona i5 searching for a
• new basketball coach -its
serond in less than a year -
after freshman coach Ben
Llnc::t.ey was fired Tueeday.
Demp•ey said he had
been contacted by at least
ov. "four or five" candidates but
has not initiated any diacuasions. though he has
consulted with a national basketball authority.
Quote of the d~y
Jeff Hood, a North Carolina Wesleyan
basketball player, responding to Coach
John McCarthy, who asked in an eacly-
moming phone call why the player has
been sleeping instead of 1tudying: "C.oach,
my books are asleep, too."
Bulldogs win NIT opener
Sen ior Deal Barmore had a m
perfect night at.5 of ~ the field
and 10 of 10 from th€°"free-throw line
in leading Fresno State to a 71-64
victory over T exas-El P a8o last night in the
opening round of the National Invitational
Tournament. The Bulldogs, of the Pacific Coast
Athletic Association, won't know their next
opponent until tomorrow . . . In another
first-round NIT contest, Cbrlea Sitton scored 19
of his 21 points in the second halt as hOlt Oregon
State roared from behind to defeat Idaho 77-~9.
Freshman Steve Wood1lde and senior Danny
'EV&Jll added 18 points apiece for the Beavers.
who trailed 35-32 at the half. Oregon hit 68
percent of its field goal attempts in the second
half.
ZIH
Tigers bomb Welc h early
'Mck Lucb tripled In two ru"" lUI Ii
the Detroit Ttaers acored five Umes
all· after two outa -1n the Orst Inning
•1•ln1t Loe Angele. 1tartf>r Bob
Welclt to whip the Dodgers 7-2 yesterday In
exhibition baseball action Else-wh1:re.
Georse Wrt1bt'1 three-run homer with two out
in the bottom of the ninth capped a f1ve·hm rally
which gave Tex.as a 10-7 victory over Houston
. . . Dtck Davia, Dale Berra, and Joae Ortiz
home~ In the ninth inning to give Pittaburgh a
4-2 victory over Atlanta . . The New York
Meta 1potled Mark Fldryclt'• eecond at.art of the
aprtna with an 11-5 victory over Bo.ton ..
Fonner Angel Tom Brunusky homored to help
Minnesota ecore an 8-5 win over Philadelphia
Rtcble Zl1k drove In five runs aa Seattle
topped Cleveland 10-5 . Deul1 Martinez
pitched five strong mnmgs to help Baltimore
defeat Montreal 3-1 in a game calJed after eight
inninp because of rain . . . Keltb Hernandez
had a double and two singie. to lead St. Louis to
a 9-7 triumph over Cincinnati ... J essie Barfield
doubled in one run and scored another to lead
Toronto a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White
Sox ... San Diego pitcher Dave Dravecky drilled
a three-run homer to lead the Padres to a 9-4
rout of the Chicago Cubs.
Toney, 7 6 ers top Celtics
Andrew Toney scored 33 poinlS, m including 12 in the fourth quarter. as
the Philadelphia· 76ers downed the
Boston Celtics. 105-100 m a battle of
National Basketball Association rivals last rught
It waa the 76ers' 23rd straight home victory
. . . In other action. Bernard Klng and Sly
Williama each scored 15 point.a to lead the New
York Knicks to a 105-93 triumph over
Milwaukee .. Regale Theus scored 13 points
in the fourth quarter to help Chicago defeat
Golden State, 113-111. .. Guard G u i
Wtlllama led a balanced Seattle attack. as the
SuperSonics defeated Kansas City, 110-102
. . . Wea Mattbew1' three-point shot with 12
seconds remaining gave Atlanta a 94-91 triumph
over Washington . . . Rookie Jerr y Eaves
pumped in 36 points and veteran John Drew
added 34 to help Utah score a 125-115 victory
over Detroit ... Alber t King and Michael Ray
Rlcbardaon 9COred 19 points apiece to Spa.rk New
Jersey to a 96-90 decision over Cleveland.
Edmonton detenHman P aul rim
Coffey'• dllput<-d aoaJ with 27 te00nd8 '
left •mil'~ a 3-3 Uc: and aavl' tho •
Oil~l'll M 4-3 victory over Vancouvl.lr
la.al night In National ffockoy League action
Tt•h.•v11111n replay• showt.od Coctey kicked the
puck lrHo the nc-l. but the Canuckt' arsulng
couldn't chana.-referee W&Jly Harri•' mind
. fJ..-whert>, Ric Sellln1 ecored two &U&l.t
und llnemate Gii P erreault added another to
leud Buffalo to a ~-3 triumph . over Calaary
. Al Secord llJlli.d • three-aoa.I exploalon In
u two minuw 1pan of the flnt period to lead
Chkaao t.o a 4.1 victory over St. Louil .
Brlao Bellow•' 110COnd power-play 1oaJ at 13:57
of lhe third pt-rlod led Mlnne1ota to a 3-2
decision over Pittsburgh . . . R elJo
Ruot1&lalnen put a 15-foot wrlat 1hot over the
Hhoulder of goaltender Rolaad Melanaon with
3 59 remaining to give the New York Rangen a
Z-1 victory over the New York Ialandera
.. Mllao Novy'• goal on a deflection gave
Washinl(ton a 5-4 victory over Hartford. The
Whalers Jed early, 2-0 Detroit's Dau y
G•re scored twlce In the third period to lead the
Red Wings to a 4-3 victory over Toronto.
Express a ctivates Partridge
Former Golden West College •
punter Jeff Partridge, who averaged
42.1 yards per punt with the
Univemty of Washington last season,
has been activated by the Los Angeles Express o(
the United States Football League. Partridge
was signed by the Express as a free agent in
January but failed to survive the final pre-season
cut . . The Nauonal Basketball Aaaociatlon
and its players met for five hours yesterday aa
talks continued in an effort to reach an
agreement on a new contract before a strike
deadline of April 2. Neither side had any
comment on the talks . . . The p1tchmg-
powerful Texas Longhorns have moved back
atop the latest rankings of the newspaper
Collegiate Baseball Texas has won 13 of its last
14 games and replaces Artz.Ona State as the No. 1
team . . . Leo Cru:i of the Dominican Republic
successfully defended h is World Boxing
Association junior featherweight crown with a
unanimous decision over challenger Soon Hyu
C hun g of South Korea ... Georse
Steinbrenner, principal owner of the Yankees.
again is discussing a plan to buy a major interest
m the NBA's Knick.s, the NHL's Rangers and
Madison Square Garden, home arena for both
t.e~.
T e levision., radio
TV: College Basketball -lliinois vs. Utah m
first-round NCAA Tournament play, 11:30 p.m.
(delayed), Channel 2.
RADIO: Hockey -Quebec at Kings, 7:20
p.m .. KPRZ (1150).
FRIDA Y'S RADIO: Baseball -Cincinnati
vs. Dodgers at Vero Beach, 10:10 a.m .. KA.BC
(790), Milwaukee vs. Angels at Palm Springs,
12:55 p.m , KMPC (710).
LEACH • • •
From Page C1
life," ho uya. "1 h.ave to keef. et aiood mcmtal oullook
and not a•t down on myael ."
Thi oollea• future i. rather obvlOU1 -Leech
will be at the Untveraity of Southem Ca1Jfom1a
after hi. prep career with the ArUJta.
"I'm lookina forward to ntxt year," continue.
1.A•£Jch. ''I have a lot of fr1enda there, tndudfna
Pawaat. I'm iOin& to work hard in colleeo and just
wait and aee (about a profceelonal career).
"There'• Sood competition a ll the time In
college and there'• a lat oJ room for lmprovenwnL.
I'm 1ure I'll be at USC for at leaat two yean before
turning pro."
A natural left-hander, Leach hurt hJa arm and
actually played right-handed for a year.
"l m working on
everything," he 1ay1, "but my
volleys are my best uaet. My
serve and volley have improved
a lot."
For Leach there have been
few setbacks -but a recent one
came when the Artiata lost a
dual match with Sea View
League power University,
snapping a 27-game· winning
streak for Coach Art Wahl's , ....... Artists RICK ,__....
"At Laguna Beach it's fun w~ as a team,''
says Leach. "Not just as an individual. ' Becau.e of
it he is almocrt always ln the doubles competition,
where value lS accentuated.
On one hand Leach's positive moments
includes memberahlp on the Junior Davis teams the
past two years, his play at Wimbledon and No. 9
ranking in the world for 18-year-olda (while aa a
17-year-old).
On the other hand, he doesn't take too kindly
to the recent loss to University.
"I ju.at try to do my best -win or lose -that's
all my dad has ever asked me to do," continues
Leach. "But I hate to lose. It makes me work harder
when I do."
"My dad has been my coach. There's no
competition between us. he JUSt tries to help me at1
much aa he can. Dane PetchaJ (an ex-pro at Irvme
Racquel Club) has been ~elping me a lot, too."
The father-son combination figures to continue
on the courts as well as at USC. The two are
scheduled to play at the national graaa (Boston) and
clay (Cincinnati) championships this summer.
Right now, however, there's the upcoming CIF
3-A playoffs, in addition to the CIF individuata that
have Leach's attention.
"He's still very much a teenager.'' says Wahl,
"and very concerned about how we do (as a team).
"Sometimes conflicts come up. such as last year
with the Italian Open. so it's hard to predict just
how many matches he'll be playing with us . . .
hopefully the tough ones."
Whatever transpires in the next two montha -
it's certain one Rick Leach won't be finished.
Monarchs hav-e makings for a dynasty Vikes' Calkins
soccer MVP
Mater De1 High's basketball seaso.n
has finally come to an end -but 1f
there'• anything cloee to reaembJing a
sure thing in sports -It's the Monarchs
of the future.
While the Santa Ana-based MonarcN
are not within the scope of this
newspaper's regular coverage -they're
surely the topic of conversation
following a brilliant 29-3 campai~,
which included a 24-game winning
streak.
· They came within a whisker of
qualifying for \.he state finals -with a
starting unit which has no seniors.
They'll all be back for another shot
next season, and a.sswning some of the
~ in the annor are worked out, it's
difficult to believe anyone will be able to
handle the Monarchs.
For starters, Orange County Player of
the Year Matt Beeuwaaert. a 6-0 point
J(Ual"d· 6-7 Tom Lewi.a, a transfer from
Capisirano Valley; 6-5 Mike Mitchell, a
transfer f.tom Gahr High; three-year
~r Chril Jackson (6-5); and 6-4 Mike
Fielder are scheduled to return.
There is alao first-year coach Gary
PREP SPORTS
ROGER CARLSON
McKnight. who'll be back with a year's
experience after leading Mater Dei to
the CIF 4-A crown with a 15-pomt
victory over Long Beach Poly in the
finals.
McKnight's team Jost to Crenshaw in
overtime Friday night and he chose t.o
berate the officiating, which indeed
burned the Monarchs badly in crucial
momenta.
However, had the Monarchs offense
been advised in the last lOaeconds of the
first period that it would be wi.!le to take
a shot. it would have helped.
And, if the Monarchs hadn't been
guilty of a coeUy turnover in overtime
when they let the ball bounce
downcourt, rather than pick it up and
avoid a five-second call. at wouldn't have
hurt.
Estancia edges Tars;
CdM, Vaqs, LB win
F.tancia High won a thriller,
Irvine lost ita No. 1 player with
an lnjury but still vron easily, and
Corona del Mar and Laguna
Beach romped to victories.
TENNIS
And , had the Monarchs realazed
sooner how futile at was to try to attack
6-7 John Williama, inat.ead of blocked
shot.a and turnovers, maybe some points
could have been retired from breaking
Crenshaw's press.
Li~lle things l'an mean a lot in games
that are ext.ended into overtime. Maybe
lhe bad officiating was no more than a
balancing factor (remember Al
Hackney's call m the Orange Opumi.st
Tournament? Without it the Monarchs
never would have beaten Fountain
Valley).
Despite those sub-freshman mistakes
m the 32nd game of the season by what
may very well be the best team i.n
Orange County history (even at thlB
stage), there is every reason for
continued optimism at Mater Dei.
If the arsenal that is set to return next
season isn't enouah, who knows, there
could be more wiih the South Coast one
of the feeder areas.
Assistant Pat Barrett handles the
· age-group all-stars in the South Coe.st
area, and there is apparently nothing
Wef(al. because a letter of protest to the
CIF Crom the South Coast League has
not developed into any problems for the
Monarchs.
McKnight, a former assistant at San
Clemente High, was an assistant at
Ocean View dunng the ume El Toro's
Wayne Carlander, Lowell's Scott
DeBrouwer and Newport Harbor's
Byron Ball transferred to play for the
Seah.aw ks.
This isn't to suggest any wrong-domg
-but 1t lends to \.he possibilities of more
talent leaning In the direction of
McKnight and hi.a Monarchs.
• • •
The annual South Coast Plaza football
awards banquet is scheduled for March
29 and the guest speaker wW be Rams
Coach John Robi.rulon.
Robinson stepped forward and
graciously bailed out the South Coast
P1a:ia when, as you might figure, efforts
to have Georgia Coach Vince Dooley and
Hel'IChel Walker fell through .
The former USC football coach seems
to make a habit of coming through in the
clutch -making prior lituationa even
better than before
Eagles' Christman
fires perfect game
Estancia High '• Sally
Chriatman io.ed a pecf ect pme
yesterday In the FAgles 9-0 Sea
View League softball victory
SOFTBALL Ii
• T h at was the 1lt uatlo.n
yesterday In prep tennis act.ion.
• F.tancia, behind the play of
Greg Spicer, toppled Newport
Harbor, 1~13, in a crucial Sea
~In.I League opener,. Irvine lhot
down, c.o.ta Mesa, 22~6, CdM
b.....ed pest University, 20-8,
fJ"d La&j~~ Beach ha ndled
Vaqueroa' Scott Goldbera ~to
def.ault bis final three eta after
stralning a mu.cle in hla aide.
He'll ptobllbly be out a week.
over Newnort Harbor, while Sal) note. Ji're.b man Tamf: Kane
Clemente'I -Loi Methot loet a no-had a big day at the te for Angels drop hit bid 1n the 1eventh inning of F..tand.a with • s-for-outing.
the Trltona' 2-0 triumph over including a triple.
lAgUna 26-3.
S picer woo all four of hl1
matche9 for Ertanda, w hile the r..ii-' No. 2 player, BJck Brown.
upeet Newport'• Rick Myers, 6-2.
Davlct Inaclom1 and John Flaa
apUt their flnt doublee mat(:h~
then woo their ~ to tum It around.tar ~..,...
In th e Irvine victory, t h e
But Irvine bad Uttle trouble as
both Cra ia Knight and Todd
Tarter 1wept the ir atnglu
matches and u,is eecond doubles
team of Barry Beacham and
Chrla C.Ox 1parkled wtth a pair of
wins. Irvine la now 6-1 for the
ae&10n and faoes Corona del Mar
Friday.
I n t h e Cd M win over
Unlvenity, OuU 0fftr of Uni,
the defendinc Sea Vlew Leaaue
champtoa. won four eeta, but \t
wu:r/t ~ u the Sea K.1np'
depth wa just too much for the
~om WU the fint for Uni
ln five matchfll. CdM ta now 4~0
for the ..-on.
Woodbridge. Teresa Brown went 3·for-4 Slugfest 9 7 ln other hiah 11<:hool act.Ion. and drove In three runs to •park
' -Univenity pounded out 14 bita Univeraity'a t r iumph over
SUN CITY. A-'-. (AP) _Ben en route to an 18-1 drubbing over vtaitina Col'ONLam del ~ded f 1 n..au. Corona del Mar, and HunUnaton KrltUn phJer lllU ue
Ogilvie drove in three runs wtth Beach and Rancho Alamltoa to th~ attack wlth a two-run
two hlta, Jncludlng hi• fourth battled to a 14-lnnlng, 3.3 homer and three RBI.
home run of the exhibition standoff. San Clemenw'a M ethot lo.t
season, leading the Milwaukee On the comm u nity collese her no.hitter tn t.ho bottom of the
Brewen to a 9.7 exh ibition f r on t, Golden Weat t opped HVeoth when Woodbrld1e'• vi~tory over tbe Angele Cypreaa 4.1. Oranae Cout Suu.n 1Mry ol**l the lnnina
yesterday. committed~ ttrOn in fall1.ng with a clean~ to left.
Ogllvle singled to drive In one t 0 s an t a An a 8. o, w b 11 e Huntt.oiton BMch ICOred • run
of the Brewen' thrM runs ln the Sad dleback dro ppe d a 3 -0 ln \he bottom of. the ll!Wl\th to
flnt Inning and hit a two-run dedaion to Southw.at.em. catch Rancho Alamltoe and atnd
home run In the fifth. The A\ l!'a1anda, Christman struck the pme lnto a marathon before
Brewer left fielder ha1 now out dght Sailort and even added c1aracn. halted the contest.
driven In 10 run• to far t hl• a th,... run homer In ti\• first Slnaln by V•n .... PbUUpe
•pl'in8. 1nnfn1 11 the l!'.laJ• opened S.. and K1m OWen, a -=rUke and
Marina High School
dominated the coache1' All-~unset League women's soccer
team with no leas than four
ftrst-team selections and the most
valuable player.
The Vikings' Judy Calkins
earned the MVP title, while
teammates Kathy and Joy
Biefeld, Melanie Cooper and
goalkeeper Tish Graff also
earned first-team honors.
Marina, Edison and
Huntington Beach all advanced
to the CIF 4-A playoffs thi1
season. Flnt ,_
TI9h °'1111 (Merine~ KeT (MWlna);
.Joy B19191c1 (M.,.INI); Jule (Mettna).
M•l•n .. Cooper (Edlton); S eMI Clle<w9:r
(Edlaon). S1t1nnon Mc;Cann (Huntington
8Mc;h); Jlldil9 Mer1dlrz (W..un!Nt->; Oebtll9
Orr (0<:4lan View); Juli. Aowtey (Fountllln
V.,..._); LIM Sllook (Oc9M ~ Moel .....,.. ~Judy Celltlrw (Manne) ._....,_
Robin Cfoy (Mertna); K.,hy EIMe (Mar1na).
Gall Ma110y (WMtminl'l.r); Mllndy Aob«tton
(Edlaon); Lori Sc;t\I .... (OceM Vl9w). Kelhy
Souu (Founteln V•ll•yl: Aobr,n 8111111 (Huntington BHc:ll); St•Pll•n • Uglum
(Huntington BMc;fl); l< ... I Wlnlll« (~}.
Dl4lna vwi Dint• (Huntlnalon a..::tl).
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Ttiurtday, Maroti 1'T, 1883 3
Bucs, Rustlers
• survive
Both Ora.nae Cout <..:oUeae and
C,ioldt-n We•t Collese 1urvlved
foul troublea last night to r«:ord
vlctorlt'I In South Co1ut
ConferenL-e women'• basketball
action
And the Ruatleni llrld Plrateti
did it the hard way, with big
triumphs on the road.
At Mt. San Antonio, Golden
Wett overcame a 41-40 halftime
defl.cit to record an 80 72 victory
over the Mounties
Jill Guthrie had 36 points for
the Rustlers, while teammate
Kelly HarnlOn managed to score
16 pomt.s before fouling out
Guthrie was at her best In the
fu"St 20 minutes, 11COring 26 of her
game-high total. fiarrlson
survived foul trouble for as long
u po8Slble and scored 16 of her
polnta in the second half
The victory improves Golden
West's record to 3-I m conference
and 8-4 overall.
Golden West managed to hold
Mt. San Antonio center Nancy
O'Sullivan, who waa averaging
fouls
22 pQlnta per lllUTW• to juat -even
1'he Ru1tlert are home
tomorrow night at 7;30 t.o fact"
<.:om pt.on.
At Compton la.at night, Orangt"
Coast scored • relatlvely easy
7~-60 victory over the Tan.ara,
despite being ticketed for 27
foul.a.
Delore• Effinger led tht.'
balanced Pirate acorlng atta<"k
with 16 points, while Melinda
Burris added 11 and Colleen
Berry chipped ln 10.
The Buca led by as many u 20
1n the second half before
Compton made a late, but fuule
s 'erry scored all 10 of her
points in the second half after
spending much of the flnt 20
mmutes on the bench with foul
problems.
OCC improved its record to 2-2
m conference Overall, the Bucs
are now 8-5.
Coast returns to action
tomorrow night aa well to host
Cemtos in a 7.30 conieet.
Olympic facilities
await early tests
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Seven world-class competitions
will be held at Olympic sites m
1983, a year before the games,
the L os Angeles Olympics
Organizing Committee told a
board of directors meeting
yesterday.
Big meet
for GWC
• s wimmers
A b a t t I e o-f u n d e f ea t e d
t-ommunity college swim teams is
on tap tomorrow at 2:30 when
Golden West and Fullerton
square off in a South Coast
Conference meet in the GWC
pool
Fullerton, 4-0 th.ls season and
runner-up to Grossmont last year
with a 5-1 record, fell to the
Rustlers m last week's Golden
West Invit.auonal
"Even though we beat them m
the invitational, I don't think
that's any indication of how the
dual meet will go," cautions
Golden West Coach Ken
Hamdorf. "This should be one of
the best dual meets of the year."
Golden West carries a 3-0
mark into the meet. The Rustlers
were the Southern California
Conference champions last year
This season, the Rustlers have
defeated Orange Coast, Mt San
Antonio and Cerritos In
conference meets.
The Hornets have donunated
m their meets with convincing
victories over OCC, Cypress.
Cerritos and Santa Ana.
Golden West's top individual
efforts this season have come
from sophomores Jim Johnson,
Frank Jester and Doug Burchell
Jester, out of Marina High. has
clocked 52.6 in the 100 butterfly,
the top conununity college mark
In the state this year, while
Johnson has turned in a 1:46.2
effort in the 200 free.
Burchell is the Rustlers top
distance swimmer, clocking a
best of 16:36.0 in the 1.6~0 free
"These 1963 events in
swimming, diving, water polo,
synchronized swimming. cycling,
canoeing and rowing will provide
the LAOOC with the beat
opportunity to test new f.acilities
built for the 1964 Games," said
Harry L . Usher, LAOOC
executive vice presiden t-general
manager.
Water polo will be May 7-14 at
Pepperdine University. The
cycling competition will be July
6-10 at Cal State Dominguez
Hills. Swimming competitions
will be July 14-17 at Southern
Cal. .-' Men 's and~omen 's
~ringboard platform diving will , take pl.ace at Southern Cal
from July 16-17.
The Olympic Swim Stadium at
Southern Cal will take ita final
test of the 1963 season with
American Cup Il Synchronized
Swimming competition from
August 5-7 .
The rowing competiUon will
be from Sept. 22-25.
FV All-Stars
seek c rown
The Fountain Valley -
Westminster Dynamites, a
Division V American Youth
Soccer Association All-Star team
from Region 5, will play Balboa
Park (S"an Fernando Valley)
Sunday at 1 o'clock in Upland for
the Southern California
championship.
Members of the team (all 9 and
10-year-old.s) include Amy Utter.
Stefanie Stucker, Stacy
Reynaga. Nicolle Relchstein.
Angie Petermann, Cindy Petting.
Laurie Pehoviack, Kelly
Matheny, Jeri Long, Molly
Kuykendall, Alyaon Kross,
Cheryl Jones, Nicole F..isley. Kim
Doherty and Heather Bcannan.
The coaches are Jim Stucker
and Linda Reynaga.
The Dynamites have an 6-0
record in All-Star competition;
including a 2-0 victory over
Newbury Park in the aemiflnala
last weekend.
Dragsters conipete
O CIR to host three-day event
The 1963 NHRA Pacific
Division World Championship
Series ls set for Orange County
IntemaUonal Raceway Sunday.
The schedule includea special
teat sessions from ~-10 p.m
tomorr ow; qualifying ano
national record attempta from 10
a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday; with the
time lria1s (11arting at 10 a.m)
and the final champlonahlp
elimJ.noUona (beginnina at noon)
Sunday.
More than 360 entriee will be
on hand. There wlll be el1ht
featured cateaorlea: top alcohol
drapter, top aJoohol. funny oar.
compeUtion, euper 1tock, et.ock,
auper 1u. auper comp and auper
at.rMt.
Chuck hl ot Sm ~ will
be the le.adins contender for
funny car honors. Kia blU•t
rival will be Covin•'• Brad
Andel'90n, who f:lniahed fourth ln
the 1962 national polnta race.
Dave Hage of Anaheim It the
defending points champion 111
a lcohol dragat er, w hile Ted
Seipel of San Leandro and Bob
Lambeck will be favorites in the
super gas and stock ellmlnator.
The award.a pune for each
event la $4e,450, up more than
07.000 OWi' 1832.
For further lnfonnadon, phone
~$2-551 1.
Basketball
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C4 Or Cout OAIL.V PIL.OT/Thurlday, Maron ,.,, 189'
Busy weekend
for yachting
along coast
Yachting act1vlly along the Southern
California coaat ia so heavy th.I.a weekend th.at major
events are overl4pplng
N nearl)' ~ offahore satllng yachi.. set the
•tartl.n& signal Saturday at 1 pm Cor the Newport
to C.bo San Lucas race, 10 Catallna-38 aloope with
IOme of the best match-racing crews in the world
wW be wmding up a 45-match regatta for Long
Beach Yacht Club' Cup series.
The Co ona p senes got under way
today and w continue tomorrow and Saturday -
weather penrutUng.
Caputrano Bay Yacht Club has the only other
competitive event this weekend with a St. Patnck's
Day Regatta Saturday and Sunday for performance
Handicap Racing Fleet yachts.
In 0111et Southetn Cllllomla 'facnuno AMoei•llon .,. ...
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Sani. Montee YKnl Club Opening cUy '°' 1111 Matll\a del Rey
yec:ht Q\lbe. S1turday. Sunday aan 0-.0 MINlon 81y v.cnt Club -Lldo-14 S1>•lnct Aegetta (lnvtt1llon111
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Troplly (Cltlllna-271. Slturday. SU,,. Star ellmtn1ttona. Sllurdly,
Spring s.r1aa (Etehell•22. T·Blrd, J-24. Olton-30) Saturday
OoNnaldo Yacl'tl Club -YMrly Serlaa (PHRF} Sunday
S1n11 Clare Racing Anoclallon -Midwinter Serie• (La11r,
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Ventura Yacht Club -Eneenadl T-Uc>, S.tU<dly
Anac;ao1 Yacht Club -Soring Coutll S.W. Saturday Channel lllanda Yacht Ctub -SI PalrlCk'a d1y GrMn Water, __
Satvrday; Junia< Set>ot Oay. Sa1urd1y: Hlrd••Y' Race. Sunday
Santa Barbai• Yec:ht Club -WN80f\ S.laa, Satutday. Sunday.
CAM Saft L-EntrtM Delphia (Cal-39) Martin 8o11.ar/Mlke Mleh .... Ball>Oa Yec:ht Club
(PHRF): Nalu (Sw•n-~4) Pater Grant. Newi>Of1 Harbor YC: Rac;e
PaH•oe (Swen-44) John Marrlll, Sen Franclaco YC: W1n1ernaw11
(S&S-511) Hatold Oay/Rol>er1 Mele.it, Bahia COflntl'llan YC, Oec:e9tlon
(MuM-43) David ~lnl\lty. Cllllornla YC. OctaVla (Santa Cna-50)
St-.rt Kett. Santi Cna YC, Algtlt (Ol9on-4-0) Fred Hammett. San
nt""n YC /PHAFl Oulnl-IPet•aon-411 Oon Huon.. Santa IHAtl'I 'l'C; PKlffl'la.ls« JFr-~I Steven Promlllofl. Sou"'-tern
YC; Looe Star (Slrendlplty·43) Burton Slrljarnln. Souttl-1ern YC.
Oaflance (Swan·51) Bffl Allenl8ob Arthl.lf, St. Franclll YC; c.lertty
(S•9ndlpUy-43) WUllam Ottermlllet, Bahll Corlflthlan YC; Electra
(Pet•aon-34) Allan Slm<>fl, South-l•n YC. MontgometY Street
(Cel-40) Jim Oerwllng. RldllnOl\d YC. Amareltl (~) 0-Kenny. San Olago YC; .... lcAI\ ~(Farr 1-ton) Wlllllm C,_, Venture YC.
Earl ol Mar (Slnll Cruz-~) Klrtc Elllott, ~ Hart>Of YC, U~t
(Senta Cruz-50) Don Ayr• Jr • ~ Hltl>or YC: UMale (Swan 431)
A.llM W Ollnge< Jr • Sin Frlllld9oo YC (PHRF), Intrepid (8elt~7) John
09l.aura. Clbf1llo 8Nch YC Bollf•ono (Peteraon-55) 0.Yld Fenix. San FranclacO YC, CNr1ey
(Holland en: Munro BuahMll, St Francie YC: Lolt ~~I 8.J £rtieN1r11, St. Fran<:la YC: Fr9')'1 (MaaotHl3 keteh) Cllatlel S1elrlm111.
Lido Ille YC (PHRF): Tr ....... (Nalaorl!Mlrell_...) Ron Kuna. OcMnllda
YC; Chlmo (Nelaon/Merel<-41) Cnarlaa Wll\ton, San Fnnc:leco YC.
in-wtta (Fr•a-4&) R.F. Cottr ... St Franda YC, Spt<11 (ChOate-40)
Allen &own, Voyagwa YC, Cant1la (~) BfOOll Gifford, Little
Shipe Fi.I (PHRF)
Love M1chlne v (Pet111on-41) Jack Botallan. Callfornl• YC.
Al>C>llitlon (Santa Cruz-40) GUllMI Vaughn, Stocton Silting Club; Rtn
Ralf (Santi Crui-50) FQt'elt E Ol9on. "-POft Hwt>ot YC. WIMtall
(5enfa Cruz-33) L• Hewflaid, Califotnle YC (~HRF); Kaltvn8"dv (Sant9
Cna-50) John Lan<k>n. Sen Olago YC: MW-(7$-loot aloop) John P
S«tppl, San ~ YC, Hw\I Ho (SMta Cna-50) Morrie K1'11. Blll>OI
YC; Mltlln (L• custom 68) Purdon/\llrglllO, 8en ~ YC, Ole Rollf
(Pel....an·4&) Richard Fantor:zl, Santa Clare Racing A .. n , Joyride
(Slnt---35) Jerry Butta, Balboa YC (PHRF)
Samurta (S111ta CNZ.·501 8111 Pllrn« Jr , ~ Harl>of YC,
Temer11Y (Cut1om-50) Theodore Ken'. 8lhla CortntNan VC, Wllletle wino (~ar1-:i:i1 Mllllf/Chopln. Long Beech YC: Fr" EnterprlH
(Heleon/Marek-4 t) Rlenard Etllf199'. Hawoort Harbor YC. l:MIC;CO (P9t~) Angelo OeSAl>lo. c.itfo<nla YC, lt'1 OK (Petenion-40)
Lewie 8-y, Cai*trano Bly YC: Reg1Jme (Spenoer.fl2) OurQel\IMywl. ~ Harbor YC. Raider (Sanl1 Cruz-50) Al \loda. Long hec:tl YC.
Al9t• (Pel•IOl......a) w~ Hancodt. ~ Her'l>of YC, Pr~
Cooller (Sanla Cna-40) 8ruoe Cf\andlef, Bell>Oa YC. Brooke Ann
(Ne19on/M8Yflk-41) lMry Hlf'ol9)'. Cat><lllO 8eecl'I YC
Powerboat show
opens in Newport
The new powerboat show, second of three
scheduled in-the-water boat shows, opened
yeeterday at Lido Marina Village for a five-day run.
The event will feature more than 100 boats
valued at a total of $50 million, according to Duncan
Mcintosh, producer of the show for the 10th
amsecutive year.
Hours of the show are 11 a .m. to 7 p.m .
weekdays, and 10 a .m . to 7 p.m . weekends.
Admlsaion ia $4 for adults, $2 for children and
children under 5 are admitted free.
Most of the boats on display will be of the
sportflsher variety, Mcintosh said. TraNOCeanlc
mot.or yacht.a, convertibles and high performance
boata will be firsts at this year's show.
"It would take potential buyers months to visit
the dilferent locations where you would find this
array of powerboats, and the probability Ls that one
would never aee them all," said Mcintosh.
Included ln the mega-fleet of aportfiahen are
the F.afic-~. President-43, Topaz West 36 and 29,
Beruam-28, Hattetu-32, Jeney Yacht-40, Kong
and Balvonen-44.
, .
HAPPINESS IS
GOOD HEALTH
~:
ll Ph.
Unle chlldn!n are alwaya
mmt expre91lve. Whm they
.,. happy their la\.llhter and
llllilm can lJc)l t up a whole
room. But. when they are
not {eelinl well tJwy do not
.wr1 have t.o tell you. nwtr
act.Iona wtll let )'OU know
that there la 1omethlna
bodwrinC them.
1(.-p your c:hOdren happy
by halpln1 to keep them
hHJthy. Rqul.ar clleckupe
-• muat l>y yoW' family phymdan. Very ofwn he will
prwcrlbe • dally vttamln '° ........,_l th*~ In OW'
Vftamln Departme1.i we
carry a Fv1:lew acock of vUamln Ull!ta that are
apeclUca ly pre~ tor
clllldr1n. They are
1oodtaatln1 and cblldren ~ taklnl U-0.
AND ON ST. PAm'S I
SO'S THE OTHER HALI
D STARTS THURSDAY
10 DEALER SALES I Bring The Little Ones To Our Store
... To Meet SHORTY AND CHEAP
CHICKEN SATURDAY, MARCH 19TH AT:
ROUGH
DOUGLAS FIR
··1·7C 2 X 3 LIN. FT.
2 X 6 2'J•LJN. FT.
Good atuJf flr fencing or flr other outdoor building
pro)ecta that you'•• ahel•ecl alnce the big roln1.
PAIASONIC BATTERIES
c . D. OR AA I 5 c EA.
9VOLT 29cEA.
Druggiat: "You·.,. got a bad cold. Mr. O'IAary.
Can I gl•• you aomethlng for lt?"O'Leary
..Tbank1, but you can baYe lt forf,..."
-~~ QUAKER STATE MOTOR OD.
30WT. 79cQT.
20W/ 50WT. 89tQT.
It takH mlllloua of years ot cooking
beneath the 9arth to make tbl1 oU.
but don't watt that long to change
yours.
ALL TRADE I Yz TOI
FLOOR JICK
1997
#659-J-1.5
Pats .. you aay your deed brothers been curecl?"
Mike: .. SUN, lu1t ye1t.rday he heard IJ'Om a
fried ln Ireland.
GUif K
lllCllE DITI
lpnry OD th• engtn.. hOM oU that mucliy
klldup that U1Ually enda up oo you.
nunm111am
lame effect wtth th.l9 1tuU. cmd It also
di.De• lib a bat to "rtJcal 1urfacea.
PRESSURE
TREATED FIR
2 X 4 2 7cLIN. FT.
2 X 6 394LIN. FT.
U you'•• prlcecl thla 1tuff recently 1 don't baYe to
tell you th.la i. a good deal. (But he ju1t dJd.)
CBAMPACK CHAMOIS
21;, SQ. FT. 3 33
31/, SQ. FT. 4 77
4y, SQ. FT. 6"
Dtd you bow that the cbamoia la really a little
bea1tle? Somewhere out there a chamol1
rancher 11 riding herd o.n them.
TURTLE WAX
MDfUTE WAX
3 33
18 OZ. #T-15
Tbeyaay lSmJnutea. I aay
more. b1.at If• 1till a qulclde. Get
aSl Refund from Turtle Wax.
O.taU1 ln 1tore.
llfERCOllPRESSOR
POCKET
COMPRESSOR
12••#PC-l
Compact tin and tor lnflator fl ta
ln the glo.-box, worb off your
car'1 ll YOlt clgaNtt• lighter.
,
MASTERCRIP
14 PC. SIE
WREICB SET
A97 ~ #175-14
llo.toitM ..... YOU'U...-f«JOWftto
bit I*· from ti:' toa IMfty l ~··.
TORRAllCE
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9 lo 12
MURRAY
BICYCLES
MEI'S 26" MOlfTERE1
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6977
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20" RED BMI r;
MURRA y BrK I
5977_,,!
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brake, In flamboyant Blue flnl1h
only.
SCREEN DOORS
TIE IELLFLOWEB
Milltlnlahalumlnum. with aUentd:>1
and ail hardware. 30". 32·· or 38".
TIE UITI Ill
The extrvucka ~t you a nicer door
with the aame atuJf. Beige or whJ•. 10
32"or$". ..
COLUJllll llOllECUIU I
SECUJUTY SCBEEI -
A tough cookie. wltb
becnyframe. 9 7' deadbolt. tam~c._
proof bingH. Golc:I" or
.Unr flnlab, 30". 32"
or36".
CAL CLIPPER
GAS MOWERS
ECUOLUIE 21" CUT
#27200
U''CUT
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get a gutaler S.5 llP englne. . \,~
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19977
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poetlU.lelect..A..C•t.eat t.
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ln1tall lt yourMlf with houMbold tool1 or hCJ'9• our pro1
dolt. Either way you get quiet lube-free operatlon.
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TUB EICLOSURE
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3997
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MEDICDIE CABDIET
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eatlD aluminum finlab frame. Flt• 1tandard 1697
10" opening.
1277
DUIWJTE OUTDOOR
FURIRTURE
FOLDllli WEBBED
SAID CUIR
Multl-colored 5 x 3 x 3 wide
webbing. {The flnt alga of Spring
l1 cm ad for outdoor furultwe.)
6 88
#5120
#Pll26-SP-S
RHerelble for leftlH or
rigbtlH. wltb adju1table
gla111hW.1and
tootbbrul!bolder. StalnlH1
1IH1. flt1 14" x 24" x 3" openlng.
DELUIE
FOLDDHi
81-UCK
SUD CBAIR
1988
#5774
SUISBllE SERIES
STRIP F1JRJflTURE
Weather re1l1tant Ylayl coated
polye1ter duck. (Which mans
really lou1y duck eoup.)
l v." furnlture grade alumJaum
tublng. bJ-lu1tre heaTy gau9• PVC
•traps lD Ycmilla with brown
acc:eat1.
ROYAL CRElnDIS
4-DRIWER CHEST
3788
#3904
Royal Mocha fl~l1b. 15 x 22•;. x 36H. K.D.
(Doe1 Shorty hGYe any lepr-.c:haun1 la hl1
family tr"? S.. page 43.)
rm: llCB CUSTOM ~DISTILLED Riii GUHER ~~~~-, Dllt • nn smt
L£SS TUI I• M .
51 n .1111.
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I 7 7 Lll.n
Get yow gutter lD white or brown
enameled alu.m.lnum. Down1pout1 extra.
price• an for normal r.sldentlal
lnstallatJon. what...-.r that meana.
1·2577 #7541
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RUST-OLEUM
SPRAY PAllfT --i 2 39
13 oz.
YOU already know lt llOJ>I Nit. but thl1
1tuf1 aleo protect• wood. metal and
maaomy agalast wind, water cmd fume1.
ELMER'S PROFESSIOllL
CARPEITER'S WOOD FILLER
40Z.67t
soz.97t
Gl ... a natura.i color bond to wood, metal '
and wallbomd that you can 1<1J1d or drill.
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ELLWOOD
4 PC.
PAnD
SET
WITH PADS
9777
8797
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DOIL •UUEB I 5 988 DELUXE l l TUUL
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BIG APPROX. 462 aq. ln. grill. Ut•A-Matlc.
utility table. redwood 1lde table.
IDON. 32.000 BTU' •.
18988
#3473
' All the 9ood 1tuf1 like Fuel Sentry.
full-.ue wladow. redwood 1lde
tablH and more. 40.000 BTU'1.
ROSES
2 19
GAL.
Bud cmd bloom roMI for your D09H. Stop for a
moment 01 you'r. rush lag to work and get a
moutful.
-ELLWOOD 6 n.
PICllC TOLE YOUR CHOICE
3777
Redwood 1tcrta..d. (WC11D't tu rich ktd on "Doble
QUU1" a.aa.d Ellwood p. Worthington mt I WGI
upa11Qlgbttryf.Qg toN1Mtaber.)
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& GAL.
OREGON SPLIT-KWIK FIREWOOD
SP Lift ER
21 97
#25870
Cuti tlmber up to 24" Long down to
fireplace 11.ae wlth a 1mack oa the
wedge from a 1ledgebammer.
5 PC. DUIWIGO
DllEllE SET •••• Nlce place to grab 1ome eat1. wltb 38 x 48
table and 4 fawn colored upbol1tered
chalre.
7 PC. 8GllmL DllEI IE SET 128aa
ROPER WHITE
UTILm CABlll'T
4997
#8665
Put 11 up agaJnlt the garage wall for tool 1tora9e.
Ea1ytoputtogether. 2t"x 12" x63"H.
ILLTRIDE
3Yi" BEICB YISE
4 95
#305V3.5
No work.bop 1hould be without one. (I gaH
up mo1t of my YlcH , but I'm 1tlll a
puaahollc.)
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1. And lt' 1 pretty trk
to pull a 1parkplug
with a drum1Uck
Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT!Thurlday, March 17, 108)
Bank chief
Donald L. Solsby has
been named president
and chief executive
officer of Pacific
National Bank,
Newport Beach.
Erin go bragh, we really are Irish
America leads other nations with products being made in Ire land
By JACKIE HYMAN
SANTA MONICA (AP) -From
Lawry'• M"xlcan food product. to Apple
computera, more and more Amt1rlcan
producll a~ being made ln lreland, 6llld
that country'• new m.inl.lt.er for lndu.ttry
and energy uy1 he expecll to announce
tour new lnvt"lltora thi• week.
J ohn Bruton. who la on a tour ot the
West COii.it, wu to have signed four nl'w
high-technology companies, primarily In
the com puter field, by today -St.
Patrick's Day.
"We've been lucky in that we've been
able to get a wide range of flnna" w
Invest In Ireland, aald Bruton, who ia
making hla first visit to the United
States He is part of the coalition
government of Garrett FltzGerald,
elected prime mlniater of the Republic of
lreland in December.
Bruton , whose Itinerary Includes
San Diego. Sacramento, San Franc:laco
and Seattle aA well as the Loe Angeles
•r•a, wu Interviewed at tht• Santi.
Monica offlct• o f the lndu1trlal
Devel<>pment Authority of Ireland. a
aiovenunent ai"ncy whl.ch hl' ovt1"""9
CounU1el lncludlna ~rmany, Japan
and Great Britain allo tnvMt ln Ireland,
but Bruton noted, "We 11eo th&t the U.S
11 gulna to load' the et--unomic recovery
which haa been IO Iona awaited " He
uld unpubliahed data lndlca~ "that the
recovery la now under way."
ln addition to meetlna with potential
lnve1tor1, Bruton said he la studying
California'• public hearlna proce1ae1,
which allow more public comment on
legislative .matters than la cur rently
provided for In Ireland. and la meeting
with venture capltallall with an eye to
developing a 1yatem for encouraging
Irllh'-'nvestora to build up Indigenous
flnne.
In the past two decades, lreland has
been able to attract more than 350 U.S .
oomparues, including more than 60 from
the Wnt Coci.at, through a combination
of low IJi)(H, capital aranll and loan
auarantee1, and tho eatabllahment of
t«hnolosy oriented lnatltui. of hlJht'r
education for 1t1 u nu1ually young
• populace. More than half the populaUon
la under 23 yean old.
~ a re-t1ult , more and more American
<.'<>mpanlet au•e Htabllahing planll t~re
to serve the European market American
products manufactured In Ireland
include health care It.ems, computers,
1oftware, Mexican food product•.
apparel, pharmaceutical• and
enSfneerlna and mduatrlal componenll.
AJrno.t one new U.S . plant haa opened
In Ireland every week over the put two
years, and about half the U.S . firms
inveatlng In new European fac1lltlea
choose Ireland, IDA statiAtlcs aay.
The country needs foreign investment
to help It over come matching
unemployment and mflatlon rates of 12
percent, plUB a serlou. bu et deficit,
Bruton .. Id, addlna that the aovenunent
it careful to attract only flnnl It .... u
economJcally vi.able.
"We have a p,..tty ~ood record," Mid
Brulon, not.1n1 that Ireland hat larply
been able to avoid 1uch fialoc» u the
recent collapee of the ~ Lorean Motor
Co. In Northern Ireland.
"I think we hive tended to 10 tor
th09e aectora of the market where the
growth la evident," he aaid, noUn& that
automobile fl.rm.I have not been aought
becauae of a low growth rate.
Althouah the empha1l1 on Haht
Industry hu avoided wldupread
pollution problema, Bruton 1ald, the
large amount of American lnvestment
hu had an lmpKt on biah culture.
"There'• a big interest ln'-Amerlcan food
and the c ultures auoclated with
American and Mexican food," he said.
"It's in a sen.ae Uke the Irish pub In
America; people are trying to recttate
the American Image."
Reagan's 'tax cap' draws wid.e protest ·
By SYLVIA PORTER
A great wave of disapproval LS
mounting against President
Re agan's
proposal to
tax
employees on
health
insurance
premi ums
paid by
employers
over and
above a stated
amount.
Th e program , th e
administration claims, is designed
to help hold down health costs.
But despite ita surface appeal,
opposition already haa been
expressed by so diverse a
mixture of forces as the
AFL-CIO, the Blue Cross and
Blue Shield Association, the
Chamber of Commerce and the
National Cou n cil of Sen ior
Citizens.
·~ax Cap" was th~ name given
to the program when Reagan
1rullally tested the reaction In h is
budget message, then followed
through with a formal proposal
to Congress.
Whatever it is called, it's really
a new back-door tax on workers.
It would force workers to pay
income tax on health insurance
premiums provided by their
employers over $175 a month for
families and $70 a month for
singles.
lf approved by Congress. the
"cap" would bring m an extra
$2.3 billion in federal revenues
next year and more than three
times that total by 1987.
But White House spokesmen
deny that the intent is to raise
funds to reduce the federal
deficit. Robert J. Rubin, assistant
secretary of Health and H uman
Services, says, in fact, that the
impact of the tax cap on the
deficit le "irrelevant to our
concerns."
The cap wou ld hold down
Self-ell1ployed seen
loser in tax fight
The president of the ::>mau
Business Service Bureau, Inc., a
national organization for small
business, says the self-employed
have lost a battle for fa1 r
treatment.
Francis R. Carroll, who heads
the organiz.ation, said a recently
approved U.S. House Social
Security ba i l -out bill will
increase the tax for self·
employed from 9.35 percent to 14
pen:ent beginning next JIU'l. 1 -
a percent hike.
n dollars, he said, that
tes to between $400 and
$600 a year for each aelf-
em p I oyed, partner in a
partnership, shareh olders and
Subchapter S corporations.
Carroll said the bill will affect
about 12.7 million people, and
more than $18 billion will be
raised over the next six years as a
result of the legislation.
The small bus iness
organization has been fighting
Social Security tax increues for
five years. Carroll said the
approval, "is another example of
the government's disregard for
the w elfare of the small business
community.''
Doll Show
Sole and free info.
clinic this Sot. & Sun.,
Mor. 19 & 20.
Collect0<s & antique
dealers present unuwal
dolls, accessories and
houses. Huntington
Ctrnter Moll, ~5 Fwy.
& Beach Blvd., H.8 .
health care costa, according to
Martin S . Feldstein, oouncil of
economic advisers chairman,
because:
-If workers must pay a tax
on the value of the upper portion
of health insurance premiums
paid on their behalf, they will
stop pushing for better and more
complete coverage.
-Instead, they will be content
with plans that offer less
coverage and require more out-
o f -pocket cost-sharing by
workers.
-That cost-s haring
requirement, Feldstein reasons,
also wiU oompel workers to cut
down on their use of services and
encourage them to shop around
for cheaper care.
But if the tax cap did
e n courage employers and
employees to agree to scale back
health ln.sura.nce pl.ans. points out
Be r nard R . Tresnowsk i,
president of the Blue Croes and
Blue Shield Association. the
benefita that have been moat
helpful in lowering health care
costa would be the first to go:
preventive care, outpatient
services, home health care.
When premiums and other
out-of-pocket costs are a
consideration, employees tend to
give up coverage for outpatient
care and preventive ser vices
rather than face any reduction in
their protection against
expensive hospitalization. U this
ii the result of the tax cap, the
use of high-coat inpatient
services w i ll increase,
Tresnowakl says. ·
The 1mpact could be
particularly acute on older
worken, because they need more
services and higher premiuma
are paid on their behalf. The
prop<JM!d cap could increase their
tax.able income by as much as
$1,500 to $3,000.
The entir e program is in
defiance ot a basic principle of
health maurance -the principle
of spreading the coet of illness
among the sick and healthy alike.
Younger, healthier employees
would joan the low-cost plans
while those with heavy health
care needs would join the more
com prehensive plans. In the
words of Bert Seidman of the
AFL-CIO, "This proposal would
tum back the clock on decades of
progress in winning
comprehensive health care."
As for t he assumption that
consumers would shop around,
"Physicians, faced with a patient
whose ins urance covers only
hospital care, will be more likely
to have the peC90n admitted for
more expensiv~treatment,"
Seidman said.
Converse Murdoch , vice
president of the Small Bus.lness
Council of Amenca, sums it up
with the comment:
"For the average worker, it
will seem a cruel hoax to be told
for two years that his income tax
burden i• going to be reduced
substantially in 1983, only to
learn that his Social Security
taxes will increase and he will
have to bear an additional tax
simply because a plan maintained
Cor years by hi.a employer falls
outside some arbitrary limits
decreed by federal law."
P.S .: Mr. preaident, forget 1t.
Fast.
("Sylvia Porter's New Monev
Book for the 80s," I, 328 pages of
down-~ advice on peraona.1
money management, is now
available through her column.
Send $9.95 plus $1 f or mailing
and handling ro "Sylvia Porter 's
New M oney Book for the 80s," in
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Mileage deterniines
airline ticket cost
By The A11oclated Pre11
It may pay to have a mileage chart on hand the next time you
want to buy an airline ticket.
How far you're flying could be the key to how much you'll pay
if a new idea in ticket pricing catches on.
The new idea comes from American Airlines, which announced
this week it was revamping Its fare structure beginning April 2.
There will be four basic fares and all except first cliss will be based
on mileage.
Some fares will be lower than they are now; others will be
higher. To figure out whether you'll save money, you'll have to know
how far you're going. You -or your travel agent -also will have to
keep track of the latest offers and conditiol'IB on each airline.
Representatives of other airlines said they were waiting to see
what would happen. But they expreaed doubt about the success of a
fixed-rate system in today's highly competitive market where fares
are almost as numerous as flights and prices seem to change more
often than achedulea.
Here's how the American plan will work:
There will be four fares -first class, coach. off-peak and Super
Saver.
First class tares remain the same.
The basic coach fare will be determined on a sliding acale. The
nunimum charge will be 15 cents a mile for flights over 2,500 miles;
the maximum will be 53 cents a mile for flights under 250 miles.
Off-peak fares -the exact hours vary from pl.ace to pl.ace -will
cost 25 percent less. The re will be no advance-purchase or
minimum-stay requirements and you don't have to buy a round-tnp
ticket. To figure the price, sunply take the distance you're traveling,
multiply by the cents-per-mile figure for coach and subtract one-
fourth.
Super Saver fares -for round-trip travel only -are baaed on
a different mileage plan and will cost about 50 pen:ent less than
regular coach. You have to buy your ticket seven days In advance and
stay at your destination at Lea.st seven days and no more than 14 days.
The prices of Super Savers will raJlie _from $199 for flights of less
than 500 miles one way to $399 for flights of more than 2,000 miles
one way.
The cheapest round-trip transcontinental flight, therefore, will
be $399. The cheapest round-trip coaat-t.o-<x>est flight ia now $198.
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ol ll11rol1111n~ Olr101or. Co111 ~ t2U7 0 .,., lllt1H n1>1ro1r. 11111 Nowpof1 H.,llOr AlllO laeelnO
Oomm11nll11' Oollego Dlel. 1370 Don1ld " W11d, 111 1(1,,gl PH O Doi lur, loutll Laouno, I .-1nlll Int (1 C1111ornla ~ Colll .._. t2ttt. , .... , Hewl)Of1 IMGll, Oattlorl\la Cfollfotllla t2t77 CIOfPofellon), Mt 'W 11th. Co.to '"0JICT IOINTl,IOAJION IHeO Moel Oe 92127
NAMI; Ololttot Offtioo -L .... of Blllllfl 0 Wiid. 110 Klngt inJi:i:t._.. ooncl\lol.cl by on MIOhMI o.,land, ... w 18th,
TtmpOrll'f PIClllUM -Bid II 1110. ~ N-pon lffotl, ColttONilo Qaiy Pltm.tbatger yotlll MeM. Ca. tat27
llLAOI llLAHS Afll OH Pill: •"""' "-...., • W·-' '\ Thlt 111._1 -lhd Wiit! Ull Perr'f Uro,,1. Ht W 11th,
Ofll09 d °"°'°'· PllWialil Pacllttll ""',_., " .. v County Cioni of OfMOO Cou,,~ Oii eo.c. .._, CL '"27 llltnnlnQ, Troller "•olllly, 1170 TllM 1111-1 wu lli.d wl1h the Mer!lfl 1, tit) Tllll buelllOll le OOftcluc11.c1 DY • A4Mlo. OoOf A°' I , Colle.._ County Clof1I of Ofonoe County on 1111'9 Olf*al ~ ~~ ~f~~ OIWH thll Mord! 1• IN3 f'l1~ jl>ubllolled 0 fl,,I• Coul 0 111., ~~o:ws IM~ SdlOOI oi.tr1ot of Publlth.O Orono• Co111 0111., l'llol. Mor~ 10• tr. 14• 31• 1* ~~ .. 1ne
Of91\00 County, California. IGtlng Pllol. Morell 10, t1, 24, s1. 1913 tf41_., 1y "' ~·
b)I end tl'ltOUQll It• Governing 1U&-t3 Tlll9 tl•l-1 -llllld wuh IM Boetd, llerelnaft• rofwred to 11 P\RJC NOTIC£ County OWrtl of OtllllOt County on
"otSTAtcr·. w111 r......_ 11p to. but TIC( ,ic---·--•• MA1e11 ... ,oM. "01 later then Iha lbOVO•llatod flt8.IC N0 NAiileTAftMi'NT Pl11'f7
tllM, MIMd bldt tor IM -d of• PICTITtOOa ttU .... aa The tollowlng POf9Mt .,. doing Publlthed Orange Cootl Dolly ~"-:,::: ~ ~ NAMI ITATR•NT t>utlnw M . l'llOt MM'Ch 10. IT, 24. 31. :m l3
ldontlflod obovo. ond •heh b• Tho following pouon It doing J N J CA"Pt!T CA"E, n<> .
opened end~,_, 9lollO •t t>ualW-,J~ AUTOMOTIVE. (Ill ASA ~c:..~ ~ Hunt1ng(ot1 Pt&.JC f«)TIC( l~oelno~:.., OASHCOVEA. (C) ASA AUTO Joteph , A•ff•rty 210 PlCTTTIOUa IUllMlaa
tor MOii ... °' bid documonlt to BODY. (di ASA Olelllbul~ 176 W. Chicago A--. No 7, Hunlil\Qtotl .... ITATIMINT guorentH their return In good 18th Stroot, Cotlt ,,._., •lilornl• BMch, Calltornle 92fMt Tho following poreon 11 doing
condltlOn wtthln dlyt 1ft1t the 92$2T J-Arthur MoCorthy, 2818 bullnHt u · bid OPOf'llng date. John Scott Nylander. I HI Englond Street, No~7 111\QIOfl WEEK 8 INSURA N CE EeOh bid muot COlllOf'm and bl Ch1c1go, Hur11l11g1on BeeQh, Baooh, CoMlornlo 12 Sl!AVICES, 17401 lrvlno Blvd., Suite
ro1pontlvo 10 tho cont root Cotlfoml• 9264' Thlt bull/IMI II uctOCI by• I., Tuotll'I, CA 92ee0. ~It. Thie bullnn• It conducted by on gonorll par1nor'lhip. OAR Y w WEE K 8 , 3 4 4 4
Eaoh blcldor ...... aibmll, on tho lndMduOI JWMt MoCert1"f Lupine. eo.1 • ..,._, 92028
form fumlt~ with tho controct Jotln S Nylondet Thlt atat-t WU llled with Iha tlll9 l>utl,_ It c:ondllc10CI by an ~II, 1 llet of tho propoood Ft10 1Cl2 CO<Hlty Clent of Orange County on lndMdual tubcontractors on thl9 prOjeat u Publ11ned Orange Co111 O•lly Jonu1ty 24 lNS Oaty w. Wookt
required by the Subletting end P1101, Feb 24 Mor 3, 10 11, tee3 ' ,._tl7 Thlt ''"-' ,... lllod with Iha
Subc:ontrlc:ltng Fw Praatloal Act. lod'-83 Pulllltlled Ot1nge Cotti Dolly County Clerk Of Ortl>QO CoutHy on ~ ~.s.ooei.4:::-Sooq P\8.IC NOTICE P1101, F•b 24. Mor. 3. 10. 1r011:_~ Fib 111. 19113. Fttctm
Tho DISTRICT 11 .. obtllOod from PICTrTIOUa Ml ... ll Publl1hed Orengo Coott Dolly
tho Dncrtor of the Depor1menl of NAiii aTATl•NT P\111.IC NOTICE Piiot, Feb. 24, Morch 3, 10, 17, 1943
lndut trlol flolollont \Ill oonorol Thi IOUowtno '*"°"' .,0 dOll\Q FICTmOUI IU9Mal 922..el prevtllllng rel• °' POf Cllom waooo In butl,_ u · tho looallty In wtllch Ihle wor1t 1• to VANGUARD PAATNER8, LTD. ..... ITAnmNT "8.IC ..,~
bo performed tor aeef'I orafl fit ~ PARTNERSHIP XVI. 11111 e>o.... Dr~ The tOllOwlng PO<tont are doing '1CT1TIOU• .,.._ ..
of WOl'ttlt r.odod to OXOQUIO Suite 15 Newport Beech CA ~ ~SOCIATES, 3842 San NAiii! •TAftmNT oonVw::t. Suefl rat• -ao folloln. 92883 ' · " Wege r.,.. ore on Ille In tho ROBERT 0 SMITH, 881 e>o.... Jo•quln Avenue, lo• Al•mllot. ~ ~ ~ .,, cSolr>O ~ ofC.Dlfectorl. ~ Facllltloo
92863
.._. Suite IS . .._...,.... S--h. c• Cafttomlo 90720 n.ung "' ·~-,...... • ---, "" Mork Horntloln, 3042 Son FAST · F 0 T 0 , 1 0 e 1111
Thi foregoing achldulo of per RAYMOND W OoMOTT 881 Jo•quln A•enua, lot Alomllot. Woetmlnttor Ave., Garder! Grow,
diem ••1111 11 bHed upon • Dover Of Suitt 1~ Newport eMoti C.11!~1~1~!.°1:2~. Horn•t•ln, 3642 CA.= Fomlly Tru1t. 2701 S . WOf'klng d9)' ol liglll (8) llout'I. The CA 92e63 ' ' C .,..,,7,. • rile tor t'IOliday llld _.11119 worll VANGUARD INVESTMENT Son Joaquin Avenue, L01 Al111T1lt09. Olomond, Senti Ant. A. u -tflall be ot looot tlrne and one-halt. CO California 90720 (J-R. IMnl & Pall! P. lrvlrw,
It lhall be mandllory upon the RP .. • Cllllornto corpor•tlon, This bull-11 conducild by • tNtt-l
CONTRACTOR to whom tho 11111 OoYe< Of • Suite 15• NOwpor1 generlll partnlt'thtp. J-R. lrvtnl, Trull• Beocn. CA 92663 •• .... ~ TNo tlol-t WU tllod with the oontract It~. llld upon ony Thls bu~ It conducted Oy 1 "'°"' nOfnal-· aibconlractor Uf\dor him, to poy not llrn/tld PlflnltlhiP Tllll 1111.,,.,,1 was tllod wttn lhl County CWtl Of OrMOe County on
.... than tho Mid~ rel• to Vongutrd ln~Htmenl County Clltl< ol Or~ County Oh Fob II, 19113. all wontltt ~ by them In t11o Corp February 18, 19113 ,_
ulCMlon of thl contf9Gt. Robin 0 Smith, Pr•. '210110 Publl•ll•d Or•n,1 Co111 Dolly
No bWer may wttlldr-Ille bid Thlt ttatoment wu na..t w1111 lllo Publlahed Orono• Coaat Dolly Piiot, M.,ch 3. 10. 7, 24, 1983.
tor o period of forty-ftW (4&) d_,. County Clel'k of Orengo County on PllOt. Fib 2o4, Mar 3, 10. 17. 19113 1101"'3
=tho date Ml for Iha oponl"O of Flbruory 28, 1983 , '210'71I 954<83 PtalC NOTIC(
No poymant bond°' pertormonco Published Orange Co1t1 Dolly "8.IC NOTICE ACT1T'tOUl IUleNll8 ~ ~ 4690 of 1119 llol. March 3. 10, 17, 24. 19113 PK:nnoua .,..... NAME •TA1WMINT
Oov.1W1Mtt Co0e of 1119 Stile ot '104-83 N.Am ITArn.NT The IOltowtng POf90lll 11'1 doing
Calfoml&. tho con1tact wll oontaln "8JC NQTIC( Tllo follc>wW1G POf90nl -cSolr>g ~·~;ARO PARTNERS. l TD. ptO~lt peimttttog IN~ ~ :"i ER N B US I HESS PARTNERSHIP X\111, 8111 e>o.... Or., bidder to tubolltuto MCUl1tloo tor F1CTIT10Ua ., .... a Suite 15, Newport Bo•ch, CA lf't'I moneys wtlhlloid by tho Olo1rlc1 MAm aTATnmlfT SERVICE CO. 2290H Vie Puerto. 12943. :,,=ro pertormonce under Iha Tllo IOllowlng ponoM or• doing ~~ ::.~·,;,~ .. 112853• o ROBERT 0. SMITH, 881 Oovot
· Govern""' Board u Vlrglnl• J . & George F. Dr· Suite 115, Newport Buch. CA
"'V VANGUARD PARTNERS. l TO c n t Inc 92063 Normone!.::'f'~ ARTNERSHtP XVIII, 881 Dover r~buatne. It conduc10CI by 1 .__ f\AYMOND W, OoMOTT. 881
Publlth.0 Or•n,.. Co111 0 •11" · Sulle l5, Newport Beach. Ca oorporotlorl uovwr Or., Sulte t5, Nftpof1 BNch, .-' 2943 Crotloo CA 928&3. Piiot. Morch lO, 17• 1983 Robert O Smllh, 881 Dover ~· t, VANQUARO INVESTMENT 12483 , Suite 15. NOwpor1 a.en. Ce Thia stal.,._..t -tllOCI wttll lho CORP., • C1lllorn11 corpor•tlon. ------------:2.0G:J County Cloc:tl of Ofllfl09 County on 881 Oo-4r Of . &Mt• 15, N9wpOf1 rtaJC NOTICE Roymond W OoMott. 8111 Fob 23 1993 6-f>, CA aate3.
over Drive. Sul!o 15, Newpott -"-CoYIMQTON Tiiie bu"'-I• conducted by • ... ,....,
NOTICI a. "*-IC a.AU
"" NRSOMA1. ll'IK>f'EfTY Notlc:o la hereby given thll
punulf!t to a«:tloll 1Ge8 ot tho CM!
Code , Stoll ol Calllornlo, the
undlt'llQnOCI will Mil II publlc to6o
by cornp911ttve bidding on Iha 15th
«My of Moron, 1983, at 3.46 o'cloc*
P M.. on the promlaN whore told
pr09orl'f hot been atorod. •nd wNc:h lo lomtad 111 Putlllc Sl0t1Qe,
Inc;., 2099 .,._Ill In Ille ""Y 01
Co•I• Mota, Counl'f ol O~ongo,
State Of ~ the •llet>donecl
g ood•. chottolt or pertonol property deec:l'U)IO below. I,, tno mott.,. ot:
Rober1 L Borrell -2 b.O Irmo, 5 cttr1. ctlMt. 2 tninka, tkl
boot&, eultc:Me.
Dalo Bemodou -2 rolrlg, 2
moll, cneet. ootteo tbl. couotl. 10
bXI mile. Paul Moet1e -lrucll. hOOd,
lendlf, a.Ito ports. Uonltd R. Morgan -a-,
Cit plttJ.
Sam GIOdlch -~ cutter,
truck bumper. mufflort, lumber,
VllOWm. 4 alumlnum rime, 14 boa
ml1c ltomt, 2 •c:otellno tankt,
w1111of, 10 frmt , Jock, hydreulte
lade. Jerr'f G Thoma• -radio,
mllllbx 1prng, 2 couchot, 1bl,
CflMt, 4 bxa ""9c. Greta ScllralOor -TV, lbl,
picture, c:n.t. toy. chr. end tbl, 22
bu mloc.
Aobort HI• -5 deokl, 5 CllrJ,
ladder. Ille cob. 75 bxo mlK
Oweyno Wormut -t11teo Ill.
tool bx, "'-· golf dubt.
Wllllam A. Fowllf -matt. 2 bx
oprng.•. boollcaM, ..,,_ r.c:tl. 11,
dratl brd. 14 bH mlac Ite m•.
plct\.nl. dotNng. ....
Leo J Fleming -ocotylono
919. c:uttlt •. ml "'"'*· tn/rm, ndnQ lbl. puncNng oag, 11 bxa m1oc
11-. Yvon Emond -mocMI llhlp. t 7
bxa"*<:lt-.
S teve l. Zlmmorm•n -
Or-/mlm>r, and tbl. hlmpor, 7 bD, CUINOn, pjetUf9I.
Weyno Fehtbec:h -COUCh Inn,
"'-. b• epmg. rnott. plct\no. ftlO cell. tbt. eah t,..,. ~. 5 bu mlec.,,.,
Undlorcl ,_._ the right to Old
It tM ..... Purch._ m111t be
FMdo with cootl only and pel<I tor II
tM tlml Of purc:haM. ,.,. purctlMOd
goodl -IOld .... and """' be romovod .. tho tlml of pufdlaol. a.. aiO,lact to prior C8nClllatlOft In tho _, of oettlemonl .,.,_
tondlont end~ potty. ~ .,.... tOttl a 11m 6aly of Merc:fl. t983.
PutlllC! 8torlge. lnC
L.lndlcwd
Publlthed 0fl"119 Cout Dolly
. C.. 92oe3 ~" '_, Nmltod por'tnonhip.
( &KAM.MC. . Vanguard lnvootment Corp. • """"'°" .. "--V1ngu1rd ln11Htmen1 corpor•tlorl), ea 1 ...._.., Lia....., ...... Corp
Ml, Suite HI, NOwpor1 Beach.. CL MOO N.. H#tMw l••afff'CI Robert 0. Smith. PrN
2e63 .. 0 .. HOO fhl9 ····-· WU flied '#Ith Iha This ~ lo conduetld by • ~ Cailh rftle -...,. County Clerk of Orengo CounlY ot1
OC1 partnenhlp P't1Cllt1 Flbruory 28. 19113 ~~¥~~T CORP ~b~:;' 3°~~n,; i:9f~•lty Publltllod Orono• co:J''f::Y
Robor1 0 Smith . ' • • • 11()().83 Piiot. Marcfl 3. 10. 17 24. 1983
~t 1103--83
Thill ata'-11 WU ftloel wi1h lhe PUBUC NOT1CC
ty Cllttc of Oronge County on •------------Nil.IC NOTIC£ orc:h 4. 1"3 PICTmOUa llU ... H NAm aTATDmNT YOU ARIE .. DDAUU ~A
Tho lollowlng poroon 11 doing o.D Of' TllUaT DATSO llAIM:H
hutlneee u · •. 1HO. UNLe•I YOU TAlltll
F211122
Publllhed Or1no• CoHI Dolly
Piiot Mwcil 10, 17. 24, 31. 1983. {116-& 0. BEACH COMPANY. 2214 S. ACTION TO ,ROTllCT YOU"
------------IRoaawood Avenue, Son to Ano, "'°""'1V, rr MAY .. 90lJ> AT A
Celltorl'llll 92707 llUMJC 9AIJL If YOU MOO AN Oonl•I earl 811ch, 2214 s flPLUfATIOM cw TMI NATU919 P\111.IC NOTICE
W.ol1t0 RotHrOOd Avonua. Senti Ano, Of' Tltf ....OC:lllOINO AOAINaT DV'~NT Of' Collfomlo 92707 YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
~ATION Thie ~ lo c:onduetld by an LAWYDl.
NOTICE TO CONTRAC'Totta lndMcNal N011Ca Of' TMISTIFI HU
Soolod propo1111 tor tho work Oanlll E. a..ch T.._ .... m21
11\own on the plaM ontltlod. T1* •t•t-t wu nlod with the ~TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tl\at
• TAT IE 0, c AL,, 0" NI A; County Cleric Of Orongo County on on w.cinoao..,, Mlf'Ch 30, 11113, at
D I! .. A " T Iii ll N T 0 P Fobruar; 18, 19e3. 1:00 o·c1oc11 o.m. of Miid doy, In lhe T"ANaf*ORTATION; ll"OJIECT F2101U room HI otldo tor conduoUng
~ '°" COMSTMK:TION OM Publlthod Orongo Coott Dally Trueteo·1 Salee. wttNn the omc.& OI ITATIE HIGHWAY IN ORANGE Piiot Feel. 24 Mor. 3, 10, 17, 1983 REAL EST A TE SECURITIES
COUNTY ... AM) dA.R coaTA • ' 100&-el SERVICE. locot.cl •• 2020 North •a.A. UNTA AMA, T\19T1N Nl6> Broodfty, Suite 208, In tno City of
OflAMQE P"°'9I "OU'TIE .. TO Cl2 PtllJC NOTJC( Santo Ana. County of 0rllfl09, Stoto
liA.t! MO«nf CW DYP 9'0AD AMO ol C olllornlo, 8ENEF'ICIAL l'ROel 11.2 1iM.E ~ Of' 1T1lt STATW fW A•AIDDID IEWT MANAGEMENT CORPOAAno.. OF
aTMET TO OA ~ NORTH Of' °" '* °" AMEAICA. • 0.-e corpormtion. C"APMAN AVllNUll •Ill be '1Cnnoue ...... MAim 1t duty oppolnted Tniotoo under received al 1no Oopor1ment 01 Tho tollowlng poreont hev• and pureuant 10 tho pClWOf of oall
Tr1neport1t1on, 120 South Spring oblndonod Ille -Ol 1111 tlc:lltloul QOnf1tred In lhll C«taln Oood ot
Stroot. Room 1000, Loa Angotet. ~ ~ Trutl oucutod by ROBERT R. Colllornll 10012, unlll 2 o'cloc~ WBW ENTERPRISES, 1110e1 RACITI end CAROLYN l AACrTI,
pm. on M.,c:n 24 1983. at wllk:h Flteh Avenue, lrvlne, C11Uornl1 HUM>ond and Wife, r-dod Mord!
lime they will be c>ublk:ty oc>OtlOCI '2714 to, 1MO. In Book t3627 of Otflc:lol end reed In Room 2 et Mid oddr-Tho Flc:lltlout BualMH Nome Aacofde ot u1c1 Count)'. ot pege
Gonortl wo rk de1crlpt1on· fllerred to •bove ••• lllod In 1141. Rec:or«Mt't l,,ttnH!llt'll No.
Con c: rot o b • rr Io re t o b o Orange County on .July II. 1N 1. 1505. by r-n ol a brooc:h or CONtructecl w ARM 1 N 0 T 0 H • e u Tl I! A dltallll In peYf'*'I °' pei» n•ioe
Bide -requited for tn. entire V E N T U " f I , I Ca 11 I o r n I • of IN ob11gat1on1 _. .,...,,,, wortt deacrlll.cl nereln 001por11tlo11, 17100 Ollot\o, 1MM. Including that bfMCih or def1ult,
Plane. •P•clllc1t1on1, a nd c.lltornle 92114 Nolle• ot which WH recorded propo11I formt lor bidding thlt THI.. 8UO WAAMINOTO N November 19, 1"2, 11 ~t
projoc:1 con only be obt•lned el tno COAPOflATION. o C11lllornl11 lnatrumlt'll HO. 12·408751, WILL Dop1,tmen1 ol Tr•n1por11t1on. oorpotllllon. 17100 Ollono. IMnl, SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
p._ ond Bid Oocurnon11. Room Celtomlo 92114 HIGHEST l lOOEA FOR CAS H,
39. Tren~otlon Buldtng. 1120 H Thi Bud Wormington lewfUI money ol tho United Stataa,
Street. P 0 Box 1411, Sacramento, Corporotlon or 1 euhlot'a cMdl drewn on • c o 11 1orn11 9 & e O 7 Ip non o lldwwd 0 . W~on. ltlte or rwUonll bani<, 1 11.a. or
91&-«5-3325). end moy be _, et Pr9lldlnt fodltal orlelll union. or • ...-or
IN ll:IOYO ofllee end at tho °""* Thia lllAIMrMnl -lllod wflfl tho r.dlt .. Wo11ng9 and IOel\ ~ 0 I l ha 0It1 r I c I 0 Ir. c I 0 r. 0' County Cler1l ol Or1ll'IO' County on domlcllod In ,,,.. t1atl, .. ~ ••
Tranoportllloll at loo Angoloe, Sen ~ 7, 1"3. 1111 time of ..... II rlgttt, tllta and
Frand9CO, and tho dlwtnc:t In wllk:h A H 0 D 8 • , IC 8 N D A L L I lntoroo1 hold by It, u TN•t•, In
1119 worl< It tltu•lod KAI •llrTOM th•I IHI prol)«ty tlh11ta In Hid The t U<lC:Htlul bidder 111111 A,,., d 111111 L.w C... County and Stall. do1crlb1d It
furnlth • p1ym1nl bond •nd • U. _, .., ............. * ~:
perlotmatlCO bond jl>.0. ._ 1:117 PAACEL 1· Tllo Southwotlorty
T 11 e O 1 p 1 r t m en I o I ....,.,. ....... CA II I I _., OM-half of LOt 9 In 8toctc "A" of
Tranaporutlon hereby notlfloel all r-. Harper Troct. M POf mac> r~
1>ldder1 thot II wlll 1fl1rmallv9ty P\ll>llllhed Orenge eo.at Ollt'f In 8ook 11. Pogo 27 of .. ...__
inlur'I that In any oontrlc:I MIM«I Not, Mlfdt IO, 17. 2•, 31, 1aa ..... In tho 01t1o1 of tho County
Into l)Ut9U&IM IO Ihle .,_,ININnt, t2S1-13 "80ofd0f of o.icl County
Plot, Mwdl 10, 17. 1883 inlnor1'y ~ ..,, ...... wtl bo .. AACEl 2: Tllo Nor1heall1tty
t 1314 afforded lull ociportll"lty to tubmlt PtllJC Nl)TIC( _.....,of L.ot 8 In 8loc* "A" of tho
------------bld9 In roaponoo to thll lnvtWllOn Herpar Tract, 11 per 1'18'1 -doel fUlJC llOl1C( •nd wlll not bo dllc:rl!nlnllod In 8ook 11. Pego 27 ol M..,....,_ •o•ln11 on th• ground• ol rac:o, Mapa. In tho Oltlol of tho County "'"'IOUe • 11•1• color, or nation et origin In f*lordOf of o.ict eounty. MAim n'A~ oontldltotlon for on ...,.d. PARCEL 3: Thi Sovtlt-letty
Tiie followl119 peraon 11 dofl!Q Minimum wego rttot tor thlt ~ oA ~I In 8IOdl "A" Of tllo
buJ1r.-• proi-et eo prldetor1111ned ~y tho H.,,,., Trst. ao per mac> ~
CA) ""'· (8) PAOOUCTIVITY lect9tory of labor ore •Uordl only In 9ooll t. hOf 27 of M9o1l1 •-MANA"OEM'af'f SYSTEMS. 4242 In the tpeclel provlt1011t ot tho ....,._ In \fie 0111oo of tfle ~ c.mp. ert.., Nowpor1 9-dt, Cl. Wllll)I nutnOOrod bOolt• lllJued for AooorcMr of llld ~-taaa b lcldl"ll purpo1°' •ncl ontltlod The t lrOOI edtlrH• or 011tor
Vlrgll Milton Fr~. 1141 "8peaf•I Prov1110,,1. Nollc:o to common cM11tn1Uon ol tho rMI
Memory L.11no. S enta Ana. 011. Controo ton. llropoul, a,,d Th• fl0111I011t bueln•" n1111e ptOCJlll'Y ..,...,_ dlloCftt>ed le
ContrllGI," and In~ of Hid ~ 10r \tie pemwlfllp -T,rtod 10 bo: 11H·t1H~ ~ te oon0uotoe1 1r¥ 1r1 bOOll tt111 may bo tllMIWled et tho fllad on ~-ta, 1111 "' ttio llvd., Cotta ...... OA.
''"" o lfloo• •• Cletorlbod Countyol er.,... T 11ndotolonocl hOrOb)I ~.......,.., herolnb1fot1 wnera tho pl11n1, nio NII NIN and ,..,._ of dl10111m1 1111 llablllll>' for ill!>'
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Neel M. R el u hu
formed h11 own certified
public accountant.a firm,
Nn.J Relts & Co , 1rvln11
He ta o arac:tuato of USC
Rlcllard G. Oooe1ao,
Ml11lon Vl~Jo, hH been
appolnted an agent with
AJ.t.taw lnaurancxt Co He
will work at the offlce ln
the Seau bu1ldlns In
South Coaat Plaza Mall,
C.oata Meaa.
Denita Stewart hu been
named realdentlal loan
manager for Bulldera
1'' I n a n c i a l C o r p , a
mortgage firm in
Capistrano Beach
C baae Sanderaon has
joined J . Ray Conat.ructlon
Co., Costa Mesa, to become
a g e neral partner o f
Sanderson , J . Ray
lnvestmenta.
lndlvadual Retirement
Accounts and pension
a lternatives are the topics
of a seminar scheduled
March 24 at the
Huntington Beach office of
great Western Savings and
Loan Association. The
session begins at 7 p.m. at
16141 B each Blvd
Reeervatlons can be made
by telephoning 847-1281.
Joseph A. Montaoa has
lx>en named vice president,
chief financial officer and
S andra L . Otto vice
president, commerctal loan
oHicer of Eldorado Bank.
Tustin.
MUTUAL FUND
Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Thurld~. March 17. 1083
Coombe & Pedigo,
N~wport Beach, haa been
Sljned to develop a
marketing plan and handle
p u blic relations and
advert11mg tor Software &
Moore , a comp uter
eoflware store In Orange.
Joy Twitchell 11
operatlona officer for
Mission Valley Bank, In
.organization . The
inatitutJon will be located
m San Clemente.
Fra n Miiier i1 an
account executive with
Kerr & Associates, lnc., a
public relations firm In
,_ Huntington Beach.
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Patrick J . Toomey h
director of marketine
planning and developmen1
for MSI Data Corp., Costa
Mesa. He lives in Laguns
Hills.
Su1u Brown, Irvine, 16
manager o f real estatt'
planning and research a1
Carl Karcher Enterpnaes,
An aheim . S he Is a
graduate of UC Irvine.
Doa1lu L. Hec kle ,
Irvine, has been named
vice pre11dent at the
N1•wport Beach offlce of
Cu.ahman & Wakefield of
Ca.Ufomia, Inc.
Orange Cot.lnty Rubber
Co. lnc., Costa Meaa, hu
been acquired by Eureka
Bearing & S upply Co.,
Anaheim . Cbarlet
Oo1tdyk, president of the
Costa M e1a firm, la
retiring. He founded the
company 17 years ago. Hia
wife Marjorie has 1erved
as secretary, treasurer and
(;ontroller. The facility will
move lo the A naheim
location.
Jac k G . Ablfadel,
president of Armstrong
Fabrications, lnc., lrvlne,
has been appointed to 'the
board of directors of The
Bank of Or~e County.
Rober& H. Warren is a
group vice president In
charge of construction for
Ultrasyatems Engineers
and Con s tructors Inc.,
Irvine.
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Two key indicators
higher in February
By TIM AHoctate4 Pre.1
Hou1ln1 it.art.a and factory u.c-both roee In
February, prov1dln, more evidence that the economy
la emerlPna from reoemion. BuJ.lderw began work on
2.9 percent more hOU8ea lalt month than in JIU)IAI')', at
an aMUAI rate of 1. 76 rnUllo.q ~ta, the~
Department 1ald. In addition, ~for future
conat.Nct.ion ro.e 1 percent to a rate of 1.49 mllllon
unlta, ll Mid. Both rain were the hlgheat 1lnce September 1979.
In the manufaclU1'in4i 8ee10r, factoriel opttat.ed at
68.5 ~nt of lhelr capecity, a 0.2 percentage.point
gain January, the F'ederal Re.erve Board Mid. It
waa the third straight monthly Increase, and
paralleled another Federal Re.erve report Tueeday
that ahowed lndWltrial production roee 0.3 percent in
February -a.t.o the third oonaecutJve gain.
S& Ls lose court ruling
LOS ANGEL&" -If a savings and loan orders a
loan paid off under a due-on-sale ciauae in a mortgage
the S&L can't make that property buyer pay ~
prepayment penalty, a state appellate court baa ruled.
The cue was brought by a Fountain Valley
property buyer, Mimi Myrna Tan, 4\gainst Calllomia
Federal Savino & Loan Amociation over enforcement
of a due-on-sale clauae. Justice Marcus Kaufman said
the c.aI Fed's contract implied that the penalty would
be due if the borrower voluntarily decided lO pay off
the loan early. "When the creditor demanda full
payment by exercising the due-on-sale cl.awie, it's hard
to say the debtor has voluntarily exercised the
privilege to prepay," Kaufman said.
Atari entering new field
NEW YORK -Atari Inc., a division of W~r
Communications, Inc., and the nation's largest maker
of home computers and video games, announced today
that it is entering the home telecommunications
market.
The company said it plans to mark.et in early 1984
a line of microprocemor-based systems that combine
home telephones with pel"IOnal computing abilities.
Some product.a are already i.n the preproduction
stage, said Peter Winsberg, president of the company's
new Ataritel division. .
Kaiser Steel welcomes buyout ....
FONTANA, Calif. -Kaiser Steel Corp.
Chairman Stephen A . Girard says he would be
"delighted" to support Minneapolis investor Irwin L.
Jacot.' offer to buy the ailing company if the propou.l
is fair.
Jacobs revealed in a telephone i.oterview that he
signed an agreement yesterday with Kaiser Steel
management to seek to make an .ooeptable proposal
by May 9 to buy all the firm'• stock.
He declined to elaborate on the agreement, saying
more information would be included in an amended
filing which ~e planned to submit today to the
Securities and Exchange Commission.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, March 17, 1883 DI
It Has A Mllllon Dollar Appearance Paid Adv•ru .. ment
And It Will Even Cut Glass!
The A01azing $1().00 BeverlY Hills
''Diainond'' That Looks So Real
It Will Fool 9 out of 10 Jewelers!
Have you heard about the fan-
tastic new Beverly Hills "Insur-
ance Diamond" that looks so good
it will even fool a jeweler?
It is absolutely amazing. It looks
like a diamond, it sparkles like a
diamond and it is worn by dozens
of Hollywpod stars who swear
they can't tell the difference from
the real thing. And now, for the
next 11-days, up to one million
(1,000,000) of these fantastic
jewels will be sold for only $10.00
apiece to all person~ who respond
to this notice before the deadline
mentiefned below.
ONE FULL CARAT!
All of these stones are abso-
lutely perfect and each and every
stone is guaranteed to look exactly
like a natural diamond. Not only
that, all stones are unmounted for
easy inspection and each and
every stone weighs at least one
full carat!
Yes, it's true. Now at last, you
can pay only $10.00 and you can
have a gemstone that actually has
all the fire and brilliance and
beauty of a natural diamond that
could cost as much as $7 ,000.00!
And that's not all! If you order
three or more of these fantastic
jewels, you will receive, as a
bonus, a genuine natural emerald
absolutely free!
NO JEWELERS
ALLOWED ,.
How can we make such an
offer? The answer is simple. You
see, this once-in-a-lifetime bar-
. gain is part o~ a nationwide cam-
paign to publicize a forthcoming
discount jewelry catalog that we
want everybody in the world to
know about! However, becabse
this off~r is so special, it is re-
PLUS!
YOU CAN GET
A FREE EMERALD
WITH EVERY ORDER
stricted to private consumers only.
Absolutely no orders from jewel-
ers or department store~be
accepted!
There is a limit of five (5)
"diamonds" per address but re-
quests which are mailed early
enough (within the next 7 days)
arr permitted to order up to 7 of
these incredible stones.
It is easy to take advantage of
this offer. All you have to do is
print your name and address on
the coupon below and send it to
us with $10.00 for every Beverly
Hills "Diamond" you wish to
News of this fantastic new gemstone Is spreading Ike wl re.
It has been written up in dozens of newspapers, magazines and
trade journals and it seems like every sinQle article says this is
the closest thing to a diamond that has 8\<er been seen by the
eyes of man. The article in Good Housekeeping Magazine is
especially exciting and the article in New York Magazine says
that when you put one of these new gemstones In a gold ring
that, to most people, It will look even better than a natural
diamond!
order. (Please add only $2.00 for
shipping and handling no matter
how many stones you order.)
Note: To qualify for this special
offer all requests must be posi-
tively postmtu·ked within 11 days
from today's date. Thank you.
P.S. If you have any questions
about this special offer just dial
(213) 848-6661 between 9 A.M.
and. 5 P.M. Pacific Standard Time
and ask for Cathy.
-- - - - - - - - -NO RISK ORDER FORM - - - - - - - - - -I (Please fill in and mail today.) f
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To: THE BEVERLY HILLS DIAMOND COMPANY
8306 Wilshire Boulevard
Suite :iooo. Dept.-N
Bnerly Hills. California 90211
VITAL NOTE!
Don't forget! If your
order is for three or more
stones you wlll receive a
genuine natural emerald
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
GENTLEMEN: Yes, I want to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime offer. I understand that each
"Beverly Hills Diamond" I order will weigh at least one full carat and will look exactly like ~ naturAI
diamond and that it will even cut glass! I also understand this offer has an iron-clad money back guaran-
tee that is good for a full six months. On that basis, here is my order, and I am enclosing $10.00 for every
gemstone I wish to receive.
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I Print Name ------------------Are you a jeweler or a buyer for a department store? (If yes, your
I Address -------------------order will be returned!) 0 Yes 0 No I City ______________ State ______ Zip ______ _
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I Ho* much b the total payment you have enclo ed? Remember, you must send $10.00 for
every "Beverly HUis Diamond .. you
ish to receive but you should add
only f2.00 for shippina and handling ·
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Snow use
A few hardy motorists leave
their vehicles to see what's
stalling traffic on Interstate 70
near Golden, Colo. Heavy snow
created hazardous driving
conditions through much of ...
Colorado.
Open house slated
at Valley school
Hungry stomachs and strong ones will be
welcome next Wednesday at the annual Open
Howie conducted at Los Amigos High School in
Fountain Valley.
Visitors will get a chance to sample
international foods, watch frog diaaectiona and
observe many academic pursuits in between.
Activities will take pl.ace from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
The event is open to parents and interested
community members.
In the school oommons area near the cafeteria,
students will set up food booths. They will serve
ethnic dishes from Mexico, Cietnam, France,
GenllAny, Samoa and other nations. The foods will
be ottered banquet style for 25 cents per aervi.ng.
In the school's Little Theater, members of the
Vietnamese, Samoan and French clubs will perform
native dances. Also, in the achool gym, the Laa
Damas Drill Team will demonstrate ita routines.
Al. many as l.~ visitors are expected at this
year's Open House. The high IChool ta located at
16566 Newhope St., Fountain Valley.
Births
HOAG m»ONAL
NOIPITAL ......, 17
Mr. end Mre Richard Jeck, ll"lllne.
boy Mr an d Mre DOl\lld Cieri!. corona cser Mar. g1r1
Mt and M,. HWO!d Ff'9deflkMn, Huntington Beectl, gift Mr. and Mfa. 81-~ Coete M-. gift Mr 11\d Mr• Johf\ laOue,
Fountain v~. g1r1 Mr. Sid Ml'I. RonaHI Lynn. eo.a.
....... boy
DlllH IDTICIS [.~!=~~:::::~ __,.
Mr Ind Mre. Ouy Munde'f, ~
EWING t':. end Mre . Kelvtn Kelly. JACK C. EWING. SR. a Humlng1on a.di, boy resident of Laguna Niguel, Mr. end Mre. Vledo Sankovk;tl,
Ca. P-.ed away March 14, Fountain v~. girl
1983 at Palm De.ert, Ca. He Mr Ind Mn. JOMClh Rodr1glle:r Huntington e.ctl, boy is llUI'Vived by his wife Hazel Mr end Mn. JoMllfl l<der, INIM.
Ewing of Laguna !Niguel; bOV
1on1, James C. Ewing of .,.._, 11 L a Niguel. Jack W. Mr end Mr•. Wllll•m 81ulle.
Hiintlng1on ~·,boy Jr. of Palm Oe9ert, , •
and hard Lee Ewing of Mr 61\d Mr•. Staphatl H<Ji*lnt.
Palm De9ert; 2 mt.en, Betty ~ 8-:h. girl Land of Palo Alto Ca and Mr end Mrt. Wltllem Merlin. • 8elbo9 !Mnd, boy 0 e or g I a Ne 11 I I e y o f Mr. '"d Mre. Frenk Tylm•n . M I n n e 1 o t a ; a I a o 5 Huntington Baect;. glt1 Qrandchlldren. ~rvioe9 will Mr and Mrt. Deyton Meyer.
be held Friday 11·00 AM at :-::: ::"'Re!:, u.1 lAgul\I
the Palm De.ert Convnunity w g1r1 •
Church and lnterment will ' --, 21
follow at .Deeert Memorial Mr. end M,.. Daniel Rltdl. ll'lltne.
Park ln Palm Sprtnga. Ca. boy Chapel of the Deaert ~nd Mre :;,,flQOIY Forreel.
Funeral Home of Indio, Mr. and~.i.m-MM. eoeta
dlrecton. (619)347-3611. In ...... girl lieu of flowers donate to Mt. IWld Mrt. Jtmmy Nallrogew•.
'
' Founttllf\ VWy, glt1 your avorU~ charity ln hil Mr. and Mre. 81111• Lynch. honor. Huf\tlngton 8eecfl, gift
----------~ Mr and ...... GltY °'"'I· BaltlOe
... C.NOTHIH
l&LllOADWAY
MOllTUAIY 110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
6"2--9 150
1.un1HCWHOl14
SMl'nf & TIITHtu .-sn:Uff CHANl
427 E 17th SI
Cosla Me$a
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Mt and Mn~ Mc:iCMl!en. South Laguna. girt Mr. and Mn Colln P•tereof\, Huntington laecfl. glrl .., Md ~ ~ Wlr!Mrnul9, .,......., girt
Mr 61\d Mr• Javier Elt1ondo, ~Meaa.boy .....,,.
Mr and Mre. ~ uw.11, Cott•
....... boy Mr and Mrt. l(eltll Mccann.
~on leaCft. Giit' ""1llltlllfM Mr and ...... Ken.,.lh R•UKll.
.......... gll'I Mr. ICld Mn. Howttd Deley, IMnl,
boy Mt, and Mrs. '•ttlcll Tueller. ::.·~:..~Hood. eo.c. ~~-~ ,.,., ,tanll ,.oree.
HunttnofOI) !:::;,. ~
Mr "'° .., .. "'*' c.tro. Ooete ...... ..,.
Mr, encl Nra. e1enn earry,
~ .. ro..:::o •. .....,
lleMfl. l>01
Mr. !Ind *" ,.,. '""'"· CoM• ..... ~ Mr. ancJ Mra. DoutlM Horton, .....,....._"' Mr MCI...,., ............ .,...._
I:'. and Mi's. Ted,_.,, prounMlfl
v~,..,_ Mr. And Mts. NaMnf LAIOllton,
eo.t.a~-.., .,.i..~~
~-.... .., Mr. ..... ..,. DerYI ltOMlllMI, ......., .... ~ Mr. 9"' Mft, Vlftffftt O.M .... ~-=:.':.....-.. ....
Writer conibs
dusty roads
By J OY STILLEY A, .... ....._....,
NEW YORJe Whcin William L.tta1t Heat.
Moon llatena. peopJ talk.
He listened to people all acroa tho <.'Quntry,
from Nlntty Six, S.C., to Hal Creek, CaJlf .• and
from ~ Box, Ttu., to Thief River Falla, Minn .•
u they talked to him ln caft!tl, In bnt"I, in their
hornet.
"Wherever I went, I found people lnterest.ed In
talkiD§ •bout the odd ht.t.orJcal aapecia of their
town,• ~ uld ln an tntervfew "In a small town
when you've lived there 40 year1 everybody'•
heard your story and when a 1tranger comH in
they're pleued to flnd 1 fresh pair of ean "
Adding to that a fresh pair of eyes, and a keen
Interest In people, Pi&ces and ldeaa, Moon, 43, has
written a book, "Bl'1e Highways: A Journey Into
America," about hl1 three-month trip of 13,889
miles -more than halfway around the world.
Following the double trauma of a failed
rnan1.age and the lOlla of his Job as a colleie English
teacher, Moon fitted hla half-ton van with a
bunk, packed his old U.S. Navy seabag with clothes.
added a tape ~rder and camera. and took off on
America's b.ck roam -the ones marked In blue on
the old maps.
Shunning the interstates, he headed for pl.aces
like Nameless, Tenn.; Opelousas, La.; Liberty Bond,
Wash .• and Hungry Horse, Mont.
"l love namea and peculiar w ords; 1 have a
fucination with the poetry of the land, and once
you know the history behind lhe names, they
definitely become poems," said Moon, a slim,
bearded man in jeans, who is part American Indian.
"Every town seemed to have the unofficial
historian, more frequently a woman. M06t have a
resident codger who •seems to lie in wait for a
stranger, and one regular in the bar who makes it
his businea to talk to whoever comes in."
Though he slept in his van, called Ghost
Dandni. and prepared many of his meals there on a
small stove, he always ate breakfast in the local cafe
or grlll, where It was easiest to strike up a•
conversation.
"I found that break.fast was a good time to get
the pulse of the community," he said. "And if you
were ta1kJ.ng to an elderly person they were much
more alert then than later in the day.
"I'd be talking naturally to someone, but once I
started hearing good stories, then I would switch to
my reportorial mode and listen with a different ear.
Later, going down the road, I would turn on my
microcaa8ette recorder and would try to reconstruct
the conversation as best I could."
Moon was invited to "so many meals,"
especially in the South, whe re he found "Southern
hospitality" a reality.
"ln the north-central states it was more
difficult to take a conversation past he Uo and
goodbye," he recalls. "No place between Idaho and
New York state did a single person buy me a beer or
I buy them one. But in the Northeast, which is
thought of as being cold, l found people quite
friendJy."
Moon, strangely enough, also foWld it difficult
to strike up conversations with Indians, probably,
he says, because of his Anglo appearance.
"But going on the roaa and wandering put m e
in touch with the spiritual side of tribal America,"
he said. "My angle of vision changed and I was
beginning to see t.hingJI in the context of the long
heritaae of red Amerb."
When Moon, who is also known as Bill
Trogdon, located the grave In North Carolina of an
ancestor eight generations back, William Trogdon.
he found another side of his hentage.
"I had seen a photo of the tombstone in a
Trogdon family history written in the '20s and it
was 80mething-rd always wanted to see since I bore
his name. In a way it was like meeting him."
Moon, who went back to the University of
Missouri for a degree in photojournalism after
having ptevioua.ly received a Ph.Din Engliah there,
is remarried and living ln Columbia, Mo,, where he
still h.u Ghost Dancing. He ii working on another
book 1temmlng from his journey around the
country's perimeter, "going Into the people and the
land and how the land ah.apes people.
"I saw tremendous strength and dignity in
people customarily not given too much regard and
respect," he said. "We haven't listened to these
people. and as a result we may be going deaf and
blind to people who are claeer to the Founding
Fathers than those living in the cities."
Bradley too old
for governor?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mayor Tom Bradley
ts too old to be the lee.ding Democratic candidate for
governor in 1986, Aaembly Speaker Willie Brown
says.
Brown, D-San Francisco, also said that
Bcadley. a fellow black, narrowly lost to white
Republican George Deu.krneji.an becaU8e of his race
and that Bradley should have made more of an
effort to aet out the black vote.
A.lk.ed why he felt Bradley's time had puaed,
Brown u.ld: "At.!i~~ of age. having lmt, and a one-half-million indebtednem to pay oU?"
Btadley, who turned 65 ln December, would be
68 in 1986.
"Too many people who ailJled on with Bradley
are now lookina at him more criUcally than they did
before," Brown said at a luncheon with Los Angeles
reporters in Wuh.lngton, D.C. "There are actually
people bitching about Bredley.'' Brown said, but
would no\ elabotate. Ctiticiz1n8 Bndley for not cam~ enough
in black areu, Brown Mid, "You can't ao into
Stockton and talk to the Rocary Club and not talk to
the South Stockton Bo)l!1 ClubLahoot pool with the
South St.ock1on Boy't Club. You can't do that,"
Brown uld. ·~ IUY9 in the pool ball hive to
usume that you're one of Ulem and if they don't,
you're not aotna to get their vote"
"Hla dellbente 1trate1Y wu not to campaian to
blacka." be Mid. "Terrible 1tnteSY."
A ~ percent ht1her turnout ln t'he black
oomm\D\lty would baYe tumed the election, he said.
Brown said campefan,l.na to bi.dca would not
have produced a wht\e 6eckf.Mh,
.. My white penon who wu IOlnl to vow for
Br8dley alnedy knew be WM black," Brown aaJd,
•'Tblre ii no doubt in my mind Of that."
Brovtn had .arne kind worda for the victor,
~~ ho wW make a aooct ~.·· be
llkl. '',118 WM will u'a1Md ln the~ and
8INW end be doml'l .... the ~tu.re ••
bunch of~··
P\IUC MmCC
._.GAL M011C1I
APftJCAhott TO OROANlll A NATIONAL 8ANK
JNNAllY 14 1m A~UOATION ACClnlb POA PIUHG ON
· MARCH l.1m 1ltl C:OfilPTftOLL.llll OP THI C&MRINCY
WAIHINCITON..J.!>llTIUCT Of' COLUM91A
APf't.JCATIVN NO. U-11-01-00I we, TH! UNOERSIONEO, Intending to organti.e end
operate a Natku\al Bank In acoordlnc• with th•
prov111on1 of th• National Bank eot, u tmended, do
hereby make appllcatlon to the Compttoll•r of th•
Curr4"\cy for permllllon to oroaniu eald N1tlonal Bank
1. That the main ottlo• of aald Natlonel B•nk ~
located at 1000 w .. t Coaat Highway, In th• City of
Newport Beach, County of Orange, St•te of C•llfornla 92843.
2. That, In order of P41rf.,enc:e, tald N1t1onat Bank
have one of the following tltlea:
Blty8fde National Bank
Bayside Bink. National ANOOlatlon
Bayside Bank, National Auoclatlon
3. That the tot•I eapltalliatlon to be rec.tv~ by said
Nation•• Bank for the aharu luued by It be allocated aa
follow1:
Capital ................................... S 1.600.000.00
Surplue ..... ........... . ... . ...... . S 1,600,000.00
Total Capltallzatlon . . .. . ....• $3,000,000.00
Number of Shares to be
• Authorized ............. ............... ... 405,000
Number of Shares to be
Issued ........................................ $300 000
Par value per aha re .............................. $6.oo
Sale Price per share .. ................ . ..... S 10.00
You have to he
Irish to know
4 That Max E. Mulcock, 2400 West Coast Highway,
Suite P, Newport Beach, Callfornla 92663, act aa aote and
exclusive agent to rtpresent and appear for the
undersigned before the Comptroller of the Currency, and
to receive all correspondence and documents, In respect
of this appllcatlon.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have
hereunto set our hands on the date set forth above
Gerard C. Bastlaanae, Corona del Mar
F.ditor's Note This knock-at-his-heart that.
is part of his religion.
John C. Dalley, Huntington Beach
Dennis W. Harwood, Corona del Mar
Thomas P. Landolf, Laguna Beach
Max E. Mulcock, Upland
Samuel V. Ortiz, Irvine
David W. Redford, Laguna Beach
James B. $lemons, Newport Beach
Edward A. Smyth, Laguna Beach
year New York's annual
SB.lute to St Patrick has
been overshadowed by
the dispute over the
naming of an lr1Sh
Republican Army
sympathizer as grand
marshal. But the parade
has stood for many
trungs over the years. In
1967 the late Hal Boyle,
Pulitzer Prize-winnmg
war correspondent and
columnist, wrote this
account of what the day
meant to him.
What IS it to be lri.sh?
It isn't only the
reahzation that he is
descended from kings. It
is the realization that he
is a king himse lf, an Published Orange Coast Dally Piiot, Marcb 17. 24, 1983
1377-83 empire on two feet -----------
striding in power, a PUBllC NOTICE ----------
Sjlrolling contine nt of MOTICI! To CONTIIACTC>fta PUBUC NOTICE
aw CALUNQ '°" ..,. NbTICe OI' tAU e SCHOOL DISTRICT Newport· Of' MAL l'MOf'tMIY What is it to be lrisb? Meea lklllled Scllool Olelrlct AT P'NVATE SM.a I t i s to w a I k i n 81D DEADLINE 11 00 o'clock In 111e Suc>«t« Court o1 the StAlt• . e.m of the 3111 d•y ot Mercti ti83 o1 Cal'f _, C 0 m p ) e t e m y s t I C PLACE OF 81D RECEIPT: ns5-8 • °''"•· In end for the Couf\ty
understanding with God eaw s 1 .. Coe••..._, CA 92620. ~~~ ~n" ·~:..'!~S~.,:' for 24 wonderful hours PROJECT IDENTIFICATION Inc ... Ill ..
•-----------· NA~=·:::-:.:. ~lngt Notk:e It her.Oy gl..-n that tM By HAL BOYLE P'tB.IC NOTtcE NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN that under9lgneCl wlll Ml " P"V••• .-. ~ Spectal C~I .,.. abolle-l\&ITllCI School Olatrict of 10 th• hlghHI and bHI bidder.
NEW YORK Wha OtellQI CO<inly. Catllornle, acting eubJect lo cof\llrmellon of Hid -t MN-81311 by end through Ht Governing Superior Court on or alter Ille 13th a.s it to be Irish? NOTICE OF DEATH OF Board, i-e1natter referred 1o u day 01 Aprll. t983 11 the offlca of 0 364 d f h "'DISTRICT". will reoetv. up to, bvl GEROLD 0 . WILLIAMS. Ona n ays 0 t e C A R 0 L Y N M A Y no1 l•tar then tha ebo,,..etated C«Por•te Plua, Newport 8Mc:tl, year being Irish isn't TH 0 MPS 0 N, • k a itme,-*SbiO•for tM-ardol• CA926eO.Coun1yof Ononge.S111e
visibly different from CAR 0 LYN RU 0 DES com11e1tor111e above 11<otect. of ca1Hom1e. •the ~t. 1ru. Ind lb!~~~ SJcot.~hh, FSerebn.ch, ~fa~~yt8f>8~MP~~N 1d!~1~f::::~~c\'1!':.r.'8: ~.,~;~~:'o':rtv;!,'!,~
• ew.111 ' r ian, AND OF PETITION TO opened and p.ibltcly rNd aloud•• ,,.,. City of NewO<>r1 BMCh. County
Du h me ~led lime and ~ of Orange. Stet• of Celllornla. tc. , or -yes -even ADMINISTER ESrATE NO. partlcuarly ducrtbed u 1011owa, Ush. . A·ll?'"I•. Th••• wlll b• a N/A d1po1ll lo-wit. •--hman h • • required fo r each HI of lld All of Lot 28. TrlCI Ho. 320.t. u e uut pays IS To all heirs beneficiaries docurnentt to guatMtee their •etUfn per mep reeorded In book ,30. b~lls, complains. against credit ors and contingent In good condition Within NIA cSeye p•gH 20 to 30 1nclu1lve . ot
his taxes, does his work, creditors of Carolyn May •her hd opening det•. M'-'laneoue MllPI In,,,. ofllCe of C Eedl bid """" conform and be 111e County Recordar ot Mid county. and listens to his wife Thompaon, aka arolyn retponelv• 10 the contrect ""•rvlf\Q .,,,10 LeHo•. 11 ,
like the man of any other Rhodes Thompson, aka documerlt• t ucc•Hort end u119n1. an
race. Carolyn Thompaon and for~u:i:ed":':h~~~'~ _,.for~. POie hnM But on this one day of person a , who may be documente. 8 1181 of toe Pfopoaed end eppurtenencet thereto In. ... te ted th under. over end 11ong the the year _ Ho ly St o ..... erwu1e in res in . e euboonlrec:tor• on thl• proteet a• touth-ttiny&OOfeetlher90! p . k , D h · will and/or estate: required by th• Subletting ef\d SUBJECT 'fO atr1c s ay -l e A pelluon has been flied SubconltlCllnQ Flllr PrKtlcel Act -.1 Alt tu• Ind"""''*'" for
Irishman becomes an by Janice Sundell In the ~ ~ rn!!~ ~",. tn. t1ece1 ~ 1964-eS. e ...., not
Irishman. Superior Court of Orange bid certified or cHlller'1 chack Y9' pey9C)le • .nci
A d h. d b) Covenef\te, condition •. n on t Ui ay you County requesting that pey1bte to the DISTRICT or • biO reetrlc:11ona. r-""lonl and right•
have to be Irish to know J~ Sundell be appointed bond 1" the form Ml forth "' lhe of way of reco<d or epperant . , 1 ll conlrect document• In M emount M 20 what It lS to be Irish. as pe.niona n!pre&enta ve to not ''" then !!> percent of the Cam~ :only •mown u 43
The o uter signs, o f administer the eatale of mulmum emouf\I or bid u • Term• of "'' cHh In l•wful course can be seen by Carolyn May Thompeon. aka ~arantw that the blddal' w4ll ant• money of th• Unllad Stet" Of\ l l T h I . h Carolyn Rhodes Thompeon to ,,,. P<OC>OMd conttact II the confirmation of NII. or part c.Mtl a . . e r la man aka Carolyn Thompson: Hm• I• ewerded to him. In the end b•l•,,c• evldaneed by not•
ovellrrught growslka fooh t under the Independe nt =re~t.t~h ':,:'rfiy"'~~11': aacured by Mongeoe or Truet OMd ta er and s ta • t e Adman11tration of Estatea 1omn. on the property '° told T.,, per earth a giant. All traffic Act DISTRICT ,._.... the rlgtll to = ~ emounl ltld to ba Oepolllted
tights tum green before The pell ti on is aet for r"9Cf any or .. bid•°' 10 wlllw.,.,., 8ida or ottwa to be In wrtung Sid
him, and if they don't he hean,na m Dept. No. 3 at 700 ~or~lee tn llflY Witt t>e recal¥ed et th• 1ror ... 1d
......., red. Civic Center Drive Wes• Pur1u.&f\t 10 lh• provttlon• of olflee 11 any time •It• the liret .,...._, "' L publlc:allon h«aol end before dete
But t.hia air of majesty ASanrilta6 A1n98a3• CA9_9302701 on ~tc;',~;;3 :.' ~11~~h~ o1 ee1e ii only token evidence of P • • at · a.m 01STR1CT ha• obtelf\ed from '"' Deted thl• 141h dey 01 Merch. lnte · ch Th IF YOU OBJECT to the Director of th• Depenmenl of 1983· f ~ ange. h e men granting of the peuuon, you 1ndu11r1a1 Re11t1on1 111e generel :O.;Dofot,:~ Coun
o o r races w o envy should either appear at the P'"'alllng ma of .,.. diem wegee Publlth•d Or•ng. co .. 1 Delly
the IrWunan his bearing hearing and state your al\d the 9"*'81 P'""aillng reta for PllOI March l7, 24. 3t, t983
S P · k • D · . holldey al\d overtlma W0'1I In Ille o n t. atric s ay obJecliona or file written k>Clllty 1,, w'1ICI\ thlt wor11"10 be _________ 1_33_~_
would envy him far objections with the court l*formedforMChcralt«typeof PllllJC NOT1CE
more if they could look before the hearing. Your worker nHded 10 uecute lh• -----------
inside the Irishman's appearance may be In penon c;r.1inT~ '!::.'1C:.1Z: :~ ~A=r
soul or by your attorney. 2985-8 Beat s1r .. 1 Coeta M... TM followlnQ .,.._ -doing
What ts It to be Irish'> l F Y 0 U ARE A CA c~ mey t>9 obtalM<l on bull.,.. u . CREDITOR or a contingent r~I. A copy of ,,_,.,. llhelt GAMES ON WHEELS, 305
How can you put the creditor of the deceased you 1>e poeted at '"' IOb ""· Fuchele SI . Coet• M-. CA t2e2e
wonder of it into wo~? must me your cl&lm with the c~~~A~T~~°':!hu::' ,'::: Rotler1EmeryMcConnal,8435
IC a p • Y chi at r 11 t court or present It to the contrac1 1t ew.-ci. 6"d upon eny F~~~· e:• :;:., 1:!:
stretched hilnself out on person a 1 repreaenta ti ve aubeonttactor under'*"'· to pay no4 Fuch•t•. SI . Coe ta MHa, CA.
his own warm couch ap~olnted by the court .... 11\antt..MkllC*lffledr•IMlo 92826
f tha f •'--alf'W()ti(are emp40yed by !Mm In Ille Thlt ~ ta c:onducted by e after his last customer wit our mon rom u"" u .eoutlon of"" COfltract. cier-a1 pannerahtp.
had gone home, and he date of first l11uance of Ho blddat ~ wtthdrew 1111 bid Aobar1 e. McConnell ~ o!_.~e man he ~~r~teln~ :::.1:':!.C:..ror;:'~: n11uc~:,~~'"' him9eu WUUJd most like C l f I Th I f bide County o.n. Of Or1lf\96 County on to be -U h . ht a I orn a . et me or A peyment bond end a Maren II. li83 we • e ,rrug filing claims will not expln perlormanoe bond wtM tie requlfed nttt'71
be perfect, but he s still prior to tour months from prior 10 •MC-Utlon Of the oonlr9Ci Pubtlthed Orange Coaat Dally
onJy half an Irishman on the date of the hearing Ind elld t>a In !tie torm Ml IOtth In Piiot Merch 11, 24. 31. Aprll 7.
St. Patrick'• Day. nouced above. ~~.~ta.4590 °' ,,.,. 1903· What ia it to be lrlah? YOU MAY EXAMINE Ocw9mmelot Code of the si.11 Of
12
11-83
It is to have an angel the file kept by the court. U Cel4f0mla. the oontract Wiii oontatn P1B.JC NOTIC(
ln your mouth tumina you are Interested In the P'~1 Plf"'11tttngf Ille -fVI • ·-bid.... o eubll lute or arr/ mon.ya FM:TITIOU9 ., ... ,. your prose to poetry. It is est.ate. you may .erve upon wlthhald by the OCSTAICT to.,_. MAim aTAT'lmNT
h h t f f t h e e x e c u t o r o r per10rm.,_ under tn. oonll'Kt The fo11ow1ne per-. doi'l9 to ave t e I t 0 admlnlslrator,oruponthe a-Nnglowd .,.,.,_..._ .,..
tongue1, to know the attorney tor the executor or Ooo'01hy Har..y fWllr. N£W HORIZONS EQUIPMENT lanauaae of all llvlna _ _._,_,_·-·~· and file with Purctiulnll Dir. COMPANY . 11eo2 Sll~park • o o ..,11'""" ..• ..,. • Publlehed Oreo09 CoHt Deity Boulev!lfd, Bulle 109. trllne, CA. things. the court with proof of Plk>t, M"°' t7, 24. 19'3 12714
Doe1 an Irishman aervlce. • written request t37CM3 11 Cllv!M v. Mltlaylo, 11902
pauae and tum an ear to 1tatln1 that you desire "8JC NOTIC( ~BMS.,Sulte 1ot.1ntne.CA.
e tree? It ia becau.e on aped.al notkle of the flllna of 12 ~1 MldlMI J ChooP!n. StlO E.
thle day he wanta to hear a n I n v e n t o r y • n d ACTmOU& .,_.. Peclflo Cou1 Hwy .• li>nt heel\.
ha _,_ bud appraialment of e91at.e a.eta MAm aTA.,....,,. CA. IOI04
w t one ~PY eaya or of the pet I l Ion• or ~°'::""'° 1*90N .,.. doing TII• ~ " conduc1ao by •
to enother u It opens ltlt account• mentioned In HUHTINoTONI ~IN THI! oan«., ~·
pale green hands to the SecUorw 1200 and 1200.5 of All , 111"4o Main '""'· "* ataC:::.i ~~ wttf'l Ille warm tun of apring. the Oalifom'-Probate Code. '"""°" IMGll, Cllllf. t2t4t c-1y a.11 of ~ eoun.y What le ll to be Irish? PET 11: R G . Lyn•.:t. we11~1;:/o.N . ....,di 14, tN3. on
Oh, on this day it la LOWENSTEIN, ESQ., AnMne c. ~ eo01 a*9Y ,ubtt•lled Or&f\ge coa:fo'!:
mu1ic. Not juat. 'h• Cuper, Loweutela 6 .,11um1nOton.....,,Cellf.tH4i Pttot, Maro11 11. 2•. n April ""
comet tn the paradlna se•war11, UH A. EH• Thie...,_. 11 CIDftlMtilcl by• tea.
htih IChoo1 bend. but the Ottle, SC.. HI,~ CA • ~ 1MMS
d d l t ...... T1lll ....,,,.,,. -lied wlll'I tllol eep, eep mua c o Publ.lahed Oran&• Cout County~°'~ eo..,,my °" ..UC NOllCl
llvlna. the low sad n.uyPOot,Matthl'7,18.M. MwG11n,1ta. rhythma of etemity. 1983 ,,,_
"i'be lrlthman beara lS40-43 ftubUlllM Ol'M91 Coea\ o.irw
th bl h f
'
"'-Hot. Marctl 17, 14, at, Aofl 1, • 1 1ona o •• e tea tt5$a tumlnc-apbmw, the dim Ml.IC fl)1'IC(
lullaby o( the worm In ltl
cocooo. All the worid " in tune, and be Ja ln Itel>
wit.h that tuM, the tune
\hat ool,y M cc "'-'"·
What 11 I& to be lrilhf
It II to J,iw the wt.le
hlatory of bt1 race
belw .. n a dawn and a
dawn .-'h• 1on
Wl"Oftll; t°be bltd·IWl l tr-~.::1 lb°!
mornln1 of time ln
, for1onen foren. •h
'
Ml.JC llOllCC
l"tOT~.,._ ..
NAMalTA,.._NT
Tnt fOflOwtno p•1aon 11 001ng ~ ..
DON MOl.LICA'8 VtOfO GOl.I'
SCHOOL. 1nt1 811~ Patlt ClrGl•,
l\llle A, lrflM, CA 9'707
Oonalo W•'fn• Motllc•, 813 ~· li'O , Cotta MtM. CA 8212' l"'11 bu.W-le oondUc:l..:I by"' ·~ OoMICI w Moltlce
'"'-.... _l .... tll90 .... ,h ,,..
County CWk Of Otano-County o<1 Ma1Cfl 11, 1983
""'" P11bll•ll•O Or•no• COH I Del~ Piiot M••Ch 17, 24 31 April
I~
' l'IOTtTIOUa IMJ ... H f~t eiue.u N•lll ITATl ... T MMll ITATIMIJn
the lollOwlllQ poreon• .,. doln9 1111 10110 .. 1110 Plltctll I• CIOlng bu~.. ~-.. INl'O"MACON. IHH Cu l TAYlOA AHOCIATH, 1181
Sharon l.1na. VIiia Pali!. C•lllornll I •n•11er Or Cll1la M••• CA
t20t7 12029
C hui .. Gunther, 100)1 .-oi:ie r1 11111011 l •1•01, llllt
\ ono .. ha Streit S epu1v•d1, h n•oer Or Co111 Meu CA CilllfOtnl• II 1343 9'8n
~ 1Nwn ,14ohman, 13111 Thie -I• GOrlOuolea Dy 1111
Bot• 80t1 Wey, Apl U:ltA, Matlrll lnllMduill
11411 ~.CA llaott Aober11ey\Of
flllt bu--le ~led l>Y • Ttlll tlll_,I wM flied wtlh IM
oen-•at plPlner•hlp ::®nty Cieri; Of Oranoe County on Ch""9 Oli"llle< 1.411'011 I I, 181)
Thia llal-1 "'" llled with Ihle '2-t..e County Ctenl of O<eno• County on Publl•h•d Orange co .. 1 Oal~
Mwell tO, IN3 P1to1 Merci\ 11 2'. 3 t Aprll ,
llAHD, DAY a DilAJt tOM Al'~lno~ "'8.IC NOT'IC£ ..,.......,., c......,.1lona
nc IC ..,..,. Alt-r-et uw NO l Of' A""'-A'"'" 21IO hurth A-NlllC NOJICE
M.cDH<>l?c ·:.~ ... AOH 1111 0-... C..itfornla n101 ·~'!~~ °" l'lttttll ... _. .........
To Wnom It J'ay~n Publl•ll•d Orange Cou t Delly _ c;!:...OVHT'Yctr .... 0:. OAAMOa
FEOEAATEO Of.PARTMENT PllOI Mateh 11 24 3 1 "P•ll r. ·-•Ta:.. .. r..:.. CA tr2'101
STORES, INC '" apj>lylnO lo 11141 11183 13~83 MAMIAOI OI';-.
OopMtment ol Alc;ohollc e.-aoe l'tflTIOMli.: JOll •. TAYAG.
Control for "' 1· ON S At.E, PUBl.IC NOTICE .-1~NT: DINtH llAllla
GENERAL (PUB EAT ,.L. I to H" ------------TAYAG elcOhollO bevel'llQM at 3333 8r111ol COITA 11118A IUMllONI (l'AlllLY LAW) ,, 'Cot ti Meu. CA 021S25 •ANfTAllY Dt8TIUCT c-No. 021 .... 1'7
Publl1hed Orange Co111 Dally OIV.NQll COUNTY, CAUl'ORNIA NOTtCll You hive boon eued,
PllOI, Merell 17. 1983 NOTICI 9"VITIHO IMD• TM oowt IMJ dootlM llf"IMI JOU
1339·83 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllal w"'-t ,_ 1*11t hNrd .....
-------------waled ptQPOMI• tor turnllhlno all rov ~ wttNfl a dare. ,_.., Pt&.IC NOTICE t•bor materlall , •qulpme n1 . the~ ltMow.
ftCTITIOUa .u•••• tr1n1porra11on, end 1ucih other 11 you with 10 ..-the .ovtoe of
NANI ITATl•HT llClltltl" u may tie required fOf tr.. an tllorney In 11111 matter, you
Tn• following pereon 11 doing C 0 NS TR UC TI 0 N 0 F THE ellOul<I do eo promptly '° that your bUtl,_H FOLLOWING PROJECT 23RO t"90'1Morpkllldlng,ll•ny,maybe ~ n STREET PUMPING STATION AND tiled on time nvUFTNAILSSTUDIOl 1 0 FORCE MAIN, PROJECT NO AVllOI U1ted "• t l do °'lllO' A,..· Sult• F Coate M .... 1112100-17 lde111and1de, II trt1>11n•I p119d• CA IJ2921S ........... ~ Thom II A G H rlntr, 2377 Sidi wtll be tlCle!Yed by IM Coe1a --me Ud. Ml M all Ada a ,.__ c ... 21S M ... 5.,,11ary D111r1e1. et tile ofllce .._ .-Ud. ,....,. ..,..,. Purdue Dr ....... te M.... A. •2" ol the Clly Cl•tk, 17 Fair Otlve, ... IO diet. t.M la ln'--ton .,e
Tiii• bullnee1 It condu<:lftd by an Coit• Me ... C•lllornl• unltl the ~.ue. lndMdu•~om Oeertnet hou• or 1 t 00 • m., Ac>tll IS, 1083 at S t U•ted den• 1011e11er •I
Tiit• itatemen• wu Iii.cl wtlh Ille which time they wlll be opened con1110 d• un 1bogado e n 1111
county Clerk 01 Orenge county publicly and reed •loud In Ill• • 1 unto, d, b •, 1 e n, c , rt o
Marcil 11. 1983 council c:llam1MW1 Seeled propoaal1 lrnmodt1tamente, de •t• man«a,
F2l111'1 111111 boal' ,,.. 11111 of tr.. "'°"' end au ••19U"ll o ale<;11c1on 11 hay
Publlahed Orano• CoHt Dl'lly lhe nllTlt ot the bidder but no oti-alguna pue d• 1er reglllr•d• a Piiot. Mereh 11, 24, 31. April 7, dllllngulllllng m1tk• Any bid tlempO recaMIO Illar tile IClf1eduled cto.lnQ t T 0 THE A ES PON DENT Tile 1983· 128s.83 II~ for llMI reoe!Pt ot bide llhall bo petitioner 1111 flied 1 petition rtturn9d 10 the blClder unopened. It cone«nlng your ITllfrlllO'. II you fall
1hell be tile ~ r"9<)nlliblllly of the to 111• 1 r"9<)nM within JO days or
bidder to -that hla bid 11 r~ th• d•te th et thl• 1ummon1 11
l.n P'09« time Mt"9d on you, yout dereull m•y be
Pt&.IC NOTICE
flCTmOUS 9U ... H
N.uM STATU.-NT
The tollowlng pereon 11 doing
bulin.9 u 3·C DELIVERY, 3435 Fuchsia
St . Cotta .MaM, CA 921S26
Robert E MoConnell. 3435
Fuch1le S t., Colla Mete. CA
021S28. Tllll Dulin.. II conduC1ed
by .,, lndM<lull.
Rob«! E McConnell
Thie lllt-1 WU lileC with lhe
County Oerl< or Otenge County on
M1tcll 11, 1083
'211114
Publl1h9d Orange CoHt Dally
Piiot Mmrch 11, ''· 31, April 1 1983
1287-83
Pt&.IC NOTICE
tM*19
"ECOROEO: Mefctl 10. 11a
Fie #0-10S12 of of OMcW .._.of
Otenge C-tJ. Celttornle
TOf'1ta-Oe M'ORTANT NOTICI
If YOlJ" ft"OPltn'Y fS IN
f0 .. 1Cl08U"I •ECAU8E YOU AllE •El'I ND IN YOUll
PAYlllMU, IT MAY •I 80LD
W1TMOUT ANY COUltT ACTION,
and rou mer tiew ttw ...,.. rtgttt
16 bring JeUr HCOlllll fll fOOd ....... ltp pettne .... ,_ ,...
d11e P•r111e11t• pl11• per111111..i
--Md ~ .,..,. ""-_.._ ~ .......... ftOttoe
of dilf9utt w• -ded.
Thia amount 11 1 t.024 79 u or
J"'IMllY 19, 1083. w>d will •ncr-untll your account beComel currenl
You mey no1 h•ve to pey tr.. en1111
unp•ld pOfllon of you• eccount. e ven 111ough lull peymen1 w••
o.mend«I. but you mull pey the
amount ll•ted •bo,..
All• lh<et montn1 from the 0111
or recordatton ot 11111 Oocumen1
(WfllCh 011e ol recordetton eppeet'I '*'°"'· unlesa tile obligation being roreck>e9d upon e>e<mfl• 1 long.,
perlOd, )'OU have only tile i.gal ~~ to llop the f0tlc:I09ute by
the entire amount deManded by
you< cr..:th0<
To ltnd out the wnounl )'OU tnYll
p•y. or to arrange '°' payment to 1rop 1111 1orec101ur1, or ti your
p1op.ny Ill In forectoture !Of eny
<>11\ef teMOn. conled' CALIFORNIA FI RST BANK, e C ellfornl1 ~potlllon. 530 'B" SltM llP 0
Boa 1311. Sen oi.go, CA 02112.
Attn Jo L-(714) ~
" rou "-" ""' ~ .. rov ehould C4>n1Mt • l•wrot or the
9owor11lftent •tencp which lll•J
haw• l11t11red ,011r loan. .-01•111111t", YOU MAY L08e ~OAl. RIOKTS • YOU DO NOT
TAKE P'ltOllPT ACTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK. a
Calllornte Corporetlon or Se n
oi.go, Callloml•. 11 Truatee under • Dead of Trull daled June 26, 1972,
eHc:uted by REY WHEELER end
FLO WHEELER. hulband end wtfe 11 joint 1enante 11 Tru1tor. to
MCure cenaln obllQallona In ''"°' of SOUTHERN CALIF~NIA FIRST
NATIONAL BANK now CALIFORNIA
FIRST BANK. e C eltlornla
corporetlon. •• B•ne llcluy, rec:otd9d July 10. 1072, Fiie No
IS247, In B001! 10214, Pege/S«iee
608, Ottlclll R.c:otdl of Orange
County, c.lllomla, tald ObffOetlon9
tnc::ludlng OM proml..oty not• 10<
tr.. or1glnal IUITI Of 124,000 00
That the beMllolel lnt.,•1 under 1uc11 Oaed ol Trull and tile
obt1011ton1 aecuted 1hefeby at• now owned by Ille utldei lllgr1'd
That 1 bteec:f't of, and I def.uh In,
the otJllOllllOna lor whim wc:t1 Oeod ol TN91 le -lty ,_ oec::urr..:t In
1111t peymeM n. not ~ made of'
ln1tellment due Octobef 1, 1982
deltnquen1 end 111 1ub1equent
ln1t11tmen1e 11111 mey become
deltnquen1. A late ctw~ of 2% of MOii rn.tallment nol paid wttlltn t5
dll'l'I of tflO due det•. Oeltnquency
ol prior encumbrenoe1. taae1, ln....,anoe and w"'monll. If 1t1y
Any 1ume advanced by 1111
b•n•llcil••Y under th• ebov•
dlllottbed '""' dOICI. Tllat b'/ rea1011 tllueof, the
undonlgnad hH executed end
cNllWted to Mk! Tn.tllee • wntlen
o.ciwat1on of °"'"'" end o.mtlld for late. and nu dee>oalted with Mid TN91M ti.cit Doed of True1 and
ett dociumtnla e vldenctno
oOllO•llon• aecvred thereby. and
hH docltrH and do" llertb'I o.der• ... --_ _, thwe«ly
~.,,,....... dut and pey91111. llld
NII -.a.d llld dOM !Mre«ly -.ct
to --tho ltulll property 10 bt 1otd to utter., the obltgaUon• ..,..,.. tllete4ly, IUl:>toct or1'y to lht rtoM of ,..,__, -prOll!dld
b1 .... CelfofMI "'"" ..,,..,
• Ctlfomla oorportdon ~~~.,.,..
PMl>lllMd Of•nt• OONI Oalty
Plot, Mar, 11, 24, SI, /lt,flf, 1, tld 1$44-13
A Mt of plen1. S90Ciol Provllk>n• ent•ed end 1"' COUt1 may enter 1
end eddJllOnl to 0-al Provtlk>n• )Udgment containing lntynCltlYe or 10 tile Stww:lard Spocll\callonl may ot'* 0tderl concafnlng dMelon of
D• o btaln•d 11 th• office 01 the property. 1pouu l 1upport, child ~r.a'10t or Publk: s.nno.. Room c;u1tody, chttd 1uppor1, Attorney
419, 17 F•lr Drive , Colle Meu. r-. coete, end IUCh ol'* retie! ..
C111tornla upon • non.,elund1ble may be grlt\ted by the court. Tile
payment or S 10 00. An eddltlonal garnl1llmen1 of w1ge1. telclng ol
chero• or S2 00 will be made II money or PIOl>ef1Y. Of ot,,., oourt lllndled by mall eutf\O<lred proceeding• may eleo
Each bid "'"' be made on tile raeun Propoeat Form. lf!Mte P-t through Oiied Oc:1obet IS, 1092
P -7. provlO•CI In th• contraol lee " &enc:h. Clerk
d 0 cum. n... Ind I II• 11 b. Erin Rigby. Deputy
1ccomp1nled by • eertlllad or .iePFMY II. KYl.TOM, a.q. culller'I ~ 0t a bid bond fOf J0111 Trift Ctr. Dr.
not .... than 1~. of tile •mount Of •1141• •
ltie bid. mlde peyebla 10 the Coat• LaeuN Hlguat, CA 121177 M••• Senllaty Olatrlct. No (7t4) 1t1.-
propon 11 1hall be con1ldarad Publllll•d Orange CoHt Darty
unl111 accompanl•d by 1uch Ptto1. M11ch 17 2•. 31_ .-.p111 T,
r.athler'1 c;ll«ll, cUh °' bidder'• 1983
bond
No bid ltlell n. COMldeted unteea ------------11 11 mlde on 1 blank torm lurntlheO rtaJC NOTlCE
by tile Coate M ... Sanitary 011trlct -------------and 11 made In acc)()fdanoe -4111 Ille
pro11111on1 ol th• Propo1al
reqCJlremetltt. Eich bidder muat bo 1-..<l end
eltO ptequalllled u required by lew
A Ctua 'A' or 'C42' contr11Ctor'1
lioenM II requlr'ed.
The Board of Dlr•c:tora ot th•
Coate M••• Sanller~ Ol1trlct
,_..... UM right to 1ejecl 111y or all
bid• Tne Contrector 1111111 compty "'Ill
tr.. ptovtllon• Of Sec110n t 770 to
1780 lnc1u11ve, of th• C•tllorrlle
L•bot Cod•. tile P1ev•Hln0 "'' 11110 eca1e of wegea .. 1ablllhed by Ille
Coate M ... Sanitary D111rlc1 wll~ are llled with Ill• A11l1t•nt
Sectetary of Mid Dlllrlc:t end Shalt IOrlell penaltlee ptaect'lbed thwefor
tot ~of Mid oode
DATED-March 15 1093
BY OROER OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE COSTA MESA
SANITARY DISTRICT Puoll1hed Orenge Co111 Dally
PllOI Marefl 17. 24, 1083
YOU AM* DUAULT UHDEt A
DllD 01' T"U8T DATIO
DIClll•E" 21, 1tl1. UNLll8
YOU TAKI AC'TIOH TO .....oner
YOU" l'"Ol'UnY. IT MAY •I
IOU> AT A l'U9lJC SALL If YOU
HIHO Mt ~TIOM Of: T .. NATU"E OP THE 1'.-0CllDIMQ
AQAIN•T YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONT ACT A LA WYDI.
NOTICE Of TltU.nE'• U.LE
T.t.Mo...a?
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thal
on Wedne1d1y. April IS. 1083, et
10 00 o'Cloc:lt Lm of Nici dey, tn
Ille toc:wn ee1 Mldo lor c:ond~lng
Trustee'• Selee, within 1"' ofnc-of REAL ESTATE SECURITIES
SERVICE. located II 2020 Not1h
&oeow.y, ~· 206. In,,.. City of
Sant• Ana, Count}' of Otenge. Stele ol C1tllornl•, REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES SERVICE. • CalHornl•
corpotetlon, " duly eppolnted Tn>llM under and ~t to the
po••• ol H I• conferred In 11111
certain Dead of T NII e.aecut..:I by
STEVEN L. DANIELS. recorded
Deoenlb.-22' '" '. In Book I "333 of Ofllc:ial ~de of Mid County.
at P9Q11 291S, Recotdef''I lnefrvmonl
No. 28e05. by reuon ol a bt-=tt Of
o.teutt In payment ()f porf~
of "" Obligallonl -od lhere«ly. Including 11111 breech Of deteutt.
Nolle• or which we1 recorded
Oacemb« $, IN:Z. OI Aacofder"I
lna1rlUl'lent No. 12-430233, WILL
SELL AT P\JBUC AUCTIOH TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH.
i.wtut money Of the Unltod St11 ...
Of • caafller'1 ohec;I( dr.-n on 1
•l•I• or ne11one1 t>eM. • 1111• or federal c:r9dlt unlOn. or • atate or _,...,~end 1oe11 --.non
dOmtdlod Inn.""'· .. ~It the '""' of ..... "' f1ohl, thle end llete Of ledeflll M'lli"O' and loen aaaoctatlon domlc;lled in 11111 etat•.
111 ~able It the time of ..... 111
right, title and lntwwt held by"· ..
T ru11 ... tn tllat re.i property lltuate
In Mid County end Stet•. dM«ttlod
..~
LOI 24 of Tree\ t 1$3, • per rnep ..corded In be>c* 301, Pegea "8, 40,
end ISO of Mt1cell1noou1 Mep1.
r e cord• or Orano• County, c.irtot nta. Tht 1trHI •dOrtU or other
common cto.tgnellon of th• '"' proPef!Y herelnebOwt ~ ..
purpof!..:I to b9 NO t CtOMkey.
ltYlno, CA.
The under1lgntd hereb)'
dt1ol•tm1 111 ll11>tltt)' for 1ny lncofreol-11'! Mid ttrtet ~
01 Other oommOtl dtllgtlltlon .
l'lCTTTIOU8 .........
~•TA,.......,
TM 1'lllawtrlO par.-. we doing
~-WETHERBY'S. 3011 C•prl,
tf"Me, Callfornll 92714
Emily Wethetb'/, 301 1 Capri,
INIM, c.!Homta 92 14
Wed1wo rtll C. Giiier. 39I1 ~. ltvtne. Cellfomt• 9211•
1'1119 ~ la oonduet..:I by • oen-a1 pertneralllp..
Emlly Walh.-by
""-.,.,_, -1llod wttll "" County Cler1< of Or"1Q' County on
Mareh 7. 1083
nt1• Publt1lled Or1no• COHI D•lfY
Piiot, Merell 10, 17, 24, 3 t, 1983 123~
Pt&IC NOTIC£
flCTITIOU• eua..H NAMIE IT A TIMEHT
Th• tollowlng p•reon 11 doing
bullnen o · E & S ENTERPRISES. 998
Herttord Way COlll Mesa.
CalttOtnla 92il2e
Ellen Marii.o Kog1 998
Hertford Wey Coate M•••.
Cat1lornll 92626
Tf\11 buslneet ,. conducted by an
lndMdual ~M l<0g• Tllll Itel-I WU nled w411\ the
County Clet'k ot Orenge County on
Fel>Nety 18. t983
f21011J
Publlshed Orange Coett Delly
P1101, Feb 2•. Mat 3, 10, 17, 1983 1003-83
'1CTI'TIOU8 ., .....
~8TATEmJfT
The ·~ l)Ol'90lll -doing .,....__
QUALITY PLUS CLEANING
ANO MAINTENANCE, 111S23 Sllrl•.
No K. Fountain Valley, Catlloml•
92108 Orange County Building
Metntenenc• Company. Inc .. • Celllornla corporation. 21801 ~ LanO. Huntinoton 8-::h,
Callfomla~ Thta~te~by•
corpcwatlon.
o-ioe Co. Bldg
Main( Coa tiw.
Dentel A. T~. Prellderll
t,. ltlt_. -"*' """" the Courity Clat1t of 0r-. COutlty on Merdl 7, 1093
. n1tm
Publt1hod OrenQ• Coaet Dalt)t
PllOt, Marcil\ 10, 17, 2•. 31, 1"8 1151-93
l •ld NII wllt ii. mede wtltlout w1rr1nl'f, e11pran or Implied,
••o•rdtno uua, poueulon, or rtennout ~'II
e noumbra110 ... to H tlll'I Ille Tllo ~,!._ .. --
ptlllCll* bolenoa Of Iha Not• or ....,_ "";"" ........ --~ ..
othef ob41oelton MOVtad by Mid NATIW TOHO•• Nia a.ti o.ad of fNt!, wttl' tnltfMt and -otlltt 1111111 u prOVIOt4 tl!«eln: Otrole, w .. tmt1111tt, CtllfOf'nl• ~-=:re,,;:::..:.':',=. masien. WM!ay QOOdeon, 1111
-------------1.ov-, and p1ue ..... dlafgea Olarll Olrole , WHtml111ter,
-..,,.,.. of Ult ft\191te end of ~Itta
• • i •
D•llY Piiot clau"leds work for
you.call
642·5'71 for quick calllsalff.
IN tNIU ~ by Mid 0.0 Of lldln Tllomu OrMI\, HO:l
Ttlltl TM tol•I '"'°""' of .ad notlde ltrMt. Huinttntton leedl. MMlO•tlon, .,..,.no reuon•l>IY Ctltotnle ..,._ =I ltd ''"• ollirg" and Tom H•ry Mltoflel~lt1: oftf'ltTNNl.llP-.Unie ~ ...... ~. or ~ Clf w. Notloe. • '~
137.ll0.».4, Ga'l...~=.:::.J4 Q Matd\ 11..i. 1ta. "='---........... ., . TATI ltgUNTID OtNt" ...... ....
• T "*"" Z.-. OocMlitof'i .a.._,. . ,.... ............... lie ~~ '"& ~. OIWfl .. °"""' ~"' -...•"..;~ .,.._,,,. ... fl~4Jb=1i,.noe eo..t o.uy 'ulM"'*I or.,,.. 0oaat"l;;
NcM. M#dl 17, 14, at. 11a ~ Matdl 10, rr.-14. •t, 1~:..,
'----------"-' 11'1'~
' I
Ortnge Coaet DAILY PILOTIThurldey, MatOh 11, 18&3 DI
~ NOllCI:
l'tOtmOUt iiJ1 '('It ..... ".,......, 'h• fottowlt!O penont .. OOinO ~ ..
0 M IMl'O"TI, ·2t1 P'OtUI
A .... ' Leoun• a.eon, CA 176& I
CAlllLYN K ooooe. 810 lmetald l1y, l egun• Beach, CA
02U!
IAfillARA J Mtllf" 01
Mount•• "°80 ~ llMcn, CA
t2tot Tiiie bull._. 11 c:onduotea tty I
gor10rlll petlnotll'lli>
'latbatl Joan Milter
• Cattyn K Oodd1
Thi• etel""°"t wu nled w1111 lhe
County Ci.ti< or 0r11ioe County on
'" •• 1003 "10Ut
~.=~N
'"' IOllO•lllO pareon II dolnt l>ual,_ ..
JAC 00 , 924 Coron1do Ot .
Coat1 M-CA llH2t
Al A Of'A .. ANO , tt4
Coron1du Or , Co1" MeH C A
Uttt
Thie blltlr-.. oonductld by an
lndlvtdull
At " S.tano
Tiii• 1t11 .. nen1 wu hied •Ith the
County Clerk ot Oranoe County on
'" 18. 100)
"'01" Pubtlthed Drano• COH I 0 1lly PllOI, f'.O :l•. MarCill 3. 10, H , 1$83 92 ... .,
Nit.IC NOTICE
.
~.~· •Un•NJ,~1~..00.11119"
The folowlnO IMf10lll •• OOlllO f'tCTIT'°"8 .,._ .. MAlll ~ M fh• follO•lllt peraon II••
MLM NIWSLITTIRI, li'l M eMndoned Ille -of me ftalhiou. c 0 M Mu NI 0 AT I 0 N.. a.4 L M !>u"'-nerne
llUlllCATIOHI, ltO Wtll1oa ftU l11AlllRIE IAZAAll a
.... nu•. No H, CO.II Meu, T~04NO co' llN Newpor1 llvd
Calltornla 9212'1 Cotta M .... CA 82827
Merk Leo Murpny, 1083 The 'ICllllOUI ~ N-Walt10• Avenue, No H, Cott• rer11red 10 abov• •H llled In
M-. Ca111ornle tM17 Oreng• County on Novemb•r T,
l hit ~-.. ooncklCIWld by "' 1t 7t lndMdual RICHARD ANTON MOAIAATY,
Merli L Murpny 2038' 9 W Bir"' St , 9Mlll Ana,
fllll tt1t-1 wu flied .nn the CA 0:1707
County CleB Of Ofanoe County on Thi• bullinNI WU loQ<\duClad by
"•t><uat'f 14, IH3 an lndl\lldull ....,.. Alc:Nrd MOttatty
fllu1>111~ Orang• CoHI Oally Thia 1111-1 wM lltod wtlll tlM
PllQ1, M11cn 10, 17, 24 3 t, 1~ County Oertl of a..,. Coun1v on
"°""°"" __... MmlTA,....,
'"'~ ~-·...,,. .,.....,_.
NIWl'Oln OOMUTICI AHO J ANITOl'lt4L SERVICU, 20 t
lnrlM A ... !Wlte 281(, Colla M-
Ce t2t21
Mlfl• Olen• AnOr•CI•. )107 NH•ton II 148 Torran'9, C•
I080I ,,_ ... t•. 21ff2 Cai04W• 81 , MiMIOt1 VlljO, Ce 0Mt I
M1t•ll• Rocio But••. 21tu
C•lder• 81 • Mlu ton Viejo, c a
0251
Thi• ~ .. conoucted by •
l1W"' al partllOf MIS> Mat\a Diana Ar>Oteoe
l'ublithed Orange Cop1 O•lly '°ltol. ,..., 13, Match 3, tO, 11, t983
A77..a3
--,-IC-TITIOU--~.-IU~l~IMl~8~1~-I 12~ Februll'( 20 tH3
NAMS8TATIMllfT
Thia lt8141Nf\I -fllod wllh lhe
CounlY Qerll Of C>tanoe Courlty on MWCih 4, tffS l't.... l'tt1121
fltalC NOTlC[ The 10110 .. lng P•••O" I• 001ng Pt&IC tlOTICE Publl1hed Or1no• COH I Dally Pubtl1hed Qren91 CoHt Dally
Pilot. Match .:I, 10 l7. 24. 1083 Merell 10, t7, 24, i I, 11143
•1MM t>uill~~N~ INOEPENDENT VOLVO l'ICTITlOU8 d8INIEH 1022·83 1107 83
NOTICI OI' l'UkJC IALI SERVICE, 23&01 Comnwoe Cent., NAMI ITATl•NT
Of' Nll90MAI. "'Of'IJITY Ort,.., LagYn• Hiiia, Catllornl• 021S&3 Th• fotlowrno peraon 11 doing PlB..IC NOTIC(
Nolle• 11 here byJlven that Bengt Olov JOnanuon, 1920 t l>U"'-1 u pureuant to INICllon 19 of 11141 CMI Siert• Cedll . tr vine C1l1tornl• { 1 I PR 0 FE 8 BI 0 NA L ,tcnnou• .u ..... N,,..n•~ Cod•, St•le ol C•lllornla, lhe 927 t5 FINANCl"L CONSULT ANT, (b )
underllgn..:I will Mii et publlc MM Tlllt t>Uel.-le coo<1uc1ed by an PFC . 1820 E Aral Str-, Santa The totlOW!ng pereone er• Clolng
by oompetlltve bidding on Ille 25111 lndlvldu•I An•. Calllornl• 92705
d1y or Merof\. 1983, •I 4 15 o'clOoll Bengt o JonenNOfl Hugh M Gllrnote, 30111
bl.Ill,,.. •••
VANGU.-.RD PARTNERS, LTD ,
PARTNERSHIP XV, 8111 0o.... Or.,
Suitt 16. Newporl BHCll, CA PM . on tile l)f .. n!Ma whore Mid Tl'ili llllement wa1 tlled with 11141 Monroe. Al-Ilda. Calllornl• 02&0' orc;ipertv 1111 been 11ored, •nd County Clet'll or O•••IO• County on T'hll bull"-II coooucted by an
wlllCh le IOOetld 11 Pvblic 8t0teot. Fet>tuetY 18. 10'3 lndMdulli Inc 2065 ~Ila .... In the City ft101H Hugh Giimore
02H3
ROBERT 0 SMITH ea I Oover
Dr . Suite 15. Nowport Beach, CA ol Coate M-. County ot Orange, Publlallad Orang• Co111 O•lly Th11 lletemenl w•• filed Will\ tile
Sltll ol Calt10tnla, tr.. eblndoneel PllOt, Feb 24, Mar 3 10, 17, 1083 Counly Clltk or Orange County on 92H3
good1. ch•ll•ll or peraoner 1006-83 Fab•uery 18. 1983
f21Cl:20t Publllhetl Orang• Co111 Dally
P1101. Feb 24, Mar 3 10, 17, !983
9&1·83
R.-.YMONO W 0.MOTT 881
Do"" Or Suite 15, Newpo<I BMcll, property dMcrlb9d below In the l-------------m1t1er1 or· P\&.IC NOTICE
Robert G. Vincent -relrlg. 2 1--------------~11. Cllt, matt/bx 8'>'"11. frm. 3 flCTITIOUI eua••• blCI mlec NAIR ITATE•NT
LandlOtd r~ the right 10 bid Tile lottowlng perfon 11 Clolng
at the HI• Purc:h•MI mu11 be .bullinee. •• made with Cull only •nd peld f()f II SUNSET GRAPHICS 1112~ w
the tltM or pu1011.. All purc:llued Belbo• Blvd . Ne'Wpo<I BMch, CA
good• ar• IOtd .. I•. •nd ,,_, bo 112H3 reMo-..d 11 tile time ol purcllaM. ROLAN 0 C G ONZ"l El
S.,. aub)ac;t to ptlOt cencell1tlon In 1825¥• W Belboe Blvd . Newport
the event or Mlll•m•nt betwMn Boach, c.-. 02893.
llndtord and obllgat9d party Dated Tt\11 bullnM• II conducted by an
1hl1 10111 & t7th dey of Mwc:11, 11113 lndlllkkiat Roland GOfWIJez PuWC SIOfllO', Inc
L.nc!IOrd Pubtl11\ed Or•nge CoHI D•llY
Piiot. March 10, 17, 11183 1135-83
Pl8.lC NOTICE
•tlUJ NOTICI Of' l'U9lJC 8Ali
OI' Nll80NA1. NONllTY
Thie 1tal-I WU llled With the
Coonty Cieri< of Orange County on
Feb 18, 1083. f21ooet
Publl1ll•d Orange Co11t D•lty PllOt, Feb 23. Marctl 3, 10, 17. 1983
970.83
Nil.IC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS llUalHIU
HAMllTAT'EWNT
The lollo•tng peraon 11 doing
buillnelt u : ARROWHEAD DRYWALL. 351
Oak Piece , Suite E.' B"'· Ce
92821 Samue l A Furner•. 19990
Loronclte Or . Covina, C. 91722
Thlt ~ 11 conduc:led by an
lndlvldulll
P\&.IC NOllCE
c.-. 92683
VANGUARD il'f\IESTMENT
CORP e C111rornla torpur•tlon
88 t Dovl<' (); • Sulla t 5 N.-po11
Beach, CA 92893
T1'111 butlMH II conducted by '
------------llmillCI partn.tllhlp NOTICI OI' TIIUaTl.a'I 8A.La Vanguard 1nvHtmen1 l'f'C NO • .a'7 Cor YOU AM! .. Oll'AUl T UMOI" A P .
Robert 0 Smith. Prea
Thlt 1ta11men1 WU filed wllh the
County Clefll ol Oreno• Counry on F.t>tuary 28, 1983
DleD Of T"U8T, OATID
OCTOllllll 18, 1•1. UMLIU YOU
TAKI ACTION TO ""OTICT YOtM P'ltOl'IJn'Yrr MAY M 80L.D AT A "'*-.le 8AUI. •YOU •ID F2l07t'7 AN IXl'LANATION OI' THI Publl1ned Orange Coell 011ty
MATUlll 01' THE ""OCllOINQ P1lo1 M1tefl 3. 10, 17 24, l~~S-83
AGAINST YOU, YOU IHOULD -----------CONTACT A LAWYP.
On M1teh 24, 1063 et 1:00 P.M,, P\&.IC NOTICE
P E E L L E F I N A H C I " L K-o4001
CORPORATION u duly 8'>P()lntad IWOATANT NOTICI
T•u•IH under and pur1ua nt 10 If YOUll l'llOl'lllTY II IN
Deed of Trut11 r.cof<l*' "'-ber fOlllCLOIU"E 81CAU8e YOU
5 1081, at tne1. No 5288 In boolC A" IE •IHI MD IN Y 0 U"
14281 page 872, of Offlc:lal Recordl l'AYMINT8, IT MAY el IOLD
In 11141 otnc. of Ihle County Recotder WITHOUT ANY COUllT ACTION.
ot Otange County, Cllllfoml•. WILL " hi th• I •I lnht IO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO 'ou mey '"' "'1 '• HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, bring your eccount In gOOd 111ndlng
CASHIER'S CHECK OA CERTIFIED by paying Ill ol your Piii duo
CHECK, (....,vable at time of 11111 In P•)'f'flO"ll plul permlttlCI coell and ,,..,_ •xp&n-within ,,,,_ month• lrom
l'JCTmOUe ....... ~ ITATllll9:WT
The tolklwlnO par-. are ~ b.tll,_ ...
MI NAGI! EAOT , 47 '7
Dorollelter. Coton• d•I Mu,
c.INornll 92625
Veler•• Ann A•ller, 4 72 7
Oorclle1t•r, Coron• d•I Mer.
Catllomia 92825 ,,_. Teylor. 4727 Ooreh9tw,
C0ton• OM Mar, Cdfornl• 0292&
Tllll bu*'-le condue1ed by I
O-ill partnenhlp. v .. ., ......
Tlllt t tal-1 wee flied with '"-County CIW'k ot Orange Counry on
MatCh 1 111113 1'211IOO
Publlt h.O Orange COHI Dilly
Piiot, Marcfl 10, 17, 24, 31, 1083 1170-83
Pt&IC NOTICE
flCTITIOU8 9USMH
NMIW 8TATl.-wf
Th• ronowlng peraon 11 doing
t>ulineu .. RAINTREE COMP UTER
SYSTEMS, IS95 Town Center Or .
Suire 1000, Coete M .... CA 021S25 DICK AL TON WELTY, 19304
Poseidon, Cerruoe. CA IM>70t
RICHARD v.-.NCE WELTY.
19304 Po11ldon. C•rrllo1. CA
~701
JOSEPH LOPEZ, 22315 C1tnlnllo l 11>uron, L.aouna H!llt . CA
92653
Tllll ~ la conduolld by a
gene! al pltlnerll\lp
, Ole~ "1ton Welty
Tllll lllletnenl WU hied wtlh the
County Clelk ol CKange County on
February 28 1983. F~
PuDlllhed O••no• COHI Dally P1101 Mll'dl 3, 10, 17, 24, 1983
109fS-113
Notice le 1-e«ly given tllet pur·
M.Jant 10 M(;llon 1088 of the CMI
Code . Steta of Ce ltlornl1, th•
underllgneel w411 Mil " publlO .... by compe111i... bidding on the 25111
dly of March, 1983, It tO;OO
o'cloctl A M • on the premleee wtiwe NICI property-hat~ 1tor..:t. arid
wtlidt ta loc:atOd 11 Pubttc: Storaoe.
Inc 132, I Jeffrey Ho II\ tne City Of
lrvtne. County ot Orange, State or
Celllornl1, tile abandoned good•.
ch11tel1 or per1on1t property d..crlbed below. In tile m•tt.,1 ol:
Samual A. Fum•rl
Thia Jletement w .. flied with the
County Clorlt of Orenge County on
Match 4. 1093.
tawl\il money of '"° United 8111 .. 1 tlMI dll• 11111 nottoe of deleult wu II tile North !Toni anttano. to UM recotded Thia emounl II
County Courthou11, 700 Civic 1300,91S3.00 u of February 15, Cent., °""" W•t. S1t1t1 Ana, CA 1983, end wlll lnc:tNM unlll your
.U right. !Ille and Int"'"' oon-..yod aoc:oun1 1>ecomea current You may
to and now held Dy It under Mid not have to pay tile enll,. unpaid 1-------------D••d of Tru1t In the prop•rly portion ol your account. eve n Pt&.IC NOTIC£
Douglu Bun -10 bu mtec, 1tefeot1ptc1. 1k1a. pote1, gulter
ca.. 2 ramc>e. doOt mirror, arm Cllr,
n1111•
Publlt hed Or1no• Co111 Dally P1tot Mareft 10, 17. 24. 3 t 1063.
117~
tltuated In Mid County Ind Stet• thOugh run P•ymtnt wu a.mended, 1-------------
deecr'lbed u : the I I ted K-003 PARCEL A but you mull pay amoun 11 NOTICE OF DEATH OF Lot lllS of Trw:1 No 7557, tn the above. ptu1 lntlfH t to d•t• ot ENRY J BIALE• AND
11.c MW Eltzabelh St .... -2 wutten,
d~. laddet, 2 ''"'· ruo•. 2 c11ra, couc:n, 2 tblt. 3 l1mpe. e11ercyt:ll,
City ot Coll• M•••· County or redemption H . a °''"""""· Slit• of Callloml•. u ,_ Unlell tile obllgatlon being 0 F p E T I T I 0 N T 0
------------..... ,,_. l<Hec;loM<I 11pon permit•" tonger INIST""R .,..,...ATE NO Pl8.JC NOTIC[ map recorded In boolC 312. PIO" pertod, you 111,,. the legal rtofll 10 ADM a:. c..>a •
le nee. mech, 1ullo111. 15 boa• •---l'lCTITIOU-----.-...,-... --.-8--mlec llW'lll. landlord,...,._. tr.. right to bid ..,,_ 8TATl•NT
25 to 27 lnclualve, Mlecetlenoout stop tile rorecloeute only by paying A·l 1736%.
Mapa. In '"' oHlc:e of the county tile entire emount demend9d by To all hein, beneflClanea,
recorder of Mid county your crlClllOt within three month• d · d I
11 Ill• •al•. Purc:llHH muet b• Tll• follo•lng peraon 11 doing EXCEPT ™EREFROM an o11. gu. '"" 1,.. dll• 01 recordilton 01 Ihle ere 1 tors an cont n4'en t
mlnerai. end O\h« h)'dr-bonl, wftlcll d of d""' t.Tedrt.ors of H enry J. Bialek
below• depth of 500 tee\. whhoul ::::;:"'~oon 11' ·-.... of El Toro. California. and ~aa:
tile right or 1urt1c1 e ntry. H To find out the amount you rnu11 pl' rs 0 n s who may be ~~ : lntt,_,t• of r-d pay. 0t to '"'llllOI ror peyment to otherwise Interested in the
made with cull only end paid for al p u OISTRJBUTORS, 775 w tr.. ttrne of ~ • .-.n pur'ChUlld gooda .,.. eold u le, and rnuat be 17th SllMI. Sutle 'O', Coeta Meet, r~ II tne time Of ~. Cellfomla 02827
Sele aubjec:t to prior cancattetlon In Pwtar LAw, 1750 I Rainier °"""· tlle event ol Mlllement between Santa Ana, c.Jllomla 02705 PARCEL 1· Lot 13 ot TtKI No. atop 111' lo•ecloaure , or 11 your w ill and/or estate:
9235, In the City of Huntlnnton pr09«ty 1' In lorec:lol!Yre IOt eny A peuti'on '---'--n fUed landlord and obligated party. Oiied Tiii• bu.U-II conducled by an • otll., reuon. contect: HELEN A ,..,... ~
Boadl. County or Orange, St•I• °' FISHER. 23705 Dotplll'n Cove. by Dawn DeKoker in the c.ntomla, .. per map -ded In Ihle 10th & 17111 dey of March, IN3. tndlvlduatP.t., !Aw
Pul>llG SIO<llg9. Inc Thll 1tatwnenl wu tlled w41h .,.. lAndlord
book 383 pegee 10 10 12 lnc:lullW Lagun• Niguel. CA 921S17. (714) Supertor Court of Orange M~MtQa.lnthllof!Qof 496·8837 11 you llav• a ny County requestln& tha t
Ille county •-dor Of Mid county. ~~:,'!1o:,1•1~ou ;!:"~~n~ D a w n D e K o k e r b e Publl•llMI orange Coall Daily County Cterll of Orano• County
Piiot, Marc:l1 10. 11, 1093 on Maren 7. 1093 '21U. ''~
Nil.IC NOTICE
Publl1hed Orange Coall Da lly PllOI. Mardi 10, 17, 24. 31, t083
1151-63
PARCEL 2 All -1'1tnl lor road wlllcfl m•y 111 ... lnsur..:t you lollf1 a pp o 1 n t l' d as person a I
and publlc Utility purpoeee -lhll REMEMBER representative to administer
portion or '"' North half o1 Illa YOU llllAY.lOH l.IOAL NQHT8 the estate of Hen rv J . Bialek NOtt"-1 querter of Ille Nortll-1 IP YOU DO NOT TAKI .... OIU'T ·-,; q11ertw Of Secllon 28, Townllllp 6 ACTIOM (under the independent l'UlllJC NOTlC£ South, Reno• 11 WHI, '" th• NOTtal °" DeJIAULT Admrnistration of Eatatff
T..L .... ~' Raondlo LA 8olee CNca. In the ()tty AND lllCTIOtt TO 18..L Act) The petition LS Rt for
S V S . INC. u duty appointed ACTTT10Ua ~· ot Huntington 8eacn, Count'/ ol ~" o.£0 Of' T9'UIT hea.nng m Dept. No 3 at 700 Trultee under the lollowtng MAm STA,..._.., Orenge, St•le of Cellfomla. MI* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEH
deaerlbed deod oflt\lll WILLSEU The fonowt~ petaon 11 oorno maiireoordodtnbooll5t,s>aoe 13, 11, RICHARO B LYNN, .. Civ1(' Center Drive Well
·T PUBLIC •uCTION TO THE ~ -Mtacell.,_ Mape, In Ille Olfloe of s l A c 9270 l on "' "' DESIGN WOOD PRODUCTS, the county racordet of eald county, IU(X)Ml()r lrUllM, II Truet .. under an a na, a. HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH 1790 Monrovia, Suite A2. Cotta lylnQ within e ttrlP of land, 25 00 lhll cortilln Deed of Tru1I d1ted April 6, 1983 at 9:30 A.M . ~~~~~o~ .. ~~~n~:':t~!):1: ~ Camomla 92927 , ... wide Ille W•t..ty line OI Mid Oocember 1· 1geoc ••fK~·~:.1. IF YOU O BJF.CT lO th~
...,hi, tltle and ~ ~to Donald Wood Petton. 3244 11rtp being Oeecrlbod u tol!Owl· JOSEPt1 DREY Ind AMLL in granting of the petition, you
.,. . .-.._ ..._.. tow• Strwt. Coat• Mee&. c.mornta Beginning 1t • point In i11e u TruJIO< 10 MCUr• obllg•tlon• ho Id ·th t •'--end now held by It.,._ ,_, 92828 Nonheft)' llne 01 .. Id Nortn hell, tavor 01 HELEN A. ASHER. 1n11 No. s u e1 er appear a UH:
of TNll tn the property her..,.,_ Thie~ te oondUClld by an Olltent Eaat..tytNreon 07000 ,_ 21oev rn Booll 13873. PC:.:870of hearing and s tate your ~OR· SIERRA REALTY & tndMdual from the NorthwHterly corn" ~11 ~':9 t,1 !':ge Co~n~ objections or file written
INVESTMENT, INC , , C•llfornta Donlld W Patton tllor410f thence Soutlletty parlltel •cor '' r • objecttona with the court
..,,..,...1110n. Tiiie st1t..,.,t w .. llted wtlh tlle wtth 111.i we11..iy h of Mid North Cll"ornt• 181<1 obllO•tk>M lnc;ludln(I before the hearino. Your -..-Coun"' °""' of °' ,. _ _... II 106 00 , t th I I f one not• d•t..:1 Oooomb.-1. 1080 .. BENEFICIARY: NEWPO RT '' "'Cit ~"' on 11' • · M ·to 'pon o In the ptlnclpal 1um ol Two appear~ may be in penlOn
THIRTY TWO L TO •• LtmlteO Mar"' 3, I083. "211CDI endT~·., __ ltna of Nici lt11p to Hundred Fifty~ (a.260.000) or bi your au.omey partn111hlp and STEPHEN VAN ,,. ~·-·r doll SCHENCK •• m"'1od man. Publl•h9d Or•no• COHI Delly be ptotonged Ol "'°'1oned .... to 12i~HE BEHEACIAL. INTEREST I y 0 u A R .E A "-ded ~ 15, 1870 .. Piiot. M•c:h 10. 17, 24, 31, ,~"fl~ tarminate ~,:::: = u n d • r 1 u ch d,, d 1 n d 1 h , CREDITOR or a contlngen
in.tr No. 18847 tn boolC IS!ta c>-oe ~1~1~1~1 perallef to H IO. obtto111on1 MW•ed 1110roby Ila"" creditor of the cieceue:<f. you ~!~°'=::.,~~ ~ l'UlllJC NOTIC[ Northerly tine end which puae1 ~,:,:,~nafe r red 10 th e must file your claim wtth thhe
Hid deed 01 truat doacrlbel the ~ thfougfl Ille point of ending 131 A BREACH OF'"° cMfaull tn court or present It to I e
tOllowlngproperty: NOTICtlOf'nlUaTl&'S •ALa Truetor or record ownet· the obtlnallona for which auch personal r epresentative
L 2• __ ,. 1 .. _ r--t:'7: 8 1• Tt10MAS R. STADEL.• llnQll man • d b h 01 ....... ,,. ...... ·.. Ma.G..u u to Paroeit A· THOMAS STADEL deedlseeourttylluoocutredtntll•t appo1nte y t e cour tell of Lot 25 In Btock 31 or YOU AM• IMD'AUl.T ~A and LINDA STADEL. lluaband end peyman1 1111 not t>een m•d• o r within four months from the
LlnC*l!ar"1 AOdltion to ttle dty of DtlaD Of' TIIU9T DATID AINI 17, .-... M JOlnt Tenentt M to Paroel e Property TuH. lnll•llmente date of first i11uance o f
Newport. " 1no•n on • mep 1-. ~YOU TA«I ACTION Th• atroet addrH• e nd 0111., aubMquenl to October. 1ot2, ww:I letters as provided in SectM:> rec:ordod In Boot; 5, Paot 1' Of TO "'°"'CT YOU9t ""~· common .._._.lion "...,.. of Iha peymenll on tlw .-*>t tr\19t 0.0 i... p ,.._._ n
Mlec:elll nOOUI =:rd• of IT llAY • •OU> AT A PUe&JC rN I prop;ty'~it>edebov. le The ptopet'ty •• deecr'lbed -I,()(} of the robate ~ of °'-=i.:":10..AUl.T~A 8A\.I. IP YOU NllD •N purJ)Ot1edtobe:l1l82 HarbOrBluff L.o150ofTrect715e .. permac> California. The time for
T 10 Pl'\.AMAnoN °" '* MATIMI! crrcte, Huntington Beech. Cell!., reoOtdod In 8ooll 2ee, Pao-11-14 filing clalrm will not expire DI~ I' T~ ~!.. !.,~ YOU OP Tifl l'ttOC::llDINO AOAIM8T 3-4!18 Ptumorl• Pl9oe. Coat• Meaa. 1r1clu1lve ot Ml.c; .. teneou• Mapa, prior to four months from OCT-.. ,,, "''"" ---YOU, YOU IHOUl.O CONTACT A Celll rec;0td1 of Hid c;ounty. (Orange.) TAKI ACTIOM TO PROTIC:T LAWYIA. The und•ralo n•O Trullee Common ttl'WI eddr-.. 33711 the date o f the h earing
YOU" ""OPl"TY, IT MAY 81 On March 25, 1083. •t t 1 00 dttclalm• any llablltty 10, any MIQlltan 1 .... Lagune Niguel, CA nouced above.
llOl.D AT A~ IALL •YOU A M . SECURITY SERVICES lr>conect,_ of me llrwt ~ 92tf77 YOU MAY EXAMINE == ~.::::o: COMPANY 11 duly appointed end <>'her common dealgnatlon, H (4) BY REASON THEREOF Ille the file kept by the court. 1( Tru1IH 11nder end pur1u1n1 to ""I .,_ ller9fn 11ndenlgned preNnl ~llc:laty . ed h AeAtM8T 'fOUw:.ciu 8HOUl.D Oe•d of Truat recorded July IS, s 'etd n t• wtrl be m ed•, but under IUCh o.o nu .,,eciutod and you are interest in t e
coefYAOT A LAS d 8 t 1982, u tn1tr No. 12·232815. or without cov•nant or werrenty. dell-.w'ad 10 Hid Tr\111ee 1 wntten estate, you may file a req\iest
430 thirty· a oon tree ' Offlclal Aecord•. executed by' TONI •"Pf-()( lmpl6ed, rao.ardlng "'"· DECLARATION Of' DEFAULT ANO with th e court to receive ~(II•~:....~ or_ A. MOt<EOE M lrwtor. In "" ofllce poaeeeatOn, or enoumbtanoea, 10 OEM AND FOR SALE end hu 8 pee1 a I not Ice o f the •u_, ....,.._ -···-· of the County Rocordaf of Orengt h Id b t of the Oepollt9d with Hid TrullM IUCll . •-doelgnetlon 11 ltflown abo"9, no County, State of c.11torn1a. WILL :::r .. ~, '~':fr!c, by' ::;;•OMd 01 °""and 1111 documonta evld-1Cing inventor y of. ~state aue ...
warrant)' 11 9 tw en at to Ill SELL AT PUBLIC .-.uCTION TO Tru';i ptua 11 provtCled In H id obllOellon• eacur..:t thereby and aa and of the peUbOl'la. accounts Wil~ ... or WiiMt..-)." HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH nott(il. adv-.".....,, under the dec:iared and dote llOrOby declare and reports described In
Tho tlei..,._y lo!lldar ~Deed (payable 11 time of Nie tn tewtvt tarme of Mid 0oa0 of TNll, .._, 1 11 1um1 H oured t h•ro by Section 1200 .~ of the
of Tnm. b1 -"iq! • or money of the United Stat•) et. the oh"O"· i nd e apen1H or the lmmedlalety due and peyeblo and California Probate Code defNI tn the -~ South front entrlnCe to Ille Orange TNttee and of tlw 1,,_,, cnetOd.... l\at elec:t.d Ind doel hefeOy elec:t
thereby, ""'°'°'' °"'°"'*' -Old --:'." ·~. 200 blodl Mid Daod of Truat. VJ\ .to c:auM 11'111 1ru11 PIDPertY to be Gary G. Browa, ActA>raey dellvartd to Ille undtrelonod • of SanTI An• Blvd. Santi Ana, At the time oi Ill • Initia l told to 11111ty th• ob1tg11ton1 at Law, t!OO Eaet Caayoa
wn«ein OoclloretJon of °"""" and CelNornta. "'rtght.11111 and'""'"' publlcanon of 11111notlOe.111e total llOCU<'ed tlltfoby. Rim Road, S•lte H4·8 Oemend 1or :a:i ::::"" notlOa con""f9d to and now held by It emount of IM unpeld .,.._of tt1a Deted 1S1h d•Y ol Februsry, Aaallelm Hiiia Ca HH7 of br99dl and to _..Id undet u td 0..0 01 Truet In the obltgetlon eec:urod t>)' the •bov9 1983 ' • the underalgned to ••II 11 PfoPef1l' attu•t9d 1n .. Id CO.."IY dHorlba d dee d of trull •nd .....,, A F1eMr tel: (714) tS7~0ot. ~,':.~~n==!; end Suite deaclr1boel .. "tlmated coal• e xpenM• and Publlthed Orang• CoH I Deity P\Jbh•h..t Or~ Cou1 Delly _ __.Mid notloe Of br98Ch and Of l.01 t9 of Tract No M3e 01 per ~ 11 t 14t M2.31. P1tot. Fob 24, Mar 3. 10. 17, 1983 Pilot MM llS, 17. . 1993 -mep reoorded In 900ll He. Pegaa 5 The ~ under· Mid Dead 1024-83 tJ28 83
e6aCtlon to bo AaoofOtd ... !°'*, ... m521barof and IS Of MltiOellarlOoul·Mapa In the of TN•t heretofore u~tod and -22. 1912 N lnltr. NO. • .,.. offloe Of'"' oounty l'tOOrdet of Mid dtllv•r•d to tha undtreton•d • 111-"' ..nnl'C
Mid Ofnolal AeoofOt county '"'"*" Oeolaretlon of o.tWJlt and "8..IC NOTICE r-nu 1 ow. l •td H I• will l>t mad•, but Th• 1trfft edd•HI end other 0.mMd tor Sale, and • written
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Disney land Far East
Workers and privileged visitors stroll
the nearly deserted lanes of Tokyo
Disneyland during a press showing.
The first Disney (acility outside the
United States opens to the public in
April.
ClASSlfllD .642-5678 '/'he marketplace cm the Ora11ge Coast
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Pll111UU NOii OOUIPROIT
Ot.~' & Jttty vlttw1 Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3
bath, J700 IQ.ft Sl,:S86,000 Oc.-anfront.
LllO llU
R.-modt!lt!d 3 bdrm, 2 bath + l&rae rec. rm ,
beam t.'tlillngat, fumlah1.'tl, pal.lo. $420,000.
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New 4 br, 4 \.41 be, 1.-uatom French Numiandy
Eetate t 2 prime ~ hilltop St .2~0.000
00101&10 OlYI llYFROIT ll~i on . , .. ..,., ~~~~~~~~~Coronado la1&nd cuat. bayfront lot. IW Qo&t ,,,.. :: dock. Planl avail. Now $370,000 w/terma.
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::~~ Gneral BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
1.11 11 ... 1,,c1. C>•··· ~~ ~ 1.1~ r,101
Of wknd1. 13<49,000 garag• A11umabl• or
new loM evall. 1t 12%.
MUST SELL Ag1
64G-1631 9¥9flingl SHORE CLIFFS
Jlnt Meted, OOMll.
c.nyon view, 1tunnlng
4 Bdrm•
t11 nn LMI
Gerry I Chrllte
67l-7761 700-1397
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tllWll 2 bdrm. den, 2 Datha •
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HG. W1111 to pool, tennle.
lhopl Fruit 11.... auto
tprinklerl. 2 Cat g.,llQI By owner. SI 53.500
Open S11/6un. t2-5.
7141730-8742.
Hlghland1 Single atory IY .... ,,. •• 11,..._..
38R, 2BA. formal dining -,._ rm home on comer 1<>1 Oeerlleld. Out1tendlng
Hardwood floor1, cy-landtcaplng Incl. gazebo,
pr... penellng, leaded apa, lot• of tr .... Many glue window, remodeled upgradH, al e. lrplc1
kitchen. S.cluded patio ili2i1i15iKi. 5i5i2i-MOiiii7iiiiiiiil w/gH BBQ Acc.11 to
private beeClhH. 1289,
SOO Incl. tend Donne
Godlhell. 844-4200.
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8Hutllully upgraded 3
bdrm decorated In earthtone1. Freahly
painted & wallpapered
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3 8', 2 h . J)Owder rm,
trplc, comm pool. Wiii
tlke 1~ dn lfom QUall tied bvyw, 1120,000 ....
IUm at 13~ l 14f,500
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Have 2 1uper 2 level
condoe Only 1135.ooo a
1150,000 Ag! 552-7500
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LEASE OPTION
Comp lutn One o1 Big
Cyn"o moat ei.g. 11omee
4br, atudy, Cl41n, flreplc,
pool, ape, chlld'• park.
lulh grdna. S 1,495,000 r.e.
I, .Ju I, 1' '11 ---
Extra lge patio end unit _B_L_U_F_F S_D_O_L L_H_O_U_S_E
next to euealyptua grov.. c Auumable 10.5% fl -ONDO 3 Br. 2 Ba
nanclngl Priced right at $ la5,000. AQenl Iv mag
1128,500. C.it 759--1601 544-5215
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Aak for Dorl• Owner/
Governor faces
oil hassle
SACRAM ENTO (AP) -A b i partisan
environmentalist coalition says it may sue to thwart
Gov . George Deukmejian's attempt to place
authority over offshore oil leasing in his own office.
Tf\e group, led by Democratic state Sens.
Henry Mello of Watsonville and Gary Hart of Santa
Barbara, told a news conference this week that the
Republican governor's proposal Is "badly
misplaced" and would extend U .S . Interior
Secretary Jamee Watt's "unmistakable disregard
for marine life."
Deukmejian has promised to abolish the
Coastal Commission by 1986. As a finl step, he has
called for cutting its budget down to $6.38 million
from the current $9.41 million, reducing the
commiasion's legal staff.
Mello de~cribed Deukmejian's action as
"budget maneuvering whic h bypasses the
legislative process," while Trent Orr, a spokesman
for the Natural Reeources Defense Council, said
"going to court ia one of the options."
Phyliss Faber, a spokeswoman for the League
for Coastal Protection, said another option is a ballot
initiative.
Deukmejian has also proposed transferring key
oversight authority from the commission to the
governor's Office of Polley and Research, including
the authority to approve oil leasing on the outer
o0ntinental shelf.
The State Lands Cornmiasion also has the
authority to approve oil leasing -in state coastal
areas -along with the coastal commission. The
latter, however, has authority over leases on the
Outer Continental Shelf. -
Democrat-controlled fiscal subcommittees in
both houses are expected to consider Deukmejian's
propoul aoon. Uthe cuts are eliminated, however,
the governor has the authority to veto that action
when the final budget bill reaches h.is desk in June.
It takes a two-thirds vote of each house to
override a gubernatorial veto -an unlikely event
becauae the Democrats do not have a two-thirds
majority in either house.
The commisalon, established in 1982 by the
voters and long opposed by business interests,
regulates commercial and residential developme nt
along California's l,100-mile coast.
During his campaign for governor, Deukmejlan
singled out the commission as an e xample of
"regulatory mania," and said tu.s budge t message
that the panel engages in "ex.oessive and duplicative
-environmental regulation."
Al Aramburu, a Republican Mann County
supervisor, said Deukmejian's proposal was part of
"a very distinct pattern" of anti-environ.mental
policy. and that action is needed "make sure the
coast is protected .••
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requlremen11. Contact
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the plana. Priced e1 12.
200.000. 79-1) 100
GEORGE ELKINS CO
and room '°' pool. Xlnt locatlon among1t new
and hi gher pri ced
homel. Owner•.,. llelt-
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$415.000 F-.
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pl~ family, pristine condltion,
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tennia & pools!
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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provldel privtcy & .. tety
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thl1 ldaal re1ldentl1I
atM. 3 bdrma, 3 beth• & huge backyrd ldHI for
your own private twlm·
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PRICED IELDW
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Property Man M0-9019
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Excel financing. S HIS,
000. o r wut trade for
condo In lndlan Well•
pkd cuh. 4BR 2'A bathe.
ciOM to lhopplng & pool.
Pvt pty. 714/850-4018 Iv
mag, Of 619/588-4722
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1225,000 with great 11-
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you find • Bdrm1, 2',..
b1thl, cloee to swtmmtng
pool. tennll end bMc:Ne
•• IUCb • bergaln? New·
port Sllore1, that '• whe1e. Call to ... thl1
Immaculate end com-
for1able home on over-
atzed lot on the -ter.
142-1200
PETE BARRETI
.. REALTY
On Santiago Drive In
00-~ Sttolllng 2
story 4 Bt. 4 ea. 3500 lq
h. fln\llV hOme with pool'
3 lrp1C'1. 3 car garege, MCWltv system, tee land .
MA Condition. Pr1oed to .... $495.000. 844-7424
8'oker.
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Reduced price plan 4, 2 airy 3Br. 2'~ ba. $319,
900 • $35.000 dn or II
opt. Onr/egl 851-0130
IEWPHT n
Immaculate 3 bdrm.
F .. tur• large gournwt
kitchen. 3 patio• end
atrluml Walk to beech.
$139,000. Cd 979--5370
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3 BR, large 1olld Olk
lamlly room with 5' aolld
Oak bar, waln1cote •
h1rdwood lloora, huge
country kltc:Mn with tlf9-
p1-Tutetulty deco-rated. Enormoua lot. Quiet cul de Mel. Beeutl-
lully land1c1ped with
fruit treu. S215,000
Shown by appt. Call
Frank Vauteo. r5t-1501
~ Walker 6 lee
Cadlll.c:t 10 Oo-Certa
Whal-tht Fad
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C.it Howl 642-6878
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'6080 REBATE!
On brand new Towne Homes ln
Eutaide Coata Mesa. 3 bedrooms. 3
betha, attached double car p.ragea
with automatic: door openen. La.rae
private patic:. for all unita, and a
couple even have extra Jarte yards.
ANJ>.-you can cbooee your own
color of wall to wall carpettnc!I
Builder wlll help flnan~ with
amall down paymenta. PriC99 u
low u •13',60011 Betm check on
thme txdtlna NEW bomee few th1a
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140 too Comm pool · -----= 0110.. No peli 3 Bdrm 2 OA aeas Aontore, 112 .... l"IQ\llr.O. ec>e.' bell. ownr ... con: IAYFAONT. 2 Br. 2 •• 1.aroe I •tc>ty norne 38R 131 2071 30I w Wlleon 031·15'3 1391/mo S'-rra Mgml Aetlt .... uo c..i AM IN-3nt
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81yfron1, Ullle •· Agt 530.1"'35 011 u•1 t 8 R n 11 r ., , pvt petto, air• lrg Boe tc>I'• on taroe '°' .. " Slnglu 1 1 2 ldrm MIP thr tu1eury 3 l>r, 2 be, l!le g1111 decor. turn/ lar1rfl6rd • T:lf ~ Set our Ad unoer O..Wal 1 c Pt A 1 Ad 11 garden 2 Or 15 75 TV lfU4d MilG ApertrMnl• a rownnou-t yr old N.8. beletlftont, unturn. et1v11or & un-E""'*'D o-'111 • :IO pm Aaal fll•ll 1002 ONI! la1NI 4 BR, 2 •IOfY, 1·~ mlle• Ill etOf u &67 2841 ' GOmS)Ut ... Som. are Megenlly G•.!1 lrplo Mull .... d . r II r n d p, kn 0 v Fr• ooflM. ptllM
y EA A I' A EE A ENT ·-·-_, .... from bMctl '1200 mo Tr.Ct w/pooJ 0•1• 1632 --llon. MVI !JU & 11~ lurnlahed 13w '60-4122 17J.K 10, 498-4722 v Non-ttndl .. room .... ......... -•n• ....i 6454141, 64e-7171 All .... d11coun1. 01 pvr-L•rPt• 2 BR 2 a •. 2 11y 9311-251& v ~w _.,.".,.. ctl&M nntlon 715 21180 •• Froni SIMIO '9 rnwnto to"'""' 3 bd N 8 IOO...," ...-...., ev·" .... 811941 to belclh. ~. 2BR 1b• ....,. front •llo ..... ___ ·--un t. -es mo No p.11 [/110e 3Br l 'Ab•. edull1, o J bOI' Rd t -.. ..,,_ .., ·-
JUat l)adl your ctotn. to 1•50 yetrly. u111 pd filed ~;; dbl ~ .,.,i 3 BR condo, so co .. 1 Nr occ c 111 1140 1158. 11111 pd exc ept •l•o 61~ Jmu1~Ht• ~ i~~ w:':';.~:i.,•:c:.;,•~ ~e:.O~ • 8~:_~m o -•• mow Into Ihle ~ tum Portltng. 8~19&4 aft 3 Oc>nr nr bch 17&;1mo Plue. pool•/ Huna/ Hk f01 Dave. l111y or ae 15/mo Aval I 41 ,, lllO · • AFWll LW :d~t:,1(1,2·,: .. ';:,::, e...p. MJ •r 2131:.:t4•3612 ~~-~-curtly, $078 Ptm 581 9647 F/M to ll'lr 2 br. 2 be Ptnc TWO SUPER wattltfront l ..U ........
Wiik lo .riooa. WIN__, Nrl" new 3 br, 3 bl, 2 4 br, 2~ b• twnhH on YIW 11&111tU.U Nr So Cit PIM.I 411183 YH 11111¥1 m ~gtl)I, Ne '350 ~ .. ~1~8~·~1 (t llllettOlfh/405.fW)'I =~ tor Av or trll.lllW. ~ 2 .... ... ff .... th •~ poot Speclou• t-2 bd1m~t1. 1 Br. poot11p1, o•t•d NEW \!'led 20 Town--,,.._. -.....,....,... .. .,_, c. gtt, wet.,_, .,.u .. , v-. , ape. A -I -l ..__.. ••7 8"00 MF f•7 a Sh I P .. ,, ..... 178-. btlc oardener 1 1350 1950. 847-9807 tla••" I ... ,.••-"" • • . I c omm. 1dll1, .. "· home ILLAOE COM-Ire uxury Promontory .. PllJ llm •f•
LAOUNA HILLS 5 Sttr L .... 551-48$3 9111 Tn"" ~,.... 3 k"•M 2 l&IMe 111.U UM Stl/Sun 10-5 PM 644-8573 MUNITV 2 a 3 Br. 2'-' Point PenthouM Clll\e. O,P:ICS SUITE o:er-COUid ei. lite l:lllt wey
P ..... 2n. ...__ c ··2 ·-· .... "" STUNNINO ·-· 2 B 2 2BR t'Lb I h 8• l800 1800 eq It of drat Celltno• Frpl All ............. ""'herbor .. ~ Be allm. Qull etnokl~ ... -·.._,,Al . .., "'---·"--......... ti .... ~ 1to1 "'2"' ktd1 pet• -oe r '" • own ou•• t a amenltl•• 101111y f rn """'""' ,...... 000. MUST SELL Owft1f ...,.,_, ,,_.., .,_. "" ·~ " " Charming, private, t bd. 1 Ba Garden Apt Poot ty~ Pool, patio, yard. pure u•uQ'.., eragH, • u · pro11 1000 1q It I e I u CO a•• f u
modeled 3 Br llOme, 3 539 190 BEST Alty IM be high quallly, lndry, 1496 710 w . t81h. St. no p•I• 1 525/mo •PH In evTry home -HOMA IWIY trorn llOmel 714/54&-7100 •&38--1115 20'3 W111-
wltt l11/opt or IM. Agl. 81 . Soll or Rent 0rMtdMl -2Brwelkto S575 yrly NO pele, 0 B 979·5426 or ll41-0574 m11t•r t ulle, dining thruJune494-29ee ctltf0r,a10307.Hc>t ldl.
81S-Ol&t IVll!Wllnde. SI 4 O 0 I mo C • 11 l>Mch kid• ok nil ... "" 213-460·1051 olng 1n1n11 looking ' rooma, wood burning 8 B Alrpott .,...beo. .... _... 7141831 5137 ....,., f"• f•-Hy 11·~ 1 1 •• 2 8t 1• ... Ba q 1-1 t 1trep11ce1 mloro-weve HUI . N. · pvt home. SI.lit• from 22MllO ef _-:.:•~....,..~-· -----C•lltlJ Leta lUS -Hur' y w on t t ••I I V' _.. ••nQ -' ... o · " u .. • O\Nn· • want ""9 empt adult, • .. ,M __ ... 1.,.. _ Very ntoe front orttoe, 2 639._e190 BEST Atty I• lalNI •rent rnovee you In hOUM No 1>11• 1450/mo oven1, private patio• & lmmed 1275 + ulll• •1 per eq .. , ~ atru rtlS'fKml ll'f• BIO D4SCOUNT 2 oemet-Br 2 Be ptue office. ,__._ u.u ftalaaall 2607 We hive 2 Br , I Be tor 2 people 755 W 181h yerd1. Olld~ provld-645-9616 Call 567-70 0 ......
try Ill• at P.cll'k: View f ,A ,...14; ..,..., UTUll ,,. 1446 3 Br . 1 •;, Ba S I ~6-9507. Id Eteg.nt IMng only 16 ,..__.. ....,._ r-r-t .,_.. _, ....
Memorlll Perk. Prim• rrp.,., r.,., • r-, nOIN Small t BR apt, n-crpt, 147&. Poot Ind"' toe no I t f 1 F hi 2 B llouM I-"' tlo ..,_ ...-.... "' -· • ·-· .. , ... Area. ....... !or both 1350/mo. 73--0359 lllTILI drpa, ~25. .....,, 648.g658., · 2 br In trl-plH, nr SC m nu " rom 11 on ' • ,.,..., P• · reHon11>l1. HS 1re1. ~7 ... ....., SP•CtOUS •&R 3 ... d 1 I • bd I 875-50e8 ,,.., Plaza. Gar No 1)111 Xlnt llllll<I. 7 mlnut1110 SC. newly ci.oor. ocean view. 714/ll36-141M n ... .,.. .......,.. "' " .,. u-o.. rrne llart no 11 E-Slde, lreeh 2 Br 1 Ba cond 1640 833_9293 Plue or 0 C. Airport F•mtle non·1mok1r · •---------•
1_ p ,.... ptlx W...,_/dryr. WINI 1&60 to S1200 BAVFRONT _ Sl>90111GUlll g., 1 O1 8 un d 1 c k Ju1t IHI of Newport $475/mo 873-1195, &00 eq 11. Oec:orlted, view "'Wtfy not ltll "' Mep?"
....... l.,.l!J •-to 1>ct1. 1900. 873-4115.4 view, •P•c 2 br, 2 I>•, 5~85/mo · 180 2111 51 CIH n. roomy, 2 br: nr Blvd. & eo of San~ 575-9&88 eut111. '*' frwv-, M-M • r r I'"•
DISTRE8SEDI 4-plu ttl 5pm. ~ plu• •tudy Pvt perk~. s.48--0le5 H 11 r b or Shop g Frwy. From 11000/mo. Verde pr11tlge bank Troublt,?/Olvorc:e , •-_ _.. IOr I 1415 $426 842 1803 831-5439 2473 Orange CdM 2 br, OC4lllt view. 3 bulldl""' 65&-1260 Fomlly Proble me? Do-= t';'&'it~~~: • ..... w/tlew It ~~2~~51111P or·~:~'.J;11 1 Duplex we1111de C M 2 842-3-153 ' - ' Ave., Coaia Mesa. ~1:.\i1~8~~~·1 s:~. mo. MACA;HUA & REDHILL m .. ttc Vlolen~?IClllld
•Id• nMr Tyler Mall & 2 bd' s 8 7 5 . L .... y Br 1 B• Neal & CUii, S.m•. pool 226'4 Ma-E l I I t Abu .. ?IChtld cuetody?,
F ·-··2 ....... 840-1177 BEACH Pier. prk8. I Br. carp111, drlPH. 1m1ll p.. •l·blurt, sp6C 1 bd, pool, M/F prof only 26-33 N/ 0 • no. PVl ° C, lur-1~111bn ~~-)? rwy. ""'.,.. • .....,., 6511177 S 5 I p ...... nt lrH, no pell. • · ' ' nlllled. Noo-wnkr Avail C..ta .... Ul4 .. 57 Ut I pd. 30 E Ed· fenced patio, enct1d New LR cerpel • 2257 1576/mo 84._.757 SMK~. CLEAN to thr 2 tmmld. No IM req. Ph a lll~Hl ~•l8'f .... • ....... o-•ter. 1/87 1-285e gar• g e , no pet a . Maple br, 2 :.\ b• condo. gar, eecrttarlat IWv\ol av.it ,... -.-4 fLD 2 BR 1 B•. rncd yard, c II 2"2.. 1475/mo. plu• 1476 MC. LIDO DELUXE SPACIOUS trplc, etc. C.1111. '300/mo. 1380 mo. 751-8774 . Call colect. 24 llrl. tockabl• •tore 11\ed, "'' HI • " 548-~42 0< 770-5829 l 43o. 2 bd, very clHn, 2 Br. Den,~r tc. br petlo 831-4391 Dave Coota M--. ~Int llnanc:-chlld 0 I< , n11N r1ng1, • In -
Ing. 7H-1152 grdnr, ,_ cpts. no pets. -~ -O&I& H Ill 1455 mo 1 Br 1 Ba. frplc. cerpet & drpa 548-3829 •1350 87 59 L.aguna ~ 121164425 la1lan1 tab ... II SCRAM L£TS
1 580 & dep. l950 B ...._ ALL UTILITIES PAID lndry rm. slly1~hll. emllll 2 8t 2 81 1525 No pets. + ulll, pvt rm/t>a Nr -Vochl So111 Office tor • P1llP\All Lmll Meyer Pt .. 549-3434 Ablolute quality 3 8t 2 Ba Compare before yov cat ok large 2 Br 1 Be upatelre, Loceted lltfOll N.B. Oolt 499-4722, 497-4391 L-. <Alt t>a'-1 9-5 •NSWERS
Twoblg-lnMChunt1 w111atde C.M. CIHn & pool JICUZ21 more $750 rent.Cu1tomd11tgnlea· 368Avocado Ealltlde. l 475imo. No CourM.546-4855. Rmmat, clean m•t"re. El PM,Mon-Frl~2_.8-« ft
of Ihle handeome N--eharp 2 Br 1 Ba. cer-530-8190 BEST lee turff Pool. bt>q, cov'rd TSL Mgmt 642-9412 peta. 631-8155 "' Ponot -Eooell .....,. Helghta d::'irle-5 ••'""4> -·rr d-" Ith B d I 2 Br, 1 Se. pool Nwpl Hgtl llde CM April 5. Olllle Ellcluatve lull""' mldlul/ n.-1 _ 8_ • .._ >"" • ~. pate. fenced patio, en-1 Br & loll Or•.....-rM O~-..v. -oun ..., w B L1rg1 1c h, Mela • I v•r ..,_ ",. ~young, 3 rm, 2'..\ cl•d gar1g1. no pete. $525. 111 '& 1.';~-$300 plu•h l1nd1e1p1ng No 2 Br I •. c a' P • • •. Mar no pet• arM. 550/mo Ind 011 831-&400 Of ~2-2999 prof. bldg. lc:IJ. to l.ellure SCHOOL
beth, fomlly. 2 dectl•. 2 1525/mo plut 1525 MC pate drapet. no pell 1500 & ' 545-1832 3228 Cl1y SI. A vnlt. Lrg 2 Br apt, CdM, Chine World, I.Ag Hiiie. Sul>l4sl Our high ldlod toott*I dbl garege&Hparat• Credi t check req: eec.ni2·1123.TheREB !Br.Furn 5515 $250 aec. u t ll pd . 642-2705,8«-7424. CovebluH• ahrw/cpl 20001/1.NEWIMPAOV-co.chcouldalwaylbttng
w d•, r.nced & MCI.Ire. 54&-5«2 or 770-5629. Willi leac.. 2241 365 W Wiiton 842· 1971 83 l·5230 Beth. LARGE! OLDER! SHARPI 2 BR 2 Ba. etepa to beaoh. gar evoJI., 876-4288 ev~ ~ l~IJ~ p A C E out Ille belt In I IMM, ic~~~ •• H~ll~~~~: • _ _.._ ... a---T-Pine Cott.,.,., small I Br STUNNINO large 1 Br. •3 Br 2 Ba nr SC Plza, !.~~ I~ ~T~,c;~l~~"m"!~ N-por1 Shr1. $700 mo. Shr 2 8t IOI In NB 30· 1---------1 ~ ~ SCll HOOwu LllWoya _._-.... ,..., __.... gard1n apt p ool SA pool. tpa, carport tvtll $425 mo 2459 64~747: ~8-7171 · AH from und. l38.5i mo. Office. Storage. Retell. _" .. _"_"-------
'350,000. New & dtllgner petfect trplc, ~d. 1&95/rno. 874 $445/mo 710 'w 18th Child oil 1695 No pets Elden, unll C Agenl Up1t1tr1 3 bd, 2 b1 du-Help lumtlh. ~994 ShOp. IPIOI •'1111&1>11 11 LMt I ,.... .__. .......... .., Prtf, 2 Bdrm, 2'..\ ba townhm. lo m I>• r d Y L • n • · St. 752·5822 957-0JOl. p .. x Patio ~.,,.,,.. y.+u 4S. eq rt. Any llze up to ._.
I ll-UM 110001mo. Call tor eppt 4~1997 •825 mo 8·7 _1;;'!"'2· Ao"•'· leatala Wutt4 UH 1248 1q 11. 548-7249.
to .... Many amentttea Lq lill 22ao Bui lea•'" •~ .. o E'alde Adult Llreeiyte 1 Br E-etde amell bv1 • · ..... · Coate Meaa. Zoned c.2 --------•
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lnclud.d C.11 .v.. W I ~ • •• ._ 2Br 181 Lndry toe. 3 B 2 ... """"' E Co1t1 • ----------Uk 1 111 cozy, 1011 of n11ura1 A.veil. 411, 1 Br & patio, r .... .,.,.,., · -8 4 8 -3 3 7 5 or d y I LAOUNA HILLS. dbl wide THI tWI 1 nu. arge. qu wood. $395 851-9522 1575. 2 Br 1595 Lux MIN, Npl Bell, S AH. & aal. leatah 2111
494-2200 mobile home. 2 Br, den OlllTIY llTATI 1450 llngle 64a...s.9 bit-In•. pool, BBQ, no Npt Hgll Fomlly of 4 By -•&ft I ._.. A/C, $300/mo, tenant BMvllful & part( like INlth Llrge 2 Br. 1 Ba. upatalra. Lrg 2 St. 4/plex. 1525/mo, pets. no exC41Ptloni .)tint June 12. Good ret1 merclal C-1. W. 19th
St. C M. Prime locetton.
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...... ,.....,, P•YI IP.al rent. $380 & lerrleed pool. Avail 3-1 Nloe area, nu crpt, dw, lndry rm. Np1 locallon -Dover/ 1900/mo 87!>--8043
1 Br. plu• Oen newly U111. Adltl, no pell A.gt. •Pnv•t• Patio• quiet, garage. 1530/mo. W/alde. 648-8329 Weslcllrt Wilk to WHI· 11__ I _12 ;,:::;~~ ::.: M~,!!~ 873-0158 IYl9/wttnda •Coverld Parking 83 Hl812 1 I 2 W, H•I 1.,,, d irt Plaza. Call,.,.,,., otc, wllff If IHI ,..
1tt ptu1 NC. 8-48~ W l.atua lltatl 1252 •Specious Apta Roomy 2 Br. E/t lde. ""' 141-1111 Iv meg. 845-8646 Coste M .... 170, tingle
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18th s 499-1817 - -•Dining ArM gar Kid• OK 1500 Bal. Pentn. 3 BA 2b•. I lot garege. aate & MC\.ltl. t. Charming & lmmacul•t• 3 •Wilk In CloNt• 5~8-s.«5 or eee-1e20 E.utald• 3 Br Cottage, I 011 11 n d , 1und1 ck. 1 3 1 W · 1 8 I 11 S I. $550/mo. +MC. ~~~~~~~~~ Eutllde 3 BR. 2 81.. lplc. Br. 2 ea. Socurtty area. •Horn..llke Kllcllen1 ee. 1595/mo. 2817 "A" Cleanly dacorllld. Git-_8_7_3-_n_8_7 ____ _ 54&-S...2 77G-5629 ::
;J encl petlo, 2 1ty, $880 b11ch, pool, no P•tl 1 blk 10 Hunllngton W11tllde 2 BR. 1 Bl, pool, Elden 631-1755 101 Free 11 u n d CM. llngle nr 17111 St. $50, StOfffront IPKM. 350 Found: ••t or k •Y• 11 Bob'• Bio Boy In H.8..
Owftlf Identify. &4&-3810 .. =11 mo. &4G-0997 S850/mo 831-1293 Center, tranSportallon & ~~,pe~S: mo let & 1800/m o yrly R•fa car or atorege. EZ ec-to 520 all 143 Broad·
lllDlllll Twnhome. 3 br, 2'h ba, Frwys. .AU 875-0988 CHI 343 Cabrlllo. wey. C.M. Adrian Ally ~
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3 Bl 2 81.. cul-<Se-uc: nr lrplc. Walk to the beach. mun11 PIH 3 l>r, 2'it I>•. trplc, Intl mesliB Penln1ul1, downalalre, 2 548-9518 549-8547 So CoH t Plaza. A~all $800/mo. 483-0487 I Bdrm From $526 j•r. 1750. Avail Aprll 1 &PAITlllTI ~ bd , b d pi. / -,,...,.,..--------1---------•••Pm CAU.
144 4110 ~ Flnden 836--9183 511. 1875/Mo. EvH & 3 br. 2~ bl, nr b .. ch. 1ii 1~u~~~.:_E~~~s:k 59-1652 8Hutllully lond1c1p1d Be·.:n~/ce~lng~~ 1~:i: Oftlct ll•lll• 2914 luut. lealala 2t20
wknd• 549-0703. Dey• pool & l•c. x1n1 toe w °' BHcll. 3 blk• S UY •UMW garden apt• Pool & Spe prtv petlo. S745/mo, Vrty Prime Fouotllln Valley ot· •ln5 up. 1900 11 lndu-Found male Old :=•an
83&-1640 $950/mo 497-3973 01 Edi,,,_. ... 847_5441 •W A".,L. P1tk>l/d«:ll1. No pets Leaee Open Sun. 2-4 lie•. 884 •q II 10529 etrfll office. 181Q1 Re-S........,_.., ........ _ wl
"P' ... 2 Bdrm l'A B• pm. 955-0098 IVll & s I. t. r . (D I ck I dondo Clrcle, .. A''. .._.......,, ..... .. .... ... .... , .. M ... Vwdeextt0.nom..• 4Bdrm,2be,NICEVIEW, L~"I t t ? 1 ll 11• ••to 2250V d ..... d• 714/"'8 " 11"• H ti t 8 h tlp.onMl"l.Vwyplayful. ~====--==. br, 3be.21tory, lam rm, 180'0/mo Coll Vicki ..,.,..119 , o ren an tc>I ' -l~uar .. ,.n """'" .-. un ng on eac . Falnrlew & WRaon ~.0,
• din rm, _, ber, 3 cer 495-40IO ~ :;,,·~.:~ = 2 .. 1 .. PIO S40-9e 8 1890. Bayside condo, 2 Br IEWPllT omu l-8"42_-2834 __ • -----831..:5123
gerage. Gardener Incl. I .A __ ._ •••t ~ ... .,. O• & time 2 II 2 h PIO 2 Bdrm, 1'1• Be.. 15&5 2 Ba. cc.an vi-. MC Full s.rvtoe Sult• In Laguna Nigual. Crown ---------1 1200 mo. 838-5085. !!pl!-• ._ 835-2575 Enclsd garagH. g11 & 3 Bdrm, 2 be 164 bldg, & parillng. Boat lllp .. llT OllTS Q Vll'-Y Patkway, tc>P'Oll. ~~'"Hf;'~.::=.
-J7G-l804 Spec. 3 br, 2'"' ba clM.n I luc Wiier paid, pool, •P•. rec: 15t E. 211t 548-240: ~:~~~~":'~:. r1-:t 1575. Furn/untum 1844 IQ 11· 545--0215· WH ChrltlmH gift or
... LIT •u..a F1 n1 a 1U c ocean &
coutal vi-. S 165.000.
772-7281. 11111 Pill K twnh11. Pool, fog. etc. nprt la 2119 room &hvol~ll court D p la tr•• lut & dip. e~.c All YOU need 10< OM llhc. leaa.la 2tlS love . Gre1tty ml111d
4 Br 1¥• Ba with dbl MOO. A.gt, 544-1440 ,...., UI I I -Monthly Feel Plea11 c'ltr oolle ot.
garage , large fenced HV Montego ltte, eiry 4 St. 714-&46-0073 Super 1 Sr 1 Ba. 1mlll 1 Br, 215 32nd St 640-5470 Prime Tuetln FWl.all/olftol 7 7 8 -9 9 0 3 d y I or WALKER & LEE R.E.
~. '800/mo. (Rent to 2 B 1 . I 1 2 7 5 1 m o Spact0us ~ingi., ont LtD•Y Oii_. VIH1. nice & quiet. W"t yr1y $500/mo apoce. low rent Npl/ 540-&197 -1wttnd .• ......... ltHrtHSI Pt.n A.Vllllable) Don ~ & 975-0040 & two b'droom -furnl 1 h . 142 5 /m o Apply Set noon-2flM 11~1~~.r,~:/:~~,'~~~~t~ ~~1-~~ 73o -147o or Found: Men• blfoc:al wn-
PaJm O.Mrt. Ooap Co-•--·-1_700_. _____ Ltg E/Blurt Condo. 2 airy, <lpartment~. Fr~~~ ~.:;~i ~~ch 873-3313. 770-6018 Sula hi 2780 you're mlulng Ille l>fft •---------• o1-. 1<-Mlrt, H.8 . 11'1 ~Tennie Club. 3 Br. 2 C1Mn 2 Br. 1 Be.. enctad 4 er. 3 Be Newly returb. window•. a/c, In-home Bac;heler eot. all utll pd, DELUXE 1 BR CONDO. bargain• In townl Sell Idle Item• 6"42-5678 par1tlng lot. "3-5357
Be. 1 etory. end unit, o•rage, prvtlerd. NO Super S1300 /mo MCUrtty,JumbolBlwith Clow lo bell Furnevlll tmmec,pool,tennil.'91 Aaatuc .. eatl 3002 eunatah 30t2 a......emata .-..
vt9w, enc pltlo, II.Illy !vm. PETS . I 4 5 Imo 875-2490 Den Wllkter/dry« plus $380/mo &e1-e142 Mony upgr1d11. Com-=-...-.-....---.-... ........... -.--• 1 10 8 ,600 . Cell 548-"80 t 1tf3.40-0395 BlgCanyon .. eo3BR,2'Ai prlv11e club wllennla Vie.,.,· 2Br 21>1, decile. pi.te privacy $485/mo. •----------------_.j·--------
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._. WB.11111• b• condo Goll cour11 court•. ~i1y•Pcr· 111u-vp1111ra . ap1clou1.1_a_61_._211_14 ______ , IOTICE TO PllLIC OF IEelEIT Fii l a•• 1 ... Eut Wll•An. 2 Br vi-Tennie. pool, MC nu, beaut ec:or•t· 1500/mo 759-0650 "-~ 2 .. 1 B & 2 ~~ "" ""' FURNISHED ed clubhouH & much ' """"'°' ,..u er r ............ _....,..._ _____ yard, garage, no pet•. ~ate. 11400 mo Dy• or more tncld• moll utm-576-4174 Beth•. S C P1&u ., ... V::~::'~:'o:: 1&25.980--3989 7~~~~:Ew87S--Olot, UNFURNISHED t1u 649_342 1 3841 Bui Inell l7tO m1nut11 to AlfF1 & tr.
good '91f'ldtble. 1285, $950/mo. 3 Br. 2 ea. wt1h All UTILITIES Beer st (Be~ Sun-• v In• Ind 11 r I • r .. ·
0 0 Cl w n . 8 k r pool. 2 cer garage w/ El81ut1, 111ec home, 3 St. PAID. HEALTH no-&. MICAr1hur) DELAWARE PINES _83_5-_1_45_5 ____ _
81M33-1723 auto opener. w11her, 2~ Be. 2 trplc, 2,121 eq CLUBS. TENNIS THE SEV E 2 B 1 81. lrplc, pool, gar. ..... 2tOO
LL bcU. l ... df!!'11y'rmho.ok-up, large ~i~tto. 11250/mo SWIMMING plu$ crpta. d~ bit~~'~ prjlt•t•C~~75/mo 1=--------..----
--·· h 1 S yd w/pltlo, water pd 19221 Oelewere St pt! All ml1n Wont luxury dplx-vtew, 20IM Blllmofll Big Canyon Condo muc more. orry, 26 Ill "G" Santa Ana Wkly renlll• now avall.
CdM 0t Nwpt, wtll trade TSL mgrnt. 642-1603 3 bcf. 2·~ b•. full golf no pets Models Ave s520 Coll 1.5 WlllUll &PTS S 106 & up. Color TV
my Mont•~ CC Condo RA.,... ~1300 ..... vtew. ~..: ~2· optn daily 9 to 6 836-4t20 Lrg 1 & 2 Bdrm • among Phone• In room. 2274 or my Nwpt 81yl rnt .._.,.. • ..,..., •• -plnH & •treema. Sec Newport Blvd CM
Condo 916-4105 3 8t 3 Be 3 cw OM• St. den, 11100/leeM Oakwood 2 Br. I Ba. 1 car g¥egl. o•t-. pool, gym & tpa ~7445 condo. Ab1olutely Im-Br0k8f 844-7424 1Q1 prlv•t• patio. upper untt No pell From 1480 --,-·---•• -ira ____ , Oct'IUt'DNlf mac. Cell for 1pp1. GardenApartments $525 /m o Br o ker a..e-e691 .._..._ U\IWRUl1 1950/mo. Agl, Harry LARGE BLUFFS CONDO 851-8800 --------lltlll -
................ 831-12te ~1~Jmo\!r-2~781 ~port.Buch/No. CIMn 2 Br 1991 Maple N~2~'!'~~~~ Wkly rent111195 up
<Alelom built 3 bdrm, 4 MoM Verde pool ..,,,._ 880 1r"lnt A•t Ave Bullt-lns. 2 ~·· lln -...-· ~ "-"• Color TV. Ir" coll••.
ei. llC>ICioua mu1• 1Ui-den, 4 ~. 2 .,;. 1 1100 Laroe 2 llory 3 BR 2bl <•• l&thl starting S440 Ste rr• ~ ;.:!· l':.. is~~1~· heoltld pool & atepo to te, 4 yre old. Step1 to per month. 5-40-4734 home On Newport 645•1104 Mgmt. &.41-1324 1 780-1713 533-330J ocean. Kltchenl avall. undy beach. Vacant.•---------• 8Nch canal 2 car gar • 986 N. Cou1 Hwy Tredl !or amaHer hOme 3 bdrm, 1~ be. gareQI, w/e/ter: oc>nr 11250/mo por1 ~Mii/So Sharp 2 BA, new c pl, OCEAN BREEZES Lagune 8elctl. 4114-!>294
or TO. Asking 11.150, Babb St. '800 per mo. Ag1 Sle-1435
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pelnt, drl)I. 1475 NEAR BEACH ooo. A.gtnt 844-K13 751 9585 (1W meeeagel 1700 16th St 760-8882 llmA •YE -BLUFFS 28r/den, neut l•t Oo•crl 1 Br. eome w/lrplc Single room, wttllout bl.
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2BR 2be. 10 of hwy. Avlll
April 41h to July 4th, J1Wmo. 2131355-1697
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2~ 81 widen, fully lum.
Incl dlell .. 110. Patio
jollle 4111 fairway, gr11t vtow. lt500. eet-9185
2 Br 1 80. S1n11 Ant decor, bet grnbllt toe., 642-5113 Clun, 2 BA nr llorH, 09ln 7 ~'"j • ~ on beech. kit 1 voll. Hott. Piii• Ot<. 1650/mo Neu1ral dooor But 00!:.2-_160L3~. ~2t·_3~1 ~~· *•T4 Poolat ec:uz:zl • M1rCll 1 111 8, 91~231
& S300 Me. 20312 Aca--grnbtt toe. S 1100/mo "'" ..... ""' enn •
di 833-1927 780-3384, 876-5930 OCEANFRONT Dt• 2_. Br Eut1tde 2 Br. 1 Ba. No •C.1>11 TV
3 ...... 2 .._ ............ ...._... 8 y w • • k o r mo nth ..... ,, 1 Child oi. •Pete negottoble ""• -. ....,.... '""''-· 2 BR, den, 2'..\ ba. tor .. 7 .. 7873 ,...,,. 14&-1323 Corner Loe. Adf•c to 9-. 11100 mo 0< wlM v ~ M80/mo. 831·3871 Huntington Gar~
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1325/mo. 873-75-« Pr11. All amen'o, Incl de--tee opt. 831-5861 ON THE SANO Sharp 2 Br. 1'h Be patio 4901 Hell Ave
COf tan, Frodl door. & G Ibo 3 Br 2 Ba upper unit, & garege No pell. -4 81, F.V. new 405 lwy & Oardnar. S885/mo orgeoua ocean Y vu wll bar. part furn , 148()/mo. S4&-et50 Ila shopping Kii prlv 142-9254 condo, turn. or unfurn, wuher. dryer tnctd Y1L1J11 1240/mo ~ highly upgr•d•d v.....,...., wlnt enciad 2Br, 11.;B1. •Ingle car ---------3 Bdrm. 2'-' be twnhM, 842..:5112 •-·• or er. g¥1:. trptc, bltna. 1500 New 1 a 2 Bdrm lu•ury CM Room In large houle,
N9Wpol1 H1a ., ... 1rp1c garege. 48 • ....,. ap19 In 14 plln• 1 Bdrm ktt~ ~ ut1ll' dbl ,..., 1750 65~1 · Oceenfront home 3 br, 4 S802 Sellhort mo. ~....,, frc>tn '540. 2 Bdrm froni "'' • w . -· • be. $2000 mo. Avoll M1y TSL MgMt 842-1803 Eulllde 2 St. 1 Be.. en-1595. TownhouM 11orn dr~er. 122 plu• utll
2 IO bdrms, 1'A ~· 111. Mrs long, 650-1190 NIOI 1 Bl. llleepl 4. walk cltd gerSlje, d1hw1hr 18&5 + pool•. tennl1, _9_5_-3_9_55 ______ , ::o:,.::5°' . Bob BIO CANYON TWNHME. to beech S3251wk. or 1525/mo. No peU. w1111tall1, pondal 0•• 1275 & 176 dep. Room · 28r 2~b•. den, pool, monthly rate. 850-«68 876-eee>e. !or cooking & hHtlng w/ld1cnen privilegel Npt
0£81RA8LE 3 BR. 1&16 tennll ooun, JICUZZI. v•-LIDIY ..... paid. From Sen Diego 8ctl. 142-2302
Unique deelgn home cant 11200/mo Call to 2 br, 2 ba, ocean view, Frwy drive North on Bdrm w/llou11 prlv nr
tncd for Fido April 1tt ... .' Oeoroe Elktne Co garden . •P•· po ol. New 2 Br. 2 Ba. frplc. Beech to McFadden to t>ueMne a lhoPPlnG entr ~In 63Ml90 BEST 7se-8100 11000/mo. 876-64&8 micro-wove. relrlge, SHwlnd VIiiao• (714) ~ -'!/. 962_7520
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rente thll 2 Br homo + par1t. 11000. 640-7569 la1NI bl&U 27M 549~2 I tor rent. 2 etory, 3 lk. 2" 1350/mo 575-9579. 5 to ganoe & *IOld ywd 4 Bo d1wt1r. mlcr~w•ve. 7 ildt. Pt1 MM190 BEST V.,..,... luxury ~ Vllll'ty. I Br 1 Ba, 11ove. WOODSTREAM -lwiury enc19c1 2 c.r Qlf, pool a _P"'_·-------I HORT TERM Riiy ,_ 2 Br 2 81 p1nthou11. fr10. frptc. MOO/mo, e1eo condo. 281 + den. 2Ba, epa. c.a JMin 847-9920 Furn. rm In pvt hOme rw
Udo Sandi fum toou •----------1860. Aleo 1 Br 1 Bl pd. No paie. 87~ or bltna, 3 car gar, nr pool, SC Pin•. ehr bath, c 0 mm . P 0 0 t . A :i Eutelde O.llto • wtlol• teso. ~ P1y 875-5393 986-704& 1750 mo. 761-1879 UL*ltl aPTI. I 5 61 wk. n 1 1 m k r , .... ,. • 1 now. w/IPC)tl crpte fnod or 78G-19M Oulll. 1pactou1, neer 566-1737 vr..-v1 0 kldt/petl l350 utlll pd. 1 Sr. Bach. etepa from Speciou. 28r, 281, bltna, btaoh 2 Br 1 '~ Bo ---------1
53..,.190 BEST Riiy ,_ Exclu1lv• w .. 1c1111 & bey. y .. rty. $576/mo. 1v111 Apr. 1 1675 mo Townllouae SH5/mo. lttala .... h lt04 ..._ VafanJIW ~ vma. Mut• "'"' 11111a l*d 1113-ta24 831-3531 "° 9868 ----.. ·----.-.....--.. ....
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a. ~IU&.n hp!!la Y!ll!r mt ~~eo~T 4~'\~' ~&~.sai>o4975tmo v: 3 ,.,~·bdrm ~; r,'.;1~·,ffr!;rr;-=·~=· ,!'~
... •.... ••• Wtryttirow rem ""rt:f'I N9wpoft,.,perfecl38r OCE•NFRONT 2 .. ,._ 2 vV• ... lrplc,p~ 1415. 8171 Ne wman. Htdpool. 842-f2152 ~-·• --Aerli to own 3., twntwn /bbQ pool & two ..... ""'"'· •• ... oweoo . ......., 15~840 llM1ll no dn . no qu11ttylno '. :1ory lcldt ~Te5o ~!i,Y6'l~=2 :~ :~'
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I ......... IHI pymtL IMNd ICl9fed6' ... "'=:: ·-· c-... ... ..., naa 2 Br. W/l!de, 920 Cont• ..,.. 18092 Floftda. .. 11 .. from lnow Sum· --- -ltOn 1\1911. Wll trada. 8ue _ ~tt -• _ - -81. 2 Bl, tlOYt & lr1g. No 842·2834 14.2-S 112 mlt. 1 Ir a IOft, fl'pl, TV,
Lux. lam . apartma nt1 •1-NM 4 8drmll. 4 NtN _,, l= 1 Bdrm, t k"cnen41 ~·· $450/mo. ~2 "' lor9tt. Pltom S10 per ~~ •.:io: ~~· v I•". 6 0 0 0 i q It c811 f~ 1~3 11· Alt 1 BR, ull pd, saeo. tndry ....... ..... ng ~. MM1~ M2-MIM · · USI THI I a O O O I m o . faclli..Clrpot'1, no peta. lpaolou• atudlo, 110111/ AOeA.AfTO IQH. BAJA 2
D.11.., ... 0 , 1u 11u.1100. s111y 6oeotlOUIW ocean a o1ty 383 w. a.y, 5o4&-e&15 't.=\4 blool( l>Moll, bd, t b1, 11.-t , poo1, -rn. 9hlpleiy AQt, flg lll vt•w from every nr • 1395 utile Jee pr1v bdl 545-12:23
2 11rJ r......, 2 •. 1~ .,AST room , I 1 r g I 1 Br . Sm, 2 bd, 1 be, &t-Sdt, pd •M-17 1 oaU btwn ' ' ~~ty;0ar1.,p1110. fe J!ll CH: P!f &631/mo Call Dorothy N o 0 o II I · S .. 0 6 · &-J·SOPM Cll1rmlt1Q 3-•tr hlH
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I Illa to oo.n. ~ 2 lllYICI pool, Clllld r•n ok.1. no Hld .. 1w1y w/vtew. Mo-non-emoker, no P•ll. l'Wltdlno MtM, ~I It. ,.,.,,,y film & 0.1t. DlllCTOIY .,.... "40/mo, 408-0543 dern. 2 Ir t Be. 0.Clc, ua• IW• M ~ utile in. winter MeO. 17M043 ~ ··=·J'~ "°" R•wt felt w mt ~~J:'Ws-r:ape••· ~=~~~-=· dd. •94-UIO IM• tt •m • Clllsl~lll'••al. Senlc-•Call loultleo.tP!Ga .,..3 LGEllf *"'ow deC:ic UM.Cll~St.lllll u.AHllWWW ............... ,_ e •, .. ,,.,'!.J.'!"",. ~~"'d ..... o 641-1671 er w/get & pool 11ood axtraa 'a74e' plui d.,,· '°' Dfrle, tMiy or'"" I'*" din, t be. LIOUY -1 =•••1 II • ....... ,ar Ho Ill. IU Cdo tOOO'• • a 1.11to 1 1 1 \t M 1 , 11101 d · UITllll llpt rw rneln bOfl w/WMe I I Md ,._....,.,.. Oii 111 1WI. ,_ 840-42.N I. ' wetw ... I ft'\MV •-#1 In or.,. 00 ll. .... 1 ._ ________ ....... --=.:: t If t'A a.. Townnou., tr o 1. S 1. 9 0 Imo . Ill..,..,_. f),,_;.,
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Dale March 17, 1983
City of Fountain Valley
10200 Slater Avenue
Fountain Valley, CA 92108
(7 14) 963-8321
TO AL L INTERESTED AOENCIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS.
On or •bout April 5, 19&3. Ille City of Fountain Valley wlll requeet the u S Department ol Houatno and Urbln Development to r ......
Federal lvnda under Tiiie 1 of the Houalng and Community ~t Ac1 of 1974 (PL 93-3331 lor the toUowtno prolect:
SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER
Converalon of • ponlon ot the Fountam Vlltey Recreation c.n1er to •
Senl04' C1t11on1' meeting room. The projec1 la toe1ted In ceneua tract
992.25. and I• bOunded to the north by EClll'g« AY9n4.ll, to the IOUth
by Hell Avenue, to the weot by Eucild Street. Ind to the tut by
Broolchurat Str .. t.
II h11 been determined that auch requeet fOf' , ...... of fund• will not
conatllute an lcilon algnlflcantly 1fhlctlng 1he qualtty ol lhe tiumen
environment, Ind ICCOrdl1191Y IM at>ov.nll'Md City of Founllff1
Vallty hu Cllcided not to prepart an environmental tmptiet etolement
under the N•llonaJ Environment Polley Act of 1989 (Pl 01-190). TM
rMa<>ns for IUCh declllon not to prep1re IUCll 111tement are u
foflowa: The project all• 11 toeated In 1 tow to medium ~
reeldant11I area where effect• on th• natur•I 1nd pllyelc•I
environment will be mlnlmll.
An Env1ron"*"tll Review Record reepecttng the within pro)eet NII
been made by Ille obove-nam.d City ol Fountain Valley. wnlctl
document• Ille environmental review ot the pro)eet Ind mof'I lulty
1111 fonh the reuona why IUCll St1temen1 11 not required. Thia
Environmental Review Record 11 on Ille at the aboV'I llddr_. and I•
1v1lloble tOf' pubttc examination and ooprno upon requeat at the
Planning ~lltment botWMn the hQurs o 8:00 a.m. Ind 5:00 p.m.
Noltoe 11 furttw given that. In ICCOl'danoe with E. 0 . 11988, the City
completed an elgh1-llec> proc.a In order to mlnlmtu any flood
hazard• uaoctated with thl• prolect. It nu been det9nnlned that the
flood huard• UIOCl1t.O wtlll thla projeGI wtll ei. mlnlmel due to the
nature ot the proJect, whlctt oone611• ot moderate r9habllllatlon Ind
dOl9 not ~ any up1n11on1 In eddllton. flood lneurWM» will be
procured tor thla projeGI.
No tur11lef envtronmen111 ~ or IUCh protect le propelled to be
conducted prtor to tho requeet fo< r ...... of Federal f\mda.
All lntlf'elt9d egenc:6eta, groupe and per80nl di~ with lhlt d~on 11e lnvlt9d 10 aubmlt ""111en commontt tor-conolderw1ton by
tlte City of Fount .. n va119y to the Plenntno Department. Suoti written
oomment1 lholJlcl be r.oelwd at 10200 Slat« Avw.ue on or befOl9
April 3, 1"3, All IUOfl comment• eo '90lfwd wtll ei. oocll60eled Ind
the City will not requeet tM ........ of i:.defll tunda...Of' talc• wry
ldmlnlatrotl~ action on IM within projeGI prior to the ct.1• .,.an.cs
In the l>f9Cedlno tent.no..
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M Or1ng9 Coatl OAILV PILOT/Thurlday, March 17, 1983
$1.14 per day
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cerpenuy. Uc. U 14891.
Ability Bldrt .. 730-1900
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Cotti Mela. 842-8482
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Declla. pallot . lencet. Cotta MH•INewport ToppeO/ren'IO\'ICI CIMn ...0. plmbnQ !!1191'Y1llin0 *"" 1 per~ t°'1Ch B,t;;'k & •tone brtek door1). Int a40 room r1nt•. new Ot iemod J Skyllt .. a Bey Wlndowl Free NI 8._ 1H·t 6N lnlantt & up ta0-1SSO up, MW lawnt. 111.~471 "-t ,., ... ~1-4063 llETH 850 ot33 pal/Ing Exp'd 8113 3743 Lie d 636-HH l TOP HAT al& 2030 Fr .. NI AeM 638-3232
Aec>u•Mtt1tlon1 "--ll .. ltrl ... --• JACK 0, ALL TAAOH ~ & olik:e c'-••ln\ BRICKWOAK Smell or HIQH QUALITY Reptpe, repair, remodel lllf "'---...... -.. _~_ ........ ,. -..... L11'dec1plng·Yd Olnupe ----· I -----------"""' ....... .,___._........ T trl I Mtlnl Call Jedi •nyllme, Rellabl•. tllorougll lg• Job•. rep•lra. Local 1!.XTllNT REAS Free HI, reuon•b . I TILE INSTALLED Panel-~tto.-*'°'9 Remodel/Aec>elre, oomm. r.. m remOY· nt Dey or nlghl 676·3014 quick I 10 llr Ginger rel•. 846 8612 JAY 831·7063 Uo'd Joon 831· t 161 All kind• Ql.lll'1n1..0 . .wry~ 13 a '""'· Lfo'd, bonded, 1""·~10~•~tlon::.:..J:;l:,:;m:..:8::6:..:1=.o:.:1::.2t:...tl\;:Ji<r'&ii-;;:;:;;e;;-;:r;-1 •• 132 R-' ............. ,. •• 1 -Int. For •t, 582·9142 -ONE CALL DOES m --I ...... INT/EXl PAINTING ATLAS PLUMBING a ... ""'"' ... ....,... ..
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Cu1tom wood pelloa, UC 1 418570 a..e.4:271 -:F::rM_ .. _u_me-::--::l•'.':-:"~~-::--6-1-_..:8...;T,;..A;_R...;A_;M...;.:.l-4_;_:,4_7_1 _ ~ '°:m~o !:: *1·1 MOVlll* Tt• l.UMt Pafettq Oretna ·Lie 860-1030 TrM trimming, remove!,
d«:tct a fWncet. Ill GI" 1f91LJH I llW C1Nn-upalL•ndtceplng REASONABLE RATES 1111 beginning In May Beat quallly 25 "'exp ln.teilor/ext•!lor, com-•lump grlndfng, llaullng llm "t•lr. Fr•• ••t Hauling . TrN Trim E I 11 t C , m '· r• Acou111ce1 cell· PMI ltm11/ letalfl by .... -..,. Rlnbl. FrM Medi!•,,__,, Cont1r. •Pet n I l'fPH o Wiii cer• for p111 and ompetltlve '"" 1ng1, aprayed/applled - -NI Jim.,_,; •• 11:n10 Randy 1-0e22 UC'd. bon<*' 5-49-11178 FrM NI. 842-8901 wortt-rMl<l/comm Big & pay u t llltl•• Cell LIC T-118.428 730-1353 w•ll texturH , llc"d & UOIWUI llU!I .,.,.,....,.
Caret leniM Drywall ~ f·~r0 & Son•, :'~~~~ Dey or nlglll 875-4479 •It• 8 pm 8TAAVING COLLEGE gu11 Rel 4114-11548 upertenc•d & prof••· -'-·-•• .. ri ..... y _____ _
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SIMI Spec;Mlltet. F111 DRYWALL TAPING ~var"'. c:i.e':::~": Frr: IB••U.1 lattat Tu CO Lie T 124_.36 i•IM lor Ill of your pool ln•tructlon. Xlnt r-.il1• '311-l6&2 All TextVl"N & Acouettc: ln1Ured 84t-8427 F1'1hlng lnl.,lor o..tgn nHdt. For expert H r· K-8. (213)692-37114 dry. Fr• Mt. Fr .. •I. Kevin 873-1503 Mt, &4M85'4 • 4:30 DUMP JOBS Federated Tax Service WATCH US GROWi ttANGINGtSTRIPPING viol. ca.II 111enlng1 5 p.m . <is';:h::am=ooo=•,-,::-;,::eem=-:c:;:le:en=-.1111-~::..:i=:.:..:.:l ::.:.:::..:..:::.:..:....:.:.::. JAPANESE GARDeNER & Small Moving Job• Home/offlee •PPll. VIH-MC Scott 646-11325 to II p.m II no •n•-. fui•t ltntre
Color b1lghtener1, wht tetJ Cl SpectaU1t. Malnt, CIMn· Call MIKE &48-13111 ___ 83_1_-4_8_7_1 ___ ,.P_a_la_l_f_a1 ______ ----------1 PLEASE keep trying •
crpta • 10 min. bldch 1;E;;;;L;;;,;E~C.-T;,;,R•1~c-1A-N-. ~P-r-1c-.~d Ing. trimming Fr•.., HAULING·•tudent wllo• D•ve'• Most 110-$75 or Fiii PlJmH E:1~~~:.;•1="g1!~: (114) 4H·llll Ty~r=Y~r=:O
Hall, llv/dln. rmt I 16, avg rlgllt, tree H tlmet• on 648-9812 842-4047 truct<, Mme lo rat•. Jon 20% off 1111 year's Will t>y Rlcllard Sinor Lie lanl AHlgnmt 58 t-8590 20 yrs e•p p--• ~. r-Reelooable 851· 104 1 room $7 50; couch $10: 11109 0< ""811 JOb• 7511 11176 Tllenk you travel 841-0929 ~ ""' -• .,, chr S5 Guar ellm pet Uc 398e2 t 673-0359 GARDENING & MAINT --280&44 14 yra ol heppy Bl•ckw .. dar Peperllang-molding Early comple-Wl .... C:lta.Iat
Odor Crpl repair 16 Y" •---.-------RMldloommllnd Yard B1u1 Cle1ala1 TAXES pickup & dellvery local cuatomera Ing & Removel Oval tton. main I & ,.pair :~r· 5D"°.;10;3k myaell ~~~w~~~'~.':.. Mi,..~;'P· ''":~816 ROBIN'S CLEANING ~'ur°::t .~~~· &orm~l~~Y Thank you. ll31-u 10 work only. 494-3818 ~~4;'S:' ~t~~:"' Uc
..,. '· ~ Tom 831-607211173-7644 1---------1 Servlol -a thoroughly alto Appl. 832·8881 LOWEST AATESI Prompt, PL 1 L We Care Crpl Cleaners JESSIE'S GARDENING clean llouM. 640-0857 nut proleulonel1 15 al .. 11!•1 PayckJH
WE WASH WINDOWS
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FrM .. umate 848-7391 S1eam CIMn & Upllol. RESID/COMM'L/IND C1Nn-up1, ,, .. trim & Lad1carla1 yrs exp 838-7149 PROF PHOTOGRAPHER 1-·-------
Trudl Mount UnH Guar 20 yra Do my own WOtk. melnt MrVlce 5~35 Very lllOrough-Gd ret1 PAINTERS NEED Model portfolloa, poi-PIJCllO IWll Seeger'• Window w .. n.
RMa. retM 845-3716 Lie 278041 Al Me-8128 Oepend•ble & Exp'd Fiii HTIIUTH WORKI 30 Y" evn, Int/ trait•. wedding•. band•. Put, Preaent & Future Ing. qlty wor11 , lo pric. "1Plllll Ullllll 548-8098 552-9522 SOd, aprtnki.r and thrub ...... etc Studio exp FREE Llc'd 1t4-527-3408 546--0803. 645-3143 CARPET INSTALLATION Ullll Clll•/111 8311 5035 lnatellallon. Our work ext Acoutllc celling• 5 7 548 89 6 a REPAIRS. 30 yr• exp Reu-J""~uar 831-2345 -Expef11M HouMtleeplng UC. 368780 FrM est. • w/lllllng. • 1 I fl JoM'• Window CIMnlng •• ,. """1 ( ..... 8 ti . ...,, OLW·I-Vee & tuppllM lnc:luded only look• ••p•n•111• Dallls Painting 842-7479 Pl / •-• " •I Free eel. 12 yu exp. ~..-,._,., ..,.. '1 4> CHRISTY a SON ,.. Klll'f 841-4970 Check our prltet befOfl llttl -f!ll Huber Roofing-all IYP" 640-1081
C.aeat/ C.acretl 24 HOURS. LIC"D Lge/amall. lawn malnt, lllll'I OWllll you buyl Uc. 204518 CllTGM Pllmlt PLASTER PATCHING New-recover-decks
--B~ 536-e121or860--0998 gardening. 903-2603 CALL646-l013 25 Y" Lie 403941 Ina, RHIUCCOS. lntlaxt 30 Lie. #411802 5-48-9734 ..... Llw lt4•lrn ~~~~ Lie r1aciu K&D LandlCaPI Malnt ~~ f 1ve~~ LltJ•'a lar•ea llte, ~~~~1 ~~lll~x-Y" Neat Paul 545-2977 All Roofing Repalrs Tll•I ell contractore who
#381057 Rob 547 2883 Compl Gardening Serv I E.xP« land.cape & cleen-.......... Hot tar, wood, comp. Ille perlorm work OVet 1200
Curb a gutter, lounda-Fencee. MalOnry. 15.,,.,. G d d 1 ., ~ 11 1 h • NI Tony 646-755e F EE S T meterlal• mutt be II·
-.... elllOl•WIM FrM .. , 5-48-2489 . ___ M_R_S_C_L_EA_N__ upe, tree trimming frM PlJIT Jiii OUTlf Ii" nanB... Free .. , 5311-3232 Including l•bor and
BallOOn Promotion• Untl· Ilona. patio•. w1lka. Lie bonded 54t-1978 tr ener yar c ••n-up. ...11 .. 11 g Hm: om . R E T IN /EXT. r. .,,":~ ~~,': •. II" rt1ft11 lll·llll cenMd. Unllceoaed eon-mtted: brlglll bouquetel block 6 brick. 875-4821 • · Lawn malnlen1nRce, 10 apl, olc. Rel• 546-2240 M•M•IJ TREEFS7 LIC 3208871 F(.; eat [le. ,.361042 tractora lhould '° 11111 ., __ d 4n4-7550 ""--le·--•-yr I • x per . e • •. Hou1~111ftlng·. Realden-......... ..-. ...... _...______ D 14/871-904 ~~=~~-::::14542:::::::::::51:=1 ...,,_ ay. ., Rod'a c:oncre1e & mMOn· .-&&II _, t..u 11114-1425 ~ " BRICKWORK: Small IOba. 1----------"·· i l le--' In their advet11alng. Con· •-LJ-n loc · 1111 & v1c1nclH. Dell• N---rt. ,. __ 11 ••eaa. Cuatom painting. elll, Int, Pl••Llal a<Krtlar I naCH tractors and con1Urnera. 11.u_.-. ......... ry. •~· .. me it.LL MAKES. 1prlnga, 11 -..1 P-"lll ••" •••" XSO. ·-,.... """' .., II k I ....... --... • ., G ond'-t __..., -bl t Fr .. NI 714/840-1705 hlnQM, ,_openers. alMJa&a ~ -~---lrvl~. Reta 67S..3175 qua 1Y wor • r ..... ....._ ,..-Secratarlal Mrvfce9. typ-contect ..,ary r -• •N-c•blneta. c• ne Lo rat• Tom 557-4480 SPARKLE PLENTY winter r•IH Frae ast. 24 atr El / IU-1121 Ing. copy, Ile Fut_.., (714) 558-4086 wllll any facing. ba" & lo1mlca Concrete: amt It or lge 1----------:::~~u~~,!'!11Rry Home CIMl'llng SeMce lllltlllf I moot Dive 673-2031 WATER HEATER Spec:lal 67S--445e. 760-8359 queellont. Contr1ctor'1
oounter1ope. 842-0681 = :,~r;:.v:.~1;e· P~h~ =I~ Sm•ll Jobs OK."F~t Xlnl "'' 842-8809 All typea-r .... 831-2345 INT/EXT CALL JIM, Pool heetera•Furnllee6 ,_T_n_e_l_a_at_•_•_t -d-r,-w-ln-1-he-1 ~tl•v'~c ~n':'e~~·z!~
DAILY PILOT M<Vlol. Kellll 646-4872 CIHnlng. otc/rH . Qual. Make your ltiopplng .... 140·1111 Make your sliopplng ea•· West. e Dally Pilot Room 690, Santi Ana. The fa1IHl draw In the
SERVICE DIRECTORY Have something to aetl? work. Raft. 8ondeble. ler by using the D•ll'f Pl----------ler by using the Dally Pl· Claaallle<l Ad C11ll Tod1y CA 92701. WHI. .I Delly Pilot Find wl\11 you w•nl In
Claaal11ed Ad. 842-5678 Dtlty Piiot Claltllleda 11 all about! ClaNllled 1d1 do 11 well 538-2738. 838-3525 lot Clusllled Adt C1aaallled Ada &42-5678 lot Cluallled Ada 642-5678
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HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, March 18
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Take special care
with money transactions. Element of deception is
present. Know it, act accordingly and count your
change . Focus also on payments, collections and
awaren~ of inco~ potenual
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Focus on
promotion, production. responsibility and an
intensified relationship. You'll be at t~e .right place
at crucial moment. Judgment and tumng are on
target. Take irutiative in business enterprise.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Look behmd
scenes for answers. You're due to reach wider
audience. Special meeting takes place which aids in
restoring sense of direction. Project wlll be
completed, burden will be remowed.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): P opularity
increases. charisma is emphasized and member of
opposite sex talks about love Focus on persuasion,
dividends from investment and new start m new
direction.
LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22): Some persons are
envtous, want you to make error and may be only
too willing to help you do so. Know it. keep guard
up and protect self in emotional clinches.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22): Select quality.
accept invitation to socra1 function, concentrate on
long-range program. Focus also oi:i advertising,
publicity and pursuit of goal which had been
evasive.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Begin rebuilding
program. Check accounts. take inventory and
become aware of potenual Replace defectJVe parts.
remove safety hazards. Dig deep for information.
reject second-hand material.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Family reunion
could be part of scenario. One close to you makes
Jlift purchase and you could be recipient. Be ready
for surprises. a variety of experiences and a ftna.1
goodbye to status quo.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21(: Domestic
adjustme nt is highlighted. Genuine bargain is
available, you'll locate missing articles and you
receive praise for art ob,ect or special creation .
Check medical. dental appointments.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Steer clear of
eel.f-deception. See places, people in realistic light.
You'll be challenged. stimulated and creative
procea will be revived. Member of oppostte sex
makes amenda for recent daappomtment.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your P<*ttion is
stronger than originally anticipated. Know it and
r eapond a ccordingly. M eans don't glv~ up 10methinl for nothing. Focua on territorial nght.e,
flnal conclusions regarding legal settlement.
Pt111aal1 lOl21(11t111n, T.D.'14021 lelr Waatt4 5100 Btlp Waalt4 5100 BtlJ Wutt4 5100 Btlp Wutt4 5100 Btlt Wutt4 5100
CIRCUS Of
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FULLERTON
170-1112
Open 24 "" 1 llYS I WEEI
ATTRACTIVE
MASSEUSSES
TO SERVE YOU
l'U HY TUT J, I , Exper. Counter Per.an fOf Generel Office Clerk Mll/Ollll ---------------Cash lut. 116-4-2123 rental car co. Call Laure, Major Stock Brokerage tor Hallmark Card•.
2nd TD'• from 15,000 10 848-3955 Firm nr O.C Alrpo<t. Hrs: Gifts, and Coamellce.
150,000 lllgll yield 111• COUNTER HELP. part-~i 9~~1~~plng skins I Exper pret 640-1373
cured by 1lngl1 tamlly Ume, apply In PlflOn ti Motllerleaa family OM<ls
hOmes In San 9wn8dlno. Tiie Tummy Stuller, llllHlllfll m•ture woman to llv• In
Prln only Cell Denni• 751-3568 w1111 aome following IOf & llelp care tor S Mii re-
!?_614. I 886--9828 Mon-Fri DAILY PILOT new b••uly ••Ion In ll t nl. well m•nne,.d. • Newport Beach Joyce. echool •ge chlldren Pvt
r .D on c .M Apti. Very Tiie Dally Piiot hat 6'46-1675 room & salary In Wast
aecure 121.600 @ 12•1. openlni: for part time 1111 llOIME CM 966--0321 7.9 pm.
lllEDllTE OPElll&S
Need telephone sales representatives to
start tonight in Costa Mesa office.
•part ume
•Must be at lea.st 16 Int only, due In 3 yrs, will Route an1ger1 to IU· For herd workers, sell NNded a designer d1rell1 dllCOUnl. 842-9666. pervlae carrler1, Monday atartall, needed Sen perton. w/mech•n c1 COEDS-Would love to tllrv Friday -eppro• 2 PM Diego bued firm to co-background for IHdlng
petty w/you, Call Sue 0t ---------1 to 7;.30 P M. Muat have orcflnate edver1lalng racing 9'>11 rtlal\ullciur·
•No experience necessary
•Pleasant person.ahty
•Reliable Kathy anytime (213) £iltltJ11lat dependable •l•tlon WI · progrem in Orange er Mutt have llllHng ex-6 3 4 • 4 5 7 1 , { 1 1 4 ) - -gon • van 0t small pldt pertenoa. Compul« Ex· •Good earrung potenUal 527-7186 ltlJ WutN 5100 up ind current lnaur-County. No Hlllng ax-lerlOe ould be llelp--W k I I per'lence necesgary Ap-per w for Ladles only, well bullt
W/M escorts 1v1tltble,
5PM·1AM Cell Robert
87S..1487
SPIRITUAL READINGS
Advice In all matters
love, marriage & butl-
neu Aleo counHllng
1815 So. Et Camino Real,
Sin Clem. 492-7299
CHiil llTIUTtll
plMM call 557-2830
llOHTI I lllllU
OUTCALL 835-9t99
Plm I LIOJ
bac:tc In town. 189-1414
biter ....., Lifter
Mall to your chlld I 1 F0t
Info call 540-1420
1 .... mH OLUl •nee ea y •• •ry ply Weatln SOYth Coe.91 lul Full-time position,
The Jolly AoQer Inc llu • ~~~.a~,~.::;: :n9d Plue, reglatratloo desk, ~: r:::n:. ~n;~
poalllon open lor.,, Ac-commlulon appor1unlty Ms Clark 3-tl pm. Tllur1 Calle • to. Spare r all
counting Clerk. Experl-C a I I M r H o 11 1 n d 3117 Co<poretlon. 2501 Allon
1'2-1111, trt. a 12, aft. Ii.JO
ence prelerr9d. OuU•• 8'2-4321 ext 341 or ap-ltntltthl hi• A\19, Irvine. CA. 92714 I Include bank reconcUla· ply 11 circ::ulatlon office 3 REAL ESTATE SALES
!Ion, auditing ulea re-PM 10 5 PM Orange 5d•y week. houni flex. NEW OPENINGS FOf N•· Seteaman Need 1 expe-Fllllfll Ill UtlP
ports and General Ac-Co111 Delly Piiot. 330 Corona d•I Mer Work 11onwlde lnduatr1111 No rlenced person In oom-
countlng dutlM. Excel· Wett Bay St., Cotta 633-60l2, eves 673-8817 Salea. will train 15,000 merclal & Industrial reel
lent beneflta Ind working Mesa Houaekeeper/ Chlldcue. p1u1 a year. For Into call estate tor• tueeeSStul & condition• wltll •grow-•-----.----Newport aeecll. p.,11 1-312-931-7051, ext. growing firm
Ing COfnpeny Apply In Dental AH 1• ••per · time Cell tor Info 2239A FM/Dtrectory Best wOtklng conditions person RD.A. Mua1 like to work. J60-905a ...........,.,. BMdi
THE JOLLY ROGER INC like to hell9<time off Hrty ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimlNew1paper stuller L A tn ·-7w6..e-5051 17042 Giiiette Ave Nl•ry N-po<t ee.cn 11 llllUIOf Tlmu 3 AM • 6 AM .,__ _______ _
lrvlM 846-4801 Sund1y Morning only Real Est•te Sales
Call us about 11\a
outat•ndlng career op-
ponunlliea u en ln1Ur· •nee Agent Trllnlng will
nol Interfere wllll your
P<_,I employment
963-4518
548-8441 or 646-1413 R I E /P I 714-546-0331 Driver, lloral delivery. 20 Experienced commercial ea atate ro per Y UL.fl Pllltl
A11tobk:I. Earn 112 to 120 hrt pr wtc. el1emoon1 ~o cuualty underwriter OCUI LllER management opening tor Sett-motlveted, wllllng to an hour teaclllnn AIKO-age r91111cilon Xtlller, needed tor Orange Co a xp Income property work Exp'd. Own Irani. ... I N I B h Agency Offloe sklll1 re-JOIS aelea apeclallef. well 549-1978 (Joel blca fO< newc::lub Try out 0 ewpor ••c quired Contac t K•" known •Pl sales mgml
3-18 8 PM El Toro HI 0t 845-78-45 778-1400 ' ! ~~i: co Repeat comm on IALfS, PUT Jml
e«l<I r-.ime to PO Bo••------,_--.---,,~~~~~~~~~ mgmt 1ccounta 85115 a • ......_1 your 1~ 6567 H I t 8e8c'1 _..,~ 1: * Cutno Oppty s ..... ,,,,_,,_, ·~·-P1r11aaJ 92846 unt no on Mutt ll•ve small car or lnter)O( landecape tecilni-For into (3121 888-4347 ° n • • 111 E · O E by doing lnterutlng ltmcta 2014 ---------motorcycle. Full or part clan, exper . PIT Of tull Ext C-1533. Fee tor Dl·1-&4_2_-_1_5_18 ______ 1 telephone ..... work on
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•ANGELA SPIAITUAL ..... ~, •• .... .., -~ ml. 851-5080 p••T/TIIE EYEI I -I marketing co on W p1nlH. Meny lllllta to ConllOltant-all m•llerl Ing, etc onoe ...... NB. Call. 645--0366 -17th. CM PIT poealblllty chooN f'rOtn. $4 per hour
675-24115 873-11764 Calf M2-1385 -aft 5. om.er. wantad tOf deltv· lahritr lffse Ptalf Wanted adults over 22 of lull ume later Some guarantNd. Salee IX$>er
lc1.t1b a ASSISTANT MGR. OreN ery 10 butl,_, days Pan time mafntenance who enjoy working with olc Skills deelr1ble Trl· l)fefd, but wlll train the • • position Hours '1e11ible youth Mull ba well teen Inc: 831-7342 rlgllt person For 1n1.,. la1tncti1a JOH Shop, NB Ledy"• clo-Mua1 have own YWllcle Experience a must. Re-groomed. per10n1ble, • 1---------i vi.w call· Robin Of Und•
FREE
SEMINAR
rum TUJ••• Thur1day, Muell 17111
7·30PM
FULLY ACCREDITED
FINANCIAL AID
JOB PLACEMENT
AIR LINE COMPUTERS
WI fer FlEE lftfta-
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t II I n g •" P r · n e c · (7141 779-1082 fer~ req"d. 845--0210 poeltlve motiv•lor Start HOErntllllT ti
_54_4·_24_7_o ____ -i EIORIW IFFICEI 11 $75 per waek C11t ror busy chiropractic of-141-1111 lHraethe tffl•• LIUL llOlnllY 2-5pm. &4&-1021 fuk tor tloe Must be lharp. we11
Front office . tllarp (ltSllt) Newport Cef.'I" Real Sharron) organized ind depend· SALES position °'*' w/ eppHr . bkkp'g, A/P , lor Cotta M.-omc. ol Estate Llllg1tlon Firm P_A_R_T--T-IM_E_l_e_l•_P_h_o_n_e_' able w/good phone gueranteed aal.,y or
1 d d 1 needs lhlfll. •Kp'd legal m•nner 45 WPM tO comm. EMn up to 11000 AIR, typing & pllonH n epen e n ••crow Sec' lO 1 typing dlc1 •dvlce, meture reap wk a mo,.. C•ll Dick ~,~;~;r~~~ ~~~::n,~ ~,.~ ~/;o~k ~. ~ tho<lhend-; ~~· ~~t~:!r~ged to ~~~-.g~~~ ."~':::.:~~; Hardy 531-3000
""'' Sat c-•1 must Seluy ope n ..._. 631 5690 rlnera Ml Appl only arM. aiery open .. &40-6ll82 apply Po11tlon 11 nol 1-"'-"' __ • _____ Salee per-.on wanted, pert
642-8200 Ask for Jolln. Laura. 1153-$>20 1---------1 ... oriented. Flex nr1, Reoeptlonf1I time In ll'Ylne retail 110f9.
_B.:_A_B-YS_l_TT-IN-G-t0t-6-mon---1---:mu==-=:-::...,==:---Life Guard tor Week ol Mon-Frf For turtller lnlo we need bright, energe-857-6840
I .. _ old ... ~ nlr1. dally. 3-26 lhru 4.3 V•rlable contact Mr. Jonee ell 3 tic, & deflnltely pleuent --e--.--.._.-...__---,,. .,. • Plr1 time. Verlou1 o ttlc:e D R 7 o -"' rn ...... mv home. 0,11 M.... ..... hra •Y• or eves e-PM 953-924 E. E people We will train you
1 .... tlM In rapid!)' growing quired Certification Flrll to work on our phona Experience prefwred
Weekdays. Rel•. req Coll• Mela Arm Aid. CPR. AdvllllCled Ltt. PUT Tilll ayttem/computer You Prietef'a .....,
841--0574 or 551-2732 ~3242. &42~74 11vlng Nlguel Shore• EYES/WUIPlll mull be 1ble to type No E.xper
Beby1lt11r nMded for 8 Flneet r .. teurant need•. Community AMOciellon. Mike extra 1$ ti.lplng 70wpm 631-349" ~5pm. C M
mo. Old Baby, lull lime, c aplllna , w1ller1/ 493-0122 youtll carriers promote SEAMSTRESS WANTED·
Mon thrv Fri. l501weetl. wellrHHa, b1t1ender1. -L--1--,.-ff--1-,-.. -• their own establlahed Excellent P•Y + good Mutt have lnduetrlel
650-28411, J~le. Cell •II llotl/hotteu, bua per-.,!•• a I ~~~ •• routH. Mature, outgo-working environment Overlock O< Baby Lock.
••• i •••• I 6. IOna. Must 8'>PIY "1 per-~ ~11eoe1 .,.. .... ereoe Ing. ettrecllve p•r•nt•I Ind• growtno company S ew at homa Call
son 333 BaY91d1 Or NB """ ...,.,..ing Of aggree-type peraon please call that reepecta 11'1 people • r•-·-·a·al I IMllllPlll ' · :atve loan reps ..-rng 2_5p., M-F· 64.,_7021 675-3841 or 875-0617
UIUK Pret.r w/benklng •JIPll'I· Full Charge bookkeeper, lllgll Income &Jlldera A· ---"'-------;Shi I ta avallabl• e -laalaeta enoe. Sllaty negotla~. 11 tyi>lng. "° llr wtc Pl9fer n • n c 1a1. 8 4 3 • 2 3 3 O Pregn1n1 women oonlln«l A.M .10 A.M . 11 A M.-2 --,-E-Q_•_n_ll_f __ --·11 4014 c 0 mm en. u r. t. w I m11ure perlOn. muat be (Def\lt•I to bed need• help. Need P.M . t 1 A.M.-3 P.M . 4 .. .,........ II experlenc•. Send re-permanent local rH I-1---------1 congenial peraon to fix p M .9 p M .. 5 p M -10 Join our company al'd
Elloel. Cteenlng & Mtlnl· tume to: FDIC, P.O. Box dent. Send rHume to: Lot Person wanted tor tunchM end 10 do minor p M be an Important pert ''
enance Company lor 7870, Newport Beecll , Per1onnel Director PO 7•11 Aenl 1 car llMl'lld chor•. No Nur1-our teem. We're 1 New·
ul• 150,000 termt CA 112e83 Box 595, B•lboa, Ca 850-1180 Ing !Mllll• ,..q. $8/llr, 10 UlllJOU port Beecll conauttant $,~~~= °' c... -9-2-18-1------•-Mald--,-o-l_Or_anoe __ Coun __ IY_, :~..-~:.~1~~~: Olllllllll&Tilll Z~.,~:~.~:C,"!.::';
' · Major Stock 8fokerage Fa&. Tm PAY ere accepting epplfC41· 4118-0781 111-4881 who wtll provide ome. •11111 S. Firm"' O.C. airport. Hre; PUT·TI• Wiii tlons for prof•Hlonet _.vtcea, lndudlng deai-
Elegant deligl*' flllhlon 7-3. Good typl~ 1klll1 oppor1unl11H 1v1ll1bl• Houuclunere. Car PltllOTllll llEOEPT/IEO'f Ing wlm•ny dlllerent
a hop. Prime N•wport and add~ madl ne ••-wltll th• Lot "'nget•• Needed. 15/llr to 11art Pecking and h1ndllng ollenta, ec:tledullnn meet· _._.._ ·•1 nu •1"" '"' Neat, lront office I P· .,. Beech Area . Da ya ,,...._..,..., -.,.,.,..., "' Tim•• Clrculallon De-HouHwlY H watcome. lloelery. peerence req'd for thll Inga a making tr1V'81 .,.
64a--&402 EYM 142-3282 Clllldoere, wlll con1lder pertmen1 In OUf door-to-831-8222, Lv Meeuge F'ull time, Engla.11 apealt-preatlgloutty located ra ngementt. A good
'Own your own buatnen your llOme 2 yr old, 8 door new•g•per H IH IAllMMllT 1.-i Ing pre!. Crytlll CrH -t1rm Muet haw good of. Mad tor llgurM • must
Selllng Prlnc:eu HouN moe old Varleble :'r· ~rogram. ueranteed Minion VleJo -~·• _1_~ __ 1_14_1_83_1·_5'4_1_4 __ 1 floe axpertenoe a be _.y ~ llandll"IJ"• IOC'\ &
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Ideas flow: you Ctya«w. 731-1.at 2 . 3 d Y • Pr w • nurly wage plut com-contemporerv clothlng verutlle ' aecurete In ~~ ~ e. 3 o A M-4 PM . Re 1 • m1a11on. Houre; 9 AM • 2 1 p IT m.tn11 det•lttypl wortc wm be t1t1• ---. ,,,......... touch on universal theme. Audience multiplies. laY11tatat r • q · d . a 2 . 5 o 11 r . fllM. or 4 PM -9 PM. etOfe --~ tnergetlc Dally p1101 newepap•r worlllng wltap ...,.. ••· tton, & typing at ec>wpm.
many lnvttationa are received and confidence ls 0ntrt9altln 4111 64M739 Training 11 ptovlded. Po-::7.:'Yo r=~.F~~ dHler In rrvln• arH. acuu1111 for tll• world 11200 ~~· ~o ttert w/ ___.._...., Short trip is a h'"'~Hnht. You'll be de"""" --11n1111 to ••rn 1300 + Appro11. 20 hre pr wk. lleadquwter. ol tlll• eYll' opportu .... y Of growlll. ~~ -a•..... ......."6 '25.000 total lnVMtment ........ Pit...-. '°'an 11\ttt-retume to 8 ChHln, Aftemoone & totne -~Ina organlUUOn. Oell Laar9 at 'f2CM>171.
With determined, tough individual.a. turn• lmmedl•I• =ont. 1&1.111 UY ILR v 1 1 w • c 1 11 4708 Mlll1nl. certabtld, fiend morning•. Mutt ~growth Of>Pl'Y btwn tAM·noon. Pro· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ln~ort/ Owf-. .. Flle/mall olertl. FUii lime. 11800-252·9U1 Ext t200I lllYedepenek.,.__,_, I petl<>n. Medi ductkln Oynemlcl Corp,
... lore welcome I 000 In Accounting Dept. 1204 llllmf.... p refer llgllt truck w/ Oiln tilt. Contact HO NlttltDOr1 Centw Dr, .... I ,,,.. MM ILMt I r .. d JIM Lest I ,.... 3 9 r o •• • n et I 2 5 o O · PIMM can for an eppt ......., .......... fern S450 to aeoo Pit oemper lhell. oniy neet. Ju 11 e 1 t t a: i o AM ..,..11_e_1so_ .• _ ~1.1...,.-__ _
........ -... ......... 11..., Lab Found: ~~/brown Fownd: Sllkle. M. vlo 5 t-302t M PM. &4&-aOOO ...... , "'"' ,.__, T• ...... tllN week If rou 114M aenJOy.U. rHpont lbte peraont 7141742~ EOe/M/F Secretery: fronl otl\ff,
.....,...-. '"" u "" 11 f •--ft•-· .aa•.a ,,_, r-..,,,. ,,_ -and "-' ~. 8tarttno II>-ACQUIS COf"O"A type 56 wpm,_..... wt1'\ mtx. lob,.. VJo c.., a rebblt. Ntc •rH, Gold111weet1Sl•t• 3114. ~ m• !!a 1111111111111 811. RequltH bulo ;;;i'ti,gor .J: ~ S:4.78 ,_, t ml'-ie 'nON pflonH, mia7PA a
OllW. IM o4ea Npt Id! . ...._1116 MMate .... IPllYt 11'8'1 WMllU ~ ::;:~ Cell Mr. AountrH 11 ~'\...:., t:io-10:~AM 18151 MICMflur at. PtOPM'Y Mgmt off!~. '°""';vT~•ro,:l~Fr:;:;~="': F~~~Jd,';:i:"}r,j =~9to...J: U.l .&OVIM!Aa of .,.,.ofte1 YetlttAe , .. ~=-=-11AM a :;.rZ:;r:F~::.i:r ~~,W,92716 ~:t,~Jm~l~p~rt , = w"f111ort l•CI•· ~.SA. '40 Vly. 167-7116• ~ Worktl'to.P. H t-1147, sd::Jo~loo ==~ IMeollenlu Helper/ ........ ... _.,..,
....-1 round: Btown Tebby •t ........ Hll O()lect, 2• lloura. Rlt '"'°d!'2l ~ 4N-0122 Tra in ... lome !xper ..... Ett•t• brok~ llM ~ ~ ,.. ....., ...._ ... .,.,. ~ Wllllfecll female lwltl & Mcfeddart, Ha. ..... ..... J.D.'t4UI !Jct ~1°'1V. ,_ tor 0.. !ll!ft!J ..... helpful. M10Qreoor too meny !Md•. need• quWed. Nhlme penMo ,_. ...,. ~ Doi. 7tmo.? 2111b. Vlo. 5*4772 arums --· -----'90tory. -11 Yectlte, 1131 Pt11*1tla, ueoolate In N.I . nenl =•IUon. Gooef OClf'PO'* ...,._... _ _. .._ v.-141 ... 5 a.o.t Qt.-i & red ,,.__, ...... 11 U. Utna OllPllATI lllll 'ullltlme pot t on run• Cotta.._. Mt-7'120 houri. ~. """'""""I~...,.,..
,,.._.. "*1 I* f dot hnot on MerloOld II In ..... ~....... • = etodl room.:~ ....... MAL UTATS ULJlll -.. Mule M¥1 _.
...,..· ....-. H.&. ni Or1enbrook nouetng 2112 HAMOR BLVD In 111 & Incl fAlf """" co: :r:.:: & ~ioed Maleltne OI ~ lietd 1 ~ 41 '~..... ~ ..... ..,._
W.1Mllt........ trtot.l'Tt-t341 COl'TAMUA Tl)'; ,... 8eoyto"'-d10yrota ...... towo.1l11""111"91 DIT.tlflfll'llltedOlfUI ==r'~cc:; ............ a.o ~ ~--.. ,, ,.._...,.. ~ ~ "ouncl mo mm I* ~1 1111•11 ~.'::'Id~ ~~!;!-'~ ~· ta.latY n.-x-ray permit to work ...... r=':'°'..!.•.ccmMI ..... IL-llDI J IMIUl==:.:':t, ..... oet. lllfue l'IY• w/ vto Of.nae & 111h, CM ()pert t4 ,.._ e.&Wt71 1464111 ;: 'jype I"""'... a. Cell l<elly Mi" ... ,!. ::1:ct... "''"' ,,.,..._ -........
.,..,._=•Ill •••.,.-1 IAYI l WID oe•e7o:+ -.1QUIAID. at 1· ~~'TM-ox An't. ... 'Mlltl:'l..,oc1tdtoo• .. ......_hr..-1.0 Mwt-... .._ efllM w. -I TCJllil9fS, ATTAAOTIVe WIDOW HAS ... for ~r • ..mtlnQ opp-WtlM • Wondlrful World , ... L tfUI ••.• Coe1• ... *""*' ~ .. ···1r· =----· ~ ~f.'!-urr:! =:;:,: ~I =.;4:: :::. T-:,~~'c:u ~·~~ :,W::. l:..'nw) :~ of 8t1oppln9, rltht et .._, tJtl? 114/MolQlt ·: ;i·.:.-:=.: :::,_...,..._._1_1_•_1 __ ,_ •t-m4~Ml...,.1 ,actlo lend• tr1M1t "' Cell 01nleon Auoo . ~ u s::\~~C~ \'ou don't,_. a ~ to ~-~ &::~~ Hurlt. ,..,...,_....,..
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12 Surplus 36 Love affair
13 Condition 40 Certainly.
18 Fortifications 3 words
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IUIM tO Mr. FIWll• 11 .... U I z 0 0 . I 4 I • 4 a J a 311 I . tflh 81, Coll• In ~ W/prlv OW!* i....;;;;=====....,""---I Robert l•ln Wllllem ktl•!I Hit tmm-1pm MeM. In eMf\MQI tor my ll(nlt. WI llY F d a ' I -' . Id Ult Of bolt. motor w• roll en .. 11oc 1111, Cennon umera HMM _. Ult 876-1103 cw USED CAAi & TRUC ....
!101 Ou.U 81 , ~ •u•~IHI. •h•P•· WI ...... , .. ,.... ... DOOhOUH •or 1r1 .. d:1: ~M2t1,.,llll 2~ COM! IH °" CAU ,OA 8t80tl 100 , azoo. 010. 4 ohre/talM/~ OOOd oondltlon. s x • ,.. anlAIUl.
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NllCll lf!'l~t. pan 41K·18 S.01or 008 • $124.N . Two°' IUll Nl• •-!!!I... 1llp on 1t1nln1ul• ••1 .... 1, •••1111 time or tempor,ry Cenltonlx prtnl«. man.. II dltoount prioem. Frw ..,, ".!!.·-~........... 871-4533 -_. S•IM·s.mot-LtiMlnQ 887·3939 110< • ~o modem r.uto OtllWf'Y 7tl~-4aet .,., .,.....,, -.....-
T.at\lllO•I writing done WI ••• , ROM + vl1lc1lc • eon .... b&I IOll<I walnut YWed .nyt!fM, QrM1 lor 42' lllP. M /ft, H1'"Ungton Top Dolar ((J( CARVER
typll, wrltte11• •dlt~d. more. u .ooo ouh w/glum toP 34x7o. Ilk• a1.P1r1f873-4419 H~:~?;80f.2434; JCU..SIC1'!CE·Ef..1\o\'
typ«S. 120..oeo1 J.O 860-2014. new t 76. Ne JU.e679 21 1 Paid .... -1.., .. .......,""' Bookk••~r looklng tor *1~!'4-PC tMK, 2 dttvel, Acotnl lntettOt DetNgner lllat. Waae.I 1111 w. ~-~: = For Your Cati ,.~ .... eqrvtt& ~
wortc to do In home. 10 12 mii~:O i~fJ 81<1t1on•I. Beige velvet WANTED: LadlH bill•. ::io l8' end.of ••th st. '911111 a -,. ......... IJ
ye1,.. •l!Pt'. 78 1.ea28 1Yttmm. · ~o~~~'oJ;. ~·r~~ ~o~~ =._~1~ _.. s 1800 72o-1•40 Lll•tle •r"" ·11 2002 A1110. (106Xca1
44 Gypsy-land --------c,:u't:i~h= 3'i:!: 1eo-9031 3 ""811llde11 ... can ao-M2e Hwt>or 8lvd ?/ i2: 3"0'c·~11°L4T:~2> Aalaall I won .. prize 1100. WU ..... c:omod•I• Uc> to I ' bMm Cott• ...... 640-6830 (344ut<A). 47 resl~nce t1&0. "3-4171 la1lrulal1 tU4 011ty. '9/loot 955-2473 Hlghttt CMh 1mmec1. fOf '78 530I Auto (ll1~x1
•9 Ill·. Prefix hi• SHI r t ' II''"' Ga111t ..... Ov•llon ClaHIC81 Olflllr Doell Av8111ble, Lido.,... your v.hlcle, dornwt!Q Of .'77! 73~ ~ ~.· c"1•!?w ) .. 18 IT\O "00k:len Rttntver" llt 1 aa --wl h•rd ltlell cue. hu ldNI fOf mpprox 36' bv lorelgn. 651-8215 • ..... .. ..... vv
51 Prayer beads mile, AKC. s 100 To To good home. blk I.lab lalMt l.U. bullt In pick-up w/ 12· a-n low profllt 8111 J Hll '80 5281 Aulo. (178020
53 Heavy cotton good nome. 147~781 mix. •P•yed. 1hot1, 11 -...&a. fYt1"11h'v volume, e ... & Tr,blt Bo• I 17 5 • 4 3 2 3 , ·11 320t & IP (IFGP4e8)
55 Criticize IT\O. IM~1124. 146-8144 -·-. • •r•••-control xlnl lhtipe. Beet 873-eao3 11.1'-' ,...... '12 320! 6 IP f200687)
56 Pilch O~dh ESl~~'t"o:~~~d.~~ ROQlf .... Offer. C•ll Bonnie 38' v Berth tor pwr boat. I Mil UM Wll llW
57 Bos~ s h o w . O . F A . Be•utlful Slbltl•n Hu1ky Fumltur•, AlltlqUM, SHv· 640-'478e w•l•r 111c ucurlty On '82 '83 AMC 3870 N. Ctwr)' Ave.
7141044-7907 Evt11 !Nie. Neutwed. 3 rr• old ::i; ~c~Ai~~LXv! A~ Gutt.,. (2), lioouaUo t>ue, S280. eso-1225 J11:'yo~1n~u11 (Not l114) 111-1111 58 Declln WIP•P•rt. nd1 good I 87~ • ,_ PteYty w/ll8'dcw, Wagoneer). Fr .. IOtl lop i'flldMN Welcome 60 Malay d ger St811dard P~le Pupplee, home. 759-1880 c:al only $260. AllO 1 uMd TIUlf!llttlta & door• wt every JMp .81 6281, 0000 ml, 1U1Yoof.
61 Final blactc. A:. 1~8378 FrM to good hm. M•I• Cata •"' •hort neck. only s 100. Purcll... •t«eo, elec. wndw9 l lk
62 Deers' kin ---------1 Tri-color BUMI Hound Furniture 88by lltm1 i. 720-1875 ll9ea.. .. 12 ' IOcka, lllt• new. t17.000.
65 lrlsh sea god ~:i!.~~::~;.~ w/~8Pl'I· 7W6"48-M11 W9I box;., rlldloe. rOH-a· Fender Twl11 1300. BH· 1111 O&lllU JO.range,., ... 1_9_5_7-39_38 _____ _ "'"'~rr'l"'TlrT"Tll".., ' body 1 1 oo 1 •ch Ju 11 way b•d•. drHHrl, 111"1811 Heed SIOO. Pree:· Porl•bl• •tt•ch11 to Coa t -·79 320! 111n1 c:onc:t. lo ml. 847-32iz8 1l.8t> mlll, 11 moe, to good mite. Frl·S•t. M , 1546 llee Amp $30. 751-3287 ~ &' tf\Hlk, llold9 3 ---0 fully equl. S 10.500
home. Lov•ble, good w/ Orange Ave. E-. blk•, h•rdty ulld. 125. nu llllP avg com IHA &ee· 1368 °' 646-1970 a;;:!:. :.~R1~;;'2&R!: kid•. C811 845-2322 JU MB o YA Ro s ALE Offict Fuaitut A 989-122 I •'1. 6pm. 111•) ~um 111•1 w~1111 • '82 BMW. M11ny extru. ~183 °.:':'::'.!~':::· k~o;: ~:~~ s,!1 71 :~ ~ lplpeat tm •eter llkH MH 4 ..... Driftl HlO ~::1~·750
f>uc>p6w, AKC Norwlgl811 nHdl •'good home: St. C.M. Hmmll1on dratting l•bl .. '77 Moped Peugeot Gd IOUNE BUGGY, 1uper Bk. Hound, $200.
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852-1225 . lll B Santa IUbtl. cllloll. 87M110 mu1t 1111 $300/obo. r otru. $2700 obo .. 78 Dlliun lllO Htchb61
AKC Mini Oec:h8hund M ~~~I~ ~0brrc::;d:.·~~~~; Clotllei, bed•. lurn. r• SAVI N 770 BONO COP· 645-4025 Tr•d•. 836-1358 ... 6 AC, 5 'Pd. A~/FM ... .:
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S75. 84f-7142 Good houu dog but ftc. cond. Ch HP SI 400. c:onc:t. 1260 obo. rub HlS p1lnt, se,o•o ml, xtr•
EHier gift• -Lib pup• need• ywd too. ltiqulre S•t-Sun, 9-15, 499 M1g11<>-644-HI01 979-0359 '69 v. ton Ford good ~~fe113 59 5. PP.
(yellow) AKC. •ho11. 8 eYll 657-4219. Na (comer lrvlne) Every-Xero• 2800, Ilk• new. •tttr1yeln/ mech cond. so's , or 1---------
wb. $250. 549-'974 Fualtut MIS thing 10 go. &4M910 $1800 Of take~ pay-I lcetten IOll tr1de lor cu & cHh. '82 280ZX Turbo. 5 yr
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PARROTS Herb 9'7·8133 Moving Sile, Furniture, p•·-·-._ 0r t2•• V•m 80, 176 . .'76 Suz 1114 fw4 ~ T 1_87_3_·56_9_5 ____ _
Hiii M00111,S75 ... Obit Oddi & End•. Plctur•. -• IUI -TMIOO, 1250. ,73 Y•m Pwr 1t1erlno. pwr 'd'o Dl11Un 21oox, ?dfi 4 Yellow, hand tr•lned. **' BUY** 507 17th SI. ~.B In the Klmblill Gr•nd Pl•no. RT380, 1275,. 70 Suz br•k11. very cle1n. lpd llir llweo w/CQI, talklng & laughlflO, ltOO. .n.y. Ebony!>~". Beaut. COlld. TS90. $250. 72 Suz l 2200or bell. Steve/ JI" 1 3Soo· 87 5 . 1277. Or_.. wired mull, hmndl FllllMI A1lltno *3800/obo. RV90, $500. S4f-5913 &46-5375 553--1833 trained. t•lklng, ltUGfl· MASTERS AUCTION futla 7eo.&ea1 ·eo HONDA C8750F ·~-4WO, a/c, Pl. '7 S3300
Ing. '300. &5e-8619 t41 llll -..1121 Lemon Hgls, bHullful Wurlltnr Mahogany IPI· · )(Int 0011d, 11,000 ml w/off reed mqulp. 240Z 3w..234
IAlblno Cock•tltl c•o•. lurntture, •verythlng net plmno. $860. I $1800/obo. &42-4250 SACRIFICE. $7260. ·
food etc. Whiati9.. tf20 Ault Flor•I Sol•. 8 ', goem lrom pott & pmne to 54f-3S99 H du· SL70.1 SL100 &42-4658 979--8574 '77 9210, 2 door MdM,
°' tri.o. 10< dMll rAfrtg ~.1250 Grandtathtf doc*. Mmny ce°"100· '""" & t ·1111« · , 1tldt llVft. 48.000 mlla. a.rt> 54fr9482 · N3-4068 •11tlqu.., 10m1 colltc· IJ!l1ial..... tut •....,.,, r • 72 El Camino Good Good cond. A1kl11g ---------1-tor'• lteme 73t-4200 fOf -11004400. 841-8775 cond. Too m•n)' new 12150 833-02G6 _....,_..,._~l---+-...... --1 HOUSEFUL/ NEW CON· . Two r1n.. 221. 2 ltlotoune 50 & pmrt• to 1191. LAN motOf 1---· ------
TEMP, SOLID OAK appt. 12 ge.., cmnvu pup l«'t. Vamll\8 RD3 'llU 8l'lg 1nd tr•na. S1crlflce DATSUN 610. 4 Or. rblt K11cuati1t FURN. Mullt Miii need J by 1214 •IHplng b•g, flahlng tr•n•. Hit COlld. 1185. seso. 540-9411 end, hH<tll'11. Weber ....... Mlt CMf\. &42-5027 IW _ g.., 6 mllC. camping 145-2443 °' ~ cub1, r•clng 1hock1. ==-=:.....--...-;-.. Bdrm Mt &-pc 811 eofld ~ ~·1~ gear. &46-4e29 '75 Suzuki 186, 1275/ofr. ·71 ~ ~ ~· ~t· Mu1t Sen . .$1850 obo --+--e--+--4 llL1 ... wood, hHvy. '6215. Sell 145o ~~~~ · PRO GYM EQUIPMENT lmm•c Clm1tt1 moped :;k, cr,M~~·wer'!Ie 850-2147 •
Sat/Sun. Marett 19-20. 84f-2498 ' · All c:Nome, tat pull, leg w / w d 1 h I d I 2 9 6 • ~ • '78 810 W•gon, • dr, • FrM lldmluk>n. Exhibit WEOOINO RING SET curl, benchH, dumb 548-2429 8ft 11AM IC)d. nJn8 good. ::::=::::::=::=::=~ & ..... HuntlnglGn c.ni.. --/llllf 111.LJ J12.5. 545-ff22 bm1111,. *-$3000 °' ... 'It ic-Mltkl K2305 1978 Toy. LOllQ~. rl· 1885, 14$.7"578
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i TELEMARKETlNO liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ fumltur• BBQ 23"color appr ... 13700 -ONLY I HHOn old Oy11•MIC ott.. 751~2&1 Or••t. C•ll Merk condition. T8k•owr1ea-SPEND YOUR DAY Mu. c:omm. Advertlllng I' *'.at."-........... __ * conlOle ·TV. c:On .. urn. 19001 640-8688 VR17 2·204 C!Jl.O.,,t w/ 1111 1H4a 211 IL 9'2-5218 or 549-1252 ... S 154/mo, AM/FM
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HAS IMMEOtAlE OPENINGS
FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN
TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT
OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER
•Evenings and Saturday
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·Commission/Guarantee
•Must be ambitious.
pleasant and reliable
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but wllllng to train
•This Is not temporary
642·5678, ext. 312
between 5:30PM-9PM
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FREE BEER & WINE tum, Vmquero ~. dbl demlgn. Corn11 w/bllll.,d fV/Wie/ltwt-• Ru111 good. StrMt legml. pwr, 40 gal tantc, r.uto 8 °81 4000 mllet One Owll·
Furniture & 111)&11 Item• dr-r, twin ndbrd w/ llght & '#1111 unit w/c:u.. BEAUTIFUL 25 .. RCA 1450, <:811 498-1297 cyt lhort bed, 145-1'4& er Autom•tlc Lo•ded
1rotn 1ow1i & M.,ne Ollk, h'•me. de8k with cNalr, Vlllued at l2000; Mlllng Color TV. 2 yr wr11ty • .,... D••ler 141117 L•gun• m•hOg & w•lnut, Incl. bOOkc:&M, C8blneit. l300. for $500 ttnn M1-8237 I 148. FrH dellvery 'ti law-..ti _..,.,.. au "40 Au1o i..,;ng 49"-9428 &
dreuer• wlmlrror1. hi-982~~ Cuti Ollly. C ORTERS n..-&An. I Dunlop ElllH, Kerll•r ,77 ........_ V8ll n bfi<• ~7138 boy1 wl mlrror1 o•k FEATHER OMF ..,.._, , 146-7ee e )I h , 4 0 0 0 m I , __.. • u • i---------tlNM ct\811'1 1ge' Eallt· 3 pe1 corner bedroom. we c le•n & recover TV John• 1 12300/obo. 931•4785, wtr pump & v•lvea fiat 9123
lmk• o911 11811 iree w/0¥W wht lormlc• tbl•. Vry Europ••n 1tyl1 with UMd Video Slot MtK:Nne 545-2755 $2250. 468 Bro•dw1y. im;;.;;..;., ____ _...-.. ....
mirror o•k •tr•pped Good cond. S150. b•aullful downproof 11200. I CM.rMfhM '73 850 Con11, 11ew top.
trunk•' Morrl• ch•lrt 982-37~ ~Ing. 042~70 o.ve &42·9057 Hond• XR 75 Perfect ,77 ,_.__,., Vll'I ldrtt c:ond ,_ eng, •Int oond. Hu
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po1ter b•d• wlc.,ved frmme, good COlld 170. redp9. euy to mike. For C8t ~-116 obo. 646-1081 ,79 CheYy v.,.. V8 y, tOll •---------
po•t•. VlctorlM w~I.~~ 648-4980 more detallt wrlt8 to: ~9 •uto vlllt cond· Muii l..U 9125 table wlmar-quetry ,.,,_, K Bank 4049 Sap-'79 Y8m8111 OT175 · ~ · i:::.;::=-----...-...... .-top, 1837 Au1trl8n Cuitom dHlgn•d mH· -:: Or ~ 91434. AM/FM TURNTABLE & lllduro leOO. 11111 $4800. 8'8·0791 ·90 Accord, 5 1pd. •Ir.
str•pped hinge trunk, ••G• table. Wiii tllt. phi " CASS. -MIO. 67S-3589 Of 771-3991 ew; &41..()604 (Ive m1g) crulH , •mlfm 11ereo.
French 1ld1bo•rd1. $270/090 842-9732· John W•rM Club Mtm· &46-719-C .66 Chevy. ,_ tlrea. 1 owner Mint
FrtnQh mrmo1r1. •t«flng Carol btrth:f.:i, s 1000 or b1t T1ailm, Tranl MM S700 obo. ™5()/obo. 49&-'1462
1llver ll•twue. •liver Solld ratt.,, dl11 Mt. 43·· offer. &47078 ..... · 18 ft GolOln Fllloon tr8¥11 841-1276 ·eo CMc. aU1o, elr, cau.
Pl•lld Item•, wood & md lnllk' tab6e, 4 9Wtvel Rex Br•ndt lltho $200. tr•ll1r Sii cont. Xtnt n-t1re1. grut a1tnd lrOll prlmlllv ... crock•. ch•lra wl p•d•. $500. Brmdburt o1 $450. Goym tea.ral till cond. Mu1t 1111 thl• Aad .. n, $3800
OeprMllOll glUI & old u11111d flo•t•llon king etching s 128. 535-559£ ..__ .. , w • • k . 12 • O o I o b o , CJutla IOH 873-4013 675-&329 flreerms. mitt. w/llnef, ~. no AVON Redc:re8t & _... 650-2178 •---------Over 400 ltemt. Prevww ,_,.,nee. 556-2943 llm "'111l Ill.I motor. complete pllg.. IM4 ..... leHff ·74 Honda CIVIC: Wegon.
ThuB M 10% buyer'• 8rw Celltng F /Tulip Ol11n1rw1r1 & u rvtng SllOO. 146-4791 1f1allm, Utility M2' 1948 Ford Woody W•· •Ir. IUggage r8Ck. good
premium C•ll Ch8flH Llghll (n•~ i 100 . dllhH, CllllrOIH & ..... ttll Truck bed ulll. tr1r. '325 gon. S13,000. corid. $1500 979-2699
Telephone..... W8111ce for detlllll. 730-0988 bowl a . B1y1hore1 beet offer Cill ---J 9119 lllL fM llLUll Lant ....... &MtlM I 647501 CIHt lc 11· Lap1tr•k1 ~2.,581 °' 530--3259. 1929 Ford Model A Town .-a-..t.,ur;.;;;;;;. _____ _
Full or put-time. Pu· 16e5T0r011io W•y. C.M. 2 Rolllng lolll chlllrl 12 eurcyclu on• hH Century IHIY bolt, 4 C)'f, S • d • n . 11 O.OO0 . '88 J•gu., XKE Coupe,
5 55f-9001 S3"0 each 1 both • Int ond Gf9Y. '3500.17M111 A • 87M181. Enoll•h Racing GrH11.
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Immediate openltig1 In UU. Ami ...... Utt..... chra 1225. gleel mirror· ~22"r:r =· 126· BAY LINER 20'. good ~ltllby~ = l903 OLDS RE.Pt.JCA wltll • Fwr8ti P.P. 111,
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STEWART TITLE
GUAAANTY
11652 MacArthur
Sutt• 200
INIM EOE
~8;~~.'ct ·~!2~5~~~·~~i llriiiild mlrrOf. $180; Commode We doorl, pec8f1 flnllh, "Or•n•d•". Pl•tlnum Boet. 714184MS40 lutlon control device pi. pb. pW. pl•••••· ; Ellper'd. Compugr8')hlc w/h8fl> 6 mlNor. 1200; from 1860. Bdrm w1r· edge, bllttwttt. w. ~I 'Jilt cmnlflcatlona or ci.ater owner. red.112.500 obo. ..;5~:30~PM~~-~~~~~ edit wr1ter 7500. Pltlme Recl•ngl• t•blt. $175. drob• cupbrd, pecan cre•m. pl•tt•r1 <•ml ltl1 documenllry prep1r•-759-0913 873-8003 = tor Ad Age11cy. Hunt All Amtrlc•n 01k. llnleh 1300. 4 po1ter plllt• m!Ulng~ 185. lml---Fiil.. tlon ch•rg11 unlH• '
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OWVw--Copper w... CHROMI I CM.AM ''1•11 ltMt IWn•IO 7" "' HcwW. '°'II....... & .......... , ~ unlt•r oo"nttt. ooffe• t at>lu w/ 18MluoertotA¥a,C.M. ,...._.tflni,UIO. ~ ~. ~ matcfllng end t1W91, ta1'4117 ...,_,... • ' ttOO ...... ,.. ~ w/~ ._, ~ ATOMIO 4 ....,._
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parohni.nt •II eatre1. ·~~~'~ '71114 17. Of.,,.. AJO, LU\ M ''·'°°'*· MO-Otll '1t VW C«W Lo ml, lint ,__.fl# 4dr ~ wl1tl roof 11 la. 414-4931...,. .........., 4M-Ol7t
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J!m;MUIT &Ill.. v".; ...-·.;,~--:.' . .::. '71 •t tlC Tarp. tu~ I/I. t .... .,..a I• fltlone 417·lt03 .._ mint. U 4i0, 831~11 111n et ISO W. lay, It .71 Pinto. Oleen, new :. _ ~ ~=:!r~~== ;~: :;t1~ 1
t7,& o. ....... ...... ·11 OonYrib6e. 1o ,,,...., '':o:"~ ~ :..'f*• ~1~o~~.M8:; ~~ '171 Ooc199 Van Cu1tom. tir.ei_bfeMI and bettefy, 'item, uwC:: '=.''etc 5-46-;;;;-• ·75 t14. ell~· 1o m1. Al· Of( y good oondltlon. Wtlt/wtlt, IU~ibt*. ~51"'Y· Cell l<•n l<lnnerd lor • Heme, '42""'21 NtZAH ~~tM • w I 3 I 0 O. ~~':' =.· ::.'r:ro~
MOOO/beet pine 1tlf90 too watt) IMOO. (714141247"4 new ot good wad 8ulolt '77 Camero LT, yellow, Ce1 860-'t34
t 7a.11n . &~ !lh!WUI !l4f querta heedl ghll, t>Mi $4000 •ee Pop.top CllMC* AM/ '11 IMMf .......... :;e.~~ u e r C M perfect 1t11pe , lo ml, td lt ~~-~--..,.,....,,,......-
'Mlt aaoe, 4 •, • oollectd btlf"t• = onw .. ·.~. ~::;e:.v~~2·7uoo ...... 11M··· ::;, nu;;,o.,.~·· =~1oT.'di1~!~:8~1~; '73 Apollo, need• work :::oo firm. 841·1245 '71 Muetang, whit• T-top ·~"~::.;I~ e m, rH ore • • ,_ ..--._. · · &41-3t12 ,._ 11 MOO obo oonwr1, Vt, auto. pa, pb, & IC>d.1.1!.0.000 rn1 1 17~1277, 51S-MS3 nno atwton '76 lt4, AM1'M 1tereo .12 &uc>t• IMther auto •51 BUG. good ooncl, · • ~ 11N 9IU ... lt«eo oa.. Orto owner. firm. -2113
'70 MBZ 2I08El ~. T...ote oeae .. ..,. IM.,. fMO.I. ~ 10;-000--nil ~t' 1.u.nt.O.QJ •mlfJ!l_._ run• '71 vw Bui, rblt eng, new 4dt equipped wtttl roof Low 37K ml. Mfnl ooncl. '71 St L w Cn11y Sq Gd ~ cond 13900 Turbo Dl...i P.U. 1'1ea pepera. 94000 llfm. 400 ~ ' • xlnt. Mutt Nit qwlckly. rad! .... MW 1tt«netof, C..UIA tlft rad!, et.reo wtth-ttope, fM.60. 17~1 ~ ~ Jamlly ..
_ 180 .... _. ... 1 All IPM, ~131 • ll4IO. 54&-0211 new Irena. l1S00/080. po•er ••et/window• 'll -·-__ _, •• 200 8.. ~ __ .. _, ... __ • _..............,___ 'II Poraot'le Sportom.tlc. 'II Corona . New llraa. '75 VW Sclrocco. Ooocl 551·5221 Tll LAIUIT loeed oontrol, tilt wheel: '31':-•-,5~ : 87&.0232 -.,1-1.....,
'12 HOSL. ~ wt;rey N-pelnth rune greet, Aporo7\}~ !':'.!:_~!50. con d 111 on I 1 4 I & -'77 CONVERTIBLE llLllTlll o"9ctondr1r1c. ldoor41 .. ~. Me.1~b1 '7.0 .. , .eT.,..,.,. L•---•-..... teat"«, lmmao, tl,000 17800. P 720--.,782 ~1 .... .,,.._,..,.,..... 5-46-1487 3-4,000 ml, A·1 COfld, or 1111 modef low mlt. .. u B "'"'"'"""" ._... _! .. J"W.~~7~=~~ 3 wlcdy1, 875-1448 ev/ '71 CrM1ld• won. auto .. 73 vw Thi A,..... con MOOOtobo. 873-lll5 age C1dlllac01 In aou· ~~:r. ·~.~!0. :on .• ~li: ~. -~-~~ '7& Mk 4, xlnt oond, 1 •for frad. wllndil •Ir, am/fm CHI , lwg. dlUon ng,.,...,.. -·13 lug. nae new.,,...., them Callfornlal 8" u1 _.... ownw, 12850/obo , llU. l!m 1111 ride, 14750. 413-1175 tzlo6 648-1417 Rllnl good, Need• body todlyl 10-.5 p.m. Don Wlllllma, ~
79 MBZ 450 SL. Ne• •I IHI -'71 Toyota eng/tr1n1 . wrk and Paint. 1800 llAllU 642-4321 445lAJ 18'0 PINTO, 2 dr, 1tldl, ~ .. ,......_-_-------
pelnt, llr•, e11oye.7 v000ery MO Mlclt•t '71 rv"' & 1250/obo 4'9-3111 11173 1800 VW f u tblCtl, 841-0398 11 aA 'et Citation, exec. oer. ern/fm ltereo call, ale. 111!!!!11 1311
1~. e40-0l38 IOI•!.. x'trMWu :.__ _:-._-.,: '11 Corona de luxe 1111· bHt ofr. l..d No. 758, '80 VW Pldlup. Gd ooncl., ...,.,. H-.-.... 81..... 1265/mo. Pure hall thNOU1. Mull -to ap. P/B ;.. • • ' --. ••MW 11 • · I«* Ilk 2.em""""' ~ · body dalnaQe, bed rod, GAii...,.. take ov« IMM. 13 mo, 20K ml , xlnt oond .• 81 CaprlT top llVf AJC
• "' • -..,_, . -~ blCk IO m11e1 Xlnt oonct 642--4300 24 11r1 to mt, AM/FM 1terao """'sT • .,.,.E8'"" avtlll. at end of IMM If pr.c. 13a50/obo Bedty ·AMI.-... ltereo c:e.. 60 ~20 S. Reblt eng & •In Id . I 2 2 0 0 . l'i..../1'-[ Sn Rf A.IC Auto AM/ • . cu1 .. ahell. 14700, CO AM A 7 2 0 -5 O 5 3 d • Y •; amp, •port• ...... ••·
Bt•llu , bo:i.....=• 213/13o-6704. ~~~~~·· F M . 'a 8 s 'o o o'b o -·10 BUG w/'17 body, too 84~1928 140-1110 deeltad.13M696 531-1101 evH & wM-tru. 17200 752--4500 ea
wcwtl, 11800. Otel 1151 Of9I ._ ... ,.., 487·5126 man~ new partl & ac-·ee Karmann Ohta, 1111 •W WAIH kend. ~ or 861·58'2.
'17 CllMlc new i..thw -CMI-to""· t2900 obo. 12700 '72 Eldorado, 4dr, equipped wtth roof lne. l11terlor i11ver paint '7t MANTA. '2!50/obo '711 Supra, xlnt ooncl, MW Dwr1n 546-1713 lmmlC, ,_ ''*"· $700 edl end It eo 13200 "'·7...,.9...,Caprt:---.-V-8-.-4-IC)d-.-2nd-
__ __, '•tnt cond. s.c: New tlre1, nMdl 1ng. laMn tH7 P•lnt lblaok). aunroof, •73 '12 Fitb'" nu tlrM 556-&MI 157~1n 'May .... ..: ... 330 w 'l5H Mu!!~· ~!:....4 IPd. ownr, beaut cond In/ -, .. •""'I • I 3 7 0 0 worll. 548-0821 •tereo w/eq .. •II opt1. .. ... B ' '86 v w BUG Rblt .,.,, & • .... urlt ........ ~cones. f c • -BtJY THIS 18560. Call An1werAd body 6 paint xlflt. •r· .• - . 80 -·.. '74 Coope CS. VIiie, lookl Bay, Coat• ~. Mon-l2000 obo. 551-31122 bet out. BHI over 12500. l "lt3CM704 P!!f!!! tlH 750, 842--4300, 24 h,._ gain 11800. 769--0850 Irani. ~~~t2 . good, run1 good 11000 ~~t./..:21~~\I· 1C).7 pm .,.H0--4 __ 1_21 ____ _
'75 450 SLC, Byzantine .77 P9ugeot 804 13500 CAR I '117 Bug. nu eng a traN, obo. 543-4~ '73 Oran Torino 4 dr, 0 ..... Wlt 1311
Gold, Chrome alloy1, ale anr1 !Oaded' 8mttm' V•lbw!ft• 1113 cuatom Int, vd• duh, •71 YW S.,.r 1Ht1e ,...... t•IJ ·77 Monz.a 2+2, only 8000 need• body WOl'tl. 1750. 7 C
IH ther, aun roof. 118, --714175~1•609 • 1 •• 1 ..... __ l.L IXll red paint, chrome New tren1, brlkff, yet. ..-. • ml. l508TQH) wife'• cer. 53&--1227 Jim 'C~u~:~~·~k~r~~~h!~i
500. IM&--2375, 87~ ---. hub . I 3 3 o O ob o . tow w/bladt ~·Itri~. Ill II FIUTI ortl owner. mint cond. ,73 Rlnchel' ft>Qla ahell
'711 4508L Rr Seat, ..,, PtneH 11S7 lllJ 21.111 •Uet ~-87r>-7087 Mk for Scott. Belt off.-. MU TSE L. We 111_.. 1 good Mlac--~tP8°a!'lim8':i:r~, ttlf httch, ~. 3o2 q : ~~t~.r=r::~ ~only, mull 11e . A/C, AMi'fM.-cu1ett1 ~ •. T ~ ·111 Sclrocco, gd cond, Steve 524'81~7 •v•n· tlon of NEW & USED 17700_·Ph 543-3380'. ' elf, auto trane. PB/PS. tren1. Secrlflce 144116. blubk. 752-1123 llJSTER atereo. 5 tpd. Greet on • / c , a u t 0 • 1 o m I , lngl. Chewciet.11 amlfm. 8 trk, CB, dMrl. 15t·111M.
tor appc. No PfiOe quo-Gu. l33001offlll'. 546-3808 '72 Super Beatie 30.000 11M •W W&lll 1 ownr. l71483R) 13200 • ..,_7,...4-euu...-=----.-xl-n_t _cond--.-1 tee. NI~~~ WHAT I PRICE on r1dbulllt2 3'nogo.1G00Bood 4dr, equipped with roof ph 54~70 owner, 54,500 ml. 14200. ·79 3000 Ill optlOnl. Sele 13e3t ...,......,. ........ n con reek end lterao. $4126. '72 LTD WON 1760 Don 484--0724
priced l te.995. O..ter 0.den Grow $6000 For Ad Action 1150·0183, 838-6102 May be -at 330 w. 080. ORIO. OWNER. 14187. Leg una Auto 11111 ............... Evee. Bay, Colla Meaa, Mon· 540-3U4(bull. hr9) Plya!!~ Hit
l H1lng 404-11428 6 l1Mll-2111 0•11 111-UU som can 3 '71 Camper. n-tren1, Fr1. 1G-5 p.m. Don WI,_ '85 Valiant, 4 dr, lo mt. 646-7138 cairn rablt eng, pami;teredl 11 e m1, 8 4 2 • 4 3 2 t '73 T ·BIR~. run1 walls. xlnt xlnt, 1750_
'82 111 SC lmmac cond D i p:t...t Many axtru. S3000/obo. 1111 •W Wlm 891AEO co nd • • 2200 teve 564-«>28 ~M~ute:u~ 3000 ml, ·,act. poi_ -,.,.,. tllt YILllWllD a y IU Mull 1111. 844·1850 4df, equlooed wtth roof '73 Et CAM JNO ~aft. tc>rn -.-•• -tlM------
•1!5,000. Calt t>etween 8 rim•. F/apone r. bre.,&2 c111ce..$7100 F,,,_.,,JlmMarlnoVW an.VISOR Court rack. AM/FM radio, lmmeo, many extr11, .......... 1335
l 5, 7141730·8250 axt elarm, iterao, aunrf. 751-3231 before Noon~ ~·. ftL llJ ftU WANTED. BUYER tor '88 po-wlndowt, po-lpee. tlr• & air lhocb. V8. PIS, P/B run1 great. '71 Pontlec GP. Air. It•
220,Mon thru Frl ~~Ip .. 131•5oo. ~ ~-642-5678 Bug, run1 gr .. t, good door todlt. Good cond. 12500. 656-a589 Going 1bfoed. Sacrlflce. reo. t.pe, mint OOfld. 1 M~ famtliel .,, getting II •Diii.i" proJect car, xtru $4075. May be_, 1t More larnlllea.,. getting 132!0 or bHt olfar. owner 1 2 200 . ph .
..._ r w .....,, .. .,..,,, .. tl\ll 176 914 Bladt Por. Xlnt '70 Toyota Corona, 4·dr. Volume Balel, Servloa 1 1150/080. 552-31118 330 W. Bay, Coata M-. the ra ... ntng .. .,..,,, .. thla 873-3074 Jana 833--0e8ll
.... -· ..... 'V .,..,. _ _.. ...__ •'---• 1xtru. ,_ trena. carb .... ~ -.. on t'"-· Fri 1"513m -·... .,..,. =--------y•er. 11 you hi ve • ......, ..... ._,,, ..,_ • s 200 ... ., ~ •iu -.... ............. ...__... .._.....,. '"' -"'" · .,. · · year. II you have 1 Pinto Eaqulre Wag '73. '78 Grand Prl11 na1d1 aemc-tl\at'a not.,nlng Muat N II. 11800/flrm. 1 · .,......,......, 187" 8eec:tl · r~ =.;-~ Don Wllllernl, 842 21 c.inper that'• not getting euto, air, radio. new 1ome work. B~at offer
wad. Mil It now wtth • 761-4764 Sell lhlngl fllt with Dally Huntington BMctl Servloa Directory In the 20IZAI UMd, ... It now wtth • t1r11, aac cond. Orig over $2000 tlku. ~Ad. Clulifled Adt 842-6678 Pilot Went Adi. (114)142·1• DAILY PILOT C1ullfled"Ad. awnr 1995. 980-3370 &41-4008
ATLAS CHIYSUl·PLYMOUTH
2929 Herb« BIYd., Coatl Meta. Tai. S-46-1934 3 btockt
aooth of San Diego FrMW•Y off Herb« Blvd. Complete
body ahop. S1te1. Service. Part1 Servlc• Dept. open
Monday lhru Friday 7.30 AM. to 5:30 P.M and 8 A.M. to 5
P.M. ort S1turo.y.
OllANGI COAST AMC/JllP/llNAULT
2524 Hart>or Blvd., C~ M-.
5'!MI023 845--7770
• 1 Jeep o..t.r In the W•ll See ua today lor .. 1es. Mrvloe
l ie.lng. Th«e we rauoN wny we ate# 1 . Prtce and
Mlectlonl Al90. the en..,_ RMeult Alllence le h«el
THIODOll IOSINS fOID
Modern ...... aervtc:e. plrte. body, paint 6 tire d_.,11.
CompetttlYe rat" on ..... & dilly rentels. 20eo Harbor
atvd .. co.11 Meaa. M 1--0010 or 540-3211.
1 1.10ttNSO .. & SON UNCOLN MlaCUIY ~ twtlof 81\fd., COlta M..._ Tel. ~5&30. 57 v..,. of
frlenctly famlly Hrvlce -Orange County'• oldHt ~ ..... oory~.
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MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE.
MAP WITH THE MUMIERS IN THE BOXES
• LONG llACH BMW
l1rge Mlec:tlon of ,_ & quality uMd BMW'• and Olhef line
ce.rsl S1lel, Mrvloe & leulng Trade-Ins ~I Talle 405
Fr-•y lo North Cherry otf-remp. turn right & go I block• north to 3670 N. Cherry Ave . LOf'Q Beech.
171-4) 636-6780 (213) 427-54114
• NAlllS CADILLAC
2900 Harbor Btvd .. Cost• ~ .... Tel. 540-9100. 0rlfl98
County'• Largeat Cedlllac dfflef. Salel SeMce. Leasing.
• SADDLllACK IMW/SUIAIU
• 25402 Marguettte Pkwy .. AVefY Pkwy. exit
We off9r What no bank « ..... company can: t Expertly
1t1rfed, moat modem tervtc. 6 P811• cs.pi,; 2. One of the
Southland'• molt .XR9f"l•n* .. I•• 6 teulng 1t1ff; 3. Elimination of the middleman by leulng dMler direct.
831-2040 MIMlon Viejo 49H94t
• CHICIC IVlllON POllCHl·AUDl-VW
415 e. eo.t Hwy., Newport BNct'I. en.ovoo. The only
dUteral)lp In Or1nge County wltl'I theM thr" gr .. t matl"
under one rooft
ALAN MAONON PONTIAC.IUIAIU
2UO Htwbor Blvd., COlta ~. Tel. 54V-t300 S.I•,
8eN!oe, l.eMlng. "Ml. Goodwr9fl<lh."
CLAlllC AUfOM081Lll
7tf Newton w.y, Cotta MeN.. T•l.13MaN
"JAGUAM OVR 8PlCIALTY"
XK 120'a/MO'al150'alXJ'a/l·TYPe9
..... -...... -fWtotatlone
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IOI LONGPll PONTIAC
13&00 Beech Blvd .. Wntmll)Stec-Tel. 892-8651 Orlfl98
County's old"t and largest Pontiac d .... r1hlp S•lff.
S«vioe. Part1
• DICK MILLll flAT/LANCIA
"Probably the lowelt priced Alt• In Southern Caittornla"
(Located 1 mtle north of South Cout Plaza
near Mein St. and Warner Ave In Santa An•)
120 W. Warn«. Senta Ana 557-2132
• SANT A ANA DATSUN
2001 E. 17th Street. Senta Ana. Tel. 558·7811 Your
Orlglnll Oedlca1ed Del~ Dealef.
MllACLI MAZD•
We've mew.di Our new ioc.tlon II 1425 BM• S1reet. CO.ta
Meta. Tel 5'5-333•. Stop by & vtel1 our modem llhowtoom
Ind '" wtly we·,.. th• # 1 Mud• deeler In S°"tl'lefn CIMlornla. Sal•. Sefvlce. Part1 and Leulng.
• COIMlll DeLILLO CHIVIOLn
(forlMflY Groth CMwotetl
11211 haCt'I Blvd .. Huntington -..cti
New • UMd • S.... • Leeetng • Partt • 8ervlce Come bV and ... our ~ tnwntQl'Yf
.147-IOl7
COSTA MHA DATSUN
2845 Harbor Blvd . Cotta Mela. Tel 540-6410 Serving
Orange County for 18 yeer1. 1 Mlle So 405.
• SUNSIT fOID, INC.
(Home of Wlllle the Whale) 54-40 Garden Gro~ Blvd ..
We1tmln1tar Tel. 11311-4010.
• OIANGI COUNn VOLVO
10120 Garden Grove Btvd .. Garden OrOYe
Tel. 530-11180. ExctuatYely Volvo 10 cover all your Votvo
requlremwit1.
New-Uaed•S .... •LeUlng•Part1•8-vlce•Bocly Shop
Freew1y ck>M In the hear1 ol Orenge County at Garden
Oro-.. Blvd. & Brootihurat
CONNILL CHIVIOLn
2128 Harb« INYd .. Co9W Me9a. OYW 21 YM'9 MrvlnO
1 Oran~ County 81t.e, leallng. Mt"Ace . Call s..e-1200,
apecial pert• nne; !M&-8400; body .nop line. 7~"°400-
• IOY CAIYll IOLLI IOYCl-IMW
1540 JembofM "°41d, ~ 8Mcf'I ~ ..... S..... a.rvte.. Pitta And L...ing.
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THI ORINBI COIBT CDIBT IDITIDI
OH ANGF. COUNTY, C ALIFOHNIA . · 1 I t~ I ·
Gates denies hid for Senate
Brad Gates seeking
By STEVE MARBLE or .... .,.., ........
Orange County Sheriff-
Coroner Brad Gates flatly denied
today he will take on two fellow
Republicans by running for State
Senate.
Gatea, who haa had little
trouble winning three terms u
sheriff, said reports that he will
be seeking a Senate eeat in 1984
are untrue, hued on n.amor and
blown out of proportion by the
press.
"Everyone keepa telli.ns me 1
Condo convert
matter delayed
By STEVE MITCHELL or .. .,..,,......,
A moratorium .on the
conversion of apartments, botela
and motela into more lucrative
time-ahare condominiums has
been extended again by Laguna
Beach council memben -this
time for an entire ye11r.
It was a year ago thia week
that the council approved
imposing a freeze on converting
existing rental units and hotels
and motela for time-ahare
projects.
The original freeze ~aa
impoeed becaWle of the coundl'a
concerns about the impact of
auch conversions on the
touriat-oriented town.
A number of such conversions
were approved prior to the
freeze, and the indications were
that other ownen of rental units
might be considering a switch to
time share.
Operators of time-ahare
condominiums "sell" time in a
unit to buyers who purcbaae a
grant deed enabling them to
spend a certain amount of time
-wru.ally a week or two -in a
time-share project.
But council memben remain
concerned about the economic
effects of such projecta, and they
question whether the city can
legally charge a transient tax -
oornmonly known u a bed tax -
to owners of time ah.ares.
In addition, they fear a
proliferation of such units will
drastically reduce the number of
overnight accommodations in
Laguna Beach.
Since a\ICh questions are to be
addreeaed in the reviled Land
Uae Element of the General Plan.
and since that element baa just
been completed in draft form. the
council voted Tue9day, for the
year's extension.
should run but I've made It very
clear \hat I'm not lntereeted. I
like Orange County and I have
no intere.t in moving away to
Sacramento o r Washington o.c.:• he said.
The race for the newly created
37th Senate Diatrict, whjl:h takes
in the entire Orange County
coaat , already baa become a
muddy affair lnalde the
Republlcan party and rumors
that Gates might be jumping in
the race touched a nerve with
GOP leaders.
State Sen. Ollle Speraw, a
Long Beach Republican, haa
announced he'll 1eek the Senate
seat while Newport Beac h
A11emblywoman Mar ia n
Bergeson has aald she'll llkely
run.
The two popular Republicana
have been tradins barbs for
weeks.
Gates said today he is angered
by a publlahed newapaper report
that listed h im aa a potential
third Republican candidate and a
potential spoiler to Beraeaon'a
chances.
"I want to make it clear that I
support Marian. She'a a great
lady, we're friends and 1 think
she'd make a great aenator.
"I'm aol.ng to support her and
I'll do everything I can to help
her get elected," Gates laid.
A top aide to Speraw, who lost
his Lona Beach district In
reapportionment and has
permission to flniah hia term in
Orange County, said his boss
.,.., ,... ......... .,, ca.y ~
Students scanned master match list in UC Irvine medical school
patio. Fernando Roth (inset) will go to Mayo Clinic.
would welcome Gates u a
candidate.
Jack Germain, Speraw'• aide,
said a Gates candidacy would
show that Berseaon ii not the
"beloved, invincible leader we've
been led to believe ahe ii."
But Gates threw cold water on
the Idea today by claiming he
wouldn't con.alder challenging
Bergeeon .
"Maybe In four yeara when
my children are a little older I'll
consider my options. Or maybe
I'll j\ut run for sheriff again."
UCI med
students
'matched'
By -GLENN SC01T ortt1eDlllJ"'9t .....
Ninety-one seniors at UC
Irvine's College of Medicine met
their match yesterday.
The students, the graduating
class, gathered in a oozy patio at
the medical school where they
were handed computer-printed
envelopes a>ntainlng the namea
of hospitals where they will
apend their next three years aa
int.ems.
The envelope looked a lot like
grade reporta, and must have
seemed like them too. The
message inside waa ahort. It listed
the student's name and new
work place, Ol)thing elae.
Josephine Benton will go to
the Ventura County Medical
Center, where she will begin
work in family practice. Chuck
Plehn will move to Kaiser
Foundation Hospital in San Franctaco to spedallze in surgery .
femando Roth will be at the
Mayo CUnJc in Rochester, Minn.,
to study internal medicine. Roth,
one of the few UCI students to be
choeen for the prestigious clinic.
aald the news evokes several
emotions.
"It'• a mixture of exhilaration,
excitement and fear," he aaid.
"But in general, I feel very
positive. Great expectation&."
Match Day, U yesterday WU
known in medical achoola around
the country, brings out thoae
feelingl. It's a bit awesome, a bit
(See MATCH, Page A%)
County GOP fights for Nixon Good new-s! StorHJ
Cal State Fullerton now sought as site for library
By GLENN SCOTI' or .... .,.., .........
Local Republican leaders are .iill hoping a site can be found in
Orange County for the propoeed
Richard M. Nixon Presidential
Library.
A 13-acre lite at UC Irvine i.s
out. The private Nixon
Presidential Arc hives
Foundation , which would
finance constructlon. lost interest
late last week in the campu.a after
faculty membera uked for time
to study the proposal for a
library and muaewn.
But party faithful such aa
Coalaon Morris of Corona del
County dolphin fossil .
find hailed as rare
By JODI CADENHEAD or .. .,..,,... ....
A Lacuna H1Ill excavation site
haa yielded what 1cientl1t1
believe la an important find -
the ooly complete rema1na of a 12
milllon-year-old dolphin, aiona
with a new waln.w species ana
an Wlusual number of aea lion
fomila.
Arclleo~ experts believe
the discovery of the ancient
dolphin la only the teCXlnd time
that fa.ii remaina of the actual
ancestor of the modem dolphin
have been found. In 1969 a
dolphin skull wu discovered
durins construction of the
~~!.urat bulldln1 In La1Una
The location of the lat.est llite la
n ot belni diacloaed because
excavation la contlnuin1.
(See POSSIL, l>qe A%)
Mar are still hopeful the library
can be constructed at California
State Univeralty, Fullerton.
Faculty membera there were to
vote on the proposal today.
Morris, president of the p~ Uncoln Club, aa1d he
doesn t blame UCI profeeM>n for
thelr reservation.a but claimed
Fullerton la the ideal ait.e.
''Fullerton i1 closer to hla
birthplace, where the museum
ahould be located," he aald. ,
Indeed, the concept pre.ented
today to Fullerton faculty la to
locate the library adjacent to the
college'• exilting library. The
rnu.eum would be built at the
home where Nixon WU born, a
amall bungalow four miles eaat
on Y orbe Linda Boulevard. '!bat
atreet runs aJonpide the campua.
Lota Lundbera, chairwoman of
the OOWlty'a RepubUcan Party.
laid 1he too wanca the library
built in Oranp County.
Jer.ry Keating, director of
publIC aUalu at Cal State
(See NIXON, Pa1e Al)
Bruce Nestande
Nestande votes
despite charge
By JEJl'P ADLER or .. ..,,.. ....
Orange County Supervisor
Bruce Nestande aa)'ll he intend&
to vote on the future of the
county'• affordable housing
pro1ram deaplte claim• he
accepted campaicn contribudona
aollclted by a developer with an
(See DOUSING, Pap AJ)
skirts local area
By STEVE MITCHELL or .. .,..,,......,
Okay, ao the big storm that
waa au~ed to drench the
Orange today didn't show.
So who'• complalnina?
Lut niaht's rains did leave an
appreciable amount of moisture
along the coaat, but coastal dtiee ~no damage aa a result of The weak storm.
National Weather Service
apeclaliat Betty Reo aaid the
stonn loo much of ita punch u it
moved ashore last ni&hL
"lt juat didn't develop as we
anddpated," ahe aald.
'!bat wu good news for ttop
f.armen in Orange C.otmty, who
have suffered large monetary
l~ u a result of the unusually
wet ...an.
Fred Keller, vice pn!Aident of
the aariculture dlvtalon for the
Irvine Company, aaid be waa
relieved lut nl&ht'a rains were
not u strong u expected.
Keller aaid the company'•
strawberry crop waa aeverely
damaged in recent atonna, u well
aa celery. broccoli and other row
crops.
Many of the roeds l.eadina to
the company.'.• 11,000 acres of
irrigated land are wuhed out,
preventing harvest of 10me cropa.
"Maybe the storms w ill
continue to atay north of ua,"
Keller said. "l don't want to wt.ah
thoee folk.a any bed luck. but we
aure don't need the rain."
The latest ra1na dumped .68 of
an inch on Huntington Beach,
according to weather wa1Cher J.
Sherman Denny. He laid \hat
brm,. the l8UOll total to 17 .20
lnchea -compared to 8.49 lnchea
thiS time 1ut ·year.
Joe Jahraua in Lquna Beach
said .57 of an inch lell in that
ooutal dty, brinP'I the aeuon
total to 18.47 inchel. Police in
La1una alao report Laguna
~ Roed la open.
----ISIDEr------------------------------,
Fast talk
HuoameidohnMoeehitta;
aaclhed~ tele•i1ioD
'commerc:io. Aad if
you can read that
teaten~ yoa can
probably u.ndentand
hfm. P~e 83.
Reunion
..
Tweaty yean ha•e
,.,. •• , bUt the BeaHr
Ii 11.tll the Bea.er, u
•Mwe" or ... Cleanr ,..., ....... .
rnaloewWfliMleaa.
P-.B7.
Lapma Beach Hiah tenni1
1en1ation Riek Leach hat
all the blue ehipe in hit
eorner, ineludJng 1ennl
CIF and national h6non.
P81e Cl.
Oo ahJ1 day that
laonon the lri1h
tradllloat ln America,
the Ft .. nee Section
iakee a look at
Ainerieaa -.1 ... ta
lftlU.t. P .. C7.
Notbinll but tun
Re•iewer Tom Tit\11 cheeb oul
"See How They Run" and MY•
it'• ref rethlq -In an .. e
when eomecliee m...-1 .... 1
10meahlD1'' -to f ln..d one that
Mya abeolutely notJiliaa.
Paae 16.
A nose for news?
Th• DatlY. P.ltot wttt pay caah
for th• thrM beat newt tlpt
of the week. Cell ue .c (714)
842-4321, l!xt. 228.daya. or
(714) 842-&eae nlghta. '-Top
prln each week II 115.
Friends ask leniency for Edwards
NIXON FIGHT .. • Full non, aatd lacu.Jty membet1
haven't expre11ed u much
concern u did profe.ot1 at UCI.
He noted hta school hu been 11eeklna the Nixon library for 10
Ye&rl and hu inatit.uted 1tudies
of Nlxon a!.nce an oral hiltory of
hla pre-political day1 waa
rompleted at the campua in 1969.
Placing the mueeum away
from the campus allevlaie. many
of the concerns of UCI faculty
members, who questioned
whether displays would serve to
glorify Nixon.
Keating said the Fullerton
campus wouldn't have room to
accommodate as many aa a half·
mllllon visitors a year to the
mwiewn. At UCI, the library and
museum were proposed under
one roof near the corner 01
Culver and C&mpua drives
Poll tlcal 1clence profeuor
Jame• Woodward waa to aak
collff1Uet1 at Fu1ler10n today to
approve con1tructlon of the
library. Keating aa.ld he couldn't
speak for everyone but "the
general feeling hu been of
support."
Meanwhile, another new
propoul has popped up -th.it
one for a aite outalde the county.
The Whittier City Council has
offered to donate 25 acree of land
for the library and muaeurn. The
land initially was planned for
part of a landfill expanaJon.
Nixon grew up and attended
achool in Whittier.
HOUSING PROGRAM. • •
interest in seeing the program
continue.
Neetande said he fully expects
to both debate the merits of the
plan and cast a ballot on the
affordable housing program
March 30. He said he does not
believe the county's so-called "tin
cup" conflict-of-interest
ordinance applies 10 his situation.
"I have no guilty pangs,"
Nestande said yesterday. "I know
I fall under the letter of the law
and the intent of the law."
The ordinance requires that
supervisors refrain from voting
on matters that have a material
FOSSIL. • •
authorities said.
Dr. Lawrence &mes, curator
of fossil vertebrates for the Los
Angeles County Natural History
Museum, said yesterday
preliminary report.a indicate the
10-foot dolphin fOSlil discovered
last O,c to be r d u r i n g t h e
development of a housing tract is
part of the Delf:hinidae family
that lived 9 to 2 million years
ago.
"Ln my mind the important
thing i.s that there were all thoee
sea lions,'' said Dr. Barnes. ''They
got as many important things in
one geological formation aa 4\ve
have aeen in the last eight or nine
years in Orange County."
Rod Raschke, a partner in
RMW Paleo Associates of
Mission Viejo, hired by the
developer 10 ovenee excavation
of foeslls, said the small hillside
was full of ancient marine life.
About six sea lion -like
walruaes. a new walrus species
and the skull and partial skeleton
of a sperm whale were found. It
was the third ancient sperm
whale discovery i.n the Western
United States, said Raschke.
The discovery is further
evidence that Southern
California was once beneath the
ocean, experts said.
financial effect on major
campaign donors, said Victor
Bellerue, a deputy county
cowuel.
Bellerue said a major campaign
donor is defined as one who has
contributed more than $1 ,331 in a
four-year period.
The attorney declined to
speculate whether the ordinance
might apply to Nestande, saying
he had not been aeked to
evaluate the matter.
Neatande, according to
publiahed accounts, ~ived 20
contrlbutioDS of $1,000 each from
suboont:racton that deal with the
Carma-Sandling development
group. The contributions were
arranged by Sandy Sandling, one
of the development group's
prindpaja. The Trvine-baaed Carma-
Sandling Group is one of the
county's largest builders of
affordable housing units and has
built up 305 credits that can be
10ld to other developers. Worth
between $10,000 to $20,000 each,
the credits would become
virtually worthleu if the
program were not phased out
over a number of yean.
After receiving the
contributions, Neat;ande la alleged
to have lhifted hia position from
favoring a phase-out o f the
program over three years to a
10-year phase-out.
But Nestande said he was not
only unaware of the
contributions, he had not yet
reached a deciaion on how to best
phaae-out the program when
theee events occurred last
November.
The supervisor said he has
always opposed the program.
whlch requires that developers
build 25 percent of a
development at carefully
specified "affordable" rates.
However, be haa been wrestling
with how to equitably phase out
the program.
By STEVE TRIPOLI
Ol'hhlfJNMl-
JC 1 even friend• and
acqualntancee ot convicted
murderer Thomae Franclt
Edward• deecrlbed him
yet1A!rday u an excellent worker,
an euyaolna penion and a man
who had _.Upedal relatJoruahlp
with chlldi.h.
Teetlfylna In Edward•'
defen.ae, all of them Mid lhcy
were 1hocked t, or refuted to
believe, lnltlal reporta that he
had 1unned down two girl.I In
Cleveland National Forett. One
girl died but the other 1urvived
Rapist
case lacks
few leads
Despite numerous phone calls
from Orange Coast College
students convinced they have
seen a suspected rapist, police
investigators say they have no
firm leads in the assault of three
coeds.
Detective Paul Cappuccilli said
police received numerous phone
calls from st1,1dents after
composite drawings of two
suspects were circulated last
week on the Costa Mesa campus
at 2702 Fairview Road.
Most of the call.I were from
men and women who thought
they knew the man belleved
responsible for a rape March 6
and an assault of another coed in
a women's restroom three days
later.
He iB described as white, about
22, 5-foot-6, about 150 pounds,
with sandy blond, reddish-tinted
'hair.
Police also are searching for a
black man, 5-foot-11, about 200
pounds, with a gold stud earring
who reportedly raped a 23-year
old coed in the campus parking
lot Feb. 17.
Anyone with any information
is urged to call police at 754-5358.
4 Mesans
terrorized,
robbed by 4
Four intruders, two of them
armed. forced their way into a
Costa Mesa home last night,
reportedly threatening the four
occupants and demanding
valuables.
The suapects, one bra:ndiahing
a shotgun and another a
handgun. knocked on the door of
the eaatside house in the 2200
block of Jeanette Place at 9:30
p.m ., police said.
Lt. Jack Calnon srud one of the
victims, Troy Christensen, 20,
waa tied up and kicked in the
head while questioned by the
intruders.
O ccasional showers
Coastal
Pw11)' Cloudy llwougll l-10W
wl1h occulonal 1how1ra and
l1olated thunderahowera. OWmlgl!I low9 tonight 52 to 58.
Hlotla t~ &2 to ee. ~laawhar•, from Point Conception to the Meklcen
bord•r •nd out eo mil••:
3000 .net 5000 IMt. At the io-
...... 8tlone hlQha In the mld-60I to
IOw eo. end loon In the 409..
CEMTRAL CALIPORMIA,
jlnclodlng 8•n Franctac:o. San
Joequln, Amador and Alpln• counll••l -Fair Saturday
Becoming cloudy Sunday with
raln d•veloc>lno •nd continuing
Monday Snow level betwMn
5000 and 7000 t .. t. At lo-
eleYatlona hlatW 1n the eoa end
low9 In the mild-40e to ~
Ramm. Snow (IJ .
ShowersEJ Flumea(!!J F roday M•ch 1 8
.... •• i.> .. ,. r .--,
Nofttlw.t wtndl 15 to 26 knota
through tomorrow ov•r out« weter1. s-e to 10 ,_ Weet 10·
~winds 12 to 11 llnota
dacreaalng 1onl~ht over In~
w.llt'a. W"'de lomotTOW -1 10
noru-t 12 to 22 111104a, Wind
.._ 3 to 4 JM\. Welt~ .......
4 to e IMt wlttl bfMll.,. of a lo
12 fe•t. Pully c:louoy with OGCMIOnal .,_.. end laoleted
IOUTH•RN CALIPORMIA
DEalllT AR•AI -F•lr Saturday. Chance of allowera
Sunday and Monday. Windy
period• High temperaturH
moetl)' 55 to es a-. v....,. 1n
IOa ypper ~· end .. IO 75 io-6-19 end Oealtl Ve/Wt.
Lowa 36 lo 45 Owerlll VIiie)'. 45
lo 55 Uc>P« ~· and 4t IO 58 lnlower~
Fronts C<:ilO ..,. Wa1m .,. Oc:.cluOeO 9'P Stal1onarv ••
ltvldel--• 1-"'W. Temperatures.
MATIOM
U.S. Summary Albany
A lt«m In IM Gull ot Molco :=rque
atlrred up high wind• that ,..,_...
knodred ~ ~ ai'CS tore the Atlanta roof• off hou1H In aouthern Atlanllo Cft)'
Florid• today wflll• enow '911 In AuMln th• Rocky MO\lntalna and the 8alllrnof9
nor1l*'ll ~ 8llnga
A tomedO wetdl-pol19d for ~ "'°"' °' .,.. AonOa penlnN6. ~ Til9 HClonal Weathar a.Moe 8cJllle
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roof off • oon-•• "°"' Buttlngton A Paolflo 1torm thll hit Ceeper
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Hartford 62 31
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Honolulu n es
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to testify •aa!Nt Edwardt. • "Ht WH alway• pleaunt, Hl)'aotna and pat.le -kind of childJJke~' GrlffJ.n Mid.
family ah.attd Edwarda' hobby of
10th C.ntury-atyle wlldtrneu camPtna. told how on OM trip
Edward• had oared for her
children when ahe wH buay
orpnlr.lna the ev nt .
Tha te.tlmony came In the
penalty phHo of Edwarda'
Oranao County Superior Court
trial. The ume jurora who
convicted Edw11rd1 muat now
decide whether to recommend
the death penalty· or life in prt.on
without the pollibWty of parole.
Aaked her re.ction when the
fiJ'tl heard Edwardt wu bein1
1ou1ht for the 1hoot1na, the
wlt.ne. uld, "Shock. We didn't
believe It. We were 1ure there'd
been a mt.take."
She crfed u lhe relatod how
Edward.a had told her of hi.I deep
feeling for youn1 bum vicUrna he
met while a hospital patient. Edward•' former nelahbor
Judy Griffin, a houaewlfe with
thrtt children ages 19, l~ and 10,
testified that the defendant wu
one of the few people her
children had pennlAeion to let
into her home when she and her
huaband were out.
Alan Shucker, who hired
Edwarda In 1978 aa an electronic
parta l&.lesman, Mid the former
Co.ta M~ reltdent'1 work wu
"excellent. He wu one of the
few people I could trUlt to aet
thlnp done."
Edward•' attorney• have
admitted that thelr client ehot
and killed 12-year-old VaneeM
lberrl of Lake El1lnore and
wounded her friend Kelly
Cartier in September 1981.
Thereu MacWlllle, whoae No motive has been given.
Making her mark
MATCH .. •
From Page A1
of a relief, aa studenta diacoVer
whether the hospital• where
they hoped to work were equally
Interested in them.
Here's how It worka: Studenta
list In priority their top 10
hospitals. Admi.niatratora at each
participating hospital submit
separate llsta of student.a they'd
like to host.
Both llsta go to a clearinghouse
in Chicago where a computer
program matches the two. Then
the envelopes go out.
The UCI patio was a cheerful
place this year. Jon Sassin,
assistant dean of medical
students, said 85 percent of the
seniors were selected to work at
one of their top t.hree picka.
Benton, the family rractice
specialist, was one o those.
Looking for a "small, quiet
place" to work, she named Santa
Monica Hospital first and
Ventura second.
"In retrospect, 1 think, 'Oh
well,' Ventura is a better choice,''
she said. "I only chose Santa
Monica because it's closer to my
folks." She is from Pasadena.
Allison Brunner, 3, was one of 93
youngsters fingerprinted yesterday as the
Fountain Valley School District started the
new identification service. Parents keep
It'• common for medical
studenta to pay their own way to
their favorite hospitals for
personal interviews. Roth aaid he
flew to Minnesota for a visit to
the Mayo Clinic, which was not
his top pick but ••ranked very
high."
Most of the UCI students will
be working in Southern
Callfomta. Fourteen wttl Int.em
at UC Irvine. Medical Cent.er in
Orange. But others will travel to
such places as Asheville, N.C ..
Hartford, Conn. and Lexington.
Ky.
the prints to be shown to authorities if
children are missing.
Coast h i ghway to reopen
Barring more flooding, area accessible tomorrow
By ROBERT BARKER or-..o.i, .... ....,
Paclfic Coast Highway in northwest
Huntington Beach will be reopened tomorrow,
barring heavy storms and high water.
The four-mile stretch ol highway between
Golden West Street and Warner Avenue has
been closed for about five weeks this year ..
Oldtimers say they've never seen anything
like iL
Surging water propelled by high tides and
wmds buried the road under thousands of 10ns of
sand in late January.
It had been open only about a month when
big w&V\'5 rolled across Bolaa Chk:a State Beach
and overwhelmed the road again on March 1.
It has been cloeed over the years but only
briefly and durin$t high tides.
"It used to take seven-foot tides and vicious
waves to cau.e problems," said Don Kiser, a
division engineer for Huntington Beach.
"Now the wat.er jumps over the hlghway in
five-foot tides if ther e's a wave behind it.
Something's gone haywire."
Kiser is seeking remedies from state
transportation officials while awaiting an
explanation of the ''phenomenon" from lldentists
at Scripps Institute of Oceanography in La Jolla.
But Lt. Bill Richardaon. a Huntington Beach
marine safety officer for about 20 years, said he
thinks he knows what's causing the problem.
"We've always had hlgh surf and high tides
in December and January," he said.
"But the recent tides and surf were the
heaviest in recent history. Winds of 40 to 50 miles
an hour came with them.
"They eroded lots of sand and caused
depressions in the beaches."
Richardson believes that the rampaging
water had little resistance and advanced on the
highway and other low-lying areas almo9t at will
because so much beach had been eat.en away.
He said the area at the bottom of the bluff&
about a mile north of Golden West Street ts one
of the lowest and most weakened areas along the
coastline.
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Birds of a f ea th er
This convention of seagulls was photographed at the mouth of the
San Juan Cr eek at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point.
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Valley sets
honors for
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The Fountain Valley Ch.amber
of Commerce will preHnt It•
1982 Citizen of the Year Award
durlnJ • seneral membership
lunc heon Tue1day at the
Fountain Valley Community
Center, 10200 Slater Ave.
A reception begin• at 11:30
a.m ., followed by lunch at noon.
Nomineea, who have been
apon.ored by local aervice cluti.
and aocial agencies, are: Roger
Belpn, Bill DeFraga, John Lee
Amundson, Bob Rush, Barbara
Brown, Loia Berry, and Sharon
Clunk.
The selection committee Is
made up of eight put reclpienll.
Child abuse group
seeks volunteers
Volunteers in Child Assistance
(VICA) is looking for volunteers
to work with abusive or
potentially abu1lve parents in
their own communities.
The volunteers will be trained
and work under profe11ional
supervision to help parents.
VICA is administered by the
Orange County Social Services
Agency .
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on transport
lvu HJaderaker, a retired UC Riverside chancellor and
chairman of the 1tate tranaponatJon cornmiaion. will compare
the approach to transportation under Gov. George Deukmejian
and former Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. during a talk in Corona del Mar tomorrow.
Hinderaker will address members of the Oul.a aenJor
dtlzena center at 9:30 p.m. The talk ii free.
The talk mark.I the leCOnd in a aeries of lectures that will
be held at the aenJor center the last two Fridays of each month.
More lnfonnation can be obtained by calling 759-9470.
•The "Money Ta.lka" study group of the t..guna Beach
American Aaaoclation of University Women will meet In
Laguna Hills at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
Health insurance will be the topic of conversation, with
representative• from Insurance firms and Medi-Care
participating.
For information and directions, call Dorotlay BackH at
499-2721.
•Fun Fair '83, a day-long event with singing, bands, fOOd
and other activitiea for retarded people will be held Saturday
in i...guna Beach.
The event is co-sponsored by Laguna rogueJ ~take,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainta, the Good
Shepherd Lutheran Home In El Toro and the Regional Center
of Orange County. Fun Fair begins at 10 a.m. and runs until 3 p.m. at
Thurston Intermediate School. 2100 Park Ave. in LasUna
Beach.
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Two key indicators
higher in February
By TM A110C1ated Presa
Houalng atarta and factory ~ both roee ln
February, providing more evtdenoe that the economy
18 emerging from receeaton. Builden began work on
2.9 peramt more houaes lut month than ln January, at
an annual rate of 1.76 mllllon unita, the c.ommerce
DPpartment qid. In addition, pennlta for future
oonatruction roee 1 percent to a rate of 1.49 million
unita, It aaid. Both rates were the highest 11nce
September 1979.
II) the manufacturing sector, factories operated at
68.5 percent of their capacity, a 0.2 peroentage-point
gain from January, the F'ederal Rellerve Board Mid. It
wa1 the third 1traight monthly Increase, and
paralleled another Federal Reeerve report Tuesday ~showed industrial production l'08e 0.3 percent ln
February -al.a the third conaecutive gain.
Unemployment claims rise
WASHINGTON -Applications for jobleu
benefit payments by newly unemployed Americana
roee by 41,000 in the first week of March alter a
aubrtantial decline in late February, the government
reported today.
The Labor Department'• Employment and
'!'raining Adminiatration said fint-Ume claima for
unemploym~nt insurance compensation . totaled
501,000 in the week ended March 5, according to the
aeaaonally adjusted figures. Thoee claims had totaled
460,000 in the week ended Feb. 26.
At the same time, the agency said the nwnber of
Americane drawing regular state-paid job.letia benefiw
soared by 282,000 in the lut week of February.
Roughly 3,998,000 people were getting the buic
26-week benefit protection in varioua states, oompared
to 3,716,000 in the previous week. ..,
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