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Home My WebLink About1983-04-11 - Orange Coast Pilot, THI DIANlil CDAIT COUNTY EDITION MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1903 OHANGf COUN l Y C AI II O llNIA 25 CENTS Newport Beacl1 color it green Fighters of Mothers proniote new book By STEVE MARBLE or .... .,..,,......., The three authors of the Newport Beach Coloring Book are not eecretive about their favorite color. It's green. Dollar bill green. The book, an imaginative collection of things and places in Newport Beach that are ready-made for coloring, is a buslne11 venture by three Newport mothers whose common link la the local PT A . "We are not a philanthropic organization," laugha Georgia Mahoney, who came up with the coloring book notion four years ago. "But it's not going to make ua rich.'' adda Lynn Beck, one of the authors. . "W e're hoping It will f inance other projects," injects Sharon Farley, the book's illustrator and calligrapher, "one of which will make us rich." All three laugh at that. The book wraps to'ether a little bit of hiatory wtth a lot of well -kno wn sights. Children -or adults -can color the Balboa Pavilion pink or the Cannery Restaurant black without breaking a single dty building code. A cartoon map of Newport i.s included. It notes points of interest like Nieman Marcw1, Balboa Bay Club and McDonald's (as in Golden Arches). The three of them wrote, illustrated, publish ed, and distributed the coloring book. They did market strategy, talked demosraphica and used their best instincts putting the book tocether. "I wu surpriaed," Farley says. "It was a lo\ more difficult than I thought It would be.'' 'The trio alto had to decide what places and things in (See COLOR, Pqe A!) new freeway success£ ul? By GLENN SCOTJ' Of the D•llr "°' l leff Leaders of Irvine's Northwood Village Asaociallon are hopeful today they've helped convince Orange County authorities to plot a ne w freeway at least a mile from their homes. The association has lobbied hard against one proposed alignment for a freeway along the F oothill Transportation Corridor which would b rush within a quarter-mile of Northwood. That so-called south ern alignment has upset residents who argue the freeway's proximity to their homes would create noise and pollution they d idn 't bargain for when they bought thelr homes ln the newly develo pe d area. O rganizers recently gathered 2,400 names on petitions objecting to the eouthem alignment. Instead, the asaoctation la pushing f o'r th e cent r a 1 alignment, which would send the freeway on the coastal side of th._, Loma Ridge, but a mile away. So far, the efforts seem suoceasful. The Orange C.OUOty Planning Commission will review the route a lternatives (a third opinion would send the freeway far north through Santiago Canyon) during a meeting next Monday at the Hall of Administration in Santa Ana. The county's planning staff is (See FREEWAY, Pa1e A!) A real bargain Rolls-Royce cutting its prices It may not be the talk or the town in Gila Bend, Ariz .• but in Newport Beach news that Rolls-Royce i.s cutting its prices is big stuff. Salesmen at Roy Carver Rolls-Royce in the beach city maintajn that the price drop may bnng on a buying war. They may even run out or the stately British autos before the year ends, salesmen predict. What's happened is that the Rolls-Royce firm. citing the slippage of the British pound, has slashed prices on all three models. The Silver Spirit, the cheapest of the bunch, now wi,U be going for $93,000 instead of the nonnal $111.000. The Sptrit, introduced in 1981, has never sold for less than $100,000. The $18,000 reduction is the equal of three brand new Ford Escorts. The Silver Spur, the middle range Rolls, will go for $103,000 instead of the usual $119,000. And the Corniche, the top of the line, will be priced at $148,500. down from $162,500. "We may just run out of cars," auggests Bob Schneider, sales manager at Roy C-arver, the nation's largest seller of Rolls-Royce. urn fact, the last 45 days have been very. very busy here We're doing very well." The Newport dealership annually sell~ about 100 new Rolls-Royces. In the entire country last year, only 900 were sold. Huge county seniors survey under way HB not stuck with j ohs hill Manpower Commission seeking $80,000 from CETA The City of Huntington Beach has been let off the book for the payment of nearly $80,000 that the Orange County Manpower Commiasion i.s trying to collect. Institute of Careers. Robert Cunningham, director of the now-defunct program, was convicted ln 1981 of two counts or embezzling $16,000 for his personal use from the CET A program. in state priaon. By PHU. SNEJDERMAN °' ... .,.., .... ...,, Health care, Social Security, housing, loneliness , and transportation are among the major concerns of Orange County lenior dtlzena. Theee and other issues will be rai8ed on a live panel dlacussion sch edu led for broadcast Wednesday on KOCE Channel Ml. The Huntington Beach TV statio n distributed the Got your tax money in mail? Today ia the final day to pay your 9eCOlld installment for thll year'• property tax bill. The deadline traditionally la April 10, but Oran1e County Tax Collector- Tr-eeaurer Robert Citron .et beck the Ume limit to today ., the deectlbw wouldn't fall on Sunda y . Be1 t nning tomorrow, a penalty of 10 percent and a " fee wU1 be n n rut questionnaire to 35,000 county residents over 55 years old. "We wanted to find out what's on the minds of Orange C.OUOty's seniors," explained Jim Cooper, who will co-host the 90-minute program, which begins at 7:30 According to Cooper , 325,000 or HS percent of Orange C.OUOty's two million residents are age 55 or older. He said this segment is expected to climb to 20 percent by the year 2000. Final results of the survey will be announced during t h e program. But with the first 2,000 returns analyzed, Cooper aaid the followfna imues have emerged as the top concerns among older residents: health aervicea, Social Security, hou1lng, loneliness, transportation, senior cltlien activity centers, nursing care facilities and nutrition. The results of the surny will be u.ed ln guiding the diacussion during Wedneaday's program. Paneliata will Include Ronlie Gilford, coordinator of gerontology programs at Cal State F\&llerton; Fred Roth of the California Comm.laaion on Aging; and Peggy Weatherspoon, dir«tor of the Area Agency on Aging. KOCE's Jim Cooper hosts senior program Oscar fans will get wet National Weather Service spokeswoman Patricia Rowe says she isn't betting on who will win the Oscars tonight. But she'll wager the stars and fans attending the 55th annual Oscar awards night will be carrying umbrellaa. "It rained on Oscar night last year and it will probably rain again tonight," the weather spokesman predicted. The fore cast calls for (See llAIN, P ase A!) The dlapute follows a scandal' that erupted in early 1980 and culminated In a state prison aentence for the di.rector of the Ill-fated federal job training program. A state hearing offi.cer ruled last month that Hunt1n1ton Beach taxpayers are not responsible for paying the question.able billa run up by the Western Institute of Careers, Inc. The or1anization was fornled Oct. l , 1979, to receive and administer federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act fund grants for Huntington Beach. But an audit performed by the Manpower Commiaaion recommended that $20,413 in expenditures not be allowed. In addition, the oommiaaion aaid the Western Institute of Careers al80 was obligated to refund advances totaling l 58,524. The dty doesn't have to repay the bllla, hearing officer Frank M . Mano 1aid, because it delegated Its authority aa a prime aervice provider under the federal job1 program to the He later paid back the money but was sentenced to three years Dentist • 1n Allegations previously were lodged that salaries paid to officials were unreasonably high, that money was wasted on excessive and unused office space and that new headquarters in Irvine sat unused for four months. ll1urder case to surrender By KAREN KLEIN OflfleO.-, ...... ..., Tony Protopappas. the Costa Mesa d e ntist charged with second-degree murder in the deaths of three patients, will tum himse lf ln to authorities tomorrow , h1a attorney said. Deputy District Attorney James Cloninger said he talked with Stanford Shaw , Protopappu' attorney, who told him the dentist would surrender. Police have been unable to locate Protopappas lince murder char~es were filed a"ainst him Friday. Bail has been set at $500,000. Protopappas has been under investigation by Costa Mesa Police since the Feb. 8 death of Patricia C raven after she underwent treatment In Protopappas' office. Two other patients, Minna K im Andreassen , 23 , o f Huntington Beach, and Cathryn D. Jones, 31, of C-Osta Mesa, died after being anesthetized by Prot.opappas. The formerly succeuful dentist was arrested by Costa Mesa Police in February after he allegedly pulled a loaded gun on undercover officers who were patrolling his office at 534 W. 19th St. No charj{ea were filed ln (See DENTIST, Pase A!) --llSIDE-------------------- Bill Wheeler of Cotta MeN learnt how to a.au •• .... uant down durin1 a reeent 1ell-defeate ela11 for the handleapped. . Pap BJ . The good lite? Haa the quality of lite in Orange County impro.ed o•er the yea.n. The DaJly Pilot lett area .-aidentl an1wer that quettion in today•• Man ln the Street colama. Page A4. Tony Geary Of "General a .. ,, ... ,, ••d ... fellow eoep ...,. woe'• laa••.~ worry .-., lo.I• their a..are.ee1 ao llM 1984 OIJ111C..!8C will keep ap lu ti of eoep1 'dtarfal IM ••eat. Pap 83 . .. out DAILY PILOT/Monday, Apr" 11, 11N I Valley woman's I death probed Anaheim poltco were contlnu1n1 their lnve1tlaat1on today Into the doth of a FoW\tain Valley woman who wu struck by an auto iraveUna wtt.h its hudll&h\I out. The dead woman was Identified aa Oleta Mohammad 34, I Anaheim Police Officer Ed Hofm'-n .. id Mohammad was crcai.ng Harbor' Boulevard near Orangewood Avenue at 2 a.m. yesterday outside a marked HB's Rosaline Newton dies at age 101 When Rosaline Am'elia Newton celebrated her lOOth birthday last year, ahe celebrated it in a style that Isn't often matched. -cr o11walk when the ml1bap ~'W'ted. She WH atruck by a 1184 Buick Skylark driven by Elizabeth MlchoUM Rodrlaue1, 21, of Anaheim, Hofman Mid. The Injured pedeatrlan waa taken to UC Irvine Medical Center, where ahe died at 5:30 a .m. In the emergency room, police aid. No traffic citatlona were Immediately i11ued In the Incident, police aid. FREEWAY. • From Page A1 recommending the central alignment -the same backed by Northwood. . Laat Thuraday, the commialion held a iial evening hearing at Irvine h School to hear from local rest ents. • COLOR • • • From Page A1 Newport Beach 1hould be lnclud.cl In th• book. The Wed• made It. So did dw BalbOa Pavtllon, the dory fl1htrmtn and the Crab Cooker R.\auranl. "I lh1nk the book Ml a nice communnx feel to It, II Beck ot.erves. 'Sure, children llko It but 10 do adulta. I know aome parenta who have aent It oft to their coUeaie kJda." A real e9late oraantz.auon bought a batch to di.ltribute to. cllent1 and a t eachera uaoclallon bou&ht aome tor an upcoming convention In Newport Beach. "l thlnk lt'• a a:re•t idea," Mahoney aay1. "I'm just happy nobody thought of It before." The three brains behind the new Newport Beach Coloring Book are Georgia Mahoney, Lynn Beck and Sharon Farley. She received letters from Queen Elizabeth II, President Reagan and former Californja Gov. Jerry Brown. She also got a telephone call from the queen . A family member said it was one of the surpriaes of her life. "The hearing went amazingly well," said Gen Gulllano, a transportation specialiat who haa coordinated Northwood'• freeway review. She said the planning co mmissioners complemented the association for its profeaional rreeentation. Meanwhl e, she said environmental studies as well as political pressures point toward the central aligrunenl. Property on the Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro, for example, would need to be acquired if the southern alignment were chosen, she said. Hungarian's murder still baffling Mrs. Newton, a native of England but a resident of Huntington Beach since 1923, died Thuraday at the age of 101. Memorial aervices wlll be held tomorrow at 11:30 a .m. at the First United Methodist Church of Huntington Beach. She was a registered nurse and served in France during World War I. She later became superintendent of nurses at the National Hospital in London. She also had been an acquaintance of Queen Victoria, according to her daughter, Margaret Hays, of Huntington Beach. RAIN. • • From Page A1 increasing cl oudiness this afternoon with rain and thundershowers Ukely tonight, accompanied by gusty winds. Mor e showers or thundershowers are expected tomorrow morninR, as winds up to 25 miles per hour are expected to push the low pressure system out of the area. She said temperatures tomorrow will range from 48 to 65 inland, and from 50 to 63 along the beaches. Huntington Beach A lone bandit ermed wlth • hendgul'\ robbed a local Kentucky Fried Chicken ~of SM S.~==l. The rot>W -~ .. a ,,......,, .... 20a ~ • 1111'9 ._.,.. * with • gold emblem. Coastal Tllundenllowere and 9u11y wlnde with c:MtlCe o4 ,..,, lodtry 80 percent. Siio••,. or tllunde,.llower• 1omorrow morning. Cteerlng and breuy IOll'IOn'OW .n.moon. Coa1tet low 68, tnlend 49 COHI, Inland high• mld-801. W .. M. Smell cndl acMaof'f for OYier .._.. from Point Concepcion 10 San C*nent• taland and over Inner water• from Polnl Conoeptk>I• to Delle Poln1. Wind• over ou1er wetera llOl1hwwt 15 to 25 ltnota wltll ""'9 ao knotl and 5 lo t-f oot Combined ..... Wtnda over tnner w11e" ~to__. 15 to 25 knota with 4 to ~ ..... ~ lkely tontglll with chenc• of ttu~• and _,.. wlndtl U.S. Summary "We figure they'd probably like to avoid both Northwood Village and the Marines," she said. The commission's decision on the alignments will go in the form of a recommendation to the county Board of Supervisors, which will have the final say. DENTIST. • • From Page A -r that incident, however. Protopappas has been prohibited from practicing dentistry by court order until the state Board of Dental Examiners decides whether to revoke his license for gross negligence and incompetence in the deaths. He also is under investigation by an Orange ~ounty Grand Jury in the patients' deaths. Since late February, when w deaths ~ere discloeed, six people have filed multi-million-dollar malpractice suits against Protopap~. Huntington 8eec:h lttegu8tdt ~eel help ll'om locM pcMloe In~ two ,,,.,, wN> _.. on IN end of IN Cito ....... 8etutdey night. The -... ........, lor Int~ """" .,, ofllc8t .,,., for ~ city code9 ,...._, lo IN pier Fountain Valley A ll'CIUP of juvenllee look 13 I In ~ ll'om • •tudenl'• unlOdled IOdter et the Founleln v...., ekellng rink ~Wd9)<. ec:cordlng to pollce A ,..._,t relurlled -to _.pnu • t>uroler .t>o renuel<ed ...,. home tn the By STEVE MARBLE ()(tM Delly "41« 11.tt Apartment 17 still h olds (he sparse and scattered furnishings of St.even Balogh. There's a sofa, a coffee table, a TV and -for some reason - two beds. Nothing remark.able. Nothing to make you look twice, says the apartment manager. A second-floor unit that overlooks a pool and a tree- s haded street, the Tustin apartment has been sealed off since Balogh turned up in Newport Harbor -dead from a single gunsMt. Balogh's death remains a mystery. Those who knew the 34 -year -old Hungarian immigrant say he was a polite and hard-working man who didn't much enjoy talking about his past. Except for a few bounced rent checks. acquaintances say Balogh got by without much trouble, working on ca r s and straightening bent auto frames. Friends say the dark-haired, stocky man wasn't mixed up with drugs, wasn't a gambler and was as law-abiding a.s the next penon. Police say except f« a traffic ticket. his record was clean. "He was a very ruce person - real polite," says one friend. 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Count.,: (100) 242· tOtt ' NwftlOe end len ..,,,.,.IO oountlt9l ~) M7~110 AOMO 11*C* c.nw. (IOOl. t.41 ..... Tides Friends say he wasn't a gambler and was as law abiding as the next person. he li ved remembers several friends coming around a couple of days after Balogh vaniahed and asking to look in the apartment. kept some things to himself but that was OK. He always seemed to be around when you needed a hand." Officially, Balogh'• death is classified a homicide. The Orange County Coroner's Office reports the nUln was shot once in the stomach and bled to death before hiJI body was dumped in the bay. Police in Newport Beach, where the investigation la being conducted, say tney have tew clues why Balogh was k.llled. To a peraon, friends refuae to talk about Balogh unleu promised anonymity. Many have talked to police about their suspicions and say they want to stay away from ~~city. Friends claim h had been involved in a mesay love r 's triangle and recall one night at the apartment complex when someone ~ the lmm.lgrant, shouting threats. Two different friends maintain Balogh started carrying a sun after that. Police say they have heard these stories but have been unable to substantiate them. When Balogh's body was found late last month, he was not carrying a gun, police say. However, investigators did find five large-caliber bullets stuffed in his pants pockets. How any of this ties together is not known. What is known is that .Balogh immigrated to the United Swtes in the fall. of 1979. Friends say he had been living in Greece before his arrival and came here, not for political reasons, but simply to ''reach the land of opportunity." One friend, who says Balogh ate at her place when he was low on money, claims he did not like to talk about "the old country." She says he mentioned an ex- wife and a daughter back in Budapest. She recalled his mother visiting him last year. But the rest he kept to himself, she says. The last time anyone recalls seeing Balogh is on March l 4. 10 days before his body was discovered by a scuba diver in tho harbor near a dock. The apartment manager where The manager says he refused to let an,Yone in until Tustin police arnved. A missing person rt:port was officially filed that day. Balogh's body was found March 24 but it waa still several days before police were able to identify the body. The day after the identification, police located his beat-up, 1972 Toyota parked in front of a restaurant in Larwin Square, only three blocks from his apartment . Restaurant employees say they remember Balogh but don't recall how long the car had been parked in the shopping center. Balogh also was a regular, according to police, at a number of area nightspots where he would go dancing. The Airport.er Inn near John Airport was his favorite spot , police say. Wednesday, Balogh's body was cremated. The mortuary taking care of the arrangements says it is waiting to see if friends want to arrange a memorial service and if the remains should be sent back to Balogh's native country. Essential poplin ' Consider the cool, light- weight comfort, c risp good looks and easy wash- ability ... and our tan twosome of polyester and cotton blend will quickly become basic to your Summer wardrobe. The jac ket, sizes 6 to 16 regular, 6 to 14 petite, $130 The gathered front skirt, sizes 6 to 16, $55 u .. .)0011' Brooll• 8rorl11" '"'" or """"'"'" s.,,,,,. NATION .Storms, floods lash, East, Soutli Oarsman dies as wind swamps racing shells Raln pounds Nortbeasl as Louisiana brace. lor more bJsb ;.,ater DURHAM, N.H. -Vidoua cnmwtndl that 1wamped 11.x ndna lhe1la were blamed for the doth ot one oarsman durina a furid-ral.llni race where more than 50 other cnw membnit were P1una-d lnto the ch11ly water of Great Bay. ~e aleek ndna boau capmed Y•lerday mominl u wlndl auaUna to 23 mph whipped up the b.y, dun.ld.l'\I mo.t o! the t1niventty of New HamPlhlre l'llCeS into the SO-to 38-degree water, aaid state 1'lah .na Game S,i. Wayne Vetter. Glenn Hayee, 19, drowned when he tried to swim to a&fety while hla colleegua remained with their swamped boat. Hayes' body wu recovered late yesterday afternoon at low Ude. about aix houn after the aheU. were swamped. Sixty-eight student. and eight racing shella were involved ln the race. unlveralty 1pokesman John lloee aaid. Girl, 4, sale following abduction MIAMI -An unshaven, puty-faced man snatched a 4-yea.r-old pl and ran off with her through a crowded fair midway yesterday when her mother turned away to try ·and win a doll, but the ifrl wu found safe in Little Havana today, police say. Jennifer Delaney, blu~yed with a blond ponytail, had been lat seen ln the arms of an unidentified man who had been aeen han8tna around the Fair of the Cuban Municipalities ln Exile since fut-Wednesday's opentna at the Orange Bowl. ,, ............ Bernard Epton surrounded by suppc)rten. Chicago mayoral battle in final day ., ..... Louisiana wet spots And the • • winner is Sonny Tufts??? By Y ARDENA ARAR Au nleted ,,_Writer ••• LOS ANGELES -Tom Selleck and Raquel Welch provided an "equal opportunity drool" to those watching the rehearsal for tonight's Oscar telecast as the stars showed up in jeans and tennis ahoea to read their cue cards. Bl ft• Aleoclated Pn11 The drlvln• raln,tonna that drove about 27,000 ·people from their hornea ln Dtxlt iwamD9d the Northeast with rnon than (our lnohea of raJn in places, c:aualnc Oood1ni today from N..,.. Jeney to ~u.tta. Rl1ln1 riven and 1tream1 forced~w to leave thelr homes and wtnds and heavy ralnl out the power to hundred• of homH ln New ~one death wu blamed on the weather. Meanwhile, another 1torm forming l n the West wu 1preadln1 1now over parts of 110Utheutem Idaho, Montana and eutem Wyoming with ovemliht accumulat1ons of l1x inch• or man apected ln pa.c.. J'1ood warnlnp ..... pOltad today °"' all of c.onn.ouaut. all of Ma11achu1eu1 except for ....... •1 and the C.pe Cod .,..._ and aJonc the P-.lc JUvw ln New J-..y. The ltonn dwn~ 4.43 1nchee of r.m ln , RJ., Y•tercS.y and by early today, more than three lnchH bad fallen at 8r1dawPort. Conn., and about 2"" lnc6eii at Balton and Hartford, Ccnn. Yesterday, J.68 inches of rain fell ln Central Park ~ New York City, a reconl I« the date. Yeeterda~ 3.~7 Inches fell at SteveNIOn Dam in Monroe, <:onn. The 1. 78 inchee of rain that fell yesterday in Philadelphia . ai.o wu a record for the date and t.vucht the lolA1 to 1.11 lnchel for April. lbOl'9 than 11 nonnal I« the mu.re month. In Slidell La. NC:Ord Pearl River n;;d1 lnch•d upward today .. -~ ltruaW -and ottM: -to ... p ix... out oi the yellow water that w• .n.dy 14' t..t deep ln IDlm ltreetll. "They haven't written thll cbaP* ln the book yet," Mid Bnlce Unanot, ~t of the St. T...,,,,...Y Pariah Council ln eouthwtem L"'u .. •na. "We are cS.llna wtth tbe kind of record flood ihat ..-aome unknowns for•" Unancat predlcted the water level ln some llUbdlvtmom would Ne another .ax ~ to • foot today, depet>dfnl on the location. CHICAGO -Chicago's rancorous mayoral campaign 1teamed into ill final day today with Democrat Harold Wuhington l&ylng members of hi.a party would rather destroy the dty than see a black in power and Republican Bernard Epton railing at "prejudiced" news media. A televiaion poll releeaed yeaterday showed Waahlngton losing support to Epton in liberal. mainly white lakefront wafll:t considered cruda1 to his Glittering gowns and elegant black lies will replace casual clothes for t h e 55th annual Academy Awards show at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, but yesterday the place waa overrun by technicians, informally dressed stars and an audience of 2,000. They applauded a dress r ehearsal of a spectacularly costumed Irving Berlin song- and-dance medley led by Peter Allen and Bernadette Peters. whose hair was becomingly rumpled by the end of the number. Peter Allen rehearses a number for tonight's Academy Awards telecast. chancw in tomqrrow'• election. • Woman, 55, jumps from building LOS ANGELES -A 55-year-old woman leaped from a burning three-story apartment atructure and four other people were injured in the blaz.e at the 76-apartment building in Westlake, officials said. The woman was in critical condition at county-USC Medical Center following the {ire last night on South West.lake Avenue, a nursing supervisor said. Two men, 83 and 55, were at.o in critical condition. Fain to make renewed freedom bid SAN FRANCISCO -Prisoner William Archie Fain, whOl!le scheduled parole last Thuraday was blocked by the unprecedented intervention of Gov. Geoore Deukmejian, was to ma1te a renewed bid for freedom today. Fa.In's lawyer, Robert Bell. 1Cbedu1ed a news a>nference on the steps of the state build.in3, where the state Supreme Court and appeals court are hou9ed, and was expected to announce a legal effort to ahort- drcuit Deukmejian'a plan to hold a hearing that would let him ckdde when Fain wu suitable for parole. They clapped, oohed and aahed as Carol Burnett, Cher, Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney. Robert Mitchum, Christopher Reeve. John Travolta, Charlton Heston , Matt Dillon, Kristy McNichol, Susan Sarandon and ~l.lourney Weaver mounted the stage to practice their award presentations and, In Rooney's case, acceptance of an honorary award. The rehearsal gave presenters a chance to practice reading off cue cards the sometimes tongue- twisting names of nominees. It also allowed director Marty Pasetta to show them how to make their entrances, what side of the stage to expect the winners from , and h ow to actually present the Oscars before leaving. In categories where no nominees will be preeent, Puetta told the stars what to aay and how to make a quick exit. In all cases, the envelope- opening was rehearsed with dummy envelopes and fictitious winners. Most were John and Jane Doe for "The J ohn Doe Story," but Burnett announced Frank C4ipra's 1946 film "It's a Wonderful Life" -which waa an Oscar nominee -as the winner of the best picture award. Other acton picked their own winners. John Travolta jokingly named ''Jerry Mathers as the Beaver" the best actor of 1982, and Robert Mitchum with mock amarement announced the late Sonny Tufta, a star of the l940I, aa winner of the supporting actor prize. The audience waa invited for only the 4 ~-hour afternoon part of the reheanal; the rest of the run through continued behind closed doors after a dinner break. Most who attended aaid the trip was worthwhile. "We came to .ee the film st.an, to be a little bit in the exdtement we can't be in tomorrow," said Norma Oran...,, 49, who broucht her 24-year-old daughter, Connie Mulder. "If we can't have number one, we'll settle for number two -and Tom Selleck." The stage crawled with do2ena of production workers, from set paint.era putting the final toucbe9 on bacltdropa tO stage maoagera. Man guilty of 'sex-slave' killings MARTINE'l -Gerald Gallego waa found guilty today of the 1980 kidnap and "sex-slave" murders of a Sacramento State University couple. The Contra c.o.t.a Superior c.ourt jury of five men and .even women deliberated for just over 14 hoUr. lirlCll lat Wedneeday aft.er a 3~-month trial before findtna Gallego .wlty of the fatal 1hootings of Craig Miller, 22, and hia 21-year-old fiancee, Mary Beth Sowers. Noted congressman succumbs Philip Burton mourned by Washington, state colleagues WORLD Live bomb def used in River Thames LONOON -An army veteran of the Falklands war today defuaed a live, barnacle-encrusted Luftwaffe bomb whoee dbcovery in the RJver Thame9 forced polloe to .eal off amtral London at the height of the morning rush hour. Maj. John Quin. 42, of the Royal Engineen. drilled into the 100-pound bomb in a delicate three-hour operation performed aboard a lilt barge near Waterloo Bridge. Howitzers delivered to Thailand BANGKOK. Thailand -Two giant transport planes landed at Bangkok's military airport today laden with long- range howitzers -the teOOnd b.tch of a U.S . emergency arms 1hipment to Thai forces who have been dueling with Vletname9e troops along the Thal-Cambodian border. Iran launches drive into Iraq NICOSIA, Cyprus -Iran launched a major offensive overnJaht in the eouthem aec:tor of the battlefront with Iraq. It clalmed the recapture of large chunks of Iraqi-occupied territory, but lnq aid the offensive waa "annihilated." S AN FRANCISCO (AP) - Congressman Phillip Burt.on, a liberal Dmlocrat who came to Washington in 1964, was remembered by colleagues for his concern for workers, the environment and the poor -and his ability to translate his concern into action. Burton died yesterday at the age of 56 after complaining of back pains to his wife, Sala. He was rushed from his room at the Sir Francia Drake Hotel to St. Francia Hospital where he waa pron~ dead at 1:44 a.m. An autopsy waa tet for today. Burton came within a vote of being elected majority leader of the HOWie in 1976 and gained a reputation as a can-do legialator who shepherded hundreds of bUla through Congre91. "I'll never fail to fight for IOcial, racial or economic justice aa long u 1 can draw a breath," Burton promised last year before winning bis 10th term In the HoU.e of nepre9entativet. "He had that rare ability to take a strong .eMe of ideallmn We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you Ulle ? 842·~ Call the number at lef\ and your rnea.aae will be recorded, tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour an1werln1 tervlce may be used to ~cord let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox contributors must Include their name and telephone number for verification. No clrculaUon calla. pie~. Tell us what's on your mind . .... ,.0... --.1.ic...-. ............ ,.,.. ......-... oi--. ~ .......................... ..... ,,...,. ..... L. ..... ..... ,..,.,... Cll'lllllll9ll .............. VOL 1' NO. 101 ' and put it into a strong 9m8e of a ccomplishments that were paralleled by very few people in the country," said U.S . Rep. Howard Bernian, a Los Angeles Democrat who was a close asaodate and longtime !rlmd. Another Democratic Loa Angeles congreaaman, Henry Waxman, said from Waah.lngt.on that Burton was "a penon of vision, compassion and~ in an arena 80 often dominated by c aution and short -term self -interest .... He was constitutionally incapable of half-hearted involvement when it might have served hia bwdnes not to be." Spokesman Tom Turner of the environmentalist Frie.nda of the F.arth, said. "the Earth baa lost one of ita patelt champlona." San Frand.lco Mayor Dianne Feinateln, calling Burton "a fighter for all he believed in and a virtuoeo in the art of polltlca," said hia body will lie Wednaday in the City Hall rotunda. - with earphonM and cllpboarda. And while camerae were working, the scenes appeared only on monitors a~attered throughout the hall. Tonight's Mu1ic Center gala will be televi8ed on ABC to be aeen live or on tape by an estimated 400 million prople in a r ecord 74 nation&. Becauae the winners ttmatn a ll!Cret until the preeenlltion. the Oscar telecast, the envelopes opened at the run-through contained only the namea of f.idiooal winners. The audience cheered as emcees Walter Matthau, Lua Minnelli, Dudley Moore and IUcbard Pryor worked on their openina number, even though the performance was at times barely audible. ~ Rep. Philip Burton ~4 Otan OOUt DAIL y PllOT /Monday, Apf11 11, 1tu ,..._...--We aaked:------------ IS 1118 better I~ County? "Do you think the qualify of life has impro¥ed in Orange Co unty?" Carot Piper, 42, Coet• M.N, 91ectrotoglet "I think they need to Improve the educational opportunh .. If! Orang. qc>unty. They "°9ntly atart'ed cut1JNI btM:k on adult educatk>n cl ..... at Coutllne Comrnuhfty College. Ttiat really hurta women who 1-..d that education to Improve their akllle to get a Job. We should have the educational opportunities that were avallable three years ago. But overall, I think the American Dream la here. You Juat have to kteP positive. John Burridge, so, Newport llMctl, RHltor "Back In the 1950s. California had a reputation of being ,. friendly plaoe; It doesn't anymore. People '"m more unclvlllzed. I feel pressed and crowded. I also feel the school syatem la shot. My son la 13 and he doesn't seem to know anything, He doesn't seem Inspired to learn. I don't think kids today are getting the basic forms of knowledge." M•rJ Johneon, 25, Coeta Mffa, houMWlfe "I've lived In Costa Mesa all my llfa and I think part• of It have · Improved. Thev'v, upgraded the oldet part• of the town and have put In more treee. But It 11 more crowded, aapeclally at the beach. The traffic has got•en worse, I wllh they would put more money In the schools, too. I alao think they should add more landscaping on the fr.eway on-ramps, I've noticed the freeways In other parts of Orange County are beautiful." Norman Thompeon, 72, Santa Ana, retired tlalr •trll•t. "Life In Oranqe County la a good llfe. There s plenty of activity; the entertainment, the theaters, the cinemas are all good. I'm Tetlred now and often come to Costa Mesa to visit friends and attend senior citizen gatherings. Everybody seems to have a good time when they get together. However, the coat of living has gotten higher. Ba.ck In 1955, when I moved from England, you could buy a cart of groceries for $20. Now. $20 only gets you a bag." MlohHI Quarnaccl, 2S, Coat• MeH "Unemployment la dellnltely a problem In • Orange County. I was lald off a few month• ago, but hopefully, I'll be called back aoon. I've llved In Costa Mesa alnce 1970 and I really haven't teen much change In the quality of llfe, although they are trying to make the city look better. The traffic seems Just as bad now as It was then. But I just put up with It. It's something you get used to." CaHandre Halla, 2A, Santa Ana, Admlnletratlva Aaleletant "Orange County seema like the best place to live. Two or three yeara ago I moved here from Los Angeles, and I really notice the air la much cleaner here because of the breeze coming off the ocean. The opportunities tor work seem a lot better down here. There's crime down here, too; I once had my car vandalized and my boyf rlend just had his wheels taken off his car, but you're going to find crime everywhere. Barbera Horton, 25, Coeta Meu, houHwll• (with eon Cerl) "I moved to Costa Mesa three years ago from VlrQlnla. And I llke not needing a car. Everything la close by: the stores, the hospital, the libraries. It makes me feel Independent. The bus system Is very good In this area You can get practically anywhere. But housing seems to be getting more expensive. My husband and I may never own a house In Orange County; we need more affordable housing " ORDINANCE NO. 3379 .. AH ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, CALIFORNIA. ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE STATE PLANNING AND ZONING LAW, ADOPTING THE SUNSET BEACH SPECIFIC PLAN/LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM LAND USE REGULATIONS, REPLACING ALL PRE-EXISTING ZONING REGULATIONS IN THE SUNSET BEACH COMMUNITY The Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, California, does ordain as follows: SECTION 1. Sectional District Maps 19-5-11 and 30-5-11 (Zone Change No. ZC 83-7) are hereby adopted as zoning district maps of the County of Orange and added to Section 7-9-48 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. SECTION 2. The Suntet Beach Specific Plan/Local Coastal Program Land Use Regulations contained In Section Ill (L3nd Use Regulations) dated February 1983 are hereby adopted In accordance with Zone Change No. ZC 83'7. SECTION 3. Notwithatandlna the adoption of this ordinance, approved discretionary use permits, site plans and variances wlll be allowed to establish their respective uses In the manner set forth In their approving action, provided the uae can be established within the time period specified In each permit. If an e!<tenaton ot time to establish any of these uses la required, the subject project wlll thwn have to comply with the requirements of this ordinance. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be In full force thirty (30) days from and after Its oassaae. and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after the passage thereof ahall be published In the ORANGE COAST DAIL y PILOT. a newspaper pubftshed In the County of Orange, State of California. together with the 1 names of the memberS of the board of Supervisors voting for and against the same. elQned and certified that a copy of this document has been delivered to the chairman of the board SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19 -5-11 PAECISl PLAN O F LANO USE OAANGl COU N TY C A LI FORNIA .. --./ , ... ,.,.,c; l.EGENO ... • •• •1••• •t. ••••tHi•• --, l .. t •• ••••• ..,.. •••\••••tn ..... ••~ .. ROGER R. STANTON °*"'*' ot tne -a Of~ Of "'-~ Calliomte ZC 83 -7P "' ' .................. ... I; ... ,, (SEAL) STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE as. JUNE ALEXANDER C•~OftlM-dOf~ COWltyOfO<-~ I. JUNE ALEXANDER, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. do hereby certify that at a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California. held on the 30th day of March, 1983, the foregang ordinance containing four (4) sections was passed and adopted by the followlng vote: AYES: SUPERVISORS HARRIETI M. WIEDER, RALPH B. CLARK. BRUCE NESTANOE, THOMAS F RILEY ANO ROGER R. STANTON NOES. SUPERVISORS ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE NONE IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the ottlclal seal of the Board of Supervisors of the Coonty of Orange, State of California, this 30th day of March, 1983. (SEAll SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 30-5-11 PAfCISl PLAN OF LA NO US E ORANGE COUNTY C AL I FORNIA A l.CGCNO ..i- i JUNE ALEXANDER ~ Of ,,,. _,,Of ..__. °' 0ranve County, ~ ...... . '"' . ... ' ZC 83 -7 P Reagan bids to salvage peace plan President eonlacls Arab leaders alter Kins Huuein ' rej e(!tion WASHINOTON (AP) - Pretldent Reaaan la contaotlna Arab leader• In an effort to aalvace hi• Mid dle Eut peace plan followlna Jordanian Kina Jlu11eln11 refu1al to join In ne1 0\la\lon1 on behalf ot the PaJeaUnlanl. Rffgan. 1peak1na to report.en fol l owing Hu11eln 1 1 announcement ye1nerdar. blamed "radical element•' ot the P a l estine Liberation Organization for Jordan'• decl1lon not to join the peace talk.a. But he volced hope that an ~ment 1Ull can be reached. Indeed, the president'• spokesman said today "there la reason to believe" an agreement House won in raffle after delay By The A11oclated P re11 Rae Shea thought it was "a joke" when the caller informed her that her mother had just won a $175,000 house in a Lions' Club raffle. etlll an be f.uhloned alo"I the llnH of the tent•tlve QfOt rcat'hed by HuNeln end Pl.iO c halrman Yu1tr Arafat, who wu aald to have 1ubloquenUy rcneied. .Keaaan'1 1poketman, L.arry Speakea, Mid the prealdent "will not be deterred" ln hla ateempl8 to neaoUate a Mtdeaet peace. "We'd made aubet.antJal proanJM and we think that Is an tndlcallon we can move forward," Speakee Mid. Reagan . dlacuul ng the troubled quest for a Mldeaat peace as he returned to the WhJee House from Camp David, Md., yeaterday. said he talked by telephone with Hus.win and King Fahd of 8audJ Atabla. 8pHkl'I Mid Rea&an alto 1poke with K.Jna Hauan ot Morocco and would talk with other heedl of 1tata ln lhe rep>n today. ln a blunt 1tatamont IHued yeaterday by hi• aovernment ncwe acency, Hu.eln called off hla eerie. of meet.l.np wtth PLO chairman Yueer Arafat and Mid Jord a n "will neither act 1epara tely nor Jn lieu of anybody elle I n M iddle Eaat peace neaotlaUona." Jordan'• announcement ca.me u a top PLO rnoderaee waa slain In Portu aal, an H1&11lnatlon claimed by a Syrian-backed group that oppoee9 any move to negotiate with Iarael. "' WtrepMtoe ln an oftldal comment today on Hu1Hln'1 announcement, Syrtan r•dlo aald ''Syria'• pr edlcUon of th• failure of lmpert.al1tt American and Zlonlat plan• to rule over the Arab nation •.. NII now •tarted to talut Its COW'M." The kine'• decleratlon could doom PresJdent Re-aa.n'• peace propoeal, which wu bued on the protpect that HUIMln would Joln In neaotleUona with larael aa a repre1enta1.lve for the Palest1niana. Under the Reagan pl4n, the negotlatora would arranae for "autonomy" for the PalesUniana ln the Iaraeli-oocupled West Bank and Gaza Strip, in cloae uaoclatlon wtth Jordan. Huntington 's Viola Bird dies at 71 Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Huntington Beach resident Viola B. Bird, who died last Thunday while on a vis.it to San Diego. Mrs. Bird, 71, was born in Coffey County, Kan. She and her late husband managed hot.els and resorts at the Grand Canyon , Salt Lake City and Lake Mead. No joke. It took the B uen a Park civic club more than 11 months longer than planned to sell enough $100 tickets to cover the property, but in the end there was enough Sunday for Linda Brook's house plus $85.000 for the Lions' sight and hearing progr ams . chairman Kurt Vanderweat said. Wah Frisbie (left ) holds top liar tro phy Her survivors include a brother, Robert Bazil, who was a longtime member of th e Huntington Beach Planning Commission. a nd Stan Daniels spins his tale. "My mother is going to be amazed," the 19-year-old Shea said. "This is what she wanted all her life." It was the first house she'd ever owned, she said. The family rents. Tall tales take root in big desert· spin off Friends may call at Pierce Brothers Smiths' Mortuary. 627 Main St.. from noon to 9 p.m. today. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the mortuary. More than 500 people were present at yesterday's drawing for the two-story, three-bedroom house, but Mra. Brook and her husband, Mike. were out to d inner and a show when the drawing took place. The Lions had twice postponed the drawing because they had not sold enough of the $100 tickets. Jn the e nd, almost 3,000 dona tlons were received, including 90me from as far away as Massachusetts and Texas. BORREGO SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) -There were some corny stor ies floating around the campfire in this year's "liar's contest," an event dedicated to the memory of Peg Leg Smith, a Kentucky-born trapper who claimed he discovered gold only to loee it. According to contestant Don Pohl of Forest Hill, Smith tried raising corn in the Southern California desert but temperatures got so hot the com started popping. Peg Leg's mules thought at was snow so they froze to death, Pohl said. See And Compare ••• H1•nclrecls of 19831/2 and 1984 auto1noblles. More than 25 De11V .01oclels you&1ay never have seen before! Nineteen contestants met under a star-filled Aru.a-Borrego desert sky Sat~y to see who could out-talk the other about the legendary Smith. Against a Sant.a Rosa Mountain backdrop, Walt Frisbie, 67. told his winning yam about the ·•sand slider" -a rock-eating creature with ski:like feet that collects treasure m a kangaroo.-type pouch. Frisbie's fib about the slider that found some gold for him earned him a bowling trophy and the title "greatest liar of them all." J. Mariscal dead at 81 Services will be held Thursday for Janet W. Mariscal of Balboa Island, who died Thursday at the age of 81. She is s urvived by her husband. Joseph and sons Daniel of Sherman Oaks, Richard of Tallahassee. F·uneral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach. <HIJ in your int.ere.st ml£ here.) 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, con· sider thi~ ~guarantee each month you'll get 13 more than the rate paid on 13 week U.S. 'Ifeasury Bills, or our minimum rate, whichever is greater. Currently, our minimum rate is 10% annual interest. To open your Commercial Credit Money Market Account, you only need $2,000. And you may add or withdraw any amount at anytime. H yom balance dips below our $2,000 minimum, you still earn .41 Gloria Allred set for Irvine speech Lawyer Gloria AJlrecl, a much-publJdz.ed advocate for women'• rtshta, wlJI be featured iue-t April 19 at a dinner meetlna of the United Jewl1h Welfare Fund of Orange County. The dinner will be at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. It la oi>en to all women who make a mlnirnwn $100 gift to the 1983 UnJted Jewlah Wellare Fund Campaign. Cost of the dinner la $18. ~ More infonnaUon about the dinner may be obtained by calling the Jewish Federation of Orange County in Garden f rove at 530-6636. • Blood pressure seminars for Laguna Beach senior citizens are being offered this month through the Laguna Beach Senior Citizens Club. SenJors will learn how to control blood pressure through diet, exercise and medication at the clubhouae, 384 Legion St., Thursday and Monday at 1:30 p.m. For lnfonnation, call 497-2441. • Three 1979 graduates of Newport Harbor High School have been named to the UCLA Mardi Gras '83 corrunlttee, which controls the Largest student-run event in the nation. Dave Robdy will be in charge of parking, field operations and booths. Gena Haddo1 is in charge of television coverage and Ferne Miller is liason between community groups and the corruni t tee. The Mardi Gras raises money for UniCamp, a summer spot in tae San Bernardino Mountains for underprivileged children. The festival opens at the campus May 20. • Members of the 1963 senior class at Huntington Beach High School are seeking the whereabouts of classmates so they can plan a 20-year class reunion. Graduates can cont.act the high school or call: Sherri (Crl11man) Long at 531-2518; Carolyn (Pearson) Ramua at 960-5136 or Kathy (Gwme11) HUI at 840-4012. • Family counselor Rosalie H111on will discuss the myth of the superwoman -the career woman and mother -during an April 19 lWlCheon of the Irvine Business and Professional Women. The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m . at the Hungry Tiger restaurant, 2101 E. F.dinger Ave. in Sant.a Ana. Reservations can be made before Friday by contacting Tina Benson at 833-9704. The public is invited. • "Architec ture Laguna '83" an exhibition o f Laguna architectural design is on display at the Laguna Beach Public library through April 29. Local architects have exhibited local drawings, scale models and books of their works, as well as a slide show of completed projects. 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After yean of debate, ugument and even lawauita over expa:naion of John Wayne Airport there now 1eema to bo a faint hint of pouible agreement between the city of Newport Beach apd the county Board of Supervilors. . C1Uzens of the noise-impacted community have bitterly fouaht any attempt to increNe the number of jet fllghta out of t h e air port or even to Improve inadequate ground accommodations for passengers for fear this might lead to further expansion. Now f'ifth District Supervisor Thomas Riley has come up with a two-way proposal -increase the allowable number of daily take-offs from the present 41 to 55, but at the same time explore the possibility of putting a permanent freeze on the higher number. Such a deal, some Newport Beach officials believe, wou~d be &1Xeptable, if it could be made to stick. The ongoing fear m the community Ls that any increase in flights would just lead to more lncreaaes in the future, especially since the supervisors not lbng ago came to the rather unfortunate conclusion that there is no other suitable county site for a large airport. A guaranteed cap on flights out of John Wayne wol,lld mean that the search for another site would have to continue if the oounty'a air service needs are to be met in the future -and that's just what Newport would like to see. However, county legal advisers have expressed the opinion that such a guarantee would not necessarily be binding on fu ture supervisors, so it could be an empty promise. , But Riley believes it is worth exploring the questi~n. of placing a legal limit on future take-offs and New~rt officials say they're glad the idea of a binding agreement is a t least being discussed. Whatever the outcome, this is a welcome change from the ···daggers drawn" approach to airport matters that has characteriz.ed the city-county relationship in recent years. Riley's proposal doubtless will come up on Wednesday when the supervisors are expected to select among 13 proposed alternatives for airport expansion. No alternative could please everyone, but if tempers can be cooled a little there may be hope . for some reasonable compromise. Special teen license With teen-agers making up 7 percent of California's driving population, but accounting for 14 percent of vehicle accidents, the Department of Motor Vehicles is well-advised to stiffen licensing procedures for 16-and 17-year-old drivers. Beginning in October, the OMV will issue a "provisional license" to the teen-agers to supplement the present school driver education requirement for applicants under 18. The special license, to remain in effect until the driver's 18th birthday, will be issued after completion of 30 to 40 hours of practice driving with a licensed adult and passage of a 46-question quiz instead of the present 36-question exam. While operating a vehicle under the special license, the young drivers ~ll face special, penalties for infractions or involvement in accidents. These will include license suspensions and probation periods of varying lengths, during which the new driver mu8t again be accompanied by an adult over the age of 25. DMV offtrials hope the new prooedure will make it possible to identify young problem drivers and correct their negligent habits before they get into serious trouble. Because of the disproportionate involvement of teen-age drivers in traffic accidents, there have been serious pro~ to raise the licensing age to 18. But this could be a hardship in California where many young people are as dependent as adults upon regular use of a car. The stiffer licensing requirements and cloeer supervision of novice drivers appear to be a reasonable compromiae that will E hamper the activity of teens who take pains to drive safely. d the threat of further restrictions for careless driving ubtless will sharpen their awareness of highway safety rules. Oponoons l'•Prl'\~td '" lhe sp,ne •t>ove .ire lhOW of lhe Oaoly Potol Otntr Vot.•W\ P• press~ on tno\ pa9e are lhO'it' 01 I he or authOr\ and art •SI\ Reader comml!'nl os 1nv11 td Address The L>a ol y Potot. P O Bo• 1S60, Co~•• Mew. CA 921>11> Pl\Ol'P C/U o 64J 43?1 MAllBDX The cy cle goes on To the Editor: Refer ence is made to the report in the Daily Pilot wherein aome governmental geniua is now advocating (again) the widening of the Coast Highway as it pames through the Mariners Mile etc. 1bett cer1ainly ought to be a requJ..rement for an intelligence tiest tn order for anyone to fill a public oUkie of any kind. • When we first moved here • tome 40 years ago we had a C.OUt Hlgbway and a bridge and everything flowed quite nawrally for many yean, then CJIW or more of our public brains decided It would be much better t1 we widened a portion of the Coeal Hipway adjacent to the tJridce and on both aides Ulettiof. Sheer genius. So they did and lo and behold, the bridge~ too narrow. So many years of agitation ensued until a new and wider brldse y.ru built and apin the traffic evened out.. albeit there at times were slowdowns at peak Umes, but that is quite normal even on the ~ways. So now It appears we muat widen the highway once again and therefore u .aoon u that ia done we must have either a wider bridae or another one and of ooune this cycle ahould ao on ad infinitum. Shakespeare once wrote "What fools the.e mortala be" but lw neglected to mendon that Dne are more foola than othen. ALAN L. BLUM Communist thinking? I To the Editor: T he cartoon In the April & Dally Pilot lndlcate1 a slck d emocraUc mind or a abarp om m u nlst •c thinker. Very earefully th• trap la latd to tllflUlllDCI the unJcnowing. r 8bould D Salv.Mtor follow tn &he footstep9 of Nk!aragua then OMNGI! COAST lllily Pilat ,__-=::-=·--.. .. =--..... , .. -CA the Pilot and staff can stand along with thote who helped depose the Shah in Iran and Somoza ln Nlcar.,ua. And what lovely peaceful mwderen you wW help put into power. If they emulate the "kX 11 rn oi Iran and Nleara,ua '°" abould ~f'iWT ~i:mo Uny D.__. ......... ,_ ..... .. ,....,.. .............. ,, GREAT NEWS, HONEY~ ... THOSE MORTGAGE RATES THAT , SEEMED'OUT OF SIGHT~ HAVE JUST DROPPED 10 MERELY 'OUT Of REACH'!.:. New Soviet super-weapon WASHINGTON -The Kremlin has been shrill in its denunciatio n of President Reagan's dream of a sci-fi umbrella to ward off Soviet missiles . But th e most frightening military intelligence report I've seen in years warns that the Russians are beginning to produce a surface-to-air missile that might be able to shoot down some U.S. strategic missiles. Ironically, this could put the Soviets in violation of the 1972 U .$.-Soviet treaty that the Kremlin claims Reagan's futuristic w eapon would tr~. THE SOVlET super-weapon is the SA-12. Tests monitored by the CIA showed that the SA-12 successfully s hot down Soviet missiles roughly equivalent to U.S. Pershing 2 mlssilea, which have an 1,800-kllometer range. That means the Pershing 2s - whose planned deployment in Western Europe has aroused such vociferous protest -may well be obsolete before they're put in place. Thia would be 9CJ1rY enough. But what is truly hair-raising about the SA-12 la that lt may be capable of knocking our Poseidon Does the State of California need lobbyists in Washington to look out for lta interests? While there la a divergence of opinion on the subject among legislative leaders, the employment of lobbyist.a to represent California see~ ridiculous at first blush. For the state has the largest congressional delegation of any state of the union , 45 congressmen in all. With such a huge delegation it would seem the state's interests are already well looked after. NOT SO, says Democratic Congressman Do'n Edwards of San Joee. who thinks It would be a great mistake not to employ Q -JA-Cl-11-D-IRS_D_I -~ missiles out of the sky. The Poseidons are the submarine-based long-range miuiles, the supposedly invulnerable leg of our nuclear weapons Uiad. Yet this is precisely what the CIA suggests ln its ·•special weap0ns intelligence review" - a just-completed report that ia cl~ified several levels above top secret. Though access to the report is restricted to a handful of high officiah, details of its cont ents were given to my 8880ciate Dale Van Atta. He also saw a related State Department report on the subject so highly classified that even its code word is top 8eettt. The State Department experts suggest that the Russians developed the SA-12 as a weapon to use against tactical nuclear missiles, such as the La.nee and the Pershing lA. And because "the distinction between strategic and tactical ABM systems is not well defined" in the 1972 treaty, the SA-12's development wasn't professional lobbyists. "They can save the state millions of dollan every year." He may be right but it leaves the citizens to wonder what in the world their congressmen are doing. The debate arises as the Legislature and the governor consider hiring lobbyists to replace thoee who served under the previoua administration. necessarily a treaty violation. But in addition to their obvious difference in range. tactical and strategic missiles differ ln their speed. Generally speaking, the bigger the bang, the faster the flight. Thus a Pershing lA travels its 1 ,800-kilometer distance at 8,000 fps (feet per aecond). The Pershing 2 is faster. The Poaeidons have a speed of 19,000 fps, while the Minuteman m. our best land-baaed m.i.saile, has a speed of 24,000 fps. BUT IT MAKES no difference to an anti-missile missile how far the incoming target has been traveling; all that matters is its speed. And the CIA r e port suggests that the SA-12 is fast enough to intercept one of our 19.000 fps Poseidons. This means that the SA-12, designed originally to ward off U.S . short-range tactical missiles, might be capable of defendina . the Soviet.a' land-baaed ICBMS again.st our sub-baaed long-range missiles. If the SA-12 can in fact shoot down a Poseidon -or even lf the Soviets only think it can - thia would destroy the deterrent that many believe to be the only thing that keepa the Kremlin from nuclear aggremion. For the fact la that the 81Ate has been hiring lob byist• in Waahington for a number of years. It started in a small way but under Gov. Jerry Brown the Waah.lngton office expanded into a full blown organization, although, aa it turned out, most of their time wu spent doln g political errands in behalf of Brown's ambition• to be President. At some point legislative leaders came to the view that a lobbying staff engaged by the governor waan'l enough. Each house hired its own lobbyist.a. often w orking in opposite directlona to each other aa well Clubs show 'men will be boys' It has been perhaps a dozen years since I last visited the Century Club in New York, as the luncheon guest of a member. I recall that It was both a soothing and a stimulating experience. Since that tranquil time, profeulonal and academic women ln that city have begun campaianlng for admiaion as members. Some of the male members aupport thia change, while moat of the otbere - lncludint a surp rlalnaly large number of "liberal" names - strongly oppole lt. THE LADIES proclaim Ube.rty. equalUy and fraternity as compelling reuona for opening doou to both aexea; the recaldtrant memben lna1at that thia would lrrevoc:ably alter the "character" of tho club in a fundamental way. A. of this writlna. th• ar1ument, whit• heated and protracted on both atdel, '""" to ~ a standoff. In my own view, t he mal e members have been le• than candid about their reel ttUOOI tor oppucln• the adm.iuion of women; and maybe they themMlves are not awar• of them. Perhape lhey are even ~y~olthem IYlllY Ullm ~· ~'~ ~ -for they have less to do with the "character" of the club than with the psychic need.I of the men. The fact I.I that men do not want to keep women out of thelr c lubs because they feel condescendingly superior to them, but rather because they feel lrre1i1Ubly influenced by them. Jt la well-known that women develop earlier than men. bo\.b bloloakally and emotionally. What I.I not ao well recoplJ.ed le that a leraer portion of a ,Ul tuma into a woman than a bey tuma into a man. Men tend co retaln a 1rea,er residue of 111111 ''Where frff tnautu&.lona are ~ to the IOU and IDSl have \ht habit ot liberty, the ~re• will cortdnue to be tbe Fourth &atate, th e v11 Uant auardlan of th• rtah ta ot iM Ordinary dtlmn." Wlm1an Qu.rcblll boyishness for a lifetime, and their chief enjoyment when alone with other men Is to regress to this earlier state, in speech, in posture and in behavior. Thia obae.rvation can easily be .documented Ln many waya: in men'• Ungerin& attachment to their early IChooll and c:ollegoee; ln fraternal ~dona, where they can doo Peculiar hata and other symbolic trapptnaa and award t h emselves 5andloae titles. like little bo up and playln a 1ol~r; In t cir 1ecret 1l1 n1 a n d cov •rt clubhoueea ind all the ancient rlwall of ~t dnarm. B INGO : The Justi ce Department'• proposed legial.ation to ban bingo games on Indian reservations hu drawn heavy fire from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Bingo has become big business on some reeervationa, which are generally exempt from state laws. The Justice Department proposes putting the bingo games under atate control. In a -memo to the Interior Department's legialallve COUNel, BIA offici.aJs said they "strongly oppoee" such a move. The BIA argues that bingo revenues h el p tribal governments to become self-sufficient, aa President Reagan wants. SMUT GLUT: The overburdened Customs Service has already been put to work on two favorite Rea,an administration projects -Operatkm Exodus. to cut the now of high-technology exp<>rta. and Operation Greenback.. to stop the laundering of ill-gotten money oveneaa. Next, I'm told, the customs agent• will be ordered to crack down on imported pornography. No name yet for the propoeed crackdown program. Operation Smut Glut, maybe? as those employed by the governor. Although Gov. George D~ukmejian seems to favor keeping aome lobbyist representation at the nation's capital he questions the need for a l1aff as large as that maintained by bis predecemor. Alt for the LeRistature, Senate President Pro "tempore David Roberti has already contracted for the services of a part-Ume lobbyist but argues that there is a need for a full-time lobbyist "just watchdogging cuts in allocations to the state which can have a treme ndous Impa c t on California." But Speaker Willie Brown disputes that, contending that the state will be much better .erved by contracting with profeaional Washington lobbyi.sta u the need arises. ACCORDING to Brown, much of the time of the 10-called· lobbyists is spent escorting "visiting firemen" around on aight...aeei.ng toW'8 of the capital city. Whether or not the alleged need for lobbyista an.. &am a failure of the oong:raamen to do their jobs, it appee.n &he practioe of usin g them will continue· either throuah emploYtna them or, u Speaker Brawn lavOtl, the occasional contracting when needed. A n d lobbylats h ired by pernmonW enUtiee ii nothina' new. Many dtl• and count.lea send lobbylata to Sacram•nto. A nd Lot Ancelea alao has k>bby1111 In WMhlJ\atOn. I MONDAY, APAll. 11, 1883 WEDDINGS ENTERTAINMENT COMICS 82 83 85 The •uccess of "GhandJ" on pij TY is expected lo be limltet.I el'en ii the (Jim wins an Academy A ward tonight. B4. D ~ ' 0 8;11 Wheeler is shown how to take an assailant (David Dye) down with his cane. Wayne Tourda, seated as in a wheelchair, dumps Officer David Dye on his backside during demonstration at Orange Coast College. t Turner of Costa Mesa applies pressure to weak part of David e's hand. \ ~A strange bedfellow. • • , ~ood right hand goes on good left arm By DANIEL Q. HANEY , _., allltecl ,,_ WrtW , -BOSTON -At first, hia newly pl.OC'ed hand was "a strange bedfellow," says William Andenon. But slowly, he has learned to ...,.-eciate having hia right hand attached to his !Wt arm. .. Now it'• become a friend," Anden1<>n said aa WU di9charged from Maauchu.et1a General ta1 &her a bizarre medical ordeel that bepn : .years a,o durtnc a Memorial Day ob.ervation Concord. Powder placed in a Revolutionary cannon explodod prematurely. The blut tore off hia left hand, laving only thumb. By cotnddence, he abo lost the thumb of riaht band. The other four fingen were Ith)' but Uleleel beaau.e of nerve damaae lh rilbt arm. Flnally, docton pve up bope that hia ~ ner'YW would heal. On Feb. 22, eight ~ worked 19 hours IWitchlna hia aood ~t band to the stub of h1I bl!'wn-off left hand. Ewfl ~ hia ftnaen are still numb, he F.an.dY hoJd a cup In hia t.ranaplanted hand. awl 1'hen the nerves pow a.ck, doc1on hope the •-~ Andenon will be able to move hia ....,. and do llmple chores. , 111 hope to be ible to IOlld my camera. button cook food, do the th&J\11 of my life," Ill.Id a phoeosrapbn' from ~. ''M pay aolf by d_w ~I'm . 40." y 'I1M decMior\ to to W'OUlh wttn the operadon _. dilfteult. ''I WM ICaNd to deeUl,'' ht •ya. . And he rememben well the days after ~ operation when the bandages slowly came off, and a hand appeared where none had been before. "At fint It was a strange bedfellow," he said. ''It looked very strange. Suddenly I'm looking at a hand with flngera. A hand! It'• like ¥,etting married to someone you don't know.' Durin8 the long operation, the doctors had to 1eavenae nerves and tendons from other parts of hil body, change the length of hla fingera and reainnge the nerves that work them. They took extra tendons from hia right arm . . Nerves gathered from hia lea were U8ed to connect h1a wrilt to h1a palm1 , In their new poaltion, the fl.ngen were not the right length. The little finaer had to do the work of an index finaor, and in compu;.on to hia other finaen, lt wu too short. So the dociots ahortenec:I })la other finaen. Then they rearranaed the nerve of hia hand. The goal wu to make what had ond9 been a little ttnaer act like an index ft.ncer. So the nerves that once ran to hia little flnaer were hooked to hia index finaer and vice vena. The nerve. of h1a other two flnpn were 1witched around aa well. Dr. Jamea W. May Jr., the chief 1urpon, laid Andenon'• nerves are ll'Owinc bllek at a raw of an Inch a month, IO It Will probably take about a year to repln feelJ.na and mwement ln hil hand. May cauUoned that the tranaDlanted hand wU1 never work aa well aa an ord1nary one. But he added, "We hope !'e wW be able to do a nwnber of taka llinlJehandedly." A limUar oper.tlon w• performed Dec. 17. 1981 at Jewllh HoepUal ln LoWMlle, Ky. ( Handicapped ••• Can take fight to the attacker By LEE PAYNE Ofltie~PllotaYft Does the fact that a person must use a cane, crutches or a wheelchair mean he La an easy target for muggers, pune-snatchen or worse? Not according to Wayne Tourda, holder of a fourth-degree black belt, master of Alkido and parttime self-defense instructor at Orange Coast "This is not karate. We are not challenging anyone to light. We just want to be left alone." College in Cosia Mesa. "Limited mobility does not mean that an individual cannot defend himself," he explains. ''There are 3,000 ways to meet an attacker. The person with limited mobility, even 90me0ne in a wheelchair, simply has to select the methods that will work for him." 'l'ourda and his assislant, Costa Mesa police officer, David Dye, demonstrated a few of those ways for 10me b&ndicapped studenta at OCC last week 81 a part of the achool'a Rape Prevention Week. The demonstration was at the invitation of Larry Greer, OCC'a inltructor of adaptive physical education programs, in the hope of encouraging enough peo~le to lip up for the achool's first handi~pped defenM clua. "This is not karate," Tourda explained. "We are not challenging anyone to a fight. We just want to be left alone. With Aikido we are encouraging others to leave us alone by showing ·. that we are capable of aelf defense." How does Aikido work? When aomeone grabll you, your instinct is to pull away. You pull. He · pulls. But you loee becauae you have limited mobility due to your handkap or simply because the other fellow ia bigger than you are. "In Aikido," Tourda aaya, "we don't waste time ln a pulling contest we are sure to io.e. We attack. But we ao It with a minimum of force, a minimum of strength, by turning our opponent's momentum against him." For tho&e with doubts, Bill Wheeler of Costa Mesa, who walks with two canes took a little instruction. David Dye, a 200-pound Costa Mesa police officer, grabbed Wheeler's cane and found himself on the floor. Then Tourda, sitting in a chair to simulate a wheelchair, laid Dye on the floor again. "But It ia not llOl'nething you learn in an hour's demonstration," Tourda cautioned. "Aikido involves the mind 81 well u the body. First we teach you how to think, to react automatically. That takt'S time ... U enough handicapped people at OCC and in the community are intel9ted and lip up with Greer at OCC, we may someday .ee mucgen with wheelchair tracks all over their bodies. William Andeno~ 35, indieatee with hia ardlleial riPt arm where hla risbt hand wa1 med to replace hil left haaa in an operation at Ma11HhUMttl General Hoap&tal lb w..U ap. He:ro. 1a11 ..,, .._. Ii 1977 la an aeeld•t blYOIYtiij a RnolathsnWar 81 Orange Oout OAIL.V PILOT/Monday, April 11, 1983 Allll UNOllS His discipline a catastrophe DEAR ANN LANDERS: My frtond 11nd I an: at odd.a about the manner In which he dladpllnes hi• 3-monlh-old kitten, Tessie. John la an educatOO penion, not vlol~nt In any way, nor la he mean-spirited. He livet alone Te.le is feisty but well-mannered. John has come home a few t.1mel W> find Te.le has torn up newspapers and strung toilet tlaue around the house. Rc.'<..-ently she wet the rug. I became upset when John told me he puts Tessie In the refrlge.rator for five minutes as punishment. He says there I.a no chAlnce that she could suffocate, and it works wonders. Please express your opinion -NINE LfVES in DES MOINES . DEAR NINE: My cat maven, Rhoda Pritzker, was borrlfted when I read ber your letter. She said Jolan 1hould not be allowed to bave an animal becaate be doesn 't know bow to treat one. Moreover, T'11te does not relate1 the discomfort of tbe refrigerator to anything 1be bas done, 10 tbe punt1bment It useless. Every cat 1bould have a sandbox. They are tbe most fastldloas of creatares and will not wet on a rug 11nle11 tbey are desperate. Tessie should be kept In tbe kitc hen away from tollet pape r, newspapers and anytblng that can be strung around tbe house. John 1bould be put lo the freezer. DEAR ANN LANDERS: \'Our answer to the woman who labeled her sister's marriage "the same as prostitution" was perfect. I would like to descnbe my wife's behavior under similar circumstances. When her hormones win over her stric t, religious upbringing, she will enter my bedroom (hers is in another part of the house), place thumbtacks on the window shades and curtains, lock the bedroom door and place a chair against it in case the Jock should fail. She then throws a bath towel over the alann clock so the glowing numerals will not cast any light. There have been times when I have asked her to come to my bedroom, and she has offered me money to "forget 1t." No adVlce is necessary. Ann. It's just a matter of time before 1 pack my bags and dear out. -HAD IT IN trr AH DEAR UTAH: Not lately, I'll bet. Tbanks for writing. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Re garding "Louisville Prechcament," who was forced to move back with his folks due to the ec."Onomy. you are HTSHOB B'f A8HLlrlQH &AILLIANT IT'S A V&"R. &L.OW P R OCESS TO CREATE THE CONDITIO NS IN WMICH TMINGS CAN Bli: DONE VE~V QUICKLY. ~........_. "ll IS a Van Gogh kind of day." nght on, Ann. Communication is the key. What I read in hLS mother's inquiry is not "nosiness'' but concern -the same concern th.at prompted her to accept her independent college graduate back into her home. U "Louisville" wants to protect his privacy, he could bunk at the Salvatio~ Anny and eat in a soup kltchen. Then nobody would ask him any questions. Where is it written that parents must put out the welcome mat for an adult child because the economy is rough? -ALSO ANNOYED DEAR ALSO: As • r•reot I can't lmaglne saying "no," but I've hear from plenty who woald -and bave. Weddings Greoko1-Hana1on Kathlllctn Elisabeth Han•on ot Irvine and Michael Alben Ocrako., UC Irvin '• head buoball coot•h , exch.anged wtddlna vow• Aprtl 10 t.n the Community Church Conar .iallonal, Coron• del Mar. They will lJvo In lrv[n . The bride Ui tht1 dauaht.er of Mr. and Mrt. Forreat M. Powena Jr of Irvine Shf' attendtd &nt.a Barbara City Collea and now work• In the penonnel deparunont at UCI. Hill-Foreman Cotherlne S uzanne Foreman and Douala• Andrew Hiil wcrv married April 9 ln Chriat Church by the Sea Unit- ed Methodist Church, Newport Beach. They will live In Sier-re Madre, rouowing a wedding trip to the Yucatan Peninsula. Parents of the newlyweds, who are graduates of UC Irvine. are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Foreman of Newport Beach and Mr. and Mrs. C Dean Hill of Huntln~ton Beach. Catherine HUI Wedding~ & ____ .Gi_n<jf:!<j.emenl~ The Daily Pilot wants your wedding and engagement news. To help you submit the required information, forms are available at the Daily Pilot office, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. For weddinJls, only a black and white photo of the bride is acceptable. Snapshots, Polaroid and color phota.9 can't be used. The photo must be submitted no later than three wee ks after the w e dding, otherwise it will not be published. En gagement information is to be submitted at least seven weeks before the wedding. Forms and phota.9 can be dropped off at the office or mailed to the Editorial Department, Daily Pilot P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626. Tamra Caserlo K~rry-Rohrer Follow1ng a honeymoon in Mexico, Mark Anthony Kerry and his bride, the former Lynda Kay Rohrer. will reside in Long Be ach They were married April 9 in the Commun1 ty Church Congregauonnl, Corona del Mar The bnde, dau1zhter of Mr. and Mrs. ftonald William Rohrer o f Newport Beach, is a USC graduate and employed by Gallo Wine Co. Coaerio-Leoch Tamra Lynn L,.eac:t( and Alan Kent CaMrld wttre marrtt'd March 24 lu the Loa An&ch~ Mormon T mple 'they will rc1ldc In La Joli tollowlna a honeymoon 1n Hi.wan Their purentt arf.! klchard and Sa ndr Leat h and Fred an Murjorle Cui.eno, all o Laguna &uch Th\• brid'· attended Brigham Youni Umvcrslty H.er husbanc\, <tttends UC San Dleao '16.50 OINllER FOR TWO Ant1pa<ilo S.1tads. 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Ca11to1n1• the natvra Of thl pr~~ 1~ v • • 92660 you, you a1!ou1c1 cont1e1 , ~------------1------------1 RAY OSCAR FISCHER, Tile bull,_. name used by tne AdOreM of the at>o¥e proC*fY le "8.IC NOTICE recorcseo on Nowmber 111, 19112, In aka RAY F ISCHER AND said tran1fllfor(1) at the office ot 2315 Weltmlnatar AYa .• Cot ta the above entitled acuon. ~ 0 F p ET J TI O N TO CROCl(ER NAttONAl BANI(, t28 ~-~~~~~~---~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~.CA.No~en~le~a ~~ Newport Creal Homeowners AD~INISTER ESTATE E Huntington Or Arc1dt1 io:_~u:_~ =~c::= =~!~·n~ ~Y:°::-rm~~ NO. A-117702 ~1tf1~1 91ooe. on or att., April of Truet, by,_ Of 1 braedl 0t ..., --.... ....... plalntlfl{a). oCJtalned • )\ldQtl*lt Ind To all heirs, beneficianes., lhe n1me and eadreu ot the default In the ot>llgltlonl -.ired ft,O .... _ decree of foreclo1ure end H I• cteditora and contingent person wttll Wf)()m ctalmS mey be thereby, heretofore e11ecuted and ....... ~cA-.tMJ' egalnttBrvoeA.Guywtteand&iean _.... f R y osc R tlted II CROCl(ER NATI ONA L dellvered to the underalgned a l'\.AINTW: OLIN ~I 1 l•H defendant(a), 10t me aum o1 cr.,..ltors O A A BANK 128 E Huntington Dr \w1tten Oeclaratlon of o.f8llft end CORftORATION, a Callloritla On• Thounnd Four Hundred FISCHER and penons who Arcadia, CaHfOtnll 91006, and the o.manct I« S-. and wnti.n notloa _............. Twenty Four end 211100 Oo4tar1. may be olherwiae Interested 1aa1 day ror llllng c1e1m1 by any ot brMdl and of elactlon to~ Dl,INDANT~ LITTLl,.ILD lewful money ol the UnlMd S11te1, In the will and/or estate: creditor ahell be Aprll 27 19113 th• underelg ned to ••II H id INVW~ COWMIY, INC. A e nd by vlrh11 of • writ or A tlti has....__ {!Jed wftid\19thebu"'-deybefonllhe property to aatlafy Mid obligatl0n6. C1llfor1tla ••r,eraUe11, IAM enl0toement In Mid action IMUICI ' peti on ~n co neummatlon date specified and therealte< the underelgned CUIA\118, WA&.TIR 1 . ARNOLD, on Nonmber 2•. t982. I am by MRS. CLYDE HUGHES eb0\1'8 caouaed Mid notice of bfeedl and ol HAL w. YINCINT, a"4f DOl8 t comrnanCSed 10 Mii .. Ille property In the Superior Court of So far a• I• llnown 10 said elaetton to ti. recorded o--nt>er .._.... .. .......,., ~~'!.5:."'~~:9;'~~ °' Orange County requesting Intende d Tranale<Hl•I u 1d 29. 1812 aa lnalr No. 82-457137, ol ...,_ON• lot 2. Unit 16 of Tract No that Mn Clyde H\4ghes be intended Tr1n1leror(a) uHd the MldOfTlc:felAlcOtda. C..Ne..._ 7817, H recorcs.o In Book 3011, . t. d I IOllOwlng•ddlllonelbuslnessnarnes Se id H ie wlll b• m•d•, but NOTICll Y• flaft ..._.. ewct. appoln e as persona and a ddrHsea within the three wllllout c0Yen1n1 or warranty. TM_.....,...,... ....... ,_, P•g•• 33 10 34· lnctualve 01 repn!8entative lo administer _..,. lul peat None ......._. =-1Qa ...-__. ........__ .............. Mlac*I_. Map&. In Ille Ol1lce ot ,_ •JCll'WM Ot •• ,......... ~.,, 1 • • ..._. ,_ -,_... ...._.. th• Orange County Recorder. the estate of Ray Oscar Dated '-lercn 30. 1983 po.....ion Of enwm ranoae, to ,.. ~ ...... IO.,........ CaHlomta. Fischer, Costa Mesa, CA APACHE GRAPHIC ARTS pay IN rM\lllnlnQ pr1ndpel eum ol Ille ............... Meow. L TO the no4a __,-by Mid DMd ol "....,.,WWI to_. the adWle °' Prope<ty I• more commonly (Under the lndependent • "·'ll0tnt1 ,_ ltnown .. 200 Colum.,.._ Unn 18 f Ea ...... Truat. wt1tl In..,....• In Mid now a n attorney In thl• miner. you N9wpor1 Baach. Clllfornll Administration o tales l•mlted Partnership pr0¥tded, adv-. H any, under ~ do ao promptly eo tl'lal your Together with Ill and tlnguler Act). The petition la set for By Henry F SantanQelo the lem>I Of Mid Deed of Trvet, Wfltlen ra1ponM, If 1ny. may ti. 1,,. •-••. lleredll-ll and hearing tn Dept. No 3 at 700 G-at Port.,., '-· ct>er911 and...,.,_°' Iha f9ad on llnw ""'°"'"""°"thereunto beiongln9 Civic Center Dr .• West, ~~.aprc:!__2arrio1n. TNat .. endolthetrwtaCf'Mteetby A\11101 Uate• tie •Ide 0tlnenywlM~atnlnO V'OI'..,.• _,,_ IMlld DMd °' Tl\let. Said ...... be d .. 111t•a4•. II trlllt111t1I '"... PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Santa Ana. CA 92701 on Intended Tranar...eeca1 held on Tu.de)', Mir\' 3, ,.., et .... ---Ud. ....... rMdl • GIVEN That on Wldneed•y. AprM May 4, 1983 at 9:30 a..m. Publl•h•d Orange CoHI Dally COIT GUARANTEED DRAPERY CLEANING 2:00 p.m., et the Cttapmen Ave. -.,. Ud. ,......... .....,. 27. 1883. at 10 oo o'clocll, a m o1 IF YOU OBJECT lo the Pl.tot. AprM t t, 19113 entrance to 111e Chrlo Ce nter •todlee.l..Mla~.,. ,,,., csay 11 Miln Lobby. 187'-83 Bulldlng, soo E. Chapman Ave., ..._, CourthouM 700 CMc Center ~ grantl.ng of lhe petition, you OrllnQlt. CA. 81 u11eo duH 1ollcller el w .. 1. Qty or Sant• Ana. 1 w111 ... should either appear at the ~At the time ol ..... bide oonM)O de un abogado en Hte th• i bo•• dHcrlbed property, hearing and state your may be made In OMfl and/or me • • u n 1 o . d • b • rl • h • c er 1 o u~ Mid wnt Ind cMcree. 0t 90 obt-ctlons or file writ ten NOTICE Of' P\atC IAU! CH hl•rt or certified cheCll • lmmad'Mlt-... de ..,. ~ mucfl lneraof .. may be,_.,, ,.. OF NRIOMAL ~"TY apeolfled In Olvll Cod• 8~tlon au raepuMt.a aeorlta. al hay alguna. 10 u ttaly n ld IUOQ,!'\•nt with objections with the court Notice I• hereby given th'l 2924" ll'*'e -l'9Qlatrada a~. 1n1er .. 11 ..o co111. to 1ne hlghelt belore th e hearing. Your pur1u1nt to MOiton 1038 of tM ~ At ttte time ol tll• lnltla l I. TO THE" DEFEHDAHT. A cMI blOder. tor c;aa11 In tawtvt money of appearance may~ In penon Code, State ol c1111ornl1 , the publcetlOtl of 11111 notloa. tne 10lal oomplelnt hH been llled by 1he tht United Stet-or bt your anomt>y un<ler~ned wlll 1914 11 publlc ..,. We guarantee in writing your deanable drapes will come back with ewn hems, perfect pleat folding and no shrinkage. Professional cleaning gets rid of hidden grime ... prok>ngs the life of your draperies. Avoid today's high replacement costs. We take down, clean and rehang your drapes looking Uke new. Phone for a free estimate during the 5'J,le and save 20%. fllll PIOCUP a l:JBIV9Y • CALL COMMUNtTY NIAHST YOU •AMAH&• -I . ...-C ........ _ ~ •MUMTWfOTON MACH 7* ...._,Aft, ·--Ma.- •COITA •IA 'nt New~ a ......... Ma..ol79 •LAGUNA MACH • TNH at. --1tMJNO •ll TOtltO ,_, D Twe IW. -·-"-IM-11 .. •IANTA AMA 1MI ldllltet A,,.,-·-·"·-·--.2111 •l'UU.aln'Ofil -a. ~A-_,,.... • IOUTM ~ CO. MaOt Del,,_ ... --•141M ·~ Oll01'1 ,_ 11111N A.._ •• '714171 •TU9flitl04tANGe ,_ lnlM ._ --111.-rl .~ -.n1 of me unpaid bel.-ice of the plalntlff eaatnat you. H you wfratl 10 D•led 11 S1n1a Ana. California. I y O U A R E A by oompetltlw bidding on the 2&th obf191tlon __, llY the al>O\le defanCI tllll lewault. you .-t. Within Merch 21. 11183 day 01 AP<"M, 18113, at 2: 15 o'Clc>c* deeorlbed deed of trull end H d•y• titer tlll• eummona le &RAO GATES. CRED.ITOR or a contingent p"'. on the premleaa ....,. Mid ' Mtlmated co11a. eJtpenHe, 111d ..wci on 'fOU, Ille With 11111 oourt • 8'*1tt·Cor-aedllor of the deceased. you property haa bHn atored, and advance• I• 1111,u 1 io To written reepoNa 10 tlle ciomplelnt County of Orange. CA must file your claim wilh lhe wnlch ere located at Publlo S1orege. ltllelmlne me DP9lllnO bid, you !NY UNaal you 6o eo, '°"' defU! wlll lly K. er-. Inc 2099 ~Ila Aw In the City Call (111t l ~. · be entered on application of Ille lergMnt court or preeent tt to the o1 ca.ta Meu, County of Orange. o.te: Merdl ao. 1"3 plelnll"· and 11111 ooun ~ant•• mo1on. us a VAN MMIRT penonal repre1entatlve s111e of Calll«nla. the 1b1ndoned T.O. SERVICE CO. ~t eoalNI you* the,...., WU........, om.. appointed by the court good•. chattlu or peraonal " Mid Trwt .. , demanded i\ the ~t. ~ 141i1te * Within four months from the ptoPe<ty datcrlbed below In the = 8::~Aiio 8:. = ~=:; ~~~ -,:'~~.~:.~., Dally date of f lrat laauance of ~ '1.ntoe _ 2 Tbll. 2 Foldng 8ult• 2CM or other r•ll•f req11eatad In Ille PllOt. Mer n. A9f •. H . 1983 letten u provided In Section Ct\elr, • c.rp.i, Minor. II Bo-. • ~)':f~ 921011·'°" ooo::::;i•J\ltll 2t. tN2 1'53-13 700 of the Probate c.ode of No-Oo Manne -Boat Patte, ~ PubHatted Otanf:. coaat Delly J. ,.._~Qerit P\llJC M)TIC[ California. Tbe time for Boue, lloal 81-Wllella. tni.1. .. -•-•-will not ex""'-No-Go Marine -HydreutlC Bo«' Pt!Ot, Aftftl 11. II, 8. 1"3 Kim I. Ot#lti...:::-o••NQI COU-...Y M' ... 10 .... L ...... ~ ...-~ p-..-11 Wood "--,,__ 1 1112..., llAllt1'9I "· nAMO. 1-. "'" °°""" "'" ,..... prior \0 four month11 from e;11';i. ........... -..... N ~Ctr.°'· •11N HAMOflt AmM. IMl'T'NCT the date of the hearing ~ irrv.tment• -Scrwi ~ ~ OA t2tlO ......... _ _.._... .......__ lo (71·~·-... 10 4191 .Mmll-1 _....., ,...,~ a....,,..,. -1.Lllnloet .. __, ....._. ....... CA-YOU MAY "'XAMlNE Sttn Mlrro•, Jr. -Frio. 0.. 'ubftltted anga Coaat Deity Plalatltta IDWARO olOHN ' .a. ChHI. 4 Alu111 Clletr., •101ur ftllol, Merell lt.. April '· 11, 11, •:ll91'T the fL1e kept by the COW'\. lf ClotlllnO. t eo..., ~cl. "' 1tN bu1 *"" '°""" o. NAWN, you are lni.reated In the Unci!Otd ,....,_ tr1e rtoN to * _________ ,_so._...,_ '"· 111• DOii ' tllr••tll 1t, 111&1.e, you m&)' f~a Nquelt 11 the Hie. Putottu•• mutt "8.IC llOTICl ......,. with \he coutt to receive Ndewlttl OWi onl)' and pelcStw ----............ -'!"~.,...,..,,_ .. ..!.. ':C:. 1p•c1 al not Ice of t be IM time of~. All~ 0,PIOI ~~·"1"1"· MOTICIJ-V:. .......... --ln~n\Ory of .... ,~ UMU =.:·.~-:i~ :c'~ COUNTY tW OMM09 T1le ....... ~·-:: and of the ped~ acoountl .... IUb,.m to ll'iOf oa1 : ~ "°'*°"::At,":. ..._. ,.. =--and report.a de1c:rlbed In •~ event or "''*'*'' • ,~r Nn•ort ore11 C=-:t.u....... Section uoo.o of th• ::r,s~.~= 1 ~ ~. -• Ya. • ,.., ,..... to ....... .,.."' Callfcmia Probe• Code. ~ ltQr .... Inc.~. 01t•ldel1t ~A.~•·· lft att9ffl.,. In tM• matter, '°" TBOMAI I . O'KSBf'E, 'vl>ll•lled 0r1n11• Coaat «>• .... No.a.01.. ._.. •• ~ .. ._~INC . IJ MARIO W. ~''·ti, tta .'w::.t::~~"":GA~TU, :::on-·" tlfl1, NY ... MAINkao, Ja •• nu N .. ..____ ,., ..... OfCaMlfnll.de~ ••1101 VelU -.. •141• 8 ..... WIJ, ..... •M, P.O. • tttat '" 111rt11• ar Oaar•• • •••r:•••• If ............ lea HH, IU&a A•, CA V~ 60n't ,_. • ..,r .. 11'oreol,1ura 111• l•I• lit t91• •:;••Ht• H•tta·Yll.-••• •• ITI~} Ila.Ult. "Or•w '"'"'Mien~ ....., OOllf't ef tM ~ 9' J -II • -.. U& ..... --,. aftd>M OrMel 0.... ~ .,..._ lft td II\ ... ~ ~~~~,. ,, ... ,.....,. • •••"• 41• •• 41111. h•'•• ...., .. u,-1a,lt..,.. 1~1'~11Mll, ClllMIW 011 ffeu"' .. •' 11, 1te , "' ... ·1 ........ 1a1.aa -- .. Soaps, Olympics to mix .on ABC lh' FRED ROTHENBERG " A~T~WYM« NICW YORK -Ftiarln.r thtit Luke Spent'Clr'1 abeen«.'tt would not mako the h art lfOW fond r. ABC haa changed Ii. plana and wlll now pr'Oir&m" ~lly da.e o1 aft.emoon 1<>ep durl~ Ii. extenalve 1984 Summar Olym~lcs coverage. 8ut thOIO pt.na WCN ch.t.npd becauae ABC teared eoep addict.I would not bo true-blue and would twit.ch to otht•r torlala un CBS and NBC. hou,.. • ct.y. nun.,;, tht ttm w .. k oi U'9 Olympk:a, the_,. wW run from 1·3 p.m. lilDT. The HCOnd w .. k'• 1port1 cov~r•1• wlll be lnten"Up\ed from 2·4 p.m. Normall')', ABC'• populur 1erlall, which attract larao htmalr audlencet, run from 12:30-4:30 p.m. Durlna lhe Loi AnplH Olyrnplal In July •nd Aug\at. the original Intention wu to 1how the games lntteod of "General Hospital," Luke Included, and ABC's five other I08p operaa. "We were roncerned about audle~ defecliona," John I..uarut. an ABC vice president for 1porl1 1&lH, uld lut week. "h wu dont for the 1ood ot the corporation . Sporta didn't object becau.e we know the Importance of keepln1 audience continuity In the aft.emoon. Nobody wantc!d to loee female vlewer1 because of a two-week hJatu.a." ABC, which hu promoted Its I08p11 aa ''Love In the Afternoon," will carry three 40-mlnute Prosrama totaling two ABC pald a r9"0rd $22~ million f OI' rlt}\t.1 w next yur'• Summer Gamet and had planned to broeidcatt 207 houn of Olympic pro1rammlng. Durlna wffkd.ay1, the pme1 were tch4Ktuled t.o run conlinuoualy from 10 a.m. EDT CO ~:30 p.m., breaklna only for local and national oew1 at nlihl. But the declalon frl1htened ABC'• corporate declalon-makera. Battle forming over LOS ANGELES (AP) -The grandsons of Darryl F. Zanuck stood to inherit millions under the terms of a will the late film tycoon's widow drew up 16 months ago. But when Virginia Fox Zanuck changed her mind and left her grandsons only $5,000 each, they went to courl to fight for what they b elieved was their rightful share of the inheritance. 49-year-old daughter. She won the bulk of the t>State when the wlll waa revised. "It's going to be messier than Oroucho," predicted Mrs. Pineda's attorney, Malcolm Ellis, noting that a son and daughter will be hghting over $10 million to $12 million as compared with the $400,000 awarded recently in the Marx case. "It's going to turn Into a bro ther vs . sister battle. . . . I just foreeee It becoming very meuy," Ellis said. Virginia Zanuck, a showgirl who married Darryl Zanuck when he was a young novelist. inherited moat of his property when the former 20th Century- Fox studios chief died in 1979 at age 77. She died in Palm S ri Oct. 14 e dwords MESA CINEMA ::: ;;.~.'''" 646-5025 Zanuck will at 75. ln December 1981 she drew up a will leaving hair her estate to Mrs. P1nf.!da and her family and half to Richard Zanuck and his family. But in March and April 1982. Virginia Zanuck rewrote the will, bequeathing most of her estate -including $1 m1lhon m cash and her jewelry and cars -to Pin e da . a Santa Monica housewife. Modest amount.I went to other relatives and friends. Richard Zanuck got nothing under the revision, and hl1 1001 were to receive only $6','. 000 each. Richard'• two daughters -Virginia and Janet, whom ElliJt said are in their early 20. and estranged from their father -were bequeathed $100,000. T< >~1 SELLECK BESS ARM~IRONG Marvel Jensen, resident organist at Santa Ana First Baptist Church, will be a featured soloist with Roger Wagner and the Los Angeles Master Chorale at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion The ensuing legal battle pits Dean Zanuck, 11, his brother, Harrison. 10, and -indirectly - th eir fath e r, film producer Richard Zanuck, against Darrylin Zanuck de Pineda, the lat e filmmaker's #1 ~- #2 "LOSll' IT'' <•> HIGH RoAD 1b CHINA . April 24 at 7 :30 p.m. IT'S TIME TO PEEL GOOD AGAIN. MAX DUGAN RETURNS ~ ··--···"" ... ,.. ... ~ -··-OD111-*-l111 RUFFELL'S UPHOl.STEIY, INC. ...... ~ ... --· 1922 HlllOl llVD. COSTA MBA -$ .. f. I 156 "Thoroughly original. Magical!' -EW YORK TIMES LocALHERO ~ ........ ~·:: .. ·.-:--~o ~ ··--·--.... ·--EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNT~ ENGAGEMENT MON-THURS. 7:00. 1:15 edwards LIDO INEMA ~i°'=::•o 673-8350 LUXURY THEATRES l at Twt Mlti•tt S..i1u CMll.Y S2JQU.ltss0tlltnrisdllttd S 1113rdjij•111tl6I~ 2551/~~-) FOR Funt EXCITEmEnTI V1s1tOvr ... ARCADE of GAMES• ~~. ". f;'," 1:05 3: U S:J5 7 .JS • 9.4~ f;l:NG m Of UFI La.:11 12:50 l :OO 5 00 7:15 9 :2S HIGH RoAo 'A:> CHINA a;i I 2.45 2 :55 5105 7:25 f ;35 to 01car Nomln•llon1 ......... ~ 12:413:005:117•••10111 • Aho llleven1~ ~~ T•• (l"O) • 01 The Chee.. ~ New Winnie .t__l.&L.. IHd•n (R).. l!Jl Th• f'ooh ... ..., Churluder Cattoon (G) auch P•rty(R) Chlld f'rlc.• 10 Otcar Nomln•llon• AlaoTheTO)' ll"O) t Otcat Nomln•llon1 E-T° THI t.XTRA c:E •le n.RRfSTRIAL Aho Dark Cry1tal (l'G) Orlv .. lnt Open •:4S Wknlthh I l :SO Wk1nd1 Children Underl2 fret Unless Noted THROUGH MAY 1ST AT SPIRES If It's 90.I h•nilles' you'll grab ..... faster In D•llY Piiot cl•uffled ... 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LAKEWOOD CfNHR SOUTH W&l, "' "MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD"1N1 .................. "L081N' IT",.. ------u.c.-. ..... --"OAMOHr'-11100&.aY~O ---locwl!y OI Concll••OOO 21l/5l1·9UO .. BAD 80Y8".,. ----··· ....... __ ..., ...... -..... -.. IMPOATHT ltOTICll CMILDAUI UllOH ll ftlH! ......... _ ....... __ ..., ...... i=--fl-·-•CM-·--tr1••CM-------~··Al~---·-- A~A••ot ~ ANAHEIM DRIVE IN _.1 ..... _ .. .,.. ... 0 '"Tl4R GA Tia CW HEU" -"'ZomlE" ........ " ...... 1.~IWll ..... ..,. "fflQH M>AD TOa.A" a.--..aWMOWLLM --....,,,..... " "THI! kACK t."\.ocoa~~"" ITALUOM ~"- "" 1 •,A ' A• I BUENA PARK ,>Uo;I >N ·.• ·' LINCOLN oll11.t "\.oelM' ""' .. -"ZAl"NOI" .... _ ...... .. UOMTMITOWll Gl'MAYNUD LAWJM&INIM.IY& r:=-· NlDOUOt4 WACfG.I ~~ T CHa1 Oil NlW 1::::. lf'l'EINATIONAL (C) ICl8•.0 AOOM <11) fMOCU MIQ( -1:00- 1 Cl) AACHll IONKEA'S Pl.ACE 8 LOY£. llDMrY e WONDER WOMAN DWOVE • • "Bunny 0 H.,t" (1971) Betit Dl-M. Emel! Bor~ i~MMWINE cm MOYIE • * • "Home Bel0<e Ottk" (19S8) JMn Slmmona. Rhollda '1elnlng tD FAONTlJN( I ~P\AYHOUSE ••~"Boys From Syrecuse" (1940) Mlrtlll Alyt, AllM\ Jontt tC)MOVIE ***'A Z" (1969) v ... 1Aoot81ld JNn.Loult Tr111t1g11ant <t:O MOVIE **'A "F0< Your E)'e' Only (19811 Roger Moore, Topal (()MOYIE • * * * "Hewts And Minds" (1974) Documenter; Oirtcleel by Peter Devis. UMOYIE • •~ "Conunentll C>Moe' 1'981) JoM a.lutN, 8lall' B<own -1:30- fJ Cl) FOOT If THE DOOR D QI FAMILY TIES Cl) CHAAUE'8 ANGELS e LIE DETrCTOfl 9 8AA8AAA WALTERS SPECIAL -t:00- 8 Cl) AUCE DQIMOYIE • * 'h "The Ctpiu<t Of Gruzty Adams" (1981) Din HIQQIW1Y, Kim Dlrt>y. 8 TO IE AHNOUHCED m w·A·s·H e GREAT P£AFORMAHCES l!l!)FAONTUNE -9'.30-e Cl) ONE DAY AT A Tit.IE D TWlJGHT ZONE HOU YWOOO Cl.OS£UP WOVll •• "~al flor Y(llJ" (1"2) lllllQ Cfa.llv. Jane Wyinan l•'UIA1l 1H YOU All<lD Q IT MAMHAl Oii.LOH woYll • * * ' C111111 "-8<;110t1 ( 18801 SM lltlty, All,. ..Wie Wm<.Nltt• CllMOVlf t t t 'The Sacitl P011<..,t\A1t ' Othet Ball" (11181) Jolln C '-*' Orllllm Chapman -10'.00- l bTF~l flfOflll'•~ MYWMHIAN )llZAMI MOW •• "I'm Otnclng At Fall Al I Can ( 1882) Jill Claybu<gh, N1,o1 Wiiiiam IOll -10:tO- urlMOVlf t t * C1n11 01 Tiit TtlAll\ 11118 11 Hiity Hamltn lllUteoct Oli.•I'< -10.15- <HJMOW * • Tiit SWOtO And The So1•0ft1 ( 19821 Loe Horsiey. Kathleen B11lloi -10:30- 61» IHOEPEHDENT NETWORK NEWS Ill!) FREEDOM TO SPEAK [Q) BARNEY MILLER IS HOUYWOOO -11-00- fJ 0 U l.f M. tJ~ NEWS U SATURDAY MIGHT 0 IH 8EAACH OF .. CD THE JEffEASONS Cl) MARY HARTMAN, MARY HAATMAH ~ P8S L.ATENIGHT rOl MOVIE • * ·urban Cowg•1ls 119811 veron• ca Hiit Hllaty '>ummers SJMOYIE * ''The Happy Hookllf Goeto HOily· W()Od" (1978) Mil/'111lfl !*wlCkt AdamWeat -11:16- ( Z) CINEMA.SCORE -11:30- fJ Cl) TRAPPER JOHN, M 0 D a! ™E BEST Of CARSON U ®.l ABC NEWS NIGHTLJNE U YOO ASKED FOR IT CD MOVIE * * * "Brohn Lance· 119~J SP<!< cer Ttac:y, Richatd WoOmat~ Q) SAMFORD AMO SON m 700ClU8 rl)MOVIE * • Till Marriage Do Ue Pim ( 1979) Uu<a Antonello Albi'rlu LIC>tltllo -12:00-0 EHTVn'AIHMEHT TONIGHT Cl) Lovt., AM "ICAN INLl 110 MOVI! t t '• 1 h• t •l1ltNlllol l\1U t 191'1 Vi<: MOHO-M1111111 t.li.'11 IH tMOVll • t * HIUI fo111I famou1 (IV811 t..ridkA ~'0"" J11< que11oe ll1u11t QMOVlf • * • * 11141 l.tu1ot Mall 110¥W PMtt O'IWH> !ltr.tAaolll>IKk 12 10 •C MOVI! ~ • " ', l um h W .1p1 -.VIII I Candy MO<)ft <.ttuc~ Mil"'" 12.30-u I.I~ LATE NIGHT Wlllt DAVID LmERMAN U COUPlE8 t " TOM COnLE UP CLOS£ CJ) LOVE. AMEIVCAN STYLC OlMOVIE • t ' ~toniel!J"'" S A (I 1· r '"""IJ''f o ..... w.1 ,., S MOVIE. • • • ' 1 tC~ttl fu >it•av1111 Ni< k Munr.v"'' ').1vl ~l11l 1m1•~ -12.40 0 8 COLUMBO -100 OGENEAUlRY t 1111(11 1 I thll fl lMOV ··911111 "' '"' lvfl1jlll ( ,.,., -u•-rc 1MOV1l •• ' h• IJI "* '"""'" PW'11 W•!Okl Su1,..,t1od kAt• Nll•l\lo1t1 -200- I J caa NfWI NIOHl'WATCtt Ml WI MoVI • • • Soop for 01111 11u•11 b•••' Hvlllnek M1rt11 'i111 1111111 Oi MOVll • • A llllle I.lea {I VII 1) llm M•ll•eao11 I d•••d 1f1111n111111 -216- UMOVlf • • r~. s .. ilfd And rr .. :'Hlrlnw I tWllll I"" llot 11Y K•tl ~ '" fl4oilf>I no S WHAT 8 UP AMC IUCAI 2 30 Ufl N(Wb JOO 19 lANl OHH ntUIRl l MOVtl •~• l..1 ·• 11-i101 ••"twit r, 'H 1 ·'~I 320 s MOv1r • • • • ti~ lfl llrul MINI'. t l'J7~J l11 L'-''"1•H1lu1" lh,~ h J r v Pt4:ho (),,., 9, fAllH 20 H MOVll 330 Mt.IC f«>llct NOTICI OP IA""T COllHTINO LOCATION In oon1111!11nt• with t 11011011• 1 ncJe l1c11on 11060 nollc• I• ,..., eby glve11 11\ft II Oellott Cltl In II•• I <M1tll"n \I~ kt•ool Oltfrlet ,.,, ... ,,111111 toatd M•"'"' Reoell ,.111,tk)n tOl\du..ltd lly the ~Mt81 ot Volwa In 11\e COUlllf ol C1fenge on J11n• 7 1183 t htll nol be 1 •1o111led al I"" IH•lll<lll W I Miiii ,,. 1:oorllfCI Lt l111 elly If IN oftlGe OI II•• I t>utilllll Veilley 8~ DlttrtG1 111 11110 08k 8trt1t ,011nlll" VulHt'f C•lllornta Un• 'Olli• d• tll• notlcta 1eci11 ... 1. l.ll•IK>f••l>le '" tttpanol rutndo u M>h<ll• Par• oOl!lflet uni c.opla. t •• ,,. •pc..,., .. .,, ,.,..,,1ecro ~ti ll•u••lr •0••• O• Vot antte • Tt4 &)4 l24• llat•d 11111 29tto i1•y ''' M•1rt1 111111 AC CH11>n l••)lltret 01 ll<rt"'• Uy H11•1lyn I ..... o~puly "ulilt•t•el.I O"'"U" C.:111111 I.laity l•tiOI Au•tl I I 1083 t'>r.'I 113 PWllC NOTIC[ SUPUUOfl COURT 0' CAL,,OflNIA COUNTY O' OllANQl' 100 Ctwlc Cir Or Wtot P.O. •o• 13' l •nl• Ana, CA t270'1-ol31 PLAINTIFF QIUI MHll!NOl!.R •k• ME881NOlR. lh 7LOAUO. OONA LOSON r OIFENDANT. IH!OIENTI OF THE I "•1111 UNIV[RllTY OF CALIFORNIA. UNIVERllTY O' CALIFORNIA 9 MOVIE * * • " I•., .1wtofhMHl\I P l/061 3 4!>-I R YIN E ME 0 IC A L C [NT ER. Arumuh1J ""' e ol lh> hnt1tif C MOVI[ JACKIE J OOHAllON ANO 00£1 • • • ) 1 tffo! • (!1Jr '\ .. • Ori\ A, A1<•• -i•,)IU""'"" (() MOVIE I to 30, lr>et11.W•• • * Orecut•l) t.nttf' f t'Jt,~l Jntin • • • l i 1r~t,q) '"tt' M''"' •••ti SUMMON I On Fir el ''Iii ' ""' l1011l111r""'1 Am8fld9d Completnl t 111ad1ne 0110 l\r1.1q1 r C•H No 3' re 43 I 16 4 OO-NOTICE! Vou '110 bHn aued. ZJCINEMASCORE 9 IOP O' THE MO'INING Th• eourl m•r decld• 99•ln.t '°" M UC HOTIC( I ntul .u:Jm1ttod ••&et• lutu.ll1ttl11l1t1M !lµec.1111 •o•plul lu11dt MUC ll>llCl P\11.JC NOTIC£ • C.aptml IJ~UJ·vr:>/Oue•anly C•ptllll SIDlut<rry OopoaH 2!1,487,550 U110~1ur•Dd fund• ltw•PIUI) 4 794, 137 ~urp11.11 •• 1egar'1a pa11cyhotder• 2!> 47~,412 •ncoolt> tor 11111 year 7,477 779 fJ••IJul'.,., """ 10< 1111 .., .. , 47.013 217 Wt; h•••hy <erhly 1111t tlll •bove 11em1 atl on llCCOt08"CI with lht Ao 1 .,., Sl•'"'"et1l IOt Ill• y-ttnded Oec.rnber 31 11Hl2 mede to the 111,ur11nc• C.:.ctmm11atou•t purauanl lo lsw Tllomu 0 N•mmo VIGe PreSIOenl fllet•u r Gore A .. t Secr•lory f'111,hot•"<l Orange Coul Dilly PllOI. Aptll 1 I. 12 13, 14 15. 1983 1685-83 0 MOVIE wlll\out your being l\Htd unl•H -1 30 • 11 "'' '•• ~ " Aw,, rou r .. pontl within 30 d•Y• R .. d PUBLIC MnTIC£ I 0 1J9'N9CNEWSOVERNIGHI 1tJ "ITU)n lhtlnt0<mallonbtlow "" P\B.ICNOTICE 0 GENE AUTRY f,i MOVIE I , ~• "''"' 1 "' II tn~ •Jv1<.•• ot NOTICI! OF PUk1C Hf.AIUNO -----.-,._------0 HEWS • •,. HM t;, ,,, 1tC.tt1 r.~o' I'! ( ••• ~" ,,,.. " '", m Jll"' r0 u Th11 Orenge County Bo1rd ot NOTICE M "*.IC IAL.I CD TOM con LE UP CLOSE St II p,.,. ) T'l')fe "Wld oo •o 1•r<ltnj;ll1 ~. 111ii1 fOVf SU04>"rl•O<S on Aptol 27. 1983 wUI M 1'£RSOMAL. "°"""" '" '""" ,,.5i;.on•« 11 1ny "'al b& nold a 1111ar111g 10 conaloer Ill• Notice la hereby given th•I See complete lie ting In TV log "" •J '" 1 ... ., lmµl11mPnl1ng AtllOnS Prog1 em "".....,.,.,lo aec:tlorl 1988 Of the CIVIi ,__...., _____________________ _. A Y t SO r u • 1 •II 11 • •Id o tLCP Plla&e 1111 tor the Aliso Creek Code. St•I• ot Ctlllornl•. tilt CHANNEL LISTING S d1me11dado El Wlbvnel pu•d• P1orm1nu Unit lf•cludlng Altso \IMllO undetllgned wot Mii et public ..,. decldlr conh• Ud oln 1ud1tnci. • 1 S09mttnl) aml 11111 Laguna Ntguet by comf)llltlve bidding oo the 2611'1 meno• quo Ud 111pond• dentro Seun1001 1 ocal Coastal Program• day ot April, 1963, at 3 15 o"clOcll ~------------------------1 do lO rjlea LH te lnlo1meclon q.,. ft1e ""J""il wtll commenc• et pm . oo the P<--wh«• Mid 1tgu1 q 10 a"' or Wll soon the<earter u properly ha1 been olottO. end 0 •'<•1 0 ..... ' 0 •I 0 O ••M l's ,.,,, 0 .. 1 •• I, I ID • 1\ I}) I If 'I QI . til • W• I I 11 I I , " " , .. II .. '" ~4 ' ,, '• t~1 I~ l""''uleo ontl wtlt be 1'11110 in Ille llWNcll -tocaleel al Public: Storage, OuaroJ 111 ~upMv•~Or• Hearing Inc 2065 Pl-.tle Ave 111 the Ctty H ""' Or dfl\11 Cuuntr H811 ol of Cott• Mesa, County ot Orange. Act•"'" ~"""II" 10 CIVIC C11n1er Stat• or Calllornla the •l>lndoned Praz. SnnlJ An1t CA lnterffted oooO•. chtlltll or peraonat '"'"''"' or" 111.il~tl IC> attend and btt prop111y Oncribed below tn the "'"" tJ m•H•• of l, (.,>Mp l I AN c E w I r H T H E Brian WroMl -Gold Clubt. Slero, s l ALIF ORNIA EN\ltAON~ENT AL boXM, CIOtl\lng. UUALITY A(,!• Nlncy LM Hl8d -Scale, 19 eox ... LC.<&I Coulal Program• ate L8ndl0fd ,_.....the right to bid ~l&lulOttly 8(empl trom CEOA •• lht 11le. PutchaHI muat be rf>Qu·rnment• puraoenl IO S«llon tnlOt wllh caan only and paid tor at 10180 !I O•vt1•on 13 ot lhll PuOltc ""' time OI purd\aM AH puu:t1ued 1 I c .. 1oon ol 11" qesouruto Code good• -.ol<I u II, and mutt be I " "" "·•1 "''''" • Ma111nat lflil you w1sl\ 10 be rernov.d at the time of purCl'lue • "• • • ; ltl tr.r u ... ••••l'' or<>oghl to Ille Board ol $opervll0ra Sele 1Ubjec1 to prlOf Clnelll•tlon In ,, ,11 ;"! ,,,. -.• 'r 1 t ''' wh 1 Pl( iathmtton .u the ht!8rl"9 must De the evenl ot aeutement tMtwMn ~------------\ ----~---~---~r--~------~-~ PU8LIC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE "8..IC HOTICE .. ,d&i IYNC>f"lla Of' THE ANNUAL aTATU•NT YEAR l!.NOD> OECll!llaPI J1, 1m .. 04ollf ..,_,_ c-,-, 4510 ......... K-City, ... 14111 (Ret*t .. -f• "' -'*' do4'1fa (Oftly)) T011l llClmltte<I -· Tottl llllbtllU.. ... Sptcill aurptua tundt . S229,S73.1176 128,39 l,5SS I O· Captlll peld·up/Guertnly C8(>11all Statutory Oopollt !>.000.000 Otost plld-ln and contrlboled aurpjua 60,623.48S Unuaigned fund• (aurplus) 3S.SS8,635 SurplUa u regerd1 pollc:yhOlder• 10 1, 1112. 121 income for the yMt 13J,671 453 D11~ts for 11\e Y9IW 10 t 839 908 Wt hereby ctntly tllat 11\e above tt8"\S "' rn eccordance w tn ll'lt AnnUll Stalemenl tor lhe yNI en<leO December 31 1982 m-lo Ille lnauranc. Commission«. 1>Ut1Uat1I to lb Tllomu 0. Nimmo \/let Praldlnl Thet ... F. Gore ANI S.Cretary P\lbllal\ed O<•not Cotti Deify Piiot. April 11 P\alC NOTICE 8 ·11351 SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL 8TATfMfNT OF ATl.ANTIC INIURAMCE COMPANY YEAR 1!.NDEO 0£CEMISEA 3t, 1Ml J015 Cedar lprlng• Rd , O•ltao To.H 75219 Hom• Onie• (Report ell emounto In whole Oollert(onty)) T Oltl edm•lled OS"'" T 0181 ltab1111•05 SP«Jl!ll aurplus tunas Cspllal p•1d-up1Guarnn1y l.ar·11~• S1a1utory Oclpos•t GrOH paod·ln and tu"lnl>ule<l •u•I' ' Un•~signe<I lunds 1surplu't Surptua '' 1eg11ds p01o<)~o1oe•1 Income lot Ille yeer 011bu<semf'fll'\ lor "" )&dr We rlerftb)' :erltty tt••' lh~' <JbO"t •If!,,,.. •'-' 1n • Annu" St•tf'm•••ll •01 lhr )ear end• •J "'" • I • 1n1urent'tt r:onim•\t•<>''" .. ' ""'''.....,., l " .i,. lhnm•! 0 N1mmt V•ctt Pttt'>1rJe111 Thttre~• F (1tt"• A4\I 5~ 1• .. 1·'' f Pot>h~~ ()r 3n9e Cc.HI Ot•I~ r '"' Arri• I l '· S,11 'ti'" ',,, '" ti •t.' ?: ' 1 u3 o• • 170 J •• ' 1• "'''' ,,, ... '"' i 'f w ··:ti Nil.IC NOTICE 12. 13, ,. lS 1983 I 1686-11~ "8..IC NOTICE 1 ________ _ Pl.ellC NOTICE T otll admlltted ..-1 Total llabllltlea .. . Speclel -plus fund• Cec>itel ~/Gu.ranty Capltal/ $111utory 'Dtpoelt '. " ' 179 490,479 59.124, 134 -0- 1.~.000 GrOM palC)-ln end contrtt>uted IU'plua ·--·""'"""'"""" ........................... .. t3.805,239 U,,..igned fund1 (aurplut) ............................ S.C>e1, 105 ~ .. regard• pollcyllolderl .................... ' "" 20,3641.$45 Income for the.,-...... .... ..... ........ 66,642,622 ~II for the )'Mr 38,590,802 Wt hereby oertlfy th.It tti. lbcNe lllf'M are In ICCOfdMU Witt> the Annual St•tenwnt lot the Y'Nf ended December 31. 111112. made to the lnlUrW'°9 C<lfnmlaaloo•, purwt to lew ThornM 0 Nimmo. Viet f>r_._,I nw-F. G«e . .......uin1 s.c:r.t11Y PUBLIC NOTICE •·1112.41 BYNOPllS OF THIE ANNUAL ltTATEMENT- YEAR ENDED OECIEMBER 31 19t2 01 l tewart Title Qu•r•nly Comp•n1 Qatv••lon, T••H -Home Ottlc1. 2200 W loop loutll. Kouolon TX 77001 Total •Omt11e<1 assets TotaJ lllb1t11oes Specie! tvtplus luodt Cap.18 PA•d JptGuat•nly ~1a1,s1atulory °""''" Orou paid-In and contributed w•pl11<s UneMlgned lvnds (surplus! Surplus •• rOQ&•ds pollcyr1o4d"r s Income tor tlll year Ot1DUrMm4lf\ta IO< the y•ar I J l I • Wt h«eby certtly thal 1ne above •tom5 ••11 11 •CC '"~"' <• "'''"' lh• Annual Stttement for ll'e rf'•• enOld ~omt>e< J • 1~8. "''IOI' I< ""' lnautanu Commossione< pu<tu•"I II) ""' PubhShed Ore"Q4' c..0 .. 1 Oen, P1tol Apn1 7. 6 q 10 Publl1fled Orange Cout Delly Piiot AP<'M 11. 12. 13. 1•. 15, 1983 16&8-e3 -----~------------- PU8UC HOTIC£ .,.,,2 L9'W AND ACCIOEf'T AND ~TM aYMOf'eta 0# THE ANNUAL. aTAT'DRNT ftAfl IM0€0 DE~ l1, 1ta of ~, ......... Utt inaw-C-.-J of ......... lphla 4'01 ...,_ .......... "'""•lpNa. ... ,.. ("811otttl-'•"' wtMlle ...... (Oftly)) Total admitted -ti . . ........................ .. ........ 12, 123.nS.208 l ,970.T38,2A3 153.038,9n 22.713,718 Total lt&blltllte ....... .. . Speclll ~ Funda Gain (~) from oper•tlOnl ~ to.cir-) In Clpltal 8'ld 5urp1ua 0""'10 1982 !neut.,_ In Force: ...uonwioe Acddtnt & Hellttl prtmlume lneutanoe In Fot'ce: CalHomll 22.911,197 13.474,928,000 121.s:Ml,!141 ~Pege .................................... . 1.030.439,M6 Acclden1 and heelth premlutnt -01r9c1 Cellfoml• BualnMI Page ........................ .. ......... 17,791,749 We htreby «*tlfy 11111 the l bove l1en1e ll't In -d-with Ille Annuli Slltel'Mnl lot Ille,_ ended Oecembw 31. 1982 mlde to the lneur.,_ ~-of the Stet• of Cellfoml•. Piii"'*"' 10 1-. w..n A 81*9 8f. VlOa Pre91denl ~F Sutor S-9111Y PublltNd Otange CoM1 Delly Piiot, Apf1I T, a, 9, 10, I I, 1"3 1842-&3 ------~~~~~~~-1--~~~~~~~~~-P\BJC NOTICE .• _.................. 1.000.000 ................. -.. 3,I00,000 ··~···-.............. 2,111.oea .. • I ... .. ... Y U " l N OU AULT UNOCA A OflO (I I TRUST DATED NOVCMBfR 9 1t7t UN\.ES!I YOU TAKt JI C'110N TO PROTEC. I YOUI< Pl<OPERTY 11 MAY Ol ~OLU A f A PUBLIC:-SAl t If tOU tjf( 0 AN t )Pl ANA 110"1 ;Jf TH( N,'1U R( I Ii ( PPOCllOING AGA M<;t •OU YOU 51<0\Jl 0 ONTACI A IAWYf.A r• .. ' tJ '' .. J ( I '"''' I I tiled Wilt\ 11\t> Ci.ti\ ot Ille Board 24 lendlofd ano Obllgated perty Oated ,,. ,g .. , 1 • .> r l "' ''''""'t O• '""''''"r ti our\ o r more p r tor lo the tht1 11 & 18 day or April, 1983 <:• I••' r ,.,,, • l •" '" • " ''" ><:he<lut41<l ll(lorlnQ. six copies ate Pubtlc Storage, Inc , Landk><O '"'"'" ''"' roquued Publltlled Otang• Cont Delly f• "' o tl """""' '' I <U Fo< m1Jre lntotmatoon. con1ac1 Piiot April 11. 18, 1983 ... A l" .... ,, ,.... l M .. PIAnnono 81 12 c .. 1c CenlM 1876-83 .lo•', " I• ,.i .. • IJ,.1 v ii' Plaza Rooni 21>8, Sant• An•. CA Of ·------------- ANN AVERY ANOR£6 'f'll'phone (71•1834-5392 ANDRE& a ANOAES f;l1 THE ORDER OF THE I I ~ !iOS City Pkr WHI HOARD or SUPERVISORS Of Sullo llOO Ql<ANf_.( C<JUNTY CAI If Or•ng•. CA ll2Mt O·llf'O Al/tll •, 1983 All1 Be< No &!>0:-,e IUN( ALEXANDER Ally Ir:>< Pl"lnlllf ,':>(Al I t,lerk ol Ill" Board or (I H I b4J •~ 12 S11perv•-.ors of Orange • o ' "' County Cattlornla lt I ..,i,ltJt>"iJ Or engl! Coos I Dally ' '"'ol Ai-• I 11 1983 ------------ DEATH NOTICfS Nil.IC l«)JlC[ 'ACIRC YllW MIMO•IAl rAU Cemetef\r Mortuaf\r Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pacoltc V1-D'""' Newoort Beach 64-i :noo Mc:COltMIQ MOITUAllH L aQunn Beach 494 9415 laauna Hill<. 768·0933 San Juan Cao•str ano 495 1776 • HAllOlt LA WM-MT. OtilYI M0t1uaf\r • Ceme terv' Croma1orv t625 G1~le1 Ave Costa Mosa $40-55!>4 f'tMCIMOTMIH t&1. •OADWAY MCMITU,\aY 110 BrotdW•v eo.1aMes1 6'2'1160 1ULTl ... IAOM SM"fM & """'" WIJ~C~rtl 427 111'1 I C:O.t•Mesa J I "'-6~'311 ' .. • I --------~ ------ GORDO fi \R•'lt:l.Q by Gus Arriola tt" J.: rlll", HN"-f 11.!tNI AAVL I\\ l IV Hlk f(: . l'l~t~T.' ARE. YOO NERVOUS ABOUT FLYI NG? ---~~ ./ THE t',\'llLl CIRCl S by 811 Keane "PJ's p!oyin' in some leftover rain." 'tl.\R 'ti \Dl" Kt: by Brad Anderson "You can 1ust forget the tip." PEA~l'TS M'< BLANKET IS GONE!~ l'VE GIVEN IT IJP ~ I OOH'T NEED IT AINMIJRE ! Bl(; fiEOR<iE by V1rg1I Partch (VIP) DE'\'\IS TH•: 'I•:'\\('•; Hank.Ketc hum J. -L~ • ~~t'~ ·-- ·1 f~ ~T 11= _l -I ~-.=-· 1---~.r. ~ """'\ '"\ ""'~ ""\ ~r • ..r . ' --\ l . '. • MR Wh.SON SAYS 4E s GO." \A ;: x M't WW30N i\'-lO rr tSr{T EVEN RRCKEtV YET I by Charles M Schulz --~~~~~~~~ WMEN OID ™IS i.IAPPEN ~ FOOR MINUTES AGO ~ - Orang• Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday. April 11, 1813 GOif N 011 BRIDGE BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF ANSWERS TO BRIOG[ QUIZ q ,1 llolh vul11..r11hlr. '' Snulh you holrl •872 9~ 1JA74 •AKIOOt Th" h11hlin1< hin µrott-t1dt-d North t:a•t South W11t 1 • 1-aa• 2 • P111 2 . .. ... ? Whnt 1<·tmn 1fo you takl''/ A. -Jn hupport ol 5f111d1•' your h.rnd rount~ to Ii poinh. All ul your hil(h 1•ard, trl' tit'•'' 11n1t ktnK'· wh1l'h 11r1• undl•rv.1lu1·tl in the• point ,1·1111'. Mori · hkt-ly th3n not pltrlr\t'r hJ' ~Ix spad1•' on th1' ~'''fltt·nc·1" :inti wr think h11l you would lw 'h""' 1111( 111111 ~r.wl r"'IJl'rt 1( you httt an) thin.: I•·'~ th.in four 'IMiit'\ ij 2-\1·nh.-r \ 11lnn.1blt-. ol\ Soul h 'ou hvld +7 KQl005 QJ98 +QllS The· httM 111.: h." µro<'tt'tfrd ~orth Ea8t South \\I'll I + Pan 2 Pan 3 + l'u~' ? Y.. h11l •l•• \uU hid nu\\·• A. -\\II h ~our 11n·pnnd1·r artn of •1u.1rk, llht• lrnd1• rtamt• for •1111·.-n' .tnd Jt11·k,1 1tnti m1,1i t. v•1ur l" 11 o\l•r on1· re~pon '" • wa' .drl'ady sum1•\\ hat ol .in ov1•rb1d II you nuw 111lrodur1• your Jl uc;•: r \RK•:n HAVING GIVEN LONG JOHN THE LETTER FOR TIM'S PAROL E BOARD HEARING JEANNIE WALKS TO THE HO'tEL LOBBY W ITH HIM • l'M &OIN& "10 WORK, 6o'i5 d111mon1h. part1wr will play you lor 1 murh wtronJ(l'r hand than you hovtJ Thl• prudllnt c·ourM• "lo d11mp1m parlnrr·, urdnr hy biddinl( lhrtw no trump Q.3 -A~ South, vulnerable. yuu hole!: •!IR642 1:iK7 OJ763 +107 Thi· b1dd1nl( ha" pttk't't1drd: North [Ht South We1t I + l'11t 2 + Pa11 2 NT P111 7 Whut H•'t1un do you tak1"1 A. -You r"11lly could not hold 11ny ll')S fo r your or1g1na l re&pon~l'. !IO thl' tl'ndl'M)' might hf• to puu """' lll'lurt• your \Uk ~l'-1n lo lruuhll' llut you h.ivt' not hN·n rl'l11·v1•d of lh1• n·~pon ,1h1ht~ nl th1• gu1d1ng lhl' rontrJ• t tu 1h1• he,1 \pol W11h you r d1su1but1onal hand ;inrl trump lenl{th. > 11u mu\l rorrt•fl to thrl't' ~pack~ U.4-"' Sou1h, vuln!'rnhl1'. \OU holfi •AQ83 105 ~9832 +AQ7 Tht• bidding ha' IJrtl<"l't:ded: North Eut South Wut I • Pua 1 + f'H11 2 . .. ... ? Wh.it do you bid now"! A.-You mu'l mak~ '"mt· t'OR BETTER OR t"OR "O RSE Lro<,MOM!-M'/ 44,4-S,% O\OCOLA"TE ~ MICHREl ,TWO OF Cf\HE ! -I GET IHE BA~ lo SELL \HEM ~ To Mf\KE MISSING. MOt-4EY FOR OUR I SC~. f 'C\K \' "1:\KERHEA :\ movt<, hut to bid "amt· yuurself would ht' 1 rathtr unil1tt1ral dt-d"on Siner your diamond •u1l It not rut ly lhl' 110rl you w1nt to In trodure nl th• three lrvtl. lht• ~•and11ut cholre i• a bid of three club&. Lo 1how partner your aupporl for hi• 11u1l Thi~ bid 111 forcing. Jr parlnl'r rl'blds thrN' apadl'1, ronftrm Ing four cnrd •upport. you 11h11uld µrt•'Js on to ganw Q.5-lloth vulnerahll'. u South you hold· + KQJ83 AQJS 0 J6 +94 The b1dd1111< bu proceeded South Wut NortJi E11t I • Pau 2 ~ Pau 3 Pan 4 v PaN ? What do you bid now'' A.-Parlnt•r has st11rttd o1 C'Ul' b1dd1ng sequence 1n Sl'arrh or slam. You havl' II ver) good hand, ronsidering that you ra1st-d to only three hearts at your serond turn II you simply r ... b1d four hurls, thr auction 4uite likely will die t hl're, !.'specially tin ct partner 1s looking al wea k trumps. A jump lo fi ve hearts now will reusurl! him about trumps while warning him 1h1l you havt nothlnr ~ l'Ut' bid Q.e-A• South, vulnerabl• you hold: •AQe 1;>AJ t OQ87' +J• The biddln1 hu proteeded: EH t 8etttli Wnt Nri I <;) PH• PUI z. ..... ? Whal action do you take't A.-lf parlner had th values for an opening bid. h would h1vt reopened with doublt. Since he did not. 70 cannot uperl mort tha 10 11 points from him a most Ntverlheleu. you rard) are well placed and w ~uggrsl you make an alltmp lo rnch gamt-. Bid two n trump W11h a weak. dh lr1but1onal balantt. partne can \I ill rl'lrE>at to t hrt dubs How do you clioote ell bnt ope11lq lead? Claule Gorea h1.1 the 11.111•er. f., copy of "WIHlq Opem Lud1," 1e11d U .85 t "Gorea·Lew ," care of t.kl ne•epaper, P.O. Bo:a !SS Norwood, N.J. 07648. MU. check• payable to Ne•t p1perbooka. by Harold Le Dou THEDA'S OFACE \N()(JLO'VE SiARTED QUESTIONING ME ABOVT THE HEIST AND THE MISSIN~ I 04DN'T WANT lO eE IN THE POSITION WHERE I MIGHT BREAK CX)WN ANJ t 250 0001 'fov'~f. 'f"E ~uRrf, 60~~0 ~i A ~:f1~f.tlT "1\.l.~ ~ 'iOV M._KE 11 ~~O \.IKf. "fOU't:lf. 1"E. ~"'f.Rlff Of OOObE. l\NI. I KNOW. \ .. U~ t Ale. 1\-\EM. START TALKIN6 I by Kevin F agar 'ioV ~ff~ SMI\.£ llJ~t-1 'iQIJ ~ ... ~~i, PMt1~£..R~ by Lynn Johnston WELL-The.y'~ ~1 R~eN'T Trle{? -FAMOUS COMPOSERS - Chapter Ten-Clande Barlow The renowned composer by Tom Batiuk We-re ta1d he stood Claude Barlow was a , true musical giant. r------------...l t I ! DR.SMOCK seven ibot two in his stocking ~ ! by George Lemt.>tl I NYSE (~OMPOSITE TRAN ACTIONS OUOU110-l1NC~u•• .. ,.D .. o" , ....... •O•• • .,., .... , llACll'IC .... •ouo• 01 f IOIY .... (l•CIMNAfl UOC• l•CIHIMU •wll lll'O•tlD l'I' '"'••HAND INUIMI f Due to t.ohnloat problem•. eome •tock ll1ttng1 do not ap~r. ""'"' .... .. ,_ (~ ( ... S.•ft "I,,., (ltM California Federal plans more lending BJ 'nt AIMda._. Preti LOS ANO&LES -With a public ofterint campleied April 8, C&ll1om1a Federal Savtnp & Lmn ~den&... more than doubled lta net worth ot •1oe mWJon, and la Plannina ex~ ita chairman M)'9. "It'• ... the most excltJ.na Umo of my lile, I think.'' aid Robert R. DocUon, ch.ainnan and chief executive, "l get«> worked up when I think of whe~ thla company la So'nl·" But It'• not 80lng to alter It. traditional focua on ~ lend.lnl. be Mid. I feel very deeply about \hi.a," Docluon said. ''One reuon I want th1a company to expand la to do what we can to . . . make It poeaible for people to own homes and to pay for homes.'' The bulk of the $4 blllion Cal Fed plana to loan thil year will be for housing, he said. Feds eye tighter loan rules WASHINGTON -Federal regulators, facing congremlonal charges of unwiae lending by btg U .S. banlta to poor countries, have drawn up a plan to tighten their control over such loans. In a joint memorandum aent to Conarea. the chief of the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., along with the comptroller of the currency, propoeed a five-point program that al.lo would require bank& to diacloee more information on how much they have lent to foreign countries. 1l\A! plan would bolater examfnation programa llO wamin81 would be aounded earlier on bank.a with riaky foreign Joens, and lt would require banks to put aside more money to back up thoee problem loena. It doe. not propoee limits on Joana to individual countries, suggested by some in Congress u a way to avoid excemive concentrations of debt oveneaa. Gas prices up, sales down LOS ANGELES-Gaaoline aalea were down for the fourth consecutive year in 1982, but the rate of decline alowed becauae the year had five months with higher volume than 1981, oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg says. Prices have risen, and Lundberg . ~arned yesterday that they will probably go even b.lgher. But Lundberg said 9ervice station openton who are afraid of losing customers are abeorb~ much of this month'• 5-cent-a-gallon federal tax hike. Lundberg baaed hi.I figures on a survey of 17 ,000 retail guoline outlets nationwide. Farmers target Asian market WASHINGTON -The United St.ates is looking with growing interest at five countries in Southeast Alia aa a potentially huge market for American fannen. Collectively, the five countries repn!9mlted in the Amoc:iation of Southeut A.aian Nations -ASEAN - are "the fastest growing market area In the world," according to a report in the April issue of Foreign Agriculture magazine. The countries are Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines. Singapore and Thailand. 'Ju a group, the five memben of ASEAN are already a billion-dollar-plua market for U.S. agricultural producta," the report said. Amoco, Shell, Exxon on top LOS ANGELES -The three large1t U.S . plOline market.en maintained their top positions for the leOOnd c:orwecutive year in 1982. Amoco held the top •pol in 1982 with 7.36 ~t of the national market. followed by Shell and Exxon. which had 6.80 and 6.64 percent respectively. Market share rankingJ were hued on a aurvey of taxable aales by the top 11 brands in the natfon. OPEC cuts to belp consumers WASHINGTON -The recent oil price cut by \he Orpni.r.atlon of Petroleum 'Exporting Countries will •ve American conswnen u much monel annually as the tint two yeera of Pree:ldent Ree.po s &ax cut. an enef'IY re.eerch firm aaya. Cambridae Energy Reaearch .Aasoclatea, in a report released yesterday, said the $5-a-bar~el reduction will help spur economic recovery by taVlnl U.S. consumers $22 bUllon a year. Gold Quotations By Tbe Associated Preti Selected world gold prices today: Lolld• morning fixing $427.75, up $6.50. Londa afternoon fixing $426.75, up $4.50. Putt aftemoon flxing $429.23, up ~.65. Frukfart fixing $429.00, up $8.01. z~ late afternoon fildng $427.00 bid, up $6. 75; $428.00 uked. lluHly 6 Bannu only daily quote $426. 7&, up $-4.50. 4l.A<Wl 7 4tA M EqellLa,.. only daily quote ~u. 5, U(> -~·""'· &tplbtd fabricated only daily quote f448.09, up ~·78N"v Coma aold spot month Frt. $421.70, off $3. 70. Metals NEW YORK (AP) -Spot non1erroua metal pr1cel \Oda.y: c.,per 80.,.-82 oenta a pound, U.S . deltinadona. Calilier 73.80 oentl per pound, NY C-omrx spot month Clmed Fri. I.AM 21-23 cm1a a pcMmd. Die 18 c.nta a pounid, deUvend. Tiii ta.81e9 Metai. Week cam))Ollte lb . .U..'"m 78 centa a pound, N.Y. ~"'7 p20,()()43U.OO per 78 lb OMk. ...... _ "°°.00 ~ mscbant troy, OWW», N.Y. Sll¥er a ., • ....:.. t11.2a0 per~ ..... _, cWJ1~ An overflow crowd at Irvine Lake came -' well prepared for , the chilly weather and witnessed some of the fastest powerboats in the world. Eddie Hill (upper right) races to victory in · the blown fuel hydro class at a speed exceeding 200 mph. Mean.while, the duo of Jack Burns from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa's Mike Thompson (lower right) finished second in the crackerbox class yesterday. llHJPllat MONDAY. APRIL 11 , 1983 ClASSIFllD C4 • Hill races to Will in 207.56 Some of the fast.est boats in the world and a tumaway crowd were on hand yesterday for the Coors West.em Championship drag boat races at Irvine Lake. A turnout estimated in excess of 15,000 was on hand, braving the cold, chilly weather to witness a full slate of racing. Eddie Hill,. considered the fastest drag boat racer in the world, didn't disappoint the fans as he raced to an easy victory with a speed of 207.56 miles per hour. A pair of area entries, Jack Burns of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa's Mike Thompson, displayed a strong showing in the c:rackerbox class, finishing second in the division. The Cerritos father and aon team of John Guthrie and John Guthrie Jr. were (See HILL, Page C%) Angels to test another rookie The Angels open a brief three-gi.me homestand at 7:30 tonight. facing a second straight rookie left-hander. Seattle's Matt Young, who beat the New York Yankees last Wednesday In his major-league debut, will try to duplicate what Oakland southpaw Bill Krueger did to the Angels yesterday in his first major- league start. Northwest League was in dire need of pitching. They must have been to sign me," Kreuger admitted after a runaway 11 -4 victory by the A's over the Angels. The A's, placing Rick Langford on the disabled list last Tuesday, needed help and plucked Krueger off the roster of their Class Triple-A Tacoma roster. The Angels will count.er with veteran Tommy John. In yesterday's game in Oakland, Krueger admitted th.at he cam.ed weak credentials into his eearch for a minor-league pitching job three years ago. "Things happened fast and I'm glad to be up here," he said. "I was resigned to starting the seaaon in Triple-A." Mike Davis and Wayne Gross, with three hits apiece, led the offensive attack which gave the rookie left-hander an early 10-1 lead. Krueger went seven innings, the longest outing by an A's pitcher so far this "The Medford (Ore.) club in the Macdonald grabs lead in Six Meters By ALMON LOCK.ABEY .,..., .......... .,,.. NHYCUSA, with Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Andy Macdonald at the hebn showed a liking for the light ahifty winds under threatening skies yesterday, winning the second race of the Si.x Meter World Cup Regatta and taking over first place in ~ standi.ngJI. NHYCUSA finished third lit Saturday's fint race, behind Paul Cayard's St. Francia m from St. Francis Yacht Club and Carl &.achan's Chinook out of Seattle YC. The Uaht weather yesterday Familiar foes tied for lead AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - 11\ey've been there before, the.e two tou.ah-mlnded, preuure- ts1ed pl'OI, who are battling for one ot the areat prizes in golf. Bay Floyd and Craia Stadler, Ued for the lead neading into a heed-to-heed confrontation today In the day-late f1n1ah of the 47th Mutera, lnallt, however, they wW not be playtna each other. •-roo much thouaht soes into playinl th1I aolf coune to be worrytna about what anybody else 11 doln1," Stadler aaid alW h9 Md tied rloYd ~~onthe 17th td9 pu' on the final boll mabled him to poll a 89, U.. belt ICON of the day, fw b» M ldt total of 210. Tb9y'D be~ ln the final tw~ ...._,,a amtchup that a. -.:.'*'I radMr Camlliar, They ~ "' a fJw-bo&e ..... ct.adl pi.yon In SoUth Africa &Mt DIClmber wtth the wtnner'• lhare of •aoo.ooo at l&llla. l'lo)ld won tha1 one. proved to be a mixing bowl m the standings. Buchan finished third to hans onto second place and Cayard finished eighth, droppl..ng him to third place in the •t.an<ltno. Phil l>urr of Switzerland has two fifth place finishes to give him aeventh. Gitana, the English boat skippered by Lawrie Smith of the Royal Yacht Squadron, made a strong finish yelterday, finishing second behind NHYCUSA and moving into a three-way Ue for fifth place among defending champion Pelle Pettenon of Sweden and Argyle Campbell, sailing for the Fort Worth Boat Club. Petterson had his boat (California I) moving much better in the second race. He acored a fourth place finiah to go with his seventh place on Saturday. Both races so far have been relatively clean with clear starts and only one protest flaa seen on the courae. Campbell waa prote1tlng Gayle Po1t'1 Perspicacious of ~lboa Yacht Club followtna a clme maneuver 1oon after the 1tart, but Persplcadou1 retired from the race after toullna another boat. Skippers and crewa aot a rest today with rKina .cheduled to be resumed iomorrow and continue throulh Saturday with another layday (felt) on Friday. Sklppere will be allowed to throw out their wol"9t race ln the Unal ICOl'ina· The~ after two hca: 1. NHYCUIA, Afilh MeccklnMO, ~ HtJbOf YC Jtli; I. Ctllnook. 09'1 hoMfl. 1•1111• YC, II: I . It. 'rano11 VIII, it111I ~. It, 'flflOle YO. ~ ,,_, ""41 Dul'r. OMI ....... y.,,_, •14. 10: I Ctl•I G1ta11a. Lawrie lm1t11, lt1111ndi OllMof?lil I, ,_ ~. lwedlll, -fWter, MMI ~. 1'ort Wertll. 111 I Nvv1114-. ~eny 9a1Mnl, It~. 11: t . It. ,,..-Y,...,. nwwtr. HHYC, It, 10. (ttl) T=~o:o Y, Jon"°"" ...... YO, encl C« , OOft ..,_, NH'l'O, 14, 11. (tie) '--,:·~....,._..ye 9fld ..... ~.~v .n. 14, ...... IHO'DWll. llOeC. .... ;~ 11. sea.son, allowing nine hjta. Krueger. now 24, didn't win a minor league game until 1981 and he had only 64 professional pitching appearances, no ne higher than Double-A, behind him when h e took the mound befor~ an Oakland Coliseum crowd of 28,590. "Give him credit for a good outing. but don't start comparing him to Mike Norris yet," the Angels' Reggie Jackson said. "He doesn't need that kind of pressure. Let's wait until the (Milwaukee) Brew boys come through here." Jackson singled in the second inning. In the fourth, he fell to dodge a fastball, and in the .eventh a pitch hit him on the elbow. Fernando Valenzuela Greg Brock Brock takes advice from the llJasters LOS ANGELES (AP) -A little meeting seems to have gone a long way for rookie first baaeman Greg Brock of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Long before yesterday's game agaln1t the Montreal Expos, Brock huddled with Manny Mota, the Dodgers' hitting coach, and Dusty Baker, the young first baseman's unofficial tutor and oon.fidanL ''I juat told him to relax, that he wu trying to do too much," aaid Bakei. "f Just told him to be hlm8elf, to be natural." Mota said Brock was swinging at too many bad pitches, that he WU \rY'i.nl too hard. "I tOld 1lim to try to hit line dtiw. and forget about trying to hit homen." said Mota. So1 in b1a fl.nt at-bat on a cool, owrcut afternoon. Brock bluted his tint major league home run, a two-run shot, that provided all the rum Fernando Valenzuela would need to defeat the Expos 3-0. The ahutout wu the Dodaen' first of the )'<>Uni aeuon, and the W. Wll the f1nt for the ExJ>09 after four ltraliht vk:tortes. In Brock'• aecond at-bat Mont.reel 1tar1ef Si.ve 1-1, he lined a llnlle to In the fourth lnnlnl· I liked the an,M betw than I did the homer,'' takl Bak.er. ''A lot of IUY't once \My hit one out, t!My try to hit it out "'1f'Y Ume." Brock hea l'DUll,.t only five ht'8 In hll team'• flm fJve ~ ~ .. hltUna .288, but thrw ol. t.t.-hltl have beell for exw b ..... And Blll Vlrdon, th• Montr .. 1 Man11er. h11 aHn ~h alteficly to be llnpn•1d. .. H•'• a 10od talent " 11ld Vlrdan ·ot. the 2&-r-r':;.w 8rciak. ''ll~U Ultp 1W1N1ri1 . and he'll set hla hl•a:r .wr.-fill •t. ae doesn't appear to have any drastic problems. Yeah, he'll be around a long time." Brock looked on it as simply a good day. "Two years ago, I recall a lot of questions - 'What happened? What's going on?' -and I jult feel there are gol..ng to be a lot of bad days and a lot of good days," he said. ''Today was a~ day, and I certainly hope there are more good days than bad ones." Lakers lose Worthy, game INGLEWOOD (AP) -Dennis Johnson, who had mil9ed three games becauae of a twVted ankle, returned to 1COre 22 polnta 1Mt nilht. leading the Phoenix Suna to a 101-95 ~ational BMketball A.-odation victory over the Los Anaeles La.ken. 'the Laken IUffered a aevere blow in the final eeconda of the third quarter when rookle forward Jame1 Worthy fndured a bone ln his left let. A spokesman for the Laken uld that the rookie forward lrom North Carolina broke the Cltlltral portion of the lateral tibial platellU and will be lldeUned fot tM Niil of the IMIOI\, tnclud.lnc the p1lyoffJ.. . Worthy waa attemptln1 a rebound-dunk with 10 MICOnda remalnlna ln the third period when be WM~. He mimed \be dunk ·~ and fell beavl-1! to tM noor. Phoiliirilx few w wCI :libiirtoe LuiM 1unnbled and fell on tof of WortbJ, landln& °" the LO. iAn1•I• forwarcl'• llnH •IMI pm .. It eo 1M ftaar. Too 'much partying lands Noles in jail F rom AP dJ1petcflle1 ClNCINNATl -Chicago Cube Ill pitcher Dickie Noles spent Saturday nish t in jail, charged with assault, dilorderly c:onduct whUe intoxicated and reelsting arrest followinj an incident outside a Cincinnati bar late Saturday, police said. Noles, 26, was to be arraigned today on tht' misdemeanor charges in Hamilton County Municipal Court. The Incident followed the Cuba' 8-4 loss Saturday to the Cincinnati Reds. Officer J . Huber said Noles was arrested outside a downtown bar after he allegedly assaulted a police officer. Huber said he had no further details. Noles was jailed overnight and released Sunday on $650 bond. Cubs spokesman Ned Cplletti said Noles was taken to a Cincinnati hospital to have his knee examined. Colletti said Noles evidently strained his right knee during the incident. Noles had been scheduled to start the Cubs' game this afternoon against the Reds, concluding a four-game series. Quote o f the d ay "I have never known any good that comes out of losing a game. I think It's ailly to discuss. Any coach who thinks a loss helps has a right to his opinion but I don't think it's good for a Guy Lewis team:· - G u y Lewis, University o f H ouston basketball roach. when asked if a loss at the end of the regular season would give his team more intensity going Into the NCAA tournament. Wa lker 's 1 3 3 not e nough Linebacker John Corker had six al quarterback sacks and Ira Albright 4. t feU on a blocked punt in the end zone , to offset Herschel Walker's 133-yard rushing perfonnance as Michigan broke a four- game United States Football League losing streak with a 21 -6 victory ver New J ersey yesterday . . In other action, Ted Toroslan rambled for two touchdowns through the wmd and rain after an interception and fumble recovery by Oakland as the Invaders snapped Boston's four-game wmnin~ streak with a 26-7 triumph . . . Kevin Long 1 one-yard TD blast capped an 83-yard drive with 1:57 left to play and clinched a 22-11 win for Chicago over Binning ham. Gantner f u I Br wer rally Jim GnlHr drilled a baaH· 111 I~ lrtple In the 1hcth lnnl~ after a lwo~l rror by KaNu Ctty 1 Oold Olovo N<'Ond baleman Praak Wblte allow~ the t.ytna run to eco,.. and MllwauktM: d tHU'd the Roy&la 9·& ye1wrday in Ameclcon Lc!que bueb&ll action. White, a ah< tim Gold Clovo winner, bobbled • bl#ee·loadNi 1rouhder by Cltarll• Moore to allow the tytna run w kc.>re before Oanlner luhed • 2-1 r.\ch by Bob Tafl1 Into tho f t·fleld comer to clear the ba111 . . . Ehewhere, ~He Rawley fired a 1even- hlt ter for hi• tint major- loaguo 1hutout and rookie DoD Mattln1ly doubled home two run1 to pac~ the New York Yankees to a 3-0 win In Toronto . . . Eddie Murray OANTNI" ' drove In four runt with four hlta, includifli hit fint homer of the .eaaon, as Baltimore clubbed Cleveland, 13-2 ... Chicago rookie Ron KUUe knocked in four runs with a homer and a single to teed the White Sox to a 7-~ decWon over Detroit . . . Detlgnated hitter R-andy Baab belted two homers and drove in three runs as Minnesota stopped Seattle, 6-3 . Pinch-hitter Bill Stein singled in the tie- breaking run in the bottom of the eighth inrung as Texas outlasted Boston, ll-7. The Rangers had trailed 7-0 in the contest after 2111 Innings but battled back with five runs in the third and a pair of unearned runs an the seventh before going ahead in the eighth. Knic ks slowed by Sixers And rew Toney'• 40 P.Oints, m Including seven during a decisive fourth-quarter burst, led Philadelphia to a l I3-97 triumph over New York last night in the National Basketball Association. The Knicks. fighting for a berth in the playoffs, dropped into a tie for fourth place In the Atlantic Division with Washington . . . Gus Wllllam s scored 28 points and helped ignite a second-half spurt that lifted Seattle past Portland, 102-93 Marques Johnson poured in 18 of his 28 points in the second period to help Milwaukee roll to a I6-point lead and coast past Chicago, 121-91 . . . CJlff Roblo1on and World u. Free combined for 53 points, including 23 in the final period, as Cleveland outscored lndiana, 110-105 . . . Purvis Sbort notched 31 points and rookie Erle "Sleepy" Floyd added 23 as Golden State handed San Diego a 102-93 setback .. Veteran Tiny Arcblba ld, coming off the bench after missing nearly seven full games because of an injured left hand. scored 14 pomts as Boston held off Detroit, 115-I 13. Borg loses his finale Sweden's Bjo rn B org bid E1 farewell to tenni" yesterday by losing a hard-fought 6-3. 6-4 decision to J immy Connors m the final of the four-man Suntory Cup tournament in Tokyo. In the match for third place, John McEnroe beat Johan Kriek, 6-7, 7-5. 6-3 . . . Top-seeded Martina Navratilova overcame some early problems with her serve and posted a 5-7. 6-1, 6-0 victory over Tracy Au1Un to wm a women's tennis tournament m Hilton Head Island, S.C. t Express can't get in gear LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Philadelphia Stars raised their United States Football League record to 5-I yesterday by beating the Los Angeles Express 17-3. However , the victory wasn't accomplished as easily aa 1t might 80Wld. "First of all, I'm very happy with this win.'' said Philadelphia Coach Jim Mora after quarterback Chuck Fusina completed 21 of 37 passes for 214 yards and one touchdown to lead the Stars. "We came into this game with a lot of respect for Los Angeles. "We knew they were a very good football team. They have a lot of good a thletes, and they played us extremely tough, particularly on defense." The game was played before a crowd of I8,671 at the Loe Angeles Coliseum, which watched the Exp~ fall to 3-3 while losing its first home game of the season after three triumphs. HILL 'WINS • • • From Page C1 finrt in the crackerbox class. In some of the other top class1fications, Jerry Fulgham of La Mirada recorded a speed of 178.39 mptl to win the blown alcohol hydro. Meanwhile, in the blown alcohol Clatbottom, Sunny Jones of Glendale finished first at 152.29. In blown gas hydro, It was Buddy Gregory of Ventura, who reached a top speed of 152.37 to win that class. The victor In blown fuel Jet was. Dave Gionnette of Santa Paula with a speed of 136.49 mph. Other major winners included Carl Johnson of San Gabriel ln the Speed Ski event and Ron Bolton of Long Beach in the K -Boet main event. The results: k OWN f'UB. HYOflO -Ed<lle Hiii (Wlc;hll• Fal11, Tex t. 207 5& a.OWN ALC~ HYDftO -Jerry Fulgtlam (Le Mndal. 171.39 a.ow ~ .-T -oev. GIOnnell• (Saot• Peuta), 13Cl.49. kOW AlCOMOl nATaOnOM -Sunny JOM9 (Glend•lel. 152 29. a.OWN ._. HYOftO -8uOOy Gregoty (Vel\hKI). 152 37 a.OWN GAi '1.ATaOTTOlll -Jim Erlnlh« (~). n.t e&.OWM OAI ~ -Greg Heme (C«onal. n.t. CAACICl "90X -1. John Outllr ... John Guthrie Jr. (Cetrlto.). n.t • 2 Jeclc 8ume (Newpon Beeclh)·Mlke Thompeon (C<Mta MeN). n.I ~.Your Professional Florist R.t:RST 29 15 Red Hiii Avenue S01Jth CoHI Oetlon Center A-108 Cosla Mesa 1n Ston. Mill 641·0810 "I'm not pleased at the level we're at," said Los Angeles Coach Hugh Campbell. referring to the Los Angeles offense. "We're not scoring enough points. We need a higher level of execution. "But Philadelphia is a fine team. It's a two-eay street. They have the best balanced personnel we've seen." Kelvin Bryant scored Philadelphia's first touchdown on a 2·yard run with 6:52 remaining in the second quarter to give the Stars a I0-3 advantage. Los Angeles took a 3-0 lead on a 42-yard field goal by Vince Abbott. his longest of the seaM>n, with 1:12 left in the fint quarter. The Stars tied it 3-3 on a 46-yard field goal by David Trout with 10:34 to go in the second period. Bryant's touchdown, which put the Stars ahead to stay, capped a IO-play, 68-yard drive after Jonathan Sutton intercepted a Mike Rae pass at the Philadelphia 32 Mackinac takes series Wes Thompson'• Mackinac out of Dana Point Yacht Club was the overall and Class B winner Saturday in the first race of Capistrano Bay Yacht Club's Ocean Racing Serles. The race was sailed under sunny skies with 5-10 knot winds. Runner-up waa the Class A yacht Roller, skippered by Steve Franta, and third was Holo KilO, the winner in Class C. Class trophy winners: CLASS A -f. ROllet. St-Fr.ma. OPYC; 2 Celllorn4a Gold. Freel o·eonner. o.na Weel VC; 3. Blue Mu. ~ ~. Cec>o aYC. CLASS 8 -1 MIC)lclnec;. WM Thompaon, OPVC; 2. Mlf11nlqU9. o.ve eooc-. c"'° eve 3 Wreo1t ..... A.O. K.cftnO. Capo eve. CLASS c -1 Holo l<lkl, Nell Aetf and Mwtl AMrdon. Capo eve. 2 Funny FMltlr,.. '"--u..ct., Capo eve. 3. s..-a. Jofw\ Whit•. OPVC Lide I s le t'C belds r e6•tta Twenty-soc boata In four cl&ues turned out Saturday for Lido lale Yacht Club'• Spring Rctgatt.a sailed on counes lnaide the bay. Trophy winners: ltoo-14 A&B -1 Jotwl l'er'nlok. 8artla COrinttir.n YC; 2. Chad Twlchell. Udo lele YC. SABOT A&B -1. Jiff Oleon, NHYC; 2. Cert GrodllCfl. LIVC. 8A80T CI end C2 -1. Cethy Muflloln, BCYC. LASEA A&B -1. l ..... Rowe, Bellloa YC. Ba1eball today 11>12 -Rube Marquard ot the New York Olanta ~an a pueonaJ 19·p.rne w1nnlJll ltrHk wlth an 18·3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodpn. 1962 -The~New York Meta played their ftrst re1ular Maaon 1•m• and beaan a 10-aame lotlna 1treak u the St. U>uJ1 c..rdinala beat them 11~ at St. Loula. 1969 -The SeattJ Pllotl debuted at Slcka' Stadium with a 1.0 victory over the Chkaao White Sox behind the picchJna of Oary"Boll. Today'a blrthday1: PhUldelphia PhJWe1 pitch~ Sid Mona Lt 32. St. Loula Catdlnala pitcher John Mut!n it 27. First round o ver i'n NHL The: dlvhlon flnah are 1et &ill to begin Thunday Jn the National ' Hockey L eague playoffs u the remalnJfli five finM'C\Und eerie1 were wrapped up last nlaht. The palrinp will feature Buffalo vs. Bolton, the New York ltlandera VI. New York Rafliera, Minnesota v1. Chicago and Calgary v1. Edmonton . . . The Islanden sewed u their berth in the next round aa Mike 8011y, blanked in the first three games of the series, acored three goals as New York stopped Washington, 6-3 . . . Left winger Luc Dufour scored the winning goal on a breakaway at 12:02 of the t!nal period to lift Bolton to a 2-1 decision over Quebec . . . Rookie Steve ..._ __ """'-.. I..rmer rifled in a slapshot on ao1av a powe r play with 10:21 remaining as Chicago elimlnated St. Louis, 5-3 ... Greg Meredith notched his aecond goal of the game at 1:06 of overtime to give Calgary a 4-3 victory over Vancouver . . . Dino Clccare lll'1 goal at 8:05 of overtime gave Minnesota a 5-4 verdict over Toronto. North Stars rookie Brian Bellow1 forced the extra period with his third goal of the series with only 22 seconds left in regulation. - Desert Wine comes out flat ARCADIA -Marfa staged a ~ tremendous stretch run yesterday to win the Santa Anita Derby by three lengths as the favored Desert Wine ran out of the money. Marfa, the son of 1975 Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure, came from behind under the riding of Jorge Velasquez. The victory. coming after his eight-length triumph In the Jim Beam Spiral Stakes at Latonia, strengthened the colt's role as a Kentucky Derby con tender. The strofli gray colt who still lacks racing finesse. puled the pace 1etting Total Departure shortly after the field of I O turned into the stretch of the l ~-mile race. My Habitony took second, with Naevua, the second choice in the betting, finishing third on a drizzly day. Despite the moisture. the track was rated fast with Marfa going the distance in 1:49 2-5, well off the race record of 1:47. Marfa ran as an entry with Total Departure and Easy Cash, all trained by D. Wayne Ducas. Reda k p Cube winle11 drove ln nu. to laid 11'9Ce Joluul1 BIMll colleoced t.hnt hh• 111 W:re1yf an~ncJnnatl '4> a 7.i victory over th• wlnleu Chka10 Cuba. Berenyt, 1·11 allowed three hfta. ltndt out aoven and walk.a tru.e before t.tJ\c replactd with on. out ln the •llhth tMin& followtna a 61-mlnute rain d•lay . . . ~h.,.. ln &M National ~•au• yNtenUy, Dale Mupflly rlpP«f a two-run horner and drove 1n three runa to power 1uratns · Atlanta to a 4-3 vk:tory over San Dleao. Atlanta rookie rJ1ht -hander Cr a l 1 M c Martr)', makl n& hla major-leaaue debut., 8CAttered five hlta, 1~k out three and didn't allow ) walk thn>uah 1even Inning• . . Gar y Manbew1' three-run homer capped an elaht-nm aeventh Inning that carried S t eve Carl&on and Philadelphia to a 10-2 romp over San Fra.nci9CO. Carlton struck out 11 batters and scattered ah< hlta In el~ht innlng1 of work . . . J ason T bomplOn 1 two-run home r In the seventh Inning broke a 7-7 tie and propelled Pittaburgh to a 10-8 victory over Houston, the Altros' fifth loss without a wan this season . . Rain forced postponement of yesterday's scheduled double- header between St. Louis and the Meta in New York and no makeup dates were announced for the two games. Trojans complet e sweep First baseman Ma rk McG a Ire ·• blasted a pair of two-run homers yesterday, leading USC to a 14-5 Pacific-IO C.Onlerence baseball victory over UCLA and completed a three-game series sweep for the Trojans. Corona del Mar High product Jeff P riet had three hita for the Bn.tina. who fell to 4-7 in conference play. USC improved to 9-5 in the Pac-10 . . . Jeaa Neely, one of the winningest coaches in the history of college football, died at the age of 85. During his 40-year career, Neely compiled a 207-199-14 record and only 12 other coaches In the history of college football have won over 200 games . . . Brace Parkblll, who directed William & Mary to the National Invitation Tournament this spring. has been named head ba&Jtetball coach at Penn State . . . Harry Gant raced past Da rrell Waltrip just three laps from the finish and charged to victory in the TranSouth 500 Grand National stock car ..race al Darlington International Raceway ... World champion Keke Ro1ber1 of Finland held off American rookie Danny Sulllvan to win the Formula One Race of Champions in Branda Hatch, England by just over a car length ... Heavyweight Marvl1 Frailer ran his record to 9-0 with a unanimows IO-round decision yesterday over J ames Broad. Broad is now 12-1. Frazier is the son of ex- heavyweight champion Joe F raz.ler. · T elevision, radio TV: No events scheduled. R ADl.O: Baseball -Seattle at Angels. 7:25 p.m .. KMPC (7IO); Houston at Dodgers. 7:35 p.m .• KABC (790). Lopez deiiies Cole first LPGA title LAS VWAS (AP) -Nancy Lopez sank a clu\ch putt of about aeven feet yesterday to win the J&B Pro-Am for the second C008eCUtlve year. The win was the second of the year for Lopez and the 27th ol her aix-year LPGA career. The winner's share was $30,000, raising her 1983 earnings to $79,- 998. Nancy Lopez CIF women's team named Tammy Gordon of Artesia has b een named All -C IF 2 -A women's basketball player of the year as chosen by the First Intentate Bank's aelection board and a nnounced today. AA..L.C. t.A '1retT-,...,.,,.-... Ml. Ct. Awe. H. Cunnlnghem. Sar> 8'00 s.t St. 23.3 0 O.Wllte, Indio M> Jt 20.4 p. Hllchel, ArrVfO t -1 ,,, 19 6 Kiln Van Hom. OlemoM 8M 8-3 Jt !M 9 Tammy Gordon. Ar181ie 5·11 Sr. 21.6 Peuta l'euk. le Hlbfa. M .H 28.4 Jene Hentnn. le Seme 6-9 Sr 28. I 01 Hou1. 8tM-Ollnda 6_. Sr 19.0 C. FIUl'l"eld• 8an 8'00. 6-4 Sr. 17.1 J. Slaughter, Oeneefla 5-5 Sr. 18.0 hM!ldT-J . .Johneon. le Oulnt• &-fl St ,, 0 L Hrlbet, Nofoo 5-• Sr tt.1 Pet £1C1inOU. Mon1u 1110 1-6 St. 14 o 8. Sunderlaflcl. Duerte 5-11 St 18.5 Bec11y ...._, savanna 1-11 a.. 11.2 Ruth Allaholtll, K~ &-7 So. 11.4 D. TNnary, 8.--ine M 8f 20.0 Liu Hri«d, 8outll ..._ M Jt tU A. o.Ande. CoecM1a V.., M Jr t1.6 Metle 8taolef. Bf'M 5-7 Jr. 1$.0 TMrdT-c. MtMol. Yuaelj)e M Ir. 14.0 I . lowcutt, Art_.. M Jr. 14,0 V. Mtt\111. Ian llnlO. S.t 8f, 14. & M, ~La Oulnta 1-11 lo. tt.t &.. "'*"-~ e.o ao. e1.o Z.llM Welton, ANMl!'ll Ml ~· n..o TrWI Mely, ~ Ml .,. 1U •• ~ Cllllofnl4a ... Jf. 11.1 0 ....... .,..... M Jr, U N. LA ......... NorOo M It. U ~of Wl8 Yer. T"'""'Y OOrdGfl CMMll> Lopez, w ho scrambled to a 2-over-par 74 in yesterday's final round, prevailed by the stroke over Laura Baugh C.Ole. who was looking for her first~er Ladies P rofessional Golf Association victory. ~ Lopez. who finished the 72-hole townament with a score of 283 had to make the putt for a par to avoid a playolf with Cole, who sank an eight-foot putt for a birdie on the same hole. "I knew the line because I've had that putt before. it waa about seven feet," said Lopez. "I knew I had to stroke It firm to keep ita line and it went dead-center. "After it went in, I jumped three feet in the air, which is abou t the highest I've ever jumped alter winning." Doubles lift UCI women SANTA CLARA -The UC Irvine women's tennis team headed home yesterday after completing a successful journey through the Bay Area, winning three of four matches. The Antea ten cloeed out the road trip with a come-from- behind 6-3 victory over Santa Clara yesterday. sweeping In doubles to take the match . With Maria Myera out w1th a wriat lnju.ry, UCI received 1trona play ln 1lngles from L ola Trenwith , Gretchen Berlna and tophomore Christina Kaua. Kaua, the final player to finish In alnalea, rallied m>m a 4-0 deficit ln the deddina third .ot to bring ua ewn mtterina doubi.. play. And the vl11tora breeaed thro\.llh doubl11, wtnnJnc Heh rMtch ln two aet*. "I think l/layed better than I scored," sai Lopez. "A couple putta I thought I had made spun out. 1 was really freaked out on the 14th when one spun all the way around and almost came back to me. 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Antonio 49 29 1128 o.n-42 38 531 1 K.,_ Cay 42 38 -~ 7 o.naa 37 42 ... 12\ot U\all 28 50 3511 21 Houaton 14 84 17' 35 EAITP'N CONnMMal AllMtlo DMMMI Z•Pllfleclelpll4a 94 14 921 •-8oe1on S4 24 8112 10 ·--Jerwy 48 30 916 19 "-York 40 31 513 24 Weantnglon 40 31 513 2• c:.etral OhWon r-Mllwauk• 60 29 Atlante 41 38 OMrott !Ml 43 Ctllc8go 29 52 ~ 21 51 lndleN 111 158 1133 5111 459 333 296 244 9 14 23'~ 29 30'> •-cllnchecl p6eyolf ICIOt y-cllnchecl oMelon title 1-cllnched OM1lon end conferenc• tl1te v........,..ac... ~· 101, l.8bn l!I Boeton 116, O.tr011 113 l'tlMOelptlle 113, ..... York 17 GOICMn Stale 102. San Diego 113 ~ 110, tncllel\a t05 Mllw-.. 121. CNeeQO 91 S..lltt lln. PorllenO t3 T........-10- tncllane ti ,..._ York aune 105, I.Mere 15 PHO••• -LUCH 10. Nance II. Acleml 12. 0..... 12. Macy I . E-dl 7 0 ~ 22, Whll• 7. High 1 Seo« 4. Pitt....,, 0 Totala. 41_.7 tf:-22 101 LOa AHOIUI -Ramblt 8. Wiik• 23. Abckil.Jabl>ar 20, E JoMton 20, McOM •. Cooper 4. Worthy 18, C .ioiw-i 0, Janee 0. Jorden 0 Totala 34-73 27 ~ 115. ._...,~ PlwMnl• 22 3 I 2• 24-10 I loe Ano-iea 31 12 32 15-U llw~t ooell -None FOUied out -Edwetdl Aeoounoa -~ll 43 (L-11). loe ~ 41 (E. Jollneon 9) Aallllt -Ptloenta 21 (Macy, 0 ~ 51. Loe Ano-iea 25 IE. Jollneon t I} Totel tout• -Phoenix 28. Loe ~ 11 Tecllnlcala -Lot ~ ::r.-.,...,_, Abdul-Jebbet A -111, SCOREBOARD lent1 Anlt1 YllTlllOAY'I llllULl'I (nth of a.day thot0U9tlbfed m .. un11) fltllT l'IACI 8 lvrlOllQI Bil OI e.1u (Slb1tte1 t4 20 9 00 3 eo UI M•n OOOOy IM•.HI 11 40 4 eo Ewe Wtn !Stel""' I 2 40 At10 rec.a Doubt• Fluff. Sier Oem. l ady Mont(jOmery LIOy or f a1hlon, POI favOf ri .... I II HCOMO IV.Cl . 9 f1irtong1 Dellroy AQilln (Vlnzll t6 80 1 80 6 40 h • a 0000 One (P.Otoia) 7 40 6 00 Gtganttc 1ce11en.Oel 4 00 At t o • a ce o Ftno•I Ce tebonoa TurnltlQ Wfleelt Tiit .. Sitt Searne l<ld Venton Time I 10 116 12 DAILY OOUaLI \11-81 paid S 104 40 TMlllD ltACE. II lutlonot StuNle Tuttle (Hwly) 7 to 4 &O 3 20 Sii-Lu t Pride (Ptnuy) 4 80 3 20 Prim Dull tFernano.i) 3 00 Alto •aced f erre1to'1 Pazan, Our DH tlny Deceptive. Prompt 011. Mtrone Tel Time 1 tf f 0Ult'04 llACI t\'t mllM Mttit (VelHque1) 9 20 4 80 3 20 My Habllony (Pierce) 10 20 5.40 Naevve (Sha..nalter I 3 80 Alto rec.a Total Oeperture. Perla Pnnc:e o.-1 Wine Re Ack. LOUllllll .. Summit Fut PataeQe Eaay Ceth Time I 4!1 216 flnH l'IACI. II'" furlonga Of\ turl T• ... • Corn"*ce (Ofh.,ye) tO tO 5 40 3 80 Junite J,,,,. 1B1ec111 t 1 80 e 80 Cooonawttlin (Slblltel 4 80 Al10 rec•O F1n1et, Frtendty Unca Alan Welll•• Roel<. Curve The Wind, Coyotero. Sea Rullah Run. RI•., Bank, Al¥::: ~r~OI N IXACTA 12·51 peod '400 00 111'04 l'IACI . I 1119 mllM Panlcular IPlnuyl II 80 5 40 4 00 BenQ BetlQ Bang tSlblllel 5 00 3 80 Oanceoe4 ITetel"I 8 00 Alto raceo Gall•y Prince. Conl•nual Ch•flOOI 8'u H• H• Alebaoo Ou Wa• Anwt1 1 Spirit unat Time I 48 H VINTH lllACE One mite Crystal Ool>tel !Sbll 18 20 7 00 s 40 -green (McCerronl 4 80 3 20 Gl(j•W•ll tOtl•trMI 4 f!O Alto rlCecl 0000 F!nttn. Sheet MullC Andrew ·n Me. Rob"• My C11ance r1m1 1 31 315 11 IUCTA (S-41Pa10S30000 12 '1Cll IUI (8-4-t-2-6-51 p..O S5 · 24 I 80 *ith 83 w1nn1ng llC~ett tl<11a hOrtH) S2 Piek Sta co11aol11ton pat<J sn 00 w1tll t IH winning tlCkel• flour --1 l!IOHTH IV.Cl I ',.,....on turf woi • ., HeiQ"" 1Dlh•y1 s 80 :i 80 2 80 Oovmnt PrOQt•m (Hwleyl 9 80 8 00 Twin I TorneOO IMcCtrron) 3 llO Alto tKed HlnOtorne One Mulbefry, Coatello Lunar R•y Saronle. Lyollero·a Pride F-aome Fouraome. CMtelnau T-2 2fi 21S NINTH l'IACI . One mlle Chuclty Baby (McCtnl 5 60 3 20 2 40 Early Seoltter 1P«nceyl 4 20 2.80 Gr•t Grano.on !CutaneeMll 3 80 Alto reced A Heto. Be On Ttme Cederne1eo. Mr f"erwer. cr-geu. Time I 37 ti IXACTA 111-71paid "4S00 Attendance 54. 718 River Oek1 lnt•n.tk»nal t..=e= Iv..-. l-l~llkllt) o.I Paul ~~N1mee IAualretlal 41·2 9 0 1-3 tLenOt win• S 100 000 Mcl'lamM wlfte S32 0001 ~"nal Ste•• Denton (V 5 l·K•••n Cu•1tn tSouth Aft1eel def M•rt. D1c•1on tU S t fomaa SmtO (Crechottovoklal 7~ 11-7. &-1 (Denton. Curren ep111 113.· 280. Ooct.eon Smid 14>111 SCI 11401 Pof'tugu ... Open (ellleboft) ,,..._ 'IMI Me11 w11eno.. 1s..oen1 .,., Yanntelt Noen CFranc.I. 2·8 7-8, 9-4 OovMM,INI Cerloe Kl<m~-Caaelo Motte (8rllZll) def Pa•el Storll (Ctecl>otlo•a-lef-F•OI Taygen tU S ). 7-S 8-4 (Klr,,,.yr. Motl• te>lll SIS 0001 Suri.tOfY Cup lilt Ta\rol I netee '1nal Jimmy Conncn (U 5 I def 8j0rn Borg (Sweden). w . 8-4 (Connor• ...... s 110.- 000 8otg -S70,000) Thlf'CI !'I-. Jolln McEnroe (U S I def JOiia" Krlel< 1Sou1n Afrlcel, 11-7 7-5. 6-3 (McEnroe w1nt $40 000 Knell wtn1 $30,0001 Caette Open (et .lotta<W,. ellw .. toutfl A Ince) ........ f'1NI JOlln Auttln IU S I 091 Rot>«t Ven t Hof tU SI 1·11 &-3, 1-2 Wom.n'• toumement ('1 "'"°" HNd lelMd, l .C.) ........ ,..... Ma1ttne Newafilovl (U.S.) 09' ftecy Au1tln (US I. 5-7. 9-1, 8-0 (Nawllllove wln.t W .000, Auttin wlnt $17,000) Clo<lbl .. "n•I Na•ratllo•• Canoy Reynold• tU S 1 oe1 Andr .. JaaQer Ptul1 Srnltt (U S I ti 2 6 3 Collea• women UC tnrln• I , lante Clare 3 llnete• E110ettMn tSCI Oel KMMa II • 6·2 MOlllO• 1SCJ Oaf MtllO•y 0 4 4 II 6·:1 lronwtlh IUCI) c:lll 01b0<na 6 l 11·0 !l•ru, it.JCll Clul Durnel 6 • 8 0 Kaut lUC~f Bower1 II 4 II 7 7 6 lello SCt <let Pelton 8 O r. 3 00<ibl .. Malloty·K•ellng (UCIJ 0•1 011.1errno Egger lien 11-3 8 t Kauo· I 1e11w11n IUCIJ <Jel Mo11to• 01ntet 6· • 7 5. Patton Bering IUCt) Oel Bowera. Tebo fl 2 6·4 MHtere (•I A119uata, Ga.I C1aig St.Oler Ray Ftoyd S••• B1lle•tero1 Tom Watton JoOle Mudd Keitll F•QU• Gil Morgan Tommy NIUjtml Oreg l'lo•m•n George Archet Johnny Miiier LM Trevino Scott SimPM>n Jay H ... Torn Kite Hat Sutton Ben Ctenth1w Dan POllt ~"~-=klnl Weyne LIM NICt. FalOO Hele lrW1n Scott HOCI> Garo, Hellberg Tom Weial<opl AtnolO Pal"* Andy NCl'1n • Jame• Hallet IHO A01<1 Peter JacODMn Fuuy Zoeller Miit. Hayes Jee•~ Pet., Ooat.,nu11 Jolln Mallalley Yutat.1 HAQ•"'• Bob G~O., c11 ..... eooor Fred Coue>t .. Cntp Beck Payne Stswart M•ke NIGOlette Danny Edwero1 Da..O Grellam GayBr- Bruce l retzh Bob Sheere< Celv1n Ptttt1e .i .Am11evr 5g.72 69 210 87-72-71-210 611·70-73 21 I 70-71-71 212 72-611-72 212 70-89 74-213 97-70 79 ·213 72.70.72 2t• 71 74 14 215 71 73-71 21S 72-7'1 71 215 71 72-72 215 70 73.72 215 73·8!1 73-2t5 10 72 73-215 73.73 70 216 111· 10· 10 218 74.72 70 -216 1J.10 73 216 6tl 7• ,. 216 72 70 14-216 70-70 18-2111 72-73-72 -217 74-811-74-217 71-71-75 217 75-72-71 2111 94-74 10 219 72-75 72-2111 08-73 78-219 10·16·1•-220 7J. 11 78-220 10·1•· 741 220 71.13.79 220 67-75 18-220 73·69 78 220 72-75-14 221 72-75-75 222 72.74.79 -222 88-15 79 222 7394 81 222 71·76-711 223 10-11118-224 73 14 78 225 70 18 711 -?2!> 11 74 eo <:15 72 13 80-225 69 15 92 229 70 1782 229 70-72-87-229 lPGA tournemenl (al LH 11-e») 2.U Nancy l01>9'l SJ0.000 2114 71 89 68-74 Leur1 Bat>gl'I Ct S ID 800 7 I 10 10-73 .. Jan St~ton Sii 750 Patty Slleellan 19 7SO Alice Miiter S9,7SO lllCkl Fe<gon, $9,750 ., Amy AIC:ott S8 400 .. Beth Solomon. SS.400 a.-ty C>ev...Cpr. 15.400 Donna H Whlla, S5,400 .. Ayako OUmoto 54.200 Batbara Mo•-54 200 St~ Filf'MO 54.200 .. Betty King, 13,300 Dele E~. $3,300 Pet ~·· 13.300 ... Jat.c AnOer90R S2 Sit Ketl'ly Wllll-..orlh 12.518 LOt1 Gett>ect. U .516 Beth Oantel. S2.5t9 212 Cerate Cl\wt>onr II.MO Ate,.,,.,.. Antvdt ''·"° Martlla NauM SI.MO l(elhy Poet-I S l.9e0 Jene loci... SI.HO Jiii Mindy MOOfe. SI &ta Jan Fer•-s1 840 Joan Joroe I 1 840 .. re"' Oietz:en. s 1 313 Jo Ann WU/..,,,, S1.313 Jud'f Renkln. St 313 Pat 8'edtey. SI 313 Slleron llefrett S 1 313 HOll\1 S1ecy SI 313 211 Send•• Poet. Sl,004 Patti Rtno. 11,004 Mery [)wy9r, 11,004 JoAnne Ca,r,,., S1 ,0CM s ... Ertl. SI OO• 11-71 7•-70 72 70-73'7 I 12·88 75.11 89-70 76·71 72 88-75-72 73.75.71.70 737174-71 611·10 76-7• 72 73-78~11 75-73-7().72 73-70-70-H 73.71 79-71 72 72-75-72 71-S8-1S·7S 87 74.73.77 74 75 73-70 74 71-77-70 72 77-71-12 411 74-75-73 10.ee 76-75 78 74.72.11 73-69 711·72 7• 611 75-75 75-73~74·72 71-71 14-73 70-73'77·74 75-71-73·75 U.74·77-75 n~-11-11 79.71.72.73 79-10· 7J. 73 73-7S-74-73 72-75-72-711 75-71-71-78 0.-p N• ft•hlng AltT'l LANOINO (Newpotl 9-tl) 54 •noter• 79 bHt 130 bOntto. 270 meckerel 89 roci. 1111'1. 30 lheoef)eM.0 10 llC)UfC)ln, 4 teek tn*t OAVRY'I LOCKIJll ( ... wpcwl hech~ ~~!~j~•;!ci, ~al~~o .. i::,•~ 2 DAMA WHAi" -103 •nol•t1 311 b•ta 1 hlllbut, 7 meckerel. 21 rock llatl 45 t/IMPtM .0. 12 ICVfpln Orange Cout DAIL. y PILOT/~onday, Al>f'll 11, 1883 Cl UIFL PACl"C DIVlllON Loe A"09le• Oakland o.n.er Atllona W l Pel. Pf' PA 3 3 500 81 83 3 3 500 118 118 3 3 500 g1 102 2 3 400 711 1111 ATLANTIC 011/lllON Phttadelph1e 5 I 833 128 Booton 4 2 887 122 Wath1ng1on I 4 200 61 N-J•M\' 1 5 1117 84 C INTllAL OIVlllOM Tampa Bly 5 I 833 12• Chicago 4 2 887 154 Birmingham 2 4 333 80 Mlcf><Oan 2 4 333 101 '"lwdaf t lcor" PhlllMJelphta 17, Loe...,..... 3 Cnteaoo 22, B1rmlt1Qham 11 M1e1119an 21. N-Jerwy 9 OutanO 28 Boe1on 7 T °"'1111'• o-Artrone et WUl'll1'9lon .. lllfdeJ'• aa- Pn1tedejphl• at Oakland lt1ndlJ'•O-o.n-at Blrmlngll•m Chicego at Mlc.hlgan Wa.ntngton at New J.,...,. Booton at Aruona n Monday, AprH 11 Oem9 Loe Anoelw et hmpa Bey, n 60 107 117 150 113 81 98 118 Phlledelphl• 17, lot Angelel 3 kore 11J Ou.nwt Pnlladelph1a o 10 o 7-11 Loe A~ 3 0 0 0 3 LA -FG AbOOll 42 Plllt -FO Ttout 48 Plitt -B<y..-.1 2 run (Trout !tick) Pnot Flt,_ 19 pu s rrom Fu.in• (Trout ktel\) A -18.071 Teem llallatlce '""" ftrtt Oowrui 19 Au.._..yarda 3g.147 P~ye101 170 Return va•O• 59 p-21·37..0 Seek• by 2-11 Punta 9-311 FurnbtM-toet 2-1 Pene!ttes-yarc:ta e-se Time ol p_, 38 00 lndMrNellteltelk.e LA 11 19-55 201 2 111-40·2 8-44 µ3 1·1 S-40 24 00 RUSHING P1111aoetptll1, Bryant 21·81. Fualna 4·29. Hanrtn 9-17, Ruaeell 3. 10. Rtle y 2· 10 Lot Angetu. Harr•ngton ti· 14, BoOdte II· I I Heattp 2 11 Bernett 1-10. Ramwy 1·9 PASSINO -PnttaOelpllte Futlna 21.31.0 2 14 Lo• Ano••••. Ree 10·29-2· 132, Ramwy &-14--0-77 RECEtlllNO -Plllt.a.iphllt, FltzkM 6·98. Coltter 6-64, Bryant 4<11, FOi.urn 3. 15 RuaMll 1 ?2 Donovan 1· 17 Harvin t-·I LOI Anoe* Ellit 5-64. H-4 66 Bo<101e 4-47 Wiiiiama I 17 Betne1t 1·8 HarrtnQton 1 7 MISSEO FtElD GOAL S PnitaOelpht• Trout 54 LOI Ang•I .. .Abbott 48 48 4 7 Chlc~o 22, llrmlmghem 11 lcor• by o .......... Blrmtngllem 0 8 0 5 1 1 CllieaQO 3 3 7 11-22 cni -FG Correl 20 Clll FO Correl 42 Bir -Cotliet I 1 run 11tica led.al Chi Spencer 2 run (Corral klcii) Bir -Se1111y t.andry tacktea In eno zone Bit -FO Norwood 39 Ch• -lORQ I Nf'I (Correl kiCllll o. -s.te1'f eou... 1ae11i.o 1n eno rone A -13,959 lndt¥idual llatleltc• RUSHING -Birmingham, Gant &-32 °""'*' &-29 Colfler 0-74 -· 7.29 Jollnton 1-4 Sklbln"'t 2-3 ClllceQO s~ 111-1oe. Long 17-73, Landr) 1·11, Dennteon 1.10, Stone 2-10 PASSINO -Birmingham, Colllet 11·25-1· 137 Cnlca go, Le nOq 11-294232 RECEl\/ING -8'n'nlngNm. OUW'- 2 14 Fr.0..tck 1-18 Ande<ton 2-29 Smitll 3 25. Muon 2-31. Gant 1·22 Cl\fCaOO. LOllQ 4·21 8uQ9t 3--48, Rod<., 3·59. John.on 3-39. SJ*'OW 1·28, Wl"h 1·12. Oenniton 1-31 MISSED FIElD GOAlS -ClllceQO Correl 30 Mlchl~1, Mew JerH1 9 llJ~en MICtllgln 0 0 U 7-21 ..._JerM\' o o 8 0-11 M lc;h -Albrlglll r_,,.,eO -eel punt In enO rone (Bojovlc k tctt) NJ -Sufllvan I ""' (klek lalleOI Midi -HQflowey 25 p-from H_, ( 8ojOvlc: klclcl Midi -lacy 10 run (8ojovfc ktcltl A -17 8411 indl'rtduel llalllllc9 RUSHING -~. M-, 14-23. Lec;y 14-77. Hebert 2· I I, J, WIHlam• 1-mlnue 1 New Jerwy. Wallt• 26-133, <Arlllon ti-23 Scott I· 14. 8ullven I· I PASSINO -Mtctitoan. H•b•rt 12-28· 1-122 New J eruy, Scott 18-31-1·220 RECEIVING -Mlchlgen, lacy 4-SQ. Cot>b 2-18, H011ow11y 3-40, EQllols 1·6 Cert• 2-22 ..... Jerwy, CerthOn 4-52. W a ll.er 9 ·61 Fri e d• 1 .1 9 Mcconnaughe y 3·80, Bowert I· 10. Brodlk)' 1 11 MISSED FIELD OOAl.S Mlelltg.,, 28 New Jeraey, none O•.kl.nd a lloeton 7 .... .,a-... OelctanO 0 • 1• 3-28 &oeton o 1 o o-1 Boa -Crump I run (M~ll klclc) Oal<. ·-T oroei..-. 2 run (klell falleel' Oelt -FG 8flM 21 o.i. -WlllnlnQton 1 run (&Me klC* I Oeli -FO ._._. A -7.1114 ~•i.1i.11n RUSHING Oakland Torot t1n 17.77 Wllllttngton t$-73 Penareno• 1-21. J-6-20, Jec11.on 2-2. 8eMl\e 2·1, Grant t-mln\lt 2. Bt.nllt l·mlnut 8 Boeton. Crump 16-108. Ot•lt 4· 13, A. JOhn.on 3·2 PASSINO -O ekla no Bua n e Hl-32-1·:119 511 .. 0 I 0-0 Booton. Wlllon 14-40-2-1119 RE;Cf.IVINO 0 1kltnO, Handetton 1.13g, Benkt 2-41, Wllttttngton 2· 16. Cl!Mt" 2-12. J1mea 2..0. loroatan 1-e . Botton. Bayle 4·93, De•I• 3..,,,1nua 4, loellett 1·30 Ftetu 2·23. Smtih t-30 C-1·24, Crump t 3 FtElO GOALS MISSED -None NHL pteyoft9 DIVWON HfWllfAll ,..., °'''"> THterdaf'I leor" NY talanOen 6. Waalltngton 3 (N- 'l'Ott< ., ... --3 1) Botton 2 Ou•b•c t (Bolton wtnt -•3·1) Ml,_ta ~. Tor onto 4 IOIHMtnneeot• """' -'-3-I) Chtcego S. St Loula 3 (C-ego wlnt _ ... 3 I) ~ 4. lltnC01J11., 3 (Oii (Caigery win• -'" 3-1) DIVlllOH flNALI ( ... tofhven) TlwndeJ'•O-Butteto at Booton NY Rengers et NY lalanoars M·nn.901• el Cnlcego C•I0-1Y at Edmonton Thi• •Mil'• fight• w.on..cs., At Atlantic City, N.J • Reeorta 1n1ern1t1onal Hote l Ca alno, Mike Routnen Tur,,.,s.ttte, NJ w Cllarlte Smltn. v1rg1n1e Beacll. Ve 10 ttglll ,.,..~fits. Rtcll.. KatH VtnelanO N J vt Jolt Lampklo, Youngllo•n 01110 10 119111 -"f#910hl5 T!wreday At LH VegH, Snowbo•t Harold Petty Fort Worth. l e•u. •I S.,gto Cutro Loe ~ 12. Dant.,...werght• Freoo1e Roech LH Vegu •• Louta Burke Et PHO h u a 12 1un1ot llghtwe49hll frkler At New Yor' Felt Forum Lou Ate•--Y0<t. 10. -vr-ont1 C1a1ence HUI Wllll• Ptaln• N y •• Welter San1ernore New OrtH n1 10 llM\IYWelQht•. eoo .. Gregg New YO<k vs Bruce OranOham, Kelamuoo, Mteh 10. llM.yweiglllt Al Tampa. Fla . Fort Hotner Heaterly AJmory Richard Sev~ W•1 Monroe La "' Myron Teyior PNl-pn•• 10 Nal""""'elOllt• .. ,..,day At Lubbock. Teua, Robin Btoe. Lubl>OCI<. w Rub«\ Munoz D~•• 10 tlglllwelQl\tl COiiege wolleybell r.nldng• ~ 9 coechee" po111 1 Hewell ( t0-2). 2 UCLA ( 111-3). 3 P-Otne (13-4); 4 "-tn Slat• (25-I), 5 UC Santa 8'erbera 120·11); 9 lOllQ S..Cn State (15-7), 7 Sen Oleoo State (10~). 8 Ball State 125-51; II us<: (11.g~ 10 Oltlo Stet• (20-10) WMl!end tr.nuctlone u~u ~ ........ CINCINNATI REOS -Sent O••o Harrll, plteller. to tnotanapolla of tne Am9t1Can AeeocHllon • NEW YORK S -PurdlMeO the ~Ir.Cl OI rk Btl Oley, OUl"-'0«. lrom fl th• tnlernatlonat LH gue Option• Ge ry R•l•lch, ourrlelcler. 10 Tt0aw1t Miit ......................... MILWAUKEE BU KS -Acttvaieo o. .. Cowene, IONtWO-<>enler Relee-s St-Mix. rorwero Cou.IOI OKLAHOMA CITY -N•m•O Abe L_,a lleeO baalle1ball coe<:h PENN ST ATE -Named Bruee Pwtthffl -bUketball ooectl SOllTHWEST MISSOURI STATE - Nam ed C llarll• Spoonnour lleao ba&llelbell OOlieh Camel. Where a man ~longs. 16 mg. "tar. 1.1 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your H11tth. I • I J ·. • . '/'ht• mC1rkt'tplcwe 011 tlw Orcmye C'cw~t 642 -5678 --------~---..·~-- 74'' u/ people bu11mo real ratottt have rt-ad cla11t/ied ad• rn the paat i«elc. a national atudy indtcotea. lf strcttqtFt ef a tta tio11 tf" homeS qf t rs yc~p[e. !\. hNCOIN / I lCS l 11 Thia week, Realtor• all over the nation ulute you, the homeowner. Thank you for giving ua the opportunity to serve you. More Important, thanks for all you do to make our nation stronger. ID On bnnd new Towrw tt-Jn WMllJck c.o.y .. _. a b9d.rooml, a bath.I. attached double cu pr., .. with aucomauc door opmera. 1Atp private J19Uoa kw all unlta. and a oou~ -have extra latp yuda. AND-you can me.-your own color of wall t.o wall carpeUrljf.! Builder will Mlp finance wtth 11'1\all down paymenta. J>nc. M k>w u t tU,&00!! Betwr chfldt on U- excltlna NEW homu for lhla low prl~ TODAY! .... l llAll lff10I llt-1H1 "Yll·llll WALKER A LIB Reallmte ® ~ AO.. ...... ~ --••• .. •••·•• ·'· . \ TAYLOR CO. i: ·, . I I ' •••• ........... .......... ... -1111 ..... l&L llYUTllUT H•lllTY DllllmlY ............... .., .... ........ .. ...,.. .... PUZ& ............. .......... 144-4110 CLASSIFIED. EMPLOYMENT INDEX To Plue Y0tr Ad. Cal 642-5678 REAL ESTATE .. ; .. ,,,..,., Ano1wtm H1& a..10 ... tai.nd S.lb• ~1'9U ... l•afAalr•nu 8t'M ~ Cnn..rw~ M•r l ............ U.n. f'ot.n1 El t .... f't•'-mt.atn Vallit-\ HUl''Hlf'\C\Ofl .8Nt h HW\1 Harto.I '"'"",.... i.....-.11. -" l....ofl'no ltllla ....,..,..N,_I .......... _, M-..oft v..,~ Nt.,.potl-h S.nl._11 5.f\ Jw..n c ... ~. s.n .. """ s..1 8<c'h s. "'' h lJC'·lf'~ Sunw-4 &11th Twun v. .... 1m.rliKt'f M•obok- ~r•·•p· A_,_ a.-..h ..._., __ ,..,,.._ c"""'""Y u... Clwnml Pr~..-{·--Pu ......... u ..... HA>l...IOllPM.- lr'W'Ofnt• Proprl• lndu•tnal """"~ &.,.tU "" s.aco -~-MounLatn. Orwt1 f-...-.n..-Co Owl 114 Count\ Ou1..t s.. ... K.o...-.......,r..,... ~s::t:'' :f~ RENTALS """'""""""'""' HOUM"t Unfu.rNthtd """'" ,,..,.,._ "' Unl...-c-n..... Cuneio Uni Town~f"rn T-ru-Unl Puplnft """ Puploouo Uni Apul ......... """'"""'\ A_.,,_.,. Unf AP'> """ .. u..r --·&enl "°"'"_ .. c ..... -S..--• v__.,_....,..,.. ................ si..~ ............ Wont.rd c.,....,or.,,.1 Olr ... a-ui. __ ......... .. C'cinwN ........ .. , __ ... .. ~':~ MfOltCOIENlS ,.,__.. .. ......... P'a.ond ""--_..._ ~ .. 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"""' AntJtfU"" c.i...r, 210Q uoc AUTOS ll'ORTtD ~ ""•"""""" 1400 Aud• 2410 .AutlJn U'.d RM" UU l'1tr1•·n ll30 l ... L~n ~ [lio t....in-.n 1600 t.,, ... ,. 2700 ••• , -11 ........ 2tOO ''""''" ll02 J.-cu .. , 2904 '4'fW'ft ~ ~··•tfht,_; ~ .......... acn i.. .... 1'M M.,d_. t90I M •'llTIUI 2912 M• ,,,<ftrt f\. "' nu M1LM.boh• 2'11 M<.. 21111 0,..1 29"2'0 ..-.. ntir .. 2t'n ... .._.. ms..,._.,. tlt"'ft.aUh llolt. lloY<• --...._,. *'2 Ttf'\'t1'4il -. T .. ump11 1012 v .. o .......... lOlf v ........ JOit M1• lOll ..... It'• Tim• to Bu1 ••• and •nJor rour ownerehlpl W• hne prop•rtr I• eult evorr lllo 1tyto and ~ PoMtton .•• CeM few detall• on tMM .•• lftd •• ha" other1. ... bN lllfind a.ytront ., ., •••• Linda .._ laeyftont e1.2N,ol0 OoMntront "' a den .,,.11,000 a.r11torea ler f1",IOO '-"'lne CFMll ler 1321,000 WATERFRONT HOMES RLTR8. INC. 831-1400 873-8100 IET&OIU OllM IEWPOIT 2 Bdrm and den, 2 ~ bath, formal dining room, open beamed ceilings, large 5,000 sq.ft. lot. $210,000. lllSIH YIUI IHlllEll HUllT 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, den, 2 car garage, quiet cul de sac. Canyon view $147,500 . WTlllE OllTA •EU 3 Units with cash flow. $150,000 . llEIT H1-1111 llOllm IATI 1 2 Br. 2bath, $~down +monthly payment.a $800. Alklng $79,g()(). ...... 3 Br, 2 1h ba, 1olar heated pool. Move In condition. $155,000. HOUT LIT Easts.Ide Costa Mesa. 50 x 125 tt Rt with alley access. OAllY II IOln1 111·2242 ~~unho\\ lkalh COITA MllA • ... ,. ... llfTll "" .. l 11 ..... ''" .. .... , •Ill .. ,,, ....... 111 ....... .. ... ......... ...,,, •• Wrtl ...... ... .., ... , ...... -.......... ......., ~et'41L N .. Ulllllll • ... I !Nitti, r•1il1llll. LhtM ... .-let .. ..., ...... Ltll,_11 ......... leaal•..,lt. ......... ............ "" .... -... •_f~· ...... ..... "'"' "' ........... ..... 11111 l&ILIY &II WIG. 144-1211 ~E AL TOR' lllTIWI• •ElllWI Plan 503 . 4 bdrm•. 2 ~ ba. Immaculate and b e autifully de.corated. Cent. A/C, walk-ln wet bar, double fireplace for Uvlnl and family rooms. Great do.et 1paoe. $219,900. R!•sor ·(("tty 651·TI77 111!!1 ftr Ille 1 ..... ler kl• 1 ..... ler Salt · ...... fer a. .... In l&Je ...... r. 11Jt Gt.t11l 1002 Gtaeral 1002 t.rtaa ••1 llar llUi-lnlu.----.--.-=.-l-M-4 lw• lMt l!!p!! ..... lMt lllM • lffDll HllT YI lllffl IUIY Tl llW do BWrood. 1 brldgeBI. l•··Con-nd~ •••--·-~ REPOSS"•.,.,...,. Motivated owner ol EllQant condo . A. tetmal 702 A.cecla, valuable R-2 -- -..,., ~ lovely Del Mar model In muhl-lavel • rare "R.. lot, UM 2 unit• &a la<>< do rm, taatef\illy decorat • l }Qfl DOWN 8-tltul beyfront 4 bl', SpyglaH Hiii wante to plan with unobitruct9d youf own thing. 1225, lennl1, patk1 & lake prl-lO 4'h bl hOme. Beet toc.- Hll NOW. Bright and Back Bay view and ,..... ooo. vi=. Xlnt tenna avail. Prime OQeltl and harbor tlon on Linde Illa. S.. Immaculate view home Ing of "bacil to nature". o.,.., .. , Har ,,.,, 11 ,500 vtewe trom tnta llex158 fl curtty. Oodt let 55' boet. with 3 B.drm1, 2 Ba, cozy Lovety muter eulta and ll• •••• 752-83 t8 833-9509 r•ldentlal lot In pr•tl· Anenc:lng to IUlt. Ofleted lamlly room. dramatic 2 other bdrm•. Hlghly .---g lou1 H cure Harbor l>'I owner, &42·7707. wet ber, 3 car garege. p d d s It •---------TllTlEllOI Ridge. $585.000. Call Enlar through private u gra .'. . ..,!Cur y Cetta.... 1124 m••AE 875·2311 day1 o r futia llM courtyard Into thla won-•yatam. -79·"""· "'"' 875-33 t 1 ewa/wknda ;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;. def1ul family and ant•· IOUlflllT I M FIDI Plan 60, 3 Br 2'h Ba view liiit;;:"iiiiirwiMii~iiiitiiM-1 •••-• talntng home. 1220,000 Pllllll~~!~! 1111· HY w home. A.II IN ametllt._ IDT •WPllT.... ----In exl1tlng financing, and ~ ,._ ind prlcad lo H ll at 2 Br 1ba, 11~.ooo. Pro-IAm - owner will a1111t. Try Biii Corona del Mir $375.000. perty Mart M0-9019 3 BR, large 1olld Oak '"" opt1on. M74.ooo. t>eechlron1 1ocat1on on 4 U 11111 FILUI IULn i-:;;..--'-------• 1am11y room w1th e· eo11d Ask lor Hallle Strock. privet• road. Parched Oulat 1trMt, E"t1lde, ....... 14 1'11-ft.D Oak bar, w1ln1cote, 8'4-7020 IOlldly on bluff abov9 the s 1e2,590. ..... ... , ... ,. hardwood lloor1, huge URI 101. man beech with b<aethtllklng .., .... 4 .. , ..., ""'· ,.,. llst· 14rft 3 Untta and all good In-country kltc:Nn with ftr• IH1ve IOmethlng ""'"want view of OOWI, '9tl'I and 141-YYH ()pan Sat & Sundey OOf'l'le pr~. A. 3BR. P,ll<l9ted· TEaatefully daco-1 I ............. ...., ........ --. ....... __ C triumph with oak 1111. already In 11orow on Very hard to find. Top OlHI cul d9 MC. 8-IU-ltastl ftt lllt I to NII? Clutlfi.d-adi do aurf. 2 level arc:hltec:turat I~~~====~~~ 3Br, -2'~ba. Hey, eallwa 2BR and 1ga Badlelor. • . normou1 o . I I!-Gtatral 1002 ~2~~;8~ all NOW. Exec. home for 11119'... anottwt location and the price la fully land1caped with i1ro t;tiiliiiiiiaaiiiit1iitiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil alv• entertaining. Spa· 4 lmfl Property Mart &40-9019 good at '325,000. NII fruit lraH. 1215,000. "~ P' clout 2 bdrm, den, din a I I I.. 1 t I a I t f good ueumable loan. Shown by appt. Cell IUIUIH end tamlly 1 GOUt lff lMI m fWll Frank v....-. 759-1501 For Tue1dey through UllA Ill.I UYFllllT met kllch::.St~P• 1~ .. 1211...._, wltlil llO, i::;:;oir.=:::.;.:=;:.::.-:.:;.::: S1turday publlcallons: Finest main channel view from magnificent 6 ~ own privata Mdud· . PA .. IULTll WALKDlsLll a.11110 ~;~ ~·::· ~~~J>~~.,~~: Br. 6 ea pool home. Reduced $l,65'J.OOO. -"° bMOh. s1,475,000. · Call 84S:.9t8\,t· IYM1N Monday publlcallona: UTlllE PUCE UJFlllT WATI tttRONl Nlee 2 Br Condo In TM ~Id~!. "J:~;:I ~:~~,~~ 12:00 noon Saturday. Spectaculat bayfront dplx 2 br. 2 ba up; 2 br, :E~~~;T~E Mo0n11~1i101, only 189. AllOe Model 3 bd .. 2'A ~ 2 dn 2 boa Red··--' •1 .. "" 000 50 .• 10 ,000 ctown. 1---------ba. 10% down. Below 1 ~~~~~~~~~ IJW &II be · t lpaoel. ....,~-. ·"""'· · ____ ...;;.13.;:..1_-_1_400 __ 1 Webb Realty, 831-2170 ... lilb lOH market. Jult Reduced to 1: OHU011111t PElllSILl lllE IOWFlllT AM or 4M-7e.19 Evee.· i--.i.--,-.,-.... =-...-.--..... ss_1_5_.ooo_. 95_1·9_3_ee __ 1 11eWlt..... llM Kitts end corractJona may Ocean & jetty views. Marine room. 4 bdrm, 3 SM,111 SACRIFICE: 09tuxe I Br 3BR. IVeBA., A.JC. oraclo1ura: Reduced -.... •Y "'''" be made untM 5:30 p.m. bath, 3700 sq ft $1,38!i,000. Oceanfront. T-'te advantage ot own-Condo. By~-LOE ASSUM. lt27K. S 100K. Baylront 3br, $17,000 redUe1lon . NEW "°11 '°'the next day'a publl· Liii ISLE .... , dltemma on thlt on.I Cell 831-4398 77<Ml737 834-9101 2ba, 40' 111p. S385K. Moblle Home now 142, :::~ cation. For Sunday and He'1 tran1farred -MUST ••ll9 W 873-1484 """ .... w11 Monday publlcatlona, Remodeled 3 bdrm 2 bath+ 1.arg SELL! Fantaatlc location ._,I llTI """'..... ltlt ....., lndudlng all ..... ,. '"''" 12:00 noon Saturday. .._;_.__. ... e2~ rm.. -So. Cout Plaza. Hit 3 8r w. Ba pool "°"'8. -... 1111 amnt gea, beet pal1I locatlon .. ou ·PIHsa Hk tor a .. kilt beam ceillnp. fwui.1 .. acu, patios . .., ' · lou, your gain on thla C1tm kitchen, lmm1c. IY... Very flexlble Hnancing, 111s""~eL • oc.1101ron1. ::~ number .. when c•ncel-FllllAllS IUOI llLLTIP xlnt Town• Hom• de-lnlldelout. $135,000 3 bdrm & den. R-2. will offered tor one °' ...... OU .. aguna. r.•n •ni !Ing your ad. HQht. Call 759-t501 or lrada for C.M. unlt1. port Beac hel t1ne1t Dally. A.gent 499-4 42· ~rn New 4 br, 4 'h ba, custom French Normandy 752·7373. 3 Br 1'A ea lamll)' rm, $700,000. 3713 Saa· Condomlnluma. e-541-2739· nm Eutll FA!tate 1.2 prime acre hilltop $1 ,250,000. 24X30' gatage. ,_ cri>t lhora. eso-es1e. Bier N9wpOtt 8-dl •·28r--d-bl-wtcte--.-u-.pei-rt>--F-.-v. =~~~ Check your ad dalty and OlllUll OHi UJFlllT WALKJDlfsJ.EE 000& paint In & out. $138, ..__.... Hau.hta, 3 8r. 1 873-e847 loc. '37,!500. Own. 0W1 UH report arr~ lmmadlal• n-•.,.. 0 I ·-w.,.,.. ..... Anaheim n2-9370 •••lit wltlnanclnQ. Coronado Island cust. be..#-t lot. 85' boat ._..a. • • Ba. llouH. new paint. ~--~===iiiiiiil .... ~ --.. .. --~· '""'11 ly. The DAILY PILOT aa-,,..,..,.., f <t ti I II d ......_ .. -_...... :~ aumH llablllty for the dock. Plana avail. Now '370,000 w/terma. •c--c-3 8r 1 Ba nxer. St20,000. ~~ fto!...\~,~ Ill.. BACK BAY • 38r, 1v.sa, .:.-, llrll Incorrect lnNrtlon Gl!li. FIUD a•n•n 1lr h .. t. detaclwld dbl A bHt buy In Harbor $49,900. Comm pool, •lll·-------• ~ eat garage. large yard. Ridge E1tataa. 3BR. 1pa, bell. Owner wlll 141-1114 52t El Mod«!&. A.alllng 3 BA, Fam. rm w I conelder 11 ... option . BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR l I I B"Y'''j, [),._, NB t../', /:olbl 11•1ni==-------':;.;:tt;.:.:2 I ~~~~~~~~~~::~~=~ !~:! T 1- COLDWeLL BANl(eRO •M--acA--rt-h-ur_V_ll_leg-e-2-8-r.-• $189,000. 648-5041 aft magnltlQent unboatruct-Bkt. 87S-40_10_. __ _ 8 ed view. A.uume large ~8~~,5~ble. . IUffS 30 -µ.loan. $911ar Wiii c .. lli:Puelr 1111 ..,... cerry 2nd. 1559,000. Prima Com--'al Pro-8An~IN. 3 bdr, lam rm, Maure an W II It e , ,.,_.., 1&11 UY ""u•• :n1~ PWI ;~!! A popular noor plan wl1h ·on very few ever on the ·u:• mertcetl 3 8r. 2 e.. lant-1cm aatlc family area, Hxy 10211 stone flrepl-. country T&.I U.....Ylll A truly unique ottering with high budget deco- r 1 ting. 3 Bdrm 3 Ba, oeotrat air, lonnal dining, 11parat1 lamlly rm. A mu1t -at only $159, 900. 751-3191 ....... htllt ... fl.t1HI L..oc:eWd In W.alde Coata Mna thl1 llome haa a 2'A ba., w4de greenbelt. ~ party, apptOX 70 It 1 .. 9. All new. YOU OWN THE Coal• ....... Ideal tor llOS tl"7 tltll 911% lllf WP': »Ill ~'" ~,~, Vl1l 111· Yl4V 1n1 llU 11n tl)l Viti VIO 1110 llH .... •••• 81).J fl)) "" .. ,. '"' "u '"' '"' kitchen, tight and airy. Peaceful backyard with meture fruit 11... Price only 1129,900. Cati tor "'°" detalle.. 548-2313 THE ijEAL ESTATERS C::SE\.ECT ...... PROPERTIES Hive hof-. on till• pro- perty • and enjoy mint condition 3 Bdrm. plu1 lamlly room home -cor- ral • barn end tack roomll RV 1tor1ge too. Offerad al St69,500. 540. t t 5 t f~ en.1ot & $pruc9) 1122 Anr• an. ........ ,, .. • -HERITAGE LANO. WHI ..... 09tlon. .-.-y, ,_.,,.,,., ariU-~ ... fora var c anyon and $225,000. Bair, &44-0t34 cau-. wtiatew9r1 ..... -ooeen view. 3 Br 2 Ba °' ~ $295,000. _....,... ~ huge adO-on tamlly ·--------Cell~ NJ 747 Award winning archl· room mllk• thl9 home a Jamlne Ct.-Condo In 842..aoc> 2.,.._ tec:t'1 hOme lhoWI that great buy. 831-7370, C«on1 d•I Mar. Spot· modem dMlgn c:wt ba 1112·2411 IW 2 Br. 2 ea. with Oen, C.•w•••w ll'IS _,.,,, & lrwttlng. ~ 3 ~old, 2 car garage. cuter vtewt of ihe PllCMc t1nnl1, pool. Hcurlty. ,. R c H 1 ' £ c r u R .. L w~ ~ Condo, 2 'hlltt. LUatl •ldacapllig. Prloed to ..... '310,000. p R 0 pl R T IE s bd. 11,(o ba. et.c. gar, Mutar loft eutt.. One at Open FflJ Sal/&.in 12-4. sa&,900. Lw dn pey, Flex I a klod1 22 Beechoomber °".,..· ,_ UT t e r "' • . a a 5 -2 1 s 3 • 144-IMt H.B. 844-7424. Brollar ~ lll'dltltec:hn llt· ~u::'°d!~a-11:~:: ~~~~~~~~l.~~~~!!!!!!!~~~I . MAllRW MWll ed on 200' ot th• Big 145N Golden Olan, Ir· i..;. ~• Canyon Country Club IOUI VIEW AP111 fUlm Piiat tm LIQUIDATION 3 B r and fumleNd by Stew _v1ne __ • ---- .11• A.ftAI liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;J Thi• I• an outitendlng 199,950. Dlll1tng 2 Br, 2 MODEL perfect home. ChaH of A.rchltactural RE Al TORS ..,_ Engll•h Manor houH, e. home ....,... ca--....el tmmect. avail. $20,000 D19MI •-· Computar --------..._ . ....__., w· ... t comm•""'""' an ex...., ' .. .,_. u-. .._""" ~ t 700 Fet Clllllhd Ad ·~......, • 1 , .. _ .... 0 --LfT aiv. •f;"' ..... H.::.:::.: c•ll, fr11hly pain tad, be6ow rnart!M -·"""· t '/ n OY9r lhe bead\. A well plan-Sunny location, ~t & om,,. --clOM to ocean, uaum 0-??? down. Cel Petrtdl aq. rt. .950,000 IM. ACTION ned 2 Bdrm 2 bath con-~-~U~tlc*ly 1 o a n , 1 m a 11 d n . Tano,., ant 780-8702. wttt\ ttnanolng ~ Call • A. llrepeca that .u cuatomlzed. A.cca11 to • .., -...--, 6etalled. • Dally Pllol ~warmth let ~tar prlv. baach. 3 Bdrm. the home It pertec:t foi :~12t2~2413 or AO-~ get-tog•th•r1. New on Wm C.Ote, Siu-. '319,000 the eophlattcated oouc* 1 1 642-5f71 . . . . R&IM~ the mat119t. Many am.. Ulllll lOOt: 001'ttS who antartaln lrequentty. luL ..... lMI nH._ .,.. lnctuded and Raeri=: t7s-eoob Truly an ultrlHwl• pro- It'• prloed to ... , A. muat !;:;;~~~~~~~~~~:.:;:~~~~~~ party. Prtced raelltiealy IUll -.... Cell IOI' comptate at $2,200,000. Cell au.. e..y wlllc to bdl, 4 Br. 3 1111111 ..... tnfOf'rNtlon. ~7111 an Trl'Mon '°' ~t· 8&, apac:IOUI IMng rm, STAR GA'ZEK._~ lhooMng. 71M1 famtly rm, laundry rm. ~. ~th:ul'~T..~ THE REAL ESTATERS •lWIUIT ........ f .............. , llV9 In 3 bdrm. 2 balll UpPlf apt. Commercial eN>p. omo. or retell on lowar level plua 4 car pa(l(lng. Price •t $395, ••• associated 8 r,, .. E ii ', 0 • A I .. ' Q s • . "" I ' • -.., • ' ~ • ' THE REAL ESTATE RS 1~'-=-.:...:..:.:-..--e, cu. y -. POU.A =r b4Ncony. S 1N ,OOO. .,... of N9wpott. Fwnly ~ !:' .. ~ ~ ~ ~ __ 1_1_111 ______ 1 rm, pan.-s omce. pool. I I I ro d.v•loc> ...... ~ i.,. llolondov frM equity. 3 bd, 3 ba Own. wtt1 lllt9fl to 11rf ·--d""'""'°"""'V'°""'°"" cwnhme nr downtown. offer. Dori e, Bkr. o1,....., Zodo0e b•"" "II" ::mll 12050/mo Sua 955-0809 or 961-8400. 1-6558 ON SANTIAOO DRIVE ·-:11 A,......,. ··--IC.-·-••w•• •• ··-· ·-·--.. ·-t•C.O-C:-~ "'~ U Al ... t u .. ...... .. _ 1ot••· ''"'itM ... .. -·-.. ..., llC-1)1"-4 "°"' ...... ·-· ,, .. ., ... ..... JO(.cfll ~(,.o) LUOOM E I' I I I I [RT Y .. _.. .. -»~ 91""4 .. ao.o .... ••• ...... ..... ·-,, __ .... .... ., .... ... ... ·-... _ u ".-w ··-.,. ,,_ ··~ ,, .. .. _ . ··-., ...... ... _ .. oo ,.,_ •1tltM~ n•-... ...... ... --... _ ·-··-,, .. f"I .. _ ...... ...,. ··-.. _ ., ... .... ..._ .... .... ·-.... .,~. ·--••• ··-...... ·-••• ··-~~J ..... .. .. t,. ~t..uJ 1"4 In Dover 8horae. 2 story, .. bf, 4 be. 3500 lq. fl fwntly home with pool. 3 frplcl, 3 cer gat'IQ9, .. curtty l)'Stem. FM '*'d . Trfple A. cond. Prtced to .... $495,000. 844-7424 Bkt. I I I r I i YORRE s s s s s s s BINGO s s s s s s s BINGO AT FATIMA A good Caller, Friendly People, CUh Prizes, FrM Coffee & Popeorn means BINGO FUN at Oll' lady of F atina Parish Hal 105La~ SW! Ctemont• Every Wedneaday Nlte at 7 p.m . 1 F,.. HMd Cetd pet P9r90ft wtth tNe ed. duttng ~aMwch ... -t: .... , . .., .. I J I· I I I~ I I· LC SHU I THE J.(EAL E: iTATEf.1 S ------ I I I I I .- .. EMT8IOE TAt.PlEX 2 •. 1 ... ..ch. I 116K. Good flnenOlna, lyO.W.~1~ !amide Colt• Meu Ou-ptex, all new lnelde, 5 min from OOMn. Flnenc- lng • 18'4 down. 1HI '"lle rton AYa. (btwn Oninoe l Nwpt Blvd). IM!l!dll fmty UH TAY I.OH CO FM IALl/Wll 1821 Otlme Wey, Coeta Meae-2000 & 2100 .... Ctluck Splllw, 831-1211 USI THE DAllY PILOT '"FAST IESULr SHYICE DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call 642-5671 bt. JU * ~ • I • 00 • ~ (J) ~ • >< (J) • ~ • •1-111t f(UI) ADS ARE FREE Cal: Ml·llll I ' .. Ce Orange Cout OAll.Y PILOT/Monday, April 11, 1113 IEissi•n~al S~ice Direchu-y fl Ei • l1Uf111 . ClaUf Cflt rmJM --lat4!MI iltW rta--•--~EU :""IJ·YI·----Peel._._,._... Im lftyltt A!llD ' COMM'L Loving ' ~bl9 O&H l'INCINO/CON8l •• •HOMI l\lllAlf• 'Rouee • omoe ct.enll)Q llAICKWOAK. lmlll IObe LoM IM!lntet Medi""'· ...... ..... ,,.. , ... , ....... N..-~A41model·O..lan Frw Week tn AptN ~built or ~reel flee·Plumb..catpentry Atll1bl1, thoto11gh l HNPot1. Coete MeM 0111llty work, .con°Wd l!apMi.no.d 1 prof... Stump GMd s.w ~ Low rat... 964-3140 Fenc.cl yerd-00.1• M... ~ltl'le one-. Piiio cewttl-llenott I ~ulc~. 110 hr. Olnger. lrvtne. Reta. t15-J111 "'"· trwe Mt. "4-1t tloNI. Vll'f t-.onab'e ,,.. ...-. Jtm HS-&tlO Ca•litt •-La-e:Jt•&e211 wkdyt ,r .. Mt. 174-&819 "-nlOd 1<.91111 Ml·>i911 14· 32I Muonry & s1uoco: new & Pt1,,11no e111wlof I Int• rat•'°' .i Of~ pool u TA M 0 ....,......, ..... .....,-....,.·---lUnl Ctlllcl c.re • my Spy-.a ........... •-·•r JACK 0' ALL TAADl!I Higll Oulllty HouMwOrk repalf All typee Oualliy rlor, quality gu111nteed ,,..d •. l'or e11per1 Mf• TA IM IN ' ''"'°" •New oeblnete. cabinet 0, ... home. hp IMCfl. "' T"liD ,,..,.. Cell Jaok anytime, l\eft. I am the beetl Loweet prio.. 83t-2345 915-9018 vtoe, cell~ I p.m. v.,, J:., ~· lleul• feeing, blrt & formic• ., mother fwa/Wllnde 8PRINGa·HIH0£8-tlflW Dey or nlOflt t1640t4 9l'i·1012 tn ~ &AICKWOAK: Smell or Int bt fOf bettet work, to t p.m. If no .,._.,, Ing, CC)Ynlertope. M2-088t OK 7~235 r= :~~cr!.1 ONli CALL OOH m ......... latve Jobi. r.pelrt. lowtt ptloM Cell Jeck PLEA&E ll*'l11.. 1'··•-!!dM .... _____ _ Careatg Ctilld care t Y' a over. ,81.,.11 ,. yre In o.M. Painting. carpentry, ne-oi2t ettamoon• Looel ref•, M5·15t2 839-9793 (114) l I Pvt Tulorlng/ AefMdl•I Aepelr-A11er111on. • I Ml81t, aneck•. croee et. 1430169 Tom 657-4490 roofing. Mpt ,,..,,... ell)-I 11...i Mnt11 Olml P&llnll U frtttrtr ""'"9 IMtrUC11on. >Ont r-..111 "'--· .. wtnd~•blnet• ~r/ Sprlngdele 0 0 Ing, gardening, yatd o1n. J•lt m!I .... Uc ...... ,.4t 1 - - - -K .... (lt3)6t2-.31'9' """" v-~ 2 1r909 Door peretore. up, etc i..-1 rll• ·ABC MOlllNO· "' yra · '"""• ne. Rental ~ for twe P.,...._petl09-feneet eprl""•· hlrdwua. For 8TAAR 64 ...... 411 M ., ,..,, .... C ........ .,_,.....,. bO<\dld Reft. Color •11· __ _!-!!:.-~'.!~~l~4~l~-1~fnlN~=~ .... =-=-=;::j;::;;'" Jftfry 64._...413 CHILDCARE. Chrletlan ~ttlon Seecout eture, nllC)On.,1:>11 pro-....._, .,.,.,, ....,,,_ pert 993..00t 1 Rletltrd _., • I Homa '50140 hr wk M New C REASONABLE RATES ' feealorull loqlllng to hou· Lie lt38049 582-04t0 •.JlilyJ.. TYfJ/lftO/W 0 !!,Prr~ng Rm addn•·Patlo cover• • 50 • ... H h " 2 I Pofl BIYd. M •11 1.,r. .. of work·rH/ M ell for""""* mon-*a 1 •YIH* P1,.da1 -• _ _ · ~ -• ... ._.. .. Oeckt-Feno.e-lmprovml .1. hr .... pt •lg 11· "42·3490. " • th b 1' I 1 M II'" 1--·---------.... -~........ •"'t t041 KATHY 850 5258 comm . Big a em toll•. 1 •g nn ng n •Y· IS Ferth~ Interior o..~n J.D. Horn Aeflnlehtno ,,_,_ ""' • & Aepelr• Clltt 846-7552 • · Oey or night 641•2 t74 Wiii Cata for p111 end Beet quellty, 2 yr exp. Antlq kl1 ~· • Remodellng, llnl•h cer-Ct1ta1ct111, Qeu11l b~talH P • Y u t 11111 e •. C • 11 Competitive tetH. HANO NG/STRIPPI O nne P=~· . e.4a.oee'.4 ...... C!ual!I -Home r..,1111 Sml Jobe 176--44111 ettw 9 p.m. Lie T-t t8,429 730-t363 \/IN-MC Scott 645-9325 -..----• ...-.--.-... -00--.W-.-pentry. door hanging, Remodel/""*"' comm 99111 OK elnllng etc • •··II WE W.-QH w1... <> painting, roonng, elactrl-& r"ld. Uc'd, bonded, '" • P 15-· STAAlllNO COLLEGE hperl wellcoverln9 In--!I Fett . Pro4au40nel cal, etc. 631-837t Mike Ina. For .. t. 552.9t42 T<>Pc>ecl/removed. CINn Gary 64 5277 PlL Immaculate, rHponelble STUDENTS MOlllNO 111lletlon Real Conaul-Huber Aoollng·llf ~· Quality WOf1I gu#anla9d up,,_ lewnt. 75t-3478 Homa r11J>elr1, carpentry, bueln•H women. Long CO Lie Tt24-438 tant A"lgnmt 581·8590 N--tacover-dec*• Fr• •!meta 848-7311t Car1tt ltnlct I,.,, ll1ffllall I... Lend~tng-Yd Clnup• ceblnell, 1lectrlc1I. Um. local rffldenl with lnaurecl. 641-8427 Bleckwelder Paperheng-uc. ut t802. 648-9734 "!At the lktnehlne In" No StMm/No Shampoo uc. 3Qe888. AemocMI. tr• trlm/remov-Malnt plumblng, lenclng Don ref. Avail June lhru Sept WATCH US GROWi Ing & Remove! Ouel la-rH~Hl-tMt SUNSHINE WINDOW Sllln Specialist Fut Add'na & Cabinet• Irrigation Jim 85t-Ot29 968--0t49 °' Dct. 873-e7t2 Paiitllt wort! only 494-3818 ,. CLEANING dry Fr•"' 83S.-tS82 6411-8511& 845-4644 Tll lllU ... I lia FREE. hon.ti & rellebl• -L Free Ml. · •381042 642·1&49 H I .,•ft avell. Call Peut flll p•-•1 Platlllllt•Y REP•IA SPECt•LtST --------Shempoo & eteam clean. D--'l Ltwn-tree-ehrub IMtell DUMP JOBS " .,.,.. ,. ,. John'• Window CIMnl""' .,..., T-•rtm/"·--vel Butler 645-4840 )(802 by Alchtrd Sinor Lie. W••··~ l,Hta•ltt Shllle-Com~hlngle ··• Color brightener•. whl DRYWALL TAPINO ,..,. • """'"' & Smell Moving J9bl 280M4 14 f h .. 7St·77t8 551-5552 Fr• eet. t2 yni •!IP crpt1 • tO min. bleach. Lnn mlllnt/Aototlttlng Call MIKE 64.,_t39t lict•t Tu local cuito~' •. 0 appy ColorlB& . 87&-48t8 840-1061 Hell. llvldln rm1 St5: evg All Te1tlur" a Acoultlc Free Mtlmatl 548--8065 *lllf WU l'I* room 17.50; couch $t0; Fr••1.Kevin873-l503 HAUL-MO\/E-REMDllE Fadateted~SetVlce Thenky01,1,983-4tt't Plaster/ ltelr • chr SS. Ouar. ellm pal DRYWALL/ACOUSTICAL CINtwlpe/Lendecaplng Fumllvra, Trath, Tr... Home/ apple. • ... ""' pu-..11 ED'S PLASTERING ~O-a ~onlylP«'lelL _ _, 1 ltlle la •--'rel od C t -·• t"' y • •LL PH'"SES Heullng . Tr• Trim """ "'•t5 NO"'M 83t t7t lllMtt anti" ·-,,._,. ..,._ _.,... or. rp r....,...r. " r ,. ,. Fr• Ml. 642-9907 ....,._ " · pr om pt . n ea l Ouellty petchel/leitlur" 25 yr1 •llP· 76t-4364 Th• all contrectore whO exp. Do work myeell. BUD (7t4) 552-9582 HAULtNO Dave's: Moll St0-$75 or proteHlonele/ lo retH lnt/eitt Neat. 645-8258 perform wor14>Yef 1200 Rell. 554-0t23 El t i I Relph C•b•llero. SQnl C1Mnup1, yard/Ir .. IVC 20% off IHt year'•· Wiii 838-7t49 PLASTER PATCHING ......... ,.. lncludlng ,,bor and We Cera Crpl Cleaner• " 111 Compl. malnt, comm/ RANDY, 642-7847 travel. 64t..o929 Reetucco• lnl/ut 30 9ud0et r11-.,1ow min. I ~~·'u'n1~.!.J>~~: Slum Clean & Uphol ELECTRICIAN. Priced rae. Tr• trimming & r• PAJIT Y•I OASTLl ...,._, ,,,_...., ~· $1.84 per day Ttlat't ALI. you l)tty '°'. 30 d•y Id In Ille DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 It NOWI ... ,., ...... Your Diiiy Pilot 8..-..ce Directory :••ttve 141 1 eat HJ Anutk&l C.W..• N-. & Raaprey. Ramod. carpan~ Uc. #4t489t Ablll1y rt 730-t900 Witlt1•l ltat4tl Add'nt·Oeelgn·Aemod. top quality. Low price Fr•aal. Uc. 831·2345 "~·· Drlveway-Parlllng LOI Ae981....sealcoetlni.c S&S Alphlt 83 t-4 t99 Dan Hllllbarg Grading Truck Mount Unit Ouer. right, Ir•• Htlmete on moval. clHn-up1. FrM Heull~cleen-up & lree FllU FREE EST. INT/EXT. yrt Neet Paul S45·2977 AH, Comm, boel trlre trector9 ehould eo •t•I• Reu. rataa. 64S-37t8 large or email Jobe. Mt, 648 .. 864 ell. 4:30. trlmm · ltO min. PIOIW I IEUYllY REFS LIC. 32088t Pluter & Drywall Fr• aat. 64t·7681 1 In thalf adver1191ng. Con- ---------• CARPET INSTALLATION Lie. 39e82t 873--0359 COMPLETE GARDENING 55 -8271 Bob Your Homa or Office TEO. 7t4/87t-9047 Ext/Int. AeltuCCOI lprltaal Ctu1tll!t l =~ ~ ~ l!h!lttlat & REPAIRS. 30 yra eitp. LIC'O ELECTRICIAN SERVICE: call Jerry'• College Student with large Cell Now, 832..e681 INT/EXT. CALL JIM. Bl~walls. 586-4892 •ANGELA SPIRITUAL• I (714) 5:.:'Je: with any a P~. AM/comm Uc. 397 642-t720 B.b--'tllng, any "~·r 845·903t (bet 8, ell 4) Oual. work·Raal. telN Lawn Service. 83t-4395 truck' loweel rele' 140-lllt Conaullanl/ Counaellng aUMllone. Contractor'I ,.. '""' 1---------1 T 83t-5072/973-7544 prompt. Thank you, Lubntlat Plaa•l•t 1 f 111 Neat Vlctorta/Xlnl reft. ThOmeoll Carpet s .... a om Gardening. clHn-up•. Coun 759-t978 --INTIEXT PAINTINO -("') In •I m•tt•ra 0 • • ... UQenae Board, 28 Cotta tHea. 842·8482 ln1ta111t1on1. Comm/ AESIO/COMM'L/INO. tomming, cement wortc. flU utmATll & WALLPAPERING H llr II v IU.1121 875-2495 or 873-9784 Civic Center Plue. resld. r"tretche• & r• 20 yr1. Do my own work S46-t804 642-2985 lt•t a. .. 1,. SOd, IPfimcler end enrub Cualom wortc Fr• Mt. WA TEA HEA TEA Spacial Spiritual AdVleor Room 890, Santa Ana, lall ... a palra, 1tlnl refs. #430277 Lie. 27804t. Al 848-8t28 WllOAPI llllT Pelntlng . Carpentry ln1ttllatlon. Our work R... Steve 547-428t Pool heet91'S*Furnecaa In bu1lne11, marriage, CA 92701. Bllfoon Promotlont Unll-Greg 556-5324 CHAISTY a SON Cln-upe. Ref• 638-1SlO Tit.. Remodel. Bonded. only look1 e11pen1lve. LOW COSTll 24 HRS atren problem1, etc. :::::====:::::=== mlteel: brig.ht bouquel1I "' t/ "-t 2• HOURS LIC'O Lie. 682·7432/844-4798 Chaotl our prlcaa before DAI/IS PAINTING D-elr·A-lna..R--"'et 6 3 t • 9 4 7 8 0 I en I Treda your Old etuff for Same dey. 494-7550 ~.... -•ere• .. · Garden~ wanted. mow-you buyl Lie. 2045t8. lntleJCt Acoustic celllno•. ,_,, ...... ,......-.... ..,., 63t-8964 ~odl•• with 1 S3M t21 Of 850--0998 .. C'-·-c ·LL ••11-to t3. cabinet relln. In• Free Drain•. Uc. 650-t030 .... '-·/ r1~ ai.,...1 Cement-Masonry-Block Ing, a glng, rekln~, •laM 1111&1&ae ,. .,.. 8 9 ad. 642-M78 Walle-~11, wor11. Lie. "-'-' ' ·--._.. aweap nt rea e • ROBIN'S CLEANING .,.., I -a -· .......,,......-.._. JJ!WIUIHI .., uw au--.,,__.,lclan· ~ & --11 1 f et • •· •• a.... •&..-Ml #368780. 42-747 1na1a11-aAft.1-.D-a1r S--J-LI-1·--=====-· Burglar & Are Alarm• •38t057 Rob 547-211&3 t~.J~~~:. ;.~.weJ',~~:4•5 matN. 64 154t Service ., thoroughly IUl'I PllmH OI L~T, MIJ~:-~5t AAA Sprinkler/land~ •••tmn Canttel Reportl~ ~oncrete· emtll or lg• IGIWUTZ UlllO&PI claen houM 640-0857 •1lattaa1ct Top quallty/Aeu. rain Aepalre, lie 1282873. knockl otten wn.n you RM/comm. 5..s fob• Remove old. re-httrtaJ .. nt Spaclal-comm/ruld EllpertlM HouMkeeplng OARCIA'S MAINT • Bldg/ Fr .... umate 860-7t69 PMl ltnict/ a.eira 545-6974, 842-8007 uM raault-119ttlng Delly lalWtn pl~ wlnflW. 645-85t2 For your wedding, th• lndacp/ malnt aef'V. t3 \lee & 111ppltee Included trlr pk, h cerpentry, elec, Cuatom Painting: lntle•t. ----------1 Piiot Cl111ltled Ada 10 .. ____ 1 TU acoustical beauty of 11o1 yre. Fr• eat. 831-7494 Kitty 64t-4970 plumbing. 491-3&8t Ouellty. SP'lng Special. 20 Y" Hp. Pool aerv. re-Tilt reecn the Orenge Cou1 STAPLEY CONSTR. ..-r ... c t & h 87.., •• ,,8 • F .. , o-673 203t molding. Early comple-mn84 New & f'afnOd flnleh cat· ce gu ar. .,........, _SELL Idle Item• with • Tht fHIHI drew In the Heve ~want ree · ••• • tlon, melnt. & rep1lr. Tiie & Muonry: MW & ,... Ptione 842-5878 pantry, doo; hanging. ITIYI 9't TIU 11&1 SELL Idle 1t1m....-W1tn 1 Deity Piiot Claullled Ad. WHt. .e Delly Piiot to NII? Cl · ada do H111e aomethlng lo Mtl? Fr•"'· 24 hr S«V. UC. pelr. All types. Quellty. ·~t. 831-837t Mike Bfft price•. 963-3283 Dally Piiot Clualfled Ad. 642-5878. CIUllfled Ad. 642-5878. II well. 842-5878. Cluejfled •d• do It well 283800. 645-8280 . Fr• .. ,. Lie. 631-2345 ltlt Wut.. 9100 ltlt Waatt4 5100 ltlp Wutt4 510t ltlt Wutt4 5100 Btlt Waatt4 5100 Belt Wutt4 91!! ltlt Wu... 5100 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE "c~:~:TP~t:.1~~1c:r~!: The1~1~!~'J~!r hu H,~~~~~~~1E:~1L~:~:~ ~~~:u1~.~:2 sa1aa s~t~r~ ex~ ~or• turaa, Glau Blower ale. home. Hlkpg +childcare who enl"" working with MUii "" by doing lnteralllng 11 now Interviewing tor GrMI apol 09pollte ot.. openings or pert lime le>< 6 yr old boy, attnoon h _M, 1 b II •otecount Long Olalence yt d I f S Rout• Manegera to 114.l· & eve• Mon-Fri Non-yout u1 e we __ ..._ telephone eelel work on full or pert time aalH Ml en · ront o age pervlM carrtars. Mondey groomed. pe<IOf'lebla, • phOfle -·-· behalf of National Com-poeltlon. lndlvlduel1 ep-Motal tO-AM dally. Bring PM emkr. muat drive. Am & poeltlve mot111etor Stett •$500-$1.000 Wk penlee. Many ahllte lo plylng muat have a11ten· aamplaa. 1t4n39_.252 :::U/3m· i::.~11~•v• :1t~;9~. t23~~~ r Y et $75 per week Cell ~ouutandlng Leed cttooee trom. 14 per tic. •Ive Hlllng and mer- ACROSS 1 Small dQi1 4 Gounod OS)« a 9 "-- 50 Weight unit 5 t Jacob's kin 52 Originated 54 Proverbs SATURDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED lm " •.... 1, d-debla eletlOn we-2-6pm, 646-702 I (uk for rogram guerenteed, plu1 lucre-chandltlng background ,,_ -...... S N S" ) •Complete Training I b .., _ __, Ml and ........... . Automotive repelr •h<>c>. gon . ven or emell pickup INTERIOR OE IG .. erron . Call Jeff Stone for Inter-t ve onu1 progrem. ~..... ary ..... ..... Gene rel eh op labor. end current lneurance. SALES POT Tiii view 659_7200. Sai.1 exper prel'd, but fita. Cell Mon 1hru Set M I n Im um wag• w~ lalary St50 end Earn $700-S&OO/mo pt will train the right per. from 9tm to noon 58 Penpolnl ' I P A " a T u 1 83 t-7270 Company Benelll• piue Mu1t be creellve. well-Ml/WHllllS aon For lntef'Vlew Cell: 640--0990 or 640--099 t ml'--end commllllon groomed, 1mblllou1 Make extre SI helping Selee Robin or Lind• et S 1 PI T E P• Is Bo<n • 14 Farewell! 16 Starer 60 Young Ollfl ' a " N 11 0 " I p I l E 61 Gold or tin 0 N IA E N II I • N c E unamn .._,,.. 8 Earn l200-S800 per a.11.llll e cre ary. · x r • opportunity. Apply et 499-t4 t youth cerrler1 promote --orgenl:rtd peraon tor olfculatlOn o111ce 3PM to INTEANATIOWAL OIL their own utebll1hed week pert time Up to ··s_A_l:_E_S ______ -4 busy dleorganlzeO LI · 16 "-Ooone" 17 Scent 82 Insect stage s I.I E A rr u " N I 0 E T ;~::~~ Mature. lovtng pereon to watch my beby In my C.M. home. Pit houre Bondable wrtnan Aefl. SPM. Orange CoHt Diiiy DRILLERS • Now hiring routes, Melura, oulgo-$1000 bonus for cloe« & 1 gun• Bch Arehllect Lite Piiot, 330 w .. 1 Bay St.. IOI roughneck• & aome Ing, ettracllve perentel clOM Will beat eny deal Ttlt ..... (01ttrfq) I Bkk'g. Hours Flexible 19 lncllllfl COete M.... field etell Mu11 treln type pe<eon. pleaM call Start tod~meklng big SollJ lt1d1 provided. 494-6507 w• UUI 120.000 + For Info call ,_2_-s_P_M_._M_·_F __ 84&-__ 1_02_1_._,=sss-""'.".".Ca11:--"-:---7oa_2 ___ , 1110 develop new IC· I--------- • ........ (3t2) 920 -9875 ext Photo Lab counter per-Salel/Hardware. counts 855-2120 lllllTUY Babylltter, malure for t PIT. FIT. XLNT Commie, 2239B. (F•) eon, perl llme, e11per FT/PT, Crown Herdwera. Mor• lemllies •• getting No experience necH· 20 Pathway 21 Live 56&-3805 '"· 4:30 ...,. t day par waetc. 20 Work In OC Must have pref Apply In person. 3 t07 E .. t Cat Hwy, CdM the camping ''bug" this aary. Good f::'r v~. mo. Old boy & 1 on the neJr for color & be 1 aelf lfllL llOlnUY Snapshot 1 Hour F>hoto. Sale9 year tf you have 1 no Mlllrf. or em. 22 Dunce 23 -water 70 Wood ~ ... IT " I ,:.IOIR ,._ 24 Ms Garbo 26 Throw sources E ~ ..:; o u T o o A 71L8ps.e '~MIH U•l Alll A T w • y M y h o m • 11., I• r w 111 Ire In PUT TM t49 Rlver'91de Ave N B. camper tl\81'1 not ge1tlng 695-458 _____ _ 646-5551 84().5249 Pl•n••. (ln1erlorl n1ed1 UST JOB ! uMd. Mii 11 now wllll. sea~· fut with Daily 29 Tune DOWN E 0 J II -I S E II llT I II I t::--:----:::---:---':'7':-:-::-:::·1-;__-------Claelllled AO. Piiot Went Adi Babyllltter, 5 yr old, 2 30 Oenlll A-ptlonlll, ex-Experienced In s>«eonal re ll eble mllntenence 3t Onl. city 32 Sellor's patron talnl 33 Ecetesy 38Glut 38 Uquor 39 Hurries 41 Domineer 43 Choose « N.L. team 46Countiee 4 7 Tiiie of old 49 Out1· MorM 2 14 17 4 7 Dl - 1 Divides ~ L -t a a 110 A T s 2 - -barrel 18 Eighth part 45 Pel marble 3 Prize 24 w Indies 48 Eiclle 4 -dance Island 53 rllla 5 Mellow 25 Performer 55 ~ 6 01 arm bones 27 Hit 56 Gamble 7 Hidden 1acts 26 Accents 57 Sneakier 8 Amphibian 30 Wine bucket 59 Unk.ige 2 wds 33 Them there 61 Extlnc1 blrdt 9 Plus 34 Quick 62 " - - 10 Comfort 35 Space man Ding Dong t 1 Span. cape 37 Repeal Daddy" t2 M891. cape 40 Brightest 63 "Hoot -I" t3 Rodent 42 T1wdry 65 Fr title 4 5 1 & 9 10 1t 12 t3 111 1115 19 21 22 29 ;n 32 .. 4t 44 4115 4W D2 '" t t t 30 Call I g P8flOn PIT Some ptent pm o : pm. partence neceuery, ' Injury. crlmlnel ew. •llf>«. 75 t_2271 One ol tlle nation'• ler· before 2:30 e76-7537 dey week, Laguna Hlli.. femlly law. Salary com-•---------• gHt menufecturera of Ballery/AMtaurant needs 770-4275 menturate with experl-Proof Reeder llghttng product• tor counter llelp Pref Fe. 1----......., ..... -----1 ence. Legune Beech Exper. FIT, Mon-Tues· lndullrleJ end commer- Cel Balbo• Bekery. M~t have email car or 497-t789. Thun-Fri-Set. 9.5 All clal llCCOUnta nu opan- 873-2040. A8k for Peut motorcycie. Full or part LIUL snanot eompanPENNYYS~\/EnRt•. At8pply80 Ing• for ..... profaalio- 1 F I di " net• In LOCAL AREAS. Bank....., I me, or mme et• Newport Center Reel Pltcentl• Ave, Coat• .. ,. work Mu1t be non-pr .. 1u1e. IEW &OOllm :ce11·.••"' """"' E11ate Llt1g1t1on Firm M... honHt and •lncer• In-'""""""" need• 11\arp, exp'd legal r -.r71'-nml'l"lm1-1 t ... . Immediate op~lng for 1---------1 Sec'y. Xlnl typing, diet•· PI T-•••-dlvldual1 looklng or t ..... r eaperlenced New Ac-Ell.perlenc.d R~t•I Cer phone, end ll'lorthand 8 Delly Pilot newepeper lut Job. Mu11 be quallfl- countt Aepreaentatlva. pereon needed 10 Wflte mvat. s e l ary open dealer In lrvlne area. ed to opan ,_account• Eacellent lnterper90nel contrectt. 7-t t Rent 8 64<Mi9e2 Approx 20 hra pr wk. u well .. upgirada •ta- communlcallon1 tklll• Car. 850-t t80 Attern<>On9 & IOIM -bll1hed u1a11. Repeet and xnowleclge of bank-Ellparlenced Beker. ( tO Live-In help n"d•d for kend morning•. Mu1t ~. and eacure fu-lng l«Vlcel. Pereonnel yre) lttllan end French confined pereon. FrH nave dependeble *11da. lure. Full compeny be- 86t-9900. Ext 264 E.O.E. BrMd1. Pey Top Dollar. room. Good tor l)erlOn prefer llghl truck w/ nellt1 Including mefor M/F Call Balboa Bakery, on Social Security camper IMll Only neat, mec:Uc.1 Banking 873-2040, A8k fOf Paul 973-0719 No Board. ruponelbl• peraone Call Bob Quooanhelm Lill OWi •FASHION COUNSELOR LIVE-IN POSITION n..o eppty. Starting ap-(7t41 n2:g900 En"" laval poeltlon with St2/ht, PIT, Ledlaa Ap-Ctrlng, hone1t ladly to ~:f·b~59~~~= Mon. Tuee 9 . 5 PM Mort"'g..,.. n--klng Arm ""''el Bualoaae 730-9080 care for 95 yr old ldy. EqueJ """"t" Empl. WF .... -...,, ...-c M ~t31 evs only. Mon-Fri, ••k for ~.,..' for pereon wltn profn-or 7Sl-4347 · Greg Hyde. clrculetlon. SalaepallOlll loo«lng lor 1lon1I phone manner Alm Splloer Trelnee, part LOSE WEIGHT whlle 842-432t career In edverlltl"g. and bualneM omoa etl-time, melure pereon, making money Pert 1-P-/T-newsp---.,.,--d-al-tvery--.·1 Medic*. Dental. Xk\t Co. quette. Mua1 ba well or-mutt tpHk Englleh. time/I time. 84&-7807 3.a.m. $425/mo, plua wtlh room for edvance- genlzad end lypa 80 llulble hre, epproir LIT Pllllll 111111 bonua. All~ tied In mant. Call Wayne Chrft.-WP"!,·2.~ell Jenine et 20/hrt-wk. Cell btwn tor 7.t t Rent A Cer bag. All you do 11 p!Qlup tten Ltd. Advartlelng 851-vvv 8 -9AM only M-F wun&datallcars.Only &dellver.Call 7s9-0630, Mgmt & Marketing . lii~iii~~iii~iiiiiiil~83~1~~~1~2--~---1 ellp. people apply. 1-8-_8_pm_. _ __, _______ 642·t388 ...... .. .,...,. flLL W PIY 85(). t tlO. REAL ESTA TE l;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=ol for_ a _ea(orlln Newi>c>n p•--_., ... ~-Need t a.• .. Baectl. EllperlellCed heir -··•--llAl&llll 111111 ~-·· •11• -,\•• ~.l' opportvnltlH avellebla ., __ •• ...,. t 1800 ptrlenced 1•11on In .... t,f.~ •l\p• atyllet. manlcurtet•. make with the Lo• AngelH = ~ ~eve a !:': commercial lndvetrlal .,. ,.._,,,,. up =·~:1::1 tee TlmH Clrc1111t1on O.· wegon °' ven end enjoy ~ 6•1•~ ~ auccea-u• \ t.~• 1~~-~~~~~~~!I pwtment"' our ooor-10-"'°"'Ing w1tn taenee-•. ..... grv-n.. . ~' I· door ne-paper UIH Call Mr. Rountree et 8aat ~Iona lllllllPll f/I program. OuarentHd 648-706e btwn 1tAM & In N~648-505t Potlllon with Newport hourly wage plue com-3PM week daya. ''95CJi> ol mT ~,,.,...-. tamf' front cAe f>ilol. •• 8Mch 1,,,,_tment Arm. mlaelon. Hourt: 9 AM · 21----.,--.-=.,8,.,.s°"'T'.:'.""'."",.,,T::.--R9cl Typlet, p/t, 80 wpm, F/C. EDP, P/R op« r• PM, or 4 PM • 9 PM. MEDICAL"° I iAN offloa lkllle. Nwpt Bch. quired, Int, fl.QC! UMt8 Training II provided. Po-Family practice, El Toro Call 1t4/851-11 t5 lnven'°')' L.eaM mat1•· 1antlel to Hrn S300 + 7141170-tHO ~--------~~...,.. daelrebla. per --· For an Int•··--.-_ .... -_ .... -,-----RETAIL I od.,••lw<i I• 11'• Pllet o..S 1~ llrtlo•., '····~· ....... I ,,..,1 .. 4 to ullo - iiiii!i~!ii~'-'!~iiiij_~t!J4!__ ______ 1 E•P«· 8llllng Ina .• tY91ng, It ..... ......_ .... a ..... •hOtth•nd, NB Are• ........... , -•1-40~-+--t--+-•11...-t--+---I BOYS • GIALS General oftloa 1eo-eo&e Dinnerware ..... PfOPle, It u-fr-tht P•I•• o4 oelp H• rnpHH ,, •• , ... llqitltr I ,.,. "•') ••PP> I .. ---view, c.u 957-2381 Ex1 -... ntarr ........ It .. .. IE.am •11tr1 caen Nlllng , ...... PIM caanlart. Mteeletodt. All -.iiii~~-=-~ijiii==-~~-~-.~-==~.;ii:..;..1 1ut>acrlpt1on1 for Dally U•llltffller Needed: Shampoo ,.,..... full tim.-pert time P<*-Pllot DMW In H.B. Cell tant '°' bulY talon. UC. 11on1. Waelland ava1i.- •hli 1ht Pllet P..-.k Hll ..._.. te..... tm Mlrio '42-4321ut.211. Ellperlenced In pepar req. N.8 . 931-1390 blllty 1 must. Apply In laal,t~.,.,, t Lv nerne 1 Phone. E.O.E. work maintenance of per90n: 12t2 So. Cou! SPIHl I UAI. READING8 UllRIPTIT1 ITlft ta penal on plent, profit Need part·tlme pareon to Hwy, Legune e.ecn Newapaper OPENINGS FOR OUR TEMPORARY HELP POOL $4.52/Hr. Appliations 01ccepted TuesdAy, Wednet&y, 01nd Thursday ONLY (April 12, 13, & 14) From 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM ONLY Cal50fltc 1s a maior suppher of automobtle air cond1bonen for NISSAN (DATSUN). We will need individuals to work on a lemporary basis for an 1ndefin1te period of time The assignmef'lts involve e1ther hgfit h.nd assembly or paclun8 on our Day Shrft. ReQV1· remeflts 1ncluck good attendance, ability to speak English, av11labihty for pos51ble overtime and must be phyS1Ully able 10 work from a st.1ndtn8 posit>on throughoul an 8 hour shift Applicants whom we wish to interview, will be contacted at a later date by our Personnel Department. CAl.SONIC INC., 9 Hol.tnd, !MM, CA. DllfCTIONS: Take l·S to l.Ue f«est Eiut. tum inland on lake forest. left •t Mwiands and Right al f¥\lrcont to Holland An f.qual Oppor· tunity Employer Mlf/H Advice In all meltert Save home, car, ate. Call llal• Wu... SIM ...._a....aa... .... tharlng, and lax llllno. aultl H.8 . Dally Piiot ...... all Store M:\i:I love, marriage & bull· nowiPr....,.tattv.Actlon _...,__ Mutt have working daeler weekday•,.,.., neee. Alao cou"Mllng. Work1hop. 951-5947. Aoco11n11 Aecelveble/ Plrt/llm.. 831-1791 1cnow1ee1ge ol tu l1w1 4:3opm-1:aopm. Seti ... f 1915 So. El Cemlno Real. c::olllect, 2A houri. Aeceptlonla1 tor Ql'owtng ILm nNT end lnvettment pr Ind-Sun 4-m-l'am. Need cs. IWt .......... SM Qatn. 492•72" 126.000 to U00,000 ~~=~~~ Full time po•IUon 10 ~'r' ... ~' ..':i'~ ~cw, C4111 Marlo If th• world of Hlllng UHITI I~ 2nd•. Fut app!'ovel and oomputw req'd, lnY06oe _..,~and van-Mftte. Oall Ma. Conei1. 842·4~2Jw:.!~ E.2011;. Lv lllOh fluhlonf IMdttiermap-o KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! OUTCAU 1354199 funding. C.11 851-913&. ~ lllttf'Ml\tt/ ba-eel omoa duti.e. '!:tul-2 1~ate-036t neme • ·""" par• or • yna "10 Prof. Man '""' Fem. = ~· CdM. Doug tio;.'"l:1ti1'1~~ p~.::o"oJY~:: 1:t -N .... ~. pit, = :':r",J:'~~ t1llln9 companion, IL.:&: I.I 'aMtl Nooii 536-7551 556-alMI H .. vy phonH. Part/ a-eem. 14211/mo, p1u1 911 appeal• to you, -wtlnda l eummer crvl-!!!!!.!!•• • I . ll!M, HutlllnOIOl'I 8Mch bofWa, Al ~ tied In WWII you Ol'I our prate. -· 1-6~58 • • ••ma aa_, ,_........ ,.._.... OomfMlolllte, TV .,.._ Ellle 8'°l-4HO. .._, ... .,.,., 11 ~ elon•I meneoament - - -•1-_. TV ~olel iroduo-.._ "" r-..,_...... \Ml'\. -.uentlon bualne11men. ~r::·· .... Poeltlon with N•wpon lion feolllt)' 1e lnt«*W-'**H•tr/ & plollup. Cell 7&t-0830 we are ... 111no btlghl, At1td\le~ ledy... 8~ In 11t. 2nd 9Mctl llMltmetlt l'\ml. lnO paope. In the '*°" I .. ~ M pm, aagr .. 1lv1 lndlvldv•I• modal. for lnWYtew TO'I 19'9 Account• payable and .,... tor ewtm•..,t r.Vlmllt NurM& A*/Comoen40n. wlth 1 hletory ol ..... l»40tO ~ s.tUtr NH/CM COll\Plltlt .._ ,_.d IHoll ..ntMIWINI °"" New Nlon In fMwport •It• Htllp'ga., Me 1ttuurree.. 11.tCOeM Ind I mlnlmul'll R.E. 8roll• Id Atilltore c.I ~ & IOft dri nk advertl... -.ct! '9GIUlr• hlatl •• ~ tor "'*' e4derlY ot two YM'• recell tMo •II•• a 142-2111 545-<1111 AnlmalHotpttelneedaMI menu.,.,_..,. ... =..:::.''W:~y~ lady._ Non·•mllr, neoemant~'°' n :;.1.;.i WIDOW HA8 UI tor time kennel perton. :"9 1& '*\~°""!' p~ We wll pey the hiCINlt 842-3411 tmmecllete m1n11:rlel ,:•!l!I T.D'•• 110,000 up. No Mon·f'rl. (Coet1 M"') 21~ l~i ~ CH>"""· end provide all "'e;J ~!nJ.:1 °.':~~;: I • II et.ottc:tleek.OO~· c.I ~ t AM toe ~ .-._ -• •• .. • PM Mlol794 .. --. oHtf v•ry oomi>e'ltl~ I 1 ltlll tll4 Cell D•nleon .. uoc. • NI.Ill -llW apmto t1:10pm,..... ularlH , a oomptete A - - -en-73lt IAi.T CINTIR ..-. tMtl-N.ed nloe P•t1on for ......... ,.1 oell '*-"' 10 arri end lrlftet beneftl ,.._ .. C19'ftlftf .a"~''"mtnt frWDI Tri 19'\~ ~ rypllll .._.lonlM ooollllnJ11 '4>fM •lf*I· 4 pm only. Mon-Fri. lnoludtftO ~ & pr'Oft\ ~· C4M, 4th Y' Mt. 11 100.a11.aoo 1t"4~ pert time. Medllon Aw. ence. Good ,.,, ~ H~I~ Df .. 8HA. CM, ~try Cl_u_b_ Conv•... aharlno prCJCHM\ a op-C>Mw IM'Ane to I. Oet. M••o~d and currtnl dr111 oodt. "HI Ille 1ng erMlonmen,. lante Wtd• .. t. ,,..., aom• IC*lt. 14t-10t1 portunTtY 10 td'ltftOI & 17 ....... t1WNI 7141931~21 (~1-441 hOuft. ~Ml drnt AM. Cell onty 1·11MI, '°'°"'"f. 141-42fl -AAT·TIMI ttl•phont I'°" ' Opportu"llY lftfftlng1. ..,_) '111 = tlf.1 ~ .... 11CM. ... fl•ll• ..... tcMo9. IMl\lf'e ,..,_.. For t S*90Nf .,..,..., lu..,.let. lpm, d•lly mo TD'• from '6.000 '° Couple 'o m1n•1• 11 m .. not 1.v,,..... tit peotlle. ,....,. -. oell llnlN WatklM 81 '°""· fta1u•,.•'!Y~_.. H01000 hlatl ytttd ..., _. ,.,,._ .. ~ unite In Ooett M111. _ ooma. w.... '"°°"'*led ~T..;.._ .... .. _., 1 • ,. ourtd llV aln9'e famlly • °"""'*" .. _"\-;.N Ptrieot tot ,....,..., tefnt,. mlml -• to ~. ,....,., 11 Ml •--• "•" you , ... tod • hornet I" l tn lerW• y .. r. If you have 1 '911tt9d, lend "9uM tot fl~~~ ..,.,_I09d. .... ~. PleiC fW'I. ltllfnt al\1tfl!Wlt •llh • Olll ..... A#81 "~ dl110. Prtn o~ty. Call i:::M'tiwt,.._. J!IUr'llll1 ......... ll'tl ..... "'1Pf'l In'*'°"' IMGll Mofto.Plt. '°'~ W01 011r Jlllet a 11lfllcl M , . .,.,. "L'~ ~ OeMJe m•> ..... ".. ... " now.-• .......,,, ,.,~~~ ....... 111 ...._ .... ........,. ..,, .,.. "'• .. e ....... ..,.... ._...,. ,_. Moft.#ft M . _ NJ. ~· ~ ~ W' to174 10W LM9. L.aeiN't..llf\. lllM. 11141411..QI. 11* • ..... 7.. • I . I AGES11·14 "I EARN .. TO S75100 PO MEK J Wt llOW ~ .. 15 ::-c lef = Meti '**' to Mtllft ,....,. Tile *"II C..t :t Nol. OUf Cft'#S gt I\ 3:111 p .. Ml .' .m; tJO p.111. -~Oil Sat...,, .. :-i .......... '*"" .... ..,~ 1111111 t~ .,.. ,,_ ....... ,.., ""' ~~ ....., tlwt IS M ~ tt ctlectilfl ...._..H,ouwt .......... UIMI. (jfl ..... -0 - (714) 541o-705I ._ . -- c --- -~ - •Part t1mo •Mual be al lNal US •No expcrienci. MCellar)' •PleMant pcnon.alJty •JWU.blo •Qood •arnina potentl&l 141·1111, ht. 111, •"· 1110 SPEND vobR DAYS AT THE BEACH TEL-1-CIRC HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR PART·TIME PERSONS IN TELEPHONE SAi.ES DEPARTMENT OF LARGE ORANGE COAST NEWSPAPER •Evenings and Saturday mornings ·Commission/Guarantee ·Must be ambitious. ) pleasant and reliable •Experience helpful. but wtlllng to train ·This Is not temporary 642-5678. ext. 312 between 5:30PM-9PM "THE POSITIVE ANSWER" We Med OOod peope to ••t up =ntmentt from ow ..... of· ftoe In the fteftlng for Holdly IM't MW frlMll ~. ltllry + oonwnlt-•I on + bon111. Call 7'1"'4222 tftlr 1 PM. Thi Oely "°' .... lttedl•t• ..,...1n91 for ................. .,,..._ ca,,..e ...... po. ................. .,,,,. ........... , H1.lb· ...... ~.Of' ,.uon wllfl ••r••r .. • 1 & .... N9lllM -A i? o.119 :aec.-. ~-r:-- ' . COHHRL C HEVRO LET '\ ..... !l ,.•. ' r \~ I ;4b-I 200 ... 'l .,~ •. ~~::: 'IO Fiii 2 II V8. 3 epd, run• & took• good, ell orig. $1400 obo. &42-0100, 969-t221 'llFNl2• VI, 3 ~. runt & lool!a good, all orig. 11400 obo.842-0100,969-1221 ~ Cout OAILV PILOT/Monday, April 11, 1113 llOIOSCOftl av StoNEY OMARA TM ... J April 11 ARiEI (March 21-AprlJ lt): 8aM can be JeCured; keep Unee ot commu.nbUon open, eol.Jdlfy arranit'l'Mnta wlth property owner. Older tam.lly member doea have your belt interest& al heart. Know ll, ,..pond ~y. Cancer, C:.pricom nativ• ttaure ln acenarto. TAURUS (Aprtl 20-May 20): Lo&Jam la bro! -there wtU be reMOn to oeld>rete. Spot.Uaht travel, en~l't4lnment, artlatic endeavon and be 1eenea maneuvere, Check wtth lndlvidu.al who may be temporarily confined to home, h09pltal. Gemini NI mone}' ln!ormaUon. GEMINI (May 21-Jww 20): People conllM in you concerning b1.1.1inem. career, financial proepecta. Kl'y la to be aympatheUc. frank without beoomJ.n1 lnextriaably involved, Lunar emph.uia on friend., hope•, wl1hea, 1pedal payment connected with bus.inetl enterprise. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22): Member of opposite sex hat conatructive ldeu concerning participation ln community project. Your comment.a roncemlng mode of dress fall on deaf ean. Call or message provides last minute reprieve. Check with Virgo. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Highlight diplomacy. avoid dire<.·t con frontations. create format, communicate ideas to one at a distance. Major domestic adjustment occurs -could involve d~ratlon, remodeling, purchase of luxury item or art object. Libra plays important role. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Clarify terms connected with paymenta, collections. Joana, interest rates. Other people's money becomes important to your welfar'= Keep guard up, protect self In clinches. Dig deep. be persistent, realize that you actually are cloee to striking pay dirt. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): What seems a defeat will boomerang in your favor, you'll be celebrating a resounding victory. Focus also on contract.a, negotiation, public relations and marital status. Hidden resources surge to forefront. Capricorn plays key role. SCORflO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Individual you respect warns of second hand product. You can avoid frustration, expense. heartache by verifying guarantees, checking quality, being aware of performance ratings. You can complete assignment. once research gets under way. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Spotlight on change, travel, speculation, emotional respon.aes. Romantic interetta are heightened -you get to heart of matters, decision is made for new start in different direction. Leo, Aquarius natives figure prominently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan. 19): Question of security becomes paramount -you'll be asked to check interests of property owner. Keep resolutions concerning diet, health, nutrition, medical and dental care. Older family member promises financial aid. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Diversify. check messages. calls, requests from relatives. Lunar emphasis on short journeys, unique reports, condensed versions, communication from loved one in transit. Expand horizons, reach beyond CU1Tent expectations. You'll be celebrating tonight. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Details are clarified in connection with borrowing, lending. locating needed material and property investment. Mo ney picture is brighter than originall y anticipated. Tax law revision proves beneficial. Begin rebuilding program. "COST A ~f S A l ~-J MIT'_,UBl\H1 • • •• •• .. r ' Paatpa 1113 '72 Pinter. EX IMSA GTO IU Uft "' rec• cu. 1tr-1 legal. thru our purchue end llc'd, 91.c:. 113,900 . ..... plenl. (213)335-3014 M .. ,. Pnp! llSS 130~reet '81 Del 5058, 2tt( ml. fully NEWPOAT BEACH ~. P.P. 18900. W IU-Ull 547-8058, H 842-2223 ......... sa-. ~ ....... 1o m1 eng. Aaklng 110,800. IS0-9748 1....... 1157 t.llSTO ..... / ... 13'31 H•bOf RMS. Gerdan Gfov. .................... 11•·1H-21U • °'ltlll OOMt ~JLV PILOT/Monday, Aprtt 11. 1913 ATLAS CHIYSLll-l'LYMOUTH 2928 HWbor Blvd .. Coeta Meta, Tat 546-1934. 3 blocill IOU1h of San Diego Fr-ay off Hatbof Blvd Complete body shop. SalH. Service. Part1. Service Dept open Monday 1hru Friday 7:30 AM to 5:30 P.M. and 8 A.M 10 5 P.M. on Saturday. OUNGI COAST AMC/JUP/HNAULT 2524 Hllfbof Btvd., Costa Mesa 549-*>23 &45-7770 II 1 J"P Oealef In the Wetll S.. ut today for aale1. Mfvl<le a lealng. There we reason• why -are 111 . Prlee and MlecUonl A.18o. lhe all-new Aenaull Allanoe 11 here! THIODOH IOllNS fOaD M~n sale9. Ml'Ylce, parta. body, paint & tire dep11. Competll!Ye ra'91 on leue & dally rentals 2060 Harbof 81¥d., Coeta Mela, Mt-0010 or 54Q-8211 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCUH' H2t Harbor Blvd., Coeta Meea. Tel. 54o-5e30. 67 y..,.. of frlendty famlly Hrvlce -Orange County's oldHI Uncoln-~ dealef"ltllp. DAVIO J. PHIL&."5 IUICK·PONTIAC~MAZOA s .... • s.rvtce • Laaalng 24888 Allele Parkway 137-2400 11711 ...... etwd., Hwttlngton leech. (114) &42·aoocf IAlU • LIA8&NG • PAATI • MfMOI W9 WILL NOT ee UNDIMOU>fll I ':t .. flMndno O.A.C. A PIMI Dlleountl MATCH THE NUMBERS OH THE. MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IH THE BOXES • LONG HACH BMW Large selection of new & quanty used BMW's and other fine care! Sales. service & teasing. frade-ln1 welc;omel Talce 405 Fr-ay to North Cherry off-ramp, turn right & go 6 block• north to 3870 N Cherry Ave., Long Beectl (714) 836-5790 (213) 427-5494 • NAlllS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd., Cotta Mesa Tel S40-8100 Orange County's Largest Cadlllec dealer. Sales ,Sef'Vic:9. Leasing. • SAOOLllACK IMW 28402 Mlll'QU1"'1te Ptlwy., Avery Pkwy. exit We offer wtlel no bank or leaH oompeny can: 1. EJ<pet'tly ttatt«S. most m~n NMc:e & pans dept.: 2. One 01 the Southland'• most experienced Hlet & leasing e1aff; 3. Ellm1n-.11on of the middleman by feating dealer direct. 831-2040 MIMton \lleto 495-<t9'l8 • CHICK IVHION PGaSCHl·AUOl·VW 415 e COHI Hwy . ~ BMch 873-0900. The only dealerahlp In Orange County with theM thr" grMt mak .. undet one roofl ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC·SUIAaU 2480 HerbOr•Blvd .. Cotta M111. Tel ~9·4300. Sales, s.Mcl, L .. llng. "Mr. 000dwr9neh." G 0 IOI LONGPH PONTIAC 13600 S.actt Blvd .. w .. 1mln1t4W. Tel 892-6651 Orange County'• olde11 and larg .. 1 Pontiac dealership Sale1, S.vlce. Pana • DICK MILLll flAT/LANCIA 'Probably the lowest pric.ct Aatl In Southern Callfornla" (Located 1 mlle north of South Coul Plan near Main St. and Werner Ave. In Santa Ane) 120 w. Warn«, Santa Ana 557·2132 • SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th Street, San11 Ana. Tel. 5511-7811 Your OrlQlnal Dedicated Oetaun O..ler MllACll MAZDA We've movedl Our new loc:atlon la 1425 8ak« Slr"t. Cotta Mesa Tel 645-3334. Stop by & vtalt our modern ahowroom and see why we're Iha • 1 Mazd1 cSMi.r In Soulhef'n Calllornla. Salel, Servlw. Pattt and LM94n0. • CORMlll hLILLO CHIVIOLIT (Formerly Groth ~*> 18211 8Mcfl 81Yd .. Hunttnoton 8"°" New • UMd • S.... • Leulng • P1rta • 8etvloe Corne by and ... our Huoe ln~tory! .. ..,., &49-M3' MACH LINCOLN MftCUIY COSTA MISA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd. Coste Meta Tel. 540~10 Serving Oranoe County for 16 yeara 1 Mlle So. 405 SUNSn fOID, INC. (Home of WIKie the Whale) 54'0 Garden Grove Blvd., Westminster. Tel 636-4010 • OIANGI COUNn VOLVO 10120 Garden Gro\19 Btvd •• Gerden Grove Tel 530-9190 ExclusM!ty Volvo to cover an your VOivo requirement a. New•Uaed•Safft•Leulng•Pana•Setvloe•Body Sttop FrMW•Y CIOM In the heart ol Qfenge County at Gwden Oro~ Blvd. & Br~huf1t . CONNILL CHIVIOLll 2828 Hwt>or &Nd., Cotta Mela. OYW 23 )'Mf'I ~ Orange County Sale•. !eating, tervtce. Call 54$-1200; apeclal par11 llM. 546-9400; body shop line; 754-0400. 0 IOY CAIVll IOLLS IOYCl-IMW 1540 Jembor .. Road, ~ BMctl, &40.f4-4•. Salee, ~. Ptr11 And LIMl"G. ..,....,,.. -· ---. . TIE 181111 CIAll CDllT IDITIDN M ONDAY, APRIL 11, 1983 OllANGfCOUNTY C AllFOnNIA 25 CENTS Newport Beac·h ·-color it green Bluffs land Mothers pro:mote new book By STEVE MARBLE or ... ~,... ..... The three authors of the Newport Beach Color ing Book are not eecreUve about their favorite color. It'• green. Dollar bW green. The book, an Imaginative collection of things and placee in Newport Beach that are ready-made for coloring, ia a buaine11 venture by three Newport m-othera whose common link ia the local PTA. "We are not a philanthropic organization," laughs ~ Mahoney, who came up with the coloring book notion four years aao. "But it'a not going to make ua rich," adds Lynn Beck, one of the authon. "We're hoping it will fin ance other projects," injects Sharon Farley, the book's illustrator and calligrapher, "one of which will make ua rich." All three laugh at that. The book wraps together a little bit of history with a lot of w ell-known sigh ts. Children -. or adults -can color the Balboa Pavilion pink or the Cannery Restaurant black w ithout breaking a single dty building code. A cartoon map of Newport ia Included. It notes points of Interest like Nieman Man:ua, B alboa Bay Club and McDonald's (aa in Golden Arclles). The three of them wrote, illustrated, published, and distributed the coloring book. T h ey did market strategy, talked dft00gl'8phica and Uled their beet inatincta putting th.e book together. "l wu aurprbed,'' Farley aaya. "It waa a lot more difficult than I thought it would be." The trio also had to decide what places and things in (See COLOR, Pas e At) purchase • option near By STEVE MARBLE o<1t1e Delly ......... Hom eown e r s in a small Newport Beach community who have been barred from buying ~d they lease from the Irvine Co. soon may be able to purchase thelr l eased property, the development firm announced today. Richard Sim, an Irvine C.o. vice president, aaid residents of the Bluffa and the development firm have agreed on a te ntative aolution that could clear the way for letting all 799 leaseholders in the community buy the land under their homes. The Bluffa is a condominium complex in the Eastbluff area on the eastern edge of the Upper Newport Bay. It is the only Irvine Co. development in Newport Beach where residenta cannot buy land. Claude Whitney, president of the Bluffs homeowner group, believes the Irv i ne Co . announcement is premature, noting there are many "potential problems'' to be worked out. "I just don't want residenta to start thinking that everything'• been worked out because it hasn't," Whitney said. The main Issue that has blocked homeowners in the Bluffs from buying land ls lot lines. Residents, over the yean, have built patios and other (See BLUFFS, Page A%) A real bargain Ro lls-Royce cutting its prices It may not be the talk of the town in Gila Bend, Ariz., but in Newport Beach news that Rolls-Royce is cutting it.a prloes is big stuff. Salesmen at Roy Carver Rolls-Royce in the beach city maintain that the price drop may bring on a buying war. They may even run out of the stately British autos before the year ends, salesmen predict. What's happened is that the Rolls-Royce firm, citing the slippage of the Britiah pound, has slashed prices on all three model&. The Silver Spirit, the cheapest of the bunch, now will be going for $93,000 instead of the normal $111,000. The Spirit, introduced in 1981, has never sold for less than $100,000. The $18,000 reduction is the equal of three brand new Ford Escorts. The Silver Spur, the middle range Rolls, will go for $103,000 instead of the usual $119,000. And the Comiche, the top of the line, will be prlced at $148,500, down from $162,500. "We may just run out of cars," suggests Bob Schneider, sales manager at Roy Carver, the nation's largest aeller of Rolls-Royce. "In f.act, the last 45 days have been very, very busy here. We're doing very well." The Newport dealership annually sells about 100 new Rolls-Royces. In the entire country last year, only 900 were sold. Huge county seniors survey under way Hearing set on beach project Work order_ed h alte d on Thousand S t eps seawall By STEVE MITCHELL o<IM Do11J .... ...,, But .fordan, who represented the coastal commisa1on, aa.id \he residents did not comply with emergency requirements when they began constructing the sea wall. commission for permits before continuing the sea wall project. By PBU. SNEIDERM.AN or ... ~Net""" Health care, Social Security, housing, lonelinesa, and transpor tation are among the major concerns of Orange County senior cithens. Thetle and other lasue9 will be railed on a live panel dUcussion sch eduled for broadcast Wedneeday on KOCE Channel IK>. The Huntington Beach TV station distributed the Got your tax money in mail? Today ia the final day to pay your aecond lnltallment for thia year's property tax bW. The deedllne tndJtiooally la April 10, but Oran1e Cou nty Tax Collector- Treuurer Robert Citron 1et hick the time limit to today 10 the deedllne wouldn't fall on S un d ay . B e1l nn ing tomorrow , a penalty of 10 percent and a $5 fee will be •e•!d questionnaire to 35,000 county reside.nts over 55 years old. ''We wanted to find out what's on the minds of Orange County's seniors," explained Jim Cooper, who will oo-hoet the 00-minute program, which begins at 7:30 According to Cooper, 325,000 or 16 percent of Orange County's two million residents are age 55 or older. He said this segment ia expected to climb to 20 percent by the year 2000. Final results of the survey will be announced during the program. But with the first 2,000 returns analyzed, Cooper said the following issues have emerged aa the top concerns among older residents; health eervicea, SodaJ Security, housing, loneliness, transportation, senior cl tizen activity centers, nursing care facilities and nutrition. The results of the survey will be Uled in guiding the d..l.acul&ion during Wednesday's program. Panelists will include Rosalie Gilford, coordinator of gerontolOiY programs at Cal State Fullerton; Fred Roth of the Callfomi.a C.ornmimion on Aging; and Peggy Weathenapoon, director of the Area Agency on Aging. K OCE's J im Cooper hosts senior program Oscar fans will g e t wet Natio nal Weather Service spokeswoman Patricia Rowe says she isn't betting on who will win the Oacara tonight. But she'll wager the stars and fans attending the 55th annual Oscar awards night will be carrying umbrellas. "It rained on 09car night last year and it will probably rain again tonight," the weather spokesman predicted. The forecast calls for (See RAIN, Pqe A!) An Orange County Superior Court ju dge baa scheduled a hearing April 22 in a suit filed by the state Coastal Commiulon against residents of Thousand Steps Beach in South Laguna. In the meantime, Judge Robert A. Knox ordered contractors hired by the property owners to halt work on a protective sea wall that the state contends is being constructed without the benefit of coastal commission permits. Judge PhiUp Petty ia to hear arguments from the state in its preliminary Injunction in Department 24 beginning at 9:30 a.m . April 22. Jamee Jordan, deputy state attorney general, said Judge Knox, in a hearing late Friday, "could find no immediate situation requiring construction of the aea wall." Contractors hired by the residents argued the aea wall wu neceaary to prevent beach and blufftop hocnes from sliding into the ocean. The pounding wavea of laat month's storma undennJ.ned one beach home. and another homeowner aald be loet 80 feet of frontage. She said she will ask Judge Petty to order the homeowners to come before the coastal Dentist • In Meanwhile, Orange County officials were considering joining the coastal commission in ita lawsuit. A county spokesman said the South Laguna residents also failed to o btain building permits to construct the buttress. murder case to surrender By lAftEN KLEIN ot .. .,.., .......... Tony Protopappas, the Costa Mesa d e ntist charged with aecond-degree murder in the deaths of t~ patienta, will turn himself In to authorities tomorrow, his attorney aa.id. Deputy District Attorney James Cloninger said he talked with Stanford Shaw , Protopappu' attomey, who told him the dentist would surrender. Police have been unable to locate Protopappaa since murder charl{ea were filed &Rainst him Friday. Ball baa been set at $600,000. Protopappu baa been under investigation by Costa Mesa Police since the Feb. 8 death of Patricia Craven after she underwent treatment in Protopappas' offke. Two other patients, Minna Kim Andreassen, 23, of Huntington Beach: and Cathryn D. Jones, 31, of Costa Mesa, died after being anesthetized by Protopappas. The formerly succeaaful dentist was arrested by Costa Mesa Police in February after he allegedly pulled a lOllded gun on undercover officers who were patrolling hla office at 534 W. 19th St. No char~ were tiled in (See DENTIST. P .. e At) --llSIDE-------------------- TM Calilonda Aqelt ..... ...w ........ ad ..... . Seatdedda ..... .. almMlajltlMtedla OM••IMI J•lday. PapCJ. , E 4> 1 !., am Wheeler of C.O.ta Meaa learnt how to take •• wulant clown daring a .reeeat 1elf-defen1e claN for the uadJeap;ed. Pap Bl. The good life ? Hu the quality of llle in Orange County impron d o•er the yeart. The Daily Pilot leta area reeldenta a...wer that queadoa la aodJly•a Man in the Street column. PAie A4. T•y Ge..., of "Geaenl Hoepleal" aad Illa fellow eoap · ltan ,,_,t M•e IO WOITJ abotat ..... dlelr • ......_ lo the 198' Olympk!e :-ABC wUI keep ., ... laroedeeeta of ..... ..... ............. 83 .... ' .. • ~· • o,. OoHt D~ILY Pl\.OT /Monday, Aprll 11, 1HS Freeway route change advances By OLENN S OTT or .... ~,_ .. .,. Lffdera of lrvloo'a Northwood Vllloac A~laUcm an· hoptoful today tht'y'vc ht>l~d convince Orange County authorities to plot a new ft'ffway at least a mile from the1r hom8 The aasocltHlon• has lobbied h ard against one proposed alignment (or a f~way along the Foothill Transporuillon Corr idor which w ould brush within a quarter-mile o ( Northwood. That so-called so uthern alignment has upset tt's1dents w h 0 a r g u t' t h l' r rt• l' w I.I y . s proximity to their homes would create noise and pollution they Clair Pyle dies at 87 didn't baraoln for when they bo1.q1ht t~fr homee Ip th nttwly developed area Or1anlaor1 rwantly sathertld 2,400 names on petlttona objeclln1 to the 11<>uthem aUarunent. lnatead. the H1ociation t• p1.uhlna for the central alignment, which would eend the freeway on the coaltal aide or the Lomu Ridge, but o mlle away. So far. the efforts teem auccealul. The Orange County Plannlfll Commission wlll revie w the r o ute alternatlve1 (a third opinion would aend the freeway far north th rough Santiago Canyon) during a meeting next M o nday at th e Hall o f ArlmlnlRtration in Santa Ana. The county's planning staff is r ecomm e nding t he central alignment -the same backed by Northwood. Last Thursday, the commisslon held a special evening hearing at lrvme Htgh School to hear from local residents. COLOR. • • From Page A1 Newport Beach should bt lJlcluded In tht book. Tht Wedp made lt. So did th• Balboa P,vmon, th• dor)' ftahermen and tht Crab Cooker Reetaurant. "l think the book hu • nke communllr, feel to it," Beck oblervea. 'Sun, children like It but eo do aduli.. 1 know eome puenta who have ~nth off to tMir college kid.." A real estate organization bouiht a batch to distribute to. cllentl and a teacher1 auoclaUon bouiht aome for an upcomlna convention In Newport Beach. "I think It'• a great ldea," Mahoney aay1. "I'm ju1t happy nobody thought of It before." The three brains behind the new Newport Beach Coloring Book are Georgia Mahoney, Lynn Beck and Sharon Farley. Long-tune Costa Mt.'68 rt>s1dent Clair Coylt> Pyle, a bridge enthusiast and former offlt>er of fhe Commodores g rou p a t St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, died Friday at the age or 87 Pyle was born m Nebraska but lived in Pasadena for 50 years. He attended USC and graduated from Occidental College in 1919 "The hearing went amazingly well," said Gen Giuliano, a transportation speclallst who has coordinated N o rthwood'a freeway revie w . She said the planning commissioners complemented the association for its professional rresentation. M ea nwh i e, s h e s aid environmental studies as well as pollucal pressures point toward the central alignment. Property on the Manne Corps Air St.auon at El Toro, for example, would need to be acquir ed if the southern alignment were chosen, she said. Hungarian's murder still baffling In Costa Mesa, he was m the automo tive business, was a member of the Zonta Senior Citizens Group and founded a duplicate bndge chapter Pyle is survived by his wife of 60 years. Fern, his son , Dr. Richard Pyle. a Newport Beach dentist, and his daughter, Madelyn Harter He had eight grandchildren and flvt' great- grandchildren. Pyle is also survived by S<.'veral bro thers a nd sisters Fer n Chatterton. Ivan Pyle. Gladys P y l e. Ralph Pyle and Lo is Trevor. Services were held today at 3 p.m. at Pacific View Mortuary. RAIN . • • From Page A1 inc r easing cloudiness this afternoo n with rain and thundershowers likely tonight, accompamed by gusty winds M ore s h o w e r s or thundershowers are expected tomorrow morninR. as winds up to 25 miles per hour are expected to push the low pressure system out of the area. She said t e mpe ratures tomorrow w11J range from 48 to 65 inland, and from 50 to 63 along the beaches. Newport Beach ThleYee p<led IOUI llub <:ep1 end a tlood orn_,t on • Roll• Royce perti.ci 111 tne 2100 bloc~ of Ocean F1ont A••nue yeetwdey PoltQe Mid tne o'"-' ti WO<lh 11100 .nci put the total 10M et S2,400 Vend ... 1tutl9d d"1 In tM gu I-Of e perlo..cl cer 1n Ill• eoo block ot 8elbo• Boute¥wd end bell• two wind.,,...., ~ Total dem91141 wu 'kllmetecl •• SSOO "We figure they'd probably like to avoid both Northwood Village and the Marines," she ~·d The commission's decision on the alignments will go in the form of a recommendation to the county Board of Supervisors, which will have the final say. DENTIST. • • From Page A1 that incident. however . Pro topappas has be e n pro hibited fro m practicing dentistry by court order until the state Board of Dental Examineni decides whether to r evoke his llt-ense for gross negligence and incompetence m the deaths. He also is under investigation by an Orange County Grand Jury 1n the patients' deaths. Since late February, when the deaths were d1SClO&ed. six people have fi led mult1-milhon-dollar malpractice s uits aga inst Protopap~. Bu<g•wa ...-oll wilh '2.SllO worth ol tool !neluding • ...,.., •ecotder -~· etlw 1><u1<1n9 •nlo • llouM on tn. 1400 blOCi< OI ix-. Front A W9ddlng ling wilh tllfM Olemonda WU 11oi.n l•om a cer pwlt9d In IM 2000 -01 WMI Coeal Hlgllwey yealwdey POllQ9 Mid the 1~ p<1ed -e ....-. TM <>st ., .. •Umet.ci et SI 27!1 Costa Mesa A t_,·9QW Mlllt\g llow8'a 81 Ille F.,_ Ao4ld offremp Of the S911 OleOO F-.ty -10-.nci lnJur9d Ftldey Al leUI one,,_ got out of • cer on the ~.m,1, l'U9'led IM .tctvTI tnto • "-~=:i. end IOOk 1 140 -'" ot ~ end caan Two m•n P••l<•d et a nlgntclub on N•wpott Boul••••d l•t• Se1urdey •••• u1uled lo• pouu1lon of druge end By STEVE MARBLE OftM Ollltr Piiot ll•ft Apartment 17 st11J holds the sparse and scattered furnishings of Steven Balogh. There's a sofa, a coffee table, a TV and -for some reason - two beds. Nothing remarkable. Nothing to make you look twice, says the apartment man.ager. A second-floor unit that overlooks a pool and a tree- s hade d street, the Tustin apartment has been sealed off si n ce Balogh turne d up in Newport Harbor -dead {rom a single gunshot. Balo gh's d eath remains a mystery. Th ose wh o kn e w the 34-year-o ld Hungarian irnmjgrant say be was a polite and hard-working man who didn't much enjoy talking about his past. Except for a few bounced rent checks. acquaintances say Balogh got by without muc h tro uble. w or king on cars a nd straightening bent auto frames. . Friends say the dark-halred, stock y man wasn't mixed up with drugs. wasn't a gambler and was as law-abiding as the next penon. Police say except for a traffic ticket, his r ecord was clean. "He was a very nice person - real polite," says one friend. "He bOOIUld lnlO Coel• ..... Chy .).. The twc alleO.c!IY neo -ua•"{I me•IJu•n• enc ~ Wiiiie 1 couple alepl r r\Cley nlgl>I, 1 ........ lll>P••enlly !>toll• lneo 1"81r •Mklence on the 300 blOCll of Hiii! StrMt end atoll e pUIM end 111 conlenta. ••,_,.., et &80 Polee Nici -,.. ... beefl _ ........ .,en.-In the ., .. ,_.,,ly Laguna Beach legune 8e•c:h trenai.nl :.:::Jr-Herry Frentt, 47. •N llfrw19CI enw 1M owner Of• llouM on ao-.. Wey l>Ufl>0'\9dty IUfP'IMd the mW> burgllttllng Illa llouM J'r-lo()lc S22 In c..n pcMice - A women In Illa 800 block 01 W..,dl Tert•c• '•ll•O pollc• •I about 2 • m. yall•rOey ui.!rg ltl•I• aulatenc:e In brMlllng up • el nw '-POiice -""'° gueete ,, lhe Pl- Windy and rainy_ Allhev111e ~ ~1 T ..... Aorl 12 .... ...mi Coastal Thunderehow•r• and guely wlndl with chance ot rllln tod1y 80 percent. Show er• or lhvnderaho wers tomorrow morning CIHrlnQ.. ~ d breezy ~-·It~ CoHtal low !>8 lnl•nd 411 CoH t, tntand hight mld·80• W•t«58. am.II crel1 edvttory for outer waten from Point Conoepoon 10 San Clement• !eland •nd over Inner w•l •r• from Point ~llOn to 08'\9 Potnt Wind• over outer wetere nonh-t 15 to 25 knot• with guete 30 kl'Ole end 5 to !Moot comblned-Wlndt over Inner wate11 norttiwwt to _, 15 to 115 koole with 4 to &-fool -Rain IMtaly toni ght w ith chance of thunderW-1 and IOUlll wind- U.S. Summary Atlanta "" ~ Allentlc cuv 54 47 A111tln 83 51 8•mmore 55 45 811~ 55 30 8 trmlngnam 159 311 8lllTIMCI< 55 31 8olH 50 25 8ol1on 47 42 8rown1Vll ea 511 8'Jlf•lo 57 38 8urllngton 52 35 c~ se 35 Cne,....ton s c 73 53 Cherleeton,W V Sii 311 Chenone. N c 157 s1 Cheyenne 52 32 Chlcego « 37 Cincinnati q 311 ~ '55 40 COIUmbl• S C 158 45 Columbus 51 39 Oe!IM-Ft Worlh 80 51 Lut>bodl 78 44 Oeyton 48 37 ~ 84 38 ~-M35 Mi.ml 79~ 0. MolnM .f2 32 tilllwilUkM 48 37 Oelrolt 52 38 "4pt .. St.Peul 49 32 Duluth 311 32 NlllhYllle 57 38 El PHO 73 45 N.w Or1Mn1 74 58 Fllft>llllll 27 11 N.w Yott! 49 48 FllOO 55 28 North Plane 83 38 Flegat•lf $4 33 ~ City 71 49 Oreal Fellt 50 21 OmeM 50 3-4 Hettlord 48 40 Ora.ndo 71 51 He1aN • eo :ie P~ eo 43 The ttoml th•t Pf·oduc*l llOoclt Honolulu ; M 70 PhOenlx !! ~8 In Ille o..p South wN C9Ueln9 Houston IO 58 Pn111buf'Oh .... ., rl"9rl to rlM In the Norlh .. 11 lndlen8')(111e ... 3t Por11end.Me. 49 39 t~, I/Id flood WMninQ9 -· In Jeckton,MIM. 72 43 Pol'llllld,0,.. 48 37 efteot In petll of tollthem and J~ 74 4t PlcMde!IOe 13 48 oanv• "-Englllnd "'-44 a 1 ~ n 43 Aeln ••t.,,ded from Hll~ K-City 152 12 AaplCf Ctty 82 21 and 1outh.,n New York lttl• LAI Veot11 12 St ~ 51 27 aor-lftlldl of .... EncNftd b1 UUll Aodl ... 47 Nc:llmo!MI ea 41 HrlY morning. ""In plN w11 Lot AllQelee 82 eo St.LOUii 45 37 eoafl.,ed ov•r Wall Vlrolnla. LOUilllllle 50 52 81.P.t•Tlrnt)e 1\ 55 ~·~and UMIOhlo ..,.._._ ____________ ._ ____________________ .,. ""~n. hHVY 81 tlmH, '*II ~ to lapel" off ltlt• loday In -••n New YOflt and.._ Entl•nd. lc:att•r•O rain wH fOfWMC tfWOuCltl tt. oentrat and nor"'8m pOrUOnt of 1M Aoaklla and c.mrei ,....,, ~ to moeciy OloUdy .JI'* _.,. ~ fOt mudl "' IN lovtllwHI whll• 1lllH war• ...... to tum,.,, In""'-",.. w ••• •*m United,..._ Tempera lures .. L.e AlllMY ~ 40 ~ ,, ,, ~. 74.., 17 It IURf llPllT ·---~ Slllt I.ell• Sen Antonia Sen Ol9QO 8•t1 F rlllCleoo St Ste Merle Seattle Slit"~ Sioux ir-. Spokane Sy.aouee Topeka Tuceon Tulal WNlllnaton WIOllf(a· Smog 58 38 ~ ~~ 58 47 42 30 42 se 79 ... 58 " 45 27 52 42 81 u 81 53 ee « 11 45 81 43 I Wh•rt to oall (1011 tr") tor lilt• lfftOll lntOnMllOI\: • °""'II cc.inty: (IOO) ~ L•'' ).ng•••• Oouftlv: (100) 242·.022 I N¥aflide Md 8'n lem4ltdln0 ocM!ttaJ (IOO) 187"'4)'10 AOMD ~ Oln*: (IOO) 241 ..... Tides • kept some things to himself but that was OK. He always seemed to be around when you needed a hand." Officially, Balogh's death is classified a homicide. The Orange County Coroner's Office re11<>rts the man waa shot once in the 11tomach and bled to death before his body was dumped in the bay. Police in Newport Beach , where the investlJlation is being conducted , say tfiey have tew clues why Balogh was killed. To a person, friends refuse to talk about Balogh unless promised anonymity. Many have talked to police about their 1U1piclons and uy they want to stay away from publicity. Friends claim Balogh had been involved In a messy lover's ·triangle and recall one night at the apartment complex when someone chased the immigrant. shouting threats. Two different friends maintain Balogh started carrying a gun after that. P olice say they have h eard these s t ories but have been unable to substantiate them. When Balogh 's body was found late last month, he was not carrying a gun, p o lice say. However, investigators did find five large-caliber bullets stuffed in his pan ts pock.et.a. How any of this ties together is not known. What ia known is that Balogh immigrated U) the United States in the fall of 1979. Friends say he had been living in Greece before his arrival and came here, not for political reuona, but simply to "reach the land of opportunity." One friend, who aaya Balogh ate at her place when he was low on money, claims he did not like to talk about "the old country." Sh e says he mentioned an ex- wife back in Budapest. The last time anyone reca lls seeing Balogh I.a on March 14, 10 days bef o r e his body was discovered by a scuba diver in tho harbor near a dock. Personnel at the mortuary where Balo gh's bo d y was cremated last Wednesday are waiting to see if mends want to arrange a memorial service and if the remains should be sent back to Hungary. BLUFFS PURCHASE CONSIDERED . • • From Page A1 improvements onto common areas. complicating the issue. Sim said the Irvine Co. has agreed to resurvey all the Bluff.a property. He said the new lot lines will include patios and other improvement.a which residents will be able to buy along with their leased land. Whitney, though. predicted the crunch will come when the Irvine Co. attempts to figure out the value of the property. "Just Ciguring out a formula for this will be inc r edibl y complicated." he noted. He said residents in the Bluffs ultimately will have to vote on a 1ettlet;nent and approve it by a 75 percent margin. The Irvine Co. though, predicts the matter will be settled by early 1984 Whitney said attempts :o determine a fair pnce o n property will be identical to the disagreement between the lntine Co. and the Commitu!e of 4.000. a group of residents suing the development finn over the value of leased land. Essential poplin Consider the cool, ligh t- weight comfort, crisp good looks and easy wash- ability ... and our tan twosome of polyes1er and conon blend will quickly become basic to your Summer wardrobe. The jacket, sizes 6 to 16 regular, 6 to 14 petite, $130 The gathered front skirt, sizes 6 to 16, $55 U11 )IOI" BrHIU 8l'otlt1l'1 cord or A~"CllJI Bx,rlU • A4 *Or 00.t DAILY PILOT/Monday, A II 11, 1tl3 ...----We eaked:-~---------------• Is llfe better In County? "Do you think the quality of Iii e has Improved in Oranse County P" Carol '9per, U. Coeta ...... eleotrologtat "I think they need to Improve the educational opportunlt'-9 In Orange County. Th9y recently •tarted C\lttlng bactt on ldult education ct ..... at Coutl!M Community College. That really hurt• women who Med that educetl6n to Improve thefr •klll• to get a Job. We ehould have the educational opportunltlel tblat were available three )'Mtl ago. But overall, I think the American Dream 11 here. You Just have to keep poeltlve. John 8urrtdga, SO, .... por1 hllch, .... "°' "Beck In the 1950., Callfornla had a reputation of ~ng a frlendly p&ace; It doNn't anymore. People ... m more unclvlllzed. I fMI pressed and crOWded. I also feet the echool eyatem la shot. My ton la 13 and he doeeo't ....,... to know anything. Ha cloean't aeem Inspired to INrn. I don't think kids today are getting the bulc forms ot knowledge." Mary Johneon, 25, Coeta Mesa, houMwtte ''I've lived In Coate M ... all my llfe and I think part• of It have Improved. They've upgraded the older parta of the town and have put In m0f9 tr.... But It la more crowded, .. peclally at the beach. The traffic hu gotten worae. I With they would put more money In the achools, too. I alao think they ahould add more landacaplng on the frHW•Y on-ramps, I've notlc.d the freeways In other parts of Orange County are beautiful." Norman Thompeon, 72, Santa Ana, Ntlred hair atyllet. "Life In Ora!'je County LI a good Ille. There a plenty ot actMty; the entertainment, the theaters, the cinemas are all good. I'm retired now and often come to Costa Mesa to visit friends end attend aenlor citizen gatherings .. Everybody seems to have a good time when they get together. However, the coat of llvlng haa gotten higher. Bactt In 1955, when I moved from England, you could buy a cart of gr()08(1ee for $20. Now, $20 only gets you a bag." MtohHI Guarnaool, 25, Coeta MeN "Unemployment la deflnltely a problem In Orange County. I waa lald off a few month• ago, but hopefully, I'll be called back aoon. I've llved In Coate M ... alnce 1970 and I really haven't teen much change In the quallty ol ltte, although they are trying to make the city look better. The traffic seems Just as bad now as It was then. But I Just put up with It. It's something you get ueed to." Caaundra .._. .. , 2A, lante Ana, Admlnletratlve Aaaletent "Orange County aeema llke the best place to llve. Two or three yeara ago I moved here from Loe Angeles, and I really notice the air 11 much cleaner here becauae of the breeze coming oft the ocean. The opportunities for work seem a lot better down here. There'• crime down here, too: I once had my car vandallzed and my boylrlend Just had his wheels taken oft his car, but you're going to find crime everywhere. Barbara Horton, 25, Coeta MeN, houMWtte (with eon Carl) "I moved to Costa Mesa three years ago from Virginia. And I Ilka not needing a car. Everything la close by; the stores, the hoapltal, the llbrarlea. It makes me feel Independent. The bus ayttem Is very good In this area. You can get practlcally anywhere. But housing seems to be getting more ex_penslve. My husband and I may never own a house In Orange County; we need more affordable housing." ORDINANCE NO. 3379 STOP! Is Di-inking Interfering With Your Family Life? AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE STATE PLANNING AND ZONING LAW, ADOPTING THE SUNSET BEACH SPECIFIC PLAN/LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM LAND USE REGULATIONS, REPLACING ALL PRE-EXISTING ZONING REGULATIONS IN THE SUNSET BEACH COMMUNITY The Board of Supervisors ol the County of Orange, Callfornla, does ordain aa follows: SECTION 1. Sectional District Mapa 19-5-11 and 30-5-11 {Zone Change No. ZC 83-7) are hereby adopted as zoning district maps ol the County ol Orange and added to $ectlon 7-9-48 of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange. SECTION 2. The Sunae1 Beach Specif!<: Plan/Local Coaatal Program Land Use Regulations contained In Section Ill (Land Use Regulations) dated February 1983 are hereby adopted In accordance with Zone Change No. ZC 83'7. SECTION 3. NotwlthstandlnQ the adootlon ol this ordinance. approved discretionary use permits, alt• plans and vartancee wlll be allowed to .. tabllah tllelr respective u"' In the manner set forth In their approving ectlon, p<ovided the use can be establlshed within the time period apeclfled In each permit. II an erctensk>n or time to establlah any of theM uaes Is required, the aub)ect projeci wlll thwn have to comply With the requirement• of tht. ordinance. SECTION "· This ordinance shall take effect and be In full force thirty (30) days from and after Its PassaQe. and before the •JtPlratlon of fifteen (15) daya after the puaage thereof ahall be publlahed In the ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT. a newspaper publllhed In the County of Orange, State of Calllornla, together with the1 names of the membera of the board ol Supervisors voting for and against the same. signed and certified that a copy of this document has been delivered to the chairman of the board SECTIONAL DISTRICT Plll CISf P LAN Of LANO MAP 19-5-11 u sf Oil.ANGE COU N TY CAllfO llNIA • r ... .!) ...... 9 •f I LE Gt NO "' ........ ,_ ... ........ ""' .. ,... ...... --'· ... . ...... , .... .-.. .. ROGER R. ST ANTON ~olll>ellOwdol~ ol o..-. Counly. c- zc .... •• t .. ............. -........... ····~ / ..•. .. 83 -?P " . , .. , ._. "Y' / I lt·l-11 . . .. ,. (SEAL) STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE as. JUNE ALEXANDER Cler1I ol ... Bowel ol ~ Cout>ty ol Or-Celllomla I, JUNE ALEXANDER. Clerk ol the Board ol Supervisors, do hereby certify that at a regular meeting of the Board of Supervlaors of Orange County, California, held on the 30th day of March, 1983, the foregoing ordinance containing four (4) NCtlona wu paaeed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: SUPERVISORS HARRIETT M. WIEDER, RALPH B. CLARK, BRUCE NESTANOE, THOMAS F. RILEY ANO ROGER R. STANTON NOES: SUPERVISORS ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE NONE IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the ofllclal aeal of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, this 30th day of March, 1983. SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 30-5-11 PlllCISE PLA N Of LANO USE OllAHGf COUNTY CALI F O RNIA A LEGE NO .. ' ....... . ., ...... . ·· .. ' ........ , , ........... . . I . ... . , .. ' ... I I '.. " • --· ··~·•,•<• (!) "1.C t ( • ,.,. JUNE ALEXANDER aw.. ol lfte ._., ol .......,.._. o10renoe~.~ ZC 83 -7P ... .. .. . . . . •'•"' • ••••• , "'4 •"1( ..... , •••• @ ·- .......... ' ......... Do\il Jones Final UP 17.12 ~ CLOllNQ 1, 141M California Federal plans more lending By Tbe A1aoclated Pre11 LOS ANGELES -With a pu blic offering completed April 6, California Federal Savinp & Loan Aaaoc:tation hu more than doubled lt• net worth of $706 million, and la planning expenaion, lta chairman aaya. llf 1 "It'• . . . the mo8l exciting time of my e , thln.k," said Robert R. Dock.on, ch.airman and chief executive, "I get 80 worked up when I thJnk of where this company is going." But It's not going to alt.er it.a traditional focus on mortRage lending, he aaid. · :rl feel very deeply about th.ia," Docluon said. "One reason I want thia company to expand is to do what w~can to ... make It posaible for people to own homes and to pay for homes." The bulk of the $4 billion Cal Fed planl to Joan this year will be for housi.ns. he said. Feds eye tighter loan rules WASHING TON -Federal regulaton, facing congJ'eSSional charges of unwi8e lending by big U.S. banb to poor countries, have drawn up a plan to tighten their control over such loans. In a joint memorandum sent to Congre., the chief of the tederal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., along with the comptroller of the currency. proposed a fiJ~t program that al.lo would require banks to more information on bow much they have lent to foreign countries. The plan would bolster examination pr<>8r8lllS 80 warnings would be sounded earlier on banla with risky foreign loans, and it would require banks to put aside more money to back up th09e problem loans. It does not propoee limit.a on loena to individual countries, suggested by some in Congreaa u a way to avoid excessive concentrations of debt OVet'9eM. Amoco, Shell, Ex xon on top LOS ANGELES -The three largest U.S . gaaoline marketers maintained their top positions for the leCOnd consecutive year in 1982. Amoco held the top spot in 1982 with 7.36 percent of the national market, followed by Shell and Exxon, which had 6.80 and 6.64 percent respectively. Market share rankings were bued on a survey of tax.able sales by the top 11 brands in the nation. OPEC cuts to help consumers WASHING TON -The recent oil price cut by the Orgahiz.ation of Petroleum Exporting Countries will aave American consumers as much monel annually as the ft.rat two years of President Reagan• tax cut, an energy research firm says. Cambridge Energy Research Associates, in a report released yeaterday, said the $5-a-bar~el reduction will help spur economk: recovery by saVlng U.S . consumers $22 billion a year. SILVER STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT