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Home My WebLink About1983-04-07 - Orange Coast PilotBirth control sponge approved Birth control sp0nge Br GLENN 8CO'M' or .. .,_,,...._.. A newly approved contnceptiV9 1ponae made by a Cotta Meu firm 1hould be In local 1\0re1 by July, company ottlclata aay. The VLI Cor p ., 130 McCormick Ave., received written confirmation today of the federal Food and Orua Admini.trat1on'1 Friday ruUna to approve the 1ponge for over- the..oount.er aalee. The product, a eoft, d!lpouble polyurethane 1po~e permeated with 1permicide, wu developed by Hruce Vorhauer, pretident of lhe Unn. It doesn't need fittlna by 1& phy11clan and Jl'DA 1pnk~woman Faye P•Wnk>n uld lu effl'Ctlv•neu l• In the u.me ranio •• other va1lnal con traoo ptlvoa 1uch u the: dlaphrlllJll. To remind buyers of Ill convenlenai -It luta up to 24 hours -makert have named their product "Today." It wtll be pack.qed ln eeu of three and eold for about t3. with eventual planl for boxee of 12, a company 1pokeawoman uld. VLJ received written confirmation thia morning of the FDA approval. It came after a three -year cllnlcal 1tudy lnvolvlna 1,600 women. The FDA aald many ot tho woman clalmod the 1pon,e wu cuter to u10 than other birth control meuuree. VLl already hu won the naht to market the 1ponae In live forel1n countrloe, but needed FDA approval to export It, uld Vorhauer. A biomedical enalneer from Irvine, Vorhauer belan reeeatcl\ on the 1ponge eeven years ago u 1 more women beaan aeeldna opUona to birth control meuuree 1uch aa the pill or Intrauterine devices. He aaid 1tudlee have revealed no major side effec:t1, although (See SPONGE, Pase Al) THI ORANGE COAST COUNTY IDITION THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Onofre 'ahead' of PUC order By STEVE MITCHELL o<theo.itJNoe ..... T h e state Public Utilities Commission has ordered utility companies which operate nuclear -power e lants to begin setting aside funds to pay for removing ~ aging reactors. But operator s of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station south of San Clemente say they've been doing ju.st that for the past five years. The interim PUC order, issued yesterday In San Franciaco, aet up guid elines for a funding me-chanism to pay the cost of retiring reacto"11 and adopted a policy that .. wnes old· reactors will be removed and the sites decontaminated within 10 years aft.er shutdown. Utilities were ordered to find m eans of setting up a decommission reserve which would be separate from other compan y funds and be used solely to pay for reactor retirement and cleanup. But a spokesman for Southern California Edison Co., which owns 80 percent of the San Onofre plant. uid the utility has been collecting funds from ponswners for five yean for the eventual decommission of the nearly 15-year-old Unit 1 reactor at the plant. "We have cloee to $13 million in the books for the decommission of Unit l," said Edison's David Barron. .,,., .... ~" Mllwd ....... Driving alone'! Get in line if you're heading for San Diego Fr eeway. .Irvine drivers -see red over meters By GLENN SCOTJ' Of IM o.ltJ ,..... ..... Ramp meters on the San Diego Freeway in Irvine finally were tutned on this week, and more than a few commuters are turned off by the long lines and delays lhe stoplights caused. During the p ea k of the morning rush hour, around 7:40 car s were backed up on -Culver Drive to Main Strttt - one p erson said Barranca Parkway -as drivers waited to enter the northbound freeway. But city and Caltrans officials promised yesterday the long lines will be eliminated aft.er a week or two of "fine tuning" the system. Ramp meters involve signals on freeway on-ramps meant to regulate traffic and avoid bottlenecks. Officials said traffic onto the freeway already has been improved. "We will not allow the rampa to beck out onto city streets," said Bob Thompaon, the Caltran1 project manager. "We'll make the necessary changes. We just · need a little time" Delays on Culver and Irvine Center drives have been the worst. At the three other Irvine ramps. t.1acArthur Boulevard. Jamboree and Jeffrey roads, waits have been much shorter. Steve Libring, assistant engineer for the city, said Culver is backed up because it handles so much of the city's residential traffic. Most of lhe commuters hned up at Irvine Cent.er Onve are Lake Forest residents bypassing the busy freeway interchanges in their community. he added. .. Both Thompeon and Libnng, w ho have been personally morutoring the ramp operations this week, said they will meet Friday to consider adjustments to reduce the bl.lmper-to-bumper (See TRAFFIC, Pase A!) Mesa panel takes action on downtown project By KAREN E. KLEIN °' ... .,.., .......... Plans for revamping Costa M esa's aging d owntown by enlarging its commercial sector. improving pedestrian access and preparing tor fr eeway construction took a giant step forward last night. The city's Redevelopment Agency voted unanimously to take preliminary action on many of the recommendations made in February by the private, Washington DC-based Urban Land ln 1tltute. The recommendations are aJmed at turning the downtown area into bustling cent.er of activity. The City Council 'alt.a as the Redevelopment Agency. Among the steps di9cuaed last night. the agency agreed to take the following action: •Expand the so-called "Superblock" redevelopment area by Including property between 19th Street, Park Avenue, Newport Boulevard and Harbor Boulevard. •Adopt a developer selection process which would give Pacific Federal Savinp and Loan. long involved in development In the area, first crack at qualifying to develop lhe downtown sector. •Obtain con 1ultant services neceeaary to prepare plans for a "shopper's lane" which would provide back-door access to shops o n the east side of Newport Boulevard. •Develop a roadway design for expansion of a state Route ·55, which is currently b eing discuued by Caltrans and city o fficials in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. •P os tpone propose d realignment of Harbor Boulevard until a dedaion ls rep.ched on the extension of Route 55. ~ ..... ,....." f'.-wa ~ Horticulturist Clyde Wampler is offering S500 reward for capture of plant thieves. Priceless plants stolen in Valley By PHIL SNEJDERMAN ortM o.11J ..... SU!ft School contract posed Thieves struck a few nights ago at the Mile Square Plaza, and some of their loot may be irreplaceable. The complex of stores. offices and restaurants, located at Brookhurst Street and Heil Avenue In Fountain Valley, has been the scene of $40,000 worth of landacaping over the past year involving 10,000 new plants. The project was superviled by Clyde Wampler, a fonner local nursery owner who now manages the center. Easter Sunday and 7 a .m . M onday, thieves entered the complex and skipped from one landscaped area to another digging up a variety of colorful plants. most of them in full bloom. About 30 plants were lost. The theft was particularly heartbreaking to Wampler , however, because the missing Items included a couple of prized one-of-a-kind plants that took him yean to develop through careful croes-breeding. A new contract proposal calling for higher wages, a s'1orter work week and mandatory union membership has bee n submitted to the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dlatrict by the California School J!'.mployeea A.ociation. The a.uodatlon, which muat renegotiate lt1 members' contract. when they expire every three years. is comprised of non- teac h I ng employees like librarians and clerks, said Jean Karmon , coordi nator of personnel services for the district. (See SCHOOL, Pa1e A!) Sometime between 6 p .m . One was a fibrous, red double begonia with numerous crinkled petals curled Into a ball. (A (See PLANTS, P .. e A!) -----------~INSIDE---------1¥IA - KbilK ... _..a..._1 attempt IO eeale tM top GI die Empire Stale I.al.ti• IOiay .. •• p.riou dayt GI eblellla~pu&, Ml tlM laflalaMe beatt laatl IO aiH~••• Of a leer la hit . P•e 86. Reward• for newa The Dally Piiot wut pay cuh for the thrM beat ltory Id ... 9V9f'Y. week. Call u~ _at (!14) 842-4321, Ext. 228, durt119_ the day, Ot at'.(714) 842~5888 eventngi and WMkend1. Top prize 11 $15. Beer'• golden anninnary evoke. tome tucby memoria of the repeal of prohibition. 84. Dear Ann, love, Erma Erma Bombeek write• 10 Ann Lande" today -and alto voicet her ophdoa of year-round lootball. Page 82. Tbe panddaddy of UI re-roollnt Jobe hu bMa underuken at tlae Marine. Corpt HeHeopte.r Station ta 'ftiatln. PhOIOI OD p._a1. Ettancla Hi1h'1 baieball team kaoeb «Atta Meta "' Of a thare of the SM View Lffcu• leed wiala • 3·2 •lelOt'.J· ... Cl. Al Or•no• CoHt OAIL.Y PILOT/lhur1d•y, Aprll 7, 1H3 ~\ \\.t Continued stories TRAFFIC.' METERS. • • Poit•kup Tht!y aaid they'll conalder omJtting a so--caUed diamond Jane Cor <.'ar poola at Culver IO both lanes along the on-ramp can handlC' rommuten1. They noted, however, that they won't make c·hunges until a fter driving µatterns change For example, they expect more Woodbridge t•ommuters to begin using the Jeffrey Road ramp instead of Culver's. SPONGE. • • ubout 2 percent of the women rcponed some sort of allergic reacuon to the spcrm1c1de, which he said 1s mainly soap. Vorhauer said today the long- sought FDA approval brought unusual feelings. "You work and work so hard and finally when it happens it's almost anu-cllmactJt.'." he said. But Vorhauer will have plenty to keep him going Next month, VLI moves from its 13,000-square-foot building to a 50,000-square-foot plant as it gears up for manufacturing. Llbrlna also suneated that Irvine rHldonte could •void delaya by lea\fint tor work 10 to l~ minutetl earlier. The Iona lines on CUlver have renewed a1gravatlon amona ruldents In Culverdal•. the neighborhood bordering that atreet and the freewa y Neighbors have demanded a stoplight at Ferria Avenue, their one access polnl onto Culver, but city officials haven't agreed. Jean O'Laughlln, prealdent of the neighborhood association, said residents trY.fng to get onto Culver have been trapped this week because frustrated commuters in hne for the freeway ramp won't let their cars through. She said thf situation intensifies the need for a st.or.light. 'This is not reasonable," she said "You can't take your kids to school a half hour early just to get out of here. You can't just drop them oft." She said residents have been burned once by the ~ity and don't believe latest promises that lines caused by the ramp meters will be eliminated. SCHOOL CONTRACT. • • At Tuesday night's school board meeting, the association submitted a proposed contract including three specific demands: -A 6 percent salary increase for the 1983-84 school year with subsequent increases to be negouated each year. -A reducuon of the current 40-hour work week to a 35-hour week. .)Om the assoc1auon or pay the equivalent of union dues to the association if they did not join. Harmon said this proposal is only the first step in the Jong process of contract negotiations, whlch is usually not settled until late swruner. Unions boycott Target IS)' Tlae Attodlled Pre11 The Tnm1tcrs and Unlt«td l''ood and Commercial Workers union• yesterday launched a boycott of 19 Target dlacount stores at sites of former FedMart outlel.8. Union leaders dalm Target won't hire former FedMart employees bel'ause they're unionized The unlon11 filed a c:omplalnt about the alleged d1.SCrimination with the National Labor Relations Board. Target Is a subsl.dlary of Minneapolis-based Dayton - Hudson Corp. A woman at Target's regional oWces In Irvine referred questions to the Minneapolis office, where phones were not answered "Whil e this company (Dayton-Hudson) claims it employs a carefully structured 'good neighbor' policy wherever It operates, we fall to see such a polJcy m action," said Rick lcaza, president of UFCW Local 770. "AU we know IS that a poll of the employees who worked for F edMart in this area shows conclusively that they aren't bemg t\lrl!cl."' James Santangelo, secretary- treasurer of Teamsters Local 848, said Dayton-Hudson "doesn 't seem to understand that these blatantly discriminatory tactics JUSt won't work in California." Marge Caldwell, secretary- treasurer of UFOW Local 1442, said about 4,000 women lost their jobs when FedMart closed and claimed Target was making three-fourths of 1ts jobs part- time. creating what she called "a pink -collar ghetto" of "poverty-level employees without representation or job security." Odd wheels Two youths from New Jersey, John DiBartolo and Bob Belle, try to blend in with the natives in Newport Beach with their unusual set of wheels. The contraptions aren't unicycles but skate-bikes. South Laguna coastal plan supervisors' hacking • WIDS Orange County supervisors gave their stamp of approval yesterday to a local coastal wning plan for the South Laguna community. Following a two-hour public hearing, the three members of the Board of Supervisors present voted unanimously to submit the plan to the state Coastal Commission for final approval. The local coastal plan, required by the Coastal Commission of all communities located in the coastal zone, gove rns new construction , the remodeling of existing structures and wning. Laguna community was submitted to the commission in 11180, but was withdrawn after commission staff members expressed their reservabons. -An "agency shop" provision in the contract which would require every em~Joyee to either The public will be given an opportunity to comment on the association proposal at the next school board meeting, April 19. at the Harbor Community Center, 425 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. The meeting will convene at 7:35 p.m PLANTS STOLEN. • • normal begonia has four flat petals.) Wampler, a 64-year-old independent hortic1Jlturist. spent eight years developing this single plant. w ork just because of a little personal greed," Wampler said. UCI researchers picked for psychiatric project Ir the plan is approved by the Coastal Commission, community r esid e nts no longer will be required to submit to commission scrutiny for construction approvals. That could trim months from the lengthy pennit and approval process, according to county officials. Ronald Tippets, a county planner, said the South Laguna plan would be promptly submitted to the Coastal Commission and probably would be considered by the state panel someume within the next 60 to 90 days County planners and commuruty residents have been working to update the plan since mid-1981, according to Robert Fisher, county planning director. He speculated that the plan has a "reasonably good chance" of winning commission approval thu time around. Supervisor Thomas Riter. wh06e fifth supervisorial district includes the unincorporated South Laguna area, called the planning e ffort the "most difficult" he has encountered yet IO his district. Also stolen was a yellow double day lily whose flowers boasted 18 petals. (A traditional Easter lily has SIX petals.) This Oower was the culmination of .Ux years of hybridization. , Wampler believes the plants may have been taken by a professional gardener or landscaper desiring Cree foliage \o complete a commercial project. "It was just infuriating that someone would destroy years of tl Huntington Beach A car .iweo v-et *700 wu reponed 11olen -ly )'M1wdey from • Voltewegen petl(ed In the '900 blocll of King Clre19. ;1 A mele ill>OC>llll• wu .,,.,.., reel•drf •11.,nOOf' •I , ... M.,vyn1 110<• et N 11 Ademe ,..,. Two peire of l...i1 eotduroy oant1 .. ......, et MO -. rec.ovwed ; Toot1 vetu•d et St 200 were rep0<1ed ; atoten ye!l1.,dey lrom 1 ~ INCk perked As a result, Wampler is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for taking the plan ts. He said anyone with such information should contact Fountain Valley police, who are investigatinl the theft. In addition to the rare begonia and day Wy, the thieves fled with two tree azaleas , six large fuchsias, five large impatiens, four large roee bushH, two red flowering salvia and other plants. A -of tM 400 biOC* of Montego Orh• told pollce 1omeone epper•nlly ellmbed atM>erd hie ~ Wld tool! rMllO equlp<Nn1 ...._, at $75 A woman wnh a 2·~-0ld ehlld wu arr .. ted at HunllngtCH\ Centet 1hopptng mill. 7777 Edinger Ave., Y•llarde y al1ernoon att .. lh• all9gedly took S 128 wort!\ ot ctotlltng and l•••try lrom two ~ment81or• Fountain Valley A t)l.11gler a pparently bro•• Into • reeldenee in 11\e 10000 blOdt of Sci«row C°"'1 yeet•dey.,., ,oolt '76 In cul\ lr'om • men'1wWlet Several UC lrvine rese8":hers learned yest erday they will collaborate in a new, privately funded project to search for signs of pending mental illness. The John D . and Catherine MacArthur Foundation of Chlcago selected the UCI College o f Medicine's P sychiatry Department as one of five institutions to share in the research. Others are UCL A . Yale University , the Maudsley Hospital in London and the o .. a10 A Feludl. 20. Hunttngt°" 8Mch. r9POfled lt'lat eomeone t>rOIC• Into • toekw llnO llOle S 187 "'c6lll while he wu l>l•yjng racquetball el Rec:quelball World & A.,<>Olc: -t'I Centw. 10t 15 Telt>en Ave Irvine An lee Ct'_,, INCi< 0¥8f1umed el C........ end Campus °'1vel yeetwd•Y No or.. WM l'IUf1 but the ~ TM lr\ld< WU towed awey University of Washington. UC! Department Chairman William Bunney said 169 universities applied for the grant. The project will begin this July and should last several years. Bunney said funding hasn't been set, but the fou-ndation traditionally has offered $100,000 per year in similar grants. H e said his experience working with other collaborative grants may have helped UCI win this one. Researchers will focus on diacovering what Bunney called "biological markers" that might indicate people who are more vulnerable to mental illness. By finding such signs. he said, psychiatrists might develop measures to prevent or protect future vtctims. Other UCI faculty members who will work on the research are Monte Buchsbaum, Earl Usdin, Curt Sandman and Robert Gerner. An earlier plan for the South But Riley sa.Jd the fin.al plan is a good one that "will preserve the village atmosphere of South Laguna.'' Ex-Newport resident joins governor's staff A Newport Harbo r High Marshall will be involved in School graduate and former the proces:i of screening people Newport Beach resident has being considered for judicial or accepted an appointment to Gov. o t h e r a d m i n i s t rat i v e George Deukmejian's staff, a appointments by the governor. spokeswoman for the governor A Newport Beach resident announced yesterday. until 1972, Marshall attended Diana Gerhardt Marshall. 29. Orange Coast College after has been named deputy graduating from Newport appointments secretary of the Harbor High School. Deukmejian administration, Prior to her appointment, she according to Donna Lipper, had been a Kem County deputy assistant to the press secretary. district attorney, Lipper said. .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.<..--~~~ ,_ ____________________________ _,II Always, Fine Traditional Sportswear ... Nice days continue AncflorllQe .. 29 Frid ~II 6 R1ln m Snow[!) AatleYMte 11 57 av. ~·· Flunlea • Atlanta n 412 Coastal Felr end ~y tomonow , Coutel low 55 Intend 45 Coutal high ea. 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I\ ..,lnrl' cnmmittl'd tn qt1<\1ity, '-,l'l\'iCl' tU\cf the ~implicity ot' good liL..,te. 1028 lrv11'lt', Newport ~4lch, c.ltfomta. Phonf 042-7001 . ' r---------------------------------------------,r----------------------------------------------------o __ r•_n~g_•_c_o_•_•'_o_A_1_L_v_P_1L_o_r_1_r_hu~r~•~da~v~.~A~p~r1~1~1,~1~e~~:3 __ _:.A:I:, NATION Missile limits terms said rejected by Reds By Tbe A11ocla&ed Prell WASHINGTON Former Secretary of St.ate Henry K.l&tinger acknowl~ged today that he met with a hlgh-rankina on their long-range bomben and afrborne cruise mlJslles, but the Soviets rt>jected the idea, Reagon adminlstrotlon offidall said today. The proposal markc-d another major U.S tactical shift In negouuuons at Geneva, Switzerland, on harneulng nucleor weapons. It was the (1rs t time In the talka that th~ administration had directly proposed catabllshlng limits on strategic bombers and cruise missiles. "Their respon.!e was caustic and acerbic," aald one official who is familiar with the slow-moving negotiations, which recessed last week and will resume in early June. He said the Soviets insisted on a ban on aJ.! kinds of cruiae muisiles. Kissinger admits PLO 'm eeting' WASHINGTON -Former Secretary of State Henry K.iasinger today acknowledged that he met with a high-ranking member of the Palestine Liberation Organization in November, but said he did not know of the man's PLO rnnnecuon beforehand and denied that their "inconsequential conversation" would hinder the Reagan admm11trauon'1 Mideast peace effort. He told reporters that his 30-minute talk in Marrakech, Morocco, with Ahmed. Dajani, an aide to PLO leader Yasser Arafat, had not been a "diplomatic effort" designed to set up "dual track neitotiauons." Cuba ordeal ends for 3 women. KEY WFST, Fla. -Three American women whose "joy ride" to Jamaica landed them in Cuban prison fo r nearly a year fell to their knees and kissed the ground as fncnds and relallves welcomed them home. "I JUSt wanted to be home," Regla Blasco-Carmona, 17, said yesterday as she hugged hl'r daughter , Jenika. Blasco, Sandra Mecier, 27, and Elisa Steedly, 17, ail of Key West, had been jailed in Cuba since their arrests ~t April 15 on drug-trafficking charges They were on a trip to Jamaica when the man piloting the boat brought marijuana aboard and headed toward Cuba. Watt lifts ban on B each Boys WASHINGTON -lnterior Secretary James Watt, under pressu re from the White House and rock fans across the country, today lifted his ban against the Beach Boys playmg on the capital's MaU -but not in time for them to play on the Fourth of July. Watt emerged from a Wlute House meeting carrying a plaster of pans foot with a hole m it -a trophy of h LS ~ymbolic.ally shooting himsel{ ia the Coot. He said President Rea~an personally gave it to him during their meeting. STATE C"fdors have a ffection for puppe ts SAN DIEGO -Sisquoc and Tecuya, the first Dl.Lifom1a condors hatched in captivity, are getting attached t.o the pupp<>ts used by birdkeepers to preen and feed the ra re chicks . Tht.' puppets look like adult condors and are used by t'Ondor keepers at the San Diego Wild AmmaJ Park to prevent the baby birds from imprinting on a human face, a spokeswoman said yesterday. Draft registra tion proof illegal ? LOS ANGELES -The U.S. Department of Educauon has been warned by the Justice Department that 1t may be in contempt of court if it continues asking male student loan appl.icants to prove they've registered for the draft, according to reports today in a newspaper. Citing urudentified sources. the Los Angeles Times satd the Education Department an Washington plans to write to about 6,000 student aid officers telling them that schools may no longer require students applying for federal aid to certify that they have registered for the military draft. ..~ .. April weathe r in the United Sta tes got oil mixed up 1his week with floodR in the 'o uth, right, and sno w thro ugho ut Texas, even in u~uo lly a r id El P aso, e bovt•. South swamped by heavy floods By Tbe Associated Pre11 A Deep South deluge of up to 14 inches of rain forced a mass exodus today with at least 25,000 people. many in boats or on foot, fleeing rivers Clooding at record levels in southern Louisiana and Miss1ss1pp1. New Orie.ans, a city of a m1ll1 on people, was paralyz.ed with floodwaters lapping at the windows of automobiles and practica lly no traffic moving anywhere. Some people made It to work downtown by driving down the trolley tracks. The rain wru. !.llU c:ommg down in sheets this mo.rnmg. Five peopll' w ere believed drowned, including two children who were s wept away, in the flooding that spread this morning to Mobile a nd other cities in southern Ala bama where Bay Minette was drenched with almost 10 inches of ram in just four hours after midnight. Several motonsts had to swim to safety when their ca rs were swampt.>d m Mo~1le Governor to fight tax hike SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov George Deukmejlan says he wiU use his veto power to keep from triggering the s tandby sales tax increase, which a new report md1cat.es is growing more likely De ukmeJ1 an was speaking yest erday to the California Federation of Republican Women at about the same time the Commission on State Finance was adopting the new report. Fifteen people have f1ed m the stormy weather that began Sunday in California, turning spring back into winter in several Western st.ates. Streets m New Orleans. where seven inc hes of rain fell this morning, and in Baton Rouge, La., were awash at rush hour today. Bus and streetcar service was halted m New Orleans and at least 60 streets and highways an the Baton Rouge area were blocked by floodini;i. I t , • ... Astronauts ready for space walk CAPE CANA VERAL, Fla (AP) -Two astronauts entered Challenger's airlock and put on their $2 million suits today, eager for an early start on the first U S spacewalk in nearly a decade. M1ss1on specia lists Sto r y Musgrave and Donald Peterson were running about an hour ahead in preparations for the planned 1:10 p.m. PST start of their walk mto the shuttle's open cargo bay and asked af they could slart earJy. Mission Control told Commander Paul Weitz the astronauts could advance the space stroU by exactly an hour, because at that time they wouJd have good television and radio contact over a Florida ground station. Such coverage as required by mi s sio n rules in c a se something goes wrong at the out.set. "If you want t.o shoot for that, press on," capsule conununicator Guy Gardner told the orbiting shi p after Musgrave and Peterson had entered the airlock leading to the car go bay and begun putting on their suits. "If we get ready to prebreathe an hour early, we'll do so and let you know," Musgrave replied. T h e astronauts must breathe pure oxygen for 3 'A hours to purge their systems of nitrogen that could gjve them the bends once in space. All four astronauts were roused by Mission Control playing the theme 90ng from the old TV senes "F Troop." NASA gives e a c h shuttle crew an alphabe tical designation, and since this is the sixth flight, Chal!~nger's crew is t he "F crew Musgrave and Peterson were to slip into the 60-foot-long carf o bay clad in cumbersome 2 million spacesuits that provide life-giving oxygen and protect them from· meteorites, radiauon and extremes of heat and cold. Weitz and pilot Karol Bobko will monitor from Challenger'• cabin during the 3 lh hours the s pace s trollers w ork outside. Injured boy sues sister PATERSON, NJ (AP) -A 10-year-old boy who was nearly blinded in one eye w hen his older sister threw a pend) at him h as sued h e r for more t han $150.000 in insurance payments. The suit flied an Superior Court was the only means for the famal y to r eceive insurance reimbursements for the accident, whic h required expensive medical treatment. &aid William Rabbat , th e Clifton boy's att.orney. "They have to do It in order to collect against the homeowner 's UlSUrance policy," said Rabbat. Raids b egin in TV pirating SAN DIEGO -Invesugators from the d1Stnct attorney's office, armed with 50 search warrants and aided by technicians, have begun confiscating home cable television converters allegedly used by residents to "pirate" pay· TV programs. About 40 of the misdemeanor warrants were served yesterday The report said that unless taxes are raised or programs cut, California could have a $1.1 billion deficit by June 1984. It said that even 1f the standby 1-cent per-d o llar sales tax Inc r e ase took effec t next February, fiscal 1983-84 would end with a $586 million deficit. Child assault • seminar set WORLD China cancels sports ties with U.S. PEKING -China canceled all 1983 sports and culturaJ exchanges with the United States today in retaliation for America's granung political asylum t.o Chinese tennis star Hu Na. Radio Peking said the All-China Sports Federation had decided not to compete in 10 internauonal competitions in the United States this year, including water polo and women's softball tournaments. The United States granted political asylum to Hu on Monday. Hu sneaked away Crom the Chinese tennis team on July 20 in Santa Clara, Calif. Guerrillas, army trade claims SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -Leftist guerrillas claim they "annihilated" the army defenders of San J~ Cancasque. a small town north of the capital, and took 12 prisoners. whUe the army says It killed two rebel commanders. The Defense Ministry said yesterday that government troops killed guerrilla commanders Joee Anibal O.Orio Tiburcio and Rafael CastiUo and two other rebels in a battle Monday in San Lorenzo, 37 miles e.ast of the capital. De ukmej1on said he would veto increased spending, adding that the budget debate, which disappeared from the headlines with enacunent in February of a compromise that included the standby sales tax hike, "has only JUSt begun " "In the coming weeks, the Legislature will be acting on individual parts of our 1983-84 budget. There is going to be real temptation to increase spending a little here, a little there, and if we don't hold the line, the sales tax trigger will be squeeud," he said. Toastmaster cited The Newport Beach Toaatmastera Club will hold a picnic Saturday to honor Costa Meaa resident Dave Oardn~r. recipient of the Distinguished Toastmaster Award. The picnic wUl be held at Park Newport. Call 640-7833 for more lnlonnation. We're Listening ••• What do you hke about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like" Call the number at left and your meaage will be recorded, trarumbed and delivered to the a ppropriate editor. 642•6086 The same 24 hour anawenng service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topk . Mailbox contributore must Include their name and tel•phone number tor verifi cation. No circulation calls. plt-ase Tell us what's on your mind ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat \/ Parents and their children ages 5 to 12 will discuss ways to recognize and combat the sexual assault of children at a workshop Saturday. The 160 children's slots for the 90-mmute workshop already have been taken, organiz.ers said, but a waiting list has been created for possible future workshops On the a.me subject. The workshop, to be held in a Central Municipal Court courtroom in Santa Ana , will employ separate discussions of parent.s and children with local counselors trained b the Ohio- based Child Assault Prevention Program. Ch ildren will be taught to recognize and deal with threatening situations using role-playing methods. Parents will be taught how to recognize the signs of abuse and how to deal w ith abuse once detected. Members of the county's Victim/Witness program and a district attorney will run the seminar. Central Cour t Judge Bar bara Tam Nomoto wi ll deliver an opening meaage. Mary Alice Bastian, a child sexual assault s · t with the Victim/Witness program, said one in four girls and about one in 10 boys are assaulted before age 18. About three or four assaults: agains t children are committed: by people known and t.rwJted by; the children, accordin g t o statistics, so the a d monition "don't talk to strangers" i• usually an ineffective defense. Bastian &aid the registrants for Saturday are mosUy Girl Scouts' from across Orange County. The Girl Scout Council of Oran ge County has encouraged scout.a to take part. . ... i\4 Orange CoHI OAILV PILOT/Thurtday, Aprll 7, 1083 Garden bene fit slated A Mn th dinner to rat.e funda for lhC1 pubJJc' llork<~ MW.r Gard na In Laauna Beach will be held Tul'llday, wllh Llckoc. priced at • 11 MC:h. Featured wlU bt o choice of entr~"I. wine. aalad 1and de.ert at tho C.Ot~(le Rellt.aurant, 308 N C~t Hwy The dinner NN from 6 tog p.m Hol'U"Ne MWer donated h t<r 2 ~ acre property In Allvtew Terrace to the city. Tht' properly contain. more than 1,200 apectes of plane. and tn.-e. and toun ""' available-lhrouih the dty'• recreation department. For reeervaUona, call 494-4743 or 494-131U . Panel charges county mental health bias By GLENN SCOTT or1t1e Dtlllr ,.... lt•ft Chlldrvn from poor Oranti• County famlllc1 who need J»Y<'hiatrlc help of ton aNt 1ent 1D 1\aw hoeplt.all out.11tdu th county, ~'t-ordlna to a new report to lht.l Oranae C.Ounty H~alth Ph1nnlna Council. The <:hlldrcn uauaUy are *'nl t<> Camarillo Suite Hoepllal - two houn aw&y boaiu.c of 11 1hortu.it· of piaychlatrk h09pltal bed• •t!l Hide for peopJ~ who c•n't pay their own way , accordtnj t.o u 11.aff reporl. Hc.>Wt'ver, the roport add• that ptiople with private support acnorally h11vtl no problem being admlltc•d In o n e o f a doun geru!rlill acult! cart• or psychlatrk hoepu.aJa In Orangt' County Tho 300·Pli61C pre!lmlnary rl"por\ re-commend• no nt-w ptty1.:hh1trlc bed1 bt> llculUIC.-d by the llatl• for Oranae County unlea1 11t lc1t1t 10 percent art' rc.:1t·rvc.:d tor patlen~ rl'(·c-lvlng at.ate 1upport. The• county currently hoa a totul IHI 1 licensed p1yc hlatrl1.· beds In the 12 ho1pital1 The oocupancy rate IW1l year wu 64 9 pcrronl Fairview St.aw HOlpitaJ In Co.Ul Meu does not handle peychlatrtc patlAtntt. The quc:allc.>n of paychlttrlc ho1p1tal ser vice 11 Juat one of aoverol health care laaue1 ralled In the preUmJnary ~port which wil l be aubjecl o f a public hearing at 7 p.m . Tue.day at the health planning council'• offices In TuaUn. WIN A MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE. ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLI FOR HER _ JUNIORS lave 21'/e: le Tigre polo shirts in pastels or brights. Reg. 16.00and 18.00 ...... . 11.Hand 12.H S.ve 21'/e: Palmeno walk shorts in classic shades and b11gh1 colors Reg . 18.00 . . . . . . . . ... Seve 1/3: Gotcha shorts in madras plaids 011g 30.00 l.,.clel pun:heM: Solid color knit polo dresses. 3 to 13 12.tt 11.H 19.H Save 1/3: Trousers Up sheeting separates Orig. 18.00 to 27.00 11.tt 10 17.tt Seve 21'/w: Oversize shirts of pure cotton from St Mochel Orig. 22.00 ............. . lave 21'/e : Union Bay trousers, 5 delicious colors. Ong 28.00 l•v• 21Ye : Soft striped cotton oKford shirts in 5 summer shades 15.H 11.H From Union Bay. Orig 23.00 11.H law• 20'1.: Madras plaid and solid camp shins in cotton 011g. 18 00 13.H Speolel put'CMM: Priivs. stripes or solid shorts in nylon or polyMter I cotton ............ , . . . . . . . . . . I .It Save •Vt: Checkmate striped tees 1n bright stripes with white Orig. 20.00 ..... lpeclel purche~: Made In The Shade sheeting trouser or yoked jean........... . ..... . l.,.clel purcheM: Lightweight 1ackets in assorted colors . S.ve 21'/e: College· Town basic 1ackets, pants, skirts and blouses 1S.tt 11.M 11.H Reg. 34.00-62.00... . . . . .. ~ 24.H-45.H Save 21%: Famous maker dresses for career into evening wear Orig. 56.00 . . . . . . . . ..... SUITS AND DRESSES Save 33%: K H II jacket dresses of linen I polyester. 8 to 16 Jl.H Orig. 78.00..... .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . 41.tt Spec:lel purcheM: Chaus georgette dresses 1n red, navy, purple or jade polyester. 6 to 16 . 41.H lpeclel pun:haM: Career and casual linen like suits in a wide aaortment of styles and colors . . It.It to 71 .H leve 33'1.: $undresses with built 1n bras for misses and petites. Orig. 36.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 23.H Spec:lel PurcheM: Silk dresses for spring in chemise. surphce and frtted styles. 6 to 14. . . . 71.M to lt.H lpeclel pun:heM: Tunics, pants, 1ackets and print blouses for sizes 38 to 44 from Mr. Alex ....................... . 21.M Heh. INTIMATE APPAREL Save 31'11: Jayre night shin in pastels. Orig . 15.00 . lave DV.: Vanity Fair underwire bra. Orig 12.00 . lave 31%: Komar terry loungers in soft colors Orig. 30.00 lave41V.: Maidenform half·slips and camisoles Lavender only. .l .H . .. 7.H 11.n Reg. 13.00....... . . . . . . . . . 7.H each lave 1/1 St. Eve sleepshins in assorted pnnts Orig. 15.00 . . . l.H S.Ve 1/1 Vanity Fair nylon travel set. P .J '• Orig. 26.00 . 11.M Coet. Orig. 24.00. . . . . . . . . . 15.91 Gownt. Orig. 15.00.. . . . . . l .M a...21% Vaaurette sheer lace underw1re bra Ong 13 50 l .H .... ,...,. Olga Freedom Front contour bra. Orig. 12.00 . . l .Q lew 21% to IO% Maidenform contour and underwire bras. Orfg. 11.50-13.00......... . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . 5.H and l .M ...,_ 1 /I Dutcheu acoop neck terry lou~er Ong. 32.00 11.M .... 1/1 Evelyn PNrson terry wrap robe . Orig. 45.00 ...... 21.M lew 1 /I Flair fly·away front nylon tricot, lace trim baby doll, matching bikini, P·S ·M·L, Orig. 22.00 ....... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 13.M S..••%: Deena i.ce trim teddy. Reg. 20.00 .. . . . . . . ........ 11.M lew41'1t Satin davwear. Orig. 20.00-22.00 •... 11 .H to 14.M .... 21'1t·S'lt DMna full slips and halt tlipa Reg. 10.00-18.00 ...................................... 7.H to 12.M lewe•Y. St. Eve, Pim pantlff. Reg. 2.75-3.26 each .... 311.70 to 3/1.71 WOMEN'S SHOES lpeoW puroheee: Elcclutive rope tspedrlllet In black, red, white or navy .,.................... . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 11.M lewe •'It: Candlee ~ .. t elide In whfte. aand, navy or red Reg. 218.00 ....•• , , . . • . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ 11.M lflllllt,_.tt111: I WMt IHther pump In Whitt or natural ........ 29.M •• ullt ,. .. 111: ap.n toe eep1drlti. In & colo,. ................. I .,. l111111t,..1t 1: Nstura~er !Nth« Mr\dal In white or camel ..... a .• .. ulllpiii• aw: Nina "Mtdeh". bone, Ink blue ........•.•.. •·• 111111lll pi1illl tr: Meth MPtdrin.t by Bet .Alt ...•..........•... 11.M ~'91hnn CandleleodonahH, "Biby Ruth"., ......•••. 14.M 8POllT8HOP ;:a: tlla Ho0dad Mt11"'*'9lft1~., pullowt' atyt ... 0119. tU$. •• "1 1111,m r 1 111-.r11,_..,.....,.1n.,.,,eupetlhadet .. •• ,.1 Wsu• r 1e1111111r...,.....,,.1nten.-co1o,. ........ 11.M PLAZA SPORTSWEAR Save 2fi'/e: Sag Harbor skirts or Fritzi sheeting pants Orig 22.00 15.H Specie! purchHe: Sporty Oakhill blouses. 14.11 Seve 33'/e: Devon chino coordinates 1n khaki and navy. Orig 20 00 to 26.00 12.H to 11.H Seve 1/3: Ru" Tog coordinates in colors that sing sp11ng . Orig. 27 .00 to 46.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17.H to 21.H Specie! purchaM: Lady Manhattan S1lkhana blouses . 15.11 Specie! purch ... : Josephine roll sleeve blouses 1n vibrant colors . 19.H S•v• 30•/,: David Matthew's c'Jmp shins in sill 11cb colors Polyester crepe de chine. 011g 26.00 17.11 17.tt to 19.tt last 3 days to save an add111onal 2.00 per patron Levi's ·~ Bendovers •l for misses 8 to 18, women's 32 to 38. petite and average Seve 33'/e: Country Suburban coordinates of cool and comfortable polyester/cotton. Orig 32 00 to 66 00 20.H to 43.H Seve 2fi•/e · Classic boucle knit cardigans. Orig 34 00 24.H Seve 2fi•/e: Diane Von Furstenberg sweaters 1n saucy peasant look or boatneck styles. 011g 28.00 11.tt Seve 20% Famous maker trousers for petites 4 to 14 Ong 26 00 11.11 Seve 21'/w: Oakhill blouses for petites 4 to 14 Orig 20.00 .. 14.M Seve 37•/e: Gloria Vanderbilt tops and shorts Ong 24 00 each 14.11 ••ch Save 30%: Counterparts belted cuffed shorts and tops. Ong. 26.00 .. 11.tt Speclal purcheM: Warren Petites poplin dress, petite 4 to 14, . 49.H S.,.c:lal pun:haM: lady Winn polo pant tops Sizes 38 to 44 14.11 Seve 21'/e: Levi's stretch twill shorts Polyester/cotton 011g 16 00 11.11 Seve 21'/•: Fashion cotton shorts by Tr es Class1que Ong 16 .00 . . 11.11 SPORTSWEAR SO'S Save 1 /3: Famous maker coordinates of polyester /wool/flax Orig 57 00 to 126.00 . . . . . . . . . 37.H to 13.H Save 1 /3: Villager coordinates 1n rose or periwinkle blue Orig 46 00 to 100.00 21.H to 16.H Specie! pun:haM: Solid cream or p11nt polyester georgette blouses 24.M Seve 33'/t: Famous New York maker blazer, blouse and sl(1rt Polyester/rayon/silk shantung. Orig 58.00 to 122 00 . . 31.tt to to.ti Seve 33'/e: Fenn, W11ght and Manson silk /acrvhc sweaters in soft colors Orig. 30.00 19.N Seve 30'/e: Chaus flashback sweaters of Stlk/acryhc 1n fashion colors. 011g 29.00 . 11.H Seve 20'/w to 33'/•: Sharp 1ackets, trousers and skirts. Orig. 36.00 to 38.00 . 24.M to 21.H Seve 31'/e: Adele Joyce baby boucle acrylic bed1acket cardigan 3 colors Ong 48 00 21.tl Sava 3&'/• to 40'/e: Counterparts fashion pants in many stvles Orig. 38.00·42.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.H Seve 21'/• to 40'/e: Terrific selection of fashion skirts by Counterparts and Claude. 011g 32 00·44.00 . . . 24.M Save 33'/e: Designer cotton pullovers and boucle cardigans 1n spnng colors. Orig 38.00·62.00 . . . . . . . . . 24.H to 31.H FASHION ACCESSORIES Specie! pun:haM: Leather shoulder bags from B.H. Smith in many colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.M Spec:lel purchaM: 8ueno vinyl clutches in Iota of snappy colors . . . 4.11 l.,.c:iel pun:h ... : Soft vinyl handbags 1n eaav to· wear colors 14.N leve 40'1e: Canvaa and nylon city bags in many styles and shades Orig. 18.00 . . . . . . . . . ................ l .M lne liO'/e: Sizzling colored jewelry. Reg. 5.00 to 10.00 ...... 2.Q to 4.M Seve 33'/e: Cloisonne jewelry plus bonus. Pendants, necklaces or earring• with bonus brocade pouch. Reg.10.00 to 35.00.. l.M to 22.H l•v• 21'/•: Fie Kata rd striped leotards. Orig. 36.00 . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 21.M l•v• on baalc web and cinch belts In junior acceuories Reg. 4.00-6.00 ......................................... 1.M to 3.M Seve on checkbook clutches. Special purchase . . . . . . . . 10.M to 11.M lave on Baronet personal leathers Special purchase . . . . . 5.M to 11.M Save on spring tube topa. Many colors. Speclal purchase . . .... J .M 8eve on cotton visor•. active hats. Specllll purchase. . . . . . . . 4.M to l .M lave 1/J on cotton anklets In junior acceaaorlff. Reg. 3.00 ......... 1.M Seve 21•;, on canvas 1houlder bags In 1'4nlor acceuoriea. Reg. 10.00 . 7.Q leve IO'lt on our nubby burlap sash, 9" wide. Orig. 10.00 ........... 4.M In• 11% pull-through canvas belts. Bright colors. Orig. 8.00 ....... J .M leve on Ooopa A Delay pierced earrings In Junior eccesaorlu. Reg. 3.00 to 6.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .. 2. 11 to I .ti leve IOY. Ciani® 14K gold pierced earrings. Reg. 30.00·110.00...... .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. 14.M to M.M law• 41% Cubic Zlrconla pendants, earrings. Reg. 24.Q0.52.00 ...................•.• , . . . . . . . . • . 11.M to ••• lawe 1/l 141C gokMilled pierced earrings. Reg. 18.00 ... 5.00 .11.• to 21.M In• on Famoue Mak1r tailored jewelry. Special purchaM •... 2.M to•• hve on V1ra d"lgned tc•rvta, many ltylff, Sj*:lal purchaM ...... 1.M S.•e 1 /I Vlnyl belt, pull-through With COVefH buckle. Orig. 8.00 ..... l.M leve on our travel lewel bo11. Great for your h•ndbeg. Speotal purohaM ...•..• , .••.•.....•••.........••••.........•• 4.M lew •'It Stretch gaberdine belt.a In b1°19ht QolOr9. Orig. 5.00 •....... J •• a.we ll¥t Sttetch terry belta with en Interlocking buckle. Orto. 5.00 •• 2.• Ian •'It Woven multl-1trlpa Mth, fringed edge. Or1g. 14.00 ...•••• t• a... on Anne ICleln 1mell IMthtt In wf,,.. S~'91 putchaee . H .M to•• In••¥-L11ther city begs, zip top, long atrtP~ Reg. 10.00 ....•..•. t• a.ve•'lt C1nv .. clutch begt, m1ny cOfo,., ,.IQ, 10.00 ..•.••....•. 7.• ..,,. on aptlno ww11. Excellent •eec>ttm9"1. Speclel purch .............. , • • . • . . • .................... to 1•• Save on straw hats. Assorted colors and styles. Special purchase 12.11 Save 21'/• Selected Danskin • leotards. footed tights Reg 6 95-13.00. 4.11-1.Q Seve on assorted cotton fashion scarves Special purchase 2.11-3.M Seve on Julius Resnick vinyl clutches. Special purchase . . . . . . . 12.H Save on B H Smith structured bags. Many colors. Special purchase2'.H Seve 1 /3 on Wild Duck canvas bags Several styles Orig 29 00 11.N Seve on spring Phillippe hnen bags. Special purchase . 32.H to 42.H Seve on Westport Mund1 personal leather goods Speeiel purchase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l .H to 12.H Seve on Rolfs personal leather goods Special purchase .. 7.N to 11.H Save on Prince Gardner personal leather goods. Special purchase 6.H to 17.H FOR HIM MEN'S SPORTSWEAR Save 1 /3: Catalina tennis shirts ano short:. Orig 18.00 to 24 00 .11.H to 15.11 Seve 21'/e: Sportsphere warm.ups in royal, grey or brown Ong 34.00 Save 21•/,: Cord shorts from Sportsphere 011g 12 00 Save 1 /3: DeS1gner knit shirts Reg 27 50 Seve 1 /3: Polyester/cotton seersucker slacks from Jon Marc. Will be 30.00 on 4/25/83. . . ...... . Save 40'/e to liO'/e: American designer shirts Reg. 30.00 to 34.00 Save 30•;.: Cotton poplin slacks from a famous European designer Reg. 42.50 Save 21'/e: Woven plaid shirts Orig 21 00 Save 25•;.; Polyester/cotton/wooltsummer slacks. Reg. 32.00 Save 21'/e: Joel knit shirts in great ~olors Reg. 22.00 ... Save 1/3: Le111's for Men denims Reg 30 00 .. Save 25'/•: La Paz 1ackets from Catalina Reg. 48 00 Save 1/3: Robert Bruce v·neck sweaters in 16 great colors. Reg. 24 .00. . . . . . . .. 24.H '·" 11.11 11.H 11.H 77.H 14.11 21 .tt 15.H 11.M 36.H 15.11 Save 2fi'I•: Arrow polyester I con on woven shirts. Reg 16 00 to 18 00 10.H to 11 .11 Save 21'/e: Haggar slacks of polyester/cotton duck Will be 27 00 on 4/25183 Save 1 /3: Walkshorts from Hams and Recess in colo:ful plaids and 11.11 checks. 28 to 38. Orig. 15 00 and 16.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . t .H Save 30%: Twill warm-ups from Breezy Point in blue. grey or khaki Ong. 65.00 . . 44.H Save 1/3: Catalina swim trunks and coordinating knit tops in khaki or sand. Orig. 18 00...... . _.. . . . . 11 .H Seve 2fi'le: Pure cotton knit shirts in sill colors. Orig 20.00 . . 14.11 Sn• 21'/e: Oleg Cassin1 pin dot shirts in a choice of six colors Reg 24.00 11.N Seve 21'1.: Pu11t11n Sportair puUovers 1n solid colors Reg 17 .00. 11 .M In• 23'/e: Farah triblend belted slacks In sizes 32 to 40. Reg. 26 00 .. 11.M lave 20'/e: Haggar belt loop slacks of easy care polyester, sizes 32 to 42. Reg. 22.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.M Seve 1 /'J: Ribbon trim epaulet shirts seven solid colors From B. Cellini Reg. 18.00. . 11.M l•v• 21'/e: Famous·maker polyester/cotton duck slacks 1n spring colors. 32 to 38. Reg. 28.00...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11.M a.ve 21'1t: Arrow All· Pro solid knit sportsh1rt in 12 great colors Reg 17.00 . 11 .M Save 33'n: Salted polyester/cotton slacks m several colors 32 to 38 Reg. 36.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21.• lave 20'/• to 30'/w : Pleated pants. Reg. 55.00 to 65.00 ............. 31.M In• 30"8: Siik sportcoats. Reg. 145.00 to 185.00 . . . . 10l.M to 137 .M • YOUNG MEN'S AND BOYS lave 21%: Solid Le Tigre Polo shirts for young meo. Reg. 16.00 ... 11.M leve 1/3: Cotton madras short• for young men. Reg. 16.00 ......... I.• leve21V.: Young men'• blazers. Reg. 90.00 ..................... •·• leve 20'1.: Odord cloth shirts In young men's sizes. Reg. 19.00 ..... 14.M ' leve 21'1.: Tri·blend dre11 alacks in yo:.ing men's alzea. Reg. 28.00 •. 11.M Save 21'1.: Cotton madras shirt• tor vouog men. Reg. 16.00 to 18.00 . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... 11.M l•v• 21'1.: Polyester/cotton duck pants in white, navy, grey or tan. Young Men's aizea. Reg. 24.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. 11.• Save 21'1. to ISV.: Bova Le Tlgre pullovtra In 1trlp8' and aolida. Sil• 8 to 20. Reg. 13.00 and 15.00 ............................... l .M and t• Save 21'1.: Ivy Hiii belted chino llacka In lvnlor end prei> alzea. Orig. 18.00 to 20.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• 12.M to 14.M a.n 21"81 Left Bink ihlrta In young men'• sizff. Reg. 18.00 to 19.00 •.........•...••...........••..•.......••. 11 •• leve 21'1.: Young man'• O.P. corduroy ahortt. Reg. 19.00 .....•.•• 11.M " lave 21~: Young men's aulptd pullove,. In a choice of colora . Reg. 11.00 ..•• I •••• ' .•.••.•• ' •• ' • • • . . • . • • • ' • ' •.•.•• ' •••••• 11.• ten 14¥.: PINted Plf\tl from Bugle Boy In nature!, bluabetfV, grey Of kh•kl. Will be 25.00 on 4/25/13 ................................ 11.M •• a.v.17¥t 1 l• Tlgre atriptd pullovera for young men. Reg. 11.00 •.•• 11..11 leve •~: For young men: JOt'dlcM china )ackatl. Reg. 62.&0 ..•• •• ......,.. punf'i1•: R•llV foldlng 1UnglteMt with bllell l"l\IM flnWI, .• •• leve 11¥tt Union 81y betttd twit penta. Reg. 25.00 ............... ... ........ ,_...._: Jonf.CM flbrio penta ...........••.•..•. , •• ae.- leW •~: ltvt'•* Mo-An' On ollUall In Ortet 9'Y* •nd °'*""· fteg. 24.0010 jall.00 • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • .•.•••••••.•. ,, ....... --·--·--- -. . r------------------------------------------Orangt Cout OAILV PILOT/ThurlClay, Aprll 7, 1893 Al Coa~t students honored Studrnta from Mveral Orant " Cout cltJea wore •mona ncarl,y l ,~00 wlnne r1 nationwide ul corporatu-1pon1ored four -year Merit &holanhJpe named by Uw Natlon.l Merit Schol.&nthlp Corp At the t'O~luaion of the U183 com p t•lltlon, about ~.soo hl¥h •ch ool aenior• will h•vu been i&wa rdlld Merit S<:holanhii» that haw a tot.Al value of •18 mJlllon T he awarda aru funded by some 300 corporationa, company found atlona , profoulonal •~11\10111, union• 1rnd tru•tt lhMt 1upport Merit Scholan1hl1» for tlnall•ta w ho h avu particular qu11 llflc:utloru of lnltm·•t t.o the IJ>Orl.IC.>1"11 Tht• valut· of u corpon1te 1tpon 111.1rtid tour yt>a r Merl t Scholarship range1 from •1.000 w $6,000. Tht' avaruat< .. winner will ~Ive ts $6.~00 over four roU~ge ye.n. l...ocltl wlnnera and their hlsch • achoola Includ e: J onath a n D l..ot11b of lluntl nato n Bnl'h, Mllrina tllahi 0..vld J. Pr1ci o f l rvlnt1, Wood brldae H lah i Thomu Bridle of Newport &ach, Newport Harbor Hlah: °"vld M OroMman of New port Beach, Coro na ~I Mu Hlah; Richard 8 . SowWll of Newport Bt-11ch, Newport Chriltlan Hlah: J ean M. J oh nson of San J ua n Capiltruno. Dana Hi ll.I Hlaih. and <.:har l e1 A Pot wl'll o r WHtmhuter, Westmlnater High. 'Alice' star to emcee Laguna talent contest "AJlct>" televtaion penonaUty Marvin Kaplan will be mHtcr of ceremon le1 a t Saturday'• Search for Tai nt contat, 1po1110red by the LaiUM .Beoch ~hange Club. Tho talent conw.t will bf' held ~ginning at 7 j>.m. In tht' Laguna Beach High ~khool auditorium and fcaturei local youngate" performing cm at.age Proc~1 from the $2 admlaaion will go to 1tart a performing artl 1eholarahlp In Laguna. For 1nfonnatlon , call David Packard ot 494-3001. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IN ALL BROADWAY STORES APRIL 8, 9, 10. DETAILS BELOW . . Save 1/3: Young men's cord shorts in great colors. Reg 15.00 . . .. I .II Save 1/3: Young Men's swimwear in sensat1onaLstyles Reg. 15.00 .. I .ti a.ve JO'le: OP tops for boys. Reg. 10 00 . . . . .. I .ti a.ve 30'/e: Generra twill pants for young men. Reg 26 00 . 11.H Save 25'1e Reversible boys' ou1erwear from London Fog for boys 8 10 20 Orig. 32.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.H a.ve 30'11: Great looking button down shirts for boys 8 to 20. Orig. 16.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S.,.cial purchaM: Young men's OP tops -S.ve 25'/e: -OP cord shons for boys Reg. 16.00 MEN'S CLOTHING 10.H 12.H 11.H Save 25'/1 to 3&'/e: Men's suits in three piece and two piece styles trom Botany 500, Neil Manin and well known European designers. a.ve 25'/t: Men's sportcoats. Hopsack blazers in 3 colors Reg. 125.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . at.ti Save 251/e : Polyester/wool dress slacks in 5 colors Reg. 55.00. 31.H MEN'S FURNISHINGS Save 20'/e: Centura underwear B11efs and shirts Reg. 3/8.00 and 3110.00 . . . . 311.31 and 3/7 .H Save 251/1: Tone-on-tone dress shirts from a famous French designer Reg. 27.50........... . . .. . 11.H .Save 301/e: Designer silk lies and Neil Martin kn1111es Reg. 15.00 and 10 00 10.n and 7.H Special purchaH: Panern dre5S shirts from a well·known designer 11.19 8ave 25'/e: Designer robes of satin hke summerwe1ght polyester Reg. 40.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21.H 8ave 30'/e: Diplomat pa1amas, long sleeve, long leg Panerns or solids Reg. 20.00..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.H Save 24'/e: Arrow Cotton-Plus long sleeve dress shirts Reg 21 00 15.19 ...,. 21'/t: Arrow Finesse short sleeve dress shirts Reg. 16.00 11 .11 Special purchaM: Fine designer leathers. Wallets, 11.H Belts. 10.11 Special purchaM: Arrow short sleeve dress shirts, full cut pattern 14.n Save 24'/e: Oscar de la Renta long sleeve, full cut tone·on·tone dre5S thiru. Reg. 22.50 . . 11.11 Special purchaM: Givenchy short sleeve solid dress shirts 13.H 1S.Ve25'1•: Arrow B11gade dress shirts, fitted in solid colors Reg. 20.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.H Save 20'/•: J ockey® fashion basics, b11efs, boxers and t·sh1rts Reg. 4.75 to 10.00............... . . . . . . . . . . .... J.71 to 7.H Save JO'le: Centura socks. Dress, casual and active styles. Reg.2.75to3.25 . .. . ..... .. . .. ... . .. 1.a to z.21 ...,.1/3: Short sleeve, knee length pa1amas from Diplomat. Reg. 15.00 .... . . . I .II Save 2D'lt: Plush velour robes from Diplomat. Reg. 25 00 11.H 8Pecial purch ... : Fine leather wallets from Don Loper . . . . . I .ti a.ve J0'/1: All Centura belts. Casual and dress, fabric and leather styles. Reg. 10.00 to 15.00 ....... I .II to I .ti Spec:let purchaM: A collection of fine sunglasses from Tropic-Cal l .M ...,_ JO'lt: London Fog folding umbrella Will be 20 00 on 4/25/83 13.M a.we JO'lt: 13 Centura handkerchiefs in one pack Reg. 10.00 I .II lpec:W purchaM: Designer silk ties in a collection of colors ....... 12.11 a.we 21~.: Leather and fabric belts from a famous French designer. Reg. 9.00 to 23.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.75 to 17.12 Spec:lal purchaM: Don Loper linen weave ties . . 7.11 FOR KIDS WEST COAST KIDS ) ( a.we 25'1e: Girts' madras shons of pure, summery cotton. Orig. 18.00 .................... . . . . . . . . . .................. 12.n 8eve 1/I: Girls' Aileen coordinates for 2T to 14. Orig. 9.00 to 19.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 211/t to D'lt: Fame knit dreues. Girls sizes 7 to 14 ... 5.llto 11.• Orig. 22.00 10 24.00 ........................•............... 11.M a.we D'lt: Bova' actlvewear. Cuffed walkshorts for sizes 4 to 7. Orig. 13.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... l .4I Knh boat neck 1hlrt In 1tripes and solids. Orig. 9.00 ................. l .M ...,.211/t: Health·Te11 apri"il playwear. A selection fo r infants. toddle,., gitV' 4 to 8x end bova 4 to 7. Rag. 4.00 to 19.00.. . . . .. , .. 2.M to 1S.M lewe 211/t Girl' a 7-14 Fame active Mp1r1tes. Orig. 12.00.17.00 ...................................... 1.M to 11.lt ...,. 211/t lzod 11retch terry coveralls for infants. Orig. 17.00 ....... 12 ... ..... 'It Bova 4.7 packege tube sock1. 3 to a p1ckage. Reg. 5.00 ... 1.• ...,.111/t Vinyl lunch bag In Hsorted bright colo,.. Reg. 6.()()t ....... I .It e.. 211/t Jordache web belts. M1ny color1. Reg. 4.00 ............. 2.lt .... on aeeoned plush 1nlm1i.. Spec:lll purch•M ........... 2.lt to t .• .... on knh gown1, Haorted 1 pc. 11M9wear. · lpedal putchlae •• , •••• , ............................... t.• to •·• ..... ~ TMf\form brae: Select~ 1wtee. Reg. 4.26 .......•.. ,.,,. a.a ._. ~ Sport aocka: Bonnie Doon, Lt Roi. Trlmflt. Reg. t .95-3.IS .••••••...................•..........•..• 1.41 to2M FOR HOME TE~E-VISIONS, STEREOS Sava 170.00: Zenith 23" diagonal remote color console 011g. 769 00 519.00 Save 70.00: Zenith 19" diagonal remote color portable. 011g 539 00 . . . 419.00 Sava 110.00: RCA video cassette recorder Orig 749.00 IJl.00 Sava 21.C)O: Sanyo AM /FM cassette player with headphones 011g 100 00 . 71.QO Save 521.00: Sansu1 70-watt stereo ensemble. If purchase separately 1525.00 . 919.00 ELECTRONICS Save 70.00: Phonemete cordless telephone. 011g. 259.99 Save 100.00: Ata11 800 home computer. Orig. 699 99 .. Save 100.00: Brother 7300 elect11c typewriter 011g 449 99 Sava 30.00: Atari 5200 video game system 011g 249.99 DOMESTICS, DRAPERIES 1D.H 591.H 341.n .211.n Save 4t'/• to &0'/e: J P Stevens Pipeline comforters in 5 color combina- tions. Reg 80 00 to 170 00 . . 31.19 to a .ti Sava M1/e: J P Stevens P1pehne Classic bath sheet in a wide va11ety of colors If perlect 30 00 . . 1.n Save 301/e to I01/e: Burlington pastel floral sheets 1n 3 panerns If perfect 10 00 to 26.00 4.91to17.H Save 21'11 to25'/e: Fieldcrest Tenderness automatic electric blankets. Reg 85.00 to 200.00 . . . M .n to 141.n Save 20'/e: Albert Nipon's tablecloths and napkins 1n 7 colors Reg. 4.75 to 75.00 . . . . . . . . . . 3.71 to 61.11 Save 30'/• to 50'/1: Chintz pillows from Arlee 1n 12 colors, modular seating from Focus and Sherwood in 4 colors. Reg. 7.99to200 00 5.61ton.n Save 141/1 to 50'/e: Every sheet 1n stock Reg. 10.00 to 210 00 . 4.H to 171.19 Save 32'1• to 541/1: Cannon Royal Family self hem sheets Wi ll be 11 .00 to 25.00.. . . . 4.H to 11.11 Save 20'/• to 211/e: Every mattress pad, bedsack and pillow cover Reg. 17.00 to 69.00 .. . . . 11.n to 54.H Save 12'/• to ll'le: Every comforter and bedspread Reg. 50.00 to 375.00 . 34.M to 321.H Save 51'/e to 17'/t: Purof1ed Maureen feather and down pillows Reg 36.00 to 46 00 . . . . . . . . 14.M all .iz .. Save 21'1• to 501/e: Barclay Gem1n1 VI feather and polyester pillows . Reg 28.00 to 40.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.H ell alzee Save 33Y1 : Grand Prill regular tinted fold up sunglasses Reg. 14.99 . Save 25'/t to I01/1: Every comforter ensemble, dreperies Save 50'/t to I0'/1 : Custom draperies lave IO'le: Dal Mar Classique mini blinds Save I0'/1: Levolor or Louver Drape verticals. 1.n Save 20'1e: Wet look vinyl placemats by Vera Reg. 2.50 .. 1.H Save 20% to 21'/t: Vera's Visa I!> cloth Color Plus II tablecloths. napkins Reg. 3.50 to 50.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.71 to 36.11 lave 20'11 to 211/1: Audrey ptacemats and napkins Reg. 2.50 to 4.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Save '11 '11 to M'/1: Every bath towel in stock. Save I011t: Cannon Softique bath towel. Reg. 12.00 .. lave IO'le to M'lt: Femous mill towel collection. Will be 10.00 to 14 00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Save 201.t. to J7'11 : Avanll embellished towel•. lave 11'1' to :17'/•: Leure Ashley towels from Burlington Will be prices in effect April 25. LAMPS, FURNITURE 1.Mto2.n • •.. 5.11 .4.M •av• 13%: 30" crystal table tempi. Reg. 400.00 ............ 141.• palr Save 2D1.00: Ctanlc wing chair In 5 acryllc velvets. Orig. 400.00 ... 1•.00 Save •'I•: 01kbrlar contemporary w1ll system. Orig. 1676.00 ... •.M Save 401 .00: Contempor1ry 2-pc. Metlon11. Reg. 1200.00 ....... 711.• a.vel0%: Oriental design rugs. Orig. 80.00 to 400.00 ... •·• tO 11t.• aave A 'lt: Solld bf1u tamp1. Reg. 240.00 .................. •·•pair Sava•%: 38" octagonal etched mirrors. Reg. 225.00 ......•...... •• 8avell'lt: Set of 4 btveled mirror 1trlp1 . Rag. 200.00 to 290.00 ............ , .. , ... , , .......... M.• to 18.00 Save 441/t: Grandeon mirror/clock with pendulum. Reg. 2!i0.00 ... 1•.• aave 81/t to M~: White Iron end bra11 beda In 4 stylts. Reg. 900.00 to 1600.00 ........•. , •. , • , , , .......... •.II to 1 ... . Save411/t: R1ttan awlvet rockar. Reg. 380.00 , .................. t•a lwe -~: B·pc. bamboo g1ma Mt. Reg. 400.00 ................ 1 ••• a.we•~: Stratoloungtr® vinyl t9Cllner. Reg. 800.00 ............ .. lave•~• CetntPPft ..,ther recllnAf'. Reg. 1000.00 ......•..... , •• ...,. 441/t: NMPollttn 5-pc. trtdltlonel dining room. Orig. 1800.00 • • . • • . . . . . .•.......••. , •••• , , ••..••...•....•. -.-a... •'It: Contemporarv 2·pc. wedo• a.ctlonal. Reg. 2000.00 •... •• 8av• •'It to•"• 8Mly Ind Slmmon1 manre ... a. Rag. 131.86\o 1181.86 ..........•. , ........................ .. •ave.,,.: Queen alt• convtrtlble eof1. orig. 1811.00 . , • • • . . •.•. m#I LUGGAGE, STATIONERY Save 20.00 to 44.0o: Samsonite production samples If perfect 55 00 to 140 00 34.99 to 16.M Save 11 .00. Mr. Mann 100 page photograph album. Orig 20.00 '·" HOME ENTERTAINING Save 261/e: T1H1n mouthblown lead Cyrstal ste!)llllolare Reg 28.50 and 42.50 Save 501/e: Mikasa Carmen crystal tablewaie Orig 20 00 and 40 00 Save 40'/• to 45'/•: Oneida 5 pc stainless place semngs Reg 22 50 to 65.25 Save 26'/e: Letto.11 bo)(ed candles Reg. 4.75 to 16.00 Sava 60'/1: 45-pc fine china set for 8 Reg 200 00 Sava 331/e: All brass accent pieces Reg 5 00 to 600.00 S1ve IO'/e: Franciscan ironstone 20 pc set Reg 152 50 Sava 411/e: Franciscan Reflections 20 pc set Reg 75 00 Seve 201/e: Block Atlanlls full lead crystal stemware Reg 23. 75 to 31.00 . 21 .37 and 31 .17 l .99and 11.M 12.99 to 36.• . 3.IO to 12.M .... 3.33 to 400.M 61 .• 31.lt 19.00 to 24.M Save 15'/e: All current Lenox crystal stemware panerns Save 50'/e: International S1lverplate 48 pc sets 1n 3 patterns Reg 400.00 1n.oo Save IO'/e: Lady Margaret 5·pc s1lverplated tea set by F B Rogers Reg 400.00 . 111.00 Save 501/e: F .B Rogers 15·cup silverplated coffee urn Reg 200 00 "·" Lenox Galleria hurricane lemp with 5'' taper 12.n APPLIANCES Save 11.00: General Electric Dual Wave microwave Orig 400.00 . 311.00 Save 40.00: Whirlpool 17 cu. ft ref11gerator Orig 639 00 511.M Save 100.00: General Elect11c 23.5 cu It ice in-door ref11gerator 011g 1299 oo .. 11n.oo Save 40.00: Maytag large capacity automatic washer Orig 499.00. . . . . . 461.00 HOUSEWARES Save 33'/•: Rival Belgian Waffler Reg 45.00.. . . . . . . Save 31'/1: 12-pc. wok set from Walcamp. Orig 30.00. Special purchaM: Stackablt' wire chairs . . .. Save 56'/t: Farberware 10-pc. cookset Open stock value 195 00 Sava 42'11: Old Homestead 12•pc. cutlery set. Ong 70 00 Sava 21%: General Eleot11c Toast-R·Oven toaster. 21.• .11.• 14.M 71.M 31.M Reg. 70.00 . . . . . 41.n with rebate S.,.cial purchaM: Mikasa Kenle Express teakettle.. . . . . . . ... 27.M Save IO'lt: 5-pc. stainless steel bowl set. Opan stock value 20.00. . . l .M Sava 331/1 : White bamboo bed uav. 011g. 30.00 . . . 11.M Save 21'/t: Natural rattan picnic basket for 4 011g 28 00 . . . 11.M Save 401/1: Oyster Bey 70·PC flatware set for 8 by Barclay Geneve. Orig. 49.99 . . . . . . . . .21.lt S.,.c:ial purehaM: Borganovo 24·pc beverage set from Italy ........ ~.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . Save J3'/1: Handcrafted ceramic molds by Gailstyn-Sutton Orig. 15 00 .... Save 331/t to 41%: Selected Marsh white ceramics Orig. 5.00 to 30.00 .. Save 42'1e: Clay wine bnque. Orig 6 .99 . . .. Save 17%: Farberware Convection Turbo Oven. Reg. 170 .00.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... lave 31'/t: Osterizer chrome blender Reg. 54.00 . ..... l .M 1.• 2.Mto 11 •• . ..... .131 •• ••••• Wll A RED FOID MUSTANG CDIVEIT/lll Entry blanks 1vail1ble In 111 Broadw1y storet April 8. 9, 10. 1983 only. Winner will receive a new pre-selected 1983 rad 6-cytinder Ford Muateng convtrt1ble from G1lpln Ford, with 1utomatic tran1mlaelon. power eteering end brekes. air conditioning, AM/FM stereo radio and c1uene. tinted wlndow1, console, white 11dew1ll tires end wire wheel covers. T11111 and llcante fN ire Included. Addltlonal local ecc ... orles ind expensee are tha re1ponslblllty of the winner . Winner mutt be It !Mat 18 yMre of ege. WlnnAf' wUI be notlf~ by Aplil 24, 1983. Prite la non·redatm1ble In cath and must be picked up from the d .. i.r. 01tpln Ford, 16606 Roecoe. Sepuiv.da, C1., by May 8, ' 1883. No purchaM nece ... ry. You need not be pr ... (lt to win. Muttlp14t entrlee may rttult tn dlequ1tlflc;1tlon. Employffl of The Br01dw1y. Gilpin Ford. and their dtl*'ldantt ara Mt eliglbft to enter . ISl rM #IMWAr •trEIUIY IUEllll 1Arl&T nAI • SD.IlTEI .. S• ltlAITIBTS. • 1A'1EITJ • 1111. ,,,.,,. •• ,\e Orengt Coaat DAIL V PILOT IThuraday, Aprll 7 1983 r r Laguna's back door due for· spruce-up For many nl'W(·omers, t h e fi rst Vll'W o f Lagur\a lkuch comes at the end of L nguna t ":\nyon Houd, a lovt•ly. rustic, winding roadway. Un fortunately, the vie w a t the L agun a end of tt}c <:anyon 1s anything but lovely. Motor ists arrivin g an tow11 are grt:'<'t<.'<i by <i half-century-old sewage treatment plant, a city parking lo t, u power substation , an uncovered flQOd con trol t·hanncl a nd a kw other som ew hat bedraggled pieces of real est.ate. That's why the city has h ired .:.i l'Onsulting firm Lo develop <1 "Village Entrance P roject" on a 4.5-acre study arc:.i al th<' mouth of the can yon . h 's not a simple project. becaust· the art·.1 mdud1·:-hall ;.1 dozen separa te pieces of property undt•1 both public and pnvatt• ownership. But the study has produced a preliminary proposal thut could turn th<> combin ed parcels mto an attractive and vc.·ry practical e ntry to the Art Colony. First goal would be tu demolish tht> old St•w.1gt• plo..i1\l wlm'.h is scheduled to be closed down next month when tlw l'lly s sew age system is hooked into the Aliso W.:.ttl·r Manag1•rm•nl facility in Aliso Creek. That accomplish ed, a n d the nC'ccssar y t-xtra prnperty acq uired. proposals, for t h e entrance mcludt' a low-cost sc'nwr h o using project, perha ps combin ed with a mulu-lcvC'l pa~kmg structure across from the Festival of Arts grounds Other 1dl•as include construction of a hotel. rt.>staurants and shopi:., all designed to com plement L aguna's village :.itmosphere. The re has been a good deal of dC'balc about the need for an y or all of this. But there is little doubt that L<1guna's bac.k door. which is the front" door for many first-time v1s1tors. ts sorely m need of sprucing up. . . The first public presentation of the m1t1al study will be made during a t h ree-ho ur workshop beginning at 2 Pm S a turday at Laguna Beach City Hall. Concerned Lagunans should m ake a point of a ttending and partieipatmg , Op1n10tl\ t ,P,,.,,,.U '" tt t. ,,.1 ' ·•l.i4h,. ·"• U1t•~·' •' '' • ,, •"• "1 '' H• •• , ~ "' pr~\\t-.u ly f-.'1hj f •• (J u u , 'l~•J ' J ol M · •• I A 1,1;,11 •• ,\I f I I 6H ~J/I • MAllBDK Progress not regress To the Editor: I am a taxpa yer in Newport Beach. and l resent the city or Newport Beach spending $500.· 000 to £ight the J ohn Wayne Airport. ThlS money could have been better spen t on storm drams in the area of Newport Arches where 19 homes were flooded Crom the last rains They spend money on foolish "Pie 1n the S ky" ideas, but nothing on roads or improving some or the older areas of Newport Beach I can r ecall when I was m grammar school in the 1930s that o u r teachers impressed and stressed on each one of us that we look forward to "Progress not Regress." O n e o f our book projects was on Planes. Trains, and Ships. Planes have and will aJways continue to help mar k progress in our economic growth, and no matter how hard and how much money Newport or anyone e lse sp e nds o n figh ting th e expansion of t h e J ohn Wayne A1rporl, they art' l 1ght1ng a losing bdttle lnc:ldentally I uwn rental units prat·t1c:ally under tht-air corridor. ll doesn't seem to bothl'r any of the tenants that hvc there. You ftgun• a.t prf'SCnt there are only ci.bout 42 flights that ll'aVf> from the John Wayne daily, the nmse fa<:tor IS mavbe 30 set:onds c•ach and for all· flights out of thl' airport that amounts to less than one hour IJUt of 24 that anyom• h(•ars planes taking ufC I hve 1n Newport and l fl'd we have a greater noise factor all day and somettmes part of the night JUSl from he!Jcopters and small aircraft that fly overhead Surely there must be some of our city employt·cs who fly in and out o{ the John Wayne quilt' frequently with flights paid for by we the> taxpayer I have never flown 1n or out of the Joh n Wayne airport, nor do l have any investment m any stock related to airplanes. GEORGE FORTEVILLE Don't blame Cal trans T o the Editor: From the commen ts by P.C H. merc ha nts r e g arding t h e Caltra ns expansion pla n from Arches to MacArthur Blvd. and the input by your reporter it appears to me they have all mimed the pomt. We don't need a c oastal east-w est freeway alternate for Huntington Beach- Laguna traffic We need an east-west route within the City of Newport Beach to handle the high traffic density due to the high density development which has already occurred and IS being further encouraged by powerful influences in this town ln 1971 we could call Caltrans the bad guy, but m 1983 we had better look closer to home. We have made our bed, Caltrans 1s JUSt trying to help us get comfor table. HUGO V. SCHMlIYf. L.D.S. l.M. BIJd l Man-haters Am asked if some w om e n really do despise all men. So it's said, so it's said. T hat fema le categorized as "the constitutional m an-h ater " Is incapable o f feeling a nything but hostility toward any man , according to university sludles. Fo r reasons unknown, w ome n with this men tal fixation ar e said to be mott n umerous than the men who despise all women. You say your Colka object to your ar d e n t In terest in th e 8\litar? Eue their minda. Remind them that the ,Wm la by far the mol\ pop\llar muaical instrument in the nalkm'a penal institutions. If you earn 0 80 a week, you're ln tho UJ>per 10 percent. ll'1 not enouch to 11y • hoi. r. only two knlee. Better may no an1mal except the elephant bu tour kneel. To ,....:tu.ta from htch IChool QfWGE COAST Dally Pilat in Sweden. you need to prove six weeks of on-the-job training for some accredited employer. One out of every five men over age 50 eventually undergoes a prostate operation . Somebody steals a car every five minu tes m New York City. You can call that cow Qne of the best , if she produces 10 calvee in her llf etime. A 30 -year-old woman 11 nowhere nearly aa stt'of1i u her huaban d o f t h e aame age . ordinartly. But by the Ume they re~h 60, lhe aenorall)t catches up with him In thllJ mattel' of muscular moxie. Or ao reportt the World Health OrganizaUon. Why women retain th lr phytlcal atreft8t)\ longer than men do la not yet undel'ltood, thouah. A uatrallAN are ralalng equaro pin •pples now. f ...... ,, ....... ~ c ..... .,...., ,_.,.._ ... ...... - ... OKA'/ ... NOff GUN IT/ • Law. can cut medical costs By THOMAS D. ELIAS After a decade of skyrocketing medical costs. Cahfornia is about to lead the way toward a tte w form of health care delivery that should cut both patients' ou t-of· pocket costs and t heir yearly insurance premiums 'fhP new system calls for 1.·on l'ra1.:ts bet ween 1 nsu ranee companies and "prefer red provider organizations (PPOs)" madt-up of doctors and hospit.al~. It's l·ommg this summer, as part of tht• medical re(orm p lan aln•ady shaking up the Medi-Cal system · r.OW' ~uess is ~pre.m1ums will drop by 10 percent with broader bend1ts than pat ien ts now have," says Larry Rodriggs. managl'r of publit• affairs for Slut• Cross of California "We c.•xpect most doctors ano hosp1 ta ls will get aboard." THE N E W SYSTEM s tems from ;; slate law allowing insurance companies and self· insured corporauons to contract with doctors a nd hospitals to provide services at a discount rate The law lS effective July 1 Doctors and hospitals in Cahfom1a already are organizing Clllf DRNIA f OCUS PPOs to get rNidy lor the corrung c.~nomic realltu .. ~ or m1. .. d1c:inc• "The key word 1s money," says David Zeitlin. a top ('Xe<.'UtlVl' or the Los Angeles County Medical Association "H('alth l'art.' c:osts have bt.~n runmng amok and thl' whole soc:1ety has drt·1dl>d we can afford no mor<' 1mreases" Changt.' has already toffil' to Medi Cal. whwh ts busy making contr<il'tS with 1nd1v1dual hospitals that agree to a cost s<:heduh..• Ml'<.11 -Cal will not pay other hoi:.p1tals for non · emergency treatment or Medi· Cal pat1t-n1S But patients will be most affecll'd by the July I law "It 1s designed to prc•vt'nl. hospitals from making up lh<•1r Ml'<ll Cal losses at th<' <•xpenst.· of other patients," said Zettlm One product of the t·hanges will ltkely be a spate of hospit.al b<ink ruptc1C's, a result of an c>xcess of hospital beds Says Zeitlin. "The old system a5SUrt·d the '>OIVPncy of all hospitals This assures the solvl'nty uf none.· Hospitals w1U have tu bc>come efficient and compet1t1vC' " But the result most VlSiblc to patl('nts and most important to th<.'1r pocketbooks will be the util1zat10n reviews" tht' 1m.uranre companies insist PPOs routinely conduct "Th 1s ts a program t h,d m1nim1zes husp1tal adm1sMons and swys," said Edward Zalta. an M D and a former pres1dC>nt of the Los Angeles medical as..-;cx·1ation who 1s organizing a physJ(:1an-owned PPO. "We have 1,200 outpauent surgeries on our hst, many of which now Involve hospital adm1ss1ons, things like adult tons1ll<.'Ctomies and many cataract surgeries. "The usual d·a II y cost of outpatu.>nt surgery is 25 pcrt.'t'nt of inpatient surgery " DOCTORS IN PPOs will also agrPe to a fee schedule and regular computer rev1ewc; of their praetl('(':. Patients. meanwhile, will not bt· forc.-ed to switch to the nt•W pol1dcs 1mmed1ately Most l'll1ployers will contmue to offer ., 1.: ho1t'l' of polic1es including PPOs, health mai ntenance organ1z.attons and "Rolls Royce" policies allowing patients to visit any doctor they choose. But the PPOs will offer lower premiums and lower deductibles for patten~ who use doctors and hoi.pllals on lists provided by th<•1r insurance comparues "Th<' m<?mber has a choice with the PPO of staymg within tht systl'm and having virtually all tost~ t•overed or g oing el.M.'Wht•rc <md paying perhaps 40 pc·rcx·nt uf the costs from hts own pockc-t," says Rodriggs of Blue Cros.c; Adds Zalta , "For most physlctans, the decision is no longl•r Whl'ther to sign a PPO l'<>ntr&ct, but who wnh. Those without a contract will be hurting .. Zalta prt?d1c:ts that PPOs will '";weep acroe:.s the nation like a brush fin' Thc•y will e nd the subsidy of Mcd1ca1d by other p.111ents and end t he price C'SC::tlauon of the last 10 years It's the honest phys1c1an's way to hold costs down and prov1~ good. dflc1ent tare." Thumas Elias 1s a freelance columni~t bas<'CJ in Santa Maruca Honig has some good ideas During his campaign last year, Stat<> School Superintendent Bill I lon1g made a good impression on thl• volt'rs by declaring money wasn't the c u re t o the shortcomings of the public l.'ducutional system. Nt>vertheless, in advancing his reform program for the public schools. Homg is now asking for an increase of more than a half billion dollars in state school funding He says the additional money is needed to provide. amon g other things. mc<'nhve pay for extra teacher services and to increase the salanes of beginning teachers THE CASE for pay mcreases f or t eachers. al least the beginners. appears men tonous. And Honig may be right when he says more funds are needed. But 1t would seem that before they are provided a thorough examination o f the salary IAHRI/ llKUlll structures ln the public schools is desirable. It just migh t be that there is sufficient money alrC'ady being provided to permit pay increases for the teachers, bu\ It is being improperly spent. For it is a well known fact that pubhc school adrrumstrators are among the highest salaried of all Cahfom1ans Hundreds of them are paid more than Honig and even more than the governor That fact m 1tsl'lf suggests that the unpor!J\nce of their functions are highly overblown That the salaries of those in the educatJonal system who do no teaching have rlsen to such heights 1s due to the lack of standards for setung them They follow no logical pattern. being largely a matter of how much an Jdmin1strator l'an con his 'il'hool board into paying. This is usually donl' by poinung to what somC' othN slick administrator has wangled out of hLc; school board Oftent1ml>S too. an administrator will cite the size of the budget hE• administers as an appropriate mrasuremen t of what his C'Ompensauon should be. If public salaries are to be set upon that basis imagine what the salary of the Secretary of Defense would be .. Until the Legtslature faces up to this problem and adopts uniform salary schedules for the public schools, there will always be a shortage of funds for educatton and Homg should be pomtmg thlS out. Overall his reform package meets head on problems which are long overdue in corre<:tmg He seeks to raise academ ic standards and restore the abUity to d1sc1pline both deli nquent stuuents and inadequate teacher performance Ht• t•alls for increasing t he 1nstrUl uonal lime in schools and a better method or evaluaung the work of the· schools and t h e prugrc>Slt of the students. It 1s a no-nonsense approach which includes minimum high S<:hool graduation requirements in English, math, science and otht.'r fields HONIG'S P ROGRAM appears to be tn competition with one advanced by Sen. Gary Hart but both are remarkably similar in the most important· aspects. So close are the proposals that they may end up merged into one package Un fortunately. w h ether merged or separate, the reform movement faces the opposition of the Caltforn1a Teac h e r s Association w hi c h has historically opposed aU attempts to bri ng about m ea'ningful improvements m the educauonal system. Letters that should have been Inailed (Th e n ames h ave L een changed to prorect whoever.) Following are aome le tters I wish I'd mailed. Mr Michael Vishniac Acme Plumbing Co Dear Mr. Vlshniac: I know what a busy man you are and l hate to bother you. but 1 a m writing in the ho pes of bei ng a bl e t o make an appointment with you to fix the tauc e?\ In o ur down 1Ulr1 bathroom. It has been drtpping badly for five monthe. I havo called yoW' plumblng company b ut ell I s et 11 an an1wcrln1 service. l understand you have been wintering 1n th Bahamas. If It l.ln't convtnlent tor you to make a ho u 1e call to f ix the faucet, would it be posalble to M(Ake an appointnwnt tor me to bring the slnk over tO you to flx? • • • i..e.u c.nwnaht Abrah am Lincoln Grade School ~u Mn. c.rtwrtah\: • How wonderful lt wu ot you to 11k ell 31 1tudent1 •In your f ouri h 1rade En1Uah olaaa to write me lndMduall)' lot delalll on how I aot •t.arted wr1\lnt, how 1 1•• my ldeu, who h a1 lnll~ nw nat •a wrltef nd YIMl a youna ~ w ho I~'' -AllY-1-11-lfY---'4 wants 10 be o writer should study. I was so touched that I'm f omg to set aside the other work hnd planned to do In the next three or four days and a nswer all 31 of your atudenta. t have to go now bc<:auae many ol the studentt t0ld mf' tO pl~ gel my anawera back to them quickly H you told them their o u l1nment w ee dllt next Thu.rtday. • • • • Ethol Wuhoure WentsvlUe, Mlltow1 Dear Eibel: Thank you for wrltina but 1 don'\. • om to rt m mbtr you from the ahcth ~ My lath.-"• Quotes "U they (ln~tt!ll ra&ee) co.mt down from where they are, I lhlnk 'U havo a 8QOd ~· It they don't, obvtowly, the recovery c ould •tall." - Tn11ery henl8~ Deial• T. ~· name was not A rthur. It w as Walter. I did not have a brother named Terrence who became an Eagle Scout. Obviously you have me mixed up with some other Andrew Rooney because I 've only been to St. Louis twice in my life and I d idn't get out to Wc.-ntzville either ume. • • • Lester Grantham. Chairman Whi t evill e S e c ti o n B B owling L e ague Spea k ers Selection Cornmltt~ Dear Mr. Grantham: Thank you for your lnvttatJon to address the annual banquet a nd d i nne r d a n ce o f the Whiteville Section B Bowlin& ~$Ue on October 4th, 198<1. l wlll be unable to a~pt your lnvlta\lcm becauae of a previous e naaae ment on that d a te. J prom leod my wlte I'd have dinn.cr with her in the kJtch«?n lhat ntaht, like alwa}'t. • • • Mrs. Franklin Z. We11es Glenmont Library Char hy A.an. Dear Mrs. Welles~ I would Uke to c.'Onttibut.e an old artlcl• of dothlnc tor your auetJon to t&lM money tor th n•w tld ewaJk tn front o f the Oleftmont LlbraQ but am W\abM • do J91> l WMr ~ okl ckKha WILUam Wilson Orlando, Fla Dear Mr. Wilson: It was kind of you to write to slly how much you d islike me and my column and that you are canceling your subscription to the newspaper and will never read It again. It is independent Americans llke you who have made this country great, Mr. Wilson. May I also say that lt made me feel good to know you eent a copy of )'Our letter to the editor of the newspaper. 1 Uke an tdltor to know how f'C'&den feel about me. If you're ever in New York. look me up. Slneerely, Andv Rooney , .. ,. In ho.pH.ab 1-nd reet hornt9 TV •ta are allowed '° bW-. au day and w~U ln\O t.he nl•ht by both peU nta and It.aft. An they theni t o be e n terulne d , or t o r«Uperate'I OONrusm A. Gordon Nicolson forecasts recovery Real estate 'rebounding' State leader optimistic in talk to Irvine R ealtors By ROBERT BARKER or-. Deir ..... ,..,. A moderate recovery In the 1tate'1 real eetate market la under way and may conUnue throuah the rest of the year, accordinl to A. Gordon Nlcollon, president of the California A111oclatlon of Realtors. Speak.Ing to about 130 Orarnge Coast Realtors In Irvine yesterday, Nicollon 1aid houaing resales In January were 27 .8 percent higher than in January of 1982. He said there has been a marked difference in the real estate market place, laraely becau1e of decllnln11 lntereat rak ... Laat year, a family had to be earning about $40,000 per year to qualify for a •72,000 loan he laid. But with the FHA lnterest rate now 1tandlng al 12 percent, the quallfylns Income hu been reduced to about $30,000, he aaJd. It the lntereat rat.et remain In the "affordable" range between 12 and 13 percent, he 1ald, a 29 percent Improvement In the home resale market can be expected for thereat of-the year, he aald. "We can expect the increase in home ealH which we have experienced llnce Sept.ember of 1982 to conUnue well into 1983 u transac tion• now In escrow mature," he auerted. Nlcol1on, president of the 110,000-member Realtor auoclatlon, blamed the recent 1kyrocketins ooeta of houalna on the high Inflation rate In the countrv. "The government wa1n't In control of the economy," he laid. When housing prices were rlaifl8 10 dramatically, the Conaumer Price Index was about 18 percent." Mesa housing project studied He said the current consumer price Index has stabilized at about 4 percent and increases in home prices are generally keeping pace. By KAREN E. KLEIN 0( tM Deir ""°' ltefl Costa Mesa's long-awaited affordable housing proiect for families may yet become a reality. Oty officials are reconsidermg a proposal, canceled last year, to build a low and moderate-in<.'Ome apartment complex on city· o wned land In the Wallace Neighborhood Strategy Area. The project was put on hold because federal Housing and Urban Development money slated to fund construction of the complex was frozen by the Reagan Administration. But Monday night, the City CounciJ approved an agreement w 1th Sha pell G o vernme nt Housing, a private developer, to build 72 units on three slles bounded <by Hamilton Street, Placentia Avenue, 19th Street and Pomona Avenue. The city spent $1.6 million on the l and purchase and to compensate residents displaced by the project in 1979. Funding for the project will be sou ht from Oran e County's mortgage revenue bond program, the council decided. If that option does not pan out, private funding or city bond programs will be consider ed, said Mayor Donn Hall. The comple x will be open to families earning less than $26,000 -or 80 percent of the county's median income. Rents would range from $456 per month for a" two-bedroom, 753-square-foot apartment, to $575 for a four- bedroom, 1,161-square-foot unit. The original proposal outlined the project aa a 50-unit complex. He said he doesn't expect home prices to fall unle11 the entire economy takes a nOllledive. He also attacked the principle of "affordable housing." He said governments are being forced to sell homes at below cost in order to bring them into reach of people with median incomes. Regular homebuyers, he said, have to pay higher costs than they should in order to subsidi:ze the lower cost housing. Nicolson owns real estate ~ffices in Orinda, Berkeley and Walnut Creek. A Robinsons Sd8 1 0 0 Y E A R S 0 F S T Y L E S19.99 · TWIN • topic of Jewish event Th,e Jewlah, Federation of Orange County wUl 1pon10r a program Sunday in remembrance of thoee who died ln the· Nazi holocautt. The program begins at 7 p .m . in the federation auditorium at 12181 Buaro St .. Garden Grove. It la free and open to the public. The observance wlll Include a documentary fllm, a candle-lighting ceremony and a brief memorial 1ervlce. •Premenstrual Syndrome will be the topic of a free public health forum scheduled Tuesday at Huntington Intercommunlty Hospital, 17772 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. The program begins al 7 p.m in the hospital's Business and F.ducatlon Annex classroom. · According to the hospital, approxunately 40 percent of the female population reports recurrent premenstrual symptoms that result in some degree of mental or physical 1ncapacitallon. •Two programs detailing arthritis treatment will be offered next week by the UC Irvine Extension. The first, "Arthritis-Contemporary Treatment ,and Quackery," will be presented from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, in UCI's Physical Sciences Building, Room 101. Fee is $10. The other, "Self Help for Rheumatoid Arthritis," will be staged from 8:30 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. April 16 in the Social Sciences Tower, Room 220. Fee is $25. . People can register or seek more mtormauon oy cawng the UCI Extension at 833-5414. 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Page B7. 0 0 Granddaddy roofing job It's hard work if you can get it You might call thia the granddaddy of re-roofing Jobt· The two muaive blimp hanaan at the Marine~ helicopter Station ln Tuatln need"ecl their roe;>& , ao worken subcontractina with San Dleao-bued -Core Construction took on the $750,000 job. They worked at times aa high as 17 stories up on the hangars, Inside the big hangar the new skylight& off er more• light. Ordinarily, you wouldn't be able to see the big truck that is dwarfed by the structure. Progress on the new skylights continue on the hangar at the right. These buildings are considered the largest unsupported wooden structures in th e country. known aa the largest unsupported wooden structures in the country. And they had plenty to do. The job, begun in December, eotailed replacing akyUghts, adding new hanga.i: tops and changing toggle bolts holding the metal akin of the roof onto lta wooden frame. Just to replace akyUahts meant l.natall.lng 4.8,000 new bolts. Li·ving on the brink •• • It's exciting until nature turns on you ~~~.J?.~UR MALIBU -They Ue in the nude, or nearly so, without trepidation on the decks of Malibu ln a ~ aun while waves offer a whlai>erlng pu18e from the shoreline below. Or they lit, cocktail in hand, in the plush chain of La Jolla's Marine Room on~ Drtve and watch the play nigbt pines ln the ooclllt IW'f and 1pray that aplaahel the windows. Or they jog the aeeminaly endlell beech at dawn with the aun aending cracks of light throuCh the mountains. Or they at.are from the lofty aeries of Bil Sur, hundreda of feet lmptr&tion ln the P9dfic horbon. Or they wateb the children scamper, U•• awkward eandppen, ln punuit of teulnl . wavelets. Or t.hey d\.R!r aJonc the More on a niPt when the moon la neuty full to await tht run of the 1runlon, tboH mtndS-.uv.r...w .-nelt that eeem determined to leap into the ~r.:;; beautiful, serene Uvtnc on tne brink ol the .... But then, one nlabt or mornln1, the brln1' dwellera awaken In *"°" to tind the Plid· flc; hH turned demon and i1 ' t breaking windows, undermining pilings, craahlng about like a drunken sailor, flooding the kitchen, floating the aofa, waahinl out the road, teaing timber and boulder, striking out at everythinc. It la estimated that perhaps 300,000 pec>ple live on the 840 miles of Calllomia cout, c.Unging to the be&utlful brink. '1bla year they endured a atrlna of atonm, perhaps a half.dol.en majol' ones, amona the wont the Pad.fie hu aent vbitlna. Thousand• fled inland while the see savaged the homee and ~ they left behind. Thoe latart storma took 18 llvee and caUled ~ $200 inil1klll ln darnaa-. not pt Uoaa the COMt, but lnland, too. Add to that a major bl'uab fire that swept out of the mountLainl to the _. at Point Dume thla wlnter, and, during the last storm, two eu1hqUaka But, after -=h onalaupt, the brtnk dwellen return. aDd With lhow1 and bulldolet', broom and brwh, with the help of the sun. they put It t.opther .pin -best theyeen. 'ftMtre an rich people on the CIOllt, but mmt of them .... not monJed. Their boaM9 .... tMU' wealth. They came whTn property and h ouses were relatively cheap, and movie' stars were fashioning outer enclaves out of coves like M.allbu. Since then the property haa been appreciating at a rate that would make the stock market blush. They tell the atory of one homeowner who considered puttina a meter ln hla front room so he could watch the property value go up. "I miaht retire,'' he aaya. "The hoUle la maklna more than I am." So why not cash ln the chips, take your wlnnen and move inland? Some are aerloualy conatderlna it after filhtl.na the t>.ttle with nature every four yean or so. There went ~ ln uns and 19'78, but the dJlcolnf on thla time teeml IJ'Mter. And there la the prospect of awnmer firea ln the mountains. A• one homeowner 1ay1, "The rain juat a makea the underbrush IJOW mon IO there la mor"e to burn.'' Don Luat, ln c har1• of preparedneu meteor«!loay for the Net&onal Weather Servke U\ Loa At\1elN, polnta out tha\ tbeN are no comparable damap . - fiCW'H 1otn1 very far back, bftauM in the old days few people built on the bMch. · 0 1 know people want to U'le when It'• pretty," he •Y11 "but It never CM.-to arnut me that • they wW IO and rebuild ln .,... 'lbe Pldflc waten have been they know an IOlna '° be bit warnwr than UIUa1 thAil Yf/111 and eventually. And the same wa"( hue-low·pr••un .,.... have with fire and hµlal~ floodtni. iiwn birth to -.U. on. that They know it'• Sol"I to happen 6ave marked the Callfornla ._.in." weather th.la .,U,1*'. .,. , . . \ ' 81 Orange Co11• DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, Aprll 7, 1883 'Unknown author' is Erma DEAR R~ERS: l don't ordlnarUy M you ln on my personal correapondenc~. but thla la different. ll arrived In yesterday'• rNlllbag: DEAR EPPIE. If that little eMay by "author unknown" g<>et1 up on any refrlgeratont or buUetln boards (the one that goeti Uke thla: "l loved you enou1h to ask where you were going, with whom and what time you'd be home. I loved you enough to be went and let you d.i9cover that your new beftt friend waa a creep," etc.), I hope It will have my name on It because It's mine. How eoon they torget1! LOVE, ERMA BOMBECK DEAR ERMA; Some people may for1et, bat an 1wf11I lot of people remember. I bave been bombarded wltb lener1 from readera tellla1 me tbat tbe "a.oknown autbor" quoted lD a Glenview (Ill.) cbarcb bulletlo 11 tbe well-known columnlat, Erma Bombeck. I 1ball tel tbe record 1tralgbt at tbe earliest po11lble moment. Fondest -Epple DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hope to see thls letter in the paper, but I doubt that you will print It. It's too controversial I'll be on the lookout, nevertheless. I passed a lie delector test given by Smith Securities of Dallas. I am not bralUOng, but I lied POT SHOTS BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT MY LIFE PROVE'S TµAT IT'S POSS,P>LE TO &E VER.Y IMPORTANT AND, AT THE SAME TIME, VERY NEGLECTED. QUllllll By PHIL INTERLANDI of Laguna.Beach I l I 0 ') . ~ ('. ( j (I ~ "Go down there and find out who's forever blowing bubbles!" flMA IOMlfCK ATWIT'S ENO Man has finally revealed his divine plan for life here on earth. For aix days of every week he will toU, putting together three football leagues with seasons running from the first of September through the last week of August. And on the seventh day, he will watch! With the creation of the United States Football League, he has only one more league to go before the plan is complete. I aak you, ladies, where were we when the new league was put together? We slept! I cannot remember when anything went together 10 fast. One minute, I remember old whatshisname sitting in front of the S uper Bowl lamenting he had only one bowl to go before he was homeless, and the next thing you know 12 teams in three divisions calling themselves the United States Football League trotted out onto the field where they are going to play until the middle of July. I can't believe it. Everything takes time. Creation of the earth: seven daya; man on the moon: 200 years; full term of a baby on a aoap opera: three weeb; creation of a football league: l~ minutes. Wha t I'm saying. ladies, llJ we've been had. We've aat idly by and watched the aporta week grow from Friday nights to Mondaya, and the le8801l extend from fall through mldsum.mer. U they can jam in another league at the at.art of the baseball season, th en baseball will have to retaliate by putting in another league in the two weeb between NFL and the basketball seuon. Basketball spill.a over into the golf cJ.asaks now, IO they'll stick in another league that will wedge between the golf opens and the National Hockey LeaRue, which takes away the week and a half between tennis at Wimbledon and the Indy 500. I don't like to think where that leaves Bowling for Do1lara. In my heart I know that out there 1C>mewhere ln th.i9 country, even at I write, i. a group of men ln a 1moke-filled room putting together another football league to fill the 27-day gap that would make the leUOr'I oontinuoUI throughout the year. No one will knOw anyone on the teama, but no one will C&fe· After all, how can you reuon with .omeone who wW love the Green Bay Packen ln November a1 he Jove. the Arizona Wranglen ln July? THE BEST In reading enjoyment comes to your home 7 days a week In the lhroughoul the teat 110 tkUlfully that I beat the machine from beginning to end. I have been on drugs for a Iona time and aold them u well. I have alao conunitt.ed two robberlee. I did not answer truthfully WQen asked these questions, and I lied when asited If I had ever sought professional counseling Thia ia how I d1d It: When I responded to the questions, I kept my cool and pretended they were being directed to 80meone else. In other words, I refuted to berome emotionally involved. The result.a of thoee tests concluded that I waa innocent. If I was able lo figure out that technique, surely others have. Why, then, are these tests considered proof of anything? Obviously I cannot ~~ name. -STRICTLY ANONYMOUS IN DEAR TEX.: SIJlce tbe l1w1 OD lie detector te1t1 vary from state to state, I 1ball not get Into tbe legal a1pect1. I wlll say, bowever, tbat 1ome IJ1dlvldual1 wbo bave flu.nked tbe teat were foand later to be Innocent, and people like you wbo patted were found guilty. Obvloaaly tbe teats are tbougbt to bave 1ome value or they would not be used at all. Tbankl for your story. And, may I s uggest tbat you not puall your luck? CONFIDENTIAL to Speaking from Experience in Ottawa: When you get a Uttle more experience you will speak a great deal less. I hope it happens soon. Your mouth has already gotten you Into a heap of trouble. Wise up. How much do )'OU know about pot, cocaine, LSD, speed, PCP, uppers and downers, glue and heroin? Are all these drugs dangerous? Get Ann Landers' all-n ew booklet, "The Lowdown on Dope." For each booklet ordered, send $2 plus a long, sell-addressed envelope (37 cents postage) to Ann Landers, P.O. 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IVEL YN WEl88, 141:12 ewllnd St , Midway City, CA 26411 Thlt etelam«ll wet flied With the ty Clerk ol Orange County on atell 211. 11113 '21ltt1 Publl1llad Orange Coell Dally llot. March 3t. Ao111 7, t4, 21, 19~ 1542·83 P\&.IC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI •UllNllH NAMI ITATIMINT The IOllowlng peraona ate doing bu•'-.. EDEN. 394 I W McFadden •C. PIC1'1T'°'11 IU ... H MAMI ITATl•NT The fotow!llQ !*ton la OOlllO bu"'-M· CALll'ORHIA IOHOOL STUDIOI. 17'1) Olbeon Clrol•..1 Huntington IMctl. CaHtornla 9at.41 ANNI MMllC ARKLISI, 17312 Olbton OltCI•. Huntington 8HGll, Calll0<.W. 12847 Thia buelntM i. ~ted t>Y an lndlllldual Annem.,lt At11iee1 Thi• 1t•temen1 wa1 flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mwot1 21. IH3 AU.SN ANO PLAn Altefneye et Lew 4400 llMoA'1hut 91¥d., lult• 170 Newport 9HGh, Cetifomle .-0 1'21 ... PubUlheO Orange Coeat Dally PHot. Apr 1. 14 21, 21. 11113 1061-t3 Nit.IC NOTICE flCTITIOt.ll •Ul ... 11 NAMI aTAn•NT The lollOWlng P9<ton• at• OOlng bullneH H 01\/ERSIFIEO ASSOCIATES. 270 So BrlltOI SlrMI, Suite 201. Coat• Meu, Celllornla 112828 Ranney E 0r8')9r, 22 No Le Senda. South Lagune. Calllornl• ,temnOUe ...... .. .._ ITA1'1111.Wf The followl"O pe1aon 11 do1110 buelnaee .. OLAH ILLVSIONI, UH Colll'llry Club Or • C:O.. ..._, CA Utat CHl"V~ ANN PA"KI, HH CQUf\try Club Or , Cott• Meaa. CA 928'8 Tlllt "'*-II oonduc:teCI ~ an lndilllduel CHl!RYL ANN ltARKI Thl• 1111-1 wu ftled with the County Ci«k ot Orlll1Q8 County on Mait.h 8, 11183 Pf'1Ma Publl•hed Orenge COHI Oally Pilot. Maren 2• :J t. April 7. 14, 11113 PWLIC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI .UU.la HAMa ITATIMUfT The following 1>9'tonl eta doing buelneH U THOMPSON IMVESTM!Nl COMPANY, 4821 T .. ler A..,., lkihe 130, New(>Ort Beactl, CA 928e0 THOMPSON IN\11!8TMENT CO . • Calllornle corporetlon. •021 Teller Ave , Suite 130, Newport fMach. CA 112e&O Ml.JC fl)JIC( rtennout ..,... .. NAiii l'T A TlmNT The IOlowlllt peteQ11 19 doW10 ~ ... NICKEL CAR Rl!NTAL, 27H Harbor 81vd • Coate M•••· Caltlomi. 82&2t Ro11art "E" Fr.._ Jr , 2774 ..... \lfl(Oe I! 1<203, eoet. Meaa. CaltfOf Ille 92t26 Thie bualneae II conducted by an lrodlvldual ROC>ert Freltat Jr. Revelers in Milwaukee toasted the d ay beer came back. .April 7, J 93:l. Santa Ane. CA 112704 J effrey L Brlem. 394 1 W McFaddan •C. Sant• Ane. CA. 112704 112477 Thie Dull,_. 11 condUC1ed by a cOfporauon Thompaon lnve1tmen1 Thta 1tet-I w .. llled wllh the County C'8rtc of Orange County on Apnl 5. 11183 John F Gullt1n1n. Jr , 2752 Beyahore Drive, N-po11 BHCll, Co 1'11*2 PubllltMld Orange Coeat o.lly J amu E Thompaon, Piiot. Apr 7, 14, 21. 28, 1H3 Brew's golden anniversary Steve Ellenburg. 3114 I W Mcf'edden •C. Sent• Ana. CA 92704 Thia bulllnesa 11 conducted by • general portnerthlp. Calll0<n1e 112063 Thi• 1>u1lnea1 11 conducted by • generel pertn«lhlp JOlln F Gulltlnan. Jr Thll 11e1emant wM n1ec1 w1111 lhe County ci.rk ol Orange Counly on Pr et Thie llelemant WU !Med With lhe Coun1y Clerk al Orange County on Merch 21, 11183 ,212* llHODEI , KINDALL a HAllllllMOTOH 1831"83 l'UBl..IC NOTICE 'ICTrTIOUI •UM•HI NAMI ITATI!mNT evokes bubbly • 1Deillor1es Jetlrey L Boam Thll atll-1 WU filed Wllh Ille County Cl•k of Orange County on Much 28. 11183 '212929 Publl•h•d Orenge CoHt Delly Pilot. Merch 31 April 7 14, 21, 11183 March 28, 11183 P2t2"'7 Publlaneo Orange Coett Oelly Piiot March 31. April 7, 14. 2f 1983 1548·83 A ,rof. Lew Corp. '211 IMGAltlwr 91¥d. •utte101 f>.O. 9o1 911'7 Newport 9Mof\, CA ~2091 The lollo•lng P•r•on I• doing l>ual,_. U IA) OISTRIBUTORS INTERNATIONAL. (8) SPA PRODUCTS OF AMERICA. 260 E 171h St , Suite I. Coate M .... CA 112827 MILWAUKEE (AP) -Fifty years ago today, thousands of Americans jammed taverns across the country and fought their way to the bars to quaff their first legal beers ln 14 years. A t 12:01 a .m . April 7, 1933 , th e f ederal prohibition on beer was revok ed i n 19 states which did not have their own bans and in the District of Columbia. M obs of N ew Yorkers paraded down Broadway behind a hearse lettered "Near Beer is Dead." Fa c tory whistl es shrieked in triumph in St. Louis, and the German societies of S t . Paul, Minn .. toasted P resident Fra nklin D. Roosevelt with h earty "prosits." The celebrations that spring night signaled the beginning o f the end of P rohibition, which started in 1919 when "drys" pushed the Vols tead A ct banning intoxicants through Congress. A s the Great Depression d eepened, the "wets" stepped up their campaign, arguing that open breweries would shrink relief rolls. At Rooeevelt's urging, Congress modified the V olstead A ct in Marc h 1933 to permit the production, distribution and consumption of beer with an alcoholic content of n o great~r than 3.2 percent by weight or 4 percent by volume, effective April 7. The prohibition on all Newark butt of MutJ NEWARK, N .J . (AP) -City Council members d on't take it lightly when someone makes a joke about N e wark. The council has drawn up a r esolution condemning a Mutt & J eff comic strip, released last w eek. that pokes fun at the city. In the c ;>mic, Mutt aays, "Why so glum today Jeff?" Jeff replies, "I won the 11ate lottery." "What's 10 bad about thatT' Mutt ask.a. "I won Newark," Jeff aaya. The comic rankled City Council President Ralph G r ant, who said Tuesday, .. We vociferously o p pose that kind of chicanery. We will find out who is r esp onsible and voice strong objections." Councilman George Branch called the comic "a slap i n the face at everything we are trying to do here ln the city." Children'• Puppet Show beer" lurched into and 1.5 million barrels production to m eet the were sold nationwide in furious demand. the first 72 h ours, Nll.IC NOTICE 1533-83 Plm,IC NOTICE Publlthed Orenge Con t Delly ------------•Piiot Merell 2•. 31. April 7. 14. FICTITIOUI .UllN«H 11183 NANCY LEE. 1845 Anehelrn St . 13·0 , Costa M .... CA 112827 NAMI! ITAnMENT 1444·83 Thia buSl,_. la conducted by an intoxicants was not revoked until Dec. 6, but Roosevelt signed the b eer bill March 22. Immediately, the bre weries that limped th.rough the dry days by selling candy, soft drinks and non-alcoholic "near Cases of beer sold for f enerating an estimated PICTITtoUa .UltNIH $ 2 . 4 0 0 r $ 2 . 5 0 i n 1 0 m i 11 i 0 n i n ta x NAME ITATI!•NT The following peraon 11 doing bullneaa N SA\l·MOR AUTO REPAIR. 13218 Hatbo<. Geroen Grove, CA 112843. ----Plltl.--IC_NO_J1C( ____ 11\0lvldual. Nancy LM NOTICE INVITINQ lllDI Thll atatement w .. ftlecl with the County C*1I ot Orange County on Milwa ukee, rou~hly revenue. T11e 1onow1ng P8ft00• .,. dOlng ouaio..a H what a six-pac of In Milwaukee today, HOTEL .&"RESTAURANT premium b eer costs only the Pabst and PURCHASING SERVICE. 23011 today. Between 1 million Miller b rew eries survive. ~1:'.1~ P~&\6 Sulla A·15• LIIQun• JAMES LEE WOOTEN. 111115 Hunllnglon St . Hunllng1on Beech. CA 112647 Notice 11 hereby given thet the M8lcn n 1983 Board ol Tru11HI ol the CoHt · F212275 Community College Ol1trtc1 ol Publllh•d Or1nge cout Di lly Orange Counly, Celllornle. will Piiot March 24 31 April 7 14 receive Haled bid• up to 11 :00 11183' · ' · ' .---------------.:;,_----------------------! Jim Wilbur, 23411 Cemlnlto Thi• bullnMt 11 conducted by an lndlllldual JemM L Wootan • m . Monday. April 25. 11183 at tne PurchHlng Oepertment ol H id college dl1trtct loceted et 1370 Adami Avenue, Colle M•••. 1447-83 ~-dill mw ,,,,_ ORiy event our 14K soUd gold Kirk Wedding Band Collection will be available at 50% off in selected diamond and cnp-aved gold bands. Choose from many popular styles. (;) AJl wedding band styles will be limited to stock on hand . so shop now for the best selection. 14K solid gold ti'edding bands. regularly from S/50, Now from S 75. KIRK "lamUy ol fiM ji'Weler\ \Ince 1917 Mascerchc\rge Visa A~rlun txprHs et-gr •<OUN>-~ QOct..~ no lntt<nc or...,....•~ co IW'Y Pentda, Legune HUia. CA. 112658 Howard Surdln, 3154 2 Vie Coyole, Tr1buc;o Canyon, CA 82078 Thia Dulin.a 11 conducted by a general pannershlp Howard Sufdln Thia atalement ,.. .. nled with the County Cieri! ol Orenge County on Maten 25, 11183 F2121n Pvbllahed Orange Cout Oally Piiot, March 31. Aprll 7. 14. 21. i883 . 1S44-83 Plltl.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS au ... u NA* ITATPllNT The following peftona era doing w11nauu· DIC ASSOCIATES, 270 S Brlllol Strfft. Suite 201 Coate Meta. CellfOfn .. 11282& Ranney E °'"*· 22 No Le Sende. South Leouna. Calllornl• 112477 Cheri•• Jack Tarr. 35841 Beach Road. Capl1trano Beech. Calll0<nla 112024 ThlS ~s 11 con<kJcfed by • ~•I partntl'thlp Renne) E Or•P'f General Pat1n« Thil Stelement W81 liled wjth the County Cilf'll ol Orange County on March 28. 11183 '211M4 Publllhed Orange CoHt Dally Pilot. March 31. April 1, 14, 21. Thia 1tatement WU filed wtth tM County Cletll ol Oranoe County on Merell 21. 11183 . Ft122'74 Publltllld Orange Coa11 0•11) Pilot, March 24 31 . April 7. 14 11183 Plltl.tc NOT1C£ Celllornla at Wtlletl time Mid bld1 FlCTITIOUI 9U.,_ll wtll be publlclly opened end rNd NAME 9T A ~NT IOf The lollowlng 1>9''°"9 8/a doing PRINTING ANO BINDING bu91'-S u 11183-84 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE PERl<WL, cto I(.,, StM4man, 1408-~ CATALOG 19782 ,_.acArthur Blvd., No. 280. ------------All bid• are 10 be In aocordence Irvine, CA 112715 Nll.IC NOTICE '1CTTTIOUI Ml ... U NAM« aTATI!MINT The following peftonl ere dotng butlneuu: GAMES ON WH EELS. 3435 Fuchala St. Costa Meea. CA 112628 Robert Emery McConnell. 3435 Fuchsia St. Costa Mee&. CA 112628 Lucine MM McCon'*'. 3435 Fuchal•. St •• Col.II Meu, CA. 112626 Thia bull,_. It conducted by a Q9t*'al pattneuhlp Robert E McConnell Lucina M McConnell Thia atelemenl wat Ille<! wtth the County Cletk ol Orange County on Match 11 1983 F211tn Publlaned Orenge CoHt Delly Piiot March 17. 24. 31 April 7. wllh the Bid FOl'm lnstructlon1 end R PAUL JOHNSON. 1747 Iowa Condition• and ~Ilona wtMdl St , Coate Meea. CA 92626 ate nO'A' In 1119 end may be MCUted ERNEST J CASREZ, 25143 In the office ol the Director ol c.n.r ... Lail• F0<•t, CA 112630 Purchulng ol Mid 0011ege dl.irlci. RICHARD B MILLER, 2308 Each blddtlf mutt aubmll with h!t w1no•ero Lane, N-port ~acri. bid a cuhler·a check, certified CA 112860. check. or bldder"t bond m•de KEN E STEELMAN. 111782 payable to the Ofder of the Coeet Mac:Anhur Blvd , No 280. Irvine. Community Coll9ge Olatrlct ~d CA 112715. Of Tf'\.111-In an amount n04.... WALTER F "1A°rRANGA 22521 than five percent j5%) of the aum Woodcratt, El T0<0. CA 112630. bid N e gu81ant .. that the blcJOer' lARRY L. SIMON. 228 Calle wlll enter Into tlle propoaad Plrmevera. San Clemente. CA Contract 11 lhe ..,,,. i. -dad 10 nan lllm In the .,,..,, ol tellute to .,., • ., Thia Du~ II con<lue1ed by • Into auch contract. the P<OCMd• of general pwtnarthlj) "" cnecl< will be 10<1eited, Of In Iha K.,., E Steelman CNe ol a t>ond, the lull aum thereof Thia 1t1tement w .. n1ec1 With the will be lorlelted to Hid collage County Clent ot Orange County on dlatrlel M81Ch 21. 1983 No bldd• mey wtt~ hit bid C 0 II a I T T • I T 11 L M A N a IO< a period ol IOl'ty·llw (45) deyw DAVIOSON 111113 •lier the dare Ml tor the ~ A ,.,... Lew Corp. 1288-83 thereof 11712 1119CAl'ttlw 9twd. The Boero or Tf'l.lst-,__ lutte ao the P<IYl!ege ol rejecting"")' and 1114 lrtO-, CA t2715 bldt °' two w-any lrregutentlM Publltlled Orenge Cont Dally '1CTTTIOUI aua .. 11 0< lnl0<mallllM In any bid°' In 1M Pilot, March 24 31, Aprtl 7, 14. NAME aTAttMf:lfT bidding. 1983 The lollowlng peraon It doing NORMAN E W,ATSON Pl&. IC NOTIC£ bu,.,_.... Secreter;. Board of 1547-83 DON MOlLICA"S VIDEO GOLF Truet-Coaat Community SCHOOL. 11751 Slly Park Clrcte, Collage Olt1rie1 NOTICI Of' TMllT'IF9 IALE 1983 Pi\JBLIC NO 11C£ Pl&. IC NOTIC£ Suite A. ltvtne. CA 92707 open· APfll 25, 1983 -11 00 em '--No • ...,.,.1/0llAY Son~~~~d. J::,~n,:~~~~~92~~~ Publlth•d Orenge Coett Dall) u . No. I~ A.aol4 PllOt, Apr" 7. 14, 11183 UNfT CODE F NOTICE 0# TMllTll'I IAU Tllll l>uSl""8 11 conducted by an l843-a:J SOUTHLAND COMPANY .. duly LoM No. ... ,..._. 9Wlo9 lndlYldua~llkl W Mollica Plltl.JC MJTICE appointed Truatea under the aWtep Thta atet-t -~ !Med with the 1o11ow109 described deed o1 tf'l.lat T.t . No. A-o:aoM C ,,,,_ C NOTICE Of' TIIUITU'8 IALI WILL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION '*" c~ A County lertc ol .,..ange ounty on TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR T 0. SERVICE COMPANY .. duty M8ICh 11• 1983 n11sn ~ ........... ~ , .. ) CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR eppolnted Trut1ee unde r the Publlthed Or1nge CoHI Dally NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC. u CERflFIEO CHECKS SPECIFIED IN IOl!Owlng deactlbed deed Of lrvat Piiot March t7. 24• 31. April 7. dvly appointed Tnatee under the CIVIL CODE SECTION 282411 WILL SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION 1983 foltowing deecflbed deed of tnitll (peyeble at the time OI Mle WI lewfu4 TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR 12S~ WILL S£LL AT PV8LlC AUCTION money ol the United SletH) ell CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR right. tllle and lnlanet oon"9r'd to CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN rtaJC fl)TlC[ CASH (payable el ltma of Nie In and now held by It under Mid OMd CIVIL CODE SECTION 21124h lawful money ol Iha Unl*S 8181•1 o1 ff'l.1111 In the Pfoperly "8relnett« (peyable et the lime of Mle In 1-ful YOU AM .. DU'AUL. T UNDeJI A II ...... !Itta and Int ... ----< deKribed money ol the United StalH) ell o.sDOFTMISTOATmJUNI 1t, to ~ .. now held r:'H ~-:.;;; TRUSTOR CLIFFORO W rlgtn, 11119 and Inter-COl\"9r8Cf to 111t ......... YOU TAKI ACTIOM DHd ol Trull In the property ROBERTS JR . Jill W ROBERTS, and now held by h und« Mid OMd TO NOTICT YOUlll "°"'""· herelnafler deectlbed: PATRICK DENNIS GRAY, JENNY of Tf'l.191 In Iha propetty here!Nltet IT MAY N aOU> AT A "'8UC TRUSTOR. OONALO C BERMAN LYNN GRAY. daac:rlbed I AL I . 1 r< Y 0 U NI ID AN 8 married man H hit eole and BENEFICIARY BEVERLY HILLS Truator JACK DOUGLAS ~ATION Of' TMI NATUM aapatata Pfoperly SAVINGS AN 0 L 0 AN BISHOP and JOHN LEON SAXON Of' TMI ....OCIUHNO AQA .. IT BENEFICIARY. CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION Benellclary S·G MORTGAGE YOU, YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A FIRST BANK. 91 Truatee lor Recoroed Octo~ 7. 1980 H CORP recorded Merc:tl 17, 1Nt H LA~fl. MARTJN KLEIN. M o., INC. ln1tr No. 104S4 In Book 13778. -------------------------------------~~~22~~~~1~4. ~~Ofl~~nl~ ~~~~N ~~ot~Aac:ordalnthe -----------------------------------., PaQe 1898 of Oflldel Aac:orda In the T.a ..... --AeQOl'ded ~tier II, 1991 .. off"=-of lhe ~der ol Orange ~National Mortgage Co. ··~ -/las tlie program you are lookillf! for: WE SPECIALIZE L AL L TYPE OF: Residential Loans Industrial Loans Government Loans Apartment Loans Jumbo Residential WITH 0 R EXPERTISE AND QUALIFIED TAFF WE CAN HAV E A FINANCIAL PACKAGE . . TO SUIT YOUR FINA NCIAL NEE D (Ahewt P101ra., Ara Seb)fft To Avallabllttr Aecl ~neel GARY ANDERSON A IU. \'ice Predident /Salet5 Munaser .. oo Norttl Tustin Avenue • Suite 101 Santa Ana, Callfornla • 92705 (71i4) 541 -2983 ., I ol!IOI ol the Aecofder ol Orange NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thet 1netr No 8e58 in book 14284, pega County: County; Mid deed of I/WI daaerlbea on W-*-dey, Apf1I 20, 1N3. at 994 OI Of11c1e1 Aec:orde In tM of11oe Seid deed OI tf'\.llt daect1t>ea the Iha IOl!Owlng 10:00 o'dodl Lm. of Mid d•y. In OI the Recorder ol Onnoe County; rottowtng: Lot 5. Bfock 11 of the Pacific Iha room Ml Mlde lot conduc:tlnQ M k! deed 01 truet deacrlbM the Lot 1 ol Trect NO. 114117 1n the E)eQ1rlC Subdivision ol Roal Tract, Tnm .. ·e s ..... within the olflQea of f<>llowlng Pfop«ly City ol lrvlne, County of Orange. lntheCttyolSanteAna.Counl)lol REAL ESTATE SECURITIES The~ 88.03 f9M ot S lete of Calllorllle u per map Orange. St•te OI Celltomle, u per SERVICE. loceted et 2020 N Iha lllortMMterty 191.0ll ._. o1 Lot recorded In Book 411. pagea 37 mec> recorded In ~ 4. P• 14 of 8toedw8y, Suite 208. tn the City of n of Newpcwt Helgllta. .. per mep I h r o u g h 3 9 I n c I u a I v e o I Mlaoallaneou• M9'>1. In ttie o111ce 01 Sent• Ma. County of Orange, State rec0tded In B()C)I{ 4. Pll09 13 at mlac.llanaout mepa. record• ol the County Reoordar ol u ld of Celllornla, REAL ESTATE Ml1cellanaou1 Mepa, record• ol Mid Orange Countr County. SECURITIES SERVICE. e Celltomle Orenga Coun1)1. Hid dlatancaa YOU AM .. DtFAUL.T UNDER YOU AM• DE'MA.T ~A corporation, u duly appointed being meeaurad along th A DIED 0, TflUIT DATIO ~ 0# TMllT DATIO llta/11. Tn.l• unOat and purauant to t11a SOut,_.erty line of Mid Lot. t -H -IO. UNLlal YOU TAKI u.all YOU TAIUI ACTION TO p-ol Nia conferred In that YOO ARE IN 0£FAUl..T UHD£A ACTION TO ,flOTICT YOUR ""OTICT YOlM "'°"'"'" fT owtell'I o..d of Tn..1 uecuted by DEEOOF TRUST DATED OCT .......... n . rT MAY M IOl.D AT A MAY al tOLD AT A •UaLIC GARY ELDER,.,.. unmetrieO man, 2l, 1911. UNLESS YOU TAKE ""9IJC aALL •YOU NOD AN •ALI. " YOU NllD AN recorded J~ 22. 11181 In Boole ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR lllfl\.ANATlON °"THI NAT\lfm lllfl\.ANATtON Of' TMI NAT'UfW 14110 of Off1c:1a1 ~dt of Mid PROPERTY, IT MAY 8E SOLO AT Of' THI NOCllDINO AOAINaT Of' THC NOCIDMNO AOAJNIT County, •t Peoe 1992. Aac>order't PUBLIC 8~LE IF YOU NEED AN YOU, YOU 9"0Ul.O CONTACT A YOU, YOU IHOUl.D CONTACT A tnm~I No 32898, by,_.. of EXPLANAflON OF THE NATU LAWYlll.. LAWYl:ft. e brMCf1 Of' deleull In peyrnent °' OF THE PROCEEOtNO AGAINST 3 MMlow. ~. CA 82614. 1420 w 3r(J Str .. 1. Sent• Ana, performance ol the obllgatlona YOU. YOU SHOULD OONTACT A "(II • atrHI •ddrau or com· CA 112703 .. cured thereby, Including that LAWYER. mon dHlgnetlon or property la "(II • llraet lddr-Of c:ommon breedl OI' dafeuft. Nolkle o1 Wllictl Addr-of the above property 1 lhOwn above. no warranty le glV9ll dealgnatlOn ol Pfoperty le tnown w• -dad o.oemtier 2s. 1982. l884 Tuetln A ..... Coet• MeM. CA •• to i u completen e11 or above. no w11ranty la g1-\ u to ita n Reeordar"a 1n11rumant No 9:i.27. No wwrenty 19gr_, .. to11 corractneul · The beneflclvy comptet-OI' oonact-)"" The 12 .. M>m. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC cornplat-OI COf"NCl-. under Mid OMd of TNat. by-b•n•llclary under H id Oeed ot AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST The beneflcl8I'/ vndar Mid OMd ol a brnch or default In the Tru11. by rHton of • breach 0t 8100£R FOR CASH, lawful money of Tf'\.let, by l'1IUOll of• br9ecf\ °' obllgatlona HGured thereby. default In the obllgellone aaoured OI the Unl1ed Stet•. OI' • ceahlar"a defeull tn the ol>llgetlona aaoured '*"'oror. executed and dehenld th1<eby. her91ofOl'e uacuted and d1edl drewn on• atate or net!Onel thereby, heretole><e eHcuted end to the underalgned • written dellverecr to the unde relgned • benk. • ateta or laderel credit delivered to Iha underalgnad • Oec:l81eliOll of Oefeult and o.m.nct written OeclereUon ol Oefeutt end union or 9 .,.,, °' i.ctaral uwioa Mttten OeolwatlOn of Oefeult end for S ala, and written notice ol o.meno '°' Sala. and Wfittan n041Cle and ~ ueooletlon ctomlCllad ln Demand fO< Sele, and wrttMn not breadl and ol election to ~ ,,,. 01 brae.eh and of alactlon to ceuaa lhla elate all peyebla el the time of of breectl and ol eeectlon to C*IM u~nect to ... Mid ~ to th• underalgned to Hll ••Id ..... all riQt,1, title and lnter•t Mid the under•lgned to ••II u ld u llafy uld obllgatlona. enO Pfoperly to Mtlsfy Mkl ob11Qetlon9. by It. H TruatH. In that real ptoperly to Nii.tr Mkl therMlter the U!odelligloed C9llMd end therHlter the undertlgned proc>«ty aituete In Mid Count)' and end thereeller 1118 under1lgn uld notloe ol breech e nd of ceUMd Mid notice of breach and of Stei.. daaonbed u flolowe: ~ Mid notice of bfMcfl and alactlon to be r~ Oeoember aleeltlon to be ..-dad Oeoember Lot 11 ol Treic1 No. 3728 .. I* elec:tlon 10 be recorded Octob« lit, 21, 111t2 u lnatr No. 12-«7507 In t3, 11182 N 1n11r. No. H_.36203 ol mep ~In bo01t 134 pagee 1 11192, N l11t1tr. No. 82-371018. o Official Aectorc:l9 In the oftloa ol 1118 Ofllolel A.OOtda In the office ol the and 2 of Mraoelleneou• M.P.. 1n the Mid Oflldel Aeoofda. Raoorder of Orenge CouMy. S8lld AeGOl'der of Orange County me. ol the County Recorct.t of tald HI• will be med•. bu Hi• will be mede, but without 8.ld a.I• will be med•. but ~ "'--ty oovenant OI' wenan~ •·----.. .....-r wltllOut oove nant or werrenty, ..... --without covenant or warran'Je The atreat eddrau or other ex~ or lrnplled, regerdlnel title, lmpllad, regwdlng t pc11111looi. .. Pf-°' tmplled, regerdlng 11 common deelgnatlon ol Ill• real ~. OI' encumbr.,_. 1 or ancumbrenua. to P•Y the pouMalon. OI' en®mbr•~. to Pfoptf'ty herelnebove deacnbed 11 pey the r«netnlnQ pttnc1pe1 eurn ramelnlng prlnolpal aum of t11e pey tne ''"*"lnO ptlnGlpel ~ ol purport4ld to ti. ff 11 AMllllndt Of , the not• MGU<ecf by Mid !)Md note(•) aaourad by Mid deed of I .... nott(1) ~ ~ Mid Deed ol Coet• MeM, CA Trutt, with ~ .. In MIO Trldt, with Int-I .. In M6d noc. Trutt, wlltl tnt....i u 11'1 Mid~.! The undarelgned h ereby prov+ded, .OVlllOM, N eny, ~ewlded, ad1"~o!cieny, _..,T ptoYlded. adVanc... If eny1 "''..,_ dl•ct•lme ell lleblllly tor any the tetma of MIO OMd of Trvtt ,,_ tenne 0 _., Of "'*· the term• ol Mid OMd °' Trvet, lnCOrrtCt,_ 111 Mid attMt IJdclfeM ._, clulrgea llld ~ o1 ...._ °""'VW end ~ of \tie 1 .... cllwoea llnd .-pen-of the OI' otfler common cletiOlltllOn. Trv•* and ol 1118 tniete Ol'Nted Trull• and OI tf\e truete cw.eted by Tf'\.111 .. and of the tr\419 OfMted by lelct .... wlH be mtde WllllOut Mid OMcl of Tl'utt Mid 0..0 of Trvat. Mid o..d ol Trvat werrenty, ••pren or Implied. I aid ••I• will lie held o 8eld .... wlll be MIO on· Mondi)', Seid n l• wlll be lleld ~n regercuno 1111e, potMHlon, or TIMt<l•y. Aprll ti, 1Na et a· Apr!! H , 1913. •I t:OO P m at IM Tlluttdey, AptH 21. , • .,. at t 00 enoumbr1noaa, to attlaty Ille Pm 9' tfla ~A"' en ~ A.,,._ tfllrtft09 to IM p.m et th• Chepman Avenue pt1nofpal balence of the Note °" iO "'-CMcl Oentet ~*I. CMo C.nter l11lfdl09, '00 l!H t e ntrtno• to Ill• Olvlo Center Olller obllOtllon MO\lrtd by Mid CfleC>INrl ""' Orenga. CA. CNc>men A..,.., Otano-, CA &ulldlno, ~ l!ut Cf\~man A..,.., o.ed of TNtl. Wiii\ lnterMt •nd . NOTICl:AT 'TIMtOf'&Altll At th• time of'"• lnltl•I Orange, CA. 011\er aum• It provided tlltfeln, M.AV 8! MADI IN OASH ANO/ publloatton of !Illa notlOe, the total At the time ol the lnllle l pl\le lldVMOM. It eny uno.t the THI CASHllRI OR CUITl'll lll'llOUlllollheunpeidbalenoeoltM publlcatJon of Ihle nottoe. tM tatel Mt"'9 ~ and in..-. Oft --CHICl<I 81"1011'110 IN CIVI obllgetlon MCUfad tlY Ille •bow lll'llOUllt of,,... 11llpllld belanc. of the edit and OM ,._, cNrOM cOOE St!CTIOff 292411• d H otlbad d .. d of ""•' e11d obttg11•on MCUtlld by Ille above -. of'\M T ae.MOI Al the t ime of Ille 1n1tl1 .. 11,.,111.0 ooate, ••HI' .. •. end OHorlb•d d .. d of trull e nd ::: ::::' .. tad by :0 Oeed ot publlOetton ot tllill nottoa, 111e ~anoaa .. t1M,1t1.0t. ••llft'leted ootlt, t 11pen•"· end Trutt, The 10111 &f'flovnt ot ea.Id emoutlt ol tfll unpeld b*1m of 'Ole ~ IMO INr 119 ~..._, ldV-II tll»,984 H . Ob4l91tlon lncllldlng t.-.c>n•bl)' obtlgelloft MOlnd i.1 ttle by ~ (f 41 N'l'.ottt ttle day .... ~t11,..llld1 _,,_1 .,. be()C)tt~ Htlmal•d f .. a. ohtrl .. a nd daaortb•d dHd ot ttuat 1 n ~":.~:'" lla v1 '" .JT.otM .,. ._... ...,....... ot 1M TNI .... et ltle t1m1 eettme!M ooeta, ta~ ... , · bttOfe the ..... ot INHll tM*OatJon ot .... Notlo9, le •dvanoH I• • , , ' ..... "· T ... .., T=.~AHY O.te. Mlf'Ctl It. 11N, t114.ltUt _. ...... IM CIPlf'llrll btd, you TO. lllWICC COM,AHY Otlld· 'Merdl 1t lMS. ~T..._ 11'1 T.O. II .... T~ NM. UTATI ~ t, .... =ANY· ~~ .... .,., • 11.1MC1. a Celle. Corp., -~ '-OAH, INC. 9r "'-' J. ........... • r...... 0 ....... .a. co .. Mtfl' ............ .., O!M City M¥Ct West o..i. ~ .. , ~ ~. /41A.... Ol"tQlr=s• Or• CA ..... ' tolO :,_cr;:w,:.tot °"'Qty 11¥!1. w.tt o..,_ CIA • 11:'1:1-..,_,_CA ~ T• Jt• ,~ °'"* C...• ~ cr=::::"or.. ew. ~ ,...11• •• ~ cw. ~ ,111M1a11M °""'" c.-o.., ""°"~It,~'· 14, ,... ............ _,., '" ,... I,..-....,,~ If, ,... Nit, *""' 11; ,_.. .,, , .. ,.,... • • ~ •• ,...... • • , ..... 1 ..... • • Walking for charity March of Dimes poster child Christopher Martin, 4, of Mission Viejo gets a lift from "E.T." star Robert MacNaughton of Irvine as County Supervisor Thomas Riley ( lefl ) and Fred Owens of Huntington Beach watch. The foursome assembled to publicize the locally sponsored WalkAmerica fund raiser April 24 in three locations: Irvine, Mission Viejo and Fullerton. Owens is chairman of the events. Stunted gr~wth blanied on lack of nutrition WASHINGTON (AP) -A Boston hospital survey that found an unexpectedly large number of children with stunted growth may be an indication of "silent undemutrition" on the move among America's pool\ a Harvard health specialist said. "What worries me most is that the early clinical warnings of damage to health are shewing up under e\.tf'ttnt spending levels," Larry Brown told a Senate panel. "A child's brain cannot wait for economic upswings. "If we i n cr ease nutritional· programs. we probably can reverse this trend within several years," Brown said. "If not. the probability IS that next year I WUJ be able to present ... further evidence of ill health which inevitably occurs whe n nutrition is not adequate." The nutrition subcommittee chairman, Sen. Bob Dole, R -Kan .. called the-hearing because of reports that the nation's economic problems and cuts in federal food help are allowing a resurgence of malnutrition. LITTLE JOHN'S ANTIQUE ARMS, INC. ANNOUNCES AN IMPORT ANT OF FINE CUSTOM DESIGNED AND ESTATE JEWELRY. FEATURING AN ART DECO PLATINUM PIN WITH AN EMERALD-CUT 1.10 CARAT CENTER DIAMOND SURROUNDED BY 5 CARA TS OF DIAMONDS. ALSO FEATURED WILL BE LARGE SOLITAIRE DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, OPALS, BLUE TOPAZ, RINGS, COLLECTIBLE ANTIQUE JEWELRY, WATCHES, NECKLACES, BRACELETS, PENDANTS, CHARMS, FANCY CHAINS, GOLD COINS, GIFT AND DECORATOR ITEMS, VALUED FROM s5 TO •25,000. APPROXIMATELY 250 ITEMS IN THIS SALE. CATALOGS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. NO MINIMUM, NO RESERVE AND NO BUYER'S PREMIUM. TO BE HELD AT THE NE ORTER INN (PATIO ROOM) 1107 JAMBOREE ROAD NEWPORT BEACH PREVIEW: 11 A.M . TO 1 P.M. AUCTION BEGINS AT 1 P.M., 4/10/83 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL: LITTLE JOHN'S ANTIQUE ARMS, INC. (714) 872-4121 Or1ng1 Co11t DAILY PILOT/Thureday, April 7, 1983 Bl 5 <Fill in JV'" interest rote Ju>n·. J We know the answer before you write it in. The interest you can earn in a Commercial Credit Money Market Account is about double your passbook rate at a bank or savings and loan. And, if that's good news, oon- sider this: We guarantee each month you1l get 1 % more than the rate paid on 13 week U.S. Treasury Bills, or our minimum rate, whichever is greater. Currently, our minimum rate is 103 annual interest. To open your Commercial Credit Money Market Account, you only need $2,000. And you may add or withdraw any amountatany time. If your balance dips below our $2,000 minimum, you still earn 10.00% Annual Interest 10.51% Annual Yield* on $2, 000 ar more. 81h% annual interest. And the interest is oompounded daily for a higher yield. Get your account started right now by filling out the attached ooupon or calling our office. Avail- able to California residents only. •1Ja54'<ton dally alfTipt)Undmg ul ~nt rate for a~ Rale ~ub){'Ct to change rrvinthly ~------------------~ 0 I lt're·~ my check for a Money Market Aa:nunt in the amount o( S ($2,000 nun.) l)'pt-of Account· 0 Individual O Joint Tenancy 0 Trust~ 0 Corporate lntll<'nam .. t~l o/ ____ ..,--____ _ ..... pr'IN, My S1gnatu~----------- wOwn~rS1g11ature ________ _ Aa:nunt Addmui--,---------- City ______ SU.tt--Zi.11------ My~SecuntylTu l D 11------- Q!t!IL~~ ~------------------~ • Anaheim, 650 S. Brookhurst St 92804, 774-6740, Co.ta Mt'N, 370 East 17th St. 92627, 645-8700, lluntington Beach, 16075 Golden West St ~2647, 847-7771, MIMlon Viejo, 24395 Ahern l'arkway 92675, 770-2651. Orange, Control Data Homeowner Center 2200 W. Orangrwood Ave. (at 57 Highway I 92668, 973-6880 1bearn • money market futerest · checkwith Now you know why your neighbor banks at m HUNTINGTON laJ SAVINGS:~~IC* Mabt lflllndt 6967W.merAwnu., Corn.rofColdtn Wnt. Huntln~lon Bt-ach 5ooft to Ntwlud Cenwr 8ran<h openi 19?S6 Boach Boulevard. I luntln11ton 8e11Ch Fo.antain V.llty lru\Ch 17431 Brookhunrt, Fountain V&llty ~· • ........ .___.....avmgs. Super Now Checking Money market interest on every single dollar, as long as your average balance stays at $2,500 or more.• Fully insu~d. Unlimited check writing. Checking Supreme Funds over $2,000 (backed by Government securities) earn high money market interest. Funds up to $2,000 (fully insu~d) cam 51/•% interest. Unlimited check writing. Huntington Investment Fund Maintain an average balance of $2,500 or more, and every dollar earns money market interest.• Fully insured. Limited to six drafts. Full checking, full savings, full service Whatever kind of checking or savings account rou want, whatever type of personaf or business finanda service you need, just stop by and see one of our savings counselors. •u your avtrage dally ti.lance falls below S2.SOO, during )'OUr monlhly si.ltment period, (~eral resulatlons ~ulre that your fund.a Hm at IM 5W"' rat lor ttw period that your •c:count IJ below $2,500. ....--;:=---i • • ? • . ,. .. '· I It I I i . I Be Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, Aprll 7, 1883 _Pavarotti to appear at • casino By Tiiie A11oelated Pre11 ATLANTIC ClT\', N.J -lt.allan teoor Luciano Pavarotti hu alsned for ht• flrt\ appearance at a culno hotel -a benefit performance to help reatore the home of 19th-century oompoeer Olwieppe V rdl. PavarotU will appear Oct. 29 for one ahow In a 6,000-aeat tent Re1orta lnternatlonal 1poke1man Phil Wechaler announced Tueaday. The unua ual 1et\ing is "to accommodate what we are sure wW be a tellout." he said. A 1 00 -m e mb e r symphony· orehestra will accompany the singer, the spokesman said . ~. .':" ~ F' NEW YORK -Artist avarottt Andy Warhol Is trying t.o seU the Brooklyn Bridge -or at least a poster of it -for $16 and up. Warhol u nveiled his newest art work T"Ueaday as part of the brld~e·s centennial celebratio n, which will be climaxed by a parade and fireworks May 24. His cr eatio n inc ludes two pri~ts of a photograph of the bridge on blue, orange and yellow backgrounds. The p ost e r w ill b e available nationwide in two sii.es, for $15 and $26. Fancier ver s ions , some Warbol silk-screened and siJ(ned by the artist, range up to $2,000. ''For us, the Brooklyn Bridge is New York City ," d eclared Mayor Ed Koch, accepting a signed poster from the artist . Warhol, he said, is "a s ublime artist . . . a national treasure." "Anything the mayor says is all right,'' .said Warhol. SUV A , F iji -Actor Raymond Burr wants to sell the island in Fiji where he has lived part of each year since he bought it in 1969 for about $11,000. 11111/flCll Tho laland, N11l~ubo, about 160 mil • northweut of Suva, i. belng off~l'Cld for Nle at '2.5 mllllon. Suva real estate aaent David Raga said Burr wants to -ell the Isla nd t o av o i d compllcatlon1 wllh the aettllns of hla ettate after his death. Naltauba la one of lhe largest privately owned islands In the 360-island Fiji group. On the island, there is a 930-acre cattle Burr and coconut farm, 16 staff houaes, a church, a school and a dairy In addition to Burr's house. ATLANTA -Mayor Andrew Young plans to take to the streets -not to march or campaign, but to repair potholes. Young will take tar and shovel in hand today to make 2ood on an offer to personally Yous fill some o f t h e cit y 's p o th oles, s aid p ress secretary Sandra Walker. S he said he would fill a pothole or two. "U you flnd a pothole, come see me," Young had said Monday in a speech to the Concerned Bla ~k Clergy of Metropolita n Atlanta. "I'll fix it myself. There are so few of them that I can make that pi:orruse." Walker said the remark prompted at least 80 phone calls Tuesday to the major's office and to the cit y's s t ree'"\ ma inte na nce department. S he said most of the calls were a mica ble , a nd th a t some people e ven volunteered to help the mayor. "Everyone's been really nice, excepl for one guy on Bankhead Highway who said the whole street is a pothole," she said, "Other than that , ever y bod y said they really appreciate the mayor's interest." Humans look like Lilliputians next lo an 84-f oot King Kong balloon inflated in San Diego to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the movie, "King Kong." Kong still king after 50 years By JERRY BUCK Aa1111t1 • ,,,_ Wfttlr LOS ANGELF.S -Merlan C. Cooper spent months writing about a giant gorilla, but he didn't have the right ending until the day be left his Manhattan office and saw an airplane cloee to New York'• tallest building. Bia story was a tale of beauty and the beast. Suddenly he envis ioned the ending: airplanes attacking the giant ape as he c11ngs t.o the top of the aky9craper. Jlis primitive life would be deatroyed by modern civilization. Cooper'• story, of coune, became "King Kong." Fifty yean later, the pioneer moUon picture still lt1n the lmagjnation and tup at the emotions. The end.lna atop the Emplre State Building I.a a fllm clMmc. The movie baa brought ln more than ~ million tn ft1m rent.ala. Betty Levine of RKO Picture. ln New YOl'k u1d ahe hal booked 25 theater play dates for the next month. It still play• regularly on televWon. "It a~ to the little boy and Utt.le P'l lnlide all of ua, aald Forreet C. AckerrMn, a 1elence fiction ftlm hlatorlan and collector. "We're t.:tnated by thia modem fairy tale of betuty and the l>Mlt. n bad all the lngredtenta: adventure! tma,inatlon. romance and mystery. It WAI aheed or lta time. It wu the •pedal effect.a film of ltl day." The 50\h anntvenary of 111<.lna Kon&" wW be celebrated at the &mplre S\ate BuJldlna in New Yon blOWnl today. An -U..to0t b.ll~n ot KJna Ko~Ul be auecbid to the mocnna mllt atop the Wltll Apa1l 11. ~ frOm the movie will on dMplilr tn u.. &th Awnue ~ d\llinc the aame • • period. It includes an original llCt'ipt, compoeer Max Steiner's hand-written score and a 21 -lnch annature of King Kong. The movie premiered ln New York on March 2 1933. When lt played at the Radio City Mualc Hall and the Roxy Theater, both were filled to capadty. The premiere at then-Grauman'• Chmew Theater ln Hollywood, on March 26, 1D33, wW be re--c:reated on May 26. An orlalnal nitrate print from David 0 . SelJnick'• private oollecUon will be lhown. Guasta ln evening wear will arrive ln vintap can and attend a champagne recleptlon afterward at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, wd TV producer Richard Correll, ln charp of ~ta. 'Dhe largeat collection of 'K!!\i Kon1" memorabllill ever put topther will be on dllplay at the hot.et Fay Wray, the only survtvtna atar from the movie, will be the oo.te.. Also atten<IJ.na w11l be the widow of Willll O'Brien, the anlmator who made Kone come alive on film, and the Widow of Cooper. '11 attended the premiere wb.n I WM only 17 )'Mn Oldi:_~d A.ckertnan. 1"nley had• hup buat of KW! J\.uns ln the forecourt. They had • Nit 1how. The unueual thlna I remember WAI that when Kone w• nmn1na am~k ln New York they uMd a proceu called Ma~ to make th• ~ become ~ on the ICl'een, It had a l"M.l ~ effect when he cUmbtd the Bmp&re Stace ~ With "-Y Wray.'• TM anntverury lhowtnc hen wtll.allo '* the M.-c~procw. l•a•left )rodUClf Dtno Ot lAuNnUll a wDiidt 111CAnf ~in 1878, but lt lolcked both the charril and~"'*'' of the orillML ' LocALHERO "* * * 'h * Thl• entrantlna comedy pro•e!i hard to rHl1t. A warmly rtfrethlng mo"le!' A•tltl,,• (••··~I 11/ It 111/tA /1tl/ I \/I'\ "Joyously 1rown·up, warm·hurted, and clear-fieaded. As ured artistry. Uudp•n hilarity!' t,.,J,, '"''' I II t u, I t lllC I lffom tilt prodUCer °'J 'C>WllOTS C. FIRE" "I.()( 'l\I, llt:IUI" .<II• •• '""· • • •• ,,.. .... .i.. ....... l't I t 11 lllH .H t I • l>t. ""I All• 1" 111111' \IAC lo.A\ •n'1 ftl kl I.A'! A'> It.It "'''" '" \I \ICI\ I\ '"l'H t I<• l',.,.j.,,..i 1,. 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But ~!.~!( any thing la v•i~--..,;,hy the ploua objections and fWlll over N 8 C'a "Casablanca" aerie., starring David Soul, which begins Its spring trial Sunday night? Sure it's a popular cult film, Its fans know lines by heart, and ita star, Humphrey Bogart. personifies the moral man who can separa te good from evil and romance from realism. But , d es pit e "Casablanca" being Ingrained into our culture, la this adaptation any different fro m "M •A•S•H" or "The Odd Cou ple," movies turned into TV series'? And great ones, at that. Do you remember this season's rejec t s er les "Gol d Monkey" and "Bring 'Ern Back Alive'!" Well, th ey were cheap imitations of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." NBC's "Casablanca," at least, isn't cheap or campy. Its problem is that Sunday's opening epiaode just isn't tremendously exciting. Orange Coa11 DAILY PILOT /Thu'9dey, Aprll 1, 1983 87 lntu the 1p lrlt of MHINO 1eriu. "I d idn't cut -1.-00- Hwnp,hrey but. I cut D 8 NEWS Rick,' aaya WOlper, who OHAN.IE'SAHOf.1.1 admit• force-feeding :.1~ NBC with hla choice. HAWAllF'IV&O •'Dav i d ' a a v • r y OVERWY mysterious pereon, much WMlHO ~A RfMOff like Rick." CUNEWS With Soul's hai r ==Q darkened, he amoothly ANOTIERLR captures the gallantry of MOVIE Rick but not as eaaily the •• "S111 Trek II: The Wr1th Of bl tterneas and cyniclam Khan" (19821 Wiiiiam Shttner. Alcat· 11 do Montalban David Soul that was natura y (l)MOVIE Bogart's. There's also too H "Prey TV I t080) Dtt>ney COle-"Casablanca." Wolper much caricature in Soul's man, Archie Hahn called Tinker, who was performance, with his -8:30- watching the same show, pursed lipa, dangling If and an idea was reborn. cigarette and bitten-off OIC1<CAVUT (R) I ' h CONTEMPOOARY HEA1. TH • • t s n o t a n o t er emotions. lawyer, cop or hospital Scatman Crothers as 18NEW8 show." says Wolper. "I Sam, Hector Elir.ondo as BAAHEYMIL.lE1' liked the clear morality Col. Renault and Reuven AOMAHCE TlEATRE of 1941 , when you had Bar Yotam as Ferrari, IHSIDEOH no doubt about good and are stronger. but their -8:41>- COMPAKY IYEOHL.A. WKAP IN C1HC1HNA fl TIC T ~ OOIJOH MAQCll.11.lHAER AfPORT WHAT PNCl HfAl '04 CAAE'1 LIE DlltC'rO.. YOU A8K!O FOfl IT FAMll.YF!UO MOYIE t •.; "Woll l.Mten" I 1958) Btrry Sulllv111, Pt1tt GI..,.. -•:OO-!~~·'·L 'MkAMf. t t~ "Heny And TOlllO" (19741 ettr;;: lkKttyn ·~MAOAZM • "Eneounttr With The Unknown" ( 1975) Documtntll'( N1t11tld by Rod Sel1ing I ~ENC PRE\ll£W8 * ** "Soup F0t One" ( 19821 Saul Rub1ne«. Marcie StrUllTlan ~a:: -8:30- IO CONX> OWWE'S AHOELS LE DETECTOfl IH8IDE STORY INSIDE ORAHOE COUNTY MOVIE t •.; "Alt Baba And The Forty ThltYes' 11943) Jon Hall. M1t11 Moo· evil. There was a lot of c h a r act e r s are not g VIEWERS' CHOICE VOTIHO idealism, people fighting cultural role models, like CJ NBA ~:U. -e:oo- for a cause. People are Bogart's Rick. mSIMOH&SIMOH 181 searching for morality A 1 l i n a 1 J , CBS N£W87:00-GIMMEA BREAK today." "Casa b 1 a nc a " is a N8CNEWS TOOCLOSHOR German-controlled series, which achieved AllCNEWSQ MYST£RY Morroco. mostly at Rick's 80met.hing by not being :a COWAKY MASTERPIECE TlEA TRE. I M'A't'H MANHA!. DIUOH HOT IC!WM\' THE NIWI ll TUCUw~CH HU ITI8T IUJfl ,,,NM THI~~ """"" THIYWMNIAH MOWi U t "fht TWllW Cllalre 11910) Rori MOOdy, f1ank Lertl)tle OOMOV!f t t t "Conan The S.b#lln" ( IM2 Arnold Schwanoneootr. JlllTMll Eatt Jonte. CZ>MOVIE H "I lov1 You" (1981) C.tMllnl Oeneuvt, Jffn·Loule Trlntlgnant -10:30-~ Ls M>f.PEHOEHT HETWORI< 11 TO THE MANOR BORH rm LOVIHO FRIEHOS AHO PERFECT COUPLES -11:00- 1 ft&Tv~~ HEWS FOR THE LOVE Of A CHILD THE JEfF'ERSON8 MAAY HARTMAN. MARY HARTMAN I BUSNS8 RE.PORT P8S LA TE.NIGHT MOVIE • * "Salltl Su;te (19791 Samantha Foa. Healhel Young ( S) LOVIHO FAIEH08 AHO PEAFECT COOPl..ES 0 MOVIE t t t "fatallbur" (19811 N~ Ter ry NICOi W1tharnt0n . -11~-Bi PGAOOlF TOHIGHT G MJt; NEWS HIGKTUHE G)MOVIE • t t 'Ji The Faimer's Oaugl\tllf" 11947) Loretta Young. Josepn Cot· {en 41) 8AHfORO ANO SON 9 PERSOHAL AHAHCE m 700CLU8 ())A NEW DAY IH EDEN The series Is set in bette r -than-average HAPPYDAYSAGAJH I M'A·s·H Cafe Americain, before offensive. JOKER'SWILD DRAGHET th e Uqited States "I didn't want it to lllD BUSINE88REPORT u'f"!'E-starTre!lll.TheWrathOI (t)MOVIE entered World War II look li'ke "Casablanca P.M. MAOAZJE ** • "8arb6rosa" (19821 Willie Nel· -11:40- EHTERTAIHMEHT TOHIGHT Kh111" (1982) Willilm Shatner. Ricer· son Gary BuMy a n d b e f o r e I n g r i d N i g h t on •Th e L ove L,,,..., .", ,,.,,,, do Montetban. ' . h """ ........ , -11:4$-Be r gm an s c aracter. Boat," • says Wofper. . ORAHGE COUNTY TODAY O MOVIE IJ (() OUIHCY with all the stin.kin' gin It doesn't, and that's MOVIE **~ "True Conftak>ns" (19811 (I)CtWV..E.SCHAMPUH TAlXS joints in the w o rld , more than you can aay *** "Klng01Klngs"(t962)Jellrey Rob«tDe N1to.Rober10uvlll WTTHLEONARONIMOY w a I k e d i n to Ric k ' s a b 0 u t t h e f i r 8 t Hunt•. Robert Ryan --~,... -12:00- saloon. "Casablanca" imitation, ~~lots 01 Flre"(19e11een CfJ.~w 11ee11 zoe Tame<111, .~~OfrW ... ~KT ''I wanted the tension an ABC series in the Cross.l1nChaneson Jlcil Thlbelu IN~ of another w oman in mid-1950.. D ~'CHOICE -9:30-IHOEPENOENTNETWORK Paris playing against "They updated it," (I)...., .. "' l a!CH~ NEWS every _w oman Ri c k says Wolper. "Can you **"TheWeddlngParty"(1969)JUI (fllTTAKESTWO CIHOVE.AMERICAH SlYLE meets," says Wolper. think of anything more Clayl>ufg11;CherlesPnuQer WILD,Wll.OWORLDOf (J)MOVIE- What ks ll he -7:30-ANIMALS **• "Exe&llbur" P98t) Mogel Ter· 9 0 ~· "'1UQr~•~" ""''"" iy,_NM:olWlltlamson la the foreign, 1 4 s "Casablanca," with n o nEDAOOAaUSETEST **"~ "The Thlld Day" 119651 W MOVIE . 9 MOVIE H t,; "Thi fOfMI Rlnoere" (19421 Ftld M1eMuttty, SuMt't fier-ttd G MOVI! t t t,; "M11co Thi Mtgnilic.tnt" I 19e8) Horii 8uchholz. am. Sharif O MOVlE t * •.; "KUhrrllrt Run" (1969) P•nell Robel1e, Aletandra Blltedo CD MOVIE t • ,.., "Unceriain GiO<Y" ( 19441 E11ol ~ Paullu~u gJ M0V1E t t •.; "Ramrod" I t947) Joel McC1u Veronltl like 9 EHTERT AINMENT TONIGHT -1:15- CJMOVIE U t 'Eye OI The Needle . (19811 Donald Svthetland, Kate NelltQAn -1~- I a Nee NEWS OVERHIGHT ~TTL£: UP CL06E * • * ,.., "AUantte Cny" (19801 Burt Lancaster. Su..,, Sarandon -1:50- utlMOVIE * • "BeyOlld The Reel" ( 1981) Den· ton Ka'ne. Maren Jensen -2:00-1! ~NEWS NIGHTWATCH ~MOVIE • • "Ms 45" 119811 Zoe Tame<lla, Jact. Thibeau <HJMO'llE * *. ''Stal Ttt• II Tiie Wrath Of Khan" ( t0821 Wtti1em Sht1net, Raf, do Moottlbtrl -3:30-~ = 20 *II "A N11nt f0t EVIi'' (19721 RoO-ia ~IN Egoat t * t "Thi Bible" I t9ee) George C Scott, Pt11t O'Toole OwtC1td Ind nan ated by John Hu1t011 -3:46- rZ) CHAAl.£8 CHAWUN TAUCB WTTH l£OHARO ...aY -4:00- ~ = THEUOANNO .. "Bloodle Goel Latin" (19411 ~· Arlhuf Lake U "I LCM You" (1981) Calhllnne ~. Jan.LOUii Trlntignllll -4:20-9 MOVIE 'H1jaaied" I 1~1 Jin°"""· MWIN Jones -4:311'"- (J) 8UUWINKLE Cl) PAT COUJHS 20TH AHNIVER8ARY SHOW SH compfete llatlng In TV Log CHANNEL LISTINGS 8 KN.XT (CBS> j)t On·TV tD KNBC (NBCI rz, Z·TV 0 KTL.A (Ind I '!ti HBO ID KABC IABCI ~ (Cinema•> Cl KFMB (CBS! CV (WOR) NY , N,Y 0 KHJ·TV (Ind ) QlJ (WTBSI C1i> KCST (ABC> II.I IESPNI ID KTTV (Ind I I .11 I Stlowt I me I C11 KCOP·TV tln<I.) • Spolltgf\1 e KCET (PBSI • <Cable Ne"'~ Network) wor we re b o r l n g t h a n , .,..,...,,·-Aw·-.....,.,,r.&I (J) Ul\Ut" atmosphere. It's almost war, in 1952?" LAVSRHE&SHIALEY& George~d,ElilabetllA&hley. ***'Star Treli 11. The Wrath Of as if the audience has _::_:~~_:..:~~~~~__J~;;~~~~~======~===~~~~~~~~~~~====~~==========:::!:~:::==:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::=~:=~~~==' Cil KOCE !PBS) "MAGNETIC CLASSIC!' LU XURY THEATRES l 1t Twt M1tl .. t Slillw t1is Ofll Y 52 Ji llllltss ClttlMrisl llllltcl Dramaticafly, it bas intrigue and mystery, but the story·is slow and standard TV, sort of a "Gunsnu:>ke Goes to Morocco. "Still, it has potent ial because of those wonderful c h aracters, p e r iod settings and . . . Paris, "we'll always h a ve Paris." Hey, how'd that get in here. David Wolper, fresh f r om his successful "Thom Birds," produced "Casablanca." He was vacationing with his friend Grant Tinker two years ago, when Tinker told h im about being offered the job. of NBC chairman. After saying he'd be crazy to accept. Wolper agreed to d o something for NBC. been lifted form an old movie. Wolper found the or iginal set plans from the 1942 "Casablanca" and lovingly re-created it, a dd ing only one staircase and using the original bar and doors. MatO ON YMI NOVIL aY YMI AUntOll Of' "'LOVI ITOtlr.' -L.A. Times The Outs1<1ers S ll3td44•Xull6l63~25s1 1~-;:,) S Everything was filmed in muted colors and tin~ed in shadows. Rick's cafe is filled with smoke, and Wolp e r eve n considered shooting in black and white, but "the audience would have been disappointed," he aays. The inspiration came during a "60 Minutes" se gment on Now the big question. -::===============::;;;;r====;i W i ll viewe r s be disappointed by Soul, Cable network branches out By TOM JORY •11 u l.-d ~ Wrtw NEW YORK -Kay Koplovit.z, once a novelty as the tint woman president of a natioinal TV network, is at 37 a powerful player in the multi-million-dollar cable TV business. Her reputation as a strategist is based primarily on the succese of her USA Cable Network, which now reaches 16 million homes with a wide variety of programs. She was among the first to recognize the value of live, prime-time sports to cable TV. Introduced in 1977 as the Madison Square Garden Sports Network, USA Cable broadened Its 9Chedule and was the first advertiser-based service to turn a profit, a distinction Koploviu attributes to that diversity. "USA oould never have gotten off the ground without the sports base, because it's a very desirable product for advertiaen -top-of-the-line sports events. There ia a value in it for them," she says. Now, she says, "We're into sports, we're into children's programs, shows for women, rock concerts. I think we have been distinguished by our ablllty to bring different fonnats to a merent parte of the day." USA Cable made "a few pennies" as recently as 1981, fell back into the red in '82 and probably won't make money in 1983. But. Koploviu says, "We will come in better than our budget. USA Cable is on aolld fooUng." That'• important in an industry that has aeen two major program eervices. the high-culture CBS Cable network and RCA'• Entertainment Channel. 0011.apee in recent month.a under heavy debt. She won't diacue8 USA Cable's finances, but predicu revenues for the industry totaling $300 million for 1983 and $2.5 billion by 1990. She estimates that five adverti.aer-backed cable aervlces will survive the decade, and USA Cable's share of the pot in 1990 will total about $500 milJJon. ''Our income haa been growing at a healthy rate every year." she aay.. apeaklng now of her own lel'Vlce, "and lu1 year, for the flnt time, advertiaJ.na exceed ed ayatem revenue. Th 11 year, revenue from ..:lvertlllna will be even puter." The MCl'e1, she "'>"• la in keep(na both viewer and~happy. . ~have been ... to eatabliah broed appeel amon1 cable 1ubacrtt>.n," K.oplovltz expJalna, "while offerinC advert1-n lM opportunity to tar•t t heir tMIM... to apecllic audience• at d!.f&n.nt dmel of tht da,y. We are appeallna to • much bro1der audr•nce than are the narrow~" Kopaovta p-ldua\ed ftom the UnJwntty of Wilc:onain and earned a master'• dearee from MJcbl~n State Unfvenfty with a thetta endtled "The Poll\.lcel Ramification. of International S.teWte C4mmunbtionl.'' 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When you purchase any new Ranger built after Decembe r 1, 1982, you get the 9.9% annual percentage rate. And that's just the beginning. As an incentive to buye rs who want and need larger cars and trucks, Ford and Lincoln-Mercury are sponsoring spe- cial annual percentage rates that can save you hundreds of doll ars over the period you finance your purchase. If you finance for 12 to 36 months,*• you '11 get an 11.996 annual percentage rate o n any new llD, Marquis, Mustang, C.apri and such fine luxury cars as Mark VI, Lincoln 1bwn Car and Continental. If you finance for 48 months, you ·11 get an annual pe rcentage rate of 12.9%.** Great deals for truck buyers, too. TI1e san1e annual percentage rates of 11.9% fo r 12 to 36 mo nth contract5 and 12.9% for 48 month contracts apply to new light conventio nal trucks ( excl ud- ing 6.9 diesels), to new Range rs built before Decen1ber 1, 1982, and to new Bron co~ and the all-new Bronco II. The cash alternative . If you 're a cash buyer, you will receive a check for $300 direct fro m Ford when you purchac;e any new Escort, Lynx, Mustang, Capri, LN7 o r EXP Som e fine print.. You n1ust order your new Ford o r Lincoln-Mercury vehicle fro m a par- ticipating deale r before April 30, 1983. Or take d e livery o f a new car o r truck fro m stock by May 31, 1983. There is a limit of o ne per qualified retail buyer and dealer contribution may affect cus- tomer savings. See your authorized dealer fo r details. • Ba~ed on a comparison of three major ll.S. auto makers by an 111tlepende111 research ft rm of 11 ,000 new au and light truck owners. Srudy V."clS bac;ed on things gone wrong three months after purchase on 1982 model cars and truck'\. • • Example of a typical contract wilh a total cac;h price of $10,000 with a $2,000 down payment. Your monthly payment would be S265.33 fo r 36 mo nths at 11.9% AI~R. or S214.22 fo r 48 months at 12.9% A.P.R. MERCURY LINCOLN I I I 1- DlllJ Piiat THU"'SOAY, APAIL 1, 1H3 COMICS ca Corona del Mar stays unbeaten in tennis with easy win. ~4. .John grinds down Milwaukee By JOHN SEV ANO of'IMDlllJ .... ataft It'• not 10mething the Ansel lnfleldera do coNJCioualy, but when Torruny John goee to the mound their bodies are auddenly more Umber, thelr reflexes more agile and their eyes more alert. lnfleldera, riai1l4I to the occaaion, made last night'• 4 -3 win over the Brewers at Anaheim Stadiwn look u effortle. u a Reggie Jackaon home run awing. only three batters over the minimum during the final eight lnninp. Tommy John and Geoff Zahn, you're • little more ready. That's because they know when T J ia on, Uke he wu last night, they're going to see plenty of action. lt'a a time when their gloves become almost u important, If not more so, than their bats. ''The way I pitch, I get better u the game goee on," noted the veteran eouthpaw. "lt'a imperaUve, the way I throw, to have good infielders behind me. l live and die with them. Shortstop Tim Foll and third baseman Doug DeClnC'el were the buafest infielders wt nJght with Foll collectJ.ng eight ground ball putouta and DeCinces three. "When Tommy la throwing his game, and throwing 1trlkes, you know you're going to get the ball," said FoU. "It's nice playing with him." "I've said all along 1 think our lnlleld deferae and our outfield defenae is one or the better one. ln the game. I think the quality or our defenae, plus our offensive production, makee our pitchers that much better." Tim Foli John, after weathering a first-Inning Milwaukee assault, was vintage TJ, and the "Thia group is aa good, or better than any I've ever played with.'' The numbers pretty much tell the story as 14 of Milwaukee'• 27 outa were of the ground ball variety. John (1-0) alao faced "l'm looking fo11 each pitch to be hit at me," DeCinces concurred. "Of course, I'm that way all the time, but with guys Uke All the defense in the world couldn't have helped John survive a Milwaukee three-run, first-inning attack. It started when Robin Yount, last year's American League MVP, sent a screaming line drive to (See ANGEµ, Paae CC> Houston can't stop Landreaux HOUSTON (AP) -Loa Angeles centerfielder Ken Landreaux has the Houston Aatros surrounded. Landreaux pilfered Houston for six RBI en route to a 16-7 victory in Tuesday night's .eason opener. It was the same story last rught as Landreaux smacked a two-run bases loaded single to rightfield in the eighth inning to snap a tie and lift the Dodgen to a 4-2 victory. Houston Manager Bob Lillis said the Astros had not been able to carry out their game plan on Landreaux. "Landreaux llk~ the ball up." Lillis explained. "He is a fast ball hitter and we haven't been able to get it down. He also waits for the ball real good. On a breaking ball or off a(>ffd pit.ch, he does real well waiting." Landreaux had to wait until the eighth inning last night to break a 2-2 deadlock with a line single torightfield off reliever Dave Smith that scored pinch hitter Riclt Monday and pinch runner Derrel Thomas. Loe Angeles 8COl'ed runs ln the flratinningooalingleby.Dusty Balcer and in the fourth on Mike Marshall's double. Houston matched \hat wtth Ray Knight's second inning RBI single and J09e Cruz'• single in third Inning. But the A.ltroe couldn't match Land.reaux in the eighth inning. Ken Landreaux "He just didn't hit the location," Landreaux said of Smith. "I'm sure that's not where he wanted to get the ball on me. I know concentration is the key for me. If my concPntration is good, my hitting will be good." Landreaux's early domination of the Aatros is no surprise to Dodge r s Manager T o mm y Laaorda. "He's been rutting the ball like that all spring," Lasorda said. "It's just a continuation of spring training for him. I couldn't be more pleased with the way he's swinging the bat." Astroa pitchers walked 10 batten and the Dodgers stole six bases, their biggest theft total in nine years. "We let them have too many runnen on base," Lillia said. "You can't do that with a team like the Dodgers." Trojans blitz UCI • • 1n tennis The rugged schedule that the UC Irvine tennis team is facing is be · · to take its toll. ~1nteaters , who met top-ranked Pepperdine last Friday, took on fourth-rated USC yesterday and the Trojans came away with a convincing 8-1 triumph at the Irvine Racquet Club. "We normally play well when we play with e m o tion ." commented UCI Coach Greg Patton. "We didn't· play with emotion today. I figured we'd come out hungry after the Pepperdine match but we must· be on a diet." The most exciting match of the afternoon was the singles confrontation between former Corona del Mar High product Antony Emerson of USC and Irvine's freshman Stephen Aniston. Emerson survived a pair of match points late in the third set and took a 6-7, 7-6. 7-6 triumph. Emerson won the tiebreaker in the third set, 9-7. Earlier in the set, Aniston enjoyed leada of 5-4 and 6-5 and served for the win, working to match point in each game. But Emerson 1taved off the threat and eventually took the tiebreaker. UCI's Bruce Man Son Hing won his seventh straight singles encounter, topping Todd Witsken. 7-5. 6-l. Smith loaded the bases wtth a single to Marahall and walks to Monday and Steve Sax prior to Landreaux'a second game- winning hit. The Dodgers are idle today, then open a nine-game homeatand against Montreal tomorrow (l o'clock). The opener is a sellout. USC swept through the doubles, wi\h only Ruben Percze k and Mark Ramos extending the Trojans to three seta. ~,..."'"°.,,ca.,...._ USC's Antony Emerson (left ) ) , a product of Corona d e l Mar High, hits a backhand against Stephen Aniston yesterday. Estancia pushes Mesa out of tie for first Five teams remain within one game of each other atop the Sea View League baseball atand1no following &tancia's 3-2 victory over C.OSta Mesa last night at TeWinkle Park. The Eagles knocked Mesa out of a tie for first place in the Sea View with the win and climbed into a three-way tie with the Mustangs and Saddleback at one game behind co-leaders Irvine and El Toro. A clutch relief perfonnance by junior right-hander Scott Snow helped the Eagles cling to the lead in the latter portion of the contest. Snow entered with two on and none out in the bottom of the sixth and Estancia holding a 3-1 advantage. He atr\lck out the fint hitter. hit the next batter to load the bases, then induced a ground ball forceout at the plate. However , the Estancia catc her attempted to complete a double play aft.er the force and threw the ball into right field allowing one run to score. Mustang base-runner Steve Donnay then tried to come home with the tying run, but was cut down at the plate on a close play. Snow proceeded to set down Mesa in order in the last of the seventh to pick up the save. Eagle starter Jon Johnston. who allowed j\ut two hits, struck out five and walked two. wu cred.lted with the victory. • FJ-tancia. which never trailed ln the cont.est, pushed over the first run of the game in the top of the tint as Steve Johnson and Mike Campeau walked. and after a ground out. Rueben Johnson squeezed home the run. . The Mustangs evened the score in the second. thanks to an RBI single by Phil Kos. But F.stancia regained the lead in the third as Steve Johnson reached on an error. stole aeoond and sprinted home as Steve Nichols doubled to the gap in right The eventual winning run was scored in the top of the sixth when Rueben JohNIOn singled to right to 9COre Nichols, who beat a throw to the plate. If enry's days .numbered at HB? They are the new klds on the block. On the surface the Huntington Beach High Oilers would appear to be a force to be reckoned with in Sunaet League football this fall -but there are tome potential pit.falls behind the .cenet that do little to enhance hopes that 1982 wun't just a fluke. Titles every two decades -1926, 1948 and 1966 -gave the lmpreulon that it might not be until 1986 before the Oilers would open 1ome eye1 again, but Huntington Coach Greg Henry and a aolld band of junion turned \hinp inside out last year with a 1perkllng 'campaign, gaining a CIF Big Five Conference berth and advancing to the aecond round of the playofb. Now, however. that bue ls rapidly erodtnc. to the point which find• It a diltlnct pombWty that the Ollcra may not PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON even make it through spring practice with • head coach . A full time job offer with the Long Beach Fire Department in May f1aure1 to confront Henry and he admits It may be too much to turn down. "I'm not colnc to decide until ft happens," aaya Henry. In lhor\, the Sun1et Leaaue Coach of the Year ill llvtna proof that tMre really I.I no 1uch thina u a C.O.Ch of the Year -lt'a a Staff of the Year. Every year head co.chea p149d for a lit\l~ •recognition for their assistants (which usually goes unheeded). And at Huntington Beach, that base to Henry's foundation la being shaken. First il was Alex Henderson, who ran the defense. ~pting the head coaching job at Savanna High. And, usiatants Howard horn and Mike Dodd are still forced to coach as walk-ona. Then. there is Henry himself, who has been walking a tight.rope since he took the job two yean ago. Kurt Clemens is Henry's only on-campua aaaiatant. Only aome sleight of hand kept Henry on the t8Ching roUa theee past two yean and he's aware just how tentative things are In the t.eachlng area. The Long Beach Flre Department, however, may be beckoning 900n and If ft doea -ft might j\ut be a one~way (See HB, Pqe Cl) Irvine, El T:oro stay close tO top • 111 Sea View lrvlDe ~·· v.....-and El Toro continue to hold . firm 4· l Sea View Leacu• baHball record.a followlna ~· vtcton.. "'-at for Newport Jtut,ar, C.crom clel Mar, Unlwraty and South ea.et Leaau• entrie-LaiUJta BMch and Woodbrtqe! It WM. day .., would ~ .. IOQI\ lcqlt. Hint'• how It went: them Iona t9 ntabU1h themMIVH •• they took •v•ntace of tome wild = '°record a pair of three·n:n Thtte Walka and RBI elnaJee by Rod Poluant, Carlot Gaudier and Mike Henipn pt It Nrted ln the tint tnnll'\I. then another free ,_ ett thinct up for Poillant'a two-run anal!: f<?llowed by another RBl bat hit by Mrupn. Bon Viar& allowed )Alt four hltll and a waUt ln Nlitf for Newport'• Sailon, but the dan\119 Md *"' done. Newpo,t ~ ttna for~ NN • ~ r ln three of the f!nt four innb\lli led by Joe James' triple and eventual ecore on a fielder'• choice ln the -=ond lnnlna· 'The Sailors faU to O·~ In teeaue play. El Toro 10, CdM 0 Gar; Plier ~ ~ one hit and 11Nek out eewrt tn a lix-lnninl ltlnt f« El Toro. And Todd J.na)ehatt CG\tnbuted tWo etnalH, '1eored twice and knocked ln three rune. wh.Lle BW Wella had two RBI from hl• two 1ln1lea In three ·~ Robbie Gonzalea 1t.roked a tElwo-pn llncJe ln the third inning and "l 'Of'O WN on lta way. Corona del M.at, • four~time ctefendtna S. View 1..-,ue champion, dropped to 1-4, three pr.nee off the pece. Saddlebadt 6, Uni•e"lty 4 Unlveralty'a Trojan• matched Saddlebec.k lnnina for 1nntna unUJ the elx1h wbft\ they CxNld no\~ tM Roecln.u\nen' two nma u s.dcUebldt ttayed wtthln a pine ol tlnt pa.ot <SM Plt&P. Pa .. ct) f Home runs lead Bucs, Rus tlers Golden West College's Bob Grandstaff and Orange Coast College's K evi n R eime r continued their home run derby yesterday, banging out two homers apiece in leading their teams to South C.oast Conference baseball victories. Grandstaff, the Rustlers' sophomore second baseman. belted a two-run shot in the first and a solo drive in the third to lead Golden West to a 4-3 victory over visiting Mt. San Antonio. He now has six homers on the season. Reimer. the Pirates' designated hitter, also upped his total to six with a two-run homer in the third and a solo shot ln the fifth aa OCC topped visiting Cyprea, 7-1. At Golden West, the Ru.stlen moved to within 1 ~ gamei of conference-leading Santa Ana as starter Lann¥ DeRoae a nd reliever Beje Mahoe combined to 9Catter seven hits. M~ entered the game in the seventh and 1truck out five Mountie. while allowing just one hit. IronTcally, the Ruatlera' winn.lng run was walked acroa the plate in the fourth lnnina in the penon of Doug Irvine who had opened the frame with • alngle. Orancai.lf, meanwhile, has 26 RBI thl• aeuon and la batlina .324. At OOC, Ret~r ran his RBI total to 21. He hu knocked ln 16 n.an1 In the lut five eamee. In addition, the fl'eshman from Canada la two homers ahy of the ac:hool record owned by Tom Du.aan and Chris Johnlton. COry Colllna• w nt the dlttance for the Ptratee (7 .!J In confenncle, 14-' ove."11~~ llrlk.lna out flve whJJo walldnc UU"ee an() acettal'in& five CyJ)n!lll hlta. Dave Tinoco .aditd • home run for the Buca, whlle Sal D' Al-.nd.ro l1nllhed the ct.y at S-fot"-4 wUh 1n llB1. Cl Or•nge CoHt DAIL V PILOT tThurtO•V Aprtt 7. 1983 ,,,--------------------------------------------------------------------t Marine r club Yankee Gervin 76ers' bid Car accident can't d e ter A's pitcher From AP dispatches OA KLAND -Oaklund A 's 111 pitcher Mike NorrlB crashed his sports car into a telephone pole on the way to the• ballpark yesterday, but the right-hander shook off the scare and took the mound as scheduled against the Cleveland lnd1ans. "The front wheels locked on me," said the 28-ycar-old right-hander. "l totaled my car.'' Norris, driving alone In a new BMW. said h e was coming around(tl-W-i{lding turn '" the open h)ils at about 25 mph when the accident occurred. He said it w as fortunate the telephone pole was there. "It was off the mount.am or into the pole, one of the .._ _ _, two,'' he said. NORRIS Norns said he was "very scared" and "shakmg all over" after the accident but was not hurt. Quote of the day De l Harris , Houston Rockte>ts coach, amqumg a rival team: "Denver doesn't run any plays. That's why they're hard for us to defense ·· Gr e tzk y ignites Edmonton Wayne Gretzky soored four goals, m two of them o n s hort.handed ' breakaways, to pace &:imonton to a 6-3 victory over Winnipeg in the operung game of their Natiunal Hockey League Smythe Division semifinal playoff series last night in llimonton. Gretzky added an assist and tied NHL records for ·the fastest goal at the start of a period other than the first (nine seconds into the second), most short-handed goals in a game and for most goals in a period -three in the second . . . In other NHL playoff action, Eddie Beers scored during a scramble in front of the net at 10;27 of overtime to glve Calg¥)' a 4.3 win over Vancouver . . Bobby Smltb scored on a power play with 22 seconds lefl to lift Minnesota to a 5-4 win over Toronto .. Larry Paley's empty-net goal with one second remaining capped a four.goal outburst in the third period and carried St. Louis past Chicago, 4·2 . . Brent Petenon snapped a rebound into the net early in the third period to give Buffalo a 1-8 decision over Montreal Bryan Trottier scored two of New York's three power-play goals as the Islander stopped Washmgton, 5-2. Todd Cru1 hit two homt1 run1 ln a 111 i&mo for ~ flrat llnMI In hla rn.jOf• IHflUI career 1ut nlih\, drlvtna In four runa, and lt'h handcir Mau YouDI plt.cht--d 11t1vun 1lrona lnnln.i-to wln hi.I d~but In the: majol'9 u s .. ult• tu.ndc.od the Nt-w York Yankees a 6-2 ltf'tback In thu KJnadome. The Mariners havt-" 22·12 rt'COrd .. tialrut the Yankeft In th" KJngdomo'a ... ven-year hi.awry . , Detroit pitcher Dan Petry workro "'""" lnn1ng1 afwr a ahaky atart and the Tl(lon came from bt"hlnd with five runa In thP alxth Inning to dt'ft'i.t the Twlna, 9-~ . . . Jobn Lowenttt'ln <.-untrlbuted three slnglea to Baltimore's 14-hlt att.9Ck and drove In thr~ runs •• the Orioles romped put KaMU c"uz City. 11 .1 . . . Mike Norris shut out Cleveland on two hllB before leaving In the sixth Inning because of lightening back muscles and Rickey Henderson walked four times and made a Cine defensive play as Oakland stopped the Indians, 5·3. Dwayne Murpby contributed to the A's attack with a two'-run double in the third which made the score 3-0 . . . George Wright's two-run double an the fifth inning led Texas to a 4-1 victory over Chicago. Padres off to fas t start San Diego leadoff batter Gene a Rlcbard1 collected three hits, Including a homer to open the game, as the Padres beat San Francisco last night, 5-3, to sweep their season-opening two· game series. Left·hander Dave Dravecky got the victory with his first complete game of his major-league career Elsewhere in the National League, Al Oliver hit a pair of homers, his first breaking up a pitching duel between Steve Ro1era and Fergason Jenldne 1n the seventh inning, and carried Montreal to a 3-0 season-opening victory in Chicago . . . Pitcher Bruce Berenyl let in two Atlanta runs on a wild pickoff throw and a wild pitch, Glenn Hubbard ripped a two-run single and Pascual Perez pitc.hed a seven-hitter as the Braves beat Cincin.na ti. 5-1. Baseball today 1979 -Ken Forsch of the Houston Astros pitched the earliest no-hitter - chronologically -in major league history w ith a 6-0 decision over the Atlanta Braves at the Astrodome. ll came in the Astros' second game of the season. In joining rus brother, Bob, who pitched a no·h1tter a year earlier, the Forsches became the first set of brothers in major league annals to pitch no.hitters Bob pitched his for the Sl. Louis Cardinals on April 16. 1978 ~ainst Philadelphia. 1977 -The expansionist Toronto Blue Jays began their major league odyssey with a 9.5 triumph over the Chicago White Sox at Toronto's Exhibition Stadium. 1970 -Thrtt weeks after movmg their franchise from Seattle to Milwaukee, the former Pilots played their first game as the Brewers and lost 12-0 to the visiting Angels. igalos returns to Fairgrounds tomorrow Dennis "Siggy" Sigalos returns from the British Leagues for a one-night stop tomorrow "hen speedway motorcycle racing enters its serond tveek at the Orange County Fairgrounds. I Last week, a crowd of 8,750 showed up for the .peedway o pene r to break all season opener f!tendance records at the fairgrounds in Costa r esa. , Promoter Harry Oxley said some 2.000 fans • . l>REP BASEBALL. • • • ~rom Page C1 ~the Sea View League. : Colin Cate had an RBI single in the first inning ~d slammed a two-run homer in the third frame, ~d G raham Everett (2-for-4) and Jason Gentile (Z-for-4 with a double and triple) helped at the flate for Uru. But Saddleback's Eric Jordan (2-for-2), Mike 8aker (2-for-4) and Leonard Damian (2-for-4), along with Jesus Ochoa's two-run triple, won out. Saddleback rested Damian for its duel with Costa iMesa tomorrow . The right-handed Damian. a ,iophomore, fanned 28 batters in rus last two starts (13 against Foothill, 15 against Corona del Mar). Sao Clemente 7. Laguna Beach 4 San Clemente's Jim Devine whacked a two. run triple for the winners. but five other markers were of the unearned variety as Laguna Beach played giveaway with seven errors contributing to lhe downfall. The Artists struck for four runs m the fourth hrung to take a 4-3 1ead before the roof caved in. ,. In that four-run burst there were singles by thad Mahoney and Doug Pritchett helping to load lhe bases, then Dru Murphy slugged a towering fly to the outfield to clear the bases, but it was only a "ingle because the umpire ruled Murphy paS&ed a ).eammate on the base path. : The win keeps San C l emente unbeaten 'through three South Coast League games, while )Laguna Beach falls to 1·2. lMission Viejo 21, Woodbridge 5 ' The Diabl06 combined 18 base hit.s with eight :Woodbridge errors and exploded for 16 runs in the ;fifth and sixth inrtlnp. I Dan Saeger and BW RWl8ell each had a triple .and double for Woodbridge, but Mission Viejo answered with a double, three triples (two by Jon lPeace) and a ~run homer by Rob Boltano. Scott Hampton was alao tough at the plate for .Mi.aion Viejo, collecting three singles In four trips ~-the plate. Mission Viejo 18 now 3·1 ln Soulh Cout ~&,8\Je play, Woodbridge is 1-3. INewporl Chrialian 12-4 I Davtd CWay, a 6-4 junior left-hander, st.ruek put 17 and llmltAtd Aclldemy League foe Captatrano 'Va)Jey Chrlatlan to two 1tn1 lea aa Newport 1Chriltlen upped Ill l..,ue record to 2·0. !Moffet finishes second tNDlANAPOLlS -Form.r Newport Hatbor l9h 1tandout John Moffet, now attendln1 tanford 01\lYtralty, llnl1h~ 1econd In the 00-yard b~• ai lut ni&ht'a U.8. abort NIUonaJ IWtmmina champlomh)pe, Mott~ had a llme ol l :&9.98. The winner wu Solti. ot Tarpon 8prtnp. n.. with a Ume of • were turned back and parking lots were closed at 8:30 p.m. Sigalos, one half of the world's best pairs champions, has been competing on the British circuit. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. with the first race set for 8. Parking and event programs are free . Admission is $6 for adults, $2 for youngsters, ages 6-12 and free for children five and under. I - • !!PHELPS) SPRING SUIT SPECIAL All through the month of April. we're offering our entire line of new spring suits at 10% off. SELECT FROM OUR FABULOUS VARIETY OF TIMELESS CLASSIC SPRING WEIGHT SUITS. # 8 Fa1hlon l1land Geor1e Gervin'• three-point tl•tld m aoat at th buuer 1ave tht-Sam Antonlo Spurt a 112-109 vletory over Phlladwlphla lut nljhl, doprMJll thti 78ett of a chMJ'l(.'t! "' tie for tht1 bt411t rocord ln National 81&1ketball Auoch1tlon hiltury Tho Slxcl'9 ar • nuw 62-14 with alx garr1e1 remaJnJn(I 'Thuy had bettn tryln.i I.() match thl' 197 l-n ~ An e le1 l.ak .. n ' record or 69 vktorle1 In 111 reiulur 111•1uon . Elacwh_,re In thl' NBA, <.'t"ntt.•r Daryl Dawkin• 11corcd a teuon·hJah 2~ polnlll to lead New Jersey to a 121 -11 0 victory over lndiun 41 Dawkins had six dunk.ii . Roy Tolbert came off the bench to .c:ore 20 pointa m pacing Detroit to a 107 96 triumph over Washington MIMN The Bulle ts ore l 'h games behind Atlantli in the battle for the last playoff spot In the F.aatem Oivwon . . Robert Pariah 1rored four points and blocked two shota in the final 1:36 to help Bo.ton to a 102-98 decision over New York ... Eddie Johnson poured In 26 points to lead Kansas City to a 130-113 triumph over Denver . . . Caldwe ll Jones scored a season-high 25 points to help Houston snap a six-game lo~ung streak with a 101-99 victory over Dallas. The loss extended the Mavericks' losing str eak to six. Fouts considering USFL? Daa Fout1, the National Football II League's passing yardage leader the past four years, has planned a meeting with Commissioner Cbet Simmons of the United States Football League. apparently to discuss the possibility of signing with a USFL team, his attorney, Howa rd Slu1ber, said yesterday. Fouta, 31, became a free agen\ following the San Diego Chargers' 1982 season . . . The Rams have named Pete Donovu as director of public relations. Donovan, 39, a sportswriter for the Los Angel~ Times for the last six years, succeeds J erry Wiicox, who held the post for 17 years . . . Jeff Koatoff and Rick Carey set American records last night and Tracy Caulkins won a N!COrd 43rd national title with her third straight victory in the 200-yard backstroke during the first round of finals in the U .S . short_ course swimming nation al championships. K06toff, from Upland, defendt!Q h e r national s_h o r t course vic tory in the 1,000-yard freestyle with an American record time of 8:48.57, while Carey, from the University 'Of Texas, broke his own American record with a time of 1:44.43 in the 200 backstroke ... Oregon State basketball coach Ralpb Miiier admits he has talked to Kansas Athletic Director Moote Johnson about returning to his alma mater to complete hlS coaching career. "But it was a very casual ~n~rsation," Miller said . . . Denver Broncos cornerback AaroD Kyle, a veteran of seven seasons in the NFL. announced his retirement yesterday. Television, radio TV: Basketball Lakers at Phoenix. 6 50 pm., Channel 9. RADIO: Basketball -Lakers at Phoenix, 6:50 p.m .. KLAC (570). Baseball -Milwaukee at Angels, 7·25 p.m .. KMPC (710). HB FOOTBALL • • • From Page C1 exit for Henry, and the Olien. It aUll t.akee the le81 of a fuUbeck 1JXe Danny Thomp1<>n to move the o.11 on the pounc_I and the ann of an Eric Lawton to move It t.hrOuJh the air, but without th~ blue chJp coechJna •Yttem. the ed&e ta loet. "Aul.It.ant roachca,'1 mUMd Henry the oth~r dMy. "Everyone la looking for them. I juat hope tht>re att some arou.nd to do It (UU. tall). "For three yean now I've ntVer really known what'1 going on and it 1eem1 thlnp att renrUnc bock to the days of Dave Van Hoor.beke when he was runnin6' around here doing every phue of 'th~ job. You simply can't do It." Van Hoorebeke wu the Ollen' coeich for four years and proved the fact you can't do It alone. He was 4-31-1 during that apAn and all ~got for four years of working a double 1hJft waa his walking papers. Henry arrived in 1981 and afpeans to have put thmgs ln order with the help o a eolid ataff, but walk-on staffs last just ao long -and therein lies the crux of the situation -time la running out. So if this is such a big problem, why isn't It the same nightmare for &:il.9on High? That's an easy one to answer Where there's a will (at the top) there's a way. • • • SCOTT DOUGLAS, the junior basketball pros pect a t Corona del Mar High who was hospitalir.ed during the recent Sea View League campaign because of a single-car accident, ts apparently on the mend. He's expecled to be released from St. Jude Hospital in Fullerton in the next 2·4 weeks and IS scheduled to return to achool in September. Therapy has brought his left aide back to near normal and his right side is making marked improvement aft.er the initial paralysis. A recent visit home provided more therapy - watching his friends play basketball gave Douglas additional incentive to get back on the floor. Douglas' best effort of the '83 season was 11 points in the Sea Kings' 58-56 overtime vtctory over F.&tancia. Saddleback rolls Mark Henkel and Steve DeAngelis powered home runs yesterday, and in the process, moved Saddleback College further ahead in the Pacific Coast Conference baseball standings as the Gauchos rolled to a 12-2 triumph over visiting Imperial VaHey. Saddleback. 6-2, and leading the pack in the PCC's Northe rn Division, scored in every inning but the fifth and seventh, rougtllng up four lmpenal Valley pitchers for 13 hita. Henkel led the charge with a 2-for-3 outing and three RBI. His home run came with a man aboard in the sixth lnning. Be rke bile named All-CIF Newport Christian High's Stella Berkebile, a 5-11 junior who !ICOred at an 18. l clip, has been named to the All-CIF small schools women's basketball team by the First Interstate Bank Athletic Foundation's All-Southern California Board of Athletics. Cherie Nelaon of Marshall Fundamental was picked as the division's player of the year. See And Compare ••• Hundreds oft 9831/2 and 1984 autoDloblles. 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I!~, Colo .. 2 12 72 (MMI tftCO(O. old tac:OtO 2 14 07, Caul~lna. 18781 2 Repp, Eden Prerrle, Minn , 2 14 37 3 RlloclenllaOgll Clnelnnall 2 14 46 4 Ttelble, Btoolllllkl, Wle, 2 17 30 6 G~ Gtenll.tele, Pa.. 2' 17 90 II Wlnoa, ElllCOll City, MCI 2 17 16 200 fly -1 King. Nuhllljle. 1 se 28 2 Mc<l•ath, Loulavllle, 1.51.37 3 Hoganeacl. Jecilaon•llle, fla , t 58.84 4 N~, Felr Oa~a. 1 58 87 5 W1g1tafl, Sh1wnH Mlulofl, Kan . 2:00.44 II McQulrk, Cl\u•llllYllle, Pe , 2·00.112. 200 b•<:k -1 Caull1lna, Nnllvllle, I $8 15 2 RIH n, O•••l•nO Patk, Ken . 2 00 48 3 Mnehall. Met .. tta, Ofllo. 2 00 88 4 L-NMhVllla 2:01 45 5 8odnw. Notth Huntingdon. Pe • 2 0 1 8 1 II G•vln, w .. 1 ChNt•, Pe 2 02 48. 100 tr.. -I Thom ... l ..... enc:e. Kan , 48 88 (Meet raco•O. 010 tecotd 4 8.8 4. St9'U I. 198'1 2 L•wrenc;e. Houatun. 48.86. 3 La11 , B••tow, Fla . 48 81 4. Totr••. Beve•ly Hiile. 48 911 5 Zemlna, Fort t...ucSardale, so 01 8 ~. Aellland. Ohio. S0.36 .... 1,000 lfM -1 Koetott. UplMO, II 48 67 tAmerlcen record. olO t1cord 8 48 97, KollOtt, 1882) 2 O'Stlen, Mlaalon Viejo. II 53.28 3 Corblatero, Oouglaalon, N Y .. 8 54 06 4 Hey.e. Mlleiorl Viejo. e 67 07 5. Cetlln1kl, Leka Wotlll. Fla ., 9:59 38 8 Myllke,,.,,, Pttoenl'-. 1:59 30 200 br .... I 1 Sonia, Twpon Spnnga. F11 1511119 2 Mollet. Newpott Beach 1 691111 3 (1 .. 1 V.,,.,.. Hungary, and Miiia Cinanntll both 201.20. 5 ~ •• Tul- Unlv1ra11y, 201 81. II RlloOenbeugh, Ctnclnnau. 2 0 1 82 200 ny 1 BMrot.tey. H1trlng1on Patil. N J , 1.44 5 1 2 Wer. PO<lland, NII 39 3 Wren. RICl'lmon<!, Va .. 1·48.53 4 KllnMC!y. Cocu~avUle. MO.. 1 415.118. 5 ._.Ol*le&. Sanla Cleta 1 48 99 8 f'-'ly, Colum.,.,_, Ohio I 47 24 200 bacll -1 Carey. Mt Kllco, NY. 1 u 43 IAme•tca n racotd, 010 rectoO. I 45 21, C1tey 1913) 2 Wladat. Hungaty, 1 4 7 09 3 Barn>coat. Ml.ion Vlel<>, 1 d 23, • Hughey All1n1e 1,49 97. 6 Roecn, F'&1rt1,;, VI 1 SO 13, 8 R_,,.,, Beltencsort. Iowa 1SO38 100 ,, .. _, oei,_, w1n1., H__,, na 43 32 (Meal record. Old tec;ord 43 311. GetnM 1913 Irle.ls) 2 Batrell Mlaeoon V•I<> U t3. 3 Javet Colttnsvllte, Ill . U l7. 4 Gaoer1rto. CIMnoater. Fla • u 38 5 V•n Meter KnoaYll\t 44 37 8 JonM. Tempe. 4484 High tehool awlmmlng Newpon Hatt.cw 112. lhlaftdl SJ 200 medley •elev -1 Newl>Ot1 HatOOt (NH). 1 51 0 2.. ltng .... INHI 1 52 0 3 Wlc:ll1 tEI 1 S4 0 200 tnOO 1 Le.w-(NH), 2 1 t 0: 2 Mon1QO<T""'t (NH) 2 12 0. 3 St-llfl (NH). 2 17 0 SO l•ot -1 O'Donnell (NH~ 2 22 52, 2. Hlnae (NH). 24 211. 3 Howe (I!) 24 24 , 200 fly 1 Montgomery (NH). 1 00 55. 2 Sm1lll 1t:1 1 04 52. 3 Ce.mpbel (NH) 1 08 12 100 It.. I ~(NH). no ltme, 2 0 Slllllley (NHI no ·-3 TlllQllf (NH~ no -!>()() lrM I Phllhpa (NH). 4 53 0. 2 WICkt (El 5 09 0, 3 Ooery INHl. 6 10 0 200 back ~ 1 Q Stanley (NH). lie 19. 2 St-art (NH) I 00 115 3 0 OonMif (NHI. no -200 bt-1 1 L.a.....on (NHI. 1 06 0, 2 Rooll• (El I oe 0 ) Ho-e (E) 1 10 0 S()O lrM ,....,. I -po<'I Hiib<>< no t,,,.... C«ona-.... 12,lr'rlntM 200 ma<ltey r"1ay 1 Catone. dll M.,. 1~8 200 Ir .. -1 RICI\ (I), 1 441 II, 2 F0td (Cl. I 52 3 3 lmbwnk'lo (C). 1:67 II 2001nOO I Fr•IU(l).2.157,2 Oedltig IC) 2 19 1 3 Rober1a (C). 2 19 2 SO lfw 1 Beel Ill 24 0, 2 -nine> IC~ 24 I. 3 Roll ICI. 24 7 100 lly I F•AllU (I), S9 S 2 $u110ll IC). 1 00 t: S Genting (I). I 03 8 100 1rM 1 F0tel (Cl. 51 8, 2 Roll (Cl. ~ O. 3 BM4 Ill. S!> 0 500 Ir.. ! Rtc:li (I). 4 42 I 2 Tomlto (C), $ 32 7. 3 T .,,,pit (Cl S 43 9 100 blCk 1 MO.,OW (Cl. 1 0$ 8, 2 Scrlr'*'« ICI t oe 2. 3 Albt'lgl\1 Ill 1 t8 3 100 b<eut 1 Toal> (C). 1 12 8 2 Henty Ill l 1211 3 T9'TIQIA (Cl. 1 13 4 400 lrH relay -1 Coron• del M•r 3330 Vnt .. ...itv 1:11. bddlabacll a :>oO ma<lley •et•y -1 ~. 1 62 1 200 ,,.. ! PrenderQ ... 1 IV), 2 01 3, 2 COlwlci< IVI 2 04 1. 3 Andf-(S). 2 04 4 200 lnclo I Solomon CU), 2 13 3, 2 WMlll>OUfM (U). 2 19 5. 3 MoOolouOll (U). 2 41 t SO Ir•• 1 SGnwarm IU) 23 5; 2 Torc:Nan• IVI. 23 7. 3 Sc;NKiet IVI. 23.1 100 fly -1 Bar1~1~ 1.00 .1, 2 Andt9WS (SI. 1 03 2. 3 (V). 1:0$.3 100 ,,.. 1 Solomon (U). S1 I : 2 PtendatOMI (VI. 52 3, 3. SctMvm (VI. 63.0 500 ltM -1 Torc:fllene (U), 1:1• 1. 2 CQhwlc:I< (U) S 44 3 3 i..-(U\. t U 5 100 bacll -1 Ber1 .. ll (V), 1 01 3. 2 Llt>Qlola fVI 1 04 6 3 Pendlllon (Ul. 1 09 4 100 bt-1 -1 WMllt>Oume (V). t OI 0. 2 KeH;Met (VI. 1 12 5, 3 Godlntr (SI, 1"18 3 400 It.. 1 Un1vetal1y, 3 " 3 COMMUNITY COU..IQa WOlllN 90 ........ a...... ..... 200 l'fled'-Y relay-1 81111 OltOO "'-· 1 51 90. 2 GolClen Wtlll. I M 90 200 11\0o-1 Ryno (OW), 2 II 90: 3 Lelten (GW). 2 37 50. 50 ftM I Mltf11n (M). 2e 50, 2 P1tl'WI (OW), 21190 100 bltClt-1 An6tr.on (M). 1 04. tO: 2. SNel<!t (OWi. 1:04.IO. 100 bl'-1-1. OuMlng (QW). 1140. 3 Clvllt""'-(OW), 1:22.20 200 lt-1 Mer11I\ (M). 2 OI 0, 2 Pw""1 (QW). 20l3& 60 lly-1 KinO (M). 28 90, 2 ~ (OW). 28 50 100 trM-1 Marllfl (M), $1 to: 3. a.etl~ (QW). 1:01.4. 100 lly-1 Kir!O (M), 1:03.90, 2. (Illa (GW), 1'°"'° !JOO NClll-1 ...... (OW). '° 00 100 in«>-1 l'IYno (OW). f-010. IOO lrM f \I~ (O'Wlo f IO 20, 2 viz:'tlf~~~~'OW), IUO 200,,.. ••-1. ooro.n ~ .... uoeo ,..,,,.._ dlYlnQ-I. Kini (M). , .. 00 potnlti; 8 ~(QW).tl4H , ... ., · dlvlne-1. 1<1111 IMI. 111 ao, i D11!1P11Y tOWI. 140.46 Vanguards nip UC San Diego in . 12 innings Southern California Colle1e received •~ lnnino of -trona NUof work fran Jot Avtla, and the Vaniuatdt ecratchtd fOI' 1 run In the bottom of the 12tf\ innlna to ddeat UC San Dte10 &·• yeMl'day ln a NAlA Dlvtlkm 3 bueball pine on the sec not. ,-,,.. v.~ ........ In ainttnmw, blew •••• 1.-d In Uw *""th l.nnina when UC San Dteao came up wtth three runs. 6ut sec managed to put toltther • 1ln,i. by Todd Hopp~lt ucrlfJc • l~lde~1 Cboi1cit and an RBI tlncJe by HOCJ Z.rnora to wJn the fame fn. \he 12\h. ~ I ltlOM to~ WOMIN .. ._.. ... ...._....,..,n 200 meoi.v •llev l Ile<~. 2 oe n 200 ,,.. 1 011tmo11 tll. 1 ot 1•, I Pe1•a1 (NHI 1 t• H > Metn11ll (NH), , t212 2001t100 1 Avwlll (II. 2 :I I 0, 2 llllMr( IHHJ. 2 42 0, 3 Notdttton1111. t 41 0 IO tr• I ~(fl tt H , 2 Hlt'lllntl 111. 21 to, I MlioltlieY (Niii It M aoo ny -1 e 111l11m011 <•> 1 01111. a Med_., (I). 1 07 8 t. 3 llMOIH (NHI. 1 11 10 100 flM l SCllOIM 11!1. 1 0 I 0, 2 P1tll., (NH), 1 02 0, 3 l11tlUf19 I , 1 ot 0 IOO ''" 1 MadM11 11:1. e o o. a MllC)Nlld (NH), • 70 0. ' (;q.-00 (NH), 1 oto 200 Dael! t Avet111 UH 1 Ot 0 ' ltanler (NH), 1 1' 0 ' 8ou1/lfon (I). I ICI 0 200 'IN"Ml4 t Nttdtltom llL 1 17 0, 2 MaeKettdt (NH). , n o.i 3 Otoe/II (IL ' 24 0 llOO '::::!:r. I HI•"''· 4•26 0 , .............. .. )()() ln<lo medley 1 ~ .. 'Y. 2 13 ~• too 1... t Pall•H• (U). 2 01 H . 2 Hewley (U), 2 31 09, 3 Cedoia (8). l 31 '7 , 100 1noo me dley I Solomon IV\ 2 30 08. 2 Qit>OI (UI. 2 43 1, 3 Culler1 (V 1 •2 1 Ml lrM -I Palletla (U) 26 Ill, 2 WOIM <II. U 181 3 Moore (SJ. 30 48 100 ny -t Brown (VI. 1 03 02, 2 Ray (8). 1: 14 ~. 3 Cullen (VI. 1 21 88 100 ''" -1 Solomon (U), 68 63, 2 Moore 18). 1 Oe 83, 3 CatOou (SJ. t 10 31 &00 lrM 1 B•own (U) 5 30 51, 2 WOiie 1s1. 1 31 ee. 3 Hawley 1u1. uue 100 back 1 01bt11 (VI 1 15 118, 2 Doughman IUI 1 19 116. 3 Flllley (VI. 1 22 5 t 100 l>f-t -l Oetvnan (81. 1 22 7, 2 Robet•• (VJ. 1 23 44. 3 MuHIQall (S). 1 23 8 "® 1111 1et1y 1 Unl•ettllY 4 18 0 It-vine •• c OfonA del Illar 10 200 medley <etey I ll'\llM. 2 00 S 200 Ir oa t Pede• eon ( tJ, 2 03 4 Bulellet (Cl. 2 12 1. 3 Hec;llw (C). 2 16 Cl 200 Inda -1 Batrett (1), 2 17 7, 2 Sk.,. \Cl. 2 23 0, 3 Tllompeett U). 2 :n 1 &O lrM -I Sunle (I). 25. 2 .. .,,,.., (C). 27 6. 3 LoofbOUrtOW ICI. 28 0 100 lty -1 Sullle (ti. 1 04 0, 2 Robb (C), 1 07 4. J Harvey (Cl. 1 09 5 100 lrH 1 Butcher (Cl. 68 S, 2 81111tlCIM (II. 59 9, 2 AA:h (I). 1-01 0 800 ,, .. -I Pederton (1), s 211, m Robb IC). 5.33 3 3 Cunntnghe.m (I). 5 44 I 100 II.a. -1 Tho<imtan (I). 1 08 !I, 2 Ctlllll\augll (Cl. 1 13 2. 3 Duarte (Cl. 1 14 l too bt-1 -1 Bt1n11 (I). I 11.3, 2 Sklla IC). 1 18.2. 3 T009 (I~ I 19 II 400 lrH relty -I Corot>• <!el Mer. 4 07 0 Rlfff Dalla tntematlonel ._;;=-:i. ..... Ivan Landi fCncllOllOvllkla) def ~ Ktlallnan (l11dla). 6-0. 11·2. Henri Leconl• (Fran<:•) 0.1 JoM-Lula Clerc (Argentine), e-1. 11-4. 6--0, em Sce111on (V 8.) def Leo Patin (Finland). e.. I, (!..(), Sammy Gltmme.lv• (US I clef Tom Calf! (V 8 ). 6-4, 7-8; Paul Mc:N-(Aualtllll•I clef Eric Froml'fl (VS I. 11.1. Cl-1, Cl-2. Tomu Smid (Czec:hotll<>v1a111) 0.1 John AJeund., (Aua1r1lla) 8·4 8-2. Mitt Otcl<ton (V s , O•I GulU..mo Vt)U lVSJ 7-8 7.e Portuaue11 O.,.n (•l Lleboft) lecond ,._,_., llntllM JOM H)Quaflt (Spain) oat Diego Perez tV•uoueyl. 2-8, 6-1, 6-3. M11a Wllandt< rswot0 .. 1 c1e1 Heroic! Solomon 1v s 1. 1.e 8·2 Yennlck Hoeh (Fta nce) del Juan AgYl!let• l~I. 6-3 7 ·S, Jtmmy Atlu l\J S I def r..larto Matlt~BOIMa). U . 7-5 6-3, Vlcto• Pac;cl (Pataguty) Oaf Guy Fo•o•• (F11-). 1·5. Cl-1, Anoara Jattyd (S-1 def Aodr• GOtMZ IEcuaCIOtl. 8-1. 4-8, 8-2 Llbo• Plm1k (C1acnoalonkl•I Oef Pavel Slo111 (C1ec:11oalo••tua). 1-2. 15-31 sn1omo Gllck1111n (leraell <!•I Oamlr K118llC (Y~l ll-4.Cl-3 Men'• lllhlbltlon l•t ....... lowtllK-1 Jtmmy Con,.ora IV S.) 11•1 B1orn Botg (S-..1 5.7 8-1. 4-e. 6-4, 7-6 Women'• tournament , .............. la&Md, l..C.) a.o...d "-"' ........ Martina N••••Ulove (VS I oat l••t1ne MllC!rvOA 0-(Argentina) 6-0. 6--0. Trac:v Au•lln IV S I clef C-... Benjamin (U S I. 6-3. 6-2. S~ Henlll (W .. I OenNinyj del Batbt 8r.-t (US ). 6-•. 6·2 Vlrg1n11 Ru11c1 (Romania) <!el Mlma JeutO•ec (VUOQtl•llla). l-1, 8-2, Zlfle Ge"i-(U S I clef E--Goolagong C..wtey (Au11tellal 7-5. 6-3. Laura Array• (Peru) del Kellly Rk>e101(U8 ). 5-7. Cl-2. Cl-4, Bonnie G.ou- IU 8 I del EYf Pfaff IW•I Gtrmanyl. Cl-3 8·3. AnOrea Temesverl (Hunglry) del MlCf>Mla Pazdlr0\'8 (Cnchoelo'leit1•1. e 1 (!..(), UM 8ondlt (U.S.) oar Cleudle Kollde (W•I Gennanyl. a..3, e.o. AlycMt Moullon (Vs I def Re.ltelle. Reogl (Italy). 7.S, 1-4. Manuele Mtlffv• (Butgetl•) oer Hene Me.t>Clllltova (~•Illa). 4-6. 8-4 8-4 Cot"°9 uace.ucnt...1 AAo* tVSCJ Ciel~~. 6--0. e.2 Man Son Hing (VCI) def Wllellen. 7·5. 11· 1. P1waa1 (IJSC) def Ouaoe. 0-8, 8-2, 8·4, Lorano (USC) det Perc10, 7-S. 8·3. ~(USC) def An18ton. Cl-7. 1.S. 7.S, ~ (USC) oar. "-6-3. 2-6. e-1 0....... Louno-P-1 (USC) del &nyoer-Oueoe g. I. 6-t ~Anger (USC) clel Man Son Hlng·AtMaton. 1-2. &-4. w11 ... .,,.e.nga1on (USC) Clef PerCdll·"-· Cl-4, 6-7 8-2 Hlah achoo! Corona -111., 21...,, ~I Toro 21' ..... PrQPCI tCJ def ~ Cl-1 Oet DeVI• Cl-<: *' Le . 8-0. del Welhn. 8-0. McLMn (Cl toal 4·8 WOf' 6-1 6-1 6-1, ManchMlet (Cl won 8-0 6-1. 1-1 8-0 AoWetd<nli 1c1 won II 0 7..fl IS-3. 6-1 ~ 8annatt·8•110at11 ICI •Pill wllll Tllem-Muelllf. 11-7. 1·11 cser M11kart·Ol•mond, 8-l 6·2 HouHllt·JanlCln ICI won Cl-4, 8-1 wQll(l..()8~ .......... --n. lrvtN J T HA)'M (NH) del~I 1-4. clel T attar 1·3. O•I 11•1111•10 11-2. 01r Co• 6 ·2 s~ (NHI won e-1. IOS1 1-6, won e-1 loll 4-41, S10tm (NHI won 6-3 e-2. «Ml. 8-1 M\'«I tNH) 10e1 by Clefaun. won 6-3. e-o. &-1 Dollblle Conl<ey-M H•yu (NH) Cl•' Y•ng· 8-hum. Cl-4. Cl-2, Voung VelUOO. Cl-0. &-~. B&a•et·Rae.d (NHI won 6-3. 6-t won a 2 8·2 .. _..a.ceeta ..... J ...... 8P+cet <El dtll w.,,...,, M , Olll Ttan, 1-1. c1e1 "-. M clef Rltcey. 114. St own IEl Iott 6-7, won Cl-4. M . e-o. B•QW (El won 8·3. loal 4.e, won 6-0. M . Robl>lf\t IE) Iott 2-8. won 7-~. e-o. a.2 ~ ln1doml·F11og (El Oel J Ritchey 8--6-~. W , Clef Wtlgllt-Rr-. 6..() I.(), StudebakM•8andoorel (El won 1-2, 6-4, won M . e-o ~-.t1Uhhelll ........ Lau IVl o.t. Le. 1-4. dll K YI 9·2. clef Vu. l-1, Clef T-111. W. Cot-etr CUI won e.2. 8-0 e-o 6-0: Plnehuo lU) won 7·5. 11.2. 1-3, e.1, W-1Mll (UI won 6-2, loel ._., 1-1 wOnl-1 D.-... klllf'llfMt-Vogel (U) def ~tet Yin. 7•1 •·O. def. Tono·1 M . 1-0. • •: Vetllllltatll· Glball'llCll (U) won 94, II-, won .. 1 ... , L...-i ..... M, IMC.._.. I LHUI (IJ) Mf~rll. M . def Kuti Carltll•\ !°O• a.I Hllf'ne/\41Q, 8-0, ct•t Lln4Mn. ~ lcfljj\fJ (L8) -.. 2. t-0 ... '· 1-1, ~ ILi ) won l-0, t-t. l'.e1 ._o, l!Nmfllld l\.I J !OM 1-4, .. 1. _, •2. r·f 0..-.. Penv· Olcll-( L II) "*!. Kttn Cetieo<l-o.wla, l..fl. 7 .. ; ... , .... ., .... w. 6-3. Kolltnela·W..._ (Lal WOii M , W : won M ,l-0. Or1nge Coett DAILY PILOT/Thutldlyr Aprll 7, 1813 T-··~ 0-_o..,. ~• LMOet 1etg11n1 o eo • oo 2 eo I 81N1t (Oteanl 2 80 2 20 ....,. 11g 181eethl • 1 eo Alto tao.Cl' A<!andy Anne Jur...., Oot<! 8nabllt Time 204 4/6 *' llUICTA (3-71 Paid 1 18 to 'C>UftTH tlACa. One mt .. lrOI Star Hiii G (Cllttl 2 90 2 90 Powet Plt1on (Grun<lyl 3 llO 2 10 2 40 2 40 Juzy Jey (RIC:hm0t>dJ Alto raced: Ouue.r. Fl•• F1,,0tlta, Mr Clorh Kent lltM 2 07 8PM4, Bob'a ''"'" tlACI. One mlle pe.ce C-y Lob911 (Tod0) t 20 4 90 3 40 SOtY Sam (Aubin) 5 eo 4 40 Ttue Tttct• c (Be.rlone) 4 00 Alto ••t•d Young MllllOll, W•ll•-· Supteme, Hamlen ~. A1cn1a·1 Knlgtll Time· 2·0 I 11& 113 &XACTA (2·71paid1-47 40 llXTH tlACI. One mite lrOI Klllt>uc:ll Lobell (Ac:lltmn) 12 80 I 40 5 90 Ho-Alnella (Anelet-1 4 20 4.00 High LMO (Hl<ig) 4 40 Aleo t•e•a Hlgll Climber ICP, 811••• L6Deit, Fay AelttO<d. Doctor Tony, Mounta111 810tm Time 204 12 IXACTA (l·CIJ palcl S63 40 MVllNTH tlACL One mlle pace Sktppw Wy1ll (T oCld) t 40 3 80 3.00 ~I Mlle (Dltotnerl 4 llO 3.90 Apeley'• 8rotllet (81.,,..,men) 2 90 Alto raced Jelne.mlna. Tiie Ton, Pnme Byro. G•-·1 CllO!Qe. Atlme.. Tucsor King Time 2.01 215 12 IXACTA (2..fll paid '4Cl.90 12 ~ IUI (6-3-4-2·1·21 Paid 1829 90 wllll alglll wWllng lid< ... , ... llor-) 12 P1C:ll sr. coneotatlon Paid t 11 oo w1111 129 WIMlng llct1ete (IOUI new-) '2 Plcit SI• ICfel<:h ~lion Paid S12 00 w1111 1,046 """"""" lldlell 111\rW llonM. one tc:talC:h, 1111 .. hor-. 1WO tc:tetCllM Ot two llOt' .... IWOectll~) llOHT14 IUCIL One mile pe.ce ..... ..,, H.ep Ve (Blrgn) 14 20 4 90 4.40 Belle Jolla (PWkat) J 00 2 llO HR Foi (&le.ell.man) 3.80 Aleo re.ceo Mmtl King. Pe!tf VO, Mt Hot Stuff. Aoay'• Relph, Coloato T llCQ Beno Oo L Time 2 02 71& IZ IXACTA (7·21 pal<! $3!190 MNnt lllACI. One mlle p-LOOlllng 0000 IS,_,.,., 17 90 e 90 4 ao Hedgerow Lyn. (1\1\Chlel &.90 3 20 Millet ~a,..llC (Andenlon) 3 00 Alao raced Brendlng Iron. Brookt .. 10. Sug•• Valley JJ. Torl)ld't Knight. Vutcan Mon.,Cll / Time 1 58 115 IZ llXACTA (~ 1) peio $115 40 nNTM IUCL One,,,, .. paoa J-0 .. 11.,, lAndwtonl. 90 2 90 2 4() Rebel ~ (llaHlw~I 3 00 2 90 OolCI C11e.M IS!eetlll J eo Alto r-o· ~ El\Qlna, Hen<y a Or..,,., Able Boww, Celirlul. Daylight E•Pf ... Time 2 01 216 12 HACTA (3-1) pa.Id SCl.90 AnanO-3,Ml lent. Anlt. nanNIAY'I MIULTI (1-.. ...., .,_...,...wd _,.,,., ,...., iuc«. 11·~ llB1oncle RIYett FllClor jC..taneele.) 14 00 7 40 • 90 Exdull.t .. KIO (Olt\'ereal 21 llO 12 40 Senior &enel0t (PeOrou) Cl 40 Aleo tac.Cl Raeoy Rib, Notlh Lin•, London Croaa. Brook• N B<uoe. ~·· GOid, &* Khan. Angele) G Ma.,..llC Fal ,,,,,_ CNltlnon Time 11113/S MCOM> IUCL Ona mile While ()inner Burn& (Meiat 135 llO 48 40 tO 40 Anal A.aull ll OtO) 11 00 4 80 Wooellyon (P.orou) 3 00 AllO reo.d Jull1n•'• Oteem. Oeo<ge'1 Ritt. P"'-Gummo. Soll C--. My eoun-nm. 1 39 4/S 1Z DAILY OOU9LI (11-41pate!11.032 20 nMD IUCI. II turlong1 PwMc:t C-(Maa) 13 80 7 40 4 90 IR P-(Oii•• .. ) 7 80 4.90 Olatant ~ (Ortega) 5.00 Ai.o r80ld AMI N' T-, Candy S10te Pride OI Ille FINI. RMdY Gtoty Pt'lmatoa PtlCI•. Ch1•g10 Wllll f>o... Ta•• No Prlaonln lntrlgutng Ben• Tlma 112 215 . ,OUlllTH llACI!. a tv<tonga Hiii °' Tere 11>1naav1 1a 20 The Elli. Lord (Blackl Tell Cloud (Vllllnzuele) 800 6.00 590 500 5 00 Sam Atao ra<:4<! Luc:ky Bueldy hot Clow Tar-Cllergong Hoel Time 1102/6 ~ • • .· f. . .,,..,, .......... o~cou.• 0......WM41,0r ..... O..il Uolclen w .. 1 000 a 14 0 I 4 1 0.tllQt Caul 000 000 •-O , I Kyler and MOEllea, AllltOblll a11d lrl<lt-21 Moote (QW) "9Gfl.C~ IJ""-effr ,., • f 9 h Ill • 8t<IOIAC>.,:ll 020 0 10 , _ 4 7 • Unlvenlly 041 441 • 18 10 2 Re.rnitu. Otoec:o <JI. lnydat 1e1-~. Cat• 'u (1) •nci e tant . Oeaemo (71 W Cale l "-"'""' 7t-'u IUI -~1 ......... Vllfo• M-Viejo 000 000 000 0 0 I ~ Woodbtldge o0o 000 000 1 1 t 1 f.we.tl lflCI Meb ... H«nan<!eJ and Tl1pl ~e H¥nlndel(Wl MBA WHnAN COWlRINCI Pacific OIYteloft w L ,.ot. 1-u« .... 6" 20 730 • ""°""'• 47 28 821 s..11 .. 45 31 S92 P0tllanCI 43 32 573 GOiden St•I• 211 49 347 San 0HIQO 26 61 329 MldW"I OfYlMon b!,-~Anlonlo 4g 27 646 40 38 5:211 K....a. C'1y 40 3e .628 o .... 311 41 4111 Ula/I 28 411 3Cl8 llouaton 14 83 112 EAaTINC COWIMNCI AtlMttlc ot..lalon l · Plllladelplllt 82 14 •·Boalon 53 23 •·N-WM'f 47 29 New Yotll 39 37 W Ulllllg1on 311 38 c ... 1r110tv-.. y·Mllw-M 47 29 Alllnta 40 37 Oetroll 35 •2 c11ic.ao 28 48 Cte.ef1n0 20 56 lndlatl• 18 57 c ·c;ilne:t>eO playott epot y<ltnc:lleO 01-t"le .8 18 687 918 513 .soo Cllll 519 455 .3-47 2113 2SO QI) 1·~ ID 11 ... 241h 30 9 9 13 ... 2f ,, ... 8 15 23 :24 1<11nchec! .,......,.. and conlwenoe 1111a Liit Ntgllre lcOfM Bcalon 102. H.-'l'otll 911 New Jereey 121. Indiana ·110 San Antonio 112. Pllllacs.p/lla 109 Oelroll 107, WuNng1on ~ Houtton 101, Dell .. Oii I(.,,... City 130. o.n-113 T ,,.,..,.1'• O- LM.,. &I "-• M<IW-M a1 Cleveland San°'-•• s..11 .. Por!lanc:f at GOiden Stele COMMUNITY COUEOE WOMEN Ootdln WHt 99, Sant. Ana IS GOU>EN WEIT Gulllr• 29. Cllmeoll 4, Herr11on 12. HuHll'I 8, Tllomp1on 8. Foatum tO. Loyo 0 Totall 32 S-S 89 IAHTA AMA Ftoutnoy 13, DiVlt 25, Harcty 21 Fetnanoaz 8 M•v!*<IO Totall 27 11·2165. Hellllme. TIACI, 32·32 TotaJ fouls GOiden w .. 1 18. !.\ant• Alie 13 FouleO OUI H .. cly (Santa Ana) Fullerton SS, Orange Coest 51 ~ COAIT Effinger II ~II 2 5"11111 4, Melldoa II Sancs..•en 10, Butrla a. eer'Y 20. LetlM•eocs 8 r04e1a 2.3 12-19 611. FULLERTON -C•t1er 18. Hayet 11, Jennum 12. Gorman Cl. Geotge·4. Ougan 4, Flett 10 TotalS :n 21-35 85 Helllime Futlwlon, 2$-24 Total loult Otanga Colet 2li f.-,on t9 r ouleO OU! Jennum (Fulletlon) G1n1burg 10.ange eou1~ s.,..,.,,.en 10tanga eoun lelblrelO (Orange Coal) NHL DleYoff9 0tVte10N ·1Erliw1NAL1 .... 1 of Flwe) Liii Ntgllt'• ._.. New Y()f1\ lalL ........ s Wutllnglon 2 (New YOt lo lallda -1-01 Buftalo 1, Montreal O (Sulfalo....,. _,.. 1.-0) St lout1 4, Ctloe;ago 2 (SI Loula IMda _ ... 1.0) Mlnneaoll 5 . T 0ton10 4 (Mlnneaol• ie.d• -la•l.-0) Edmonton 8, Winnipeg 3 (Edmonton ie.d1 -•1-01 Ce.lgaty 4, V~ 3 (Oii (Calgary....,_ .... -1.-01 TonigM'o0- 0.-•• Boelon Pfew VOtll Rangen et Pll-plll• WUlllngton et N9w V<Wll lllandet'a Buttlllo •1 Montreal SI Loul1 •1 ClllcagO Toronto •t Minn.o1a Winnipeg el E<!monlon V..-.iouwr111C&IQ8f) LUXURY LEASE PLAN FOR UNDER 5396 • Leasing Isn't right for everyone, but It may be the answer to your new car needs. Lease a luxurious Continental or Unooln for under $396 per month on a closed end lease, with no down payment and 38 month free maintenance & warranty. Come In and hatp . us find the right leaae plan for you. Order yours today.• , C• Orange Ooa1t DAI LY PILOT /ThL(ftdav, Aprll 1, 1083 • MUC NOTa MUC M>TIU Sea Kings easily remain unbeaten ..om;c;ai ....... • .... NAm ITAT&lllNT 'ICTITIOUt IUMeH ,,... IOllOWlllf petacNI It doing ..... ITA,.....,. ~ M llla lollowlnt ""Oft 11 doing Corona del Mar Htah'1 unbcMltcn Sw K.Jnp continued their wlnnlna w1y1 with an ea1y 25~-2~ vSct.ory at El Toro yt'lterday to htahllght area tennll action. In upplna their overaJI rcc:ord to 8-0 i.nd five •tn.liht tn Sea View Leaaue pl#y, tht! Sea Kinp NCAA plans changes ALBUQUERQUE, N .M (AP) -Players fouled ln the Jut two minutes o f college buketball games durina bonus aituaUol'\I w o uld get two frt.'t! throWI in a change approved by the NCAA Rules Colnmittee, but the group decUned to adopt a shot clock o r three-polnrbaaket for use natio nally, a committee official announced yesterday. Players fouled in the bonus situation -when the opposing team has committed six fouls in the leCOnd half -currently get one free throw and an additional foul shot if they make the first one. Housto n , in losing Monday n ight's NCAA Championship game to North Carolina State 54-52, twtce missed free throws in the last two minutes. TENN/ aot 1ta{ldout play f rom 1lnailt'tt lit.an 0.vld P.lopp and Crata Mancheeter. alona w1lh 1<>me flne plly ln doublet from 811 Howielll and aophomor Mike Janicln. Propp Joel ju.at Ont' 8&me In four set.I, while ManchetiW"r 10ttJU1t two sames. h ouaella an J1mlcln te"1')ed t.o upend El Toro'• No l doublee, gtvlng the Sea Kinp a aweep In doubles play. ln other Sea View League play it was Newport Harbor, F.st.anda and University rolling to lopaided victories. Seniors Tom Hayes and Tim Storm led Newport Harbor's 25-3 rout with sweeps in singles, whHe E8tancia's 25-3 win waa k eyed by the p lay of JUruo r Greg Spicer Jn singles and the doubles team of David lnadontl and Jon Flagg. University rested unbeaten sin gles star Chris Greer and five other regulars and still had no trouble with Saddleback in a 26-2 decision The Troj1uu iani now 8-1 overall In South Cout Leaau l' play It wu Laauna &uch. u uawal, rollina to the tu.no of 26 2 over San Clemen to. R ick Leach recorded four 6-0 vlctorl"' In tlnglet and llOtne IOlld play by tenJor Miht-tuander Krf1 Kollenda paved the way for ll 1tweep In doublt11. The Artilta were trailing In four o f thelr flrat 1lx aeta, but once they turned It, San Clemente could o ffer little In the way of roadblocka. OHIQHt"I CONIO"TIUM. ~ M 1438.2 luth.,d, llA2, W9'lll'lln•let. HA"l0" OLAH 00 , 1733 CA t1NJ Mon10Ylt '''· Coat• Meat, CA "•Y I Oo11oug11. 143U tttn luttltrd, •A2, WHlmlntl.,, CA TIM o\NOl"IOH, H Xlfl'Hlno HU3 Ave , long hAoll, CA. 10t03 ll'll• l>\lal-II oonouot.O by"' Thie~ .. oonduoted by"' untnc;o•PO<t led H M>Clatlon othe• lnOMouel than • pat1nertlllp Tim Ano.~ R•r f Ootrougtl Thi• •1•1~\t w• llltd with Iha ltllt 1111emwi1 wu flied with ti.. Coun1y Cletio ot Otenge County Otl County Cta<k ot Otenge County on Mwc:t> 14, 1N3 M11cn 28. 198' ,..,,.,.. "131N Publl•h•d Ortng• Cont Delly Publltllad Orange Cont 0111y Pilot. Me1ch 17, 24, 31, April 7, Pilot. Me"h 31 April 7. 14, 21, !N3 1983 1361·83 Karate competition Sunday "CmlOUt eu ...... NAMI ITATIMINT '1CTITIOUIW..H NAMI ITAT'lmJfT The followlng p1r1on 11 doing ...... TM following 1>9'tont we OOlng The first Costa Mesa Karate Championship t>uetMM .. Be fit ls heduled ( $ da beginnJ 10 B NE fM.AALES UNLIMITED, ne lllC o r un y, ng at 2041 Manh• l-. Senta An•. CA a .m . at the Antho ny Toto Auditorium at l''alrview 921oe State Hospital REBECCA CONSTANCIO ' FORTIER. 2041 Martha l-. Sanle Ticketa are $2 for adults and $1 for children Ana, CA 9270tl with proceeds to benefit the disabled at Fairview. CON~T~~c'io. 2041 ~~~.0~ There will be individual and team competition Sama Ana. CA 927<>e for athletes 16 and under, including kata, kumite MAGGIE MARIE MILES. Hl781 Vl9WJ)Olnl Lane, Huntington ~. and weapons dlvullons. CA 92647 TAYLOR A880CIATES. t79 t anegar Or . Cott• Mau, CA 2826 Robert e111011 Teylo•, 1791 anegar D• . Co11t MaH. CA 292e Thie bollna•• 11 conducted by an lvldual Aoo«1 Te~ Thie etel_,I waa Ned With the ~ nty Clerk ol Oranoe County 0<1 "4Arc:h 11, 1983 -------------------------------! Thia l>ueinMt It Oon<lu<:tecl by e f211-Publlthed Orenoa COHI Delly Piiot Match 17, 24, 31, Apr II 7, 1983 .. AD STARTS TRURSD• Y SALE EllDS APRIL 13 CRESTLIJIE 22" KEftLE 37aa Adju1table draft control1. heavy gauge cooking grid1. (Uncle Berky won't UH lt b.ccruae he can't find any round hot dog1.) SUIOIEAM DUAL BURNER GAS GRILL 9988 9041 Hai Independent bumer1. Ute-a -matic. la•a rock. 225 aq. ln. grill. 24.000 B.T.U'S. CLASSIC 6 PC. STRAP SET 19797 •Vanilla 1tack chalr• with brown accent1. (#7531). on• 42" Vanllla flnl1h 1t .. 1 umbr.lla table (#tl4l), one Vanilla Pagoda umbrella (#7931). CILIFORlll CLIPPER 22" ILUllllUM REAR BIGGER CU MOWER f c 19777 #22780 Mowing right along. here'• another 3.5 HP clipper with Yinyl grip handle and 9 po11tlon Select-A-Cut. MURRI Y 21 " CUT REAR BAGGER Thie on•'• got 31/2 bone1 to mUDch th.rough th• gra11. CS.luu helgbt adJu11era and flxed box 1tyl• handle. CHAIR 7DX4WEBS CHAISE UllWDS 9 88 #5280 178~ #5288 -.._,-.-Pk, W.U...wltbnmyaccenta. ............. o1eo-..1" funaJturegrade d 33" 3-RDIG TOMATO BASKET 44c Tame thoH wild tomato •ln••· You '11 get more tomatoe1. too. by kffping them off the ground where th•y can rot. DWf'l'llUS GIZAJllA IMPATIEN DAISY II MORE YOUR CHOICE I 4 9 ONEGAL. PleaH don't eat the lmpatien1. Dal1y. Ju1t k"p them well fed and talk nice to them (don't dl1cu11 politle1). UTILITY GIRDER FEllCE 5 88 24" x25· ROLL You'Y• put a lot of work lnto the garden. 10 don't let the bunnlH hop off with the CafTOt1. Good aroUDd flowera. too. llEllTllEBELLI PALM 7 97 B"POT Ne>datHwltb th11one. but whowant1 to date a palm anywqy .... n U you UN Hry hoJMI of her. YELLOW nGRIL UMBRELi.i 2988 #TTO a.tout from under the 1Wl and 1lp ca cool one 'Math tllla 7 ft .. I rib wabrella with manuol lllt. BLACK II DECKER 10" CUHER WITH COJIMIJID FEED 3988 #8251 Thl1 weed beater glYH you Yo .. more llne when you need lt. at the touch of a thumb. TEXTILEllE OUTDOOR FURlllTURE PADS CRAIB I 9 9 ~1690 CHAJSE 2597 #2190 Mywlfe 1aid 1hedidn't like all them .. in the yard. I told her to pick the dne 1he llked and I'd kill th• .... t. DECJ-MATE ULTRASOllC PEST REPELLER Clean about 20001q. ft. of bug• and rodent1. with ultnnoalc IOUDd WCIYff. (Doe1 it d.rln the hamater wackotoo?) DIROL I 49 21/s LBS. Pellet• or meal. Tho•• na1ty Utt le crawlen hCIYe a blg appetite f01 yow grMn•ry. but tbl• 1tuff wlll "'1.rb It. ELL WOOD 4 PC. PATIO SET WITH PADS 9777 Pretty nlc• redwood atalned Ht with either pllow or chocolat• pada, ao you won't get thoH fwmy CNGH• from lalllag aalMp ln tMm. oene<el par1nerthlp MaggMI M Mil" Tntt 11atemen1 .... Iii.cl wnh the 1 _________ 1_28_4_·8_3 Coun1v Ctar~ ol Orange County on February 23. 1983 Pla.IC NOTICE T-207'7 NOTICE OI' DUAUl.T NTDI •782 f21CM17 Put>llthad Or•no• Cou1 Delly Pilot, March 24, 31, April 7, 14. 1983 The Orlglntl of Thlt "NOTICE" 1450-33 wu recorded on Merc:h 23. 1993 ----.,.-.. 1-IC_'""_T-.1,.-r ---u Instrument No 83. 112407 ~ uu.. "" ~ In the ollielal record• Of the .,.,.. mou Orange County RecOtdet ....... T • au..... IMPORT ANt NOTICE NAMfi aTATlMlN'T IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN lha toUowlng pertons ere OOlng FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU buttnea1 a1 INFORMACON. 18222 EHi ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, Sheron l-VIM• PIO<, California IT MAY BE SOLO WllHOUT ANY 92807 COURT ACTION, llncl you mey have Cherlu Gunther, l6037 lhetegalrlgtlttobrtngyourec;c;ount Londallut Straal. Sepulveda. In good 11andlng by Plying all ot C&lllornla 91343 you• Piii due payment• plut Royce Shawn F191\man, 13818 permitted co1t1 and .. penHt, Bo w11hln ltlree monttlt lrom the dtte ••Bora Way, Apl, #239A, Mwlna 11111 notlee of Oofeult waa recorded def Rey, CA 92091 Thia ou.iness 11 conouc:t.o by 1 Thia emount 11 12.211 70 plut coal general panf*'etllp u ol Much 21. 1983. end .. 111 CtierlM Gunther 1ncra11a until your account Thia 1111ament wu llled wt111 Iha I~ current. County Clerk ol Orange County on You m1y not heve IO pay 111• Mwctl tO, 1983 entire unptld portion of your RAND, OAY •ZIMAN ~nt, tvtn thOugl\ fUll payment A ~atl-elllp lnclucltng was Otmtndad, but VOU must Ply .-roteeelonal Corporation• the emount 111tlld ab<Mt Alt~ II Law Alttr ,,.., .. months from the Ott• 2120 FCM.lfth AHnua of racordttlon of 1111• document Ian Dftto C.utomla n101 (wnic:ti 0111 of recoro1uon appears ' f211«11 heteon). unlelt the OllllQ4itlon being Pullllatled Oreno• Cout Oally fou1ct0Mld upon permit• a l<>nQer Piiot M1fcl1 17 24 3 I April 7 period, you ha.,. only ti.. teoal right 1983, · · ' ' to llop Ille foec:toeure by p1ytng the l3!16-83 anti•• amount demanded by your creditor -----------To hnO OUI the emount you mutt Nil.IC NOTICE pay, or to urenga tor payment to -----.,,.....,.1""9'"'"l""J ____ atop the foracloaure, or II your aYNO~lll OF THE ANNUAL ~Is in for.cloture lor any ITATUllQfT othet •euc>n. contect ROSALINDA T"l·IT"" .. IUttANCE COW.ANY E IS RAEL ettl c:/o Watt wood 1n12 N. lllltdlel A,,._, 1n1ne, CA Sev•no• and Loan Ateoctetion, 2001 12711 S Barrington. Ste 316, Los v-Ended O.CeinW 11, 1tl2 Anoe1a1. CA 90025' attn Welte• Total admitted HNI• $1.368,788 Kraus, (213) 477-3021 To111 lltbilltlu 243 374 It you hev. any Question•, you Capital ~·up/Guatenty ' ahould contact • lawyer or the Cep1tallSt1tutory Oepoalt soo • governmtr>t agency wt!ICI\ mat 1'18118 000 ' 1naured lhe toan Gross pald·ln and contrlbu111d Remember. YOU MAY LOSE surplus 700 000 LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO NOT UnutlgntCI fUndl (~I H 74 . TAl(E PROMPT ACTION 808 ' Notice ii hetelly given That WSL Surptu1 et tegarda pollcyt>Oldtr• Flnenclll Corporttlon 11 duty 1 125 392 appointed Trustee under a Deed ot 1ncom. lor Iha yMt .... 1,484, 150 Truet dtled Oc:tollar 7. 1982 Otal>urNmanll for tha yee< 90,394 aJrtlCUled by NEIL BLOCK. • etngte Wt hereby ca<tlfy thtt the 800.,. men end JOHN LONG, a tingle ltemt are 1n auoroanoe w41h the men. MAUREEN BRIGGS. en Annual Statement for Iha y•tt unm1rrted women and DEBI enc:1eo Oecambtr 31, 1982 meoe to GRAHN, • 11ngta women. all •• th• Insurance Commltalonar, tenantt In common," Truator. to pu<wuent to •-MICUl'a oerta1n obllottton• In 11vor Htnt Coffang of ROSALINDA E tSRAEL. a 111r>g1a PrMldent women, 11 to • 80 85 percent R 0 b a r 1 M lnttlfest and RACHEL A ISRAEL. a Erlclcton llingle woman as to• 39 15 peroent s.a.twy int«•t. recorded 10-6-62. as instr Publllhed Orenge Coat Oelly 82-35544•. OI Offld•I Rac:orda In Pilot. April 1 8, 9. 10. 11. 111~ the office of Iha Recorder of Orange 163'9-83 County CA. detcrlblno land thete ----------~~ th«IWI. Including one no1t for Iha Pla.IC NOTIC[ prlnc:fptl eum of $28.093 97. that • _ -• breach ol, end dafeull In. the NOTICE_.,,,.... -obligations for wt1lc::I\ IUCh Deed of Notkle It tl«eby glwn that lilt Truat 11 ..curlty h .. oc:curred In Boatd of lru11-of Iha Huntington that payment hU not Ileen mac1ea Baach Union High School OlatrlGt The ln1tellmant ol prlnclpel and wtll receive •••l•d llldl lor n taraet which t>ac:ema due aupplylng CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES Novembtr a. 1982. '*" ..,. ctlttge, m •• ' I n " 0 , • q u • I t 0 I II • llncl .. tubMquant lnetallmanta of 1peciflcatlom on Ille In Iha olflcl of prlnclp11 and lnttrHt, plu1 lete Mid Olatrlc1 hero" Detlnquenclt• du• on • Bide shall II• cl•arly marked rlor encumbrance. Oelln· "Cuttodltl Suppllea. BIO #517", u a n 1 re e t a 1 ta ta an o A 1 . 1ddra11ed to Allvn E. Rowley. ocl1tlon IHI, II 1ny. 11111 bt Purch11lng Manager. Huntington raeson tharaol. the presanl Betch Union High ~ 06ltrict, beneficiary undt< aul;h Dead ot 10261 Yortttown Ava.1 Huntlnglon ruac hM dapoeitecl with Mid duly Beec:h, CA 928-46, -r9ClllV9d et appointed Tru1tee 1uch Otad ot or before 2:00 p.m .. Fndey, ,.,,,.. 22, rust and all ~1• ~no 11143, at whlc:l'I time llncl p6ece bid• bllg1tlon1 MCUrecl •~•by, and wtll be publicly~ end reed, In he unde relonad OOH hare by llulldlng C. roorn 361. •••• all tum• MCUred t'-aby Eecti bid el\all rtmetn vlllld tor • lately due end peyeble and period ol 30 days alter the data heraOy 91ec:1 to ca-. ti.. tNll IPlcifled for lilt ,.,.,. of blda. opwty to be eold to Mtlsfy Iha The Board ol Truet.., ttlall be tton. MQK.O th«eoy. th• tol• judo• OI Ill• qu1llty ol SL FINANCIAL CORP. equlprnaril oft9t'9d end ,_Iha TNSIM ~=-nght to rajac:t eny or .. blda and to rust Deed ... Aoent ••Ive atty lrregutfll'lty lhwaln. BnQltte Hloolnl. v Prw Allyn E. Aowtty oa1e0 Mwcn 21. 1993 ~ Mor Publlthed Orenga Co111 Delly Oala<I 4/8/83 Pilot, Merell 31, April 7, 14, 2 t, Publlthad Ortnge Coell Dally 1983 Piiot, AprM 7, 14, 1083 I 1548-83 1844-83 Nil.IC ~nee P\B.JC NOTICE .. ,. LR AND ACCtDbff AND HR.Al Tit IYMOflSll OI' T19 ANNUAL ITATl....-r YU" INOG> DC~ 11, 1tll .. ~· lilwtuel u.. .,__ c..,...., of ..... d,., '*' 4I01 ......... .,.... fltlld•lllllla. ~· ,.,. <";C! .. -'-... TCMal edml1ted -It ....... . ..... ··· ~~~;;~J.~ Total llebNlll" .............. .......... . • ..................... .. ..... 1.970,738,283 8p«;je1 -plu• Funde .. • ......... 163,038,923 Gain (L-) from operttlonl ... • ............... ..... . ...... 22.713,718 lncl'MM <0«-1111 Cephal llncl Sufplu• dln'lng 1982 ....................................... ...... .. ... ' 22,911,897 lntun1noe In Foror. NatlonWlda .... . .. .. . .. .. ...... .... . . ... .. .. 13, 4 7<t ,828,000 Accldln1 • Heelth pt9mlUrnll .• .. ... ..... ....... .... .... • . . .. . 121.836,541 lntur9fl09 In Forot c:allfO<nla Bual-Pege ........... .................. ......... .......... ..... .. 1.030 . .:>9,5441 AOoldlnt and htal111 prarnlulN -01n1crt Ctlllomla ~Page .... ... ............. .. ....... 17,791,748 Wt tw.cJy otttlfy that the lboft 11--In _d.,_ with t"9 Mnuel s .. 1emanl f0f the~ anded Oeotmbar 31, t"2 "*"to tilt !Nurance Commllllonef ot the Stile of Cllltomla. punuant 10 law. Wtltlarn A 8Pere Sr. Vlot Prllldtnt J_,,IMor Storetwy P\lbtlthed Orenge eo.t o.11y Pllo4. APl'tl 1. a. t. 10, 11. 1 M3 11M2-83 ·~ rw·,_ ~ .,..,,_..,_ Y'IAA lllDID MCIMM" 11, ,._ Of ...... ,..~c....., W 11H 4 T--0MM. ........................ 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Apr111. 1083 ca .-~~~~~~~~~~~~---------~-:---:-:~~::--~~=;;~-:C:U::n:IO:-L-:l:E:l:n=-::DU:n::,~ Golden W est blanks OCC in softball Golden Weal broke a ecoreless lie with a a!ngle run in the fifth and four in the sixth to ,ive the Ruatlera a ~-0 victory over Orange Coo.at yesterday in South Cout Conference women's aoftball action on the Pirates' field. Shanna Moore led off the fifth with a single and moved to second on a sacrifice by Liz Mason. Ctndy Claytor delivered an RBI single to open the ecoring. In the sixth, Golden West put It away as catcher Donna McElrea knocked in a pair of runs with a single and Moore added an RBI double. On the mound, Tina Kyler extended h er scoreless streak to 30 innings by blanking the Pirates. Kyler yielded three hits, struck out 11 and walked two in improving her personal record to 16-2. Golden West is 18-5 overall and 6-1 in conference play. Angie Antrobus suffered the setback for Orange Coast. On the high school scene, University's bats came alive in a 16-4 romp over Saddleback and Woodbridge went 10 innings for a 1-0 decision over Mission Viejo. ' University, 4-0 m Sea View League play and 7-3 overall. rocked the Roadrunners with three four-run innings after Saddleback had taken a short-lived 2-0 lead in the top of the second. Winning pitcher Cody Cate went 3-for-4 at the plate and Marcia Fu had a pair of hits, including a double. Monica Contrera also had a pair of hits for the Trojans. Woodbridge moved into a tie for the South Coast League lead as Jennifer Swancoat walked with one out and the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th to force over the only run. Arlene Hernandez. who had a pair of hits, we nt the distance for the Warriors, allowing just three hits, walking two and striking out four. Cindy Ewart was the hard-luck loser for Mission Viejo. Irvine wo1nen swi1n past CdM The Corona del Mar women's swun team can take pride in knowing that two of its members are after 110me national recognition this week at the U.S. Short Course swimming championships in Indianapolis. Unfortunately for the Sea King women, the absence of Amy Reinhold and Michelle Bird didn't help matters yesterday when CdM and Irvine squared off in a Sea View League meet. The Vaquero women. with Jennifer Pederson and Debbie Barrett winning two events apiece, posted an 86-70 victory. Brandi Suttle also won two events, the 50 freestyle (25.4) and 100 butterfly (1:04.0). Peder'30n captured the 200 freestyle in 2:03.'I and the 500 freestyle (5:21.8), while Barrett was a winner in the 200 individual medley (2: 17. 7) and 100 breaststroke (1 :11.3). Karon Butcher turned in CdM's best effort with a winning 58.5 in the 100 freestyle. It was the Sea Kings' first Sea View League defeat against three victories. Meanwhile, the University women made it four straight in league with a 95-55 victory over SaddJeback. Cara Brown, Christie Pallette and Lara Solomon were all double winners for the Trojans. Shannon Scholes won the 50 and 100 freestyles to lead the F.stancia women to a 95-97 victory over ---N~e-..wport Harbor. In CoQimunity ljollege women's swimming, Golden West fell to hOlt San Diego Mesa, 80-60, but the Rustlers' Den.iae Ryno won the 200 individual rned\ey (2: 18.9Q) and 100 freestyle (1 :05.0). In me n 's high school action, Rob Solomon doubled in the 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle and Mike Bartlett Non the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke as University overwhelmed Saddleback 123-29. Eric Ford won the 100 freestyle (51.9) and John Morrow took care of the 100 backstroke (1:05.8) to lead CdM to a 92-64 triumph over Irvine. Newport Harbor had no problem,, in hand.Jmg Estancia, 112-33. 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I C8 Orange Co I t DAIL V PILOT /Thuraday, Aprll 7, 1083 Dues, GWC • • post v1ctor1es in volleyball Both Orange Cooat and Goldc•n West recovered from temporary eetbacka wt niaht to potlt South Coast Conference volleyb»ll victories and Improve their marks lo 9-3. Orange Coast rallied lo defeat LA Valley, 11 -15, 15-4, 15-12, 15-12 In the fll"St match for the Pi rates in nine days. OCC struggled at the out&et, but won easily in the second game and held off Valley in the third and fourth . Leading the way for the Bucs was outside hitter Bryce Howard and middle blocker Doug Wetz.el. Golden W es t was also extended to four games before posting a 15-11. 15-6, 16-18, 15-12 triumph over Long Beach. The Rustlers controlled t,he r1 nal game, building a 12-8 advantage, and cruised to the victory. ANGEL ' JOHN GRIND DOWN MILWAUKEE, 4-3. • • From Page C1 cenwr flt•ld that ~'n'd Lynn gut u teluvt• 1111 but 1.-uuldn't holcJ fur u tllnl(ll'. Cecil Co<.>pt11 then drlll~d " 1hot uvt'r Lynn'• hl'ad for • cfoublf' to arorc Yount awd catcher Tt>d Stmmmui followed with u two-run homer to left Th~ gumc wasn't even Live minuw1t old and the Brl'Yknl were In tront 3-0 The Angl•la, howev~r. came l.>Qck In tht.' bottom of the Clrst as Brian Downing and DeCinces fll'Xl><i their mU1Cles, hitting 9010 home runs, their hnit of the tea.son, off evl'ntual loser Mike CaldwelJ (0 1). L ynn then took Caldwell over the wall In the third to lie the score and Bobby Clark put tht' Angels m front in the fifth when ht: doubled on a hat -and run relay, Downing coming all the.> way from their Ctrst bas(. for the l(o-ahead run. John and hi• VIK'uum dcuncni -took t'61rt' of tht• I l'lll. "Aft.er the final Inning, hl• kept throwing ground b•lltt and around b&tll•." aald Munager J ohn Mt'Namaru, who 13 2-0 aflt'r two aaml'tl. "l thouaht the left 1ldc• of that lnfh:ld made 10me outBt.andlng play1 "You know , when you·~ up again.et " good pitcher you have to get to h1m during the t int three lnnlnga. I thought In the third Inning J ohn 1tarlec.1 to get In his groove" So did John's lnfJe1d. "They know they're going to get u t.11 of chances with me," said John of his glove gobblers. "I think becau.e they know the ball is Uable lo get Mt to them tht-y might be on their toes and more aggn.'8S1ve "The big thing with this ball club Is that you can challenge more hitters becnulit' you UCI victimized by USIU, 7-6 wh<>n USIU parlayed four singles u11d ~ paar of Ant.eater t>rrors mto four runs to knot the st:ore. know \hfy'rc autng lo flt>ld thf' bl1ll bt•hlnd you." "It'• t-ert.a.lnly un•h:r to work behind him than a Nolan Ryan-type.>, who la goin& w go t.o • lot at 3 2 1.'0unta and prol>ubly walk and •trike out a lot of iUY•·" praised Bobby Grich of John'• work. "For a detrnslw playtir It'• a lot e81.ler becaU8<' you prcpar~; you're ready to play ~ause you know you're going to get some action. "If you're a defensive player yCJu know there's a chance a good defenalve play la going to contrlbuw to a winning effort." Under such criteria, the Angels' t'Ontrlbutiona last night were Infinite Offered DeClnces: "Defense Is just as Import.ant as offense. It doesn't appear that way all the time hut It ls " Cert.alnly, nobody lq\ow1 that bl>tl.t.'r than Tommy J ohn. * ANOIL NOTIEI -o.c1-. "-eo .. Jecllaon and Ron JKk-H C:h h.0 IWO hilt 10 le.O lhe Angell IHI nlghl The bOllOm ol lhe Angel• 0tdet Orlc:h, ,oll and 9ob 9-11 ott 10 • 1low 11er1 •• 1he trlO 11 • coml>lned 1·10 r· 17 111.-lwo gamH m ry A,ig111lln• 11 ac:~uled 10 lai:;e Miiie Witt In 1"--* llna.le loqjohl .flod Ce••• ae1 oul hi• MOOnd 1tra1Qhl gem• •• h• 1 u~c:ov.,1ng lrom lhe llu He aeld ne 11\ould be r•ady 10 pley 1onlghl t? 301 John. on lhe h-run he aurrenderltd 10 Slmn\Qf\t I wu trylno 10 oome lnald• wllh • lealb•ll 1 m•aM<J. he dldn 1 Ru tier trim anta Ana; Pirates fall Goldt:n Weal won u thr111er from Santa Ana. while unbeaten Fullerton provt'<.I too 11trong for O rangt• Colut In women'• t.'OmmunJty c..'OUegc baiiketbalJ lut night Jill Guthne'a thrt:e-pomt play with M &e<.'Onds left gave Golden West the lead for good and the Rustlcni went C>n lo beat Santa Ana, 69-65, on the Dona' floor Orange Const, ml'nnwhllc, was crippled by foul trouble and fell to host Fullerton, 65-58 , In another South Coast Conference ~ame. Santa Ana led Golden West 65-64 when Guthrie converted her three-point play Then, C uthrn•, who finis hed the game with 29 points, pulled down a key rebound and Kelly Harrison convertl'li a pair of free throws with nme se<.'Onds remainm~ V1s1l1ng United Stutes lnte rnatton al Univl•rslly rallied for four runs in the eighth and a nother an the ninth to trim UC Irvanl'. 7-li, yl'sterday 1n nonconfe rencc colh•ge baseball act1un on tht• Anteaters' field _ UCJ to?k a 6-2 lead into the _eighth inning Outside hitter Mark Barrett and setter J on Hansen were ~instrumental m the victory. ..... ~--~~----------. L<"ading the charge for the Anteawn. ut th<' plate was Steve Haworth, who ha<l a single, double and triple and Mike Rupp, who delivered a two-run double --- Oownlr19, on hll home run. 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The competition Cor the coveted World Cup will begin Saturday morning with a formal reception and ak.lppers meeting at NHYC, followed by the first race of a six-race series. The schedule calls for a r ace on Sunday, Mustangs invade Anteaters' track UC Irvine's men's track and field squad closes out its 1983 home and dual meet schedule Saturday, hosting NCM Division II power Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Field events are scheduled to begm at 12:45, with the first running event at 1:45 Coach Kevin McNair's Anteaters brmg a 3-3 dual record into the meet, while the Mustangs are 1-0. CaJ Poly finished second at last year's NCAA Division ll chamfion.ships. The Mustangs are led by 1981 Division I steeplechase champion Cannelo Rios, who has run 8:53.4 this season. Other top Cal Poly individuals include Ron Waynes in the long jump (26-3 'h ). Mark Langan in the high jump (7-1) and Brad Underwood in the 400 intermediate hurdles (51.84). CoUowt-'<l lly &a wy<Jaiy Mum.wy 'fhl'"'° will bt• orll' ru·t: Tut-•aday, Wednt>1duy and Thur•d&ay, with another layday Frid1o1y, Aprtl I:), lolluwt.-d by the..· final rM: • Suturday, April 16 Sunday. April 17 htuc been llt'l l.lalde rut a make-up day In tht• t'V~nl of u pociitponemcnt Thill will be the aecond timl' the World Cup regatta ha.a betin h6ld In the U.S and lht' Hnn time In the open cx."ean. The rel(atta was he ld In Seattle ln 1979 and 1980. In 1981 lhc sixes did not llAll because of lack oC wind. In addition to the U.S .. entr1l'8 are from Fran<.'f>, Switzerland, Canada, Austria, Sweden and Italy. ln other local yachting action Saturday, Lido Isle Yacht Club will conduct its Spring Regatta and CaplBtrano &y Yacht Club will hold the first race of its Ocean Racing Series for Pe rformance Handicap Racing Fleet. Southern California Yachting Assol'tation calendar. * LCM Ano .... ·Lono .. ecll Long Beech Yacht Club-Long Point & Aeturri (l1l1nd Seri.,. t & 21 Saturdey, Sundey Cebrlllo 8Hch Yecht Club--Cabrlllo Sertee No t. S1tu1dey Al1mltoa Bey Y1ch1 Club-Spring Tune-up. Seturdey. Sunday lent• Montc. .. , Pacific M111ne11 Yacht Club-Spring Tiling (keel bo1ta) S1turd1y Sund1y .. "~ SoulllwHl11n Vichi Club-Alb1troaa SetlH (C1t1lln1-27) S1turd1y, SPflng SerlM (h1nd1C1p) Sunday Coron100 Ceya Y.cht Club-SP'lng C1e1alc S11iea. S1turdey Sant• Clere A.clng Auoc1etlon-Sprlng S..1111 (L.-1S1Hboardl Saturdly Sen 0141go Yacht Club -TO<lo. Santo• ltland rac:. (AumMy Seroeal Seturdly San Ot41QO N1vy Salling Club-Biii Bunce R901111. Sunday H«tll end Inland Santa Bl•b••• $1lllng Club-Tom Jack1on Serl ... S1turday, One-dealgn Seriee, Sunday Santa Berber• Yechl Club-WlllOO Serie.. Saturd1y. Sunday Chin'* 1111nds Yecht Ctub-JuniOI Sabot Day. 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Tomorrow night, Graham wlll try to wtn hi• Mc:ond non-n1tlonal Gardena Gold Cup 111 the 1 llh 1nnuat event on the hatr-mtla track, al10 ate. For llc1t11 Information, phone (213) 321·5323. Pow~r boat rac ing Proteutonat power boat reclng comes to Orange County Saturday and Sunday when Irvine Lake h0st1 the Western Champlon1hlp1. Some 15,000 to 20,000 apectatore are expected and t 7 cluses of drag boat1 wtll be competing tor a prize purse Htlmated at $t5.000 Admlulon la $8 Saturday and S 10 Sunday tor adult•. whlle children under 12 are admitted tree either day. lrvtne Lake Is l~ted outside the city of Orenge Take the Newport Freeway to Chapman Avenue, go ea1t five mlla1 to Santiago Canyon Road, turn right and continue four miles t o the lrvlne Lake entrance For more Information, phone 970-692~. 32" 36" Promo 30" 32" 36" R11. Pro t .. nnl"' The lot) men'• tannl1 pt1yer1 In Iha wof10, Including defending Wimbledon and U.8 Open champion Jimmy Conf\Ofl. wlll converge on Loa AngelH Mondey tor th• Pacific 8outh~t Tann11 Open. Lo• Anget11 Tannt• Club 11 the alta for the tournament which b1gln1 with qulllfylng round• thl1 Saturd1y 11 10 a.m and ag1in Sunday al noon. MatchM In the 48-player main draw wlll begin at noon Monday. TuHday through Friday, April 16 wlU teature double ....ions at noon and 7 30 p.m. Weekend match .. on Saturday. April 16 will be played It 1 and 7·30 p.m wilh the final• Mt Sundey, Aprll 17 at 3 Ticket• are on nte at Tlcketron outlet• Ticket pric.s 1tan 11 $6 lor genef'al adml111on and $8 for r119rvld Mating Boll 18811 llart at S t5 Tlck1t1 tor the qualltylng round• are SJ For more Information, phone (213) 463-23 t2 or (2131 475-6838 Lltflf.A Lf'BlfUP ope n e r The Newport National Lillie League wlll open Ill Inaugural season Saturday with opening ceremonies and a full slate ol gamet tt En1ign Middle School. Featlvl1le1 begin al 9 a.m. with the opening ceremonlel. First game 11 ~• tor 11 a m The league consists ol 10 minor league and four major league teams. Newport Beach M ayor Evelyn Hart Is expected to be on hand to throw out the first ball. ~ ~ Spr1d Slfin l1t11 11mi 11011 1n1m1I STOP! Is Drinking Interfering With Your Family Add peace of mind to your leanto. Famous latex flat wall paint lrom Glidden 1erubs clean stays color fall Easy water cleanup Kid tested Glidden gives you a super tough nonyellow1ng ltn· 1sh with FREE inst1ll1tion kit $10.00 V1lu1 t~ R11. 11.H ~1 Life? 8: ..... 13.11 Choice of Vlgoro·a Az111a. Camellia. Rhododendron Food. Citrua end Avocado. All Purpose Tomato or V1911t1bte Food 5 tb. ... . box" 18 2.1i I , .. , .... ,., Rq. ,77 11.•1 UL ,UL ~ ... TOP MOIMI ... SOOTM White toilet seat. Top mount hinge, enameled. All necessary hardware Included. Sku 77100 • j . . ' .... Oranoe Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thurad1y, April 7, 1993 0000 NE~. GA~FIELP! THC AIRLINE HA~ A SPECIAL ALLOWING CMILPRE.N TO FLV !='RE.£ ---..... SO WHEN Wf Lf AV( ON VACATION, VOU CAN PosE A~ MV &ON ANP RIDE UP FRONT by Gus Amola by Jim Davis OTHERWI~, VOU'LL MAYE ro RIPE IN A ~ITiY CARRIE.~ IN THE eAGGAGE COMPARTMENT ' THE t',\~IL , . BIG f6t:ORG•: by Virgil Partch (VI P) CIRClS by 811 Keane "You'd get muddy, too, if yov were this close to the ground." u.1 "No peeking. It's going to be a surprise." '9.\R'9.\Dl"Kt; by Brad Anderson I. I \-~ "He Isn't very subtle. is he?'' ·~ 'Jk>M TELLS ME TO GO UP .AND CLEA.N MY ROO'v\ ANO ~.WILSON TELLS iW TO 00 HOME~ CL~ MY OOf. . ' ''!Ill. ' ..... ~\ • t;ut Weal vulnerable. t:111 deal• NORTH •Q87 "I( 100 0 K J S• •Q3 WEST £AST • 8 • 502 <::1 QU '1 J65 OAU OU • AK 10 98 7 • 85 H SOUTH +A KJ 108 'V A 87 0 Q1098 +J The bidding: Eaat South We1t North Pan I + 2 + 2 • Pa11 3 O Paa• • • Pa11 Pan Paa• Opening lead Kan1t or + suo•: DR\BBLE GOif N ON lllDGf B V CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF l>on't lrt a 1eoem1ngly euy conttart lull you Into a ralH tenae of Hcur1ty. It need• only onr poor play Lo turn a largtl profit intu a lo 1 The au<'llon wu well con ceived. Althourh he had a rm hand, North rould do nu more than bid two 1pad111 over Weat'a Intervention. South realized that game wu a rl'll poulbility If he found partner with valuu in diamond•. so he made a trial bid in that suit. North was delighted to accept thr In vilatlon. West led the king of rlubs and continued with the ace. Declarer ruffed the second club. then cashed two high trumps lo learn or the 4 I break. Now declarer rould not draw the re't or thl" 't ~1 !JA~ 1'it~ UR\.'/ 6~1A>. 11 \&»6 6'tU1 \ trump• before driving out the ace of diamond•. btuu1e he would have lo uh1uat hi• Lr11mp1 and the deC11ndt1ra would be able to cuh club trlclla. So declarer abandoned trump• and atarttd on diamond•. WHt durked the Cir1t diamond. won the aecond and gave hl1 partnt1r a ruU. Since declarer could not avoid IOJing a hl'lrt trick. he went down one. l>eclartr should havt realized that the only danger to hi• contract wu a bad trump break. which would cause him to lose control of the hand. But there was a simple way lo retain rontrol. Instead of rurfing the second club. declarer should simply have discarded the hurt that he would have to l w~s M10N~ ~1 'flt£ tMO of 1~ MO'JIE. w"ft.l 1~€. "00> 1'"9.NW OOt' 10 SE. ~ 00\I&\.£ ~~ wAA1 ~~PR~~ How MANY DISHES CAN you coo~ JOHN--~ •·t~K\' "''KERH•~A' I KNOW WHAT t.,.t)O' RE. (:,QIN(;, fHlinX;,H • NATE I 1 ~EMEMSER WAAf IT IA.IA$ LIKE. ~ ~ i WHEN I WA$ INVOLVED IN NE60TIAllN6 ! i I i '1, _jLf . ( I J a I DIDN'T EUEN WAAI iO BE. Qt\\ 1HE NE(:i)TIATIN& 1tAM IN rnE FIR5T FUCE. ! by Ferd & Tom Johnson DR. S'90CK l"HIS IS ONe OF "'fHOSe "YOU MAY At...ReAPY" HAVE:! WON " OPE:R All ONS .' SO RE:ACH IN 10 "fHe HA"I ANP Le·rs FINP ou-r WHICH POC"IOR 1rs GONNA ee .' I 'M WEARING MY TAP-DANCING SHOES, BUT THERE'S NO MUSIC TO DANCE TO lou anyway. Now thert wu no way that hi• trump hold1n1t t'ould be weakt'ntd. It W ut pualated with another dub. dtC'lartr would ruff in dummy Jr Wnt ahifted. declarer could win and draw trump1. Slntt declar•r would atlll have a lrump l11f1 • dter all the eneimy trump• had bun u lracttd. he l'.ould lhen kncxk out thl' au of diamond• In peace and comfort to u1urt hia contract. Hew do yo• ca...M tM betl opeaiq load? Cbrt.1 Corea laa1 Ute u1wor. Fer a copy of ww1aa1q 0,0.U., Leach," 1ead U .85 to "Corea·Lead1," care 1f ~ oew1paper, P.O. 801 259, Nerwood, N.J. 07648. Make daeeke payable to New .. paperbookt. by Jeff MacNelly by Kevin F aaan NEt'T 11Mf. W€. !it~ .,.~ll., R£M1MD Me 10 f{1f ~M SEAAt> 001. by Lynn Johnston b Tom Bat1uk By Mark Lasky .. bv Harold Le Ooux l1t11 Piiat THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1983 Variety aids stores' success Expanded inventory, adde d staff h elp weather recession Crown Hardware Stores have done better than moet at weathering the recesalon. Buainees la good, and the atoree haven't felt the 'pinch of hard times too severely, uya owner Jeff Schule in. His formula for succesa? His four stores carry more than ICl'eWdrivers and rachet aeta -and they have a wide range of appeal. Schuleln expanded inventory and Increased the number of employee9 when he bought the first Crown Hardware In Corqna del Mar In 1975. Now he hu four locations -Corona del Mar, Newport Beach, Harbor View Shopping Cent.er and Anaheim. H is stock includes a full line of gourmet kitchen accessories and bath deoor it.ems, he says. ·•w e sell pots and pans, towel racks and curtains." says Schulein. On the hardwar e aide of things. the stores carry ever y thing from e lectrical a ada eta to extensive plumbing equipment and a full line of too la. The variety of merchandlae means about half ot the stores' customers are wo~n. "Our prices are competitive," Schulein adds, "but we're no t a diacount a tore." Right now. one of Schulein's hottest it.ems Is an ultrasonic deterrent for rodenta and Insects. He said the device has been on the market for about two years, but prices this year, due to competition and advances In technology, are about half what they we re last year. The gadget emits sound either above or below the level of human hearing, Schulein explains. The noise drives rodents and insects, who can hear it, away from the area but does not kill them. Zodys agrees to pay big fine be pald by Wards, Philibosian's statement said. The company leases space from Zodys to sell televisions, washers, dryers. radios, microwave ovens and other appliances. ClASSlfllD Sean Callaway, inset , works in the paint d e partme nt at Crown Hardware, 17th Street and Irvine Boulevard, in Ne wport Beach . PtJBl.IC NOTICE LOS ANGELES (AP) -Zodys dlacount stores and it.a appliance lessee, Wards Company Inc .. has agreed to pay $375,000 in fines and legal fees to settle a civil su it accusing them of u sing '·bait-and-switch" tactics and selling uaed, damaged or repaired appliances as new ones. The aettlement was announced by Los Angeles County District Attorney Robert Philibosian, wh06e agenc y brough t the suit last yea r , said his Wards is not affiliated with Montgomery Ward department stores. While neither company admitted guilt, Wards agreed to a court injunction prohibiting Illegal sale tactics and Zodys agreed to a establish a system to take written complaints from customers. f lCTITIOUI 9UltNIEH NAllM I TAnMINT Th41 followtng peBC>na .,. doing bullneN N fAR WEST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CONSOUDATED ITARMENT Of CONDITION DECEMBER 51, 1111 spokesznan, Al Albergate. , The bulk of the settlt>ment -$315,000 -will French restaurant to open Workme n put finishing touches on Ca sino Resta urant as it readies fo r opening tomorrow n ear the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. T he French r estaurant, which will feature buffe t style dining in its cafe section, is at 33000 Bristo l S t. Restaurant hours will be 1 1 a .m . to 2 :30 p.m. a nd 5 p.m . to 10 p.m . Sundays through Thursdays a nd 5 p.m. to midnig ht Fridays and Saturdays. The cafe will be (A) INVESTQR"S PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES. (8) I N VEST M ENT PROPERTY MAINTENANC~ 518 Huntington SI . Huntington BNCh, CA 92M8 CharlH B Thom1on, 309 Mell'phla • 10. Hunting ton Beach. CaJlloml• 92M8 Cindy M Tr1omaon. 51 8 Huntington St • Hunllngton 81111Ch. Ca11torn1a 926411 Thi• t>ullne .. la conducted by a general p911n4Hllllp Charle• 8 Thomaon Thtl atalemenl WN flied With Ille County Clefk of Orange County on Feb 211 1983 Fn07M Put>lllhed Orange Cou t Dally Pllot. Milch 31. Aprll 7. I'. 21. 11183 1521-83 PtJBl.IC NOTICE PICTITIOUI llUl ... 11 N.Ald ITATSMENT The fOllowlng pe<llOftl are dolr~ t>uSlnMI N ' O"CONNOR ENTERPRISES. 33081 C1mtno Cap111rano. S•n Juan Ceplllrano. CA 921175 Ronnoco Corp • 330111 Camino Cap111rano San Juan Capialrano, CA 92875 This buSlneea 11 conducted t>y • CO<POt at ion Jerry 0 Conn0< PrMIOenl Thia llat-t wu filed with the County Clefk of Orange County on March 25. 111113 n1n= Put>ll1hed Or1ng• CoHt Dally Piiot, M8rCh 31, Aprll 7. H . 21. 1983 155t-83 ASSETS Cash and secun1oes Loans receivable and properties held for sale LOUIS on real estafe Home Improvement and mobile home loans Loans on real estate owned for development Loans fo f1c1hta1e the sale of real estate Contrac1s for the sale of real estete Real estate acquired for investment Real estate acquired through foreclosure Less allowance for possible future losses Federal Home Loan Bank Stock Ottice pr(lpert .. s and eQUl!lment Prepayments to secondary reserve of Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 01her assets LIABILITIES Savings accounts Retail repurchase and sweep accounts Advances from Federal Home Loan Bank Und•sbursed loan funds Other heb•htoes and deferred income CAPITAL Guarantee stock Paod·•n capital Retained earnings s 912.348.587 1,792.272 '1.832.306 881,500 926 854,665 42 021 542 7 553.808 - (6 800.000) ~--., • FSDC . . ----~. ,• ---.. CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS NEwPOAT BEA~ s '13,357,496 969 630.015 12.035.800 15 607.823 2.816.219 21.691.937 s 1 135, 139,290 s 756 596.260 30.224.873 208 329. H>O 60.014.518 45.212 431 1 I00.3n 182 1.283.540 3 600.881 29,8n.687 3-4.762. 108 s 1 135,139.290 = o pen 7 a .m. to 10 p.m. Sundays throu gh T hursd ays and 7 a .m . t • (714) 833--8383 • (213) 266-3060 Seed dispute may mean jail KANSAS CIT Y, Mo. (AP) -A western M.imouri tanner says he would rather go to jail than comply with a court order to tum over 6,000 to 7 ,000 baga of hybrid seed com to a California company which he says broke a contract. C. Dean Coats of Odessa has been ordered by U.S. Di.atrict J udge Joeeph E. Stevens to tum the seed corn over to Ferry-Morse Seed Co. of Mo untain View, Calif., a major produc;er of vegetable, flower, hybrid corn and farm eeeds. Stevena impoeed a $1,000-a-day fine effective Tue9day afternoon if Coata failed to deliver the teed com. After the deadline paaeed, Coata said he didn't int.end to turn over the com even if it meant going ~ .. He was scheduled to appear before a judge ~e dispute concerns how much Coat.a is to be paid by Ferry-MOl"lle for the aeed com, which ia aold in unit bap that have enough kem ela to plant about three acres. Stevena told c.oata the dlapute could be settled later but that Ferry-Mone faced irreparable harm by not having the aeed ready for dlatribution or sale· to cuatornen in time for planting. • c.oata• com la a sped.al kind uaed to make com fla kes and similar p roducts. Coata start ed ~bn!oeding food com five years ago and came up with what he aaid ia a superior hybrid with bigger kernels and more grit. CoMt aa1d he ligned a contnct last July with Ferry-Mo.-that caDed for b1m to 8J'OW the leed and receNe a percent.age of the retail price for each t.g told to farmen for planUna. Ferry-Mone paid Coata $100,000 at the time of the &IJ'eement and another $2~0,000 later but notified Coata in December that it w ould begin le1lina the .eed com by a system of direct aa1e to cUstri6uior.. Under the new system. the retail price would be con•idered the price ch arged to distributon. the ocmpany aaid. Airliner sells 2 jetliners NIM' YORK (AP) -Continental Airllnes wiJl ..U hdtnl l:xpnlll Corp. two jlt fnlabcen for $33.5 million. the c:ompenMe have ,.act. J'ederal :&!'j)reta currently operate• four McDonnell 1>oaaas-oc.10-1ocr careo • that '" boulht from c.on&Uwntal In January 1880. c,;;~ addtUOOal two jell wW be dellwted in = and October dter modWeedons, Continental J'eclm'al i:x.,..., the ..... In the owma,ht ~· delJvery field, la1d the two .ddtdonal wi4e·Dodle1 Wnl help it kH p pace w ith the 1N:n1rlnc~ volume ln maJor muketa. ,. A Public Service Announceinent about over-the-counter inedicines. from Commissioner, Dr. Arthur H . Hayes U.S. Food & Drug Administrati on • I In recent days, we've aij been shoc ked by cri minal tam- pering with the medicines on our store shelves. Innocent products like Tylenol- products that are in tended to help -have been used to hurt. Government and industry are working together to provide packaging to lessen the chances that this sort of thing wilJ hap- pen again-either to the people they 're not tom. And, when you of Chicago or to people any -get home, check the product where in the country. inside the package .for signs of But we can't guarantee pro-tampering. And alert your chil- tection against everything that a dren to this problem, too. sick mind might think of. You We don't have to do mu st help. When you buy without any of the medicines medicines-or any product-that make our lives more be sure boxes are not opened or comfortable. But we can use a damaged. look at seals or little extta care. That's a good wrappings to make cenain rule anytime. PrtNnltd .i a ptlbllt ltff'Vlc. by tlw Food Oltd °"'I Aclwtl"'"'°"""1 OI - -Q DI Ot•noe Colll OAILY PIL.OTIThureday. Aprll 7. 1913 PUBUC NOTICC MOTICI 04' TflUITU'a Ull L.Mft .... ClllOIUUN T.L .... A ..... UNfT Coot 4 COLJlWll..L BANKUI UCROW &lflVICU, INC H dllfV IU)C)OlnllHI 1ru1t•• undtt Iha roliow1no dNcrlbeel deed Of lruet Wll l 0Ell A.i PUil iC AUCTION JO THl HIOHUT 81001!R roA CASH ANOIOR UH! CASHILMS OR Ol!AT,,1(0 CHECKS SPlCll 1(0 IN CIVIL coor Sl!CTION 204 11 (ptyable •I Iha lime of •ale tu l•wful money 01 tll• united 8111 .. 1 111 rlglll. lltle and 1n11ra11 conveyed to Ind l'IOW lleld by II under H id 0..0 of TNtl In lhl propet1y ha<'elnallar dMCflbed TllUSTOR. DANIEL C1PORKIN Ind f"EllSA F. OE OIPORKIN BENEFICIARY. DAVID 0 ISAAC8 and SALLY 0 ISAACS Rac:Otded o-rtbf< 17, 11181, 11 Intl! No 22321 In Book 14328 """ 1645 o1 omc111Aec:o<d1 1n111a ottica o• th• R_d., or Otano• Oou11ty: uld d1ed of 1ru11 <IMCrtbed thl fc>l!owlng 11top«W PARCEL t Loi )9 OI TtAGI No 861111, In 111e City ol l•vlM, county. of OrlnQI, Sl•1• or c a111orn11. 11 per map rac;ordaO In t>ooti: 248. Pill•• 42 to 44, 1nc1u1I••. o t liA1IQfllanaou1 M1pa, In 111e olf\ce of 111a eoun1v Rec:0<0.. ot Hid Or1nga County EXCEPT thar1trom 111 oil, oil rlQhl1, mlntr•lt, mineral rtglll1. natural OH 1lg1>11, •ncl other hydlOC&rbOt'l1 by wfla.._var ntma It.no-11111 m•y be within or und., ••Id l1nd, togatlltr with Ill• ptrpalu1J 11g111 ol drUllng, mlnlf\g, oplorlng t nd oper111no therefor end storjng In ind removing Ill• same from aa1d i.r>d or 1ny ot"9< ra nd. 1nclud1no tlla right 10 wlllpl'toc~ 0< dlrectlon1lly drtll and mine from lend• other than uld t1110, oil °' gu watlt, 111nna11 and 1t11tt1 Into. throvgn or MJtOU Ille aubaurtec;e ot 11ld lend, end 10 bottom 1uc11 w111p11ock11d or dlracllonally drilled -111, 1unnel1 end alltlt• uncltr end btneetll or bayoncl the e•lerl0< limits lllereof, 1nd 10 reclrlll, retunnel, equip, malnteln, repair deepen end oper110 any suoh -II• or mines, wlthOYI Ille 1lghl to <lrlll, mine. 11or11, explore ano operate tllrougtl 1111 turlac• of Iha upper 500 IM1 ot Iha 11Ub1urttc• of Hid land. u resa<vtd by The lrvlne Company, " Weel Virginia c:orporlllon, In died recorded June 12, 1969, In book 8987. page tO, Ollk:lal Records PARCEL 2 A non-oxc;1u11va eopur1en1n1 easement over end llOtOIS Ille Soulll.,ly 3 00 feet Of LOI "'° of Hid l<act tor PUIPOSH o t dtelnaga 1no lor m•lnt11n1ng Ill• exterior o l tlle 11ruc tura1 wall located upon Loi 39 ol 11Jd tract edlteent to 11111 llt6merlt YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST OATEO 1211018 t UNLESS YOU TAi<E ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN E.XPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER The tldd•••• of Ille •bO•I PtOPlrly 11 18932 Raolnt . lrvlnt, CA No wenenty 11 gr.oan aa to Ill c:omplelttn... Of CO<ractnan The beneltclery under said Oeeo o f T'ru11. by reuon of • breach or dlftufl In the obltg1t1ont 1eCUred thereby. herltofore e•acuted and delivered 10 the unda111gnecl • wrltlen Dlclar111on 01 Oeltutt and Dernend IOI Sala, and wrttltn nottce al breeoh and of lllllellon 10 c:euse 1he under11gn•d t o 1e11 setd propet1y 10 11t1sly aald obllg•t10ns and ther••Her tile under11on•d CIUMer 22, 1982 11 lnltr No 82-449848 Of ottk:lal Recorcla In tile otflea ot the Aecorde< 01 Or1noa Co~mty. S•ld S•I• w lll be mede. but wllhout coven•nt or w•r11nty express 0< lmplled, 1eg11dlng title posMSffon, or enc;umbranc;" to pay 11\e remaining prlnctl)lj 14.im of the note tec:urecf by said Oeeo of "Trull, with tnlerut as 1n Mid no1e provided. edv1noet. II 1ny, under Ille l11<m1 of 111d Deed of Trull •-. charges end ••pen-ot Ille Tfustee and of Ille 1ru111 c:reatld by aald Oeod ot Trust Said .. ia wllt bf tlfld on Thu1.0•y. APfll 28. 1983 Al 2:00 p m 11 the C1111pman Ave t n111nca lo the Civic Cente1 Building. 300 E Chapmen Ave Orange, CA At the time o f th• 1n1111 1 publlcltlon ol 11111 110tlu. Ille tote! lmOUl\t of Ille unpllld bellflGa Of the obligation aecurtd by the above cl11crlbed dead of trUll 1nd e1ttmet1d cosll, aap1n1a1, end edlreooes I• $28,510 52 The total lndeblednon being en .. 11rna1a on wfllc:n thll opening bid la computed mey oe obtelnad by calling (4 t51 1145-&418 Ille dey bffO<I the .... Otte Mtrcll 28 1983 COLDWELL BANi<ER ESCROW SERVICES. INC as Mid Truatee, l 0 SERVICE CO , IQll\t Wand• Mc:Mlnton Aut Sec Ona City Blvd Weal Orange, CA 9 t688 c .... ,. NOTIOI °' TlllUtTIH' IA.La Tf'"ITH'I MO 111M On Ar:>tll JI 1113 •I t I 00 a m '"Ill AMl!RIO AN TITl,.I INllUAANOI! OOMllANY, • Calllo•nl• 001po1allon •• ftutl•, OI 111;.c...o. f tutt .. °' luo.111111.cl J rue .... 01 1ha1 cerlaln Offd ol frutl ••.Cullk:I by LOWIN W HO and WANOA A HO, "41.0and and wtle, R081'.AT E THO"NOVlllO and MAROARl!T A THO,.NOVRO, 11u1tnlnd •nil wile. and recorded Augull 20 11111 at INl~•I NO '9213, tn 8ooi. 14 118. 11-oe 1664, ot Otttctal Aaoord1 ol 0111111• Counly. C.rttornla, and puf1111111 l o ""' certain Nolle• or O•fautt lhetaundar ·-dad o.c..no.r 20, 1912 H lnllrumal'll No U -4463112, of Otttclel A41cord• Of MIO Counly, ... 111 undat and pu11uan1 IO .. Id Dead Of T IUll Mii al publ1¢ M!Ctlon tor CHll, lawful money Ol tlle United 41•1•• ot Amerio•. • CH iiier'• cllack Pty•bla lo H id TtullH drawn on • 11a1a °' national bank. 1 11•1• Ot tad«al <itadll u11loll, or a •l•I• 0• lfdarat H Vl"iJI and loan HIO(:tallOn domletle<I In tllla 1111a. al 111' main antranct to ""I Amertcan Tni. lnwranQa Company loc;atad tt 114 Eul Flllll &trMI, In tlle City of S1n1a An1. C11ttorn1a,1tt 111e1 •l(lllt, 1111e end lntera11 conveyed to and now llald by II unda• .. Id Dffd of Trull In "" property 111uated tn H id County end Slala dHCrlbad u PARCEL I LOI ' of Tract No 103811, 111 th• City OI Coll• MaH, County of Or1nge, State ol Canrornta, H lhown on • m91> rac:ordeOOk 450, pegae 18 e nd 19 of Mlece1t1naou1 Mape, In the office of Iha Counly Record., of ••Id Co~mly EXCEPTING THEFROM Ill oll, g•• mlnar1l1 e ncl Other 11yqroc•rbon 1ub1t1nc11 lying below a clepth OI 500 !Mt without the right 01 1u1tece en1ry, •• reterved by Roy Hirata, by deed recorded Aprll J. t978 tn book 12820, peg• 82. 0t11e1a1 Rac°'ds EXCEPTING THEREFROM the loOowtng CaJ Unltt IA I & IA·2 th<ougll 14A· 1 & 14A·2 as a11own upon the conoomlnlum pten recorded In book 1355' II p1ga 1737 ot OlllC:lll Record• of Mid County (b) The oclu1l11e rlghl to po11eu1on o t 111 tho•• ••••• detlgn111d as balcon111. pet101 sto11ge ar•••. and g111oea •• sllown upon Ille condominium plen above referred to PA-l 2 Units t•A·t encl 14A·2. ea allown upon lhe Condominium ptan above rel.,,ed to PARCEL J. An ••elusive •l>Purlen1n1 e11eme111 lo• •ealdal'ltlal UM end purpo$6$ 1n end to Ille b1lc;ony anO p11t10 directly ad)•~t to Iha •bova de1cr1bed Unit wlllCh shell b e oeemed to be part ol the "Re· a1r1c1ed Common Areu .. 111own es 1•B encl 1 4 P on th• Conoom1n1um Ptan above rateueo to PARCEL 4 An e•clu1lva appurtenant u~t 10 use and occupy. 11 111 ttmu tr1e garage deKrlbed and detlgnalecl on the Condominium Pian above relerred lo es t40 wlllCh S/\all be~ to be p1r1 ot tne Rest11cted Common Arau Nome tncl •ddren o f th• benetlct1ry al whOH requHt lh• salt IS being conducted P1c:lflc Bluffs Condom1nium1. cto Don I( LOYla, 1445 Camino M ... no, Senll BA•b•• a. CA 931 ti [)jrec:tlons 10 the above property may be ob1a1necl by requelllng uma 1n wrlllng lrom th(, t>eneflCl•ry wllhln tO clays trom t1w1 hrst pubhcahon of 11111 notice Said Hie will De made without covenant or wenanly a•p•eH or implied u to lttla ~ °' encumbrances lo 81tlsly Ille unpaicl balance due on the not• °' notaa secured by salcl Deed of Tlust 10 wH SA0,877 00, plus tl'I lol10w1ng 11st1mated c:oaca. aapen1t1 and advanc:et II the II~ of Ille 1nttlal publiutlOtl ot '"'' Notice 01 sai. $3, 183 75 NOTICE TO PflOPl!RTY OW'NIR YOU ARE ... DEFAULT UNOEll A DEED 0, TRUaT , DATED OCT<>eER 14, 1llO. UMl..laa YOU TAKI! ACTION TO P'ROTl!CT YOUR PROP'lRTY, IT MAY aE SOU> AT A l"U9l.IC •AU. If' YOU NHD AN Ul'\.AMA T10M Of' THE NATURE OF THI! P'ttOCEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU aHOULD CC»CTACT A LA~ OA TEO Meteh 29. tll83 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE CO a Callt0<nl• corp Jeef'nlna L l..lwr\e Aulho<lzed 01l\oer 11• e A1111 Street. Senta Ana, CA 9270t (7 14) 556-3211 Publlallad Or•nge CoH t Oelly P110t Apr 7, t4 21 11183 flt&IC N011C£ NOTICE°' aw (71.C) 835-8288 Publl1llad Or1ng1 Cout Deify Piiot, APfll 7 14, 21 1983 In ICCOf'clanc:e with Ille provi81ons of th• C 1 1ttorn11 unrtorm Commerelel CocM, there being due 1648·83 end unp1ld 1t0fl0' IOI wfllcfi tile ------------COA 0 VAN MOVING & STORAGE PtaJC NOTICE NOTICI OF aAU Of'AUT~ Notiee 11 hetaby given pur1Uanl to MC1ton1 3071 Ind 3072 ot tile CMI Coda of the Siiia of Cal1foml1 th• undersigned, ELMER BUD NAYLOR. 7773 Newman Ave , Huntington Ba•cll CA Counly o t Orenge Stall of C•lllotnla 921147 , Wiii 1111 el publlC tuetlon, al 7773 Newman Ave , aald addr ... Catllornla, II 10 • m on Friday, tile 8th day of Aprfl. 1983 1111 tollowlng 9Utomoblte, 10 wt1. 11'1'1 P'Oflti8oc; 2J.-n>~ Slid Ml• " for th• P\l•POM ol 11llefylng lien of the undlnlgned IOI stor1g1 In Iha 1moun1 of $50 00 togell'ift with c;Qtll Of ldver1'9fng and ... pen-ol .... DUNN MOVINO & STORAGE, GORDEN MOVING I STORAGE & O'NEIL MOVING SYSTEMS. INC ls 1n11tled to a lien aa Watahou---. on tlle good• heteinlller deec:t1bed end due l'IOllQe 11evt09 ~ otveo to Pflr1• known to ctelm an lnt-t tha<ein and ll>e llma spacifled In IUCh notlel fOI p1ymenl of IUCll hiving ••Plred, notlc1 11 hereby given 11111 ,,_ IJOl>d• wtll be IOkl el public auction •I Cot 0 V1n Mov1fig & S1or1ge. 235 P1ul1rlno Ave . Cotti Meu. County o f Ortn0e, S1111 of Ctlltoml.t on Ille 24th d•y of Ap,.I. 19113, •t 9 JO o · clOol\ L m Should It be lmpolllbla 10 Mii all the loll on Iha et>ove dlll. 1111 Mii w111 bf contlnued to another dlta u tnnounoed by Ille aucllOn company Oeted 11111 15th day ol Al)fH. 1983 El met Bud N tytor Pubtllll•d Orange Cout Delly Pilot. """' 7. t 1183 Tll• IOllOWtno II~• lo be •old con1let1 of l'IOuMhold good• & par_,•I eftec:11· Ntma ot ()wl'ff CotO\I• ........ 1878-83 • •tor ... -------------Anne Bennett LOii ChrltllanMn Barblt• Orwn P\llUC NOTICl PUaUC NOTICI Ru ..... MIQUlre No4toe of Aw.....,.ty Augle O.tro•lll ef MlfN9I ~ S.-VelllQUR Punu1nt to ~tlon 6 t04(dl of Lot No 00413282 00403279 00410S.2 00()()4415 00400185 004t1°'8 Iha Internal Revenue Coda, notlc. 11 OUM MO'lltftt a .....,. hereC>y ~ thet 1"41 anl'l<J&I repor1 Stephen Btown ICH Iha c1llftda1 y11r of 11182 of 51*:1 81e11at 723 138r> 17544 21111-tN 337 20~23 272267 31314 3990 134519 090rge E. Hewitt Fou11d1tlon, • Vtv11n Collura prlvlt• I011nd1tl0n. it 111all1bl4I If Donna Orlmllch 1111 lounOttlon '' prlnClj)tl omo. '°' Cynthie "-IMC*rtton el\lrlnQ rfQUlat bU.W-lOUlll l~ llOUr• !tom 8:30 Lm. to 0·30 p.m by June Lair-• lltlJ' clllnn wl10 rfq\111111 II wt1hln Rocky Stvll09 110 d1y1 tlllf the dele of 1hl1 Marlin StO¥ell publlcelloll • Pat White The loundallOn'a rlnc;lpal Office ~ ~ la located 11 1746 Irvine Blvd a a1w ... Ula J, Tuetln, CA., llHIO Oeo<oe 1..Mlh Tht pflnci1p11 m1n1oer of the ~ l>unn toundtllon if Ototoe Hawlll B#bata PortlllO lll'utlll•Mcl Oreno• Co1tt Oalty o.,... ......._ Piiot. ~ 7, tot.) ........ lno. 1671·'3 Boo .,_ ---Pt&IC--MO-TICE ___ =~::::: 8111 YNOlfman °""' Aoun Wlfl., KOlhmen ,t<m110UI ., ...... MAmlTAft_.., Tne fonowtno r:>lf•on •• dotng o.o °"""'°°' bllein-M ' VMln AmuftdlOn 8PAl'tClE ll1N08. 313 18111 Rlohlrcl Ot1t ",_· eo.,1 "'-. C"1fornll '2827 Ruth KJ8ow Mld\MI J. BotlOCll, 3 t3 18ttl Hlftlof \JOI.A Pl~. eo.11 ,...... Clllfomle tH27 Me<11o11 Cent9! fl'tll ~ .. OOIWIUG\ed by 1111 JOlll1 MlllClnl lftllM<IWtl Jan 81tlnar ~ J IOelodl Elc:hlt<I 0f11Mm flllt t!~I WH fllecl wttl'I IN lll'tM• Mllcllton COlll'lt/ CWtl °' Orlflll' Coumy Ol'I D•lld II Coe11 ~ 14, ttp ...,.. '* 9548 tsH 9142 t0021 911:11 1111111 11812 Ha.it U11 10111 3tet 4000 Utt '" 101:M MPI Aprll I , .. ....,. Pw•ll•ha CONalOl.R '9t~IAl.• coun•c~ COUIOI OUtTIR ftHHIM WMl.lll!AI llKllOn• • 13110 to 111402 of Ille Callf0tnl• fohH a11t1n Coda mike p 1ovlt1on1 for 101111 Oc:c111>•11oy ot dl1lrtc1 o wn1u proe>•rty wlll'I private 111dl~ldual1 firm•, Ot C.OtPOttllQfll , etld Wtil'REAS, th11111trlr.t 11no1 llM!I c;onetr1lnt d to ne• ell.,nata .ourc .. 01 tund1 10< v1riwe dl•lrtcl raqulf-C1 11'\0 WHeAu.e, Ille dl1lr1C1 llu • r .. J lnterHI lfl • II ~7 ec:re parce l ldenllflecl H t 1400 Wernat Avenue, FOYntalll Vall11y. Ca1t10rn1a, end WHr.REAS Ille <lllhlCI 1equllN !~dlJ on11 (ao111tt11 101 dlllrlct l,_•••••••••••-1 pU'l)j) ... I nd WHEREAS. Ill• u1a1rte1 1n1ana1 to UM I j)OttlOll Of Ille lloulld1ng1 10 be "°"etrUCtad Wflleh wlM ptoVlde an •••I Of not IMI lhan 11,000 1qu1<a '"' tot ootteoe purPO... 111d 1tao 10 Oblaln onatt1 tmprOvatntnll IOI parklno whlcll wtll p.ovld• not i..1 111an an 1ddlt1on•I 366 1pac..1 on 1111 COHlllna Community College Cenlt< alle NOW THEREFORE SE 11 RESOLVED. lhll 1111 Governing 801rd ot the CoHt Community Cott11911 [)jlfrtCI doe. helllby dlClltt II• 1n1en11on lo r1Ge4va and c:onllder propoHll tor 101nt occupency or d11tr1ct property In acc0td1nce wltll lhe prov111one or Sec:tlOtl 81390 et 1eq of tht Educttlon Codi, ond nollc• II llereby glv1n t111t on t~ 15111 day OI June. 1983 11 8 00 pm the Oov•rn1ng Boerd wlll llold It• r11gul1r public meeting and wtll c:o111ldtr •11 •••n• or propo1111 IU t>Mlltfd, arllf BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 111•1 th• Sacralery ol the Boero or T1u11-la hereby directed to give notice ol Ille erorosa10 pu1>11c meeting by pubt1ce11on pursuenl 10 Sec11on 81398 ol 1111 Educet1011 Code STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNtv OF ORANGE H I , NORMAN E WATSON Secralery to the Botrd 01 Trutt- ot Coa11 Community College Oletrtct of Orange Couoty, Calllorn111. ttereby cetttfy tt•1t tht •bov• end torego1no Reaotu11on Wll duty end r~gulerly rtgultrfy aooprta oy 1ne 11110 tsoero 111 .. regular meeting 11111reol lleld on 11111 16th dey o r Ma1 011, 1983. and i>asM<I by a m110ttty •Ole ot a110 BOlrd IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hllvt hereunto ''" my hand and teal thl1 16111 d•y OI Ml/Ch. 1983 Normen E w11aon Secr111ary 10 the Boerd of Tru1tee1 Pubhsh1u1 Orange Coasi Dally Pilot. March 2•. J t. Ap111 7, t983 1483-83 flt.&IC NOTICE 1( ..... 17 NOTICE CW SALE M RIAL PflONRTY"' AT ""rVATE aAU No. A·1'M1t In 11111 Superior Covr1 ol the Stat• 01 CaMlornla, In and for 11111 County OI 0.tnge tn the Matter of Iha Ellfle or HENRY GRUMET. Oecfaaed Notice II llereby given lllMI lhe ~signed wlll 11811 at pr1v111 N ia. to the 111g11111 end blllt bidder 1ublec1 10 conflrmallon of H id SuperlOt Coun on 0< ell• 11111 20th day ot Ar:>tll 11183. •• the offtoa of OAVIO E WALD, ESQ , 333 Bayside Drive Newport Beech, County of 0tlf108, Sl•lt of Cllll01nl1 ell tile r1g1>1. lllle and 1nt1r1St or slid Oec.oent. 1n •nd 10 111 the c11<11Jn real prope<ty lltuate In the C11y of S11I B•ecll County of Orange S11111 ol Catllorn11. part1cu1111y dMCrlbed ea totlO'#t, to-wit lot 108 or l1ect 2S9t, 11 Plf map rec0<ded tn BOOie 83. ~ 14 lo I 8 inclu1lve, of Mllcell1neou1 Mtpt , In Iha Ofltca of Ille Counly Recorclat of O<tnge Counly mor• commonly known •• 505 l9i1una Plt0a S•aJ Beech, Catllomll 90740 Term• ot 111a c un In tewlul money of 1111 Untttd S111u on "°"llrmallon ol .. i.. 0< pan c:Uh 1nd btl•nce evldenc•d by nole MCY<.cl by Mortg901 OI Trust Deed on I lie pr opariy so told Ten P11< C«ll Of tmOUnt bid lo be clapo9iled wttll bid Bid• °' offata to be In w<lllng And will be r-lvad al the elornald office "' any lime •fl•• lht 11111 l)Ubllcatton hereof 111\d bef or1 dale 0( .... Oiled llllt 301h day ol March, 1"3 HARRY GRUMET ullC\Jl°' of the Elllete of Henry Grui'T1411. ~ OAVIO Ii. WALO JACK nON ltlU>RETI4, Jfl. Attome)I It Law m..,...,.om. ....,_. 9Mch, CA t2MO Publl1had Or•nge COHI Pilot, Apr 9, 7 13. 1983 01lly 18111-eJ PtEl..IC NOTICE P'tllllC NOTIC£ Pl "°'2 NOTICI O~ TRUaTll'I Hl..I No. n»e-7t'oe.,-r YOU ARI IN Ol'AUL T UNDIR A 0110 0, f R UaT DATl!O DICIMalR llT, 1H1. UNLE81 YOU TAKI ACftOH TO PflOUCT YOUR P'ROP'IRTY, IT MAY al IOLO AT llU8LIC IALI. IF YOU NHO AN U~ANATION OIJ Tttl NATURI 0' THE PROCllOINO AGAINaT YOU, YOU I H OULD CONTACT A lAWYlft, On April 2:tnd, 1983, et t I 00 AM STANOARO SERVICE CORPORA I ION • Call!ornl• Co1pora11011 •• ouly •PPOlnted Trutlle under end pursuenl 10 Otilld of r ru11 ttlCO<ded Dlclmo.tt 1 1081. 81 tnllt NO 1743, b<>Ok 14313 peg•• 1112·816 ot OfllCl•I Record•. eaecuttd by Paler I FogtrHIY •ncl Joi n P Fogerusy ttusbend sncl wile H 101111 1a11an11 111 1ru11or(•I. In lh• olllct or the County Rec0<oar ot Or11>oe County, Stole of Ce11!01n1e, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDOER FOR CASH (payable •t time ol sale 1n lawlul mC>rnly 01 the Un11tct S1a11•I el lhe Soulh Cnttonce ot lhl Orenge Counly Old CourthOUH , 2, ' WHI Sent• An• Boulevard, City of Se"'' An11, S111e ot C11tlorn11 ell r1gh1. !Ille end 1n181ell conveyed 10 encl now held by II under aflcl Deed of Trutl 1n Iha property s1tu1ted tn 1110 Counly ano Stale oeacrlbed es Loi 2911 of Tract No 1112 In Ille Costa Mesa Senlta•y 0111r1c1. CllY OI Cl)lll M918. county Of Ora11gt1 s:ue ol Cellfornla, •• snown on a Mep rec0<ded In l>OOk so. pages 32 to 38. lr'IClus1ve, OI Mlscetteneoua Map•, 1ecoro1 of Orange County. Ctlllornta Eacephng therefrom •II crude 011. pelro1eum 011. br111, uphellum end ell kindred 1ubt1anc11 end olhll< m1nats under end In satd land, 1acep1 lhe riglll to uM eny portion 01 lhti surfece or Ille tend '°' drllllng Ope< a11on1, m1n1no °' ouetrvtnp 01 1111 kin<11 1nc1ud1ng l><lt not uclutlve I oM>tl welf'Orllllng. Oii cllvelapment mining operauona togetller with the UIHI of 1a1d 1u• lace tor oll wells, finks tunnel• m1n1no •AcavellOllt or 111a1t1, provlcled. llowevt1, the same •n•n not tie coMrued to P<ohlblt slant clrlfllng or Mic:ll ollltlr 0pe<&t1on1 whlCh 1n no way uM ot In 11ny way ollecl Ille 1<.1rface 11g11ta of seld land. •nd wMcll do not 1n111< said tend 111 a polnt f1K1 111an 500 feel of Sllcl 1urfeoa 81 r...,ved 1n deecl trom Edn1h Race Capron, raco<defu•rv 3 1953 m l>OOk 206 page 82 ol Ol!lclal Recofds Tiie llreel edclreu ancl Olhtr common dttlgneuon, II any ol 1116 •eat prooen~ described 1bove 11 purpo1t11d 10 be 1159 Oogwood Coata MeSA, Cehlorma, 9262 7 T~e undersigned Jru11ee 01sc1111m~ ony 1111b1hty tor 11ny 1nc;orrectneu ot tlle 11ree1 ecldress end 011191 common deSign1t1on, II any ~N>wn he<t11n Sa1cl sale w ilt be made bul wlthOul covenant or w11rranly 11apreSt or 1mptled. regttd•no lllla poss11111on. or 11ncuf\1brance1 10 pay 1n. rem11ning p"nc1pa1 som of Ille nottC•I MCured by said o-J ot Trutl with 1n1ere1t thereon •• P<Ovtded 1n ltld no1fl(1) advences 11 any unoer the la<m1 of s.ld Oeed o f Trull , lees, c1111rges end e•pen-of the Trull .. and ol tn. 11usta created by u 1cl Otecl ot Trust tor tlla emount reasonably e•11meted 10 be $81,2.CO 10 Tiie t>anellcltry unda< salcl 0..0 01 T rual llefetol0<e .. ecuttd 1110 dellver1d 10 lhe unde11lgned 11 w•1111n Oectoretion or Oefeull 8"d Oemeno tor S•••. 1nd • w•lllan Notice 01 Dtlaull •nd Elecuon 10 Se41 Thll undeu1gnad cau...O eelcl Notte• of Dtf1u1t tno E1ac11on 10 Sall to oe r tlCO< dad In the county Where Ille rNI propat1y II loc;aled Oete Ml!Clh 12. 11183 STANDARD SERVICE CORP • Cellforn111 COip as Mid Trull .. By Lynn B- Authortze<I Signature 21031 V1nlur1 Blvd . Su11e 1007 Woooland Hiii• CA 9 1364 Tai (213) 340-4-010 Published 0•1nge Coeat Daily Pilot M1rc11 JI Ap•ll 7, '4 IS27 83 Pl&IC NOTICE &-11108 LIFE AND ACCIDENT AND HEAL TH SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STA TEMEHT YEAR ENDED DECEMaER 31, 1982 Of CHARTER NATIONAL L"E IN8URANCIE COMPANY 8301 MARYLAND A VENUE BT LOUIS, MISSOURI &3105 Total admitted aaaets Total llabllltles Statutory Deposit Doller Amount• In Thov1•nd• $246,916,87 4 227' 173,381 1, 100.000 Excess of U S. Admlaslble assets over U.S llabllltlea and statutory deposits 7.950.000 Increase (Decrease) In Excess of U S. admlsslble aaseta over U S llabllltlea & Statutory depo81ts Insurance In Force; Nellonwlde Accident ond health premiums Insurance In Force: California 3,718,415 2,832,688,000 960.621 Business Page 97,927,550 Accident end health premiums-Direct. California Bu1lneaa Page (869) We hereby certify that the above ltema are In accordance with the Annual Statement tor the year ended December 31, 1982. made to the lnaurence Commlaaloner of the St•te of California. pursuant to law. 0. CUMMING Pr .. ldent P. M. FRANK Secretary Publllhld 0r.,. eo.11 Deity PllOI. AprN II, 9, 7, II, 1 I, 1913 100<>-83 rtalC NOTtc( ,.ICTITIOUa IUl•H NAm STATI....., file fOllowlnQ '*'°"' .,. doing bullneM ... NIW HORIZONS IOUIPMENT COM PANY, 17'02 S lly puk Boui.v•rd, Suite 109, lt'lllna, CA 11271' 11 Chlrlea v Mtll1yto, 11802 llkyplrii 8Mf , IYlta tot, lt'lllnl, CA. 112714 21 MIOl\MI J. ChoC>Pln. 5150 I P'IClllO COltl Hwy , li>ng f'Mch, CA. eot04 Thia butintM It cond\llC1f0 l)y I Ofl*ll f)lft,.,.tl'llp. CtlartM V MllleytO Thia tfalement WU -Wllll !flt eouniy Cletll o1 Of~ Ooun~ on Mlfctl 14, 1113 nn•• ll'utlllt lltd Ou1t1w• Co .. t 01111 PllOI. -..arch 17. "'· "· Aptll .,, 111) • \31141 P\8JC NOTICE FICTITIOUa IW ... H NAMI ITATI...,, The followtng PtflOfll II• <I04ng l>ualnett 11: POWELL PAATN!"8HIP I, IOt Aocheel.,, CO.ti Meet. CA 112127. LO•m·· P. WYAIOt<. o-·· P1rtn.,, 301 AoohHltr, Co111 ~CAtm7. OOUOl.AI S. POWt.U, Llnlll«f Peflner. 1019 Oltlord, P1ao.nu1, CA MAAOAflllT l POWll..I.., Llmll•d Partner. 10111 01111010, Pl~li.,OA. Thie DuW-.. oondUcted by a llmllecl CIMIMnfl!f> 1..orwnP.~ O«wllft~ 1'1111114~ -..., Wltfl .. County °*" ot °'""' COlllWIJ Oft Merdl at, ltA mmt ftul>l11Md Ot1t1ge OOdl 0.Mr ftflot, MllfCll 1 1, ~prlf ?, t4, 2f, 1* ,......, 'Villains' soil medical field Health cost lo/low motto of 'what goes up, sta ys up' By SY LVIA PORTER Shock No l: Amon1 the primary "vlllaln11" re1porudblt! for our a1t.11ggurlnti high roeta uf roodlc.:$1 can •re t ht• medical procedun•a known H "winner•" ml'unln4' relatlvt•ly lnt!xpena1v1• procedure11 l.O J)(!rform on a (.:(•l·per-mlnuw ba!Jh1 that ya"ld hJah profit.a. Amona them nr1· pt'OC'edurtot1 that, when n.uw, were difficult, complicated, rlllky -and co.Oy. But the fee. rumaln at.eep or)L-e the pr0t.-edurt'I become common, almplifled, even ro utine. One llluatratlon i1 heart bypaas 1urgf'ry. (O f courat:, moat procedurct have risk.Ji attacht--<:I, routln~ 11 u1cd a11 a relative term.) The rule I.a: What goes up stay• up Lying behind th•· continued high coats 11 the reimbursement system that acts to keep prace11 aloft Paymenl3 are made on a fee-ror-serv 1tt: baals and thoee fefll, in turn. are set according \0 local stand.arda Porter -Another "villaln" is the introduction of. and growing reliance on, corporate values in heaJth cart! delivery. While the application o f business principles can c..-ertainly streamline the financial life of hospitals, partners and all other health-care systems, that Is simply not always truf'. In facl, managers devote a tremendous amount of ingenuity l.O studying ways to marupulate the intricate reimbursement and tax rules to their benefit. One kmd of marupul.auon 1s creating corporate bodies that channel profits into one or~amzation a nd channel losses into another that provides ,reimbursement from such third parlit.'6 as Medicare. Medicaid and the Blue Cross a nd Blue Shield Association . These practices have received minimum attention from CongresB. -A third "villain" 1s the distortion of the career choices among young physicians who gravitate toward the higher paying speciilllics, perhaps to the detriment of other branches of medicine. This system leads to the overuse of certain procedures and to the twist.mg of the allocation of resources -doctors and money among them. From President Reagan to the most dedicated OVER THE COUNTER Cl'lml.a. C"""'11 ,_ Clr11co Cll.L~ CUUA t CllU I t tl""'-IL Clo-<:D MUTUAL FUND J4 2•V. \_, S.16 ...... 10 u~. tl°"' ,, ""' ~JJl,1.t 71 .... ,, 1t ,. .... •"-sv. J ,~ 1~ •• ,. 2.~·. •• t-J2 ·~ """ t~lt"-•• , 10 JI )I ... ,,,.,, ll\• >•"'-2S 1t ,.~. t2 ,,.,, Jl'. )J~ "~ 10"" y,. u•H ,,,, 11 ... I.»\ tJ+. ,.,. 10 1• , ••• •••• tt n •,n ,... 1• .• l"-H• 14\, •i'· 1•. n·• ., ........ ,.,. 1'\-1 ...... , lln IOl ' ~111 • ,, .. 9\.. U°' 24 JO JO>o ,.... JO I06o to._ 11~ ,.,_ ·~··"' "" 111. .... > n"" n~. ~ JJ . ''· , .. J ,., •. 10 11 11'-n i. u ... .. ,, . "' .... l \.1 ... .... t-'o:. 10·~ I~ ·~· 11\\ u•, J,J,., ,..,. JI'-l1 11 21•. &JI 1 4.it\.. J'. ,,,, llV. """ J ... JI ll .... 11 IJ\ .. ..... t \. .. ~··· 1... Jl o ,.I. 1'\) NASD LISTINGS expert on he.1th cue, proairerna ant now bef.na dt-vclop«i u.nd offorcd to Ull, the A~rican voten, to <'Ontrol thl' aoorln" t'\ltl.11 of ~kol care. All the propc:,.ab llel.!m macfo lt1 good falth: all ~m deeiKnt-d u1 prot«t our 1y1t.ema of Med~ and Mcdkuld from et\Ac'k; 11U appear keiyed to avert any vtcioull attack on lht-poorest ot the llCk. ~ who would sufft'r the mo8l from a fundamental chunflt-Ln Mt-dlrnld. v~t. I CN~I u lack of concentration on one fundamental of fundamt-ntala· Why have our m<.-d1n1l t.•osl.11, our h~pHal coat., our entire ayatem of hNtlth-care d('llv~~ roocntly 1kyrOC'keted thla wuy·~ What are the underlytng causes that havt: tc~nt our twalth-care cost• on a spiral th•t far excc.'t-dt1 the overall JUmP in l)Ur Uv1.ng COlllll In the past few veans? And the-aplroJ is m1nd-boggllng. Last year, the heallh-<:are component of the cor\Bumer pnce index rat;e 11 percent, nearly three umes the rate of the CPI ns a w hole In 1981, health care rose 12.5 perc(•n 1, in 1980. the rtse was 10 percent. An informed est1maw is that in 1982, a full 10.5 percent of our gross national product went Lo heaJth care! Tht• "villains" in this report Wt<n· identified by Paul S~rr, author of a fascinau.ng new study, "The Social Transformation of American Medicine" (New York, Basic Books) and an associate professor of sociology at Harvard. Starr emphasii.es our great and growing need (or more competition and strategies w curb our monumental health costs We· must shift. S tarr argues, from hospital control of health-care delivery to consolidated payment syst ems that offer a full range o f health-care services that work on a limited budget .i.nd that can be held accountable to you and me, the consumers of health care. J ust one of the possibil1ues in the long-range solution is developing health maintenance organimtions (HMOs), Starr su~csts. The spiral must be slowed, the villams targeted and cuk>ed. Failure will be tragic; fewer benefits, fewer services and more medical-care d oors slammed shut in the faces of all but the middle-l.O upper-mcome groups among us OOWM~ L .. 1 ll>O ti'. 1 ) , .. IJ 10 • U \.1 .. 1 • • 1 • .1. , .. ,,, . •'> , .... H• ,.,_ ,,.,, J .. ·~ ... .... C"9 Pt t !O OU 2JI l''o Oii '/Os • Ol1 100 ... Oii 111 "· Ol1 IJ. "• Ott U• '" Oft 11 s ) Oii 111 /\ ()If II 4 '" 00 II t "1 OU II I 1 Oii 11 I "• °" "' V1 OH II t ... Oii 101 te Oii IO• l '" Ott IO• I OH IOS Ol1 10 s .. Oft 10.4 ~. OU lO • ... Ol1 IOJ .. Oii 100 J Oii • s '• Off ,, l·, °" • ' • ITE TRA C..:'l'ION ovor .. TIOIO\ llO(I VO& '••OU 011 '"' .... •0•11 .... o •• " ~·c 1 f'I( ... ., •41''0 .. DI UOlf ANO ( ... ,, ...... " HO<• 'a(NAIOO" ••o ••"O•flO ,, '"'HOD AND '""'"''' .. . Orango Coa11 DAILY PILOT /Thur1d1y, April 7, 1983 oa· Major retailers post sales gains for March By Tht: A111ocla1ed Pre•• Th~ nut.1on'11 rl"lnjor reuultirs po11.A.>d •ubfitantlal 11Ull•ts ~ams for Mtm•h today. St•'1ni, fui.•bu11k & Co., thl' llu-gdt U.S. retailer, s•1ld 11.. .. in1.•1Thanuuit· 11all1 In the wN1k end~ April 2 d 1mtx-.l ~ n pc-rcc·nt 1.c1 $1 85 billion. Second-ranked K ml1rt l ·01 p 1'tud sult•s for the flV(• weeks ended March :w r 11.-.c 13 3 percent to $I S4 bllJ1on But K m<.1rl l'haannan Bernard Fauber said the lates t tncrea&t.-i. ulso "rt:tnforce our ronvictfon that l'Oll.'>Umers hke what tht•y St.>e m the economy. Pac-Tel n:lle request probed SAN FHANCISCO Telephone rates won't go uu th1i. S• ptembcr but an "mt.ea 1m" tncrease is possible nc·xt J.rnujry as th.., Public Uullues Commission undt•r t.1k.-i. a twu-i.tc p examination of Pacific T1•ll'fJlwnc··., $986 2 m1lhon rate increase request. The ••1<1·nc y rdusl•d yes tt.-rday to grant a September 11w11·Jm• .H\d said the• wlephone company would have t11 -.h11w .. overriding financial need" to win an interim r;11l.>1· It u lM1 spilt the complex rate case into two phases ;ind Sl·t dates for hearin gs Citing the coming d1 v1•s titun· of PucTel by A merican Telep hon e & T1·l(·grnph and changes 1n federal regulations of ,,m11m1n1L"attuns ut1ltt1es. the agency said it would first 1·1111~1d1•1 how much more money Pac."fel needs. and set•u11dly, how th<' increases will be spread among l Ustomers Sn vings & Loan goes public LOS ANGELES -Cahfom1~ Federal Savings & Loan Assoc1auon has gone public by selling 20 million ~har<--s of stock at $19 a share, the second-largest such transaclton since Ford Motor Co 's 1956 offering. The $:lB7 4 m1lhon offering yesterday more than doubled C~I Fed's net worth, raising ll from $346 m.allion at year-end to $706 million after the sale The savings ~nd loan realized $360.8 m1U1on after costs associated wnh_th(' st.<X·k sale, ra1S1 Rg its net worth to savings and borrowings ratio to 7 3 percent Ca~ada autos analyzed TORONTO Current problems Cacang the Canad1an auto industry-can be cured only by improving the industry's international competitivene53 and shifting production toward smaller cars -not by restm ung imporu., say Japanese car distributors in Ct.anada In a brief presented yesterday to the federaJ .rnto industry task force, the chief execuuves ol lhe six companies selling Japanese t·ars in Canada 1>aid imports aren't the cause of the industry's decline. Instead. the dC1rnestic industry has been hurt by its depende nce on the American market and Its nvcrproducllon of larger cars. The brief says small cars make up only 22 percent of Canadian production. but a('('()unt fur almost 73 pel'(.<ent of domestic sales . WHAT NYSE DID Nt:W ..--OAllf. \AP1 Apr • A<hM'llit-•1<1 u .. ,,.(tf"IJ lJn<Nl-IU1•'·'-~' ~·-high\ Ntr'W fUw\ loo.tr ~1 tOS~ JM) ..... u • WHAT AMEX DID NtW l'llh'• 4.PI Anr ... ,,.,._.cl C"Hirl,N>O Un<N-f ftt .. 1\~ N•..., f'l+Qn\ N~W IUW'\ METALS ,._, )10 <OJ 10\ ,,, H J NfW IORI\ (AP! Soot nont""Dlll ._tal oocn tOO*v c-a~-83 cent• a ooun0 u S O..hnatl0'11 c~ 7J 7~ uo11 Pe< P<>Und NY Come• ApO( monch CIOMd Wed l •..t 7 I 73 cents a pound 094._.,, Z1nc :ia '*'" • pound .,....,.,.,, fl<'I $6 ~'305 M•t•lt w-comPQe41• lb """"''"'"' 75 <*'Ill I pc>und N y w.tcwv '320 00.$335 oo Pe< re lb llHk l"t.llnvm -$405 00 domMllC ,,,..chenl rro~ ounc• N Y Sil VER ~ • ....,.fll~. '11 12~ '* 11oy o..ino. i)<lly Otlly Q\IQI" GOLD QUOTATIONS •r T ... A.ff00'-1.cl l"lftt Sel9cred wOtld QOIO prie.. IOCHV L""°°'1 mo<nt"O 11~1ng aoe 60 011 u oo loftdon ••••<noon flaln9 S4U 75. off U IS l"attt •ll«noon !laing $419 14. off S2 4 t ,,~ti.too ••2196 on t2 01 ZArrk:ll '•'• .n .. noon n11ng S42S 25 bid ofl $2 75, 5'21 26 ulled Hendy A Harman lonly dally ouol•I $425 75. ot1 S2 75 I~ looty "°""' Cl\IOl•I 1425 75. on $27!\ •nt•lll.wd l•t>r•~••ed (only e1 .. 1y qvot•l $4'1 O•. ofl 12 89 SYMBOLS UPS AND DOWNS l"EW YORoc; , ... Pl TPW lotlowono '"' ,,,_. ,.,. """' Yor• Sroci. E•<,_... "oc:" .,., w•rrenh tf\ltt h•Ye oore uP the ..-t .no -n the mo\t O.Mot-r~rd•a• of ,,.,,...,,.. for W9d ,,.o M<vt•IMr-1 lred1ng o.tow U •rt U'lC:I· -.... t -_(.,.._ < ... _ • .,.the d•ll•r-• mt-n ttw p<evloln <l<Kino P"ICAI end w.a-oey1 ~ -I IC;0 1 tp 1 ""-, ... J S.C.reR~ n 'Oom.M 0 ~ ROllln> • .._I.I, pf ... I S.0...111-• ;~ICillfA 10 """'"" ' ll L..,..., 17 PtlEt ) ll)pf ll UnEI 1 Mp! t• GlOrllFln IS H&NILAO n It S.0COlllC 11 AmW•tr pl& II Clu91P .. pl ,. 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MCOlllOIDI, _.,. 10. 1-.a , ...... ,..l ... ate>MeW-... ... 6 lA If II Oflllf9 Q-tr, Oelltef"t' TO' ttu-OI ~TANT MOtlCI I 4 -1 642-5678 Yrlvale family .ervtcea have ~en held for lona·U.m L.asuna Beach artiat and oxhlbltor Mary Pott.onaer C~berlaln, who dJed March 31 at tt'wt qe of 87. I' YOUR PROPIRTY II IN .... ffJ laJI lnlft lft fl)! ... ~ ltr J1Jt .......... hit :QRR!0~01'~~'1. ;·~~uV'o"3~ !tal lttl!I -....i•!m.1.-.Wi•· ----~ --- - --= --m=zi: - PAYMINTI IT MAY .. 10&.D ====--iil~f!~·:":"=--="=u~-=="=;;;;:'="' "•"•1 tm Cam ftl ltJ ltH akdt! ..... '--:--•''"--~ :!;",:''...!,'-:_~0!:'..:':1 2 IUIU•I • Ull II Al WPU ~.~·· W~ T I I T L I I I I I to atrln1 re111 .... ll"t r11 aa-4 flor fuUdly through LlllA llLI ..... Hf The Miiar 11 motivated ~.,~ 1DL Bom ln Nova &'Olia, Canada, she grew up In Vancouver and moved to the United StaWle In 1923. etllll4flnt a, ,.pie ell.,,_ ,..t 81turdey pubt10111on1: end rudy to ttetan due ,.,'"anti 111111 parmlltad 11.30 p.m. the pravlout Ji'1nelt main channel view from maplflcent fl Newer four•badroom l1,1bmll i .... opttone. Plen 50, 3If1'4 Ba vl9w -•• 9'ld •• ,._ wltflln lflf9a di)' For Sund1y and Br, 6 Ra pool home. Reducied •1.660,000. home on a private J---•--,. ....... •bd m• home. All tfle ~ While studytns art. ahe met and later mian1 i!d Norman I'. Chamberlain ln Laguna Bek'h In 1929. The cou ple were active artiata ln Laguna and Los Angele• and her works were exhibited In the.• Festival of Arts from lta earliest years. "*'"'' .,... tM -... "* "°'* Mond1y p1,11>lloat1on., quart., 11Gr•, ~.,, a ,_ _,"',. ""-·" ' " end gooioad to Hll at 2 00 • d UYllH .. •11 UYJIHT ,.. t>a. Condo OtMt Vlewl '""10 of 4"fwft WM---· • 1 noon o81Ur ay r... blOClll fr om lhl Old Nr. POOi ••Atoll. .., • · Tn11 amount 11 11,014 711 u 01 Spectacular beyfront dplx 2 br, 2 be up: 2 br, Plue In Or•ng• ,... MUI IUln January 111, •On. and wtll lncr-llUI UI 2 ba dn. 2 boat,-.-, Roduced-·1,r,oQ,000, turM l&111lly room, ICfm81 14t-111t until your ac:counl ti.cl~ cu11an1 Nlll-:----dining room, <*'llral llr· A tl/ --;D l--------- You mey not"''"" io P•Y '"" 1111111 5 .,.... PllllllLI llMl IOWPlllT rOOl'l'I fOt RV, POOi. Of?? .44' TMtll ~ hh, .... lest lllJt vnpeid portion of your acGounl 1<111e Ind oorrK1IOtle may . ..1 ""--'-· 4 bd 3 Large exl•=ln 11t T o RE •t E•T" TE 7~ 1 ,..___ lal 1 ....... :Z., She Is survived by daughter Derry Marriner end son-in-law Bill Marrine r of Marriner'• Stationery In U-guna Beach. She Is al80 survived by their three sons and wives, No rman and Kristina Marriner and son Andrew: Michael and Lucia Marriner and sons Michael and Daniel: David and Nancy Marriner and daughte r April and son Ashley, all o f Laguna Beach. e¥on 1nougn lull p1ymen1 wu be made untU 5·30 pm Ocean & jell)' v1twa. ,...., u.., room. nn. Ow "' ~ " ...,. ..,_, """"' demendod. 1>u1 you m1111 P•Y tl'lo for th• next d•y'e publl-bath, 3700 tq.fl. .1.386.000. Occ11mfron\ '* wlU t Orutlci 38r 2'M>a Hey t amount 1t1tod above cation For Sunday and ~rloa raduotlon for CASH •lready In u crow on Altltf ""'" mOf'll'tt rrom 1no date Monday publlcellon1, Ull llLI 0 LOA.NI 1&9-9l00 another! Rites held for Mrs. Harrison Funeral services were to be held today for Carolyn Jean Harrison of Irvine, a clerk for the I rvine Unified School Distric t , who died Tuesday at the age of 42 She is survived by her husband, David, and son Robert, both of Irvine. and h er mother, Jean Motley, of Santa Ana. S e r v 1 c e s w e r t· scheduled at St . Andrew's Presbyterian ·Church in N ewport Beach with Dr. Andrew Aquistapace officiating. Interment is under the direction of 1Balu Beq~eron Smith and Tuthill Westcliff Chapel Mortuary. 111111111as PEELER NELSON PEELER. resident of Laguna Niguel, Ca. He waa senior Vice President, a.S8tstant to the President for 19 years at the Sm1th Tool <:.ompany He is rAClftC YllW MIMOllA&. rA.11t Ce metery Mort uary Chapel·Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Ortvt' Newoorl Beacn f.>44 .noo McCOllMaQ MOUUAlllS Laciun.t Beach 494 9415 Laouna Htll~ 768·0933 San Juan CaP•!.lrarw 495 t77n HAHOll L4WK-MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemett>rv Crematory 1625 Gisler Avp Costa Mei;a 540 5554 rtHCl HOTHIU HU U OADWAY MOaTUAIY 1 I 0 Broadway Costa Me~a 64:.>·9150 Ml.IC NOTICE "cTmoua au1M•• NAME IT A H M«NT Tne following peraon 11 doing t>uetneH u M E P ASSOCIATES 1370 N Brea Blvd . Suite 1~4 Fullerton CA 112635 Fred Schnel<le•, 2946 lerrue. Fullerton CA 92835 Tnts l>ollnesa I• con<lucled t>y en 11n1ncorporaled 111ocl11ton Oll'ter than a pertne<shlp Fred Scllneldltf Thia 1t11omen1 wH filed w1t11 lhl County Clerk ol Orenge County °" ot reco•d•llon ol Ihle documo•H 12:00 noon Saturday Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + 1.arJe rec: nn.. C..ta Jina ltM Property Mart 640-9019 (wnlcn d•I• 01 rac:otd111on IPPM" PIHH ul! for 1 "klll t hed t1o9 M20 000 l\ef.ot1), unloH Ille obOgallon belno number" wh•n c•ncal· beam celtm,a, urnla • pa • • · a • JIDI Lff!u ..... lMI forecloale•mll• •long., ~ llno yCYr •d. PlllUlll UIOI llLLTIP Liil OllMI By owner. Lovely wood. PltflOd. you h•ve only Ille legal rtgnt 111,111 etalnad end l•adad 10 110p 111e l0toc:loeure by peylng Nt!W 4 br. 4Ya ba, cu.atom French No~y Thi• 11 whit curb awoat Ille entire amount domended by lllHI Etta\e 1 2 prime~ hilltop Sl.~.000. 11 all about. Baeutlf\it 4 .a II -glale. Ocean View. Walk your c•odll0t Cnacl! your ad dally and 8dr 2 B• home In 1 fine • to town & beach 2 To llnd °"' 111e amount you mull report error• Immediate• 00111111 UYI llYFlllT .,91 wtth 911y AV~ Oulal 1trMI, EHtllda, lrplc1. Xlnt fln•nctng pay or 10 .,, .. ,,,.. tor P•vmen1 10 "' Th• D •tL" PILOT .. _ end cloM 10 1 lat~ par" 1182.500 126•.000. •9•-95'4e S1op the ro .-c·1·0-. • 1 " " ' --C<>ronado Wand cuat. bayfront lot. 8:'>' boat " •-... .. • .._ r ur or 1 your 1umH 1t1blllly for Iha Wall prlc:od al $ 39,900 _, II ' ""' 1-:--:-' ..... lMf prope•ty 11 1n lorec101ure f0t eny llrtl Incorrect lneerllon dock. Plana avail. Now •370,000 w/\erme. Call now 751-3191 •••11-~ Oll'ter llllOn, COntlGt CALIFORNIA -&• .--, -FIRST BANK , a Calllornle O#'I ' swr ... WRW corpor11ton. 630 "B"' SlrHtlP 0 -C:SElECT ftrHltHrl 1111,111 UOllflOEI Box 1311, San [)jago. CA 92112 IHHI lar Salt .... PROPERTIES •II . Ml. !li•-Alln Jo Lucas (714) 294-46~ • ~ IT H •°" hHO 1111 queetlone, rOM QeaeraJ 1002 B .. utlfully daCOr8tad •houtd conleot • , •• ,., or lho condo -m•ll• up pall sao,oeo goornment •11•nor whloh m•r llWI IS 111,llO S100l·l1IOI 1e1m POOL p1ymanu of epprox STEAL thle ou11tandlng h .... '". u'. d r 0 u r I 0111 . ....·--·•R•t S7000 Ind move lnl VIEW HOME .• Bdrm, Rem ember, YOU MAY LOii! •-5 "9t Telle advantage of own.-Cun for true equity F0t 2 11orlea, 111c•nt and Ag' 525-40&4'"3-ltoO 1~ ~MPOOL, MUST Ll!OAL "10HTI II' YOU oo NOT Darting end unit In qulel ar'e dllamm• on thl• ooel large, 1 11ory, no pool, rHdy to move In. No TAKI! PROMPT ACTION. aecurlty g•led complexl He'1 tranalorad • MUST home. E1lde, WHlclllf. qu1lllylng. 3Br 2'hb•. 8 LL TI Call today. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thal Clean .. a whlllle, pool•. SELLI Fantutlc IOClltlon Npl Hgll. Seva COltl and Soler heated pool. By • 1111'1 RM Rodgers e3l·l2ee CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK. • D IP• and more. 10.50/, II· near So Cout Pll.1.L Hia time Elderly rela11v .. owner. Call 982-1571 An••• ltl•I Ill, Ce1tlo1nl1 Corpor•t1on or Sen nanctng. Only $80,500 1011. your gain on Ihle mollvoted 10 move lor !~~~~~~~~~ Oii .... , llN,111. F212154 Diego C•lll0tnl1. II Trustee under• Call now 979-5370 xlnl llngla 11ory Towne p h y 1 I c •I re a Ion I alllll Ill 100 Put>llslled Or11nge Coest Dally Deed of Trust dllod June 26, ,g72, Home dall~hl. C•ll 831·5055, 8•2-2000. • , l~~~C~all~e4>~~9~18~1~,!!~t.~ Piiot. Merell 24. 31 April 1 14, executed by REY WHEELER end 759 1501 52 7272 5•8-13•7 Vacant end raad~to -·--IY ... MerCh 18, 11183 1983 FLO WHEELER. l'lu11>1nd and wile • °' · · '" " __ , 1427-83 aa 101n1 1en•n1t .. T•uator. to tar.at_,..,.. a_ I .,.,,--,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;L-move In. Eaay quell ng 3 Br Freedom home, lrg 3 bdrm & den, R-2, wlll sec:ut1 certain obftgallon• In f111or ~-a.Dm and low down Monthly lot, nu ~I. '99,000. By trade for C M unlta. -----------ol SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRST rr--...!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil D.-.-1 .,......... pay men ti u n d a r Ownr. e31·1151 1700,000 3713 SH· MllC NOTICE NATIONAL BANK now CALIFORNIA ---~ $1000/mo. 850-857 FIRST BANK. 1 Ce 111orn11 1 1 •<--"-CAREY OR SCOTTI OwMf •mdou1, 2 '/Tl,_. lhoro. . 8· 111cm10U• IUIJNEll NAME ITAHMl!NT corporation. " Benellclary II Tll IWT r=n:. H1·22t2 • BR, den, 2 •ty 2',;, bll, Newport Haighll, 3 Br. 1 •ecorded July 10. 1972. Fiie No IF Ill llWPllT ~. 2200 1q f1 . Wall paper Ba. house, new paint. Tiie rooowino paraon1 are d<llng tk.oslneaa es· E & M PARTNERSHIP, 2151 Mlcheleon O•I••. Suite No 155. IMne. Cetlfornia 927 15 8247, 1n BOOk 10214, Pege/Seflea ltslffHt 10..•'1 ~~~~~~~~~ CAU FOR lhrou~h out. Fa~u1on new rool rollnl1hed 608, Ofllcl•I Record• ol Orenge Live In 3 bdrm, 2 beth S MILLION and 1hn Raal 1tate. h8rdwood ftoor. IOtced County, Cotlfornle. seld obtlgallon• upper •Pl. Commarclel IHI •SI DOLLARS e.42·1183 air heal, detached dbl inGlud1ng one promtl80l)I note tor L ... tf•-all Fri, Set, Sun N'-2 Br ,._.,._ In ~ car gerage, large yard. Mike Marquond. 20 Elde<t>etry, 1n11ne. Cellfornla 92715 1"41 original 9lltTI or S24,000 00 ... op. o .... 0t ret on ~OPERTle8 ...,. ""'""' ,.,. 521 Et Moden A8kl Thal,,.,. benatlclll lnle<eel unde< lower level plul • Clf 12~PM FlllT uw w-e•111 M5ooon.llc1•1"00.•o·ooonldyo!._8n9 .• 1189,000. 5.:So.1 ~ Elyal1n Oe11elopmen1 Inc'. a C1lllorn11 corporellon. 330 Olttol Circle. Loa Allos. CeJll0tnLI 94007 ThlS bullnotS II conduclec:I by I genftfal par1ne<shlp sucn Deed 01 TruSI end "" perking. Price at $395, 289 Liiac Lane Wm Cote. Bkr -~ obUg111on1 secured thereby are 000. 831·5055 S.8·3787 All IAlll ... ., Webb Realty. 831-2170 _8 _______ _ now ownec:l t>y ltie undertlgned 'You don'l n..a • gun 10 Panoramic Back Bey AM 0< •M-7849 EY91. Tl'tal •breech ol, end• defeuJ11n. "drow l•it•• when you View from thl1 rerely SACRIFICE: Oeluu 1 Br tl'leobligallonsro1wnlcflauen0ood ..,_an""' In 1...._ n...11u •vol11ble ··A" plan ol Trull 11 eecurlly hU occurred In ..-'"" ,,. -·• · Condo. By owner. Mike Marquand Tiiis slllemartl WU lllec:I wllh-,tlle County Clerk of Oranoe County on MlfGll 18 1983 1n81 peyment 11 .. not been mede ot: Pllol Want Adel Call now H•v• eomethtn9 to eewt Highly upgredad and Call 831~98 'I &42·5e78. ClaMllied Ide do II weU private wtth garden entry1---------1 lnt11llmen1 due Oc tober 1, 19112 end HCurlty syllam. IOTA W •Tl deltnquenl and 111 1u1>1equent _ _ _ _ _ _ Mulll·l•vel 3 bdrm with F21217'J Put>ll1hed Orange Cou1 Dally Piiot Mer 24 31. APfll 1 14, 11183 1421-83 1ns111tmen1S tllal may become NI muter aolta. New on the 3 &' 1V. Ba pool home. delinquent A 1111 cherge of 2% ot L I IPA CdM CHARM DUPLEX C1tm l!ltchan, lmmac each 1n11e11men1 not paid w11n1n.15 PLUS 9.25.,,. IMUmable merkat, S.79,500 1... lnalda/out. 1135,000 days of ll'le due date. Oollnquency p loanl F1mlly room. g•· d CdM 1~T 3 Br 1Y. Ba l1mlty rm. of p.H1fr encumt>rancH. t•xos. zebo, l•ol•l•d muter 1 block to the heart of ol &wr-2•X30' gwago. ,_ crpt lnsurence •11<1 •-men11 11 eny b d B shops and 4 block.s to the main -m & paint In & out $138. Any 1um1 ed•anced by 1 he • room· ••t t>uy .,.r.w,_ 000 t>eneflclary under Ille above · around at only $139,950. ; 1 beach from tills 2 bdrm w /frplc Remodel p1an-.,10< k.ixury 3 Br 1 Ba fixer., Sl.20.000. descrfl>ed trua1 deed Cell g19.~10. front unit with spacious 2 bdrm 2 home+ guest !louse and Tl'tll 1>y ••••on lllereol. tl'te I b a • { i r p I c re a r u n i t + room for pool Perfect FIUD uan SW"VIVed by hLS wife Peggy, unders1gn111 llH executed and locollon 1mong11 new .... 14 det1.,.,ec:1 to eald Tr11111" 1 w.111en 1 mother-in .Jaw quarters. New ond higher prlcad"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil son Lane of Louisiana, Oeclerellon or Oof1u11 end Demand carpets, draperies and n<>int in both homee Owners If• n.11-111 d a u g h t er Debo r a h for Sale. and 1111 d•PO•lled wlll't ..--· Ible on term• •nd wltl Boyer·Bieu. brothers sa10TrusteesucnOoodolTrvt1and L ISH11 FIDI units. $1685/mo income. Owner con•l<l•r Joint venture. "----th d J p le •fl d0Gumen11 evidencing suuated on OYat 3 ~-will consider trade and/or carry S.15,000 IM nc1u"" an arnes ee r 01>11g11ton1 secured 1noreb~ ond bo h f T · Do · ' In the Arlington area of • $284 500 -l o exas, mt.er rrLS has declared and does n,.rot>y Rlveralde. Old41f 2•00 11 1 paper. • · "All RtRO""l Saunders of Texas and 2 declare ell sums aecurod thereby UOMlO, Inc. grandchudren. Serv1ces will immec:l•llety due and payebfe. end home that neec:la ramo. CHINA COVE CdM REAL ESTATE be held $a urda J 9 l'tU alec:IOd afly etect dellng. Ou .. t house, - 1983 a~nlO :~OA~· ~rih ~ ~~.~·~: .'~11;~'~,.,~=Ja~~o~ ~~~· ~:'9~7,:,;:. ;",.! Split level 4 Bdrm 3 bath family 131•1400 Pacific View Chapel In lieu MCUrec:I tl'le<et>y. 1111>1te1only10 the grounds Include elmo1t home with extra spacious living llWPllT llAll ¥11111' LIT OrMt location on quiet E'1ida • 50 •125' with ll19y CAREY & SCOTTI U1·1242 0 f f 10 we r 5 d 0 nalt0 n 1 rlghl of r .. ns1a1emon1 u provided T every lype ol lrull tree and dining area; partial Newport 112'1,IOO I l t d t R Ch 1>y 1-you can lm1glno. Truly Harbor vi·ew Only 30 ste,... to bay Spadoul 3 bdrm. 2·~ b• r es rte e o esea r · C1Hlorn11 F1rs1 Bank. unique property offered r- Amencan Cancer Society of • C111torn11 corpore11on at l395,000 631-7370. and beach -yet tucked away from ~o~.::'~e..,C: ac:Arthur VIiiage 2 Br. Orange. 4030 Birch S t .. By Fred O Blundell 549·3548 the hustle-bustle of summer traffic thadr11 celllng1 Excel· Auumae~~i5~1*· Newport Beach, Ca. 92660. vice Prottdenl d ds •0:.25 ()()() lent llnanclng. A1euma i----------R bo La M QI Put>lltl'ted Orange CoHI Delly an crow . ~ , . ar r wn· ount ive P1101 ..,.., t7 24 31 Apr 7 1983 • BRQADMOQR SEAVIEW low lntarHt 101n wllh lul. leec~ lMI ·1 l . R '-I R A RCHll(I l U RA l P'1o•PfRll f !'o LEASE OPTION Comp furn One of Big Cyn'1 rno91 alag. tiom.. 4br, 1tlldy. den, ftraplc, pool, 11>8. chlld'1 perk, lu•h grdn1 I 1.•95,000 toe. If jl I 11 ,•.:;I I IUff1 BARGAIN. 3 bdr. lam rm, 2'4 be., wide greenbelt All ,_. 'YOU OWN THE LAND. Wll taua option 1225,000. Btlr. ~1~ Of e.46-&68 Jumlna Cfaalt: Condo In Coron• dal Mar. Spot· .... 2 & 2 Ba wtth Oen, 3 rear• old, 2 car Ol'aoa. tennl1, pool. ucurlty PrlOad to NII. $310.000. Open Fri/ Sat/Soo 12-4. 22 Beachcomber D<~. N.B. ~7•2•. Brolcor Mortuary Costa M esa! 134•-83 10% dn and C>WflOf wt111-.._.-.. ..... ....., ____ .._ di.rectors. 540·5554 carry the belanc.. Thi• llAll -Ml.IC NOTICE : Spacious 2 story 4 Bdrm, 3ba Port one won't tut Call nowt Ealy wall! 10 l>ch. • 8'. 3 RW,.n _ .... •Royal d I f .1 2 &48-7171 B•. 19ac1oue tMng rrn. --·• MERRILL FICTmOUS •UllNl!H m 0 e • am 1 Y rm• family rm, laundry rm, 32.28 A&B 8'oad Streat, BARGAINS IN CUSTOM & LUXURY HOMES. Somo w/low down Ag1 .wry 752· 1• 1•, 553-0540 JAMES F . MERRILL, I NA.Ml! ITATHll!NT woodbuming fireplaces, access to large belcony. $184,000. raduoed to '335.000 2 resident of <Asta Mesa, Ca. j Tne ro11owtno !*eon• are dolno lllffl pool, jacuzzi and tennis courts, all 536-17111 big unite, 3 br, tamlty, 2•,;, Passed away o n April 3, busm~ as PL u 5 w 0 R 0 contained in gated pvt. conununity. FrM equity. 3 bd, 3 b• ~~·~~r garago each 1983. He was an accountant PROCESSING 2814 L0t1to. Coste L Ell •l"f $369,500 -15~ down. tt'I '""-.._ --I twnhm• nr downtown. •--....................... Co r the Hou s l o n 011 Mesa. CA 92626 E•c•pllonel and unit, •--. •-Pymll 12050/mo Sue --"'.,. Company for 50 years. He 18 PATRICIA A HEITHOFF. 2814 quiet cut de MC, private N 8 VIEW 10°' ON BHI value In Newport 891·5558 11,_... survived by his wife Nora L0telo. Cos•• Moao, CA 92626 wllh aublle color•. good • ' ,--/0 • Beach for tamlty living i---------1 ---------., _ _.___ • HOWARO E HEITHOFF. 21114 loan1, private patio, '-8· i 1, High above old CdM is this 86 X Adepable lo eny form ol lniu 1144 llEIHEI JI daughter ouuoua Wmters o{ Loreto Cost• M.aa CA 112626 Mhold. $215,000. 1 antart81nmonl • outdoor HuntJng1on Beach. Ca .. aon Th11bualnesattconc1uc1ec11>y011 158' parcel in the private BBO'atoformaldlnnor9. WHlllW-LIW'EIT PlllE James of Tex.as and step-son 1nd•v1dua1 U,_.l ()UI: l1()~fi 1 conununity of Harbor Ridge. The 3 t>drm. huge living 3 Bdrm. 1Y. b8 • ~ TowntiouM. iowe.t pnc.. Jack Gilbert of Oregon. P111ricte A Heunott Aeeltor1 875-6000 lSO deg view is spectacular and 80 room, remodeled kltctien 1herpl lnva11or w•nll 1d. Da1parata. Owner S I h Id Tl'tt1 •t•t-t wu Ille<! wlll't 111e s and In outltandlng ~ outl 'Tello ewer P9Y"'af1t1. moved. Pric. $128,200. ervcea were e on CounfyCle<'kofOrengeCountyon : arethet.ennsfocaqualifiedhome YOl'edpatlo.Thlshomll• $118,500. Owner Whlctllll21,800bl6ow Wednelday, Apnl 6, 1983 at Merch 21 1983 ··-UY b "Jd lmmacul•t•I Full pr'loa .. 752-«>30 AIVV'alaod value & ..... 1 l :OOAM at the Harbor F21227t -1 w er. only $179,goor Don'tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~· Lawn Chapel with Rev. Pti~t11;;he~ 02ran3ge Cou1 Dally ......... ldlfl :, t_(lQ, m111thl1ona.e.46-7171 --=·~p!,8:-15~ George W ood of the 19803 ere 4 , Aprll 7, 14 s Havahor.-onthlspro-i •-•~ cuh/llnn N M Ch perty • and enjoy mint Btn 3 br, TurtWocll VIit• Brole• 8334162 ewporl esa rist1an 1406-83 condition 3 Bdrm. plu1 • Townhoma overlooltlng Center officiating. Final -ramify room home . COt· regional parl!. Private, • _. llWll lntennentservlcesatH.arbor rel . barn and 1101< f'"'yljJ'J)~~ Qt~'l '\f qule1 loaltlon. Vleww of LIQUIDATION 3 Br Lawn Memorial Park In I roomlt RV 1torage 100 • ~\.. _ I-~ ......... 'C_I I ., J rnoun1alnl & nlgtlt Ht•. heu of flowers the family Un 1~ Daily Pilot Oftorld 8111811.500. Cd • ,, ....... blaM I• Takeover lg• ht T.D. ~~~~ !:~!~~2~~gi;0 IAlT'l IHGHOM requesta donations be made "Fast Rt>Suh" St>rv1ct> ~1151 975-2311 975-3311 -OWC. Comm. tannl1 & !*ow mat1tot &3$9,500 d h N d l y D E LUii/_.,_ ~: Call 759-1501 or 0-??? down. Call Patrick SMrnf & TUTHILL Cmhra 1 e . to Cl e eSew port •rtt ory our 1 aya ftnda/ V" 1 Old c.,,. Cod. 200 ft trom 52 7373. Tenore, agt 7.,,_ .. 702. wtSTCUFF CHArU st1an enter rvlces snv1ct> 1s our Chann•t. Boat mooring. war.aw V'l:l'D••.,., vv " 427 E 17th S t under the d1rect1on o f Sl)tt1ally F View Pav1fll0n. •bdrm. 2 ~ ~ Opn Today. Co'ita Mesa 1H.arbor Lawn-Mount Obve 1 C11184256711u1 322 1_________ ~pt~~~ :n:'°y ~gt a.lb '! 1'4(\ ci311 .. Mortuary of Costa M esa ._ _________ 1 540.5554 1 lu..I Tl UU. IM0-1638...,.. after e. •o--c- 1111,111 ~ IF CREMATION IS YOUR PREFERENCE Call THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY fhc "cptune Society broughl cremauon to Orange C OUnl) 1n 1974. roday WC provide more scrv1CC'i to Ornnge County fam11tcs than any olhcr o rgan1z.at1o n. We offer cremauon with burial at sea. 1n the mountains. 1.>r in the dC)Crt and our complete service costs about one-fifth as much as ::i convenuonal ground bunal. The response lo out \crv1cc has been c:tttraordinary• We have 27.000 members in Orange County. and in our nine year h1slory we have served over 7 .000 familie!. II you have any qucs11ons regarding c rcma11on. please call u11 .u: 646-7431 --------------------------------- Plu~ \Cnd free 1nrorma11on to ~llTIC--------------------~ Addras -------------------- Chy------------- \1111 to: THE ~EPTUNE SOCIETY 2400 w. Coast Hiahway Scwpon Bw:h. CA 92663 If Nl"UNE OFFICf..S ~ATIONWIDI DP Lovely condo n .. r No lalMa i-l';i:ii~i:iii:iii:iii:ii=' IElllD ...... Shore Lake and Baaoh 1_ .. P ... ea,.iiil-.•• .. ala ..... __ ...... -.... •1i L•rge t>Mut. cuatom • Club. Gated community, BALBOA PENINSULA ••-••• MUM Odrm, 3 bathe In beet E 2 Br 2 Ba. den, 18fga Sherp 2 br raduoad to - -....,... are1 ol Newport. Famlty kl1chan and utility room, 1260,000 xlnl flnanc*lg. On the golf COUfM, and rm p8l*9d o1ftoa pool 2 car gar11ga. Moun1aln 0 P • n w 11 n d 1 Pm 11ntt, highly upgr•d•d ~ w411 ..,.. io ~ view. Auum• loan •t RCSIOfN111tl REAi fSTATESERYICES S4._1281 wlU't Oak planked lloorl oflar. Dorl•. Bltr 9.60%, $883 pr mo. and cuetom flrapl•ce 955-0809 01957-MOO. D Owner wm a11l11. Aleo PAllllDT llH-.. ....U UYJlllT mantle. 2 Bdrma. eepa--------- IOI 1HM 11050 pr mo. _. 3 Bf. 2~ ea, w/boet .._, reta den with watber. ON SANTIAGO DRIVE Aelt lor Loi• Eg1n Bright & cheerful Peter's for 1,1p to 55 ft yacht. eeparata 2 eer garage. In OoWf ShO<•. 2 .tory, e.4+7020 townhome on community park. 1110.000 dn. 1760,000 Owner an11lou• •nd wlll • br. • ba. 3500 aq. It. Ulll HAL m111 T ls k ball l"b •. fully Hlum•bl• ln1t11u-llttan to .. , otlerl. $199, !amity home with pool. 3 enn • rac et • 1 rary °' t1ona1 loan, H50,000 toO. lrploa. 3 car p11ge. • WI IHI --p ools n earby. Immaculate, equity. Wiii eoneldar 142·1211 ourity eystam. Fee i.ncs. c .. 11 to true equity 1 neutral decor, fully furnished trade « dllcoUn1 equity T~~~::onc'000· ~1 to E d k i & h ' Al A A-Al ....,_, Scott ..... --· • -42• 11ory, no pool, aide, ar room, pr vale spa muc • ..... -· ...... ............. Bk WHtcllll. Npt Hgl'lt1 much more!! HolmH Attorny/Bl!r. iiiiri. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 1_83_1_.so_ss_._e.4_2-_2000 __ . __ 1 5-'M591 ~ llLU IN NEWPORTCEN1i,~R llUT P1DI IPPll 3 BR, ~ BA, "Linda " K; (II TtP LM ..... ) Modal, llngla 1tory, In 4 644-9060 on "L ·• etraa1 on th• W.tnul Sq. oondo 2 er l'A the Bluffl. Newport i• P9nlntula Point. 2 bclnn. ea, ger. 181,900. Low BMch. ExC911ont eondl- \•''et • ~\\.l\ ~o C:.~ .::C::.: ~n2'1~t~m1. tlOtl.ONl'Y 11es.000t ~a\t lnv .. trnent. S245,000·1----·-----1 Call AgtnVOwntr 2 \~ \ C OWf'9f.., CMr'J. .... 118' .... ~~g~1~·}~944~-l~M~2 ~ -... A OOll HOUSEi Frend'! ::: '::~~· S~\\.cillA-"t.~s· ::~ raw1.-111&.Tt1 ~~"~t~~ o~~~~~·~a . '"""-.,cm • t<M•N llMtll celtlng, Lota of llQht. 113•.000. Wkdyt an e, • 5 6 7 8 "'Orltf'r Pvblk'•tlort• .. ,...,.,., -ftO n"lulu." I P"1 1ht •d I• tk 0.111 Piiot ••d J•t l•U of call• wllll tll,." te fwr qHllfk4 po,~ 0-,1 rllirhlo ,,.,..rt ..... •~::...::.:·:...~. ~ f -..,,.. Sea H ... llP =.:*~ ~.ooo. _l3_1l.2isti2iiifiiiiir-................... _._ _.., l: .a.-t ~ l'llnDf C~ ....... t017 E. 9alboe It OU- I REW0'1 Ii' I I I I I . ~_.H_A""'D_E_F._.,., ':': One GoOO 10 1nou111' "I pro """" Pl!X l4I01000 OWO . Jutt Meted, OCMll, I ... 11111 87)-1212. ,,.., oenyon~ ....... lll 1WI LW 4 bdrm, J be. ll1oay .. I Ill Gerty a o.wtna Model In Woodbf'kSOe. -ii 11'"ne1 reo..1111 RitmoOtled me11er lleth .... • whUIOOOI tub. Lov.ty 11 ytird • a OCMt9d pedoa. 1~ '!!?1 . ...,.. ... .._ =.I* of bttOb. ~Hu.V, '--QUA&.. !TV l OIH• tllniout. I r I I r mlMd 10 ~MO • MCtOI .. Ouw ,__..,_ ................. __. _ __, ootd • Wiii, • MC,.. ta no lufl --------•1 ... ---------. un'"• ~can -totll 11" l TAHJUT I l.lttle MIU MuflWI ... 1 .-11 a 'Tuflel. atono oeme • 19lclef anCI rHd ln "'' Dally Piiot CllHlllad 'MHCtf OQOM. IKY· l.IOHT,~ ....... ,ft To Plae1 your .. ,. .. , Reault" Service Directory Id .•.• Call Now 64~1671 ' I ... ,u I' I I r I • ~.:: :-...:~ -:-.1 ..._ ... __________ """ ...... ,..,. -No '--.. • ,.;:a ~"0 ""'" ... 1' r 1' 1· 1' r 1 )MIU '9Y'Ul _ _ • • • _ • 1 1§•¢=t• umH I I I I I I 1 .,, un ........ •• • ••11 - MCllOn lbOut ...... Ml.tt· fet'I T~ and tlOl.IOl'lt t fOf ... H . You o.n Mii your Mtet and Iott of otller lhln91 tllroyoll Dally l'llol 011_.lfllCI Adi. C4111 '4t·M11 .,.. ..... ' Dupea. 8o. tnct of Pe6m IPfJnel•· walking dl•t· anoe to dw-ntwn. tH. 100 . Ir Ownr . ttl~eftlPM llf Fl '"" IUI ..,.._ u-.. .... ~ 0111'9*90f~ano v~ .... ld9ct,... on'Y ,,...... fl'Ofll downtown l•n Jwan O•pfatrano. HortH OIC. HH,000 ... -~ -- Orenoe Coul OAILV PILOT /Thur.Gey, Aptll 7, 1883 DI SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ltMlf . Owner F emed • JllUt'lly ALMOST One c:oed 10 8n01"41t .. , proml••d to k ••P • aecret." Other coed: "Well, • aecret le no fun unleal you cen ALMOST lelllt." ...... , .... FOUft) ADS ARE FREE Cal: M2·Mll 1 I • • r.: ) .. .. , H Orlthgo Coat DAILY PILOT/Thu,.day, Aprlt 1, '"' ------l•ll.tan Cwatl Cttml• Attlriftl .....,,., ~ -A-!tut §1'91!1 .......... ftlltltt .._P,;,;l .. =~l;,;;a,._• ___ ft!rltHI C..11tJla1 $1.84 per day STAPLEY OON8TA. Concrete: •m•ll or lg• lleotflclen l14IW ' repair Mowing ' edging, rH• bS*1Jee ~eeplno HD 1nmm OAVl8 PAINTING H ., u <:::) 141-1121 •ANO[LA 8PtRITUAl• That'e ALL Y<M1 pay lot. 30 day ed In the New & remod, ttNlh cat• Jobe. Remove Old ,.. All tys>411, L.ow p1IOH. r•t ... "• .. , Vao & lllOC>l ... lnClluded 80d, aprlnkler end tlVub Int/ext Acouttlo ceilings, WATIA Ht:ATCR "*=''' COl'lt\1111111/ COl.lnMUng pentry, door hinging. pt.oe w/,...,,, 148·M12 Llo'd, f'ree HI a:J1-2346 earn 7'84824 Kitti Mt·4t70 lnetelfatlon o11r work oeblnel refln. tne. FtM POOi f\Mttte•F1irn11CM In ell mtltert ol Ille '38«31 • .,1-15?1Mltl• ...:...-------1---------1---------1---------i I I k I •• ,. #3807IO ... 2·7479 e1•"' o• '"7 • lldi.. Ctr!!d! VI! lettrteJY'lt O.,denlna wenled. mow· QUALITY CL!ANINO on Y oo • expen1 ve '---------• ... ,4 ., 0< .. 3.97 4 Cdlut ""' ... nu•' For your Wtddln th• tno. ecJglng, rek ln~, wllh a peraon .. '°"°" c~:ur=e~'"'' ..... ~.. ~:r~~~ --lplflt~ Ad;-•New oeblnatt, c1blne1 lciM "'3213 ICOUlllael l>Muty ~YO!· tWHplni; ~ee Ht · BfTH H0.()933 y CALL !4&-t013. Tot) quallty/AMa rat" OfaJna Lio Clac>-1030 In bu11n1u, mtrrl~•· facing, t>1r1 & formlca a.ti pr · • Ge a gullll. 173.e14ge ma1• '"' 1 1 Houee & ottic. cteenlnll UfJ•'• latffl 111., F1M Mtlmal• Cl6C).Tttle lnetlll-~Repetr etreH probtame. • c oountenop1. 142·0111 c~u• Cat ... ft::: ... l IOIWUTI WllOAPI R•ll•blt, lho1ough • C111tom PalnUng; lnl/ext. Fr• Ht. RNtOnllt>le ~31-~0:.. 4 7 II D I In. Cantatn LOYlng l RHponelble -r1tt !!!! ~JI' 8peolat·oomm/rutd 15!~~32~10 hr Ginger •tattaHH Quality Spring Speelel. Llc'd, John 931-1161 -- F,.. WMll In AptN SPRINGIJ.HINOES-Nl!W lndecp/ meln1 HrV 13 GARCIA'S MAINT. BldGI Fr .... t. O.ve 873·2031 , I ltmc 1/ .. _, -.lt~•-••;;;;•;;,;l;,;;tr;;.;•;..... ___ _ Aepelr-Altlfallonl Fenoed yetd-Coll• M... °'**" All ,.,. yr ••• p F (.. • I' High Ouallty HOl.IMWork lr11 pk, " CMl)lntry, etec:, Local petnter need• W()(k " • " MA SPflnkle<llandec.pe OOO<e-'llllndo'#e~blnett 131-8&26 wtldyt Emergency .-v. L.oweet, _93_1-_7_4_M ______ 1 Ref1. 1 •m lhe beetl plumbing 497-38Cl1 Quality work. economy 20 vr• eiq>. POOi ..v, r.. Repelra. lie "26:i'Cl73 Panel·palloe-fenc.e ret .. 11 t8 yre In C.M. •· Cl73·7012 111 tom y, 90 ldl E I I 6 Jetry 648-4.41!1 Mother ot 15 mo old, W430168 Tom 657-4480 Raafyaaa ---------1!!1 .. a9 "1"· '" •t HA-71 ~:n. ~eln~~ ~ cr~~I~ 64 011/4._5_4_2 6007 00 tT NOWI Rm tddrll-Patlo covert ~:-::ch~ ~lftdll=:• Oerage Door Operetort, JACK OF ALL TRADES ~~,~~' BRICKWORK: Small job•. Painting eitlerlor & Int .. Fr .... 1. 24 hr aerv. llo. f lit W hf ~I Oeekl·Fencn-tmprovmt Rtouletty bllt with fle•I: tprlng1, htrdw11re. For Cell Jeck enY11me, N-port. Cotti M.... ~f&~e?i'Jtllly guer1nteed 283600 &45-Cl280 .:.:::.;..T-IL_E_l_N_S_TA_l_l_E_O __ DAlY PlOT SERVICE DIRECTORY VOi.ir l'\aJO.. Pltot & ~,.. Clltt 94&-7662 blllty. NI Cl50-52M demonttatlon. S..Cout D1y or night Cl76-3014 a .... llttlai INIM Rell 875-3175 Pa·-cLlca All ktnd• Guaranteed SerYIOe ~OtY Remodeling, llnlth car· 2948 Newport Blvd c M ONE CALL DOES ITI ;;;;;;;;=:-=--·BRICK WORK· 8m1ll or Int Ext. for belllf WO<k II' • Reta Jonn 8Ua.-0487 "-'>,...,,Ill.._. pentry, door hanging. >Ont child ewe. my Spy-OA2-34llO. P1lnllng, cerp1ntry. Mature. rMfXll'ltlble pro-lge Jobe, repalre. Locel lower price• C1H Jack "YOllO ll&lll - pelnllllg, roofing, eleotrl-glut tlOfM Exp. tHGh• .i ... l roofing, crpt •teem ctn· leulonel IOOklng 10 hOu· relt. 645·8512 83C.-6793 Put, Preeent & Fut\lr• Tiie & Moaonry ,_ 1 r.-141·1111, tit HI eel, etc. 831-8371 Mike er. mother. Ev .. /wllnd• -• a •I Ing, g.,denlng, yard cln· H tit tor tummlt' mon----------1 OllTOM PlllTlll Lle'O. 714-527-3406 ~~~ ~:1 ~~1~21131~~Y ~~~~~~~~~l;!:..~;;_~~'...'..,;~~I OK 780-8235 TllEEI up, etc Low•t ,.,... th• beginning In Mey MelOflry & Stucco· n-& " Anudcal C.Wya C!!!!t ltnict C.atr .. ten, ltatral T---'lremoved Clean STARR &48·A471 w111 cere tor pell and repair. All typee. Ouellty ~~!;, ~.,:o~~ ·~::I.E. PrtMrlY ltmm TrH ltmct ---.......-pa " u 1111 ti I t . C a II Loweet price 83 I -2345 Rent I '".........,. I"' hi N-& Reeorey. Remocl. No Sleem/No Shampoo Remodtl/Aeplir9, comm \Ip, MW l8'#ne. 761-3476 REASONABLE RATES 67~7CI .,,., 6 pm. "-..-1 ..... -Ji.------pert. 993-otl I Richard ......... ,. ..... ,. Tree Trh,l l•••ul carpentry. lie. #414891. Stain Speclallat FU1 & reeld Uc'd, bonded, Land1eeptng-Yd «;;tnupe All tyru or work-ru t _ ,.... .. _ p la "'· Hl·ll•l Stump grino Save 30-1. Abillty Bldrt 730-IUOO dry. FrM .. 1. 8311· 1682 Int. F0< .. ,, 552·9142 Tr" trlmlremov-Melnt comm · Big a em jobt -ABC MOVING· IJ!I I 1t•t f LI Free ltl Jim 855·511 tO a..1..111•--/ ..... l Sh'empoo & ateam cleen Irrigation Jim 651-012g Day°' night 5•8•2174 lmbum1•1nceu,1•,1•w· orm••.Pn°."L'o'bnl~e Quick, Careful ServK;e. ferltilng Interior Oellgn 1 • a .. a1 --~ -· t Color brighteners, whl l • .I. l1ffllu 6 lttl Hi-1181 Lie. 1138048 552-0410 HANGING/STRIPPING JD H0<n Rellnlattlng TREE TRIMMING, remo· Add'~Deelgn-Remod crptt • 10 min blMch. Lie 306888 Remodel, lll llUI MEIE au time local rnldent wit Vl .. ·MC Scoll 645-9326 Anllqu.., kit ceblnelt. vii. yd ctear·up1 Mui· Toe> quality Low Pl'lce Hell, llY/dln rmt $15, •YO Add'nt & Ceblnel• L1wn-tr ... 1Nub lnallll DUMP JOBS r: ~~11~7~~~1';ru Sept •A· 1 ltYIM* Espert wellcovertng tn-fine painting. 64S-066A Ing Jim 642•6302 Fr" ett. Uc. 631-23.45 room 11 50; couch 110. &46-85ee 145-46.44 TrM lrlm/Removll a Small Movtno Job• Best qu&lity. 25 yr •xi> at1llt110n Reel ConSYI-a..Hai T1teria1 •·-L·l cht SS. Ouer. ellm pet L.-all Lawn mllnl/Rototllllng Call MIKE 846-13111 lactat Tax C0<npellt1ve retn. tant A1algnm1 581 8590 --...;.;..;;..;=&------,.._I odot. Crpl repair 15 Yf9 ~ Fr" eltlmlle 648~6 Lie T·l 16,428 730-1353 · · Huber Roollno·all typn. Pvt Tutoring/ Remedial Ofi p ~I L k II DRYWALL TAPING HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Federated Tu Service Blackwelder Papernang· New•f8CO\lllf·decks Instruction Xlnt t•IYllS ~.at.,! •• ~ i!! up !> .. ~ '!1o2r3 myH All Textur .. & ACOUtlle Clean-up1/Landecaplng Furniture. Tr.ah, Tree• Homelottlce appt1. STARVING COLLEGE Ing & Removal Oual Lie 11~11802 548-9734 K-8 (213)592-3794 .......,..r.......,......,.1".,,. Reta..,.,....., Heullng . Tree Trim 903-5415 NORM 631·.4871 STUDENTS MOVING k 9 36 6 " S&S Alphlt 631-A lUllLIC W• C··· Crpt c ..... ·-~· Fr .. Mt. KIVln 873-1503 FrM .. , A~2-"""7 co Lie T 124-~"6 wor only. 4 4-, ,--. s--.----.... '""' ""' l•JI rMfl11 Ht-tHt n1a1 emct D9n Hallber'g Grading StNm Cleen & Uptlol DRYWALL/ACOUSTICAL HAULING 01ve'1: Mott I 10-$75 or lnSYred 641-6.427 Pktt!llll~J Fret etl (le 11381042 T'-""nn/Woro Pr~-s·-g ' Pevlng Co. Ree/comm Tr\ICk Mounl Unit. Guer. ALL PHASES Ralph Ceballero & Son• CJeanupe, yerd/ltee IYC. 20% ott , .. , ye.,· •. Wiii WATCH us GROWi ,.... .• ~-"' Lie. 3g7h04 842-1720 Raes. rates. 645-3718 BUD (714) 552-9582 Compl. melnt. comm/ RANDY . 6'2-7647 trivet. 641-0ll29 , l PROF PHOTOGRAPHER REPAIR SPECIALIST Oulck. easy reYllllOO& r ... Tree I rimming & re-1lat a1 Model portlollot. por-Shake-Comp-Shingle Reatonet>le 851· IOA t Ll::lu..1-1 c•RPET INST•L• •ftON lltctriul movel, clean-upe. Free H1ullng, clean·\IP & tree IHftllt Yt1r ll1fu4 FllE PllmH tralte, weddlno1. band1, 761 7716 551-5552 • --~ nu_ ,., " ..,. Mt. 646-ACl54 all. 4:30 trimming, I 10 min. CPA w/IRS, work eiq>er etc Studio up FREE • • Waa•ow Cltaal11 Babyalttlng, any llO\lr I & REPAIRS 30 yre np. ELECTRICIAN. Priced K&D Landecape Mllnt 557·827 t Bob cen aave you big S$$ on by Rlcnud Sinor Lie 5x7 w/llttlng 548·69t6 *""' IEPlll WE WASH WINDOWS Ntet Vlc10<1a/i:I ref~ 6A5-ll031 (Ml 8, att 4) r•ghl, Ir~·~~·" on Compl Oet.denlng Serv icollege Stu~I with large your taxet Your hOme or 28064.4. 1.4 vr• of happy ···••:i ., .. 1.1111 IPICllL HO• Fut . Proleas10nal CO.ta M.... 2-8.4 Thomson Carpel Sai.t & erge O< Cl7~ Free ett. 54Cl-24811 truck. lowest rlll. my ofc. Reu rtlet. Ioctl cu1tomet1 Col~/B& Cl7"'4618 Fl• enu teelc 761-4364 Oualtty w0<k guer11t1teed 1111 . 11ns11t11tlon1. Comm/ Lie. 396821· 3511 prompt. Thank you, Randy 8115-5004. Tn11t1k )IOI.I, 993·411' ~ .,.. ' Free estimate 848-7391 ttll reald, r11tretchet & rt-LIC'D ELECTRICIAN COMPLETE GARDENING Court: 759· 11176 FllEE p•11T Ytl• AH9t 1t PlHttl/ ltpir S1 .. ltl11tla1 -;:--Let the Suriskl~ ln-;;--Balloon Promotlona Unit.-palB. xlnt rela. t430277. Ovel WOt'k·Reu. rat.. SERVICE· call Jerry'I • " _,w; _ _ -"·- mlled: bright bouq\letel Greg 556-5324 Tom 631-5072fg73-7544 Lawn Servioe. 631-4395 ltat !tpain PIOllP 6 IEUYUY FREE EST INT/EXT ED'S PLASTERING Budoet retes-tow min SHHIH WIHIW s-dty. 4114-7550 c .. ut/ C.acrttt REStDtCOMM'UtND Gudenlng. ctHn-up•. Pllntlng . Carpentry Yoor Home or omoe fi6.s7}4'7e13r:oU:~ 1~~1:7 ::_~::~~u;;s ~r:; ~~~1}5~~1 irtra ~-f!llll. _ 6'2-1~ lu1lu/ Fin Aluaa eemeni:Meaonry-Block 20 yn. Do my own wortc. trimming, cement wortc Tiie . Remodel. Bonded Call Now. 832-6681 Burglar & Fire Alarmt WtU.-Cusl. WO<k. Lie. Lie 279041 Al 14&-Cl128 545-160.4 642-21185 Uc. 662·7432/84-4-479CI Mort lemlllee ere getting INT/EXT·-CIAILllL JIM, :LASTER PATCHING30 Stcretarial S.mCH C R STY & SON LU••••-llllT B Cl i the I "b " thl _.. Hluccos. Int/ext Seoretarlal MtVloes. l'fP· Central Reporting M381057 Rob 547-2683 H I .._." • taH tu •I camp no UO • yra. Neat. Paul 545-2977 Ing, copy, etc. Fast MN Res/comm. M~ Rod't concrete & muon-~6~~~:,5~8 Cln~pe. Reis 5*1810 ROBIN'S CLEANING ~~11~·~~0~~~1n: l~T~%~~~~~~~ Plaster & Drywell 675--4.456. 760-8359 SELL Idle Item• with a ry, 9 yeare tame 1oc SELL Idle Hema with 1 Setvloe • • thoroughly UMd, Hit It now With 1 Cllllom WOf'k Free eat Ext/Int. RMt\ICCOI -- Dally Pilot Clusmed AO. Free 991. 71418-40-1705 CllSSllle<I Ads 642·5678 Dally Piiot Claulfled AO clMn nouee. 540-0857 Cluellled Ad Reu SteYe 5.47-.4281 Blodlw•ll• 58&-.4892 Went AOI Clll 642-54578 For Clusif~ Ad ACTION {'aU A OAIL T PILOT AD-VISOI ... 2.5411 •ert111n, T J).'14021 ltl• WHIM 5100 ltlt ...... SIOO Btlt WnlN 5100 Btlt'WaalN 5100 Htlt WntN !UOO Help W••t 5100 HOl""OSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA * •2•• Tl'• 11~'1. 17100·112,300 16'1t% aeesoned 1nd current 714/631-4321 (631-4341 eves) PIP ·--------FUNNIEST PERSON IN Mecnlne Operalor tor Pllm Sprlng1, mature cpl BOYS • GIRLS TOWN. We're writing e Coll1Ung Service, mutt to maintain • menage am Earn extre cash senlng book & ~ IOmtl help have mechentcal ablttty, hOtet No exp nee P 0 1ub1crlpllon1 tor Dally Pl .... c111 u1 11 you're Cell 751-8505 Aak ror Box 285CI , Newport Piiot Dealer In H.B Call tunny. You oon't hive to Rod. Beech, 92683 Muto 642-.4321 ext. 211. be'e pro 647-4798 Ma•••Ell ~it• PART-TIME tel•"'hone Lv name & Dhone. E.O E -~m;r ._.. Ea•IBTatal IHElll lfFIOE Elrn SA50 10 1800 per edvlca, meture respons-Phonea, lyptng, ecc:ounl-week It you II.Ive • ata IDie people, retired wel- Friday, April 8 • 11•-w. ,.... 5100 OAlllEl/Pert n.. I"" 1ovanoe to account wannn ()( ven end en""' come Melel encouraged ARIES (March 21-April 19): What you wish im.o•,..•• ..... ...-•-..--...-----M1tut1 pereon. •ll•r-1~· 979.7755 • w07kt',;g with IMneg:;: .. 10 1 .. &W1Y0~~t~llonFle~s hnrost. for may come lo pass _ know it, be selective and Accounll R1ce1111ble/ noon•. Cell Berbera 10< C•ll Mr Rountree 81 ,,_,""' ~ hin Reoeptlonl1t 10< growing appt. 540-3280 IRH•Ell/ 5•8-7058 btwn l lAM a Mon-Fri. For further into, mature in your choice. What seems a sure t · g property mgmt co. In 1;;; needeo 10 b•""9 end 3PM w.-daya contect Mr Jones al1 3 actually requires revision, review and possibly the H 8. Accoun11 rectMlble ~ompenlon. Fem llve-tn brush. some exper nee.•---------_P_M __ G53-__ 92_4_7_e_o E initiation of a rebuilding process. Pisces native plays computtt teq'd, lnYOlce lor elderly widowed lady Apply at Newpor1 Har-llECUltOI ltlJtr p••TJTI•E EYES 1-t entry/ 111tementa/ b•· ternl-embulllory. Needs H K 1 d t I -· -important role. lancing entry levol poll-ualstence In getting bor Animal ~telMbet-n~w • g~d 0 54:~~1e W1nted adulll over 22 TAURUS (April 20-M:iy 20): Accent on tlon. Cell Biii 8AM-12 erouno her ept. Light ween llAM· D Coon-engneereq · who en1oy working witn Noon 536-7551 m1el preptrtllon, pvt Fri l25 Mesa r. ata MEDICAL ASSISTANT youth Mull be well production, promotion, added resporuiibility, and room. mHI• & ulery Meta. Bring ref. Fimlly practlol, El T0<o groomed, personable. a recognition from superiors. Relationship intensifies. &te't PtJaMt Clttt Npt Beh 720-0859 It .. C.•Httr Salts ,_1_t4_1_11_0_-_19_so____ positive moliv110t s111rt nothing occurs halfway and you are fully Poa111on with Newport OOOI 832-7306 lv ~ ••4ital ltcrtt:T. at $75 per week Cell conunitted. Financial prospects are brighter than Beech tn,,.tment Firm 2-5pm. 646-7021 (ask tor IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Nec'd lC'lephone sales reprt'St•nt.attvt'l\ to start lonight tn Costa M~ offtN' •Pc;rt ltmt' •Must be· al least !ti •No <•xperil'm•c· lll'l.:essar,_ •Plc.·asa.nt pen..m.1lll~ • Rl'laable ·uooc1 l'arnrng poll'nt1al 142-5171, Elt. 312, aft. 5:30 Account• peyable end Need nice peraon lor ltlttH/lttf Eltper. Bllllng In•• typ ng. Sherron) originally anticipated. compoler e.:pe;' r-·cs cooking, eome uperl· EXPERIENCE NECES· ;80ho_r60tl18•6nd, NB Area SEO•nllJ -.....;:: GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Travel possibilities C111 553--0940 •~ Good oey. pl111-SARY .Api>ly 1n peraon. 1--------PUT THIE Seles n are heightened. Spotlight on communication. Ing environment Senta LeBlertltz Rutaurent MODEL '°' potter work. m11wu1n11 Hrr•M .... Mortgage/ escrow IU I . f ~ d d dan f Animal Hotpltll needs Ml Ana. Cell only 9-1 ltm, 414 Nortll Newport, 1 ii;.-•• perience Reapon11t>le comp et.Ion o pro~-..~ an a new un erst.an g O 11me kennel person 558-1304 ~Beech EOE time tor prints cal M•k• e•tra SS nelplng •Discount Long Dletence position Satery com- love. Pursue education.al endeavor, look beyond the Mon-Fri. (Co11a MeH) •------------------673-16t2 youth carrier• promote phofle ~ mensurate with expe,,. immediate~reeive potential. Check with Aries. Cllt bet_.,. 9 AM to II CHI W&ml ltsftH/lttt ••ttroyolt ... bat. 1nelr own Hlebt11ned •SS00-$1.000 Wk ence 760-8.475 CAN R (June 21.July 22): Be ... ,___,.. make PM.6.4&-3794 7AMto3PM,8deytwk Wantedl0<prlvatenlohl Full time or part time routH. Mtl\lre. outgo-•Ou1111nd1ng lead IECln••T .....,""''°' Incl wknd. Z'e BEACH· kJb M I h t oft Ing, allr1cllve parental Program 111t inquiries. check fiscal responsibility of one who Al Pill WALK CAFE 508 Pac. c · us eve ou O no mechanic with •hop type person, pleaM cell •Comotete Training Coate Mesa CPA F1rm ould · · h F Houaett•"'""· cooking. c per100altty, pteaaerrt ei>-exper Mull have own 2 5PM •• F •••1021 Clll ..... s1~A 1~ Inter-T p 60 10 L w engage you in U\Ves1Jnent ac erne. OCUS on .... ,, oeat Hwy Hunt. Bch pe'erence and· able to toot• • .... ......... ....... ~-~ Y • wpm .. ev lll. depende~. -tivity and rediscovery of loved baby91tllng for 1 yr old 536-l437 work any night of the ,.._ .. ••2.ee10 Photo L•b counter per-~vlew~~8~5~9~-7~200~~~~!I aooing micnine Noni ..... "' .... ..... Dutch •peeking pref week lnttrvtews hetO , ___ ..,... __ ""-----eon, put time, exper 1: smotcer Some ovemme one. Leo, Aquarius natives figure prominently. Room, t>oerd, & Salary C1stt .. r lemtt Frldey only, April &th. Movet'·Dflver pret. Apply In person. SlllMIH1rdware req Min 3 years expert· Loan likely to be approved. Nwpt Bch. 650-.4328 Avell. now. Take tele-from 6:30 to 8 PM. R.. Clean cul, !lard WOl'klng, Snapattot 1 Hour Photo. FT/PT, Crown H110w1re. enoe Salary S975 Call LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Study alternatives -llYI llOUllO phone 141rv9'f 11 to II PM glnea. 3333 W. Coatt polite, 24 + yra. Mull 1411 Rlversloe Ave N.B. 3107 East Cll Hwy, COM Rarinah, 754-IO•O tor d b Mon.· Thurs Startt SA. 75 u...... Newport 8eectl have idnt drf\ling recorO. letting conflict could exist between family an usiness Wllll IUIMIT p I u I b 0 nu. c 111 ··-1 • Exper. ()( will train Call Pltnl Foliage Co need• SALES PERSONNEL •• ,.. --..:.S-EC_R_ET_A_A_V __ _ duties. H1ghlight diplomacy. maturity, wil.llngness 1peetalltl. 50% comm 904-8850 10 AM lhru 2 llmSl/llST STARVING ACTORS e11per Interior & lltlflflor per'd tor tele merlce1tng 0 W kd ..,, tit t '°' pvt Investor. bllpng lo accept responsibility. Spotlight also on public wn toott. •• aye, PM . Part/time Experienced MOVING CO 65().1366 melnlenence person avvet emen 8 promo· exp & gremmatreal 1111115 relations and possibility of a renegotiated Apermecnent. L1'8'Y25HLunt D--.-nt•_l_A-,-,-.,-.-,-,.-P-.-r-.. -I Apply In pereon: Beach 760-l4S6 uon84eEx-0"11p1ey 48-0149 req Non smkr, salary uto enter. 1 •· A.DA Mutt Ilk• to W()(tt, Houee, 6111 Sleepy Hol-Need ~rt-time per100 to P/T WllTill _0< ________ .... neg Mell resume to Sta weement. ~a Cenyon Rd LIQ like to have time off. Hrly _iow __ L_ertt_._L_AQl.._"n_aa_ &Men__ Htltt H.B. Delly Pllol SaieeoeflOIU looking 10< :?00. 2855 E Cat Hwy VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Forces tend lo be 8988, 4117-2030 ulery Newport Beach HOUSEKEEPER. Live-In de a I er weekdays Dally Piiot newepeper career In 1dvert11lng. CdM 92625 scattered -key now is diversification and ·-a-...s.. 648-4801 A 30pm-7:30pm Set/ dieter 1" lrvlne are• Medtc.i Deotel Xlnt Co•----------•• •r-for beeulll\11 Bel Penln Approx 20 hrt pr wk -Ith room' tor M:tva~ IECln••y selectivity. Numerous contacts are made. many Automotl"'9 repair thop D R 1 1 home. HSll~c:hlldcare S\111 4-m-7em Need cs.. Alternoont & tomt --·~ -I . f h d f ft Gene111 •hop labor entel ecept on"· u -tor 6 yr old ' aftnoon pend•ble car. Call Mar1o kend morning• Must ment. Celt Weyne Chrle-M11<>< reel es111e tnvett-c aims are put ort an your sense o t ness, M 1n 1 mum w 1 g • perlence n1cu11ry. 4 & IYll Mon-rl. Non· 842-4321 ext 211. Lv hive dependible vehlele lien Ltd. Adv11t11lng ment company locateo 1n humor will be called into play. Sagittarian figures 631_7270 ~;L~· Laguna Hiiia. emkr. mv•I drive. Rm & name & pron: E.O.E. prefer llOhl tr\ICk wi Mgmt & Mtrketlng. Newport Beech need• prominently. b 0 • r d + 1 a 1 • r y camper shell Only neat. 1_14_2_·_1_3_116 _____ __. 9eCrellry to director of LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ,.,;n; ... ,. to tear Bebyaltter wented lor 2 OENTAL-PEDO BACK CITs-37113. 523-41120 ~ httMI• responelbl• per1on1 Salee PT/FT Developm1nl/ Condo _.......,"& boye. Cl-13 yn. Mon-OFC, roving 819111an1. ---------_ __. 8'>PIY S ED 0 Convets•oo Shonn1noa down for ultimate purpose of rebuilding on more Thurs 2-8 beh ind non-emkr Nwpt Cntr Hou .. kHper Live In. 430 o 10:30 PM. Mon ,_, S4 7~ tet1lng IP-WANT : verwllght typing req\llred Deck· solid base. Restrictions should be accepted in Orange County F1lr-6.44-0611 eook. ~. c:leen. wUh, thru Fn. 15 per hr Call PfOll. SA 7 hr 1 mileage. men & women 10 lry oor ground 1n con1truct1on Y I ground• Vickie . ---------1 Iron. chlld care. 4.4 nB, 631-2880 or pick up AP-CaM btwn U.30-10.30AM P<odue1t & lhere In co or conoo converelon philosophi(al manner. ou'I attract young, 152•1147 EIOllWllAnUY 5'h oaye per week. ptlcellon BOO St An· only. Mon-Fri, uk tor prolltt.Allneturelwelght helplul.butnotrequlr&d vigorous allies. Those who feel you are defeated Need escrow eeeret1ry 1147,40/week pg room drew• Rd .. Newport Oreg Hyde. clrcu111ton. ton prog11m using 549-11755 will be in for rude awakening. BABYSITTER WANTED with 111per to work In & botrd 3 mo. exper Beech. St Andrew• M2·~321 herbl 100% guetanteed.1---------- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Prepare written from 8 em-1 pm, Mon-Huntington Beach. Cell Call 714/.4117-2180. Church HLo•"rb1u1p11e'oD~os1'rb1b''um1oor SHIRITT tfrtcn Fri Your home. nr 23rd & Ee 0 r 0 w C 0 n c 8 p U --1----_-,.,,..--Nurelnn REAL ESTA TE lmmed emp!Oyment • -material.. Present views, pl.ans. formats, concepts in ~:."1..·2-~J· mo Old 714/842·5865 Ilk tor lr~~ri;eoncM''~·.~-:-ooi. llHl1 &1111 ~:!, 1n ·~·:i::~~·: ,_1_eo._1_85A ______ , wlll train you. 29072 ca. dramatic and graphic manner. Rare opportunity Carol. 631•3431 •fl CIPM 3 11 30 ...... ~ .. -S ALES PERSON tor m1· mlno Capistrano San exists for OW>2ter self-expression. You can en.sure Bebylltltt T\IN & Thurt ---------1 pm lo ! pm r-lnduttrlel reel .. tit• for rln• htrOware 11ore Juen Capo D" -itlernoont, relt. own Etthellclen. \lnueull op-L-al •A-~ call t>«ween 10 am and • tueoeufvl & growing Must hal/9 exper In ma-security by displaying creative talent&. Take a p«t\lnlly tor people w/ ·• -4 pm only, Mon-Fri. ftrm. hance Ir 1 n I , 11 on· Im k r bedlgroundt In ~tic Oen. prac exper, yrl Country Cl1ib Convele-a.ti working condition• rlne h1rdw1re Merine c . Cl73-1432 lalM. exp'd In the lleld of ptu1 tor erNlll olllce to-llCelll. 5Afil..3061 In Newi>«1 8-ch electrontc. knowledge II -•-SAGl'IT~IUS (hNov. 2f2-hDec. 21):.,~t ond Babyaltttt. 5 yr old, 2:30 dermalotogy. Muat h•ve cetedneetOro CtyAlrp .,-•-. 7141146-5061 cs..,,A~•b,'• o,u•tBl~LB•oi>: n : ... tives, visits, pure ase o Ol1\e appwu'""' an pm to 11:30 pm. Cell ooametlc tJc.nM to wortc Selery eommen1ura11 n--· P -" s on Y " " general program aimed at beautifyine home before 2:30 975-7537 for Frenct1 eo.metle Co. w 1th • • P • r . R .. ponllbllltle• lnet\lde Reeteurent MARINE 5-48-3407 EOE E~~k!~/sm~~~:l., olftce. Frllng, l1dger general olflce upkeep 631·1643 surroundings. F1urry of messages, calls makes this Bakery/Aee1aurant need• tn major dept 1tore. tn-714-033-9124 office edmlnlttr1t1on. -l&UU UY It.II MIF/H an exciting and at times exasperating period. counter help, Pref Fe •11tut•. Exl1 potential for -Ll-Ul--11-IUT--U-Y-cntertelduttetendctient lllT/lllTISI UUI, PAIT Ml Tak!'c'1.'ge~~ Ta .. ,..,.;. U\' s•'cture. Cat Belboe Bekery, aggr ......... pettornlbll, Newport Center RHI ..W:.. CaH e4l.e86e BrHkfest. l\lnCh, lull Supplement your Income nHded lor ;~ lltlle ........ "" Cl73-20AO, Atk fOf Peul ..... oriented lodlvldual. Ettlle Llllgetlon Firm Olftce time. PleaM call for llPPt by doing tnter11t1ng CAPRI ORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Review Selery & Commtuton need• lh•rp. exp'd 1eg11 ltpttrJ •• II AM to 5 PM tat.phone sales woo. on olflol 1" Npt 8dl ldeel resources, check budget, realiu you are on brink of Banking 14()..6255 Ive meu, Sec'y. Xtnt typing, diet•· Help plan eoepen• par-0.45.5000 Ext 521 betlall of N1t1onal Com-=i~u~~ rn~: important breakthrough. Terms will be defined, llW IOOOllTI Experienced Rent el Cer phofle, end thorthend • 11... Fr I m ••II n g ROOFING P•"'"· Many •hlltt 10 uu ol computer. Reel t.echni~· uea will be streamllned, "ou'U be rid of Immediate opening for pet10ll needed to wnte m\ltt. Setery open. 41M-411CI ltt trtw hr-1•11~) c:hooN from SA per hr ettll• olfloe up. Pf•f«· J experienced New AG· contrec:tt. 7-11 Rertt • 640-6902 guarenleed, plut lucre-red. Selery comrneftau-auper uous material and unnecessary expenses. count• Aepr...,,tatlvt. Car. 660-1180 ----· -----Pllntlf wet'lted. Reepon.. min. 8 b: .. per ru live bonut progrem. "" w/up. c111 Bruce Piaces~lays ke)' role. Excettenl lnterpet"eonal E 1 _ ... B k ( 10 Tr•d• your Old 1tutf tor Ible, eaperlenced. own Cf"9'#9. not APl>IY If not Sal" e•per pr.rd. but B.,Mmlen 644_7020 A UARIUS J F 8 be communloellone •klllt xper enc.., • er. new goodlu with • Irene. Cell Weyne, quallllecl. wlll tretn the right per----------( an. 20-eb. 1 ): You'll at end knowledge of benk-yr1) ltellan end French Clualfled ad. 942-587CI 781-11103 142·72t2 eon. For Interview Call; lt0'-/Rt0tt rtght place at crucial moment. Trust your own Ing MrVlcea. Pereonnel Breada. Pey Tot:1 Dotter. Robin or Linda •t Typ 60 wl>M, tefephone, Judgment. give full rein to Intellectual curiosity M/851F-9llOO. Ext 25.4 E.O.E. ~t,'!J;,'.~ ,!•~!!,V-Newspa'* 141-1711 1om• eomputer ·~ Intuition wW be on target. Neceaaary lnfonnatJon Ftt·m s..a..-Tr-...__, P.... p S sa1e1: Shoe tales 25-35 Mutt be teeponalble 1 ~,made available. You'll be asked to make I•--•-•-•• tlme."';';tvr;·p;,.~: KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND RIZE ! :::;,~~Pc~n~~=~.h~lx,~ ~,:n,~ebt~ ~;~~2 pe1:WU1W appearances. ....., ......... mull IPHk Eng tllh. ery.14•·2414 Mt. Mltt8f. 11-1. Merlene PISCES (Feb. 19-Much 20): Wbaf t appears to '°' • ..ronln-NftPor1 '2'0•,•htb,t• kh"c·.•,,PPt'~n· --••Les Service Stttlon Attend,nt, be a 1et.t»ick will boomeranglndiin ~.-~vor. A ~t &eedl. &perleocecl Niii 1 • 9 ~;:0 n 1 Y J. F. Ttl~ (0.'--'-~ ~. Al>OIY 17th ~ will be rectified. vidu.ai t.emponu-uy ~.~. rMk• 831-t812 ----.. 'C:l" ilOfj ... ...... . lrYIM, N.-.wpon ~ nfl ed h h •ta1 will -•-up erlteta. ~ 1...;;.~--------1 ...._ Soll lead• provide • oo n to ome OT osp, c:onunu_,..,.t.e, .. A...... .....1 ..... .....10 .. v PERSON IY'PlnO r ) ...,. 1110 d•velop new ac~ Starlet wen~. Newpon providing needed lnfonnation. Aries, Libra natives T7f at &v-,.., r;, .. ; needed, hoUri M; D COIM'l•. 855-2120 BellCti golf courM. Apply figure prominently. BLUEPRINT OP!.RATIA Mon-Fri. 1CIO-Un: -., • , . 18--ee-,-.-t.-r-.. ,-p/_T_,-e-.-p-.r-..... In pereon. 3t00 lntlne .--------.--------.. -------11'4 f-,__.,..._,.. -·-,~1eo..ee __ 23 ______ 1 f't1 Jfr.l• V • -1· , AV9. Newpo(t·Seaoh. .. _ ......... "'"_..._...,.,.,.,,_ .... ,_ :A.~L ·~ :I' ...._--.. • org1ntaec1 pereon lor•-1-. ....---1-1----.;.--------fe 1 tit Hll ....... -Wu-~ ral oftloe tn Irv. 1\111 time, NU Tm NY buey dl1or111ntzed L•• wn• -Omrtaaltitl .. H Need to bOffow aa.ooo own trane. neo. Ce ll • HIT--... a~ ll·l• ... 11\lN 8ctl ArdlMc1 Ute 8eAUTY FOR AU. 8U.-8"VrVAL AIAOINOI _ --In min of t2600 tncr.. t?t-8120 bet 104 IMT!. •-"-~ lkk'g. HO\ltt flt•lbte. SONS, netlon'e IHt•I AdvlH In 111 mattera Ctotl\ln8 conelonrnent mentl. Wtlt P•Y 20% loolck_., opr,ortunltlel evattebl• EARN ~ TO $75.00 PER WE£I<. 4M-ee07 growing color anltyl~ =· =~:.:::,~· ~o:. ~lir.! ~: APA. 0 1 11 aft 6P"4. ..... ... r11m".:"~tr~~r.~:nae6~~ Wt now llm l~ :::g IOf ~04i .. MCtr , ___ llUIT ___ llY ____ , r,: =~· !;V:,: :;.'::t,.." ~ Aeii.. 11M123, • 84CM217 I.I' ~ Wodrfal,.._., ~~w~gc:;.C:O:i: =tit: ~r~~tart ~I~ 307':.:J ~~=•:!.nZ :n": :.,.-=., ~ --------.__ .. lM• MM ........ • "'" ~~ '°' . ~ program. ult•nlHd """l Vftl• I 30 p"' ...u.1s. Oii S.lllrdl1, w "° M11na. Aa 10t !tern. 1lonat t'owth l rnane· .... Uma P-:' .... ~""!!:_At/.....:'· houily wage P1u1 com· Ye 17W7Jf o•tlel r•---onalbllltlH. 1911 ... I 16 .. 1111 lllPt ..., . .,,., T-. ' -.,. mllllon, HCMt: t AM • 2 llOI~ • "" more ~,. ou 1111 Mfft IMllJ -llT a-•• lntervl1wa lo be tleld n _._._t ~hOml. cet, Cito.Call ........ £:........ =~'Y.:tt:~H=d, •:: PM , or '4 PM • t ,_M, =-'I~:,~ ~J!~~ :C:w":; _,, -4/H, 8tnd rM\lme lot u...., nowt ~ Ac1tOn Specill!lliW In , .. & tnd f C I 1 Tr-*'O It pro¥6ded • .-0-"• ' NI .,.._ t1t1* • eJfoet. 01tt1le W1_1t0n lxew• --worllehop H 1 ·H41 TD'• 1t4t erenoee. 91 r ttiny, ' tt·• 1 n .... ..,. " tMolVtd " 1°" •• lllltrnt ... OleM al t1tlll1, word ~-ttva D'r .. "'IOr, 1...0 Boa • ' AT ~. "'A .:..,_ ' A* SM.., NH/OM t .IO a.m, to 12·30 p,m, en ~. •,~ ~. l"1 1S-t101 ... , .., ,. I •__...._ £au ......... • ·-.. R.L Br<*• M "9lltort eM~. et:,;c;. 1;; 2ii1'iit Pl...,,., • ' a 14134, ~ameftto, CA ••• m"' ·~o,o .. ,1:r;c:i= 6'42·2111 "4Mett Ill ..... f/I '* . -• 51 lecrtt•ty, oett Um•, 91121 1111)971~111& IJl'V'u.f!! fllndlno, o.i eat-tt31, WIDOW HAt'Ut fot PoalUon wltll Newport -Fot CIMtltW Ad all (714) 541-70 =•= :;;•,:: '!:~,v~~:~0r:r;:~•:: ~"J' o.w eorp, CdM. °°'II T,O'•, 110,000 liP No llNotl lnwetment F'lml. ACTION I -• •tot ""-per~"~ l'\Jllntll\UIH aaper • .. ..,, ''" 1t•t1dln9 Mey., = =-o': ~: ::..':°'in:.::.....-_: all -_ .. =::\.A. :; --~ : ~ 1 .,.... ,. The f .. tatt draw In 0111 tn-11H 1 ._,..,,, LW ~ A M&T""°' -11 .. Mtlt,. ~ C• nA .......... _.,. ... LOW."'901 W•1t •.• 1 OlllY Piiot ~------. _.... ..,. -._ •-QuoNl Prop.~ ~-.lftoedM t4J ... 7t ... llllllllte!N Ml·M11 ,IQ..OIMO -. ,..a ... n -'... Wel!tMI 1:0lll ...... N ..... ,, • .....,, TODAY'S CROSSWORD PIJZZLE ACROSS 1 Ek.orc11m 15 Torpor 10 Knife lhru11 14 w lnd111 volcano 15 Frightened 16 Banned 17 Up high 18 Media unit 20 Declaim 21 Proh1b11 22 Glrl'a name 23 False god 25 Not up 27 Gypsy 30 Turkish peak 31 Muscle weakness 32 Gnome 33 Scepter 36 Meal maker 37 Soup 38 W1neand - 39 Next to Ind 40 Summoned 41 Portion 42 Slept loudly 44 Chartered 45 Eager 47 Duration 48 Moment 49 Bil of work 2 3 14 ~o Cupid 64 BaMblll hit 2 Wdl 5 7 Utah or 1owa 58 Monkeys 59 Old World 80 Spooky 61 Direction 62 Shape 63 Salad Item DOWN 1 Topmast 2 Chinese wax 3 Developer 4 Seine area 2 wds 5 Permll 6 Welland or Erle - 7 Author Wister 8 Cats cry 9 Adverllse· men ts 10 College bowls 11 Fabrics 12 Poplar 13 Martin van 19 .ward oll 5 WEDNl!IOA V'I PUZZLI IOLVl!O i=..J,;..J:...&::EC..LO::;.. S T A Ill 21 -of Fundy 41 By 24 Unlimited '43 Daint1es1 25 Suggested 44 Forelimb 26 Mon1cker 45 Attorney 27 Frame 28 Amerind 29 Hooches 30 Ventilated 32 -Sound wash 34 As soon as 35 Action 37 Golt l1gures 38 Gauge 40 Studied 46 Meal dish 47 Foots tep 49 Bad 51 Unique 52 "Miss - Regrets" 53 Sights 55 Crash into 56 Equal. Prefix 57 Not sweet 11 12 Orange Coat OAILY PILOTIThul'9dey, Aprll 7, 1983 DT AnUtMn Hll hqltm HU 1;:--s t I ftU !tit AttM lpW A•frloer•tet 1111e new 11f.mloe c:Nlf ' dr...., -1''1'!1}_...:;llt l11utlf11I It' WlndrOH• '"""aa---_.,.. ... 111en4n lw IHI ~at tt1'1 S t U ' 11:.1;:;t1. orlb, HO W~~._e. 1;";._d tor =i::..Mll~~&.O:. ,. LAAOl llWrrlON or 1t71 4IO fL Ml, Miian -~ 1 ·-1UT •••1.&:;oee f9t'I DM'· "''· oabln. "•· H1W•1 •wwec t»town •••· btown....,. ~ "' old otaulO llovt, _,. IWI--r ...... I Id IC... lllfl malnMll • Int ' .... ........ ~ loot!• a wOftl• J*flCll (NI I 6 matolllno VlllW V more .' 11500. C•ll .... 71447...00 t too 14f.U32 ~~~et': Ill, Of lgl11nt tlM 111-Mts 0t 161-2033 "-IUll .. MN 'M aoou. 111i9r wt Ww/dryr ltH ea Aelrlg &M·2027 Han1llton draltl:ifi table• llL·ll blacll lntr AM• I lpcl ~~:,;, :1r:, 'J~~ laby or1nd I vr..-oid ~m~~~~~~ no m•· l!ltr• oleM. TIA Honde. .~~f ~NG ~:"f.!' ':~~ H:r.~: . 14000 I HOOO 0 • blltlfY, 160 Genoa w/ at70 N CNrry A¥1 13 -30 I , ; lloMr::. 9coucll a io! Adler Tys-rti.,, Mlf OOI'· Newo«t loll tllp, P'tol 4 Dttl him l!H LC>HO HACH • --- 1 -----HOT ().,ft.:RI ... t f l ooo otto ta&OO 1 reotlng, 11111 n11 tall• r«tUOld 6«·871t ,71 Jeec> CorMlandO (No. °'it;i'...ol) ·eo a.tl220f. Mlto, lit, nu COLD CASffll Poli., ·b,•M l>ld 13000 13&o. 5'46-t30Z M9')11 l eb0t,111nt oond. 1rnmac 110~nd, a mlfm Cl14) lit P91nt, tlrll & yPflot,,... TO EDISON or19 MOOO. Clll Sat/Sun Dllll. tuc ohr, ctedlnu 1160 c u•. 13800 010 tr~Wllooml ~i~=ul a h CUSTOMERS 0t 11111 a.ta.9302 t 2 ~ Ch,., 1th new H2-11.a3 48-4·8232 Con..,..,,tty L.oeatect ()o<"' f«,... ... ,. ... •OAMAL DINING TABL!. 150, "'·1'11 ->O' _,..., B•Mboot wl ·eo B«tnoo. '°""' 1.-.. & "-&" Pttood ·~~.~·:1~.;~:.",::.:: MCC>nd r•frlflfll.Ot. h '1 Bullet, OOOd contd 84 PfHM l OrtHI fl21 outboard. good ah1pe 111 axttH. Mull He a.fUtt IMI 11•,700. CX111ini you up to t l« °' c1111r.•. cal~ p1d1. 119 . 12&00. 0611..0747 1308. 759·0913 or 840.0831 7&t-ICMS more 1 be•r In •ltetrlc 833 226!1, 681 ·0388 Plano, 1m1ll upright. aolld ..,. • ...._~ Y , .. _. If 1 873•0003 meeag. walnvt BMvtllul ln.ide & "" .,...ket aw,, .,...ul u __ ..,....,..,.....------1 s ..... ~~ '11 •---bl I I 1. Onllt your outalde, tuned. 11ool 111 wood cl111lc New ·77 CJ6 4 wnl drive Jeep, no -,._ oper•llllll ••cond G I l Oeltvtred . 1 780 . eng. moored on Lido 360 eng, ve. 3 •Pd, IO'CA.R\IER Sunroof, lllvef/blul lnl refrlat'nitor to ()119 of the 11111 I ti 847·&e72 lale .• 18,000 494·8861 chrome wnl1. ll .. d•r• Of .... I c O"M"C uuw •2•.800. t7&-«MI charhl11 ll1t1d below, ,._ .. Of (213) 683-11101 Hk for A1klng $3800 548·1743 l'LIU.., N..m. c:'uovi '76 280 Ol'IG own« 901< and be lllnl l.O mttnUon .,.... ..... Wurlitzer con1ole piano, Nick. dya, •t7·8280 8\lel. ·-::~°':~ .. ~~=~· orl . ml. no 10Cldent1, 1hl.a •S*'i•I offer when BIO G•r•o• Sale. Some ll lOO 762•1094 ... I "-I 7011 Hll ~ cond 4 dr te600 y o u m 1 k e l h e Artll•Ctl 2047 Ch•rle PllOO Tuning and Repair· .,.., H .,a I · Tratb '74 BMW 3.0 Sedan. Auto. &;"e'~. &46-116'& · arnns•m•nU. Oel • (reer) 9-3. Fri/Sat Ing l!xpert Ser vie• 20 HP Johnton outboard: WIN air, •ter1o, oorgeou• ..... BZ 2208 ~ ... rccelpl. and Southern 6-48-7272 Prop, ahort al\att. 11nk, whit• bOdy, ftllWleu blue uv M • l(lnt ....,..,.., C1llfornl1 Edlaon will R1dl1I •rm HW. met•I control•. llvah kit 1428. Inter . ..._ r1dl1l1 Mint 12"6 Dl1 14871. •2a y ahelvlng, couchH, end 1,,1Pt ,. ... 1100 897•6110 '3750, 631·3018 Ullll UTI P•Y you • u 011r tbl1. lamp1. baby good•, 2-09.a ......... IOOlll don• I I on 1 I t 1 x ml10 t!S74 S•ntl Ana. 84 8 lOhp Hondl 4.c;yl out· 4WDr '79 BMW 320!, 4 apd, lie. 4114·9'428 546-7138 d~ucdble Free pickup CM ltertlat GeNI 1130 bo•rd $500 876-eo&e ,_ ~-Dt Bl•upunkt, 1lloy1, aun· '711 MBZ 3000, loaded. by lhe charily Thi• - -tool,~ Of_.,, drMng wtll ttede for late model apectal offer explrM May MOVING. HouHhold & HANO GLIDER, 18' Cften· lllf! l Declit 7012 fHf OfflCIAL 'AC( TllVCt( llghll, OOV8f, reg gH motor home. Dir 14871. 31, 1983 Fo r det1ll1, ~;~ig ~~:'of~1:f :J>:r!: de41e '220. 646·1882 Boet allpl 1v1lllbll N-· Of MICH Y IHOMPSON S '8600 87$-S9So4 UHU "'8 phone. Ml eompl w/boJI 0aprlng We18ull, lllnt Cond, men'1 por1 Beach 26'·36'·40' Off IOAO GlANO rtll 79 320I, Xlnt Cond toed· 4114·9428 546-7133 Ore1141 .. Goun11 & mattrMI Sola & rove M, $80 Surfboard, trl· Call 842-4844 ~~1!:G1$l:? Sf~~ ~FO & eel, EJOend'd Warr•nty, 83 300SO, enthr•clte Calvary IHI $276 3 t34 Lime-ll~ood cond. no ding•. 39· v Berth fOf pwr oo.t lo mllel, mull 1111· 18900 gr•y. IHther Int. rHr Lulhenn ~~~72•4687 rlek &•6·8570 $ 7~9-0747 water, e leG . Hcurlty limJn! • · · -· '4""220 h"d .. m e pOll•h•d or (213) 402-0792 reutala Vall!J TV/la•ae/lltr•l2l2 1280 850·1226 ~Dal••• tll7 wtll8, GU1tom pin "'10(· Chl.ld.ren'• Hoapltal of II FAMILY BEAUTIFUL 26" RCA 45 It •llp Npt H1rb0< '77 280 Z. XLNT Condition ~n·:~i111~11'3'6.~ ~County Color TV 2 yr wrnty NEWPORT HARBOR . 89,000 ml, 15000 891•1588 (714) 972-12.42 I• f •I I fr t • FY I 148. Free dell very SECURITY 873·5101 2 33 · 676-3389 -------- or I (800) 1141·7439 •rhe-1•1 &,r. I I 10. Open Sun 60 Fl' LIDO SLIP ·79 Chevy Bluer 4X4, tully 1111 ...... 211 z '79 2400· 4 apd, O c:;; Deeeretl.nduatrlee •••• lneU11ut/ TVJohn'sSo46-t788 1•60 loaded. auper clean. x:::2~~=Clean-I . (714) MS-8271 Wertl le et 401 fry Table mdl color TV 19" 831-3871. 675·2860 '71150. 964..,.704 2 ,an I. lhat ttH. OU.bled Amerlam Iii t ' T Ill t / RCA-XL . pert. cond Marcus Channel 10 •ff I•• Hter. lllOO. '74 MBZ 450 SLC. Sliver VeUtraN Charil.lee • •••• I Ir S 1 6 O. 5 .c 8 • 1 1 17 . water & power. 1150/mo. 111-1104 141·1141 metalllc. 1uto. ale. eunrf, of Orange County 11111. 6•5·5780 873_6336, 842•9666 ' loaded. 30,000 orlglnal (714) M7-0615 2 , O I '69 Ro1d1ter. hardleolt ml, mint GOnd. Muel Mii. Selvatlon Army Ba1tl1 I•• htcla I' I er Balboa CovH dock pwr top•. 2nd owner, 501( Make ott 646-5157 alt (714) 647-0831 80 Condo Gue 8 Sale Being serviced now, so boat to 35' $200 mo. Mr orig. ml, needs lnt/e•t 5pm. St Vll'lCll'nt ~ P•ul Warmington Gab~ea. Sat. hefe le an opportunity to Long. 860-1190. work. 1 1100/obo. Muat '80 280SE 4 dr, allver (714) "33·9190 April 11th 9AM·3PM buy. TV thll hH jvlt Miil e3l-09'46 bl I I rf ----"'!l!!!!!!!!••••"!I!!!!!. · been serviced Coat ue, o m · an · ...-·-· = Edinger & Monterey. 1675, uc 195· 080 Traaitortatloa '80 2oosx. xlnt cond, 5 cond Mutl ... to •P· ll•i.Materi&la 5014 H.B.(4blksW.o1BolH Written 12 mo guarani· _ 1pd, 1/c, am/Im c111. prec 1 21,500/otr . USED LUMBER Chlcel. ee. C•ll Gary 8-46-1741 Ca•ttU I014 15200/obo. 8-41-0769 8'!>-8008. 631-21148 2x4, 21t8 long leogtha. La ua had1 Kenwood SttHeo recelv· 8 It Camper Ben Bow. '7t DATSUN 240Z '85 230SL. auto, both 176 Ill. 8-42·9921 uage Sale Sal Aprll able Mdle KR-3"00 Top Pie-Cool & Porta·Polll, New tlrea, atereo, 1/c topa. xlnt cond. 115,000 C • 9th. 2aa Chlqull• St. L•· of the llne. xlnl cond. c1 .. n. b#lno Jack• $650. $3300. 751· 1879 firm. 780-0410 aanu • una Beach Jutt MrvlOed SIG 1125 •ti 5PM ~7093 89 D•teun Pickup w/ ·72 2•0Z. xlnt cond, nu h ,ttHal Y• I ls!letat IOIS g · negotl•ble. Call Gery LH' Colt camper ahell, blue topper, lot• ol lmpro_... paint, •unroot. much · 7 9~ oo so (Tu~ b 0 Canon 51 4XL zoom movie leuelael• GiMa 1212 645-1741 and wnlte 1200 menta already made more. $4000/obo. Lance, Oleael), perfect cond camera, juat llke new 5YroldKlrbyVacumm,an 25" Zenith T•ble Model 492·5220 Nds throw-out bearln~. 646-7517 ev, 760-3926 White wl uddle Int $100 873-74M pena Incl, Ilk• nu $100 Remote Control Color s750 or trade for ant -O'I Loaded wlutt .. Incl obo. 759--0600 TV , 1200 XLNT cond Camper Shell lor amell qu. 6411-5164 1unrool $1 7,500. C•non AE1 with one yr 962_1523 truck. 1hrt bed, good ltll l&JSll Dtl.ertH tllt 873-85118 warn., CH8 le na Incl. t214 cond. S 300 obo :J:" WfTI '81 OeLore•n, loaded.•· .. -1-_-u -.L-1 ----$226. 846·5616 ori;;;,;;;.-.._.. ___ _.. ....... 17" Sony Trlnl1ron 848-4882 4000 ml. Wiii trede tor auts.-uu 1147 892-18n • ~NUINE COLUMBIA N 1475/otr 87~ c•M I SlllL .. ~ •=--==-------EMEAALOS • Your Chol· Mete1cyclt1/ -Ille model motor ,..,.,,,. T•t Drive & Prto. FrH tt Tta tell ce, only $9 per aton1I Yl4et lroatle .... ScMttra IOU Options Include air con· Oealet • 14871 TW .. 111111 840-8888 Gratt cond t year old dltlonlng & •n AM/FM LMlll &IT1 Turbo Stwlon FREE to you. Idell com-1---------APl0<0avel1200 2 Ho nda CB 350'1. 1 stereo c aaeette 494-11426 S-46-713& Cordla &Tredla pinion lor older, non· IC Uaa.... Ull 7 •• 2 9057 complete. 1 lor parl•. (1S65492). ecuve paraon Lono LIYI Ul.1-14""'" • 1150 •• obO 650·16"6 OILY •••11 Fiat tlll Turbo Oleeel P.U. t>llcil hair. yellow ~"· -"• Sony Bel•m•• X2 Video ... white wllllkeB. Spayed 30 Heltum BallOonl del. Cueette Recorder. Newt Newl Rlohl ott the '78 Fl•t Rally, 35MPO, ~~~ . 831-735e evenlngt. Wk. 4/20-251 873-"'419 good cond. Alklng $226 560. Mu1t Hiii $2500 ~ 8-46-9428 Free to good home lem POOL TABLE llrm. 559·1•61 alt 5PM. ~:8-~t~~:••· Call John ltd& tllS I em I I e c • t C a I I •nytlme. Fun IOI Sec'y model no. SL-6600, very showroom !Toor OTZ w.l?I I . • rune good. $2500 -:-- Canadian Rldgebeck 4'x7' liete , cu1tom wood ,76 K•wukl l<Z400, lo ml, 2833 H R . '76 CVCC S11Uon Wegon, 2 33 · Terrier 1 ur old •na__,. d-"'n. ,.. ___ w/"'lllard Iott R 11 _ __... V•' ~;:;~;:=~==;~~;:;:=;;::::7==~~~~=~=~~=~ ' 1 ..... •-· 1.:-Vht a ""'11'..,. 11 "'1 I 1550. 831 ·3272 or '·'"• -• ,....., ... ve ••a-.. 11U hM trained a.a-9974 eve .,, w• un w cuea. 831-eaoo 73 Ford 8118 72 P ... xlnt Job. dependable, 1800 --- 1 I W t.. Valued at 12000; eelllng 7012 ' ' 494 2874 -•--.:':'~;U;;;;;;;;;;;;~==~;;;;;;;;; FREI! COUPONS for lor 1600 firm. 661•8237 Ptnr 01 1 Bike .711 Ka ukl cond, would mall• nice • IT .... -•• I 1==---------125.00 off SELECTV ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . r w camper Of cargo cartief, '82 A d XLNT ·-- s PEND Y UR DAYS "--• SSlO curlly depoilt FrM In·,. Ctesslc 18 L•P•lrake KX80. grea1 cond Like $2 650 llrm 6"6-5164 ccor17.,;,.. 5 • ..--. tr•A• lllr __ ,,. .._ •••1 Aa••tn Century bay bOat. • cyt, new $326/olr 752·5963 · · """ ......-...... ...... ...... ,_;.-.. _________ •t•ll•tlon. DHn All 5 - -Gr-$3500. 876-6181. Dave ·75 CHEVY SHORTBED 495-8907 CtUIN control. aunroof & AT THE BEACH Pit Bull ierrler lor Hie Wed-Fri. 831-1864 "Hollywood" portable. _, AM/AA atereo (500908) C Too much to Ustl Br•lded '80 Hond• 4 .. ~ A--d, · · Femllea 8 week•, UK Free to"""" home. cute hold• up lo 3 blkea. • ••• , a.... 1020 """' ~ llLY 112,111 Reg k ~ hardly uHd, $20. Cell llnea. new paint & Int, •IC, 1uto 1r1na. p/a, TEL•l•CIRC . 549.9939 lttena, S-4~533 -or wknd, 968-1221 18' Duffield cc°~:~: t~~~· ~og~r~ ~r4::.~99~ tran• No ~f5.4 PP 15850 t.-JT: . HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 0~~·. ~Jl,~18f~ '::1 Faraitut MIS 1N MAC DONALD'S coN-Ba~Cruisers MOTOR HOME wiu pay 76 Ford courier x1n1 bu• 1121 FOR PART-TIME PERSONS IN S50 240--0275 •-m•lftMlR TEST we need 807 lor 1 Ra•R • cun 4117•2280 ~d $2800/0BO Xlnl i::.;=;._ ___ ...;:;.;..;:~ TELEPHONE SALES DEPARTMENT I_, .. ,_ SI00.000, 81.C lor $25, ~ •MOTORHOME cond 6411-1343 anytime. OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER F p~m'!..~~KC Hefti 957•8133 000 and 824 tor S12.~ 1111 te SJIO.. RENTALS• ·99 Chevy •1t ton truck, 2833 HA · c;a.U LOUIN 11 840-8709 2 156 Newp ort Bl 497-3861 1UI ........ 673-5732 **'BUY** llyouheveanyo I·-l1M4J..1112 From l195/wtl Allstz .. runa great. 1 1500 -;;t;;-ii;i;i;iiiiiU4Hiii'- Male Peklngeee. AKC m ..... E aft 8PM NC ,.._ 650·1500 ,_________ --LS ·Evenings and Saturday morning' ·Commission/Guarantee •Must be ambitious, pleasant and reliable ·Experience helpful. reg . 5 yra old, llble, ""'-NEW •••nAESS SETS BAY LAU H. 201h .....,,. ·74 Courier 4 llC)CI. mege. houMbroken, S60 OBO MASTERS AUCTION ..,,. tury L•patrake 18', IB. 20 Fl' MOTOR HOME w/L tires. econo, tmpe, 4 cyl. eutom8tlc trena . •....... u· H21 Twin az $80, lull Ill!• S65. $2600/ofr 675-1835 Self-contelned $5800 12' gls boet w/ctiamp OB pwt tl81tlng. AM/FM Chrlt, 631-3605 --•• n..~ 1106. K""' $126. 536-4694 H B t I I • t s-·· Sim 818'80 c:ua .. elr oond .. ...,_, '"V 13' boat. motor & trlr 'r w curr n reg .,. Fe Amer E•klmo w / Rull Floral Sol•. a·. Andy 760-5832 $350. 1110 •v•ll 40 hp IV'• ltll pkg $2200. 964--0591 aurvO()I, tilt wheel .. alloy ~I 1 1 1 7· 1~lt_..'f"51,. e-i7 It.-pllk>w·badl, $250 HANO GLIDER. 18' Chan· motor $550 536·8228, 1 SH•RE VltfY cleln '&4 GMC pldt· co1m wtlllll. (IFWL0-48). "'' 5. -" -983-4058 de 11 •. I 2 2 0 0 b 0 213-802-4340 " ., ..... Glen Ivy RV P•l1t up v, T, lots ol extrH. lllD Beran SS20 ·50 Style Deco. Couch. So46-l882 at,~ 20' Alt 8PM 847·1548 11295· 543--03'43 YaJlf1 . · but wllllng to train •This Is not temporary ,.,....., .-.. no. yra, 494-8997 open Ila er man, trlr, •74 Wlnneb•go 20· NII ""'eun "'V ....,, .. x · li....-~ ......... ,., ....... 1 5 Lwoe. mak• bed. '30. POOL TABLE & lc.cM94> '81 "-t K'"" ,.._.. • • Formetl"J-~ Mlllno .2. sharp-Incl tack. rlea. Good cond OMC $11,000.842-3912 contllnld good cond 28,000mllea,goodcond. -wu-• 642-5678, ext. 312 between 5:30PM-9PM SACRIFICE! 11500, evee Pl1ld Hld•·•·Bed, good 1125/bet otr. 980·9828 . . $5900 8 45-9320 . --,,,., _, 847-3906 cond. llmott new matt. Beauty Shop (Comm'I '77 Meko 23 II, 235hp Iota ol extru 15900 876-0581 IE ...... " s 501 99-6 9 Johnaon, nu FIG t>•lt· PP Oey 847-66M. Eva 1---------2833 A . Pets 5939 1 obo 4 1 1 •111\dup) heir dryer. good tank outrigger•. radio, 53~3008 Truck for hire: rentel, Mii Volume Salll, Servtce 8 It e1rthtone 101• & con d · S 100 · Ce I I covara. top cond Incl or will do amall Jobs. er!d LMll'Jiv ... , metching ct\alr. $200 840-6998 treller. Must .... Seel A t ti 645-1741 (Gery) 18711 Beecta d. GIVE YOUR PETS 963-3981 Aoetelyn Torch Ht wun 114.99~t>o 750.-a913 a oao ft _..0 Hllf'ltlngton 8-:tl '79 MOB. ahowroom the Best PiotectlOn poe-1 d h 11 ~ 1573 3 m (11•)142 2000 cond. 3 4K, 1 owner, alble. Avallible for the Mu•1 Hll Eng. country •n · oaee. P•. g•uoa ~ • IMPORTANT NOTICE i--'--•-=----·---i overdrive. atefeo 11pe, "THE POSITIVE ANSWER" 111 time In So CeJtt. an antq. dining l•ble $800. ~:T dn~~edt S17S CHENBOAT DINGHY w/ TO READERS ANO 7~:~d :i~~oni~~O~ L~~ ,.J;.;;;.mi;;;;Ul-., ___ _...t;.;;l;.;;lf~ $3800 Dy 875-2080. ~ --------If lnexpenalve nationwide Authentic bulchlf chop-Anorted auto body davit• 111 cl..-manog ADVERTISERS mag 645-8207 .. 065-1217 Teecller The Delly Pilot hu Im· "Aeecue 4 Recovery" ping block 1135. Wall-power 10011 Jitterbug & fbfgl• wl mehog oers The prl~ ol Item• •d· llW 11U .tlllUSS -------- PRE-SCHOOL AIDE mediate opining• for ProgrM\ whlell lntuf'81 If mounted Fr dlapl•y 1550 &SO-HMS 119rt!Md by vehlo .. deel· ta'tan, All modlla & moet color• Ottl 1151 Huntington Beadl N ,,_. •· ...... _ ... ~ In~-.... It atlelvla S 125 Pair 20th d I a c gr Ind• r. • t c le I I ,.._M -., . ..... peraona "'"or pert .................... -,...... 850 1845 17' BOSTON WHALER .,.. In the veh le c .... "'· • &A.as lnnowt11odcl ..... Of •109 by 'l· -IT 10 to 1. 647·5284 time. OrNI earning po-wlll receive medical care Cent. h1nd·cr11ted · wltreller Secnttce fled edvertlllng column• "U1UlCI ~ • ~ -T..a--------~ tentlal. Guarantee dr-and )'OU w111 be Joeated. Span banchH I 17 6 2 rolling cnalf'I, S20 aech doee not Include eny -i>-•--~ ..... 1"'94 1&111 mTm LOOll• & run• good, l'l'IU9t agalnat commlallon Ex· Call. 111,,. ~ to Hid•·•· bed couch S50. Stereo am/Im cau. trnt-S8500/0bO &45-5'414 pllceble taxH, llcenM, --2925 Hlf'bof Blvd • t 11 • • k Ing I 1 8 7 5 ..... Ill ., c .. llnl opportunll'I lor get dltelll 842-46511 Hvy 1llver & lurquolH t>1e $35. 8"5-H94 8'4" Redcreat Avon & 1r1naler leH. finance 1946 1F'!/:00Woody W•· COSTA MESA . 7711-32411 ~:.~~uc~~.~~1 ,!.:~::1~ ~~blt'•1onon8 w~~A cr!!.~.!! THE JeWEL'd KITTEN ~~ ·~~~~~ ~cet 20 channel acen· •HP Evlnrude motor, cneroee. ,_tor air po1. gon. 1 · · l'Jl.JMI -p .. -,-,-,a----,-1-5-S .... .,..., _ .. _ & bQth good cond 1850 lutlon conltol device 1929 Ford Model A Town credentlel. "WY In per-to· Pelntlng• etc &44-7778 ner wlelrcr•lt marine e • e . • 2 1 2 or ( 2 1 3) c.rtlftc1t1on1 or dHl•r Jul1 2 minu1ll IOU1h of Son· Founteln Vallt& Of1lnQ8 Cou1 1---------cnffd'a Bdrm eel, yel/wtlt ~-$245 548-2855 376-9983 documentary prepera· ~7~~8~. I 1 0 . 0 0 0 the Swl Diego Frwy chool Dl1trlct. 172 I Deily P1tot •ncU.tlitt tonntce. ~-2 nlte 14· ,1811 oveth••d reek 82 n luxury motor yecnt In tlon chergu unleu llas•a tltl 0111 St., F.V EOE. PO Box 1580 A-t.1-.. ,. •ldl 1100. 840-5998 S IOO Antenn• for ham L""" Belch Fully mllnt-othlfWIM 1peclfled by Colla Meae. Ca 92e26 _...,.n ope r 1 t ot $ 1 O O. ~·· the .ov.rtl- m I -EOE BRASS HEADBOARD tor 842•11147 alned $5001<. I or '"' 1---------• • -• ....-&Tiii l<lng alu bed Shlny/1---------pertnerahlp Flexlbl• ate lenlcn/ lmmedl•t• opening• In a-brlle gd cond. s 100 FIREWOOD Sale. Cut & term• Gr .. t IOI' eotpo-pa..... MIS 'llfMl2M vs. 3 llC)CI. rune & IOOk• good. 111 orig. $1400 obo. 842.() 100, 960-1221 tlilphonl ...... eefllng Tow Truell ""-need«S. ._,_ 840 5998 rMdy for 1111 will detlver r81e en1ertelnment Roy 1i-..;;..;; ... __ .. ___ _..-..-. aublortptlona to the Delly Deys. Huntington Bch. of fine c:uatom dleJgned • :all 6.4 S3M ' 98-4-9348 AVE UP TO 50%1 Prof Piiot. Evening hours end MS-3505 & ett•t• ,_.ity. 1J11.11 IHI llT call 6-pelnt & euto boOy H B 87 Auatln HNly Sprite, '72 Pentera EJ< IMSA OTO r•c• c1r, atr811 legal, He'd, etc. S13,900. (213)335-3014 Pta1 .. t tlSS '8 I Oii 5058. 29K ml, fully loeded. P.P. U900. W 547-ec>59, H 842·2223 Ptnclat tlS7 S•turday mornlno•. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil sm&Y IPIK. 11 ht bunk bed Mt compl W.U.reft 21 Blff 842.0100, 989-1221 eng, body & Inter r"· Commlnlon with gua--·--., .... -Ill 6b pc 1~F,' r·.11;~·:· $126 Pony cari s12s: Spon Bridge $49,000 tored, m.int f'9C. '3500 rantee •nd bonuHa. •-,_ ir.wtUI 81 u u . . 557..0338 Alllaon M111ne alM WHtN 9020 (213) 478-7380 l~m Contact 8'42·6878 •It The Dally Piiot la •c· (PATIO AOOM) _;5=5~1_::·5~5~7~8 _____ 1:;-i:\':::-Wi:::-&::=i::::::-.i=:-845-8015 I-'---'-------Kl~ 530PM lnQI. oeptlng awllcallon• lor 1107 JAMBOREE ROAD SACRIFICE 2 OM Wiy American Alt· -------WE pay PlllllE/1111 ; -~ Dl1ttlct Manager Ttal· NEWPORT BEACH Kl l>ld St-46 Lii 111111 lloketa lo Wuhlng. lail 7014 A Aaltl, laprt.. Ill UI ~ ,,_to IU~M cerrllt Preview: 11 AM·1 PM *"'"'Xln :.._ .. .;. .. m2f!,; ton O.C. $76 cun eech. TOP IOWR aua..... H>I 'l'OUI • 13831 H•b« BMS. T~ 8lllel boyl Ind glrta. S8l•ry & Avctlon begins: 1 PM ...,.,, t """"'' .,..,... ..,. 5.48-8e52 ..... fllL NII :.:""::.;..=:=;;:;-...--'-'-";.;; l4tf li'IAIOA. . 01rdln GtO'l'I •IAll ...... comp•ny b•n•lll• pl11• For further rntormatlon, SOLID OAK dining tbl & , .......... ,..&. FOR SALE Fii 1111 Diii '81 Spydlf 32,000 mlllt """ I lalM·ltn-l ...... •TllDllll IAl.lt mlleege allow•nce & cell (714) . ctlr'I, matching coffee & '" 642-464.4, M·F. 9-5 H •• ...... 18900. D•y• 840-01100 --.. ,., l1.a Ill 211• commlaalon <>w«1un1ty. ll2-41H lfld tbla $400. Solebed. (FAMILY) Llndbory Rac· 1-----------Evie e.co-2637 D ... , •• • • •TIP ... l!_•._!IW Oependeble ate. wao.. P 1 SOlallaYIMlt 1600. Oak qu•:.,E_lu!;. ~~Jo Hll. 20' HWNIT NIN0/111111 A-·.u '"1· 107 · fAGUrfl '76 914, bleotl, xtnt cond. • ,_..., a,,t. van or aml plekup with nllque era •n ruo bdrm 11t Oak a QIHI NCI'•-·.,...... Sl81P• 4, m•n'l ••traa. 2480 Hafbot Blvd __ .... ______ ..-...-111t MIDl1.Ul1l llUll'~WI nu tlrM, 1ttru. Mlllt 1111 tff-.4587, 1175-3763-current lnaureno. ~ (Hemadan) 7'x3W circe dinette. Mint oond temm K1y•ton1 Sllen1 g d o on d . • 5 o o COSTA MESA '82 Audi 4000S Del. Bledt, 1---------1 St800 nrrn. 7151-478" ury Hour• approx. 1890. oood cond .. 1110• 072.,..8$6 movie projector S150. 494-11232 ••• .a•-•.a•.1••7 -.A t ..._. •-80 '"2'" Tel•rr;•MMI Wttl M $600 &75-3014 Soter ---au"''· • efeo, ex._ . ....-MUd• · " "4 door '76 914 2 o good cond t 1A to 8PM. Mon lhru 1---· ------011lgner Sofa, random 4lt5 enteroer $60. 1081 Ml(:Gregor 25'. au me tu. 1 32 I I mo Jg::;· Ed, Super oond. · SSlOo · Ft1. ~In per.on ti.t• .,...., llU ~t-wlbt-·~. eo· 5' ....... ~ ltlk• WI''' .... •1a1 "1'"72 ..... 24 .. & 5 PM .. _ _,, v~·..,., . ..,.... lra.llet', 10 "·f· Honda. .,...._ , ' ~ .,...... . 646-4908 £...... 714-"'"'""51""" -a.•M'one Wllfl ... ......,., 3-63341 a.t2•0Me tencthg In 6 & 1· MC-,_... .... 69 -•-tltol Ft111 Mite AnllqUll. 1100 uc> tlonal50. 761-e878 =::~'.u, 1800· P/P ILl&l Olll '78 Audi 6000. llNW bk'8 IH1 MIZde 828, 4 dr, 5 '117 Pot 1111 5-aPd. rbll ,..,.. Or~ Coeat 79().l073 Twin bid, mlttl'IM a bolt ·-n1111 Int, Mly loeded. 14500. IC)d, AIC, AM GUMtll. eng, tt1na. NII paint. ,., IMel Piiot IOflna8. fflll'M 11tK1 Rat· .. WIYll Plrtnlnhlp In fflc:IOn 36. -MU. WI whllll $250. xlnt cond. 50,000 ml atereo. mtrny xtru, lm-.. wtlilnC,,... 330 . Bay St ten hHdboard. XLNT TENN'S CLUB MEM-per1eot cond. reclno & 8T3-ela3 Of 873-5330. $5500. 551·1322. m~. 846-7306 11950 Coll• Miu. EOE Cond. 1100. Llf'l"'9, 115. BERSHIP FOR S ALE. Cf'Uleln(;. !119 In Newpof1. ... flt• '"'',.,.., ~~~iiiii~~~~~li1~~~:j!!II 031-0240 Of 881-4481 BEST OFFeR. seooo. C•ll letlll...... e ..... " ... 1141 '74 t14 1.1 Iller. mu1t ,. If fWf .... f TYPllT MattrHI, bo• •prlng1, 919--0335 1_t_79--_7843______ ~ .nllUmlft eboul ~~:f~~~~:O. ........... '°' Gfowtno natJonwtdl HAABOAAREA l>ld.S.0$80-x.W'lt concS. •pr.-l 160;woodle-t4'Cetameren,1rllnbow ~1J~ 111-1t1m&-Ptt ............. co. In lo. eo.11 "'~· APf'UAHCeta.vtCE _Ce1 __ 0ery __ ;__M_5-_11_•_1 __ , th• noo; pool t•bl• ull, n1w. w1tr1ll1t, ana -ULI '80 Oil 8C T.-g.a. 8Mt In W HI IMI Aocutl#/. IC>Md & oOod ..::.-'ae..l'ICOnd64f':77 ..,...., Ill.I. <• .. > l300. 554-2t27 12100. 8"7-6830 s ..... LMan'° -'*" "'°" tivy yow ne111 town. S2~;oo EnglWI .... d. mutt. Wiii Antlqu••· COllCho bid. OVINO SALE·R•ftlg lanoer 38 1NO sa2.aoo. 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Costa Meu 549-8023 94s.n10 ,, 1 Jeep DMler In the WMtl See us today for ...... MtVlce & laUlng. Th«• ara reuons why we are # 1 ... Price •nd Mleetlonl Aleo. the all-new Aeneuft Alllanoe IS IMHI THIODOH aOllNS POID Modaf'n Mia. MrVk:a, parts. body, paint a. tire dept1. CompetltJYe rat• on ..... & dally rant.is 2080 Harbof Blvd., Coete MaM. 841.0010 or 540-8211 JOHNSON & ION LINCOLN MllCUIY H2e Hett>ot Bl-Id .. Costa Meu. Tai. 540-5630. 57 YMrl of friendly lamlly Hrvlca -Orenga County'• oldut L.lnooln-Marc:ury dealarthlp. IOUTR COUNTY VOLICIWAOIN/llUZU (f~ Jim .....ino Volke':t..,_1) 11111 heott IM:tW~on heott. (714) M2·2000 8A&..18 • L • PAM'a • llAVtCI WI WtU NOT • UNOIMOU>IU I v .. AnoMolrtt 0.A.C. I "-Dleoounte MATCH THE NUMIERS ,,'OM THE. MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IN THE BOXES 0 LONG llACH IMW large Mlec11on ol n.. & quality uMd BMW's and olher fine cars! Sain. service & !using. Trade-Ins welcome! Take 405 Freeway to North Cherry on-ramp, turn right & go 6 blocks north lo 3670 N Cherry A\19., Long Beach. (714) 636·5790 (213) 427·54~ • NAlllS CADILLAC 2eoo Harbor Blvd., Costa Meea. Tel 540·9100 Orange County's Largest Ca<!IHac dealer. Salel. Service. leulng. • SAODLllACK IMW 28402 Marguerita Ptlwy .. Avary Ptlwy axtt We olfar wtiat no bank or ..... company C8n: 1. Expanty staffed, mo.t modern ..,...,loa & parts dept.: 2. OM of the Southland's most HP9fi«lcad Mies & teasing steff; 3. ENmlnellon of the middleman by leulng ~ direct. 831-2040 M!Mlon Viejo 495-4949 • CHICK IVllSON 'OISCHl·AUDt-VW 415 E Co.st Hwy.. N:awPOrt BMch. en-oeoo. The only daelarlhlp In Orange County wtth theaa thr• gr•I mak• under OM roof! • • 101 LONG'H 'ONTIAC 13e00 8-ctl Blvd., Westminster Tel. 892-8651 Orange County's old4tst end largest Pontiac dHlafshlp. SalH , s.rvic.. Parts • DICK MILLH PIAT/LANCIA . "Probably the lowest pf1c:.d Flats In Southern Callfornla" (located 1 mile north of South Coast Plaza near Main St. and Warner A\19. In Santa Anal 120 w Warrter. Santa Ana 557·2132 • SANT A ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th StrHt, Senta Ane. Tai. 558·7811 Your OrlQln•I Dedicated Datsun Deel«. MllACLI MAZDA We've mowctl Ouf new locetlon i. 1425 Batlar Streat. Cost• M ... T• 545-3334. Stop by & vi.it our modem lhowroom and SH why we're t"9 II 1 Muda "89-r In 8out"9fn Calllornle. s ..... Sarvtca. Pert• and Laulng. • COIMlll hLIUO CHIV.OUT (fonMtty ~ Cfleofroe.t) 18211 8"ctl 8111d •• Hunt~ 9Mct\ Ne* • UMd • S.... • Laulng I "'11 • s.tv1ce Coriw by and .. °"' ~ lfNtntoryt ~=--1 &4""'3331 COSTA MISA DATSUN 2845 Harbor BIYd • Costa M... Tel 540-6410. SeMng Orange County lor 16 yars. 1 Mlle So. 405. SUNSIT POID, INC. (Home or Wlllla the Whale). 5440 Garden Grove Blvd .• Wntmlnster T .. 636--4010. • OIANGI COUNTY VOLVO 10120 GercMrl Oro\19 Blvd., Garden Grove Tai. 530-9190. Exck191Yaty VofVo to c:over all your Volvo requirements. "'-w•UMd•SaiM•Leeslng•Parts•Sarvtce-Body Shop Freeway clOM In the heart of Orange County et Gerdan Grow Btvd. & Brootthurst. CONNILL CHIYaOLIT 2128 Hert>or Blvd., eo.te Meaa. OY9t 23 yMr9 MNlng Orange County SelM, 1 .. s1ng, MrVte•. CaH 54&-1200! apact.i l*t• !Ina: 64&4400: body lhop !Ina; 754-0400. 0 IOY CAIVll IOLLI IOYCl-IMW 1540 JambOr• Ro.c:t, Newpoft BMch. '40-f444. 9*e, ~. Petta And l.eulng. l Birth contr ol s ponge . ap·proved Birth control aponge ' I ' BY OL&NN SCOTT ................ A newly 1pproved contrec.puva ·~ made by a Coli. Meu flrm 1hould be In local 1tore1 by July, company off&ciala •Y· The VLl Corp ., 130 McCormick Ave ., received written confirmation today of the .federal Food and Drue Adm1niatraUon'1 J'rlday ruUna to approve the 1ponge for over· the-counter wee. The product, a 10ft, dllpoaable polyurethane lpon&e ~with 1pennidde, WM dewioped by &uce Vorhauer, prelfdent o( the firm. It doesn't need flttJna by a phy1lclan and FDA 1pok•woman Faye Pet.enon uid ltl ettectlvenct11 II In the 1&mt ranee •• othtr v•1lnal contracoptlvee 1uch 11 the d!a_phrqm. To remind buyera of Jt1 convenlenc. -It 1-ta up to 24 houre -makere havt nam d thelr produc\ "Today." It wtll be plO)uaed In aetl of thNe and aold for about $3. with eventual pl&N for boxea of 12, a company •Pok.woman llld. VLI received written confirmation th.UI momlns of the FDA approval. It came after a three-year c linical atudy lnvolvtna 1,600 women. The FDA •ld many of th women clatm.ct th• •pona wu Haler to u11 than othtr birth control meUW'el. VLI already haa won the rlaht to market tho 1pon1e ln tf ve forelcn countrle1, but needed FDA approval to export lt, Mid Vorhauer. A biomedical ensineer from lrvlne, Vorhauer be&an re9earch on the aponge eeven years qo u more women besan 1tel<ln1 optiona to birth control meuuree such u the pill or lntrauterine devices. He aaid 1tudJes have revealed no major 1ide effecia, although (See Sl>ONGE, Pa1e Al) THI DRllGI COAST COAST f DITION THURSDAY APRIL 7 1983 ORANGE COUNTY . CALI F-OHNIA ''1-"J ', Onofre ~ahead' of PUC order By STEVE MITCHELL OftMDellJ Not lwt The state Public Utilities Commission bas ordered utility companies which operate nuclear power plenta to begin setting &aide funda to pay for removing aging reactors. But operators of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station south of San Clemente aay they've been doing just that for the put five yean. The interim PUC order. 1.-ued yesterday in San Francisco, .et up guidelines for a funding mechanism to pay the cost of retiring reactQrs and adopted a policy that assumes old reactors will be removed and the sites decontaminated within 10 years after ahutdown. Utilities were ordered to find meana of aetting up a decommiasion reaerve which would be separa\e from other company funds and be used solely to pay for reactor retirement and cleanup. But a spokesman for Southern California Edison Co., which owna 80 percent of the San Onofre plant, saJd the utility has been collecting funds from consumers for five years for the eventual decommission of the nearly 15-year-old Unit 1 reactor at the plant. "We have cloee to $13 million in the booka for the decommlsaion of Unit l ," aaid Edison's David Barron. Oelly .... .._.... ~ ....... "......, Driving alone ·~ Get in line if you'r e heading for San Diego Freeway. Drivers see red over ramp meters By GLENN SCO'M' Ofh Deir ,... SUff Ramp meters on the San Diego Freeway in Irvine finally were turned on th.is week, and more than a few corrunuters are turned off by the long lines and delays the stoplights caused. Mesa's dOwntown revamp advances By KAREN E. KLEIN 0( tM Detty Not St.n Plans for revamping Costa Mesa's aging downtown by enlarging ita commercial sector. lmpro'Ving pedestrian access and pre par in g for fr ee way construction took a giant step forward last night. The city's ~edevelopment Agency voted unanimoualy to take preliminary action on many of the recommendaUons made in F ebruary by the private, Washington DC-based Urban Land In s titut e . The Robbery suspect slain A man euspected of robbing a bank in Orange this morning was shot to death following a short pursuit through an adjacent apartment complex. Officers responding to a silent alarm triggered by tellers at the Bank of America, 225 N. Tustin Ave., pursued the aki-muked suspect through a hole in a fence and into an apartment complex on Oak Street. Witnesaes said officers and the suspect exchanged shots, and police found the suspect lying near a pool area with a gunshot wound in the head. recommondations are aimed at turning the downtown area into bustliJl8 center of activity. The City Council sits as the Redevelopment Agency. Among the steps discussed last night, the agency agreed to take the following action: •Expand the so-called "SJJ.Perblock" redevelopment are_!l by Including property between lgth Stre-et:-Pafk Avenue, Newport Boulevard and Harbor Boulevard. •Adopt a developer selection process which would give Pacific Federal Savings and Loan. long Involved in develo~nt in the area. first crack at qualifying to develop the downtown sector. •Obtain consultant service. necessary to prepare plana for a "shopper's lane" whic!_l would provide back-dOor acxees-to~ 611 the east stde of Newport Boulevard. Horticulturist Clyde Waqapler is offe ring SSOO rewar d for capture of plant thieves. Court halts Vargas During t h e peak o f the morning rush hour, around 7:40 cars were backed up on Culver Drive to Main Street - o ne person sa id Barranca Parkway -u drivers waited to enter the northbound freeway. But city and Caltrana officials promised y..ierday the long lines will be eliminated after a week or two of "fine tuning" the system. Ramp meters Involve signals on freeway on-ramps meant to regulate traffic and avoid bottlenecks. Offkiala said traffic onto the freeway already has been improved. He waa pronounced dead at the scene. Police said the man, who was in his mid -20a. poaessed a chrome revolver, and an unknown amount of money purportedly stolen from the bank. Priceless plants • auction in Newport A planned auct.ton in Newport Beach of 30 worb by the la\e painter Alberto Vargas -a longtime contributor to Playboy magazine -was halted ye1terday because of an ownership dispute. The limited edition reproductions, to have been auctioned Saturday at Bob Bums Restaurant in Faahlon Isl and, are aaid to be "priceless" and "irreplaceable." Orange County Superior Cour t J udge Robert Knox barred Richard H. Chllden and R.W. Kelly from 1tllin8 or disposing of the Vargu works until a hearing April 21. A Chicago-based oompany -A Tale of Two Cities -I.a trying to prove ownership of the reproductions. The firm obtained a t e mpo rar y restralnjng order yesterday postponing the auction. An attorney for the Chicago firm claimed h i• client paid a $40,587 down payment In 1979 for 2,900 Vargu boob and paintinp from a Las Anaeles company • owned by Chlldera. The attorney qiaintalned the company later went out of bualneu, allegedly without dellvertna the art. "We will not allow the ramps to beck out onto city streets," said Bob Thompson, t he Caltrans (See TRAFFIC, Page Al) Witnesses sajd the suseect entered the bank and 9COOped up money from two tellers' windows before leaping over a counter and grabbing more cash from a back area. Police said no one was injured In the bank. nor w e re a ny officers hurt in the subeequent foot chase. School con~ract posed . stolen I rom pJµz~. By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Easter Sunday aad 7 a .m . or-. Deir"°'...,. Monday, thievea e~tered the Thieves struck a few nighta complex and akipped"'from one ago at the Mile Square Plaza, and landscaped area to anot her some of their loot may be diggina up a variety of oolorfW irreplaceeble. plants, most of them In full The complex of stores, offices bloom. About SO plants were lost. and r est aurants, located at The theft waa particu larl )I Brookhurs t Street and Hell heartbreaklng to Wam=ler A new contract proposal r enegotia te its members' Avenue in Fountain Valley, has however, because the mlaa calllng for higher wages, a contracta when they expire every been the ecene of $40,000 worth item.a included a couple of aborter work week and three yea.rs, I.a compriaed of non-of lan<bcaping over the put year one-of-a-kind plan ta that took mandatory unlon membership teach in I em p 1 o ye ea Ii k e involving i0,000 new planta. The him years to develop throus~ baa bee!\ aubmlued to the librarians and clerka, aaJd Jean project wu supervilleCl by Cyde careful cn:m-breedina· Newport-Meta Unified School Harmon, coo rd in at or of Wampler, a former local nuraery One wu a fibrous. red ~ Dlstrict by the California School personnel aervlcea for the owner who now manages the begonia with nwneroua crinkled Dnployeea A.mociation. district. center. • petal• curled into a ball. (I\ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Th~e-a~ ... ~ocl~a-ti~o~n~·~w--hi_c_h __ m_u_s_t---(See---SCH---;;;~;~~.--)----------S-o_m_e_t_lm __ e _b_e_t_w_e_e_n __ 6 __ p_.m __ . __ <_See ___ P_LAN'l'S _____ ·_P_•_•_e.MAJ) Reward• tor new• The Dally Piiot wttl pay ouh for the three belt atory ldeu~wMk. 0811 •·lt·.(7.14) 142..U1, EXt. 228, dUrtng_ the day, or at (714) 142-5818 evening• and weekend•. Top prize 11 S15. Beer•• 1olden anni•enary e•oket tome 1ud1y memories of the repeal or prohlbilion. 84. Dear Ann, love, Erma TRAFFIC METERS. • • Sycamore contract analyzed project manaaer. "We'U make the neceuary changce. We jwlt need a little ti.me." Delaya on Culver and Irvine Center drives have been the wont. At the thtte other Irvine ra1np1, MacArtbur Boulevard, Jamboree and Jeffrey roads, waita have been much shorter. Steve Llbrlng. asalatant efliineer for the city, said Culver Is backed up becauae it handles ao much of the city's residential traffic. Most of the commuters lined up at Irvine Cent.er Drive are Lake Forest residents bypassing the busy freeway interchanges in their community, he added. Both Thompson and Libnng. who have been pe rsonall y monitoring the ramp operations this week. said they will meet Friday to consider adjustments to reduce the bumper-to-bumper backup. They said they'IJ consider omitting a so-called diamond lane for car pools at Culver so both lanes along the on-ramp can handle commuters. They noted, however, that they won't make changes until after driving patterna chana•· For •xample. they expect more WOOdbrld1• commuten to besln ual"I th• Jeffrey Road ramp lna~ad of Culver' a. Llbrlns aho aucaeated that Irvine realdfnta could avoid delays by leevinl for work 10 to 15 minutes earlier. The Iona lines on Culver have renewed agsravatlon among residents In Culverdale, the neighborhood bordering that street and the freeway . Neighbors have demanded a stoplight at Ferris Avenue, thelr one access point onto Culver, but city officials haven't agreed. Jean O'Laughlin, president -of the neighborhood a11oclatlon, said residents trying to get onto Culver have been trapped thla week because fruatrated commuters in line for the freeway ramp won't let their cars through. She said the situation intenalfiea the need for a stop,light. . •This is not reasonable," she said. "You can't take your kids to school a half hour early just to get out of here. You can't just drop them off." By STEVE MITCHELL Of1MCW17Netltefl t..a,una Beach hu entered lnto an exclusive negotlattna agreement with a Loe Aneeles development firm In hopea of selling the company 62 ecrea of city land in Sycamore Hilla. The council. on advice of a consultant hired by the city, agreed to nego tiate wlth Kaufman and Broad Communities, Inc. for sale of the property ln LaiUJ\8 Canyon. The decision effectively eliminates two other development firms which proposed to purchue the proj>erty lrom the city -at leut for the time being. An analysis o f the three proposal• s ubmitted by the developers showed Kaufman and Broad wlth the superior offer, said City Manager Ken Frank. The firm propc>Se6 to construct 650 single-family, attached and detached homes -the majority to be sold at levels "at or below the county's definition of affordibillty. SCHOOL CONTRACT. • • Kaufman and Broad also proposes to pay Laguna Beach $5.5 millfon for the parcel. part of the entire 522-acre Sycamore Hills property purchased m 1978 for which the city still" owes $7.2 million. At Tuesday night's school board mttting, the association submitted a proposed contract including three specific -demands: -A 6 percent salary mcrease for the 1983-84 school year with subsequent increases to be negotiated each year. -A reduction of the current 40-hour work week to a 35-hour week. -An "agency shop" provision in the contract which would require every employee to either join the association or pay the equivalent of union dues to the association if they did not join. Harmon said this proposal is only the first step in the long process of contract negotiations, which is usually not settled until late surruner. The public will be given -an opportunity to comment on the association proposal at the next school board meeting, April 19, at the Harbor Community Cen1'r, 425 E. 18th St., Cost.a Mesa. The meeting will convene at 7:35 p.m. Another plus, the analysis showed, is that the developer is willing to make the proposed 62-acre community a gated neighborhood, thus reducing city costs of providing police patrols and street maintenance. The other two firms each off erro to pay $5.4 million for the city land, each proposing to build 850 .dwelling units as well as constructing between 50,000 to 70,000 square feet of commercial retail space. PLANTS STOLEN. • • Yet another reason the city went with the Los Angeles development firm was its "track record." Frank said. Kaufman and Broad "is substantially larger than the other two firms." he said. normal begonia has four flat petals.) Wampler, a 64-year-old independent horticulturist, spent eight years developing this single plant. Also stolen was a yellow double day lily whose flowers boasted 18 pet.ala. (A traditional Easter lily has aix petal.a.) This flower was the culmination of six ye.an of hybridi2ation. Wampler believes the planta may have been t.•ken by a profeuional gardener or landacaper desiring free foliage to complete a conunercial project. "It. was just infuriating that someone would destroy years of Newport Beach Linda 1'. Sdlmldl. 32. ol ~ Beedl, -8fTeeted on .,.pciOtl ol bettery on • ~ officer yeel•dey et WMtcltff end HlgNend .,.._ She -ll9ld on s10.ooo j Dell 8u<g1at1 took S1Z,720 wonh of iew-ry Md Oilier gooda !Tom e ,_ on IN 2500 block ol Holly Lene, II •u reported Y99(et'd9y Polee Mid IN crookl eritered tiv.ugfl .,, unlodled door Coastal FMI end 9UllllY tom«r-. Coett•I low 65, lnl•nd 45. ~ hiOh ea, Intend 75. Wetet 57. Nodl• ... Wide 10 to 20 knolt °'* ~ wetww wttll 4-tO &-toot .... Ltollt, vetiet>lt wind• tonight 4nd tomorrow morning . DtoonMnO ~ 10 to 20 ltnott wllll 2-to 4-.foot wind ••vH t>mofrow •11.,noon. WNterty '--•1' 011• to 3 IHt. F•lr and work JUSt because of a little personal greed," Wampler said. As a result, Wampler is offering a $500 reward for infonnation leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for taking the plants. He aald anyone with auch information should contact Fountain Valley police, who are inveetigating the theft. In addition to the rare begonia and day illy, the thieVes fled with two tree azaleas, six large fuchsias, five large impatiens, four large roee bushes, two red flowering salvia and other plants. ~......_,et '6.390 -lell., lrom • hou1e on the 1700 block ol 8ey1dere Twr-n -reported ...-.,s.y Costa Mesa All eldel1y -.i. v11iUn9 ,,.,. from ,._ Yon, -llnoc:lled down end dregged e lhOt1 dllC.->Oe ..._ UW-on e motorqde wrencll•d lier 111ould•r beg lrom lier ye11.,d1y enernoon Tiie women end e l'llelt.9 wwe Wlllklng In the petlllng IOI oC Sou1'I CoMI PIG.I wfleri '-people ,~ by end med• oll with '"' puree. which conlllned 1642 50 -"' ol __ ..... _... Police pulled a:.• ~ "'°'O<Cyele "'111 • lloenM PNll• lrom e II_, .etllde on " ._, The exclusive negotiating agreement is good for two months. with an addition al 30-day cushion if needed, Frank said. He admitted the city has a long way to go in negotiations with the firm before a sale can be completed. But a successful sale. and receipt of $5.5 million for the land, would go a Jong way in paying off Laguna's debt to former owners of the entire Sycamore Hills parcel. 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But Vorhauer will have plenty to keep him going. Next month, VLI movea from its 13,000-square-foot building to a 50.000-square-foot plant as it ~ears up for manufacturing Correction A photo caption in yesterday's Daily Pilot erroneously stated Laguna Beach council members Robert Gentry and Bobbie Minkin had been elected unanimously as mayor a nd mayor pro tem respectively. Gentry was elected unanimously. Minkin was elected on a 3-2 vote with members Dan Kenny and Nell Fitzpatrick supporting Kenney. The Daily Pilot regrets the voted unanimously to submit the plan to the state Coastal Co~ion for final approval. The local coastal plan, required by the Coastal Commis&on of all communities located in the coastal zone, governs new construction, the remodeling of existing structures and zoning. If the plan is approved by the Coastal Conunission, community residents no longer will be required to subrrut to commission s c rutiny for construe ti-0n appr ovals .. That could trim months from the lengthy pennit and approval process. according to county o!ficials. Ronald T ippets. a county planner, said the South Laguna plan would b e promptly submitted to the Coastal Commission and probably would be considered by the state panel sometime within the next 60 to 90 days. An earli~r plan for the South Laguna co mmunity was subnutted to the commission in 1\180, but was withdrawn aft.er commission staff members expressed their reservations. County plann e rs and - community residents have been working to update the plan since mid-1981, according to Robert F1Sher, county planning director. He speculated that the plan has a "reasonably good chance" of winning commission approval this time around. Supervisor Thomas Riley , whose fifth supervlSOrial dlStnct includes the unincorporated South Laguna area, called the planning e fCort the "m ost difficult" he has encountered yet in hts d.lstnct. But Riley said the final plan 1s a good one that "will preserve the village atmosphere of Soutla Laguna .. Ex-Newport resident joins governor's staff A N e wport Harbor High MarshaU w1U be mvolved m School graduate and former the process oC settening people Newport Beach resident has being considered for judicial or accepted an appointment to Gov. o t h e r a d m i n i s t r a t i v e George Deukmejian·s staff, a appointments by the governor. spokeswoman for the governor A Newport Beach resident announced yesterday. until 1972, Marshall attended error. Diana Gerhardt Marshall, 29, Orange Coast College after has been named deputy graduating from Newport appointments secretary of the Harbor High School. Deukmejian administration, Prior to her appointment, she according to Donna Lipper, had been a Kern County deputy ________________ ass_is_t.an __ t _to_t_h_e...;;p_ress __ secre __ t.ary__..._· __ dis_trict attorney. Lipper said. Always, Fine Traditional Sportswear ... But Now, A Little Bit More. J\ 'ilorc committed to qth\lity, ~crviu~ and the "implkity ot' good ht"l l'. NATION Missile limits terms said rejected by Reds By Tlae A11od.a_ted Pre11 WASHINGTON -Former Secretary of Stale Henry K.lalnger acknowledied today that he met with a hlgh·rank.lna on their long-range bombers and airborne crulte rnllBllH. but the Sovieta reject.ed the Idea, Reagan administration offlcltlll l&fd today. The proposal marked another major U.S . tacucal 1hlf\ ln ne1otlallonB at Geneva. Switzerland, on harnesalng nuclear weapons. 1l was the first time In the talks that the administration had directly proposed e1t.abllshing limit.a on 1trategic bombers and crul.ae missiles. •"their response was caustic and acerbic," said one official who is familiar with the slow-moving negotJatlons. which recessed last week and wlll resume in early June. He said the Soviets Insisted on a ban on all kinds of cruise missiles. Kissinger admits PLO 'meeting' WASHINGTON -Former Secretary of State Henry Kieslnger U>day acknowledged that he met with a hlgh-ranlung member of the Palestine UberaUon Organization in November, b u t said he did not know of the man's PLO connection beforehand and denied that their "lnco"nsequent1al conversation" would hinder the Rea~an administration's Mideast peace effort. He t.old reporters that his 30-minute talk in Marrakech. Morocco. with Ahmed ·Dajani, an 8.Jde to PLO leader Vasser Arafat, had not been a "diplomatic effort" designed to set up "dual-track ne,Jtotiations." Cuba ordeal ends for 3 women KEY WEST. Fla. -Three American women wh08e "JOY ride" t.o Jamaica landed them in Cuban prison for nearly a year ·Cell to their knees and kissed the ground as friends and relatives welcomed them home. "l just wanted to be home," Reg la Blasco-Carmona, 17, srud yesterday as she hugged her daughter. Jenika. Blasco. Sandra Mecier, 27, and Elisa Steedly, 17, all of Key West, had been jailed in Cuba since their arrests last April 15 on drug-trafficking charges. They were on a trip to Jamaica when the man ptloting the boat brought marijuana aboard and headed toward Cuba. Watt lifts ban on Bea ch Boys WASHINGTON -Interior Secretary James Watt, under pressure from the White House and rock fans across the country. totlay lifted his ban against the Beach Boys playing on the capital's Mall -but not in time for them t.o play on the Fo\Jrth of July. Watt emerged from a White House meeting carrying a plaster of paris foot with a hole in it -a trophy of his symbolically shooting himself in the foot. He said President Reagan personally gave 1t to him dunng their meeting. STATE Condors have affection for puppe ts SAN DIEGO -Sisquoc and Tecuya, the first CaHforn1a condors hatched in captivtty, are getting attached to the puppets used by birdkeepers to preen and feed the rare chicks. The puppets look like adult condors and are used by condor keepers at the San Diego Wild Animal Park t.o prevent the baby birds from imprinting on a human face, a spokeswoman said yesterday Draft registration proof illegal ? LOS ANGELES -The U.S. Department of F.ducauon has been warned by the Jusuce Department that it may be m contempt of court if it continues asking male student loan applicants to prove they've registered for the draft, according to reports today in a newspaper. Citing unidentified sources, the Los Angeles Tames said the Education Department in Washington plans to write to about 6.000 student aid officers telling them that schools may no longer require students applying for federal aid to certify that they have registered for the military draft. .,..,..... April weather in the Unite d States got all m ixed up this week with floods in the South,· rig ht, and sno w throughou t T exas, even in usua lly urid El Paso, ·a bove. South swamped by heavy floods By The Auociated P rell A Deep South deluge of up to 14 inches of rain forced a mass exodus today with at least 25,000 people, many in boats or on foot, fleeing rivers flooding at record levels in southern Louisiana and Miss~ippi. New Orleans. a clly of a million people, was paralyzed with floodwaters lapping at the windows of automobiles and practically no traffic moving anywhere. Some people made it to work downtown by driving down the trolley tracks. The rain was still coming down in sheets lhis morning. Five people were belij!ved drov.'lled, including two children who were swept away, in the flooding that spread 'this morning to Mobile and other cities in southern Alabama where Bay Minette was drenched with almost 10 inches of rain in just four hours after midrught. Several moforists had to ,:iwim t.o safety when their cars were swamped in Mobile. New store 'targeted' by union By Tbe Associated Pre11 The Teamsters and United Food and Commercial Workers unions yesterday launc hed a boycott of 19 Target discount stores al sites of former FedMart outlets Union leaders claim Target w o n't hire former FedMart employees because they're unionized. Fifteen people have fied 1n the stormy weather that began Sunday in California, turning spring back int.o winter in several Western states. Streets in New Orleans, where seven inches of rain feJI this morning, and in Baton Rouge, La., were awash at rush hour today. Bus and streetcar service was halted in New Orleans and at least 60 streets and highways in the Baton Rouge area were blocked by floodin~. ·Officer \ shoots hiIDself . An oft.duiy.. WnCIQinlter _ poWce officer accidentally &bot h.Un9elf ln the lee with • .35'1 Magnum nvo lver yenerday afternoon while drivlna h i• car alone in Fou.ntam Valley. And then, appanntly In 11eat pelo, the 2$·yHr-o1d petroln\an drow IO Fouutaln : V.U.y~tyllo.ptal about two to three mllea 1-.y. I U.tid In aood. condlUon &.Oday lri u. ~ward WM John 'A. ~. A·,~ 10Wtt liaid lt appeared that Cor b y auffere cJ a small fnrcutt fn the richt ~Lei u well • a f1eeti wound. A Founiaio Valley pollce report Hid the powerful r e volver appareotly d l1abar1ed when Corby attempted to t'e'place it IN6de his waistband hollttt. Orange Oout O~ILY PILOl /Thuraaav. Aprll 7, 1083 , .. -,, , .1 /I .. 'J ,.., t - ,, , rd 11. • tj ,,. 1r1 N ,. II d .. ,I -- Astronauts ready.: ., for space walk d CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -Two astronauts entered Challenger's airlock and put on their $2 million suits today, eager for an early st.art on the first U.S. spacewalk in nearly a decade. Mission specialists Story Musgrave and Donald Peterson were running about an hour ahead in preparations for the planned 1:10 p.m. PST start of their walk lnto the shuttle's open cargo bay and asked if they could st.art early. Mission Control t old Commander Paul Weitz the astronauts could advance the space stroll by exactly an hour, because at that time they would have good television and radio contact over a Florida ground station. Such coverage is requll'ed by mission rules in case something goes wrong at the outaet. "If you want to shoot for that, p~ on," capsule communicator G uy Gardner told the orbiting ship after Musgrave and Peterson had entered the airlock leading to the cargo bay and begun putting on their suits. "If we get ready to prebreathe an hour early, we'll do so and let you know," Musgrave replied. The astronauts must breathe pure oxygen for 3 ~ hours to purge their systems of nitrogen that could give them the bends once in space. All four astron auts wer e roused by Mission Control playing the theme song from the • old TV series "F Troop." NASA gives e ac h shuttle c rew an alphabetical designation,. and .~ since th1~ 1s the sixth flight,,. Challenger's crew is the "F crew.'' ,, Musgrave and-Peterson were''" to slip into the 60-foot-long carf o' ' bay clad an c umbersome 2 million spacesuits that providei· life-gavmg oxygen and protect " them from met.eontes, radiation and extremes of heat and cold . Weitz and ~t Karol Bobko' will morutor ·troth-Challenger'&.w cabm during the 3 112 hours the 'f space strollers work outside. Injured boy s ues sister PATERSON, N.J (AP) -A ' 10-year-old boy who was nearly·: blinded 1n one eye when his • older S1St.er threw a pencil at him · has sued her for more than $150.000 in msurance payment&. ' The suit filed in Super ior 1 Court was the only means for the family to receive insuran ce reimbursements for the accident , which required expensive medical treatment, said William Rabbat, the Clifton boy's attorney "They have to do It in order lo collect against the I homeowner's insurance policy,"··' said Rabbat. Raids b egin in TV pirating SAN DIEGO -Investigators from the dastrict attorney's office, armed with 50 search warrants and aided by technicians. have begun confiscating home cable television converte rs allegedly used by residents to "pirate" pay-TV programs. About 40 of the misdemeanor warrants were served yesterday. Target 1s a s ubsidiary of M1nneapol1s-based Dayton- Hudson Corp. A woman at Target's regional offices in Irvine referred questions to the Minneapolis office, whe re phones were not answered . Dispute stalls school deal -, WORLD China cancels sports ties with U.S . PEKING -China canceled all 1983 sports and cultural exchanges with the United States today in retaJiauon for America's granting political asylum to Chlnese tennis star Hu Na. Radio Peking said the All-China Sports Federation had decided not to compete in 10 international competitions in the United States this year, including water polo and women's softball tournaments. The United States granted political asylum to Hu on Monday. Hu sneaked away from the Chlnese tennis team on July 20 in Santa Clara. Calif. Guerrillas, army trad e claims SAN SAL V AOOR. El Salvador -Leftist guerrillas claim they "annihilated" the army defenders of San Jose Cancuque, a small town north of the capital, and took 12 prisoners, while the army says it killed two rebel commanders. The Defense Minl5try said yesterday that government troops killed guerrilla commanders Joee Anibal Oeorio Tiburcio and Rafael Castillo and two other rebels in a battle Monday in San Lorenzo, 37 miles east of the capital. ''While this company (Dayton -Hudson) claims it employs a carefully structured 'good neighbor' policy wherever it operates, we fail to see such a policy m action," said Rick Icaza. president of UFCW Local 770. "All we know is that a poll of the employees who worked for FedMart in t his area shows conclusively that they aren't being hired ... James Santangelo, secretary- treasurer of Teamsters Local 848. said Dayton-Hudson "doesn't seem to understand that these blatantly discriminatory tactics ju.st won't work in California." Toastmaster cite d The Newport Beach Toutmasters Club will hold a picnic Saturday to honor Costa Mesa resident Dave Gardner, recipient of the Distinguished Toastmaster Award. The picnic will be held at Park Newport. Call 640-7833 for more Information. We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Piiot? What don't you like? 642'!6086 Call th~ number a t left and your meaage will be reoorded. traNCribed and delivered to the appropriate edit«. The same 24·hour a n1werin• HrVlce may be uaed to record let· ten to t he editor on any topic. Mailboa contributors mutt include their name and telephone number for verifi cation. No circulation ul11. please. Tell us what's on your mind ORAHGE COAST DlllJ Pilat VOL. 7'. NO. t1 By STEVE MITCHELL Of "'9 o.ltr ........... It's bad enough that the Laguna Beach Unified School District can't find a buyer for about 12 acres of surplus district land in the Top of the World neighborhood. Now district o fficials find themselves tied up in a boundary dispute with an adjacent property owner whose land abuts the district's vacant real est.ate. The boundary bugaboo was discovered when the city began • processing a development proposal by the Carma-Sandling Group. The company proposes building 110 custom homes on Its 47l~acre parcel along a ridgeline adjacent to Tyrol Drive and Alta Laguna Boulevat'd. But it seems governme nt surveyors back m 1855 and later In 187:) established conflicting boundaries where the district land abuts the company's property. Unfortunately for both sides, neither boundary line is necessarily correct. Clyde Lovelady, the school district's business manager, said Carma-Sandling attorneys have suggested that two property owners get their heads together and work ou t a boundary_ agreement He said he'll ask the schoo~ .. , board tonight to agree to such a noUon. In a related matter, t.Mateet also will be asked to advertise for bidders for purchase o f t h e 11.6-acre surplus property.