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Home My WebLink About1983-05-02 - Orange Coast PilotOCC' s chief gains nation'Wide forum ~ .. • • ,. THI DRANGI COAST / COUNTY "I can .p.k now on behalf of community coll 'fi around the nation," Luall n aald In an interview after hll return from the ueodatloo'• New OrleaM convendon. "It wfll pve me a blt more clout." ORAN G E COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS -sid-€nts-eall HB channel death trap_ By ROBERT BARltER OftM Deir .... ...., -:-aea1denta of two flood - .devutated mobile home ka in Huntington Beach aay ~live inf~. They were flooded out before, and they figure they can be flooded out again. Probably nowhere in the city of'l76,000 la fear u ji'eat aa at \be Brookfield Manor Mobile Homes park nea~ G'rfie ld -Newport Avenue, west of Brookhurat Street. F.arthen banks of the Fountain Valley Flood Control channel bunt' ..the morning of March 1, sending waves of water into the homes that are actually below the level of the channel. Park residents said 80 coaches were rendered unlivable. About 40 more r e po rtedl y w ere damaged extensiv.t)I when flood waters from the same channel ·-.. overflowed into neighboring Del Mar Mobile F.states. · "It's a death trap," Brookfield r esident Genevieve Schulma n said today. "U it (the flood) happened at night, we could all have been drowned. "This isn't a safe place to live," she said. Schulman and her husband Jack were among a crowd of more than 100 victims who gathered last week at the Brook.field .clubhouse. They were listening to an attorney, ironically named John Flood, a nd assessing their prospects of a lawsuit against Orange County officials who maintain the ' flood control channels. It won't be known until the end Qf the week how many have decided to par.licipate in the potential damage suit.a. 'But the Schulrnana said they plan to participate. "We want to wakr up the county and make them'• oair the channel and make it ~ .... said Genevieve Schulman. "It's the only way to get their attention." The Schulmans and others wint .the county to line the .. channel with ooncrete and put an end to the devMtating breaka in the earthen banks that they b e lieve may be caused by gophers. They've been told, they aay, that the county plans to line the channel "within a couple of years." But they want it done aooner -before the at.art of another rainY,aeuon. Hearing ·set on - Irvine ·boaters · off and sailing By ALMON LOCKABEY .,..., ................... ; hos.pital . =~ by threatening th and a ICOl"e of gaily "dreued" yachts, Commodore Phil Ramser and hi• s taff yesterday declared Newport Harbor Yacht Club "open" for the 67th year. ·• The pl.a ''Opening Day" was attended ·by more than 500 members and guests who were invited to go aboard the club'• power and sail yachts, which were r-.fted eeveral deep at the guest dock. • ''Openl.na Day" la ementially a • mimomer on the Wart Coast - especially in Southern California -where the facilities are open the year round. In reality it is a throwback to East· Coast yacht clubs, which are inactive during the winter months. Opening day cal.la for a recommialioni.ng of the yachts. ........ ~ ..... NHYC 'a opening day ceremonies were highlighted by the Newport Harbor High School band and the firing of deck cannons aa the club's officers More than 500 members and guests swarmed over Newport Harbor Yacht Club's fieet of power and (See YACHT, Pase A%) sail yachts yeslerday during the club's 67th Opening Day ceremonies. njuries fatal to 1 "CdM football star By STEVE MARBLE O( ... Delr ........ William Briaht, a f~. high achool football star from Corona del Mar, died this weekend from Injuries be auffered in a mn,le tar accident lut week during a iriP home from Laa V egaa. ; B right, 19, never regained ~ousne91 and died Saturday at Valley Hoapital in Laa V egaa. Funeral 9el'vices are Wedne9day. A 1982 graduate of Corona del P,tar ff1ah School, Bright led the team in ruahing bla junior and senior years, waa named to an all-league team and played last year at Orange Coast College ln Costa Meea. Bright was a paaeenger in a car that spun out of control and flipped over outside Barstow early Thunday. He was taken by ambulance and helicopter to Laa Vegas, a trip of more than 100 miles. The driver, fellow OCC football player Orlando Ramoe of Long Beach, al.so was injured, (See FOOTBALL, Pa1e AZ) William Bright April showers bring ~ May showers, hut. . . By STEVE MITCHELL 6-Of .... Dmly ,... ..... The month of May wasn't even four hours old before the aides opened up and dumped between a quarter and three-quarters of an inch of rain on most of Orange County. . But officials at the National Weather Service predict moatly c l ear s ki es and warmer temperatures at least through Wedne9day. • The drying-out period comes as a relief to many along the coast, where twice as much rain fell thJa aeuoo as last. Huntington Beach weather watcher J . Sherman Denny said .24 of an inch fell on his dty at about 3:30 a.m . yesterday in lt!91 than 10 minutes. 'lbat brings the aeuon total to 22.18 inches, he aaid, adding that figure comparee to 11.36 inches lut year at this time. -In Coata Mesa, the early morning downpour dumped . 75 of an lnch, ~ the eeuon (See SUNNY DAYS, Pase A!) By GLENN SCO'M' o< ... D91r ......... Ufi'ectora of-rhe proposed Irvine Medical Center have learned they can formally present their arguments next month for building a hospital in Irvine. The' state agency that grants licemee for hospital comtruction notified the group last week their application for a so-calle d "certificate of need" la complete. Now IMC officials must decide whether it's. in their iniere.t to let their competitors in the Irvine health care n10e catch up. The Orange County Health Planning Council, the first agency to b old a hearing on IMC'a application, baa asked IMC d.1rectora to c:orllider waiting until July. That way, IMC can be joined ln the hearina by a aeconct group, HealthWest FoundaUon, which wants to build a limllar hospital n-UC Irvine. 1'he coundl hopes to combine the rival propoaals in one hearing to save time·and money. It's lea likely a third propoul al8o could be completed in time for a July hearing. That proposal comes from the group oper ating West.em Medical Center in Santa Ana, which bu applied for a state license to build an out- patient clin ic· with s urgical services. At any i:Jlte, HealthWeat ia about a month behind IMC ln submitting the required staclc:S of paperwork , a co uncil spokeswoman said. The delay would give HealthWest time to do that. But postponing the long- aought hearing im't a tiep IMC officials reliah, especially aince the decade-old contest with UCI baa not always been a polite one. "Right now, I know we'd like to forae ahead," said IMC Pre9ideot David Bak.er. ''It'• been See MEDICAL. Pase A!) -----------INSIDE------------,. .. BuddiD1 earioonl1l1 get tips from Tom Jolmeon, the you111er haU ol the father-IOll team that cireatet the Moon Ma.IUu eoade •trip. l'afe Bl . • 11 I ·-------·--• I Snooty bankers Columnist Andy Rooney belie•ee that baok1 wouldn't have anything to do with us if there wain 't IO much money in them. P*8e A6. Mi88es the folks A youq1ter i1 doUoned tad beeauae 1he eannot Yi1it her grandparent•. She tella why in Ann Landers eoluma, Page 82.' _.....__ Law overturned U.S. Supreme C.oart •Y• California eopr eaa 't arreat people who don't ideatif y themaelTet. P"le A3. t l 'I ' • .._ Orange Cout OAILV PILOT/Monday, May 2, 1913 ' \... , . , The Bergdahls ~ Capt. Paul, Kay and Dr. Da-vid -ad-vised high school students on careers. HB c.areer day f arnily affair I a By ROBERT BARKER or._....,,....,. The aecond annual career day program at F.daon High School wouldn't have been the same without the Bergdah} family. -Kay Bergdahl, a community coordinator at the Huntington Beach echool, helped organize the Friday program and aerved as a receptionist. Her IOl'l David wu on hand to diapenae information from the medical booth. David, a 1972 .Edi8on graduate, la a pediatrician in Fresno. He didn't count on this mishap 11\e driver of a catering truck that c rasheo and burne d Saturday in Irvine said he l06t control of his vehicle while he wu counting money. Mark Hayes' truc;k w as westbound on Irvine Center Drive between the San Diego and Laguna freeways when it veered off the road and slainmed broadside into a high voltage power pole, a p0lice spokesman said. --The gas tank ruptured and a spark from a 30,000-volt power line touched off a fire that incinerated the truck and its ble contents. ves was uninjured but po. ce said hJs "bot" tamales were burned to a crisp. T-men -one enneo with a MWed-oll .,,otgun -robbed Ille Empire Market. 1&902 $prtnoctaM tit, at eboul l :IO p.m. ~-· The ,,_ flee! """ about 1700. Art overnlgl\,t brellj-ln .... raported yeelerday In a laundry room on Ille 700 block of Utica A--. S.-at •a.,,lng "*'*-... .,..ro,ed, -money -1.ii., from t11e ...,..._ The .._ -•tlmeled at •1,200. Alf M O burgltfy -~ ,_..ci.y on th• 17700 block of Falkirk Lane. A ,__ -apperantty <-' to -• the wtllcle. The IOet -• etereo unit velueO 91 MOO. And Paul Bergdahl, a resident of Newport Beach, was on hand to tell students about the airline industry. An uncle to David and a brother-in-law to Kay, he's been a pilot for TWA for 30 years. He rues 747s out of N~~ York. David said he most frequently is asked how \ong it takes to become a doctor and how much money he earns. - "I tell them it takes 10-13 years after high school. But if they mainly are interested becauae of the money, they never will get out of medical school. It takes more dedication than that." Representatives of about 70 businesses and all branches of the armed services participated in the day-long program. "It gives the kids an idea on what to expect when·they get out 'ol scllool and.what they can do to help prepare themselves," said Kay Bergdahl: MEDICAL. • • From Page A1 a long t:Lrne and rd like to see a de termination made on our application. But th e board of directors must decide." The IMC board is expected to meet this week to chooee which path to take. lt Will be a tough c hoice: Agreeing to the postponeme n t would score d i plomatic points with the Health Planning Council, but seeking a hearing first, without pc1, would give IMC the advantage of going first. Fountain Valley A mol0fla1 reponed that I,,.._ llOle a hubcap l•t• Saturdey or Mt1V ·Sunday from 1111 cer 1*1ted ti Antelope ~ A-. He HICI IN other wee hut>cape _. ato!en Fricw,. A rock -thrown through • r-.aiding glHI door In 111• tOOO block of Clovar Avenue brMlllna flle glMt Of an llQuarlum. Demage of 1290" ... repot1ed. ~ b<olt• • lodled door on • c:ebln er"'-ltored In IN 10,000 blocli Of Gar1lalcl Avenue end 1tole • gun and marine equipment WllUed ., 81,370. Irvine A radiator grlll •11-1wlpad from a Chevrolet Camero parlcact on Elplanade yeaterday. . .. ._ Thi.-cu1 a llOle In 1 roll-up mate! cloor at Oloeon Electronlct, 111872 H.,. A.,.., and tlOle 1 1.000 worth of copper -IOlder anod••· company olllcl•I• told police ,..., .. day. POllce _. called to he 1*1Cln0 IOI Of Mc0onalel'1 la.t food r•taurant, 17IO Main St .. 10 br••k up 1 fight b411wMn 1oma Marlnk. J YACHT. • • From Page A1 were introduced and their o fflclal flaa• holated to the muthead. Features of the annual event are the pnwentation of trophlM to the winner• of the club'• Opening Day race (held on Saturday) and the awardlna of trophiee for the best kept yai:nta. Sweepatakea winner ln thla ear'• yacht 19.!2!ctlon waa agadoua, a 'Swan~3 a oop owned by Ron Merickel. Other inllpection winners: -Sail under 40 feet: Nova (auxillary-38), Mr. and Mra. Joe O'Hora. -S ail over 40 feet: Bon Hon'lme Richard (56-foot motor sailer), Dick Elliott. -Power under 40 feet: Shoot O ut (Bertram-38), Paul and Sharon Speights. -Powe r ove r 4 0 feet : Hallelu,tah (Hatteraa·M), Frank and Allan ·Trane. -Commodore's Trophy: Que Pa.ao ·(39-foot 1portfisher), Dan Thompson. -Ocean Racing sail: Ragtime (62-foot custom sloop), Denn.ts and Trish Durgan. -Bay boat: Capitania (23-foot launch), Steve Barnard and Richard Seaver. -Day Sailer: Noble Wood '(Luders-16), Van Jacobson. -Non-Calm (junior): Bird's Nest (Sabot), Sarah Carroll. FOOTBALL. From Page A1 officers said. • Dlck Morrt~. Bright's high school football coach, said the young football player was a good student and a well-liked person on campus. ' "He was doing very well at OCC and I know the college was really counting on his return n ext year," the now-r~tired coach said. . A rosary for Bright will be recited at 7:30 p.~. tomorrow at Our Lady Queen of. An&ela Church· tn Cororia deJ Mar. Servicei will be conducted at the church at 10 a.m. Wednesday, with burial to follow· at Pacific View Memorial Park. Bright leaves bis father and two brothers. SUNNY. • • From Page A1 total to 24.63 inches. Last year at thls time, 11 .97 inches fell on 'that' city. j -In Laguna Beach , oe Jahraus, whoee family owns the Laguna Beach Lumber Co., said .66 of an ihch fell over the . weekend. That 'rinp Laguna's season total to 28.51 Inches. A ra1ldan1 told police Saturdey ha dl1covered 17 .200 In l•••lry ht d been ltOlen from hi• llo\1M on Hennoae clUtlng the PMI llx mon1h1. Laguna Beach I St•eo equlpmenl and a t-.lon, with • tOlel valUe Of *3,805 -e10len lrom • home on Notte Strwl avw the .-end. An unknown amount Of ,.....ry -taken from • home In the 500 block of Cr- 81reel, polloe Hid. VlallOrt to Main 8Mct'I Pwtt tOlcl pollot H Ytral tran1len11 •er• drinking and threatening them al about 2:30 p.m . yeel•day. Poltce advtMd the ttllnlllenll lo •top. Stereo equipment valued at l300 wu taken from • car partced In Ille 200 block of MOM Strwt t¥V« the .-end. Fair skies!!! Coastal Felr through tomorrow but verlebl• cloud• during th• morning llOln. Hi911a 72 to 78. ovemlghl Iowa 4t to 1541. Aleo !alt In "'ounteln end deMft area• e xcept tor variable morning ctouda. Hlftl• 44 to 82 In the ~1111'8. 115 to 75 In daaert: L-28 to 38 In mountt11ne, 44 to 54 In d-rte. Light wlnda •II ..... •09Pt guaty Wlnda In -_,...,_, Sae•'*•· Point Conolptlon to IN .....,, border Md out 90 ma.: ...e to nortflWeet wlnda 12 to 11 knot• over out• 00•1al .,...,... ~ nofttlwelt 15 to 28 knott '°"'lll!f lflCI 1-fOW. .... I to t ... Llgltl, _... wind• ov•r lnnar wet•r•. dlo ... 11 ........... WllMI-2 to, ................ 2to4 ... .Extended ·forecast ~-=-... --.... {;.:""'.to~~ ... TemperatUttB Mil ... . .. 11 .. Tl " 11 a1 '" .. " .. . .. s: 82 82 511 35 52 4e 81 80 111 77 53 44 84 57 48 3-4 78 83 72 81 82 81 47 33 53 40 72 &II 83 4e 85 13 87 58 85 74 ee 58 54 311 82 411 51 44 81 30 n 1111 88 32 84 41 47 24 85 H 11 N 80 40 83 .. S2 70 811 M ... 81 82 N 84 40 78 M 11 41 11 .. .. .. , The FOfe<:Ht For 8 e.m. EDT Rain &1J Snow&::} Fronts l.""' _. 78 82 79 54 77 70 eo 1& 48 38 81 44 79 81 12 81 11 eo •2 82 .. 40 82 72 88 48 u 83 n 91 11 84 .. lie 74 '7 IUlf RIPlll ,, Sh-s. Fl11tries1!3 Tides TotlOMOW 81 53 78 5t 83 11 41 )4 50 21 ... ea 74 90 86 81 55 43 93 74 .. 90 82 so 92 u 87 so ., 72 ti 41 17 37 90 .. 71 .. 78 80 17 74 12 .. 14 M flfWI low t ;H e.m, 0.4 ...,.. llldl 1 :00 .. ,,.. u '-"'low ::a. p.m. u 1eoonc1 ,.. !Ot r·"'· " The -Wll • • 7:'7 p,m, tode1 and llH 81 t :OI 1.111. tomorrow. The moon w11 na. et 1t!lt •'"' temorrow end M4 • 11:00 """ tOlnOfrow. .. •• ..--We aaked: ---------------• t What do you think of the school system In your town-? !~~ Phllp. courier. ~t to school In Tuattn, and In my 12 year• I can only thlnlt • three teachers who hed 91'1 lnftuence on me. But I WM "*9 )ult to have a good time. I think It comes down to a matter of personal drive." Allo• PurdJ. ln1ur•nc• cal111lator, Coet• MeN "I tend my eon to parochial school becaun I feel the qualtty of education la better than publlc schools. I hear th••• thlnga about kids skipping (publlc) school ·and nothing being done about It -I fHI my son Is bettef aupenttled. '' Dee lnJd•r. hou1ewtfe, Huntington BMoh "My.,klds go to Glenvlew Elementary School and It provides a fantastic setting - both ed ucaJlonally and socially. I like It because It has an lndlvlduallzed academic program designed to meet lndlvldual' needs.'' Ch..rll Hendrlckeon, purchaHr, Newport 8eech "Orange County has better than average schools. My nelghl:jor Is a teacher and I understand (appllcants for teaching positions) wait In tine to come here." . ~ - Linde Tipton, 1tudent, Coete ...... "The teachers (at TeWlnkte Intermediate School) are pretty nice and I think I'm learning a lot. I wish It was closer; last year they closed down the school In my neighborhood and now I go four or five miles to school everyday." Tom Meple, ••l••m•f'· Htlmetor, Coate Meea- "I think It's a mediocre system: they don't expect enough from the children. My kids rarely have homework. But the schools aren't the whole problem; there's not enough parental Involvement either." occ· CHIEF'S -FORUM w ·1pENS ... • From .Page A 1 teacher layoff.a and program cuta. By latelt estimates, the Coast Community College District, which Ulo Includes Golden West Collete In Huntington Beach, ii facinc a '8.1 million deficit in the cor®ll a:hool year. "W1'at'a occurring is not unique in California ," Luskin said, referring to financial problems facing two-year collea-around the nation. Callfom.La ii unique1 however, in havinC the only ernmunity collea-in the nation that still do not char1e tuition. That may chaJ1&9 ~xt fall under a tuition plan backed, by Gov. George Deukmejan. "Tuition is not the-only answer tO the fiscal problel)'l.S," LuskJn said. "It cap only help. But it normally doesn't make up more than a small percent of the cost of public education." He noted . that the iovernor's plan will generate $100 per student per school year, while the cost to educate a student at • Orange Coast College ls abou~ $2,000 a year. ·~unity college education is still \he bargaip of the century," Luakin aaid. He added! h oweve r, that some 0 1 California's.. two-year school.a may be forced to cloee next year if the state continues to cut back on fundUlg. Luskin insisted that his new national post will not divert too much of his time away from thi problems facing his own campus. He said he has decided to give up other outside activities to make time for the position. "My primary responsibility will be to represent the association •on issues affecting community colleges," he said. "And that will oruy help OCC." Washable Summer suits for the Brooksgate man ... . .. There's much here a young man can appreciate in addition to Brooks Brothers' correct styling: crisp good looks, ligh tweigh t comfort, trim styling, moderate prices ... and the ease of washable p olyester and cotton blend s. O ur exclusive 2-button model is available in solid tan, olive or navy poplin; or blue pincord. Coat and trousers. $150 Urt )'C»I' B'ooks Brotltlf's co'd or American Exprus ISTAtllSHIO 1111. -GfJ ~ !/))~/_ 0JrP~OfiffV/V~ . -=-~~......-. . ( C~C£0.!!!.ll!0_3.D l'urnishinQ9 for Mrn . Womtn ~-8og.s s.Jo WEST 7Tlt STREET, l..OS ANGEl..BS. CALIF. FASI llON ISL.ANO. NBWPORT BEACH, CALIF. \ ' . ' I NATION Spy suspect's suicide disputed by his wife By TM Aitoela&ed Preta WASHINGTON -A medical examiner aayw Waldo H . \ein a former Pen~on lnteWpnce analyat charged wl aelllna 1eere onna on\Ol:tbyr,-dted of-1 wound "conalatent wlth beinl self-inflicted." But hia wife doubta her huaband kJ.lled himlelf. Dubbentein'a eatranaed wife, Marie, u.ld ahe had dinner with her huaband Thunday niaht -the evening before he wu found dead -and that "he dian•t look or act despondent. I don't think he committed auldde." Alaskans have highest income WASHINGTON -Alaska ia still the richest state and Miaaiaaippi the poorest ln average Income per penon, accord.inc to new govenunent estimates. Real.dents of the nation's largest state averaged $15,200 income in 1982 compared to $7,792 for people in Miaaisaippi, the Commerce Department reported yesterday. Americans ln general had Income in 1982 of $11,056 per person, it said. •Per capita income \n the nati9n roee 5.3 percent overall ln 1982 compared with 1981, while inflation during that time crept up at an annual rate of 5.6 percent. Divers search for last bodies JACKSONVILLE. Fla. -Divers who searched the wreckage of a Navy transport plane that crashed into the murky St. John's River with 15 people aboard say no bodies remain inside, although two crew members are still missing. The twin-engine plane, with six crew memben and nine passengers, crashed just shy of the Jacksonville Naval Air Station's main runway •. killing all but one of thoee. aboard. Softer stand urged for bishops ClllCAGO -A newly formed front of 20 conservative Catholic groups pressed for soft.er language in a controversial pa.stOral letter condemning nuclear arms as the nation's Roman Catholic bishops met here today to adopt a final draft of the statement. STATE Lone .tower nearing Australia SAN FRANCISCO -Peter Bird, a Brltish adventurer attempting to bet!er:ne the first penK>n to c.roas the Pacific Ocean alone in a.row boat should complete hia journey· by the end of June, hia sponsor said yesterday, 252 days after his departure from San Francisco. Me is now 1,380 miles from Brisbane, Australia. . . ,..A;hurch fire 'work of deYil' LOS ANGF;.LES -The pastor of a North Hollywood church gutted by fire said the blaze was apparently aet by arsonists, the latest in a series of attacks by "the devil." "We. feel the devil has attacked our church very hard in the past year," Luther Weindorf !Miid aft.er services at a house near the Messiah Lutheran Church where fire erupted at 5 a .m. yesterday. During thoee services, he said, "We prayed that God would forgive the arsonists." • • Terminal Island gets new guards LOS. ANGELES -Armed perimeter guards have been added to the medium-security Terminal lsland Correctional Institution following two separate eecapes ln which two pain of prisoners fled ln the pest two weeks. Such guards had not been part of security at" the island facility, but officials said they would remain around the chain-link, barbed-wire fence for the foreseeable future. WORLD NA TQ seci:ets found in street LONDON -Scotland Yard detectives and Defense Ministry security officials today were investigating how a sealed white canvas bag containing classified NATO documents was l01Jt in a London street. Garage owner Michael Scott found the bag marked "Top Secret -NA TO" in the Bermondlley district of London's East End on Friday, officials said. Shultz resumes Israeli talks JERUSALEM -Secretary of St.ate George P . Shultz conferred with Israeli officials today about Lebanetle propoaals for a troop-withdrawal agreement and vowed he would not be intimidated by a rocket attack during hia previous shuttle atop in Beirut. Shultz met alone with Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir to start the day, and then Defense Minister Moshe Arens joined them to negotiate Ideas that Shultz brought,from Beirut yesterday. Iran sinks Iraqi gunboat NlOOSIA, Cyprus -Iranian forces sunk an Iraqi gunboat in the Persian Gulf today when It tried to make another attack on the war-damaged Nowruz offshore oil field, the official Iranian news agency claimed. The lslamic Republic News Agency said Iranian ve111els were aearching the waters for the bodies of Iraqi victims of the sinking. Priest sentenced for papal attack VILA NOV A DE OUREM, Portugal -A Spanish priest who lunged at Pope John Paul ll with a bayonet at a Fatima shrine last year was found guilty of attempted murder and sentenced today to 6 th years in jail. "Only the mother of God has the right to condemn me," Juan Femandn Krohn, 33, shouted when a three-judge Di.strict Court handed down the verdict and sentence. "I cannot accept thia conviction." Orange Coa11 OAILY PILOT/Monday, May 2, 1983 Al High court overturns vagi-ancy law Justices' 7-2 decision: California statute about loiterers 'too vague' WASHINGTON (AP) -'nw The court'• majority, led by uti.afled that the ldentlflcatlon refU1e to "ldentffy hlmlflll and to Supttme Cow\ today Umlted the Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. they are ottered la reUable. account for ~~e.ence whtn power or polloe offk:en to arrest aald that a more apecUically The cue atema from a ault by requaied" by . people re1arded u auaplcloua worded law mfaht be acceptable. Edward lAWIOll, who had been merely because auch people 'O'Connor aafd the CallfornJa deacrtbed to the Supreme Court The law M)'t that JIOUce may refuse to Iden~ themaelvea. law ln effect, leavee it to "the by hit lawyer u a "black man of demand i~entlflcatlon .!n the n • -2aecalon, tfie cour w o any ce o m:er·w WICOIM!mfonal~.!!-__ interest of public aafet · __ handed dvil Ubertariana a victory dedde who may walk the public Lawson wu stopped on the Lawson wean hla halr ln by declaring unconaUtutional a 1treet1 because the law "aa 1treeta ln the San Diego area by ahoulder-lencth bralda and, California faw that made lt a praently drafted and conatNed police at least 15 t.tmea between when hia cue wu argued before crime for a penon who "loiten or by the state oou.rta, contalna no 1 9 7 6 and mid -1 9 7 7 in the Supreme Court laat year. wanders" not to Identify himaelf standard foe determlnin& what a predominantly white areas. sported a whlte 1u1t and a when stopped by a police officer. auapect ha1 to do In order to Lawson was convicted of maroon shirt. The court said that the law aatlafy the requirement to disorderly conduct once under Today'• rullna which upheld wu too vague. But the declalon provide a 'credible and reliable' the California law, which makes the 9th U.S. circutt Court of stopped ahort of saying any 9UCh' identWc:ation." It a crime "to loiter or wander Appeah, clears the way for a law demanding ldentlflcation The law had been interpreted upon the streets or from place to jury trial in a auit brought by from pedestriana and jog1era by poUce officers to mean th~y P1.ac:e wi~out apparent reason or Lawton agalnat the police tor would be invalid. may arrest anyone It they are not business and for a person to monetary damages. Hijacked jet back in Miami MIAMI (AP) -A Capitol Air jet with 2 lZ people aboard hijacked to Cuba by a man claiming to be carrying explosives returned to Miami today aft.er being grounded ovemigh~ in Havana beca.u.e the crew couldn't free the plane's jammed emergency doors, officials said. Cap I tol Air Fllgh t 236, carrying 202 paaaengen and 10 crew members, had originated from Pue rto Rico a.nd was hijacked about 70 miles· northwest of Grand Turk Island, said Roger Myers, spokesman for l h e Fe d e·r a 1 A v i a t I o n Administration in Atlanta. The DC-8 landed .ln Havana at 8:27 p.m. yesterday. Alth~h Cuban officiala authorized the plane to return to the United States, it couldn't leave Jose Marti Internatio nal ·Airport before 5:28 a.m. today "because crew members were unable to close the jet's fwo emergency doors. It finally arrived in MianU today at 6: 16 a.m. · FBI spokesman Steve Torres said the man who hijacked the flight boun<J for Miami and Chicago had a weapon, but he didn't know what kind. The man alao claimed to have "some type of expl01Jive, some type of bOrOb .. U.S. officials·know nothing about the hijacker's ' ld\?ntlty, according to Torra. Cuban authorities issued no immediate statement on the incident, or fbe fate of the hijacker. The job of resetting the e mergency door usually is performed by mechanics. President • • pays v1s1t to monument WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, taking slo.w steps, strolled paat the names inscribed ln the black granite wall. Carrying a bouquet of pink and pale yellow flowen, he was paying his first visit to the Vietnam War memorial, dedicated nearly aix months ago. The president spent seven minutes at the monument, several blocks from the White House, surprising touriata and o ther visitors with his unannounced appearance yesterday. "He wanted to go for a long time . Thia was the first opportunity he had.'' said ~k Weinberg, an asal1tant White Houae pretS secretary. Others' bouquets were wilting in the strong sun of the spring day when the president, on hia way home from hia eighth viatt to church 1ince taking office, climbed out of hi. limouline and began the walk put the more than 56,000 names of thoee killed or milling ln the war. ~ Parking-meters loo~ed like periscopes checking on pedestrians . wading through n~ed-&iQw.alb ~rter y~terdar's rain .. .. Midwest storins kill two · I Tornadoes, flash floods cut path of destruction • °" A lethal swarm of thunderstorms carrying high winds, pelting rain and at least 36 tornadoes surged into the east.em Great Lakes today after cutting a ao81)' path of destruction that left three people dead or missing and acores injur ed in the Midwest. ~kend atomlB unloaded up to 7 1h inch~ of rain, saturating farm fields apd forcing hundreds of families to evacu~e their Oooded homes yesterday'."" A police officer drowned in south Kansas City, Mo., while trying to rescue a man clinging to a tree after his canoe overturned -in rain-swollen Little Blue River, authorities said. The canoe ist later was rescued. One person was killed and another injured when a mobile home was overturned during a storm that blew through the central Illinois town of Edgewood, state police said. And divers planned to continue a search today for a 7-year-old boy who was swept away by flash flooding on the Great Miami River near Cleves, Ohio, authorities said. Coastal May Day marked by s¢uf fles "We've gotten reports 6f at : least three .dozen tornadoes ' toudtlng down," Steve Corfidi, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City. Mo., said today. "Most of the damage wis in Missolft:i and-· Illinois. By Tlte A11oclated Pre11 Police and demorrstrators scuffled at an "unlawful aaembJy" by the Revolutionary Communiat Party in Loa Angeles, at one of several May Day demonatratlons around the nation, while tens of thousands gathered at two rallies in salute to Israel. (See report of worldwide obeervances of the May Day labor holiday on Page C4.) Eight women and 14 men were booked for inveatlgation of charges including assault , inciting to riot and carrying tear gaa Sunday afternoon at MacArthur Park, uid Loa Angeles police Sgt. Larry Mazur. "Their U8e of the bullhorn and various traffic violations, like walking against the light, prompted us," said police Capt Terry Dyment. "We decided to do something before the crowd did. We were about to declare an unlawful assembly, but they attacked us first." There w ere no re ports of injuries, but po.lice wrestled several people to the ground . to handcuff them and warned other people away from the scene by brandishing billy clubs. The rally, attended by about 150 people, was one of three May Day demonstrations in L os Angel~s . Earlier, about 200 members of the Progressive Labor Party marc hed to Pershing Square. T he viole nt w~ather was headed across Wiaconsin and the upper Ohio Valley early today but had lost some of its intensity, Corfidi said. Tornadoes and winds gusting to 60 mph overturned trailers, sent roofs flying, uprooted trees, ble'lll{ In windows and caused power outages ln Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana, authorities said. In Edwardsville, ill., near St. Louis. a wall waa blown in at a swimming pool, rupturing a chlorine tank a&i forcing about 65 families to evacuate their homes for a short time until the leak was capped, Police Chief Bennett W. Dickmann said. our l::xi.st sz.l Hn9 5p:>rt shir t; button down ool \ar lTIO'.:lra5 &y m. OOj ou.t ,elway.s o f8vor\tcz.. choo~ from. thcz. la~t eicz.\q.ction of We're Listening ••• Whal do you like about the Daily Pilot? 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When El Morro E lem entary School students to ured the Laguna Beach Police Depa r tmen t , the final stop was t he pok ey. Officer Ron Sapp looked like he's not so sure he wanted to let the youngster s o ut. Below, Chris Mazelin of Kappa Sigm a and Ann Van Cott, a Phi Delta T heta little sister, spent time behind bars last wee~end at the Alpha Chi jail for a Wayzgoose m isdem eanor ai-Celelirafe UCI. _ ~ -'Stanton officer reinstated By Tbe Auoclated P ress A young S tanton police officer who was cleared by a gy-and jury of any w r o ngdoing in the shooting death of a fry,,ear-old boy has also been absolved of any procedural ~olations by his own department. Police Chief Ron Johnson said Friday that an investigation into the shooting by Officer Anth~ po 1 i c e i n t e r n a I a f f a i rs Sperl. 24, had been completed investigation. • and "Officer Sperl did not violate ''It's not likely they are going the department's policies or to say to the world, 'We made a procedures." mistake,' especially when that Patricia Ridge, mother of little would ~nfirm their ~~bility ~or Patrick Mason has filed a $20 substantial dam ages, he said. million wrongful death claim "We have ';? disagy-ee wit.h their:_ against the city. Her attorney, assessment. . , Richard Farnell said he wasn't J ohnson sald he doesn t know surprised by th~ results of the yet whether Sperl will return to duty. T he officer has been on Heist s1:1spe~ts held paid leave while undergoing therapy for emotional distress resulting from the March 3 shooting. Two unemployed Long Beach men who police believe were preparing to rob a Huntington .Beach bank near closing hours have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and ~ing drugs. Alfonso Rico, 28, and Raymond Trujillo were arrested after a police officer spotted the men parked behind Security Pacific Bank at the intersection of Springdale Street and Warner Avenue on Friday. Police said the men had stocking masks a nd a small amoun t of narcotics in their v ehicle, reportedl y stolen Thursday in Huntington Beach. Rico, police said, a lso was arr~ted on an outstanding felony drug warrant. The little boy had been left home alone while his mother worked. Sperl was investigating a report that neither mother nor son had been seen in some time. H e said he entered the dark ened apartment, saw a crouched figure pointing a ·gun at him, and fired. T he figure turned out to be the boy, holding a realistic toy gun. RUFFELL 'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. .... .,heister •ntl h•• 1922 HARBOR BLVD. 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Two other apartments were also damaged. B a ttalio'n Chief Charles K a n e n bley said ca u se of yesterday's 2:45 a.m. blare was under Investigation but no other source of Ignition had been found and the b laze burned like a cigarette-caused fire. "It's an insidious sort of a fire that gets hotter than hell and then when it breaks out, it goes berserk," he explained. K ahenbley identifie d t he victims as Thomas Vemess, 36. who Lived in the apartment, and his sister, Boletta Reeser, 32, of Santa Ana. Another resident o f the apartment, Pat Samson, 31, was found unconscious in a back bedroom and taken to UC I,rvine Med.ical Center in Orange, where s h~ was in stable condition yesterday, he said. "It appears as though she ~oke up, went to the door disoflented, opened the door, breathed in a slug of hot gases and did manage to push the door shut again, which saved her life," Kanenbley said. The fire was reported by a neigh bor who heard a newly installed smoke alarm. Neural rnelllhrane UCI lecture topic . A West German blophyslca reeeercher will deliver the fin~ 1peech of ucra 1982-83 Dlatlruruiahed Lecture Seriee In. Basic and Medical Neuroecience a t 1• p.m. Wect.ne.day on the campua. . Er~la Neber, a profeuo'r at the Max Planck lnltltute for B1ophys1~ Chemistry In West Gennany, will~ "New Pe.rspecllves of Neural Membranes" in h is lecture In the ' Science Lecture Hall. . Hls talk I.a free and open to the public. Neher la credited· With developing a technique for meaaurlng the flow Of lona or electrically. ch8J'ged. particles, through nerve cell membr~. More mformanon on his lecture is available by .... 111 ... n'" 833-6922. ---'6 • An employee with a 20-year service record 1-t Westminster High School has been named classified employee of. the year by the Huntington Beach Union High School District. J ean Coben, secretary to Principal Lee Eastwood, waa awarded a bronze plaque for her distinguished service Cohen, a resident of Seal Beach. received W~ter Hig h's outstanding service award in 1978. She also ha& won the Orange County secretary of the year award. • A buffet dinner and dance will be staged In Turtle Rock Friday to benefit the Saddle back College North Campus Associated Student Organiz.ation. . ~he evening, ~th a mUsic and light show provided by a disc pckey, also will feature drawings for more than 25 door prizes. It will be h eld at Turtle Rock Community Park beginning at 8 p.m. · Tickets are $10 each. Funds will benefit both the ASO and the North Campus' Ski Bandits club. 0C hiker's death Families sought to host students caus,e undeter~ined Thirty Italian stude nts will .. . ..... ~ ·--~ _ , arrive in south Orange .Collnty . By Tbe A11oclated Press --· WaS madelmmearately. ' -this aumm8 .00 ha.t 'faiiillie.. A .P lacentia · man on an Svenik er w a"s hospitalized are needed to house the visitors. extended hiking trip.has died afterhikersfoundhimlyingo~ The stude nts will study after he w as found near a a stream about two miles west English in the mornings and Riverside County campground, t h e U p p e ·r S a n J u a a f ternoon schedu les . include appa re ntly suffer ing from Cam pgrou nds above L a k e tours, picnics, sports and other · hypothermia, authorities said. Elsin or.e in t h e Cleveland activities. An Orange\County Coroner's National Forest. They will be in the U.S. from office spokesman said an autopsy Relatives tol d Ri ve rside June 29 to July 28 as part of was performed yesterday on Stig County officials Sveniker loved InteHtudy, the internation al Valdimar Peter Sveniker, 59, to hike and had been traveling study tours organization. w ho died at Mission Community for a month. They said he had Interested families should Hospital on Saturday, but no expected to be gone a few more con ta.ct Ma ureen P e t it a t· determination of cause of death weeks. 661-1042. -, 8 hours only! diamond sale ,/ We've added $250,000 worth of diamonds to our regular stock and put this selection on sale! Save on daz.zling diamond jewelry in our Fine Jewelry Department, plus a special one day only collection. You·11 save on pendants. bracelets, earrings. cocktail. engagement and men's rings. Choose solltaires. diamond clusters or diamonds with other precious stones. All are in 14kt. gold settings. Our Diamond Counselor will be In our Fin~ Jewelry Department to help you. Reg. 150.00 to 1295.00, sale 89.99 to 778.99 Mervyn'• Diamond Cer1tf1cate Is issued with each purchase At any lime. the 11mount ol the certified selling price (or the total amount of payments mane on the price) may be applled toward the purchase of a more expensive diamond. providing the return 11 made with the Diamond Certificate and the diamond 11 In the Ofl- glnal mounting. not marred ot d1maged Some 111u11r1uon1 may be enlarged to thow detail Styles mey vary by store. •iM· t Tuesday only May 3 Huntington Beach 12 noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 3 Huntington Beach, 98 11 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St. ·, J . I j I \ . -.... ,~ ... ;.: ~ '~~,~~~~-'-~- What's in a name? At Humana, our name is our product. That's why we renamed Huntington Intercommunity Hospital as "Humana Hospital Huntington Beach".!. a new name to reflect a new era in hospital care for western Orange County residents. Over the last several years, Humana has in- vested the money that has kept our 141-bed hospital one of the most modem and best equipped in our community. Humana's reputation for hospital excellence can be seen in our structUral design, state-of-the-art diag- nostic equipment and our dedicated profes- sional staff, who are sensitive to the values and needs of our patients and physicians. Today, Humana Hospital Huntington Beach is a progressive, fully accred- ited, acute care facility. In addition to com- prehensive medical/ surgical, obstetrical and intensive and coronary care unit facilities and services, our hospital has been a leader in the / ----umana ospita ....,. untin ton delivery of many health care services to our community. For the past 10 years, for example, our emergency department has served as the paramedic base station for western Orange County. It has also been designated as a member of the "First Hour Heart Program" by the American Heart Association. Our Children's Behav- ioral Center was the first inpatient pediatric psy- chiatric care program established by a private hospital in Orange County and is celebrating its 10th Arutlversary of service to concerned parents and troubled youngsters. Our medical campus includes a four-story patient tower, adjacent medical office buildings and ample free parking. Humana Hospital Huntington Beach also offers something else: Humana Care. We believe patients need all the personal attention that a skilled and caring staff can provide. To assure you of just that kind of attention, we have created Humana Care - a commitment to patient service we believe is un- paralleled in the hospital industry. All of our em- ployees and volunteers are participating in thou-. sands of total hours of specialized training in the Humana Care philos- ophy; to recognize and be responsive to the special needs of each patient. Our..motivation is to create a desirable en- vironment and pleasant ~ A new name for a-special kind of cant ... ' .. -·-·--•.-. ---• --c-4 ... ~--~ .............. _ \ . atmosphere -not only for our patients and their families, but also for the private physicians on our medical staff, so that they may feel s ecure in . their efforts in caring for you. From our specially designed and decorated rooms -with private phones and color TV -to the fine meals prepared by our experienced dietary staff, we treat each patient like a special guest. Humana Care is part of our mission "to achieve an unequalled level o~ measurable quality and productivity in the de- livery of health services that are responsive to the needs and values of patients and their physicians:' We believe in that mis- sion ... and we believe you'll appreciate the extra effort that has gone into Humana Hospital Huntington Beach. We in- vite you to make us your hospital of choice and our medical staff your physicians of choice. For more infonnation about our services, call 842-1473, Ext. 346. I Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 2, 18'3 A house divided ·is not what we need .. , Elected offidala and citizena of Newport Beach have, for ")qeal"I. been a team when It came to the lasue of expansion and regulation of Johll Wayne Orange County Airport. It '91· ln many ways, an excellent example of bow a .preeeniati\re deomocracy should work. Both groups talked to ~h other, shared ideas, participated ln planning their strategy Mld preeen ted a unified front on th e complex and serious problems surrounding operation of the airport. City and citizens held firm that no more than 41 daily Qlghta ahould depart from the airport. They went to court to uphold that point. ' ·And the impact of such a cohesive front was felt each time ttle county board of supervisors took up the airport expansion debate. The aolution to the problems, it was hoped, would come when this dialogue and unity expanded to encompass county Qffida.ls as well. That's why the news that some compromise talks were finally getting off the ground last month was so welcome. ,. \. ~· . .. ' -. ~r • Now lt appears that in an effort to forge some new ties with their county colleagues, the Newport Beach council broke some older faith with lta citizens. -~ ___--The .city, d esiring a legal agreement that would put a __________ _:: ~::::::;;:;:;=-.. _________ ..,:. __ .;::. ________ _:::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;.i.:;:_ __ _::::::! pennanent lld-0n the number of flights out of John Wayne, has told the county it would consider a maximum of 55 flights, Wh d ' • • • ?. rath~~tl!~tDokcityresidentacompletelybysW]>rise.After 0 nee s 1nvest1gat1ng .· years of involvement in the issue, they had been left out in the rain.Citizens m-nu rw reacted angrily to the new proposal. And we WASHINGTON -Attorney G been indicated that theae records their usual policy in this eenaitive •·-r-General Willla.t\l French Smith ~ (the Capitol Police data) are no caae and proeecute uaen as well c.an't blame them. They earned a right to be included in such has said his N9. 1 priority is ~---~, , longer complete, and that the as pushers. The reaaon ia obvious: long-term planning by their demonstrated active concern. cracking down on illegal drug .JA~l lllfllll U .S . Attorney's office will Those wbo make the nation's Fifty-five may or may not be the "right" number of flights traffic. He rnight'iie interested to withdraw lta subpoena." Thia, of laws should be held strictly for the airport. Bu t we feel sure that concerned city residents learn that some of his own course, is precisely what accou ntabl e whe n they would have viewed the issue of increased 1ligbts in a more Justice Department people have them red-handed, 9elling $15,000 happened. themselves break thoee laws. =~leJight if they had been.~ nArt of _!he neg~tiations that been less than enthusiastic about worth of cocaine in the home of Sources close to the case' edthatoffer. o....c:-: _ 2 -~~~-.... gation.oJ •. drue .. ~arshall's father, Sylvan,~ll!i~d that a thorough THEEYF..8HAVF!IT:TheAir ....,. Newport Beach had a good thing going for'\t. Not many in .the hallB of Congrees. ~onune~rilli~y . follow-uP""OrlTfie airegitll>m -~~s:eq~ 20/20 Yiaion for... , cornmUJU_ -ties can boast of substantive-and successful ooa.litinn• of For months, while a federal et the charges·agamstallthe_ ~o _ gi¥en..a.o .~be-Pfoaecutor could ata pilot~-Anything l~ ia. ---grand jufy ha·s been hearing wen--suddenly dropped, owing ·ltave ·resuJted."in as many u 100 aA automatu: wasfiout'. Bul, government and citi2:enry. testimony about narcotics sales'to them to flee to Australia. witnesses being called before the there's an operation, call~ radial Aftertravellngthiscooperativeroadforsolong,it'wouldbe membens of CQnerea and theit grand jury. There was no such kera~otomy, that wall give a travesty to part ways now, when a decision of such long-range staffs, Justice Department ANOTHER MATTER the effort to break the cue. nearsi&!1ted people the coveted impo~ ~-imminent. officials have been playing down attorney general should ask 20/20 vision. _ . the explosiveevidence. about is the mysterious A year ago, an eyes-only Unfortunatelt for asp1rmg We urge the council members to mend their fences quickly . hdr al b to ·' ·memorandum prera1'ed for the il h ... :_ 'd d i T '"''-· . ti h --1 Bu with the . adi . from Wlt aw y prosecu rs o> a , . t p ots~ t e .ru.a orce corun en an secure y. um IS no time to start g tmg..among.ourse ves. t . _ eXtr tion crucial grand jury subpoena. a.ttorney genera s s1gna ure radial kera1otomy to be still an Opornons expre~~t:d on the .-.pac;e at>Ov" are tho~e ot tt•e Daily Pilot Otnl'r vtl'ws e• pressed on ll'J•~ p.ige iHe thow ot lht'or authors .rnd arl ·~h Reade• lOfl'ment os 1n1111 ed. Address The Dally Pilot. PO Boa t~. Co\ta Me\<i. CA qa21> Phont (ll~l U1 •311. IAllBDX Education .slighte d been balanced against the cUts of an active education program to enlighten the public about the benefita of energy co,nservation? Is lt cheaper to regulate than to educate? Apparently the California Energy Commission thinks 90. Energy standards for new residential construction, effective June 15th, were adopted by the Commiasiog on the assump'\ion that the energy savings realized by the use of these new standards wW offset the coet of the additlonal design , improvements and admin Utration of these standards. It is very possible that wanner elothing, lower thermostat ~ and heavy curta1ns could mplish as much or more than ~e.e convoluted and complicated new standards are suppoaed to do. So much of the lsaue of energy uae rests with th.e hablta of the uaer. Why haven't the full cmta of imposing theee standards ~ The Commission's assumption seems to be that it ia cheaper to regulate than to educate. AB 1276 (Wyman/Naylor) has been introduced to the State Legislature so that some of theee, and other, critical issues of the new energy standards can be more fully studied before they are imposed on the consumer. It would appear that •to lmpose the9e standards now, without the benefit of a fuller understanding of their impact, would be li)(e testing a new medicine on a human being before t.esting it on a guinea piR. THURE R. STEIY.l', Consultant Eecondido l. I.· IDJd /Blackmail Rich knlghts of old w ore filded armor with fancy chain tnail. Poor knighta wore black !rmor with plain mail. Any inJaht knocked off hf. hOt'lle in a ts>urney lost said horse to his opponent. A few especially crafty joU1tera donned black armor, unboned the richest knighta, and 1Pld the prir.e hones back to the knJ.8hta whd lost them. The 8C8lll became so common It was given a name tliat only lJlter came to mean 1101Dething elee: blackmail. , Many a reticent youn1 ladr, ~ with "b.amartophobla' fn'eec:ribes alcohol for her own fnedJcatlon. Hamartophobla Is the feu of llnning. t naure about 30,000 peanut butter aandwlches to an acre of peenuta. Q. What'• the "Yellow Peril"? A. A rhetor1cal phrue uuered ~y poUtlclana of yeeteryear to Inflame public opinlon a1alnst the influence of oriental.a. The ¥ellow PertJ today l1 alive ln Medco'• capitol of Me"1co City. A n1tauraieu.r there hu come up wtth fortune tacoe. OMHGI COAST Daily Pilat .. ==~=~:-::.."T.t: Q . How o1d now on the average are the surviving veterans of World War ll? A. 62. Q . Is a horse ever born with' a harelip? A. It happens. Our Love and War man did not attend the International Conference o n Love and Attfaction thislear at Swan.ea, Wales. Too ba . He miaeed Dr. Sally Beck's dia1ertation on studies which suggest that women generally tend to be most attracted to men with small behinds. lnd1an chieftains from various tribes each brouaht a bootful ot earth. moundlnc lt all, to ahow their allegiance to one another before the ul)C'Oln1rw battle. And then there WU mucn deeth. Thia I• said to be the or&aln of our term "boot hill." , Mark.hon are Aaiadc mountain aoata. To the Markhor malea, D.!c. 14th la a spedal date. Eich year lnvariably. lt's when they race down to the l.owlanda to look for a mater How Nature rnanape that one r do not know. , ........... ....., -CMQDew.., ......... --.. , ...... _ i..,,,o • ._..,. --·-....... ......._ ......... , ... - ; Australia of two suspected issued to Capitol Police Chief "ordered his lieutenants to form experimental surgical procedure. ringleaders, Douglas Marshall James Powell. His men had "Law Enfon:ement Coordinating This is despite the fact that some and Troy Todd, the foot-collected information about drµg , Committees ... to focus on the 5 0 0 doctors hav e b'e e n dragging offl~als will soon ~ave use in the Capitol, but the grand social environment which has performing the operation since no place . to hide. The heat a.s on jury's subpoena was withdrawn helped to creatJ the vast market 1978 and consider it a safe, long- the Justice Department -and after it had bee n served -for illegal drugs." term cor re c ti o n of the prominent politicians "".ho because of a phone call from nearsightedness.• have ~n accused of purchasmg Powell to prosecutor Daniel BUT IT'S APPARENTLY the But one expert in the surgical narcoucs. Bernstein. pollUcaJ environment that has procedure, Dr. Frederic Kremer, Perhaps the first question the Part of the evidence the grand been the decisive factor in the told my reporter Kell~ Griffin attorney general should aak his jury wanted has apparently investigation of the Capitol that perso ns who have subordinates is why Marshall d is a pp ea red . A a e c re t cocaine club. underJone radial kera_totomy and Todd were allowed to skip lnvesti.galive document seen by Attorney General Smith has •fa ce no greater r 1 s k of the country 10 months ago. my associates Jack Mitchell and personally ordered Justice deteriorating vision than anyone Undercover detectives cauRht Indy Badhwar states, "it has Department. officials to abandon el9e. Self-serving sentiments One of the biggest banks in New York, Citibank, has just announced that people with lesa than $5,000 ln their accounta will no longer be a~le to go up to a bank teller. They'll have to do all their business by machine. Citibank has 280 btanches in New York and I wiah I had an account with them because of the pleasure it would give me to withdraw it now. I am sick and tired of busin~sses that operate with nothing in mind but their own convenience and profit. Paying a teller coets a bank money and by e liminating them I'm sure Citibank thinks it can improve its own financial picture. Most banks are alr eady dlsre garding their customers' convenience. My statement for the month of March arrived in the mail on April 18th. The bank teams up with the post office to get It to me that late. The deposit and withdrawal entries were cut off on April 8th: Then it took the bank six more days before they mailed the statement to me on April 14th. I~'' -•• -n-.,-,.-"-...... §t The poet off.ice took over next and sped the piece of mail to me 12 blocks across town in four days. U we are going to abandon months u one of the time periods we uae to keep track of our lives, the banks ought to tell us. rm waiting for an announcement that henceforth bank statement& will be issued only once every other month or twice a year. BANKS HA VE us where they want us. Some of them have been In deep trouble over the past few years but it doesn't seem to have affected their monumental lack of humility. Of all the institutions we deal with, banks are the most imperious. U it wei;en't for the fact there's 90 much money ln It for them, they wouldn't have anything to do with UB at all. For the past ten years the lines in front of the telle.rs' windows in most big city ba.nJu have been long enough to make me consider bank robbery as an alternative to a withdrawal. rve ectually stood in li ne and found_ myself thinking how much quicker it would be to go to the bead of the line and, with my hand clutching an Imaginary gun in my pocket, demand $100 from the teller. After the money wu turned over to me, in this imaginary stickup of mine, rd throw my $100 check at the teller and run out the door where my getaway car would be waiting. It ls interesting to me that any bank would have 280 branches in gpe city as Citibank has. Jwrt a quick t~lephone book check reveals that there are only 118 McDonald'• restaurants in New York City. Why would there be so many branches of one bank where you could get money and only McDonald's where you could get a hamburger? There's something funny going on when a bank bas that many branches. I wonder if Citibank has more branches than tellers. l know for certain they have more NEXT WJN:DOW PLEA~E signs than they have tellers. l'M NOT SURE the average American Is as ready for computerized money as the banks are. You read stories about how all transactions are going to be made by machine in the near future. Actual cold, bard, caab ia going out of style, aocording to the 6anks. They're wrong, though. I feel richer with $75 in bi.lh in my pocket than I do with $7,500 in the bank. When it's in the bank, it's just a number to me, remote and unavailable. It seems to have very little relationship to how bard I worked and saved to get It. When the bank statement does come, I open It up and look casually at the numbers but it gives me very little pl~. It's thoee bucks in my pocket that make me feel so good about being tired at night. U all banks eliminate tellers, I predict a return of the houaehoM hiding place for our cash. ~ Some interesting f ootn~tes · Things J Lea.med & Ro. ute eo .,. ~ ~ustralia is less than one inch at this was the actual~ that r.oo1.1 .. ,. Up Other TJ.; .. ,_. • birth. cannon tire was effective. • nM'fi •'"""ti'"· ..!'!'~· -That "Temudgin" wu the _ That lacroese ls the official ftllO •Ill--~-: real name of Genghis Khan; aums · -"national game" of Canada, as ....... ,,-, whJch is an epithet in Chlneae proclaimed by the Canadian ~ "The Great Warrior." Parliament more than 100 years singleworkingmlneinoper-ation, ?--'!bat and.nnaU la the only "None of the means of ago. (The game began u a war-ln nearly a century since the American city named after an information are more ucred •or trainin g exercise by North Gold Rush days. · organization: lt wu founded u have been cberlahed with more Ame rican I n diana, called -That Lithuanian ia the Loaan\YHle, but two years lat.er tenderneH and care by th'e • • b • 1 g at away,' ' and w a• oldest swvlvlnlJ lndo-European the governor of the Northwest settlers of Amel'lca than the transformed and renamed by 1 an g u age , most c 1 o a e I y Terrltory renamed t t for the prea .. early French eettlera in Canada.) resembling the ancient Sanskrit. Society of ~tua, an onler -That Damucua la the oldetst -That thJ'OUlhout the world of Revolutionary oftJcen which continually lnhabited city ln the today, some hall-mlllion women rahed relief funda for wtdow. world; It la menUoned u early u die each year from c0mpUcatlontl and orphana of the war.' Chap(er 14 In the Boo k of of child·beartna, and 10 million -That wtthln three decades Genesis. children die belore they ate one. of the mid-19th century, t he -That WUltam Phelps Eno, Mc0u1fey Readers 110ld more. -THAT MORE than halt of known u the "father of tnWc CIOpl• than the toCal populatlcft all homiddea are commltted by aatety," who originated atop of the Unlc.d Siaw. Nladva1 or aequaintancee of the 1lf1H, one-way 1treeu, taxi -That In the Mrli•t jury v1cum1, are prec:lpated by an 1tands, .. fety l1land1, traffic tr1ala, the "juron" Weft ICC\Ulel'I araument rathtt than a c:r&minal circlet and the tint manual of Md witn •111, rather than trien 1huaUon and Involve a haftdcun DOliae tnffic ...,W.tlona. died In of fade In a.i diapu• rather than any O\her weapon. ,1940 without ever havinf -That t!W ••thrw-tnlJe limit" John Adams n;"ua btculty WM 80 "lost" ln flayl'!Clxon they loat a b~ awource f« rwerch and education. J.R..B . -ni.t lMt )'eAI' In the Yukon teemed how to drive a car. came lO be· \he lnternatlopal -which laone-thlrd tar.-than ~for~ dominion •-S::, -.-.. -··= C.llfomJa -tbtre was not a -TB.AT TRS KOALA bear of ovv the -'*-'-it &he tbnt :.. .. """':.::=".=:"-·-- . . ' . 1 .. • MONDAY, MAY 2. 1983 ENGAGEMENTS COMICS STOCKS 82 84 85 artoon1ng -,as The hand ·that draws Moon Mullins -Mike Montgomery and his medical predicament. I Sheree North, who once danced in a chorus line, stars in tonight's ABC movie, "Legs," a· backstage story about the Rockettes. B3. D 0 Deir ............. "' Lee ...... Cartoonist Tom Johnson talks to students about their sketches. · · It's not every day that a class·of budding cartoonists ____ ~ ~iv~!. ti~ from the likes of Moon Mullins. · • "But ffiat'Swnatnappe~-ct"recenrty-ar~R"rer'-s":Sdrool ·rn Newport Beach. -tom-fohnson -the yo.!Jl!~~f Qalf of the father-and-son team thaf Sean Kaine fires up imagination. Tim Gielow creates a monster. creates the famed and e cduririg Moon Mllllins comi c strip -spent !ilfternoons giving the young ·doodlers a helping hand. · . And some of the students, taking courses in the special Extra Time Classes program, were pretty good. Kerry Graps came up with a. shocked cartoon figure eyeing a tree that had falle n on his car. It 's titled "I Hate Mondays." Sean Kaine drew a.. ,,. fellow checking out his fire-gutted ~ouse and moaning, "Last time I give a house warming!" .. HAfE MONJ)A-YS ·-Erik Jeannette beams to Earth. Kerry Graps faces blue Monday. ... Jllack pop·ulation • • · • Rising every\Nhere but the South l y RANDOLPH E. SCHMID -11 2 ... ,,_...._ WASHINGTON -The number of blacb in America ia lncrea1ing fa1ter than the P.>pulatlon as a whole, with the frOporUon of blacks rising in all we. excep• in the south. The Censul Bureau found that tflere were 26 :49~.ooo black• lD the United Stat.ea in 1980,. 'Ibey re~ted 11.7 percent of ihe population. Dwin8 the 10 yean from 1970 t9 1980, the number of blacks .,_ by 17.3 percent,. while the 9>tal population went up by 11.4 ~t. -"The main reuon is becawie J of a b= natural increaae amona . . . primarily due so hl1her birth rate1," aald Nempeo Ndtlnney of the CenlUS l Bureau•·, Race and Ethnic · ltadlUcl Dlvt.ton. 1_8.~~~!' fertlllt)' ratea have 1 CllllClll9Q OY9l" the i..t decade but are IUD hicher than for whlia., AMERICAN P ROFILE lhe Mid. Th• South 1howed a major chanae In the 701, 1he Hld. rever1ln1 the earlier trend of blaclca ... vlnl. By tn.·n of the decade, more black• were muminl co the South than w .... "leaving, she said. But their ahare of the South's population declined anyway, due to a 1igniflcant movement of whitel to the Sunbelt, and the arrival of many Hi1panica ln TelCaa and Florida, McKinney said. More than half of all blacks 1tlll re1lde In the South, the Cen1u1 Bureau found. There were 14,048,000 black1 ln the South in 1980, up 17.4 percent from the 11,970,000 black1 in 1970. But the population of the re81on u a whole 1rew even fMWr -up nearly 20 percent - and that meena that the ahare of the South'• population which ii black~ from 19.1 percent to 18.e peramt over the decade. BY contr'Mt. in the Noriheut . bi.c\a lncrewd their ~ of the DODUlatlon from 8.9 percent to 9.D siercent. Thelr ahare ln the Nonh C.,.tral ~ went from 8.1 pe~nt to 9. l percent, and . . . their share in the West went from 4.99 percent to 5.2 percent. Miaaiaslppl remained the state with the largest black population at 887,000, or 35.2 percent of the s tate's total, dowh from 36.8 percent in 1970. South Carolina, Loul1lana, Georgia and Alabama followed M.laillippl in number of• blackl. In all except Georgia, the proportion of the population which ii black declined during the decade. Vermont haa the feweat blackl -about 1,000 or 0.2 percent of lt1 total population . RoUndlf\I out the five atatel with the amalllll ahare of blacb were South Dakota, Maine and Idaho, each llated at 0.3 percent of the total population of the ataie. . ~re i•·• 1{ate-by-1tate rundown of the percen'-8• of blackl In the population u of 1980, and the cha.np (tom 1970: 1. Miasissippi 35.2 percent. down from 36.8 percent; 2. South Carolina 30.4, down from 30.5; 3. boublan•, 29.4 down from 29.8; 4. Georata, 26.8, up from 25.9; 5. Alabama, 25.6, down from 26.2; 6. Maryland 22.7, up from 17.8; 7. North Carolln.a, 22.4, up from 22.2; 8. Vtr,lnia 18.9, up from 18.5; 9. Ark.anua.16.2, down from 18.3; 10. Delaware 16.l, up from 14.3; 11 . Tenneaeee 15.8, unchaJ\aed; 12. ~ 14.7, up from 12.8; 13. Florida 13.8, down from 15.3: 14. New York 13.7, up from 11.9; 15. Mtcfllgan 12.9, up from 11 .2; 16. New Jeney 12.6, up from 10.7; 17. Tex.u 12.0, down from 12.5: 18. MlmoWi 11.G, up from 110.0; 19. Ohio 10.0, up from 9.1; 29. Pennaylvania 8.8, up from 8.8; 11. CaWora&I 7.7,., r,.m 7.t; 22. lnd1ana 7.e, up from 6.9; 23 . Kentucky 7 .8, down from 7 .5; 24. Connecticut 7.0, up from 6.0; 2&. · Oklahoma 6.8; up from 6. 7; 25. Nevada 6.4; up from 5.7; 27. Kansas 5.3; up from 4.8; 28. Maaaachueetta 3.9, up from 3.1; 29. W1-x>Nin, 3.9, up from 2.9; 30. Color~ 3.5, up from 3.0; 31. A.luka 3.4, up from 3.0; n . West Vifllnia 3.3, down from 3.9; 33. Nebruka 3.1, up from 2.7; M. Rhode ll1and 2.9, u&!:°12.7; 35. Arizona 2.8, down 3.0; 36. Wuhinatol'.l 2.e , up trCJm 2.1; 37. Hawall U , up from 1.0\ 38. New Mexico 1.8, down from 1.9; 39. Iowa 1.4, up from 1.2; .0. ()rep\ 1.4. up from U; 41. MJ.nnaota 1.3, up from 0.9; 42. Wyominl 0.7, down from 0.1; .. 43. Utah 0.6, uncbana'ed; 4'. New Ham.-hlte 0.4, u~-~-~i"· . North DUoC.a 0.4, ~ 48. Idaho 0.3, ~ t7. Maine 0.3, unchalwMI; . 8audl Dakota O.J, up0 from 0.2; 41. Montana 0.1, down tr.Im 0.1 IO. Vermont '0.2, unchanild· .. Orange Coaat DAii. V PILOT /Monday, May 2, 1983 Her tale is doggone ~ad W eJJ;ngJ & ____ .Gi_ngr&.g.emenl4 2 Dates told BDKh-McCarty DEAR ANN. LANDERS: l am 11 yeara old and have not vi»iltd my grandparents' houae for al.x years. I am allergic to animal fur and they have a doti. l wu Ln the hospital three timea l.ul year because of asthma attacks. ~MW UNOflS Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph S . 8u.ech of ~ Beach announce the enp&ement of ~ da\A&hter. Heidi The DaJly Pilot wane. your weddJn6 and Ann Bu.ch, to MfcbMJ Jay Mc.<:atty,-IOn of the engagement news. Michael James McCartya of South Lquna. They M y grandfather loves his dog more than he le>Ve9 me, and this makes me very sad. My parenta T o h e l p you •ubm lr th e r equ ired are Planninc to marry on July 9. information, forms are ava1/ab/e at the Dally The betrothed couple are graduatee of LaRuna are upee over , . my coa:s:tnrge eee.~-Uee-lor U\1a ~-..Ii.did no&.-arou.- me in the least. In fact, It made me want to vornlt. I have been unable to let my husband touch me since seeing that t.raah . I feel vi.olated. Pilot of fice, .330 W. &y St., Costa Me.a. . Beach High School. McCarty abo graduated 1rom --FYJr weddings, onlyrblacJrand wh.l~ pho~-Saddlebaic C.Ollep. - of the bride is accepuble. Sn.aptJhotll, Pol.arold aleep overnight at my grandparents' ho1..1.1e, but I can't alMp there because of the dog. I keep wlahing the dog would die. Will God punlsh me for having such thoughts? Please tell me your opinion. -AUDREY IN CHICAGO and color phot<» can't be u.ed. • The photo must be submitted no Later than Fmley-Corey DEAR AUDRE Y: It 11 normal for you to bate t-e dos because you feel be Is depriving you of aome~1 you want very mucb. God udenta.Dcb W 1. But please remember, It J1 aot tH do1'1 falllt. Also, keep In mind that if your graadpareDta \re dog-lovers tbey would probably get another on~ If tbJs. dog died. Wu.Id It be POH lble for your Rraadparents to treat yoo to a Digbt in a motel 011 your birthday? Perllaps their aelgbbor could keep tbe dog tllat one olgbt. Suggest It and see wbat happens. DEAR ANN LANDERS: This is a problem you are going to be hearing more a bout as hard-core pornography spreads throughout the country. My husband, with whom 1 hav~ had a warm and loving relationship, came home from an electronics convention with three of the filthiest videotapes you can imagine. He said we were the only people in the country with video. recorders who didn't own these taees. and the main idea of videotape recorders is to have access to stu(f like this. The tapes show explicit sex photographed about three inches from the participants. They are riot just naked people walking around, but wild orgies. I could not bring myself to dei;cribe them and you could never print it . . Do 1 need a psychiatrl9t or does he? - TURNED-OFF IN THE BIG D. DEAR BIG D: Pon ograplay affect• peoP.le differently. For 1ome (like your buabu d) Its a turn-on. For others (Uke you) It'• a turn-off. Since yH are so up.et tllat you cauot let yoar basbud come near you, I sagest tllat yoa aee a coanselor. I am not lmplyla1 tu t you are . pecallar becau1e you doa't eajoy, sacb filth and tbat couo1ellag wlll belp yoa appreciate it. I AM saying you need a better udenta.Ddlng of wby some people fiad porao1rapby excltlD& and It makes otbers sick. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I just read your column about the average frequency of sex between married couples. I am in a state of shock. 1 am 46 and my wife is 44. 1 was stunned to find that my wife has sex twice as oft.en as I. Is this g~ounds for divorce? -LAKE COUNTRY DE AR L.C.: You know darae4 well that "timetable" was bre>kea down accordtai to age, but tbankl for my laugh for the day. "Sexual treeqom" presents a difficult decision for teen.agers and their parents. Ann Landers offers down·to-earth advice.in her new booklet, · "High Sch ool Sex and How to Deal with It -A G uide for Teens and Their Paren ts." For each 'booklet, send 50 cents plus a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, m. 606J 1. • • Turn your unusables. into . usable cash. ca11 Daily Pilot classified 642-5678 . Pacific 'Fravel School~ ·• • • • • • 6JQ E. l71h Si .. San1a Ana, Ca. 9'!70 1 ' m..i1Ji.J 191fJ • , ORANGE COUNTY.'S ONLY PRIVATE • A€CR-EDITED TRAVEL .+{;EN(;:Y-5CHOOL American Airline Sabre Computer Training · MORNING, AFTERNOON. EVENING CLASSES C•ll (714) 543-MtS Alli"' .,., .... 1.._, __ ,._. ~ -- NOTICE TO FAMILIES three weeks al ter the wedding, otherwise p wlll not be published. Engagement information is to be submitted at least seven weeks before the wedding. Forms and photos can be dropped off at che office or malled ro the &Jitor ial .Department,' Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca.1Jf. 92626. POT SHOTS BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT mor~. of DECEASED VETERANS TIME 'TO SHAPE UP In honor ol Veterans who have died. Harbor Lawn Memorial Park is dedicalinQ additional flags to ;ts "Avenue of Flags" on MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 30, 1913 Any family wt\o has a Veterans Flag and would tike to have II dedlacted and added 10 the Avenue of Flags. :nay call or bring the flag to Harbor Lawn Memorial Park office no later than May 20. 1983. The Veteran need not be buried in Harbor Lawn to have his ttag displayed at this dedication ceremony. (flags will be stored at HarbOr Lawn for lulure display at no expense to the family) I Iarh o1· ta'"'11 ·Moun t Olive ~lcn1orial Pa r·Ji · Mor tUHf1' .\1ausolcums · Crematory ·• t'n •iog All Failb&" 1625 Gisler Avenue • Costa Mesa • Pbooe (714) 540.5554 Costa Mesa's Only Complete Funeral Facilitie11 NlJC NOTICt YESI YESI BOOY WRAPPtNG WATCH CELLULITE GO BYE·BYE NILIC NOTICE Plate NOTIC£ Pta.IC NOTICE Plait NOTICE "8JC NOT1C£ note(ll M®reo oy .. 10 O..d ot Pl W express or implieO, regatdfflO tltli. :----c;Ct;,.~--TNOI ___ encumbr9ncM 10 Ntl9fy Ille unpeld Trust, lo-wit: 1100.790.00 lneludlng NOTICE Of' nwtna·s SALE pos-tion. or enwmbr•ncu. lo NOTICE Of' TMll,...S' IAJ.I balence oue on the ~or notee u provld•d In ••Id nol•l•I. No. IG07M A8 pay lhe remlllnlng prlnclp•l aum of T.t . No. 1DM MCUred by Mid 0..0 of~ advances. If any. under the term. of YOU AM IN MFAUl T UHDE" A the note(•) secured by Mid Oeed of On May 9, 19113 •I 11:00 a.m. wit: 1322,531.64. plue "" said Deed of Trull, i.... ~ D11aO Of ""'8T DATRD MMM:H Trust. with lntereat thar•on, ea FIRST A M E R IC AN T ITLE eatlm•l•d c;o•tl. upenHI and •nd expen-of the Trutl .. .nd of 20, 1H 1. UNLESS YOU TAKE PfOlllded In Mid no\9(1). edvtnees. INSURAN CE CO MPANY. a advancn at the time of the lnlllel the trum cruted by aald Oeed of ACTION TO ""OT-ECT YOU" 11 any. under the terms of Mid Oeed Cellfornl• c;orpor•Oon, u Tru1tM, publication o1 IN• Notloe of S. Trust '°"Of'ERTY,ITMAYNSOU>AT A or T1ua1 , lees. c;h.,9U end orSucciM8CXTrust .. orSubstltuled 12.904.26 : A July e weddint In St.a. Simon and Jude Catholic Church , Huntlneton Beach , la being planned by Shannon Marie Finley and Thomas Michael Corey. Their parent.a are Mr. and Mn. Rolen D. Finley of Fountain Valley and Mr. and Mn . Thomas R. Corey of Santa Ana. Finley ii a. graduate of Fountain Valley High School. Her fiance graduated froro Santa Ana Valley High School. Hegge-Hobbs Mr . and Mn . LeRoy Hegge of Co.ta Mesa announce the engagement of their d aughter. Suz.anne Marie Hegge, to Michael Charles Hobbs. A January wedding ii being =ed in St. J ames Epi.9COpal Church. Newport . T he bride-to-be attends Cal State Long Beach, where her fiance graduated. Hia parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs of Costa Meaa. Ha mi h on-Knight Evelyn· Elizabeth Harnfttorrand Roger Alan!on , Knight are planning to ma rry Aug. 6 in S t . , Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach . T heir parents are Mr. and M n . James W . Hamilton of Laguna Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Haven A. Knight of Greenwich, Conn. The future bride earned a B.A. degree in English and a master's degree ln education at Smith ' College. Her fiance holds a B.A. degree in economics from Trinity College. Ml.IC NOT1Cl A ~ -...1n end to Loi 21 of Treet No. 1140 M lflowtl on • map ~ In booll M PllQ9 21 of mteo., m•p•. record• of Mid oounoi· Y AM .. DU'AULT UMDIJt A DUO Of niuaT OAT&~. UNUM YOU TAK• ACTION TO PIM>ftCT YOUR '9t0f!C9'TY, fT MA y •• t OLD AT A .. uauc 8 AL•. IF YOU Nl•D A N I JUIUMATIOM Of TI9 MAtua• Ji1Y SKIN WON'T l.EATHER IN THE TANNING BED. P\alC NOTIC( The lotll lnOetJ,__ belnO an 8ltlrM9 on wfllch the opening bid le COfllCIU1ed ~ be obtained by celling (7 ~ t 7 ·0988 th• d1y '*-the ' Del•:~ 2t. tN3 OLOWELL BANKER ESCROW SERVICES. INC. MMld T"*9e, By T.D. SERVICE COMPANY a:c;t By Wende llon, NOTIC• Of' TIN8TU'9 SAU On Friday, M•y 27, 1983, et t 1:30 A.M. CAL·AMERICAN FINANCIAL CORP. N duly appointed Truttee unde r and pur1u1nt to Deed of Trutt dlt.0 Oct. 5, t981 rec:orded o-ntier 1, 11181. 11 lnlt. No t 17 In boOlo t4305, page 11123 or Olflelel Record• In the olllce of the County Record•r o f Or•nge County. Cellf«nt•. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHl:ST BIDDER FOR CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTIFIED GHECK, (P•Y•bJ• •t lime of .... In lawfUI moM)' of the United St•l .. I at the front entr911C41 10 122 t5 8f'OOkhUrtt Str .. t, Gerden Grow , C1llfornl1 92640 ell rf9ht, title end lnttfHt conveyed to Ind now Mid by II under ... d Deed of T"* In lhe ptOperty tltu•ted In Mid eounty end St•I• detcflbed ee: The Noft!MMtetl)t one.half of Lot 4 oi Trect 278. 11 ahown on • Mlp recorded In Boot< t4. PllQ• 20 of Ml•cell•neou1 M1p1, rec:orde of 0r-. County. EXCEPT -half of 1the ~· of .., Oii ... f~ )n Ifie OMd r-<Md July 11, 1145 In llooll t315. Pege 545 of omc1a1 AeQcwdL • Of THI '9tOCHIMNG AQAIN8T The beneficiary under Mid OMO ""91.IC I ALE, If' YOU NelD AN expen981 of the. Trust .. end of the Trullff. or th•I ~rt•ln Oeed of NOTICE TO ~ OWNIJI of Trull h•retolore .xec:uted 1nd llC .. LANATION Of' THE NATU .. E Jrut ls cruted by H id Deed ol Truet ex•euted by JEROME C YOU AM .. DE'AUlT UM>9ll A dellver1d to the undertlgned • OF THE '°"OCEIDING AGAINST Trull, for the amount rHsonebly SMITH •nd BRENDA L. SMITH, .,._D OI" TIIUIT, DATRD IULY I. written Oeelaretlon 01 Oeftuh end YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A esllmlled to be. $20,305.13. hutband & wife u joint ten.,,t•. •nd 1m. UNL.918 YOU TAK• ACT10M Dem•nd for Seit, and a written LAWYE... The beneficiary under Nld Oedd r e e or de d J u I y 2 O. 19 711 11 TO '9tOT•CT YOUll flllltOPRRTV Notloe of O.teult and Election to On Mey US, 198J al 10:00 a.m.. of Tru1t h•••tofor• exec:uted and 1n1trum•nt No. 27981, In Book IT llAY • I OU> AT A "'9IJC Sell. The und~ ceuMC1 Mid TA ANS AM ER I C A T ITLE dellv•r•d lo the unde ralgn•O • 13238, P•ge 227. o f Offlolal I A L•· IP YO U MI• 0 AM Noll<;• or O.l•uh and Eleotlon to INSURANCE COMPANY ae duly WTltten Oec:tarlllon OI Oeleull and Aec:ordt of~ County, CA. end •lCPLMtATION Of TitS NATUM Seu to be r.corded In the oounty appointed Truetee under •nd Dem•nd lor S•le, and • written purauant to tt11t ctt19'n Notloe of OI" THS '9tOC••1MNG AQAINtT wher• the rMI l>'DP«1Y I• loc:eted. pursuant to DMd of Trust rec:otded Notl<l• ot 0.l•ult •nd Elec:llon to Defeult ther•unde r fecorded YOU, YOU 9"0UL.D COMTACT A Aaalttant s.cntery One City IMS. w .. t, YOU AM .. Ol•AUl. T UNMR A D••D OP T9'U 8T O ATIO OCTOllD I, 1.1. UM.181 YOU TAKI AC1'10N TO 'AOTICT YOUR ".o ..... n . IT MAY •• ~AT A "*JC IM.I.• YOU .-0 M UP\.MATtolt OI TM MATUH °' TMll PttOCHDttllO AOAIMH YOU.i_!.OU 8 HOULO OOWTACT A l.AwTWR. TNetor or r9COf'd O'#Mt: LOWRY O. HUOHU, IH etld CONSTANCE L. HUOHll. Hv•b•nd •nd Wlf• •• oommunlty f)f 09tt')'. Th• etr"t 1ddte1• end other oommon OMIOft•tlon, II eny, of the rHI p109Wty ~rlbed •bOYe 11 ~tO bel 3., l!H t 10111 8 treet, Co•ta ...... 0Allt:t1 Ttl• u11 d e r1111 n •d Tr111t•• dlecial"'• eny lfaOllllY for a ny ~-of the...,_ eHf• .,.-oaw OOll'W'llOll dlllllll'l•tlOn, If ., ............. i~ IHOULD CONTACT A 2551 Viet• om.. IWwpot1 8-::ih, CA t2t83 TrullM or party oondU011ng Nie Merch 25, 1M1 u lnetNment No. Seti. The undtfalgned eeuMOolclrMI 13993. page/ Nolle;• of O.l1ult and Eltcllon to 13-002402 of Offlot.I Rec:ord1 of Dtlted: ~U 7. 1883 CORP., P.O. BOX 3140, Garden Image 1893. ol Ofllclal Reoord1. Sell lo be r8()()rQed In the county u ld Cou'n ty, wlll und•• end FIRST AM RICAN TITLE GrOYt, CA 92$42 • x e c u t• d by WILL I AM G where the reel property Is toe.led. pur-t to Mid 0..0 o1 Trvtt Mii INSURANCE COMPAHY Deir. Aprll 2e, 11113 s u L Ll.V AN • n d B 0 N NIE s. T R A N s A M E R I c A T f T L E •I publle 8UC11on for eeetl. lewful • cellf. C«P H H id Truet.. SULLIVAN. u trutlors, In the offlee INSURANCE COMPANY· 8487 mone y of the United S tltH of J9Mnine L.~ CAL-AMERICAN of the County ~der ot Or1nge w .. 1Thlrd SlrMl,Loe Ange1M.CA. Arnerlc1, • 0•1111 .. ·1 ell•ck Author1nd vu-FINANCIAL CORP. County, S tet• of Cllfornl•. WILL 90048. 1213) 955.3000, pey91>19 to Mid Tr\191 .. drawn on a 114 E. Ftflh St. By L M. Kl~lll SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO D•I•: l',pt'll t3, 1983 ll•te Of netlonll blnk, • 1ttt• Of Senta M a. CA 9270t Viele p~j:' HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH Ttentemerle• Tit.. lederll crWlt union, or I ., ... or (714) 558-3211 Publl•h•d Or•noe COH t 0.Uy .(p•y•ble •t time of .... In llwfUI 1~9n09 Cornpll'ly. federal llWl09 9nd loen -attlon Publlehed Orange CoHI Delly Pflot Mey 2, 9, 18, 1813 money of th• Unlt•d StllH) et: .. TNetM domlollld In ttlll ., ...... the meln Pllo4. ~ t8, 25, Mey 2. 1MS ttM-& lnllde the mein front entrance lobby By: Lot• Uddell, er\.!r•noe to Flttt Alfteftc.I\ Tltl• 1170-ff o I TRANS AMERIC A TIT LE AMI. S.Cttllt'f l~llld ~ loceWd tt t 14 P\llJC ll011C( INSURANCE COMPANY, 830 N. Publlehtd Or•nge CoHt Diiiy E. Fifth St., In tht ek)I of~· An•. -------"'----1 Mein StrMt, City of Santa Ant. Piiot, APf. 25. M•y 2. 9, 1983 CA. 111 tlllt right, tlfle tnd lnter .. 1 NOnC• OP~~ PUllUC NOTICt St•t• ol Clllfornla, Ill rlOht. thle end 1115643 conveyed to and nO'a! 11 .. d by It u. .... llC ~ lnterMI con~ to Ind now held under .. Id o..d of TIW1 In the T ....... A-tat• --FIQ--TmOU9=..,...---~IJ~.=.~ .. ~--t by ll under Mid bMd ol Trull In lhe P\alC NOTICE prQC>efty lltveted In Mid COllnty UNIT cooa A ..... ITAT119NT propefty lltuated In Mid County •nd Siil• deterlbed .. Olly Of 001.0WILL eANKI .. EICM>W The lollowlnO per.one -•nd Stal• cleec;ftbed 9* FtCTITIOUt ..,_.. Cotta ~ SIJIMCU, INO. • $tit ........... butl,_ M: Lot t22 ol Tract No. 3 115, In NA• atAft•NT Lot t .nd Ille HofttMlr1y'9 frMI of Trv•tH under "" tollo~~f ~ llr991 llddr.-or common tlon of Pf~ la llMwn llbove, no -.nty given • to 111 OOll'lllet•-"' ~)." The bet1•llel11y underu •ld Deed of Tniet, by reuon of • breec;h or °"*"' In ... obllgilttone _,,.., tller9by, '*-totor• •xeouted end O.llvered to th• under•lened 1 .... Oecleretton of OefUt end 09llland tw ..... end wr1t1en nottce of tn.lfl Ind of alectlon to - Ill• 11ncler:!l;;cl to ••II ••Id ~'° .... ~ .. en ttlerMf1er the 11nd9r9ftMd .... mid no4loe of~ Ind "' ..-. to be~ Jenuery 20. 1tN .. ""''· No. H..031110 In OfllOltt ....,.,,. "' Ille ... Of .. ....,.,-~~· · 8 .. d t a le wll be mede, •vt wllflCIUl-*" Ot ~. •· pr.-Of tfnp4lecl, ........ tttte. BAAEMAR Of!VELOPMEN Ille City of Colt• MeM. County of The lollowlng pereon• •• dOlnQ Lo11 10 encl 11 of TrllGI "°: 1148,.. ......, dMCI"' bWt WIU COMPANY, 3240 ll'lllne A..._, Sult Oreng•, Statt Of C1llfornla. H t>u•I-M; per ~ICI reootded In 8ooll '8, P9 AT "U8LIO AUCTION TO TH 200, IWwpot1 8-dl. CA t :zeeo. lho,m on I ,,,. '900rded In book THE ARGENTO COMl>ANY, H ot Ml~• MePt. In tfMI HICIHllT l tODlft ,o .. CAI LESLIE I(. McCAIMMOH. 284 1ot . .,_.,. 42. 43, ..... •Sand •• 12a VI• Tri ..... N-port lffcll. office OI Ille Cwnty l'ltcOffff of AN0 /0 .. THI CAI HllRI 0 p111111l0tt, Ot enouMtM•-. to ·=-~~-of H :a=..,,_ fir ..icl da9d ol Cerob N9wPO't awn. CA taMO. of Mlecitlleneoul MIC>9. record• Of Calltorn1• 12883 Mid County ~ CHl!Q(I ~ .. M'u v1M L. HAAAIEA, 211 °'"'" COunty, Cellfornle. J RICll9rd Wlttw••· t20 VI• N11u •n d •dcltHI of tll• CIVIL COOi ••CTION ..... Cat alp• St., Newpor1 h eofl, c Tll• '""' 1ddre11 Ind Otfl•r TtlMI•· NewP0<1 BMCfl, Callfornle btflenotwy at wflO .. reqwet Ille (~ ........... Of .... Ill ....... 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ObtelMd by ttcl"9•11" .... ,,,CIARYJ WAftRI County Claftl of Otano-oount)I on d110111m1 eny lf•blllty lor •ny County Clef!& of Of9n09 eou.iiy on -In Wftllht "°'" 1111 MM1ft ,___ ...... 11, 1M ~ 21. ,.. tnoortect,_ of 1111 ttre•t lddf ... AprM 1, '"' wlll\11\ 10 ~·r• .!.!!!'! 111• fire 11 ... Mo. ... , 111 .... , .... R nwc. .....,.. .. 111 .-. "* ~·--._. ~ _.., " ..... ol ..... 0... """"· ...................... "' ... T""'99 and el tlll ~_....fir .-.o....•::· ...................... ..., •• ,.., • l:OO ........ ~.-......--.... C CMo O.W ~.MO .... °':T"::: A•.~ CA N Ult t1111e a tfle lllltle l , 111 Uc•Un fl • ,..... tlle .., ...,...., -...-....... ...._ __ ~.CA 92M8 Tll: 1~ Publl•hed Or1noe Coe•t D•tty Pllol, Mey 2. I , 18, 1883 1~ P'lllllC NOTICt FlCTTnOUa .,... •• ...-aTA~ Tiie lollowtno ~r90n It doing ~-: CO MPUTER S Y S TE MS DISTRIBUTORS, P.O. Box 478" Anaheim. C•llfornl1 92102; 8111 R19e ney, L• P•tm•. C•llfornla 80823 l rt D•vld B•xt•r, 8 1 tt =•ncy., 1.9 Palm•. C•flfornlf 23 ThlJ ~ le c;ondueled by .. lnclMOull. l{a D.Buter 11111 .....,_, -tlled wttfl tt. eoun7 an °' 0tanoe County 0o Aof1I • '*· nunr P11bll•Md Or•T. CoHt 0 •111' ~. •· 11, 11, 2 . Mey 2, 1MS m~o-• M UC NOTICE U QAI. MO'TICS " Notte. " lleteby given thet 1"9 ,.oltoe ~"*'' of the Cllt Of Coat• Meu wlll hold a pu lie ~ .. llllCllallMd ble'tCIM ~ :.,ooen{c on .. ""d'W ' .. 0:00 I.ft\. It c:. ............. ~.· •11r ~ Ooata MeM, Cllllomla. fl•. NITH C.... <>' .-OUCIE .. ubllalled Or.,..e COH I D•ll)I a 1c1 1111 Wiii u madl, b ut wtlflo111 eoven ent or wetren ty, ...-., ~. ,...,.,. tltlt. j11111111ll 1, or~.-, to P•Y ttl• unpeld llatanot 01 "" ,.,_ ll'ld otner oommon OMIO"lllOn. " Pl1SPll P111111oe110ft ... w. .-. ~' ftA Ol8llll ....,_ • • ,.ubllttiecl Oranee Cout Delly «ty, lhOwn weln ,.ublllht d Ortnge Co11t Dally l tld .... wlll M INde .....,_. -....., -ar.... ftllol. AprM H 1 ~I, t , ti, 1• l l lcl H ie wilt be "ll d•, but Piiot. ~. 11, II, ft, M~ I, tMI ~ or -raMY, _,, ... °' ........ _... 1fe1 1111-a w1111out oove n•nt or w•tr•nty, ttlt•U ~. M to tltle. 1111111•on °' .....,._. 1-. ... n. cu1rr 1n ...... :f '/: ....._ de•Orlllled f eed e t lltt •11f ........................... "'°'·-·· '* ,....., ' ' _, ' . I I f ! • Orono• Co It DAILY PILOT/Monday. M1y 2, 1983 • ~ ~.-. ~ .. -.. .~ ~="'-..... ~ * "Visiting Houri" (1982) MIChMI ~~ -lfONlcle, LM Otent ~ 8 ()) ARCHii~EA'S Pl.ACE • --04J UM. SIONEY EVEH1tO 0 MOVIE -t:OO-* • * "High Plains Orlltlf" (1973) I D 8 HEWS Clio• Eastwood, Verne 8IOom =r~ ·~T'SIHCAEDl&LEI (!) lf.ITOftimHIOHTSPECIAl * •• "0.111ng Strllght" (1970) -~.10- • INOfJl(HOINT NITWOM NlWI -11:00- 1 D 8 (I) Ill 8 NEWS IAT'UN)AY NiOHT INNNC40f ... THI MfllMOHI M.AAV HAAT'MAH, MAllY HARTMAN m 700CLUI (Q)M0\111 * "Eaay" I 1979) .it.Sit S1 Je"* -11:10- <ZJMOVIE • * "Borsallno And Co. l197~Alain Oeton-:-talherlne IGiVil -11:30- 1) Cl) TRAmA ~. M.D. O G!TONIGKT 8 ®) ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE 0 YOU A8KEO FOR IT Q)MOVIE • THflH'8 C<MPAHY Ellloll Gould. CandlGe Be!gen e HAWAI FM-0 CD SOAP • OYER WY Q) P,M. MAOAZIHE CD AMERICAN STORY CD BlOOO FEUO * • ·~ . Emperor Ot Ttle Norlh PoW!" •• ( 1973) Lee Marvin, Erne~t 8o1gn1ne , Q) SANFORD AHO SON Cl) C8S HEWS S> FRONTUHE OJ) A8C NEWSQ ~THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS CJ! NBC HEWS '1:> MOVIE '1:) MOHAt.E'SNAVY * *"• "8ovs From Syracuse" (1940} [~MOVIE Martha Rave. Allan Jones *'** "Tll4I Twelve ChalfS" (1970} <Cl MOVIE Ron Moody, Frank L80Qella * • "30 Is A Dangetoos Age. Cyn. ($)PIPPIN th1a" (1968) Dudley MOOle. Suzy 0 MOVIE Kendall * * "Falling In Love Again" (1980) IH1MOVIE E111ot1 Goold, Susannah Yotk * * • · Personal Besl" ( 1982} Marlel • Hemo~way, Pair tee Donnelly -UO-,$ UMOVIE It LAVEAHE & SHIRLEY & * *' *.., MiSS4nn·· ( t98 t) Jack Lem· COMPAHY .... Q) ALICE ITIOll, Sissy Spacel< 8D DICK CAVm -8:30-8=> OCEAHUS: THE MARINE 8 Cl) FOOT IN THE DOOR ENVIRONMENT 0 (B FAMILY TIES ()') NEWS (!) CHAAUE'S ANGELS ®l BARNEY MILLER '8 UE DETECTOR O)ALLINTHEFAMILY -9~00- '1:) GOMER PYLE 8 Cl) M' A 'S'H l H) SHEE* EASTON IN CONCERT 0 <a MOVIE -8:45-"V" (Part 2) (Premiere) Marc Singer. (Z)CttARLESCHAMPUNTAlKS FayeGranl WITH JAN TROELL U ®l MOVIE _7:00-"Legs" (Premiere} Gwen Verdon. 1J C8S NEWS JOlln Heetd O N8C NEWS '8 ALL IN THE FAMILY It HAPP'i DAYS AGAIN EJi) THE SHAKESPEARE PLAYS (Z)MOVIE I CJ MOVIE • ··ranan, Tile, Ape Man" 1198 t) R1thard Hams. Bo De<ei< -11:45- ($ PIPPIN -12:00-D EHTEJHAJNMENT TONIGHT O MOVIE •*'»'Along Came A Spider (1970) Suzanne Pleshel)e. Ed Nelson. ltJ INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS CD LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE H THE GREAT PLEASURE HUNT II O MOVIE * * • "The Outrage" ( 1964) Paul Newman. Laurence Harvey -12:30-u Q!l LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LffiERMAN It COUPLES U ®) PROFILE · ~TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE Q) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE COJMOVIE * • "The Woman Inside' t 1979) Joan Blondell. Gloria ~anon -12:40- IJ Cl) COLUMBO IHIMOVIE * E111bpffi. I 1113 IJ Cllnl 11ow1110 A 0 Arm11rong 1~1MOVIE • • "Pa1adlM (1082) Wlllltl A•"•h. P~l>fCtl .. -1'25-lCIMOVIE • *'•"Below TM !Mii" ( INO) n41g1 na Batt. John C Bllthtr • -1:30- 1 Qt NBC NEW& OVEAHIOHl OENEAUfAY 1 SERGEANT BIL.XO Q) TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE MOV1 • i 1 .. ourd Go On S111g11'0"' (1963) Judy Garland Ofrk Bogd•de -1:45-rs MOVIE • • "Love & Money" t 1980) Ray Shatkey Omelia Mu11 O MOVIE * • * 't 'M1ssm11' I t98 I) Jack L~m mon, Sissy Spacek .:2:00-e (I) C8S HEWS HIGWTWATCH ) WILLIAM TELL O)NEWS -2:30-U IDNEWS ('t I MCHALE'S NA VY OIMOVIE • • , "Dead And 8011eo (198 t I James Faren11no Melody Andersoo -2:35- H SHEENA EASTON IN CONCERT -2:45-z CHARLES CHAMPLIN TALKS Willi JAN TROELL -3:00- l fJ ZANE GREY THEATRE C AA SHOWCASE Z MOVIE " Fond The Lady ( t971} Mickey Rooney. Pe1e1 Cook -3:t5- S MOVIE * ', The Boogens (198 IJ Rebecca Balding.Fred Mccarren -3:30- l 9JFAITH 20 C MOVIE • • * '' "Ooclor Zhivago" I t9651 Omar Sharol. Gerald•ne Chaplin -3:35-D ABC NEWS Q . • • * "Bor'sallno" ( 1970) Jean·Paul -1:00-0 SOAP Belmondo, Alain Delon It GENE AUTRY ( H MOVIE (})'NEWS Q MOVIE * U "Personal Besl 119821 MCl}tel Q) THREE'S COMPAHY -1:30-* • * "Kithenne' (1975) Art Car. Hemingway, Patrice Donnelly CD JOKER'S WILD 8 Cl) ONE DAY.:A TA TIME ney. Sissy Spacek -4:00- fli) BUSINESS REPORT (!) MOVIE • m THE PROTECTORS C!J TOP o· THE MORNING ~ INSIOE,ORAHGE COUNTY * * * "The Paper Chase" t 19741 Q) INDEPENDENT NETWORK 0 MOVIE Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE Timothy Bonoms, Lindsay Wagner NEWS * • "MaR 01 La Mancha ( t972} ®) EHTERTAIHMEHTTONIGHT W M'A'S'H ®J ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Peter O Toole. Sophia Loren a MARY HARTMAN, MARY m THE VIRGINIAH HARTMAN (C)MOVIE s .. compl•~· ll•tlng In TV Log '1:)0RANGECOUNTYTOOAY *'**"the Last Waflz" (1978) The r---~-------------------t COllHSIDEON Band.Dtrectadby ManonScorsese CffANNfl LIS INGS .~l~ Wll~le Dawn" t1974i...!l;~esler '(1981)0.vone Tab ft J Warren·Oa1es.Jlmo1hy Bolt,gms. • ~ • 1---.. U-1<-N-XT-(C._B_S_I _____ ~-, l(-OOC--,"'°-,---.-----4 -7:30--~-..,. K o Oo T 11 IJ'20NTHETOWN IJ @CAGNEY&LACEY w NOC INkCI D QtFAMILY FtuO e om m NEWS 0 KTLA 11n11 1 z /. 111 It l.AVEJIHE& SHIRLEY & (ti}MOVIE f1b AIK IABC 1 H HBO ~PANY **'*'""AbsenuOIMallCe '(t98t) O l<FMBICll'>t c <Cin<'m,1w1 EYE ON L.A. Paul Newman, Sally Field O y v HOUSE CALLS ($)MOVIE 0 l<HJ TV !Ind 1 •• lW RI N , N W WKRPINCINCINHATI *''ll "TheBoogens"(t98t)~Rebecca Cl!)KC.SI tAHCJ ,, IWlll'>I • TIC TAC oouo.i Balding. Fred McCarren Q> K 11 \/ rrno I E IESPNJ C)MACHEIL/LEHRERAEPOflT O MOVIE • ti) l<COP TV llnd I' S (S/>owlunt•) 'l!>'SNEAK PAEV1EWS • • •11 "Jonathan Li.onoston Seagull 0 SPOii oqhl CIJ LIE DETECTOR (1973) V0tces of James Franciscus, ED KC. E r c PBS 1 Juliet Mills Ci! KOCF I PBSI 8 CC:.Jbh: Nf•w~ N<'lworkl 'Legs' takes hehind'scenes look By FRED ROTHENBERG APT9lrltelon Wrttw NEW YORK During tonight's ABC movie, "Legs," the poj.nt is. made that in Las Vegas, dancers are seen only as sex objects, while at Radio City Music Hall, they're recogn ized for their legs, too. The Rocke ttes, af ter m ore than 50 years of kicking up their beela in uniso n , remain a ·very p'o p ular institution, particularly aa a tourist 4'ttraction. ABC's fluffy homage to the ladies .in the line certainly won't shatter any fantasies or illusions in America's heartland. It's not an expose, but a country-pie look behind the scenes, where y o u 'll see that the Rockettes let their hair down in their dressing rooms, like athletes do in their locker rooms. They have water fighta. they gossip and they share each other's highs and lows. What comes a~ in "Legs" is that the 36 members of the world· famous chorus line are a family , seemingly freer of the r ivalries and back-biting that pervade other e ntertainment forms. One reason is that nobody gets star billing. They ~ all share the same grueling schedule, ol four or five shows a day, rehearsals, dance classes and, sometimes auditions for other jobs. At times, this line doem't see m an y m o re glamorou s than an assembly line. The movie paints a n inte r esting picture of t h e grind behind the grins and some of th e career-vs -f a mily sacrifices that have to be made. Thia inside look and the strutting of the real long-stemmed Rockettes in some of their customarily garish costumes are the major attractions of "Legs," which was filmed on- location in New '¥ ork. ~-------------------=.=.;~ . T he stories and male- f emale relationships in "Legs," however , are entirely inconsequential. Three sum m er replacements, r elie' hoofers so to speak, are vying for one opening in the line. Lisa (Shanna Reed from "Dancin" and "A Chorus Line '') is a former Rockette who's retur n i ng afte r t he brea k -up o f her marriage. She also Calls in love with a journalist (John Heard) d oing a story on the Rockettes: Terr"J (Deborah Ckffner from "All That J azz'' and "A Chorus Line" is the daughter of a former Rockette (Sheree North). Terry is tom bftween continuing her mother's Jove of the Radio City family or st.eppin.g out on her own to become a star. Me lissa (Mauree n Teefy of the movie ''FaJne" and "Grease II") is the least polished dancer of the three, but sh e show s spunk. Hut this com tition, . If 4 EI Matador which is b1Ued by ABC as "love and ambition at war," never really heats up. Gwen Verdon, four- t i me Tony awa r d winne r , plays the R o c.k e t t e s ' c h o r e o · grapher, Maureen. who must pick w hich dancer will make the line. Will she go for spun~. her longtime friendship with Terry's mother or lhe fact that Lisa, who also has a child, needs the job the· most? R ecent studies of t e levision viewing patterns showed that Am ericans w ere watching more TV but getting involved in it less. "Legs'' is . the kind of sugar-coated program that can be used as a background music. It's painless entertainment. • 8ARQAIN MATIN•••• Monday lhru l1turd1y All Ptrlormenc:H befOf• 5:00 'M (hc.,I Special fllpfl.._.. 11M1 H ... ) I A M tWAP A M .Ai I I LA MIRADA WAllC IN le M110CIO 01 lo .. c101\0 tt•·HOO ¥TUT°"""'' ------ "THI HUNGll•" 1111 ·c ---- LAKEWOOD CENTER WAllC ·IH "'LA8HDANCE'' 1•1 ..... -.-....... -- LAKEWOOD CENTER SOUTH WAlll IN Focuuy Al Del Amo 21l/6l4·9H1 "LONI WOV MGOU.t.01" {POI ·---"HIOH lllOAO TO CHINA" IH I _,...., .• ANAl<llM ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN ''•••OY tt ot lemon al 179·9150 111'LAIHDAJitCI" t111 -----·- Joc .. 11y 01 Cono1e wooo 213/U l•tllO Mat ~°'-e&.0"'9N "TOOTlll "'" .-.--.-..:J. "MAX DUGAN .~!!'~~ C::J. MU ACTM e• llMIAVI. tTM.IP "IO~Hll'I CHOICI" 1111 -Uf "THI YlllOICr ' 1111 't:Ja.UI. tt " ~ ~:,~~ 1 ... -,. OUTlmE .. 1"" ~Hl QENTLLMAN" l•l 2. "LOSIN' rr' C•I • .,.. 1 "ICllllW8ALL" C•I "THE WOlllOI OF OllCll'LINE" _____ c_••_• -" \Oll~o ""1=•i'-'--___ c_••_1 _1,_sou_~o __ _ I UI NA PAfll BUENA PARK DRIVE IN u"'°'" Av• W•tl Of ltf'IOH 12ht0 70 BUI NA PAlll LINCOLN DRIVE·IN l1nco1'l A•• w .. 1 of l(nuo .. 12ht070 FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE·IN \Or'I O•ego tf'Wy 01 l •oownunt (So) 962·2U 1 "YALEY GlllL" 1•1 .... ~ic1NO Of' THE MOUHTAIN" '"' "MAUIOL£Ulll~ ,., I ~""'MUIAlH~(lr)""'- ••FLASH f_AHCE" 11\1 "41 HRS."1•1 ~----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:==============~ WI Sr1.A1Niflfl Hl·WAY 39 DRIVE IH "9 AO 80YS" 1•1 -"THE OUTalOEllll" 1001 CINI "SOUND "MY TUTOR" 1•1 -"THE BEACH GIRLS" 1•1 C>•t .. _ LA MA9R4 LA HABRA DRIVI IN ·~· ..... Ill '"'"' lht 6 ~· ...... t7HH 2 J flANGI ORANGE DRIVE·IN "MAUeOl.EUM" 1•1 .... "FVNEl\AL HOME" !Al ;,A~ • 1.a.a. 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COCKTAILS Come say hello to Don Marcial, owner of El Matador for 17 years, who proudly announces to our old and new customers that we are now serving cocktails. Come In and. have a drink with usr MARGARITAS HALF PRICE . • ~ed Mexican Beer • Food To Go 1711 So. Newport Blvd: • l Coata MeN \ BAY SHRIMP LOUIE SANDWICH $3.95 PACIFIC RED SNAPPER $3.95 FRIED CLAMS $3.95 Take your l l1ents or treat y011rtRlt But ~(d lungry for luncl1 You won't qo away hungry. Join us for Sunday Brunch, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Hungry Tiger SEAFOOD RESTAURANT CORONA DEL MA~ 3201 L Pac1f1c. Coast Hwy (South of MacArthur 81\d.) (114)675 75/) • NOW PLAYING COlrAMlSA ' r\tv •CJ ~ ll TOllO lrt..-4tO ,, i ,, '.40 , .. ~ ~"I '•0110 IAWIHl COJT~ MF~A •ltt ~ T '"' j ' "'' 4' 11 w .ii 1,• Cr, •,•' 01,• t Show• •I ru"""" 12:to 2 to rFJ ~·t 4 106 10 • 10 .. rn to ·10 6 THI "~ANING rn OF llfl Ul 12 ~OJ 00~ 001 1~9 .25 o,,,., Winner 10'{).M GANDHI ~ Al>O My TulO< (RI -'l'ootste ~ Aho The Toy~) OllHCl &••eilon•• ~j4 ?~~1 09'H0l WllTMl .. TlJI Patoll( • Hi W•v )9 °'"'Ill 89t 3693 "•• •'• \U.••llje °'''t .,. WfJTMlllllTlA UAl!lil 634 9361 893 0546 Oscar Winner Tootsie ~ 12 45 l 00 5: I S 7 :4 S IO:IS HIGH RoAo 1b C HINA a:E 12:4 S 2:SS S :O'S 7:2S t :lS 63-4 9282 ~-- _Pef_4 m 48 Hourt (R) O>ur Winner EI rltl E>.fHA .~ • • n.RHI STHIAL Aho Oork Crn tal (PG) * Dr·~•· I<>• Open 7 ·45 Wknlgl'olt / 7tJ.O-WkenO• * Children Under 12 free Un fess Noted • f«WPOftJ BEACH • Doll>y SI•• ~llQC 1115 '"' tGll[J ~) ..,."' 100,00 • SO COAST PLAZA • lllSTOl "Wfllllll"Cll --"-~ ........ "1.llltlall ....... (N) ~.7444 -"-t4S-tt.Jt • MISSION Vlf JO • ln•ex•pen•slve* '(In lk spen' slv) not high In priee; reasonable: clasalfled advertising DlllJ Piiat Classn:2~~v.;:11elng \ . ' • J . 84 Orange C~st DAILY PILOT/MOf'ldly, May 2, 1~3 - GORDO fii .\R•·n :1.D 5 ·2 THE •·A.'9 IL l ' CIRCl'S by 8 11 Keane 111 need o jar, Mommy, quick! This guy tickles." 'I \R'9 \Dl"Ki: by Brad Anderson "Do you think the world has gone to the people? What am I saying?" llOO' '9l'l"'IJl~S All A TWtTTER. .. ----. TWEET -- JWEETf ' - r; '2. PE.-\:\l'TS '(OU SHOULD TRY WRITIN6 AN AOVENTVRE STORV Tt:M8LEttEED8 G"'-. ' . <50SH, ITS BEEN YEARS ~INCE I1V~ Bt:E"N W~ISTLE:D AT BY-· • ' "\ . .. .. ~.· GOREN ON BllDGE ---4 ____ e_v _c_H_AR_L_e_s_H_G_O_R_E_N_A_N_o_o_M_A_R_SH_A_R ... IF __ _ Q.1-Nei~her vulnl·rable. u South you hold· •Q832 1::176 OKQ4 +JI052 The bidding h11~ proceeded~ AN8WERB TO BRllXa: QUIZ What action do you L•ke'/ .:x.-...;~;..._,----N.,Ui Eatt 8"&11 "'-'- rirst. Again you haYe a max 1mum ral~e lo two 11µ11dti.. but this lune you havl' nothing lo cue bid you un:i. Lt.y 1iVJ!..~ ~ that would promise the ace. The solution is lo 1ump Lo five• spadts -Lhnl show s good trumps and will allay partner's fe4rs nbout Lhe trump ~uil. A. -You have a good hand. but don't do 1nylh1ng prc.-c.'ipitate. Remember, you ha v forad partner 10 ...1iliL and hr might have liUle or nothing. Raise Lo two spades. A fret' ralsr by a takeout doubler show~ a hand worth 16 111 points. and lhal descrihcs you r h11nd exnctly. by Jim Davis WHY PO J HAV( THE Ff.EllNG- 1'HERf'5 A CONSPIRACY AFOOT? f,) 11l13 lbtea r u 1ure S)'llCllcllt, Inc Bit; GEORGE ~""(~ ~ 5-2..-•• ? i 1 I\ by V1rg1I Partch (VI P) • ftN!ER5 KElf'ERS? TAATS NOT FUNNY: MITCHELL .~ by Charles M. Schulz He was a dark and stormy knight. by Tom K. Ryan .. 1 • P111 2 • Pa11 • 0 P111 7 What do you bid now'! A.-l>t!spile the facl lhal you could do no better than make 11 simple r11lse at your first turn, partner ha!> ex pressed interest in slam. Hi~ JUmp lo fou r diamonds 1s a cue bid. You have an ahsolutr mnximum for a single raise, ~o you should want to cooµcratc Since you have no first round control to show, 1·ut• bid rive diamond~ tu show second round rontrol of l h:it suit. Q.2-Ne1thrr vulnl'rablc. as South you hold · •KQ65 1::183 0 954 +KJ76 The bidding has pr<K·eeded: North EHL South W eel I • PaH 2 + Paae _ 4 0 PH8 1 What do you bid now'! A. - A similar problem Lo the Jl DG . P \Rl(J~R D 1SiUABEO 8'f THE PAROLE OOARO'S QUESTIONS ABOUT LON(;, JOHN SILVESTER , TIM OISCUSSES·IT WITH RUSTYI SHOE DR.\BBLt: WAA1" ARE. '<00 OOINl:s, PA1f{"K1 Q.3-lioth vulntrable, as South you hold: +7 •;.K983 OAK865 +Q105 Tht b1ddinK has procteded: Weet North EHL Souta 1 + l'HI I 'V 1 Whal art1on do you take'! A. -What would you likr to do'! To hid two diamond~ on 11 five-1·ard su1l or dubious quality 1·ourl:. di saster, and you can't mah· a takeout double h1•c3u~1· .'·ou don't have enough ~padrs. l'a~s. :ind wait to s1•t how tht· aur Lion d1•velop,. Q.4 -A~ South. vulnl·rable, vou hold: ·+AK83 ~KI092 vA8S2 +6 The bidding has proceeded : East South West North I • Obie l'ass I + 1 i \.t~E.1'0 1)5£ 1'~f. tJoRD. ·v._1ftlARll( '"",.. ~~fllf£,~(.~ "M«..IA'lc~·: f"' ~ l.E:t' 5 ~~E ... t 'OR BETTER OR t'OR •ORSE S·t DR.SMOCK DD D Q.5-Neither vulnerable. as South you hold: +9~ t;;1A82 OQ7 +QJ1063 The bidding has proceeded: North EHL South We1t I • Paaa I NT Pa11 2 NT P1111 1 What action do you take'! A·. -It sou nds as if partner has'' h11nd that qualiried for a one no trump opening except for the fact that he had a five card spade suit. With you r maximum you want to be in game. but you cannot be 4uitl' sure whether three no trump or four spades is your hest spot. Find out by bid· ding three spades and let partner make the choice. , Q.6-As South, vulnerable. you hold: '' OAO ALlil~~s fE.tl.~ PA11ll~~·flc. ON INOf.VENDfN'E. Of<."/'.' ~ WAS ONt...Y GOING 1'0 SCR<Je Ft..OORS ,.-, t,..L, t. G01' MY SON "fHROUGH M6DICAt... e u1"" !'Ve KeP1"" A1"" 11"" eecAuse Now ,.,... SUPPt..1es HIM w1,.-H PAllE!N1"S .' SCHOOL,. ... ~);1 v ~l~ - +83 l::'AKQJ7 0 AJ3 •764 The bidding hu µrOC'1·1·dc-d· s .. tla Wetl North F.11t I 'V Pu• 2 '=' ·Pan ? What al'tlon do you ta1e'! A.-Ynu have a seven-loser hand, ond il is unrea~onablc to expcc.'t pnrlMr. who could do no more than make a single raise. to lw ablt• lo cover four of tho~!' lostrs. Therefore, you should pau. l>on't endanger a plus scon! by .!It ra ining for a game Lh:il is almos t surely beyond yoo r side's resourc.'es. Have you been runala1 ~· to double trouble? Let 1 Charin Goren help you find your way thro111h the mau of doublet for peaalliu ucl lor !Ueout. For a copy of hi• doublu booklet. aend SUS to MGorea·Doublea." · eare of thl1 new1paper, P.O. Bos 259, Norl{OOd, N.J. 07648. Make check• payable. to New8paperbooka. by Jeff MacNelly by Kevin F-agan If iOV N~O ~N'f MORf. "£,Lf', JvS1 "'OLLER-1• ~ VJ.'tl'l1~R1'1c·? by Lynn Johnston : ~ by Tom Bat1uk . I I I ~ I ~ : l ' I • I I l I 'I ' • I I I by George Lemont i ~·J I I t ~1 - • • NYSE (~(>MPO ITE TRANSACTIONS OUOflllTl~S lloClUDI TIHDf \ON INf lo t W ¥0•11, MIDWUT 'A(l'I( ,. •• I OHOOll, OAT-OIT &ND Cl .. CINNATI UO(ll lll(NANOI\ ... D .,ll'O.TCl) av, ........ o ... 0 '""''"'' 'Wln Htl .. '"'''" l'"'" c .... 1;; -·-IL ... -·-.. .. . . Orange Cout OAJLY PILOT/Mondoy, M y 2. 1983 85 FTC orders NB ·r irm to halt.-inves tment sales By Tbe Associated Pre11 SANTA ANA -Federal regulat.or,. hove orderc-d Monex lntematlonaJ Ltd., one of the nation's large&t sellers of gold and silver investment.II to lndJv1dualls, to s top selling Its three top investment prog1·ams. Administrative Law Judge George Paint.er made the ruling Friday, nearly four years a fter the Commodity Futures Trading Commisswn first accused t he Newport Beach company and thret! other firms of illegal sale of commodity futures contn cts. OK likely for GM-Toyota d eal DETROIT The Federal Trade Corrumssion 1:1 likely to approve a JOlnt-venture bt-tw~n General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motors Corp. despne opposition from other automakers and charges that tht' deal would stirte competition, auto industry analysts say. The agreement for the Fremont. C-31.Jf . plant was subm1t1ed this spring, with an FTC dectsion expected in June. Tuna industry o utlook b e lier SAN DIEGO -The beleaguen>d tuna industry, mired in a slump for three years, may be on the road to reco\l'ery. according to San Diego tuna industry officials. "Last year, it was a disaster, but we're quite optimistic about the sales right now," said F.d Ryan, vice president of Star-K.Jst. ·•April sales stayed up ... Now we 'have to see what happens going into the summer·· Alfred E. Perlman d ead at 80 NEW YORI< -Alfred E. Perlman, former president of the Ne w York Central Railroad and ex- chainnan of the Western Pacific, died in San Francisco Saturday aft.er a short illness. He was 80 years old. 'Chrysler was worth saving~ ANN ARBOR. Mich. -The U.S. government decision to help Chrysler Corp. when the company -was near bankruptcy i n 1980 has helped a ll -4Jnericans, ~ ~ ~.rJer Chainnan Lee l.acooca. --;-!.!lioilla America (eally be b efler Off iTOur unemployment rate was· half a percent higher (tf Chrysler had folded) than it is today?" lacocca said in - remarks prepared for delivery today at the University of Michigan commencement . .,,, W estern Airlines chie f quits LOS ANG~LES S aying the parting was amicable, former Alaskan bush pilot Neil G. Ber gt has resigned after 16 months as chairman of Western Airlines. The board of direct-Ors immediately elected 50-year-old Gerald Grinstein. a Seattle attorney whQ has been on Western's board since 1977, to succeed him as chainnan Dollar rises., gold declines LONDON -The dollar rOSt• agafast most major currencies in early trading today Gold opened lower in Zurich. All London markets were closed for a British public holiday Gold was quoted m Zunch at $425 an ounce bid and rose around a doUar m later deals. This compared with $430.50 8.1\ ounce bid I.ate Fridav_ Gold QuolCJtio11. By The Associated Press Selected world gold prices today· London -closed for May Day holiday . Paris afternoon fixing $4:$0.87, off $0.51. Frankfurt fiXing $429.00. off $0.51 Zurich late afternoon fixing $428 00 bid. off $1 75, $431.00 asked. Handy & Harman (only daily quote) $428.50, off $0 75. Engelhard (only daily quote) $431 00, up $1.75. Engelhard fabricated (only daily quote) $452.55, up $1.84 NY Com ex gold spot month Fri. $430 30. off $0 75 S ilver Handy & Harman (only daily quote), $1 2.060 per troy ounce. NY Com ex, spot month closed Fn • $1 2 058 per truv ounce. Mrtat NEW YORK (AP) -S pot nonferrous metal pnces today Copper -82 '.ll-84 111 cents a pound. U.S destmauons. Copper -77.40 rents per pound, NY Comex spot month closed Fri Lead -21-23 cents a pound. Zinc -40 cents a pound, delivered Tln -$6.8677 Metals Week composite lb Alum(num -76 rents a pound, N. Y Mercury -$315.00-$335.00 f)f'r 76 lb. Clask, New York. Platinum -$415 00 domestic mt'rch~nt troy ount't!, N. Y , STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to C•Wornla Bualneas and Professions Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) all persons doing business under a fictitious name must tlle a statement wt1t1 the Cou,,ty Clerk and have it published four tlmet In a newspaper serving the •rea In which the buslneas 11 loceted. The statement Is required by lew and I• nece11ary In proteetlng your business name. Moat bank• require proof of flllng to open commerclal accounts. The DAILY PILOT provides both tlllng end publlcetlon H rvlcH. We have all the necetaary form• end maintain a dally 1ervlce to the Orange County Courthouae. Either atop by one of our convenient offlcH or phone the LEGAL DEPARTMENT 142 ... 321, Ext. 332 for more lnform•tlon and fortna . -. . _=-J • I l I ... I" N1mOUI _.. PICTITIOUt -·· _..,...n•~ umtTA~ The fOltowlllO l*IOf'I le dOlnt The loflowlng pereon It doing ~-· ~-ILICTl'ONIC SVPl'Ull AHO OOflONA DEL MAflll HIQH ftflOOUOTtVI! ftflOOAAM· O~. 11 !Me LM Cl., NRpof1 IC H 0 0 I. I 0 0 I Tl fl CL U I MI HQ I I fl VIC 18, 4 U 2 W. a.ctl. CA tHa. CHMTMA8 TflHI, 21M E C... Mc'edfffl Ave • 8 Mll Alie, CA. l(.AflANMAME OALLAOHUI ' Hlollwe y, Nawport I H c:ll, CA t11CM ti flNI Loa Ct., Newpof't 9-Gh, CA t2MO. fllcha rd R1m11ea Mendon, 92te3. 8fAAflltN0 JOHPH '0fll0, 41U-W. Mcl"edd111 Ave., Santa Thi• bual.,.. le condl.lcl«Ml by flfl 31 Pine V•ll•t Lene , Newport Ana, CA. t2704 lndMduel. IMoll, CA fHeO, Tllla ~ la c;ondueled by 11t1 t<alenmar• Oallaol* Thie but1neM le conducted by lndMd"81. fhll ... ,_, wee ltled wl1h the lerdllo J. Pono Notwd fl ~ou PICTITIDUI .,_ .. Ulm ITATIMIWT Thi folowlllo ~· ele OOlllQ ~-AIA HA LANO f AA\lll., at II I . lttllMll. laftta ML CA THOMAI e. v.MlN. mo 1. ~ Or • 14tnte Alla, CA. IAR8AAA ANNE LA MfflllE. 1~10 8 Mohewtt Or., 81t11l1 Ane, CA. Thit bull-la concluCteO by • oan-111 pertnerafl!P. Thomu C Lemere County Clttk of Orenge 0-1)' on Thia .. ...,,_., -llled With the 'thll ••t~t w• Ned wtUI tlwl JAptll 7, 1te3. County Ctwll of Orange County on ec.n,ty Clettc of Orenge Cow11y on f't1an9 Aptt 1, tM3. ~-1, 1913. l"ubltlflld ~~Gotlllt Delly ---n1lnJ nUJW Berber• Alv'8 ~· Thie 1t•t-t wu Med wlln the Coun~ Clettl of Orenge Co.>111)' on .-• JJAl.... ,,,m, 'Birthday photo Sisquoc, the first California condor ever hatched in captivity, turned one month old Saturday and celebrated with younger friend T ecuya, who hatched April 5. Both chicks hatched at the San Diego Zoo are doing extremely well and have hearty appetities, consumin@ about 30 skinned mice a day. Graffiti:eyesore to Some, but it helps solve • crimes LOS ANGELFS (AP) -To neighbors, gralfiti is an eyesore; to gangs it's a community bulletin board and method of staking out territory; but to police, it's becoming a way to solve and even prevent crimes. "Graffiti ~ill frequently tell us the names of suspects we haven't Identified." said Peter Berman, a deputy in the Los Angeles District Attorney's anti-gang hardcore unit. "We'll . . . follow it up ltnd get the' suspec~-:--Fcu•-ue,-H..!.e 'l. use.Lui investi&ative tool:" · • • The reason those unsightly chicken scratches on walla and buildings are so helpful is that gang membe.rs use an easily decipherable code in which they identify themselves and their gang affiliation. and sometimes brag about their exploits. "Graffiti identifies the existence of the gang and identifies their members," said Esteban P . Castaneda of the California Youth Authority's law enforcement communications team. "Gangs write their' graffiti at the scene of the crime, saying, 'Hey! We're the ones who did it.' They announce their exploits with grajf.iti. I~ve even seen graffiti which tfla what•they're going to do in the future." ~ Angeles poli.ce officer Gary Derenis said detectives can cornpo&e gang rosters by reading the names on the.wcllir-Someti.mes ,8.,.¥.0Uth wil;l try 1o claim he isn't a member of• a ce~ gang, "but there his ·81pllle is, plastered all over the wall," he said. The messages ge nerally use initials, abbreviations and numbers to convey challenges to other gangs or statements about the writer or bis gang. Malibu Lagoon Park opens afte r seven yea rs of hassle Pllll.IC NOTICE k""*' SUPUllOfl COUllT Of' CALIFORNIA COUNTY Of' ORANGE CAii NO. A·112·ttl NOTICE Of IALE Of' MAL l"flC>nflTY In re the E1tete of: flOBEflT ALAN CAMP, Deceaaed MALlBU (AP) - M alibu Lagoqn State Park has finally opened seven year s after the atate acquired the land. The seaside park was dedicated Saturday with al songfest, nature walks and a rally a ttended by A ssemblyman Tom Hayden , (D -Sa nta Jl.J o n ica), state Assemblywoman Marian ~ollette, R-Woodland Hills, and county Supervisor Deane Dana 'ere amon g the lawmakers speaking ·at the dedication of the 76-acre park. It's located along the sh ore about 30 miles west of downtown Los Angeles at Cross Creek Lane below Pacific Coast Highway. The state acquired la n d for the Malibu Lagoon State Park for $3.8 million in 1976, but park activists battled w ith a l ocal Little Leagi.ie baseball club which used ·the site and o pposed transformation sc.-enic park. ~ i t s in to a The LI ttle Leagu e now uses grounds near Pepperdine University in Malibu. More than 200 species o f birds live in the park, rangers say. Pllll.IC NOTICE NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that DANIEL LEIG HTON , the Administrator of the Eatate of ROBERT ALAN CAMP, ()e(:eued, wllreell at private aa.141 to the hfghnt and best blddef on the term• and conditions hefeln•ll., mentioned. and ..tbjec1 to oonllrmetton by the ebove-deslgnated Court. on May 18. 1983. •I 9.:00 a.m .. •I 700 Cl~ Cent« Drive w .. 1. Sant• An•, CA, In Deperiment 3, 111 fight, 1111e, fnternt eoo estate of the deceOent at the time ol his dHth end all rfgtlt, lltkl, end Int-I thll aald eet•I• hH acquired, by ope<allon of law or othefwlte, other then. or tn addition to, that of the ~I at the time l'ICTITIOUI 9UllNIEll of hts death, and In and to the reel .,..-ITATE•NT propeny, commonly ~led • The loflowlng penon 11 doing 2649 Elden Ave .• Co.18 Mesa. CA, txillneas u . and teoatty deectlbed u: MARKET CONCEPT6, 28811 Nor1heuterty half of Loi 21, Tract B E T C ''' ' 376. per map In Boole 61, Page 29 Kerl rook, 1 Oto, a orn a or Mlscellaneoua Map• of the 92630 ....j-----~-~~~~-----------1 L8try L Welborn, 26611 Kerl County Recorder of Oran°"e ·I ,ll"H 1111a1 . Brook, EJ Toro, California 92630 ~~~·b~~~ presented for H id ll 1 hit busfneu 11 conducttd by •n property must be In writing and lndlvfduat. presented to th• Clark or Iha Larry L. Welborn c ' BOW.t.Dn Thia atetemenl was llled with the Sul)«IOr Court of Orenge ounty et I ~ NORTHROP County Cletk of Orange County on eny llme •lier publk:ellon of lhf1 r S[DNEY W HOW ARD 1 NOTICE ind before May 18, 1983. · • HAZEL G ER TRUDE April · 1983· and muat be eccompenled by a r'sident of liuntln&ton NORTHROP, resident of "21sne cesni.rs Checll for 10 petc.nt ot ~b Ca at the age of ~ Balboa Ca Passed' Put>ffshed Orenge Cont Dally bid ,d . y April 9. , . away on P11o1, Ap<. 11. 18. 25. Mey 2. 1963 The Hie or the atoracleacrlbed e awa on • Apr il 30, 1983. She Is 1118-83 1~83. Beloved husband of survived by her son Jack;------::===::::--! ;::~:roperty I• on the 1011owtng Aletha H oward, fath er o f Northrop of Pomona, Ca.. . •l The sum 01 $160,000.00 cun; Qavid of El Toro, Ca., daughter Yvonne Scott of W THIMGS bJ The properly ta sold. .... t1". ~ughter Donna Clow o f Augusta. Georgia, sister TO DO DATED: Aprlf i6, 1983 untington B each, Ca .. Grace Lowden of Newport -DANtEU!~~.~~~ andfath~ of Rebecca B. J . Beach Ca 6 erandcblldren ~ II tar -Of the &tat• 01 and Patrick Munoz, Alyse and 4° gre'~t-grandchildten. _ • 8' ill 1111• RoeEAT ALAN CAMP m'\d Matthew Clow. H e waa Mrs Northrop was a 40 year 2. ft .;....-;:-;; NI w MAN, A A fl o NI o N • 9' retired Fire Captain of L.A resident of B&lboe, Ca. and 3. wa\!..,__,. ,.. -, VA~,.,;~ 110. County. Friend8 are lnviled was a charter member of the ~ '· rud __!!... -MAflY l'flAHCH MC HUGH, HO. 1b attend a memorial aervlce Frida y Angl!r's Club. ..-_ 14001Vanl\n9tWd. tb. he held on Saturday, May Private services were held. I S. •'--CWi•tJ: t1'2J 7, 198 3 at 1 :30PM at ai•cific View Mortuary ~ 6. The-~~ --<213>110-Ab d Llf C h 1 ti Published Orenge Con t Deify u n a nt e r " a n irectors. 7 -Piiot, Aprll 25. 28, May 2, 19113 Fellowship C hurch , 17}8 l · _ 1902-83 Newland St., Huntington I l . Seach, Ca. In lieu of Dowers contributions may be made lb above church or the American Heart A9x:iation. ~ ., f'tHCE l lOTHEU 18..L HOADW A Y WO_lTUAIY I 10 Broadway Cosla Mesa 642·9150 -- IALTl IHGHOM $MITH & TUTHILL WHTCLIH CH.ArlL 427 E 171h S I Costa Mesa 646-9371 --- 4 ,ACg••w MINOllAl,AH Cemete'.t Mortuary Chapel· rematory 3500 Pacific View Oro110 Newport Beach 644·2700 -- MtCOIMf61 MOITUAallS Laguna Beach 4!M·941 S ' Laguna Hills 76&-0933 . Sin Juan Ca~1slrano 495-11 e -- HM109 LAW....."'1. Oll'fl Mofluery • Otmtl•ry Crenw1ory t826 01tler "'"• Cost•M•H S4().~~S4 0 1 .. . ' CITY OF COSTA MESA NOTICE OF ..U8LIC HEARING AND 8TATEMllNT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Oa.IECTIVEI a PROPOllD UIE OF FUNDI Costa Mesa has been allocated $328,000 through the Appropriation• Act (commonly known a1 the "Jobe Biii") algned by PrMldent Reagan on March ~4. 1983. This appropriation wlll be admlnl1t-.d through the Community Development Block Grant praoram (COBO). Each .cttvtty utlatad wt1h fund• mus\.lJleet one of the three broad national objectives: {1) !Wneflt low and moderate Income persona; (2) aid In the pr~tlon of lluma °' blight; or (3) meet other community develoPMent need• h•vlng • par1k:ular urgency. the City Councll of the City Of Coat• M ... wlll hold a pubflc hearing to hear auggeetlona from th• publlc on the allocetlon of the $328,000 grwit. The public hearing wtll take place on Monday, May HS. 1083. at 8:30 p.m. In the City Council Chwnberl, The City of Ooeta Mela'• ob)9ctlvea and propoaiec:t u.. of the" $328,000 •re .. follOws: • 1. 2. 3. .... Provide decent. aafe houllng for all eegment1 of the community, Including low and moderate Income •lderly, famlll•• •nd handicapped. Prevent bllghtlng 1nfluence1 and deterioration or houalng, nelghbothood1 and community facOltlee. ln~tlgate and develop new program• which can aal1t the City In meeting It• community objeotfV9f. In order to .ohleve ltl goala of provJdlng adequate aervlclM to low and moderate 'lflOC>fM r•'*''' of Cotta M .... the City wtll retain 1 qualified 1taff. The r•ldentl of the community ere Invited to aut>mlt' theft comment• regarding Oo.i. Meea'• Statement of ObtectlW. and ProPoMd UM o( Fund• In wrttlna by M.y 11, 1183, 0t at the publlc heeting •t 1:30 p.m. on M•y 18, 1183. The pubflo heetlnQ II'° wllt conllder the ftnal eppttcetlon for Cott• Mela'• 1183-840090In1"9 MiOUnt of 1163,000. Piiot. AptN t I, II, H , May 2, 1913 Pubffthed Oren91 Coat! Dally Pubff1hed Otanga Co11t Dally 1M&-e3 Piiot, Apttl 11, II, H , Mey 2, 1993 Piiot, Apttl 11, 18, 26, May 2. tta3. PuDllahed Or1nge CoHI Delly Piiot, Apt11 11, 18, 28, Mey 2, 1913 Nit.IC NOTICE PIOTITIOUI ...... N.,_ITA,._..,. Th1 lollowtng pertOf\ la doing IXlllnMI u : A8CS -8c>Ylh, 2335 Mffe Ortva, 8111111 Ane, Calltomla 92707 Herold W. Anderton, 2335 MMe Orlve, Senta Ana. Calllornla g2707 Thi• bu1ln811 11 c;onductad by an lndlvtdulll. HetOIO W. Andetlon Thll atatemenl WH ftled with tile County Cle<k 01 Orenoe County on Aprlf 7, 1983. '111711 Publl1hed Orange CoHI Dally Piiot. AP< 11, 18. 25. May 2, 1983 171&.83 rtatC NOTICE 'ICTmOUI euaMll NA•ITA~tn The loffowtng pereon I ta doing txlllnell H: VISIONS I. DREAMS, 130 "S" EHi Hlh St .. Cotta MHe. CA 92827. Unda C. Blllr. 232• Laurel Pt., Newpor1 hectl, CA 92863. Thie bull,_ II c:onduc141d by 1111 lndMdual. Linda C. Bllllr Thie etatemenl WU IMed with the nty Clerk of Oratl98 County on April 21, 1983. ff14al Pubffehed Orange CoHI Dally PJlot, Aprfl 26, May 2, 9, 18, 1N3 19113-83 1721-t:l 1837-83 P\BJC NOTICE ACTTT'IOUI .,._.. 'ICTfTIOUS .,._ .. ..,,._ ITA~ MAim ITATl•NT The following ..-are dOlng The loffowlng peraon 11 doing buelnMe 81! ~ -AVRA, 2216 AnnNllMIY L.anl, SIGNTECH, 431 Coate Men ~ BMch. CA 92te0. StrMI, Coeca Mee&. CA, 92627 'l'IM P . SHEPARD, 22 16 Qwy SI-,Winn, 431 Colt• ArtNvetNI'/ ~. Newpor1 Beacti, Mau Street, Coate MeH, CA. CA 92MO. 92827 , KEITH KLAWITTER, 2080 Thia !XIII,_ II condue1ed by an MIN Gr-. (:MyOn County, CA. fndMdull. Tiiie bu'"-11 conduofld by a Gary 8. Winn Q9MFll P8ftnerlhlp. Thie 1111_,I WH filed with the Tim P. 8hep11d County Clerk ol Orange County on Thie llatement WU llled with the AptH 1, 1983. County CllOt of Orange County on F21S712 AprN 7, 1983. Publllhed Orenge Coal! Dally 1'%11721 Piiot. Aprfl 11, 18, 25. Mey 2. 1N3. Publl1heO Orange COHI Deify t628-83 PUol, Aptll l 1. 1S, 25, May 2, 1983 •-fC Ml\Tll'C Ml.IC NOTICE 1811-83 ·-""'~ 1'1CTITlOUI IU ... 11 NA• ITATIMINT ...__1.. The lolfowfng pereon 11 doing PICTITIOUI .,..... t>ullneae 11: NAMI ITATttmNT A.R . RESEARCH, 5521 The followlng pereona ere dotng MONVIiie C\fc;19, Huntington Beech, t;A 926411. t>u""-8 u; ARTHUR R. RICKLING. 5521 • • 1706-a3 ....-1-A l'ICTITIOUIM.1 ... 11 MAmlTATUmWT The 'OllowlnO peftonll .... doing buel-~ 0 AOV8E AVN ASSOCIATES I, 5120 C1mpu1 Drive, Newport Beac:n, Callfornle 92MO. Regle H-AdvleOrl COfp,. a C1lllorn11 corporellon, 11120 Campua Drive, Newport BH Ch, Clllffornl• 92MO. Pain e We bber Growth Prop«tfel LP. I Oel-11• llfl'\lled pertnerehlp. 100 Federal S trMt, Bolton. MUNd>uM!tl 02101. Thie ~ la conduct41d by a generel pertnerehlp. ReglsH-AdVleof1 Corp Geoffrey Stacll Thl1 .r.r.::=:iwu hied with Ille Couniy Cieri< of.Orange County on Aprfl 11. 1983. l't1 ... Pubfl1hed Orenge Cont Daffy PUot April 25, Mey 2. 9, 18, 1983. • 1923-83 QROOSE RUN ASSOCIATES II. MoHvafe Circle, Huntington 5120 Campu1 Drive, Newport BMdl, CA 92$49. ----.. ---,,.-,.,-TIC[---- BMdl, Celllomle 92ee0. Thie bu'"-te COOOucted by 111 ,._ Cafl~f~~p~~n~·2~ lndlvldull. NOTICI CW TMllTH'I IAU C1mpu1 Drive, Newport BHch, Arthur R. Rfcllllng L-No. 2111M'J'M C1ftt0fnlll neeo. Thi• ····-· WU filed with the T.I ..... .....a(I) Pe ine Web Der Growth COunly Clltl< ol·Orenge County 00 TRANS-COAST SERViCES, INC. · Aprlf 21. i9&3. • u duly eppoint41d Tn.tltM under 11141 Prop«tlM LP. • Oelaw-ffmlted F'2MIM followlng diecrlbld deed of 1n11t partnerehlp, 100 Federal S lrMI, Pubff1hed Orange Coell Daffy WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION' Boeton, MMMCtluMttl 02l0t. Piiot, April 26, May 2. 9, 18, 1983 TO THE•HIGHEST BIDDEA FOR Thie ~ le oonducted by 8 1922-83 CASH (payable al time of Nie In Nl.tC NOTICf general pertnerehip. lawful money of the United Stet•) ..,.........., ... --·• Regla Homee "8JC NOTIC[ aM right. tllkl and 1n1...-i conveyed r-"' ........ -AcMlora Corp, to 1111<1 "°""'held by It under Mid The =l~:A~• doing 9,stec11 Nol=~her~~!t the :~.~~T~rust1li'.!ci~h1.property bulll,,.. u : Thi• 11•1 WU Ned With Ille Bottd ot Trut lMI ol th• Cont TRUSTOR v ... 0 B·RRIE H"L ENTERPRISES, 3 T_....., COUn"' Clerk Of Or--Coun"' on : "" . ,. . '" .., •1~ ., -..,.... ., Community College Dfatrlct of unmen1ed woman. ftvlne,CA92714. April 11, 1983. Orange County, Cafflornfa, Wiii BENEFICIA RY: ALLSTATE PERRY LAMBA, 3 Taylor. '11 ... ,_.ve M81ac1 bldl up to but no S A Vl N G s · A ND LO A N Irvine, CA 92714. PUblf1hed Prange C0/11 Daffy tater thin tl:OO e.m .. Monday, May ASSOCIATION, 8 Celflornfl Thi• t>ut1.,..11 condue1ed by an Ptlot, Aprtl 25. May 2, 9, 18, 19413 9 . 19S3 at 1h• Purc11e1lng corporetton. .1 Individual. 1924-83 Oepertment of Mid oollege dtetrlcl Recorded October 23, 1g79 .. • Thie ===~u filed With 1111 Nl.lC NOTICE ~ ~ ~~1~er;:,:':iici C:: lnatr. No. 34403 In boo11 13383 Peel ::ouniy Clent of Orange ~ty on w111 be publlCly opened and rMCI for; ~~~of~~.:.:.~ ~ t ~M 1, 1983. _ l'ICTITIOUI _.. PU RC HA 8 E 0 R LE ASE 18ld deed ot trull deecrtbla the ) i 1"2U730 ·-• ~ ITATUmWT PURCHASE OF A OPTICAL MARK 104l0wtng property: • , P11bll1hed Orange Coall Dell The ldllowlng. penona are,dolng 11£1.0ER WITH 'AUTOMATIC FEED .PARCEL 1~ Fee 1lmple tllfe ~() I -,.11o1,-Ap'11-r-r,-11t. 2~. ~. ~~ P A I. S BAL LO ON ~ COMMUMtTY...Cou.EOE ConctomtftllrftMlnlt4fto. ·19&-it~ 11185-33 DISTRICT. .. "Unit") u 1hown u pon the / ' SEAVICE. 10232 CuUy Serk Dr.. All bid• -10 bl In eccol'danc:. condom\lllum Pten (e ntitled • \. ----... ---IC-....,.-TICE---.....,•-H,untlngton 8each. CA. 92848 with the Bid Document• wJllctl we "Condominium Pl•n tor Lot 1 of · ..--. ""' Mery K. D•oe•. 10232 Cutty now tn Ille end mey bt Meured In Tract No. 1'0587"). County of )1cnnous ., ... ,, Serk Or .. Hunlfn91on BMch, CA. t he olllce of t he Of rector o f Oran9e Stele ot Celflornfa (the ..._ ITAnmJIT 92648 · Purchulng of Mid OOllege .dlltrlet. "Plan')' recorded on July 12 1g79 .: The loffowfng pereon la doing Paula Dey, 10232 Cuny Sert. Eadl t>lddai-nwet ~With hie u oOWment No. 16810, I~ book ... bu"-u: I Drive, Huntington 8Mch, CA. 9284& bid • cu hfet'• check, certified 13226, pege 78 through 1 HI . BASELINE SERVICES, 2278 Thie buel.-le condue1ed bV a d>lck, or bldder'e bond made lnclllllve, of Ot11ci111 Records Of Mid M8'>18 St., Apt. o, Costa ..._, CAI general pennerlhlp. payeble to the «Oer of ~ CoMt · Orange County. wNch Plan pertains 92828 Mery o.g.., COmmunlty Coteeoe Oistrlc:t Boerd to thet P<C>P8f1Y delc'1bed In Trec1 RiCHARD F CRUNLEY 18174 peufe 09)' ol TNll-tn In wnount not'-No. 10587 reoorded In bOok 4411, Mayap le Irvin .. CA 92716, Thi• itatement wu ftled with lhe than live percent (6%) of in. tum Pll089 5 lh;ough 6 of Mftcetlaneou1 Thi• ~ii,_ is condue19d by en Counly Cl«k ot Orange County on bid u • guarani .. that the bidder Map1, In the ollice of the county tndfvldual. AP<fl 7. 1983. . wlll eoter Into the propoHd recor<Jer of Mid county. Rletlard F Cn.tnfey F'211121 Contract II the .. me la aw11ded lo PARCEL 2: Aro undivided .00506 Thi• atatement· wu llled with the Publlihed Orange CoHt Delly him. In the event of lallur• to enter pe rcent Interest In end to lhe County Cler'k Of Or.-.ge County on PllOt. Aprll 11. l8, 25• May 2. l983... Into wen oontrKt. 1t11 P"oceldl Of Common Areas n 1hown -end April 1 1983 1630·83 the checlt wt11 be lorteltld, Of In 1hl de llned on the Pten: reHrvlng ' · 1'21m1 cue of• bond. the lull""" thereof thefelrom the totlowlng: Publllhed Orange Cont Daffy Pta.IC NOTICE wfff be lorlefled to H id college (I ) Aro eJtc:IUeive __ , (other Pilot Ap<ll 11 18 25 Mey 2 tte3 ... • dlltrlc1. than Parcel• Ill llnd IV) delllgnet41d ' · ' ' 16e5-88 1'1CNATIT10U• a:A~MI~ No bidder mey Wlthdr-hll bid u "restricted Common Area" on I« • period lor lorty-nve (45) d•YI the Plan and rM«Vld 10 other un111 rta.IC NOTICE The_ IOlk>wlng perllOf'I• •re dOIOO ener the dete Mt !Of the op911tng '°' UM u penctng ~. •t«l98 -----------Dueln( es1• 1 nL: E 1 0 u T 0 N • N 0 thefeol. apac ... belconlea and for palfo1: 1'1CTITIOUI ., ... ,, " ,.. The Boerd of Tru•t-,_,,.. and ' MAMEITATl•NT ASSOCIATES, (b) PAUL M tlleP<MlegeOl reiectJnll11t1Vandllll (b) A non-uclu1lve eHement The lollowlng P«llOf'll are doing LEIGHTON P!\OOUCTIONS, (cl bldl Of to wefve any lnaqutarl11M Of 1P9UF1enant to all Unit• shown on txi.i-u : PAUL M. LEIGHTO N MUSIC. (d) tnlormalltlea In any bid or In the the Plan tot lngreu end egru•, M E s s A a Es . ET c . 1 0 MEDIA Ill. (•) PORTERFIELD bidding. suppor1. repair, melntanenoa. llnd Snapdragon Or., trvtne. CA 92715. TRAVEL. 315 Ruby Drive, Newpor1 ~!Md: April 25 and ll,4ay 2, enaoactvnent. KAREN LYNN SMILEY, 6303 llaectl. Caltt«nle 92863 1983; Open: May II, 1983 -11:00 EX CE p T e f I o 11 , 9a1 and 8-hOfe Qr NewpOft CA 92883 Paul Mk:hMI Laigh1on. 315Y• 8 m h,.O bon bllencte ~th 8 GABRIELLA KAPLAN, lO Ruby. N-port 8Hch, Cefflornle . Honnen E. Weteon dep~::c: 500 ~from the aurl- Snapdfegon Dr .. Irvine, CA 92715. g2~'!, ...... u .... '1> (U...lll 111 "-) S.C .• Board of TNll-ot .. Id fend wtth no rfgtlt of aurlace Thfl IXl"'-8 II condue1ed by • 'Lwr • .,., ~ 41 r---on.,• CoMt Community entry above 500 feet from the general partnerlhlp. 315'/o Ruby Drive, N1wPOrt BMch, College Oletrtct aurtace of said tend, u r~ by Katen Lynn Smttey CallfOfnfa 92683 Pubff•h•d Ora nge Con t Dally Wffffam J. Cegney, en unmarried l'toll atal-1 wu fllld ~h the Trecy Porterfleld (Porte1flld Pltot. Aprll 25, Mey 2, 1983 man. In the deed recorded In book County Cieri! of Orange County on Tr1vel onlrJ. 31514 Rub~ve, 1930-M 9seo. pec)e 838, of Ofllclal Ricord•. Aprll 1. 1983. NewpOft Bektt, Celltornl• PmUC NOTICE PARCEL 3: An exclYel\le right and • ~ Thll ~ .. condllcted by • HHment 10 UM the P•llO ., ... Pubffehtd Orange Cout Deify gentr<ll perl......tilp. r NO~ INVITINQ .->I delllgnel41d on the Plan P-f>O(ll °' Piiot """' 1 t 1S 25. Mey 2 1983 PIUI M. LA!ghlon Notice le hereby or..... lh•t the the belcOlly -CIMlgneltd on lhe • • • • 1ile3-a3 Thie atetemenl WU l\lld With Ille Bo«d Of Truateee of {he Huntington Piii\ .. 11-188 .. befog eppurt-1 ' Couniy Clerk ot Ofange County on 8MCll Union Hfgtl School Ols1rk:1 10 the Unit. u well u an ••duelve rtatC NOTICE Ap<ll 7• 1983. 1"11"'9 wllf recelve•1eeled bid• for right and HHment 10 uH th• aupplylrlg Purch8M end Repllr of 1t0fage erM, tt eny delllgn1ted on ACTITIOUI .,..... Pllllled Orange Cout Delly Piiot, MICroacopM '""""" or equal to t h a P 11 n S • none • 1 b •I n g • . ' • • 1 ., , . 1 HA• ITA...-NT Apr. 11 . 1S. 25, May 2, t983 theapedflCallonaonflfelntheotfloa appurtenant to the Unit. Any The loffowtng pereon 11 doing leo9-83 ot uld Oletrtc:1. iuch atore9e arN 1haff be uMd • 1 tiu.t,_ER .... ~UOITORY PRODUCTS. Plate NOTIC[ Bid• •h•ff be clH rly marked only tor ll«age purpoeM llnd not '" " "Pu r ch••• • n d R • p e Ir o I a ~Vlng quert11r1. 1'41 Avocedo, No. 208, Newport '9CT1110Ue -·· Mlcro1copea Bid Ho. 520". PARCEL•: An 8kCIUllVe rlgl\t 1111<1 Beach, Celltornta 92eeo MAm ITATDmNl eddrHHd to Allyn E. Rowley. -*It to UM lhe Panting~ Maty Katllleen Bouaquel, 337 The lollowlr>Q ~ are doing Purcllutng Manager, Huntington Of~ dee!Onlled on Ille Plan II -;· W. Aco11a, No. 50, Glendora, bu*-M : 8Mctl UnlOl'I High SdloOI Ole1rtc:1, Pa~lng Spece PS-57 sci-PS-57 Clllllornle 91740 R AO RADIOGRAPHIC 10251 Yorktown Ave .. Hun""91on and PS--e9. ' ' Thll txlllneee le conOuctld by 111 CONSULTAN TS, 4212 Patrice Blecll. CA 92948, and --...ct •I PARCEL 5: OM (\) mem!Mnhlp •'1 lndfvldu"!-.. "-t .. .__ ..,,__..,~ Rold, Newpor1 BeKh, Cefllornfa Of before 6:00 a.m .. Tueedey, Mey In T H E V ER S AI L L ES I ,.. ""'·-· ~ .... ...., 92M3 10, 1983, al which time end pl-HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Thie •1•1-t wu l'lled with the Joe Anledl•, 4882 Wun••, bldl wlll be publlcly o~d and together with •If rlght1. prlvtllgee, County Cieri! of Ofenge County on C-310. Huntington BMch, Celllomla read In~ Croom 381. and obflgatton1 appurten1n1 •i.;• AP<lf 14. 1983. -·-92649 Eect1 bid "'811 remain v.rtd tor a thereto . ..-.-Jeck Minter. 4212 Patrice period of IO d•YI efler lh• dale YOU AM .. DE'AU&.T ~II A • •• Publlthed Oren9e CoH t Dally Roed Newpof1 a.ach, Calllornla epedlled lor the '90alpt Of bide. D 11 D 0-1" ~It U IT DAT l D -, Pilot. Ap<. 17, 24, Mey 1. •. 1t83 9:zaa3 Thi Boetd of Trull-....... OCTommt ,., ,.,.. UMU_M YOU _________ 17_12_~ Thie ~ 11 conduc1ed by a the eotd judge ot 1111 quaffly o TAKI ACTION TO ~flOTlrCT •-"' Ml\TIC( al~· equipment ofterld and_.... I YOUll ~flO~lflTY, IT MAY el: _______ ,.~...,,....,...,..""~==~-1 Q9l'lll' Jedi ~ter right 10 r9jeCt eny Of all bids end I aou> AT A PUeUC aALI. •YOU "1CTillOUl .,_N Thl9 11atement wu l'lled with the w111ve Wf'f ln'egulerfty tMrlln. mm AN lr.XPlAMAnotl tW TMI MAm STAT'lmNT County Cieri!. of Orange County on Alfyfl E. NATUfll 0 1" Tltl ~flOCllDINO The loltowlno l*M>n I• dofn April t. 1993 -Purchulng Mgr. AGAIMIT YOU, YOU IHOULD •• bu~ u: ' . F'211124 O.tld Apfff 22. 1983. 'COWTACT A LAWYD. STEVEN'S PHARMACY, 1525 Publllhed Orenge Coul Deify Publlahed Orenga Coall Dall The 1trwt addf8R of the 8bOW M-Verde Or .. Eat, Costa,,._, Piiot Aptll 11, IS, 25. Mey 2, 1983 Ptlol, Aptlf 215, May 2.1"3. 9 11; 100 Scholz Pine No. 214, CA 92829. ' 181&-83 1 Nawport Beech, CA 9 2883. No u_, WILLIAM RICHARD ROBUSTO, -------...... ---warranty Is give n ea to Ill 750 W. Sen JOH Ave .. K-4, Nit.JC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE oomplet-Of con-ec:t,_). ., cw-tt. CA 91711. ITOAI The beneflciery utldW Mid Deed Thie !XI.._ II condUcl41d .... en l'1CT1110UI .,_.. NOTICa TO CMDF Of Trull, by reeaon of • breec:tl Of --lnd""°"81. wr MAMI ITAT'lmNT OI' IUUC ni••Na default In 1M OC)llga~ MCUt'ed Wlllllll'I R. Robulto Thi I~ l*'IOntl -doing <._, ..,., .. ., U.C.C.) thereby. heretofore e1tecuted 81'1d Thie llatement WU tlled with the butlna9e 11: Notice ta h ere by Of Vi n 10 detfvered IO the under•fgned I C Or Coun (1) CHOICE AIR COUAIER, (2) credltore ol the within named written Oeciarltloll of a.fault and County lerll ol ange ty on CHOICE COURIER, 17892 Cowan 1ran•fer0f 1hat a bull! 1ranater la Demand fOf Sale, end written notlel APl'fl t, 11113· n 1ana StrMI, Irvine. 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CA ti-. . .,, • '911'11 & ~ .,.,... ti•--· (1t4)----" ,ublletlH Or-. co .. t ~-lly !'VIM,__ 0rMte C..t ~ PllMMMd °'lftfe Ceeet ~ ""9lllfled ~ '~Oii~ •1ltt , ,.,,,,. 11, lt. It, ...., I~,._, ""'· ""-I , ,_ _ .,. '90C, -I, tta -.... -l"llot, A1Wt1 te, It, ~ I , t fG11... -I ~ ...... tl(J• .. , Dilly Piiat MONDAY, MAY 2, 1983 ClAS-Slf If D C4 0.-, l'tlo4 Pftoto bf Lee hJM Steve Simon and Sue Warfield teamed to win the Kodel Mixed_ Doubles· champic:mship yesterday. :Angels-start on right f oOt, ·then .boot it I By JOHN SEV ANO Of tM Delly l"Uot 81.tf It was an improbable ending to an improbable game, and the res ult only made an ugly situation uglier. The Angels had already blown leads of 6-0 and 9-4, and were trailing Boston, 10-9, when Bob Boone stepped up to the plate with a runner on first and no one out in the bottom of the ninth. /\fter un8uccessfully try.ing to sacrifice, Boone swung away and· promptly chopped ll Bob Stanley pitch into the ground in front of home plate 'that trickled up the third base line. Boone didn't budMe from the batter's box · as Red Sox third baseman Wade Boggs fielded the ball and threw to second for the first out, while Jerry Remy casually tossed it over to first to complete the double play. Boone didn't leave the plate because he felt the ball hit his \ foot be'for e rolling fa ir. Unfq rtunately. none of the umpires saw it the same way. It was that kind of a day for the Angels. A total of 19 runs, 28 hits and four errors later, it was the Angels who had to swallow the bitter taste of defeat yesterday. The final outcome, and how it was achieved, so incensed the usually mild-mannered John McNamara, it took all the inner strength he had to hold in his emotions. "What do you need? I don't feel much like talking," snapped the Angels' skipper, admitting he was angry at everything in g.e n er a 1 a n d not h tn g i n particular. - "We ~red enough runs to win, why don't we get into the heart of the matter -pitching." All right. Staked tp leads of six and five runs, Dave Goltz. (See ANGELS, Pa1e CZ) -Blazers ' • Warlielt!, Preps_ begin road ~ to track fin a ls -Siiiion Win---The~~~th~~~:~~i:;df~ ----$a .. ddle~~ck-(~-l;. :w-~:-~~bor (~2)~.--~---~~:~~i,;us final~ ~e ~edn~·sd:y at --.. -----...... __ J • begins tomorrow for area high school and El Toro (4-3). Fountain Valley High (2 o'clock). K d 1 t . •tJ athletes in the Sunset, Sea View and South In the women's competition, Irvine The South Coast prelims at San 0 e j e Coast leagues with prelirns at Huntington recorded a 7-0 dual meet record, followed Clemente begin at l (field events) and the -Seach, Il'vine and San Clemente high by Newport Harbor (6-l) and University first running event at 3. The finals are Sue Warfl.eld and St-""'e schools.. (5 2) Friday with the same"~e schedule. "v • . . -The CIF 4-A (S'On8et Leagu~) prelims Simon, the top-&eedL'<i team in The Sea View League title is also up for Huntington Beach is the $unset are scheduled for May 13 at El Modena the tournament, breezed to an grabs at Irvine where Corona del Mar champion with all of the emphasis at the High (3 o'clock) with the 3-A prelima (Sea easy straight-set victory over (men) and Irvine (women) try to enhance league prelims and finals (Thursday) View and South Coast) set M,ay 14 at DebDie McCormick and Mario their unbeaten status in dual meets. placed on sending the top three individuals Valencia Wgh, also at 3. P a r k e r to c a p t u r e t h e The Sea View prelims begin at 3 with the in each event to the CIF prelims. The South Coast and Sea View prelims champibnshtp of-ttre-Kod-el relays, 2-rriile-ariafield events passed over Tomorr~w·s Sunset prelims beain at 3 include men and women. The Sunset Mixed Doubles tenni s until Friday's finals. cl o-· o' ock with the relays, 2-mile and all but League's worpeJ:l'S prelims are at tournament yesterday at the In the men's competition, Corona del Mar the discus in the field events held off until Huntington Beach Wednesday (3 o'clock) John Wayne T ennis Club in . h 7 0 d f 11 d b Thursday. wt'th the finals Friday ru"ght. Newport Beach. enters wit a -recor , o owe y The victory earned Warfield and Simon a trip to New York where they will play winners from 14 other cities at the USTA National Center at Flushing Meadows (July 27-29). The winner in New York will receive an automatic entry into the mixed doubles draw of the U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows in September. Warfield, 30, a resident of· Newport Beach, and" Simon, 29, of Tustin, wer·e never really extended during their four rounds of play in the toUTnament, winning each of their matches in straigh't sets. In yesterday's semifinal action, Warfield and Simon, playing for the Tustin Tenl)is Factory. breezed to a 6-4, 6-4 verdict over Chrissy Bragg and Craig Neslage, representing the South Coast Plaza Hotel Tennis Club. M c Cormic k and Parker, meanwhile, seeded No. 7 and playing out of the Lindborg Racquet Club, had little trouble disposing of Cherise and Ted Hagey. of (Valley Tennis Club of San Diego), 6-3, 6-3. .ln the final, Warfield and Simon crusied to a 6-2 triumph in the opening set before struggling _for .. a 7-5 decision in the second. Warfield, a former tennis player at ·USC, and Simon have been playing together for five years. Mother Nat·ure assists Dodgers CHICAGO (AP) -Los Angeles Manage,r ·Tommy Lasorda has confronted his share of umpires, but he seldom argues about the weather. He took issue with neither yesterday. after heavy r ain helped the Dodgers slip past the Chicago Cubs, 3-2, after just five innings. "That's something we can't control," Lasorda said, smiling. "We do what the umps tell us to do. If they tell us to play in the rain, we play. If they tell us to get off the field, we get off. We stand by their decision." Chicago Manager Lee Elia stood up to home plate umpire F.d Vargo's decision to continue the game in ·the bottom of the fifth inning despite a heavy downpour. ... Bill Buckner had stepped up to the plate, but wanted toJ"eturn to the batting circle to dry his bat. Vargo ordered him to get back into the batter's box. Elia came out to argue, and was ejected "after a few more words were exchanged" with Vargo, the Cub manager said. "The poin~is, put the tarps on the field if it's raining," Elia argued. "We got all day to play. Let's play under the best conditions possible." But the rain never s topped. .The fifth inning ended with Buckner and Leon Durham striking out, and, after two Dodgers struck out in their sixth. Vargo ordered the tarps onto the field. Ninety minutes later, he called the game, allowing the Dodgers their second win of the three-game series. The Dodgers grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Cubs' starter Ferguson Jenkins, 1-3, walked Ken Landreaux, who took third on a single by Rick Monday. Pedro Guerrero drove in Landreaux with a sacrifice fly and Monday acored on Greg Brock's double. The Dodgers made it 3-0 with an unearned run in the second. xpress gets Blitze Derrel Thomas slides hom.e safely. Louganis the best? One diver ·thinks so THE WOODLANDS, Texas (AP) -Austrian diver Niki Stajkovic, who has watched his rivals since well before he first competed in the Olympics in 1972, says A m erican Greg Lougan.is is by far the world's best. "I don 't think anybody can beat him right now," said Stajkovic, who finished second in the 3-meter sptingboard event over the weekend at the FINA World Cup Diving Championships. ''He's just way ahead of everybody ei.e at this point." . Louganis, a fonner UC Irvine student, overwhelmed Stajkovic by 73 polhta, 452.31 to 379.44, to wtn the e\.tnt. "I didn't do my be1t, but I probably couldn't have beat him even if I had.'' said Stajkovic, who first dived in the Olympics at the age of 13. Louganis, a 23-year-old from Mission Viejo had to pull oU a spectacular final dive to defeat Bruce Kimball, 19, in the 10-meter platform event. Kimball, of Ann Arbor, Mich., led by half a point going into the sixth dive. Louganis won 457.89 to 453.78. "It came down to the fact that I waa doing tough~r dives," said Louganis, who haa a 3.4 dearee of difficulty on hi.a final effort compared to Kimball's 2.8. "Bruce said that he plana to U8e some toughter dives the next thne out." ~----------·~--~ re urn ome LOS ANGEt.ES (AP) -It had been more than a decade alnce his lalt regular-aeuon co.china appearance. ln the Loa Angeles ColT1eum, and hla return wu vintap Oeorp. Allen. Football Leacue ln 1966-70 before a brief return ln 1978, when he waa fired after ju9t two preeeMOn 1amea. and two touchdowns as Chicago went ahead 24-3 ln the opening half. Divlalon lead with Tampa Bay. Loa Anaelea fell to 4-6. One of the few briaht 1pota tor the Expreat wu rookie quarterbllCk Torn IWmey, who c0tnpleted' ~ for 196 yards and two afW takinl over fer ___. Mike Rae law In • The Allen-uaembled Chlcaao Blitz of the fledgling United Statea Football J,.eacue played aound, 1Dlld football en route to a 98-17 victory yeeterday over the Loe Anaelea Expre11. The omlauiht WU Md by quarterbeok ~Landry, a 15-year pro who la · · aly the type of MMCJned perfomwr Allen alwlyl haa preferred. ' "lt w .. 1ood to come back to the Collteum,11 Mid Allen, Who coec?hed the Loi Anl(•lH Rama of the National "I haven't been ln the vialtorl' locker room here very much, or on the vialton' side of the field. But it wu fl'Mt to come in here and play u well as we did." Allen, who tur'nect' 61 1 .. t Friday,' added, "Landry always aeema to play well when he ,.ta into the Collleum. It w• IMtld to aee him have 1 aood pme here . .,,--- The ;te-ye.r-old Landry, who apent 14 NFL aeuona wtth Detroit and Ba!Umore, ~pleted 11 of 23 ~ for 186 yarda, lncludina l°"'8 8·for-13 for 141 yardl "It leeDll like everi ~I come here, I have a aood ~,' said Landry, who ranka tint ln the USFL11 pullnl ratihO. ''The lMt time l WU here WU in 19.,2 wf th O.trolt, II . Expnm c.o.ch Huah C-uQpbeU, ~~ blamed hl• club'• fnablllty to ·~et cnnkec! up" for the le., uld of 1•the BllU. 'enwir play la typf.Cal of what their co.ch baa done ln ihe put. II The vlCtory, com1na befon a crowd of · 21,143, ran Chlcalo'• reoord to 6-3 and -pve the Blltl 1 lhan of the C.ntral the a8cond ~-1.Andry put the BUta ahMd to 111Y when he hJt tleht end Paul Neker wtth an 18-yard 9CGl1nl throw 11.x mlnutiea lnto the con teat. -..Ucker · allO cau1ht Landry'• eecond touchdown paaa, a l·yarder ln the .... ~. then the Chlcaac> quarter'Mck hooked up wtth Douc Denni11an on a 9-yard a'Orinl play In the final q\IU'W. clinging to life PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley thought his team was ready to sweep its National Basketball Asaociation playoff seriet with the Portland Trail Blazers. "I thought we were geared up,'' Riley said after the -Blazers s~ed alive by knocking off the- Lakers 108-95 yesterday. "We wanted to finish it today. We were completely flat, missing lay-ups and turning the ball over." Despite the wire-to-wire 1088, the Laken lead the best~f-seven Western Conference semifinal aeries 3-1 and can move on to the cOnference finals with a victory tomorrow night at the Forum in Inglewood. ~o NBA team has come back to win a aeries after losing the first three games, but that didn1t stifle the Blazers' optimism. "Thia team has never quit,'' said Portland Coach Jack Ramsay. "Frankly, rm confident we can beat them." Ramsay feels the Blazers should lead the aeries 3-1, but have been victims of mistakes late in the games. They didn't make many rili.stakes when the Lakera tried to rally yesterday. "We had our moments when I waa·a little concerned," Ramsay said, "but overall we took good care of the ball." · Kareem Abdul.Jabbar, who is averaging 33 points per game in the aeries with Portland, had 34 points and eight blocked shots Sunday. But he got little help -from Jamaal Wilkes and Norm Nixon, who w ere 6-of-18 and 5-of-13 from the field, reapectively. "We're still in control," Abdul-Jabbar said. "We'll be ready for Tuesday." The game brought out the poetic side of Portland's Mychal Thom peon. , ''As the clock v.caa winding down," Thompson said, "the thing that came to mind was an air bubble rising to the surface. Tilat's a sign of life. We're still dee; under water, but we're still alive.'' Rogers still hasn't decided · _..... Johnny Ropn, a -9 forward who left Stanford'• buketball Pf'Oll'8J1l a month ago and who WU rumored to be hellded to UC Irvtne, i. yet to commit h.lm8eU, acco'rdlna to UCI Coach Bill Mullipn. • "He baa yet to make a dedlion and I don't know when be wlll," aa1d Mullipn. "ffopetully, we'll have m answer in a w-" or '°" .. Sure1,.~'d Uk• to aee him come tlD U\;I. But w.'re Jult one of a aumber of tcboo11 b•'• CONlkllrinl.'• Mulllpn added. "°""' prepped at 1A Quinta ~ WMn he WM the CIJ"1 3-A P18Y9I' of the ¥ear 11 1 Ju.n,lor ....... :r------------ Cl Orange Coatt DAILV PILOTI MOfldey, MIY 2, 1983 \lan-B£ocklin dies of natural causes From AP dl1pa1cbea MONROE, Ga. -Norm Van al Brocklin, who led both the Loa 4. • Angeles Ra ms and Philadelphia Eaglet to National Football League tit.l<'t> and later coached the Mjnnesota Vikings and Atlanta Falcons, died early today, according to a spokeswoman at Walton County Hospital. Van Brocklin, 56, showed no signs of life when an ambulam-e arrived at his home in Sc>cial Circle shortly before I a.m. EIYI', said Anne Haymaker, a ~;iiilllnursing supervisor at the '..:.. h ospital. She said he w as pron ounced d ead at the hospital at 1:05 a.m. Haymaker said she did not know the cause of death, but "there is no question it's . nothing other than natural -..-~_,causes.'' VAN MOCttUN Van Brocklin starred for the Rams from 1949 to 1957 before being traded to Philadelphia where he led the Eagles in 1960 to thdr last league crown in his final season aa a player. They defeated the Green Bay Packers in the late Vince Lombardi's first appearance as a coach in a title game. A collegiate All-American at Oregon, Van Brocklin is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. • Ironically, his death comes a lit1ilf more than a month after that ol Bob Waterfield, with whom he shared quarterbacking duties in leading the Rams to the NFL crown in 1951. Waterfield, who retired in 1952, died March 25. In addition to the NFL title in 1951, Van Brocklin was instrumental in leading the Rams to Western Conference titles in 1949, 1950 and 1955. ~ Quot~ of the day · --Jo)lll""Madden, 'the eBs-foalbalJ anatyst, on Stanford quarterback John Elway, the No. 1 !!election in the NFL draft: "He's an instant cure for coaches' burnout." Generals take command Bobby Scott completed 21 of 29 [il passes as he engineered three scoring c. t drives and Herscbel Walker bolted 80 ya r ds for a fourth -quarter touchdown, powering New Jersey to a 34-29 USFL victory over Denver to highlight action yesterday . . . In other gam~. Jobn Williams S(..'Ored on a one-yard dive with 1:23 left and a late Boston rally ended three yards short of the Michigan goal line as the Panthers held on for a 28-24 win over the Breakers . . . Quarterback Bob Lane threw two touchdowns and ran four yards for another as Birmingham routed Washington, 35-3. Tigers caged by A's Bob lteanaey hJt hit tint mtjor II 1-.ue hame nm and Du Meyer hid a r un·ICOrlJ\I •'n1le, 1lvln1 Mike ~ Norris end the O.kland A'• • 2-0 victory and • 1weep of their double-header tft~ with O.t.roit. ln the flnt pme, rookle Cllrta Codlroll ptt.ched a three-hJtter and won 8-3 to eettle a 8COre with the Ttpra. who releued him two eere when he wu tryt.ng to come back from arm problems . . . Elaewhere ln the American }jlk• d1U1 and Pat atler each drove in& run ln the eighth inning ~ eveland edged Kansai Citr_. 2-1 ... Kea Slnctetoo • three-run homer, Jolla Lowea1te1D'1 eolo shot and a pair of two-run singles by Eddie Murray p owered NOMll Baltimore to an 8-2 victory over Seattle . . . Jerry Mamplarey drove in two runs with three hits, including a home run on the game's first pitch, and Roy Smalley drove i.n three more as the New York Yankees out.slugged Texas, 8-4 . . . Paul Molitor'• tie-breaking single and RoblD Yoant'• three-run homer hig.hlighted a six-r un outburst in the ninth inning as Milwaukee outlasted Minnesota, 8-4 . . . Dave Stelb pitched a three-hitter and Barry Bonoell slugged a grand slam as Toron'° blanked the Chicago White Sox, 8-0. Perez rockets Astros Toay Perez slammed a single, II double and home run and batted in five runs as Philadelphia clobbered Houston, 11-3, to highlight National ~e action yesterday . . . Elsewhere, WUIJe McGee slugged a three-run homer .and Geor1e . Hendrick and Louie Smltll drove ~ two runs each to power St. Louis to a 10-9 decision over San' Francisco . . . PblJ Nlekro won his first game of the season and Bob Horner doubled home th e winning run 'in a two-run si¥th, leading Atlanta to a 2-1 victory over Tom Seaver and the New York Meta ... Ron Oelter tripled in two runs with one out in the ninth inning to snap a 3-3 tie and Cincinnati went on to a 6-3 victory over Montreal and a 9Pll • split of its double-header with the Expos. In the opener, Warren Cromartie'• sixth-inning sacrifice fly broke a.k~ tie and Andre Dawson hit a two-run, inside-the-park -r:v;:·;:. in,.ttle.~OO!!h, 8!.Jtie Ex~ edged the Reds, 5-4 . . , The contest &tween "'San "Diego and Pittsourgh was postp6ned due to rain in Pittsburgh. . 7 6ers.-elose-door-0n NY Philadelphia completed a four-m game aweep of its Eastern Conference semifinal with New York as the 76ers edged the Knlcks, 105-102, yesterday as Moaea Malone acored 23 of his 29 points in the second halt. The loss by the Kicks came despite a 35-point performance from forward Bernard Kini . .. . Marques Jobnaon scored 22 points and ignited a fourth -quarter s urge, leading Milwllukee to a 107-99 victory over Boston as the Bucks took a 3-0 lead in the teams' semifinal playoff series. Sidney r.loncrfef added 26 for the Bucks, who can clinch the series w;ith a victory tonight. Larry Blrd, who missed Friday's game with the flu. led the Cel ·cs with 21 points. Oilers drilling Chicago Oleaa Alldertoa•1 tle-breakln1 Iii aoal at 13:0~ of the third pet"lod ' yeaterday lift.eel ~monton to ' 3-2 victory over Chlcaao and Into a commanding three &amet·W-nono lead In the Campbell Conference champlonahlp playof ta. Wayoe Gretzky picked up two a11l1ta a1 deferuemen Cbrllt Huddy and Don Jacboo ICbred aecond·perlod goala to put the Oilen ahead. Chicaso then came bick to tie it ln th.e third period before Andenon't goal. Crenshaw ends ary spell.- Bea Crea1baw, an overwhelmlna II favorite with his huge gallery ol fellow Texans, ended a three-year victory lapee with a ~-under-par 66 yesterday and won the Byron Nellon Claaaic by on e stroke In Irving, Texas . . Ar1entina'1 Roberto De VlceDZO went on a back nine birdie blnge yesterday, giving him and substitute Rod Fanae&b the $100,000 flnt place prize in the Lege.nds of Golf tournament at Auatin, Texas . . . Holll1 Stacy won her second consecutive LPGA event, shoo~ a 1-under-par 73 to hold on for a one-stroke victory in an international women's tournament at Hilton Head Isla.nd, S.C ... Taiwan pro Cben Tze-mln1 fought off drizzling rains, high winds and a three-way playoff to cap ture the Chun ichi Crowns tournament in Tokyo. Baseball today 1923 -Walter .Klhnson recorded his fl.est shutout of the aeason and the lOOth of his major league record 113 career shutouts as the Washington Senators defeated the New York Yankees, 3-0. 1954 -Cardinals Hall of Farner Stan Musial hit five home runs in a double- header split with the· New York Giants at St. Louis. Today's bi rthdays: C hicag o Cubs outfielder Keith Moreland la 29. !>etroit coach Gates Brown is 44. .. McEnroe wins marathon · JobD McEnroe ran off seven. straight points to beat Ivan Lendl in a. fifth-set tiebreaker to win a record third WCT tennis final yesterday. 1'he _ -•. longest match in the history of the tournament ended, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 6-7, 7-6. The marathon lasted ' three hours and 34. minutes . . . Richard Petty --ovoided a wild multi-car crash at mid·r~ and went on to win the Winston 50Q race in Alabama -the only Grand National stock car event ne had not previously won . . . EdwlD Rosario captured the vacated WBC lightweight title by winning a unanimous deciaion ov~ Me.xico's Jose Lula Ramirez . . . Stock car driver Bob Brevak was in salisfaatory condition with burrt.s suffered the day before in ci' race that lelt one driver dead at the Alabama lnternatiooal Motor Speedway. Ken Kalla, 35, died Satulday of a severe skull injury in the ARCA 500 Kilometers race when he lost control of his 1983 Buick Regal in the second turn and slid into the inside guardrail at more than 175 mph. Television, radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -Pittsburgh at Dodgers, 7:35 p.m., KA.BC (790). Baseball ANGELS STUMBLE. UCI, Titans From Page C1 making his second start in place of Mike Watt, walked . rescheduled .. NHYC attracts large turnout for opening day By ALMON LOCliBEY 0.-,Nlt ........... Forty-three boata ln seven c1ueet turned out Saf..W'.d.&_y 1or ..HcWJl.QI..l Harbor Yacht Club'• tradltlona.l Openlna Day race from Lo. Anielee Harbor to Newport Beach. Winner in the lnterna t.lonal Otfahore Rule Clua A wu Whistle Wind, Ken Seider and the BOATING ttJ C1ua B winner wu Free Enterpriae, lk.lppered by Dick Ettinger of the host club. Clua A winner ln the Performance H.andiOp ~Fleet was Winterhawk, co--akippered by Bob Me of NHYC and Hal Day, Bahia Corinthlan Yacht Club. PHRF-B winner was Pegaaua, sailed by Jerry Montgomery, Alam.ltoe Bay Yacht Club. In the nine-boat Cru!al.ng Class the winner was Odyssey, skippered by Al Bumand, NHYC. The race also featured three one-design classes Winner in the Cal 2-46 Claaa was Kraken, skippered by Tom Corkett, the winner in the Santana-20 Class was De Javu, sailed by Anne Shock, NliYC, and the Etchells-22 winner was Phoenix, sailed by J ,W. Macia.s, NHYC. Hobie Cat eoaveatfoa Hobie Cat sailors from Orange C.Ounty will be joining with more than 500 others from throughout the Southwest Thursday f6r the seventh annual Lake Havasu Family Fun and Recreational Retreat at Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Hobie catters are expected from Colorado, Utah , New Mexico, Nevada, A{izona and other areas of ·Southern Califomi.a. In addition to racing on the sometirne!I breezy Lake Havasu there will be c.hildren's activities, water-walking cont.est, a fleet tug 'o war and a tennis tournament. The event, which lasts through Sunday, is co- sponsored by the world Hobie Class Association and Old Milwaukee light beer. . -NBA stars inducted · SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) -Six stars of basketball, .including a U.S . senator from New J ersey, were ·inducted. inQS ~tbell's ~L o1 Fame today, joining 138 ot)lers who ruive maCte an impoft:ant contribution to the game. ·· · The roster includes a pair of former New York Knick stars -Bill Bradley and Dave Deau.chere -along with University of North ~llna Coach Dean Smfth: former Cineinnati Royals ·star· Jack Twyman; and two game pioneers, now dead, referee Lloyd Leith and_ fonner Amateur Athletic Union President Lou Wilke. Bradley is now a U.S. sehator from New Jersey, and he said he was "particularly happy" to be inducted the same year as DeBusachere, now .general manager of the Knicks. f>l •• L~ ~ Yo%01ess1onal ~ W . Floost Fl...ORIST 29 15 Rea Hill Avenue South Coasl Design Center A· 108 Cos1a Mesa •n Stone Mill 641 -0810 • final: 35-21 foilr and surrendered three home runs before leaving with the Angels ahead, 9-7. Then Doug Corbett, Saturday EL PASO, Texas (AP) night's hero, could last only an -El Paso Dlablos inning before he was tagged for Manager Ton y Muse r four hits and another two runs to had to r each into the tie the score. runs in the f t and didn't have a ball travel more than 120 feet in the air. That kind of an afternoon, codtbined with some questionable calls by the umpires, made for short tempers. UC Irvine's scheduled baseball double-header 'with Cal State Fullerton yP'aterday was. postponed due to wet grouri and was reset for today. Tell her how great she is and how much you appreciate all the little things (and some pretty big thi,ngs) she's done for you. supernatural to try to Finally, Luis Sanchez, in relief explain his team's 35-21 of loeing pitcher Andy Hassler victory ove r the (l -1), couldn't get the final out in Beaumont olden Gators the top of the ninth inning as in a Texas League Remy singled up the middle to baseball game Saturday score teammate Dave Stapleton · ht with what proved to be the rugn . El Paso and Beaumont winning run. had a combined 56 runs, ''Goltz did things that aren't 56 hits, 53 RBI and 38 defensible -walks and home singles to break records runs," lamented Mc Namara. that had stood since June "Therein lies the story. 15. 1902. ''You guys laughed a couple of "This ballpark is just weeks ago about the bullpen not absolutel y e l ectric. getting enough work. Well, it got That's the-0nly way lean its work over the weekend. explain it," Muser said of "When we can't hold leads, the game, which broke anybody who is o ut the r e four 81-year-old league concerns me." records for combi n ed There was a moment of silence offense. and then McNamara added: ''I'm C o r s i c a n a b e a t not going to go into a tirade," he Texarkana, 51-3, in the said as he threw his shoes into h is 1902 game, in a slugfest travel bag and redecorated his that included 63 hits and office by scattering a few papers. 45 RBI Ther·e was no "I 'm just upset . It was a o utfield fence and frustrating afternoon and not Texarkana had only two very pretty to watch." pitchers, Texas League D eapite their offensive officials said. production, the Angels were There also were nine victimized by some shoddy base e rrors in Saturday's running and" untimely hitting. g a m e -s i x b y Betwee.n the fourth and fifth &.umont and three by innings, the Angels aent 14 men El Paso. The game, tothe plate,but11COredonly three which lasted 3 hours and runs. It was In the fifth that 39 minutes, drew 6,4tz-Boone Uied to score, too, on an fans. aborted double play attempt and El Puo'a Mike Felder was thrown out at the plate by a bad only two hits but good 10 feet, thwartln& what ~ ln rune runs. He could have been a ~ l.onh'I· had a grand l1aln homer Of counte, the Angell 1hould a three-run homer, ~ have been tipped olf to what sacrifice Cy and an RBI kind of day It was going to be taerlflce bunt. when they ICOred five unearned Clippers start search Red Sox Manager Ralph Houk was to88ed out early in the game. Angel shortstop Tim Foll was ejected in the ninth. And Angels General Manager Buz:zie Bavasi, who watched the proceedings along with the rest of the 37,645 in attendance at Anaheim Stadium, couldn't help but get caugh t up in the emotional aspect, too, as he threatened to expoae the umpires, via instant replay on the message board in left field, at future games. "We've always tried to protect the umpi.res for their mistakes," said an enraged Bavasi, who was particularly steamed over the call on Boone in the ninth. "W ell, we 're through protecting them. We blew a 6-0 lead, they didn't lose the game, but they helped. From now on we're going to run our own business." Summed up Rod Carew: ''You hate games like this. You know you're going to win some and lose some ... you just hate to l<>&e •em." Especially the way the Angela did. ANGmL NOT&a-sllld Tilll , ... of IM Boone tluc:o In tn. nlntll: ··~·a not 1 man alive wtlo c:et1 ••-• 1ome1111nQ Ilk• tllet. Nobody 19 thet good an .ctM II fne men d_,., n.on, )'OU know It l!lt hlm In the loot tJecauM he't not about lo tlend tiler• on • p1ey Ilk• thet. You know umpire• ere going to make mlrt•JI". They're humen. Bvt eomebod)I llM got to gel IM play right wMIMt he' a bloaked OU1 Of~·· . . . a.Id Ct.-dlllf end INrd beM "'°" a.-. wtlP mede lfW cell; "The hit In front of Ille plate. Thllt'• wflet tl\e home pl1t1 umptr• -· 111er 1 whit the llrat b-umplf1 MW and 111et'1 whet I MW. It wun't OIH IMlll hi (8oone) dlOn't ru11," , . Coumwrld ~ ... 9oone .. It 1111 ... foot, It hit 1111 Joo!. He'• not •Mer, And It tllll umplr .. MY ~t. tllen tll9y'f'I Natl." •.. .... ¥........._ 11:11 bMll ~t by tM '"m to IOln Edmonton wh«• hi wtlt pt11y for two Of llrw dip. The host Anteaters, who lost to the Titans, 7-0, Saturday, trail fl.rst-place UC Santa Barbara by t hree games in the SCBA standings. The Titans are 3 ~ games behind. The Titans have won their two prior meetings against UCI this season. LEASE -A 1.983 COUGAR FOR 519925 PER MONTH* Leasing Isn't right for everyone, but may be the answer to your new car need•. Leue • brand new 1983 Mercury Cougar for S 199.25 per month on a ctosed end leale. .. COIM In and ... ua help JOU pick out the MW Cougar .°' rour oholoe. 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A•aweregee 8ATIINO Ca•ew Sconiers Btnlquez Foll Ro.Jack-~ Grlel'I Re.Jack-Cla1k Lynn Boone Oownlf>g Wiifong Aelam.t Fergueon Tot1lt A8 II H Hfl 1181 Av9. 83 14 39 I 15 470 31 10 14 3 11 .368 41 t1 1' I 3 341 71 8 25 0 It 321 22 3 7 I I 318 83 12 26 8 16 301 80 14 18 2 10 300 80 11 17 4 12 283 44 2 12 0 2 273 81 12 22 7 21 .272 72 8 18 2 7 250 77 17 17 2 4 221 14 I 2 0 3 143 10 I 0 0 0 000 111001000 172 125 230 29 117 298 l'ITCHINO II' H M 10 W-t. lllA S1ncl'IN. Ill 11 8 8 I· I 2.25 Zahn 32 26 8 22 3-1 2 53 JOlln 35 35 5 8 2· 1 3.34 For.c:ll 20'1\ 19 3 9 3-0 3 98 Will 28 28 7 8 1-3 4.85 Corbell 7 12 o 8 1-0 5 14 Hutler 8'1'. 10 0 7 0-1 5.40 Kleon 28.... 33 13 22 2-1 5 115 Goltz 24'1'. 31 15 11 O·I 8.57 Cu1!11 2'1'. 3 2 2 0-0 875 To1e1a 1011 2oe 81 103 t3·1l 4.30 Blue ,,.,. a, White lo• O Chicago 000 000 000-0 3 I Toronto 000 000 80x-8 II 0 Bannttler. Tldrow (7), Hickey (8) and ~ Stieb end MarllnN.. W-Stleb. 4·2. L-B1nnlettr, 1-4. HR-Toronto, BonnaM (1~ A-111.7119. ' f Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /Monday, May 2, 1983 ... ..,.1,TwtM4 Mllweu.k" Oto 010 ooe-8 12 o Mtnneeota 200 000 002-4 II 0 Sunon. Ladd (ti end Simmon•: Viole. WIMlam• (81 •nd Engi9 W-Svllon, 4-1. L-Wllll•ma. 2·2 HR-Mllw1ukee. Yount (4) A-2~.703 lndlMW 2, ..., ... 1 CleYetancl 000 000 020-2 6 0 Kenaaa City 000 001 000-1 10 0 SorenHn Splllner (8) eno B•nelo. Haney (8). Gu•• end Wathen w - SorenHn, 2-3 LA-Gura. 4-1 S -Spltl.-(5). A-18.199 y ..... _,,...,,....4 N-York 111 000 500-8 15 I r.... 020 ooo 200-4 12 o Righetti. Murrey (71 end Wyneger. .Smithton, Jone• (7), Schmidt (Q) and Johnson. W -Rlg hettl 4 -1. l - Smltheon, 3-1. S-0. Murrey (I). HA- N-York, Mumpnrey (I) A-28,287 FllllT OAME A'• 1. neere a 0.trolt , 120 000 000-3 3 3 Oakl•hd 000 280 OOx-8 tO I Ufdur, 8e<enguer (6), Balley (5) •'¥1 Parrish~ Codlroll ind Cl••., W-Coellroll ..t· I, K-U)Our, ().3 llCOHOGAMI A'a2, T ...... O O.tron ooo ooo 000-0 11 1 Oakland OOt 000 IOx-2 4 I Wlk:ox eno Perrltn; Norrla. Buro,,..... (8). 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Totlll, t8232 Game called wltn two out In top ot 8111 Inning, rain. lcofe by Inning• Lot Angel9a 210 000-3 Cnteago 000 20x-2 G.,,,.wtnnlng RBI -Guwrtto 3 E -J O•vls OP -Loa Ange!M 1. Chlc•go 1. LOB -Lo• AngelH 7. ChlcaQO 6 2B -Broclt. J.Oavlt SB - S•ndberg (3). Guartero (4) SF - Guetrero. ' Loe A,..-II' H II Ell U 10 Hooton 322230 Stewert (W, 1..0) 2 t 0 0 0 4 CMCe90 Jen~lnt (L, 1-3) 4~ 4 3 2 S 2 l •Herta 1000t2 Hooton pltChed In""" baller• In 4th HBP -Sl1 ndberg by Hooton, "Tllor'nM by M*tns. WP -Lefter11 BK -Jenltlns. T -2:06. A -11,295 •-2,llilat91 Ati...ta 000 002 000-2 4 I New Yorlt 100 000 000-t 5 0 Nlel<ro. Bedrosian (8) end 811#1edle1. S..-. Otoeco (81 and l10dgee w - Nltkto, 1-2. L -S..ver. 1-2 S -Bedrosian (2). A -32, 183. ,lfllT 0.- lapos 1, llMl4 Clnclnn•ll 000 002 002-4 11 0 Montreal 002 001 02~-6 10 1 Berenyt, Scne<r111 (71 end 8119rde41o; Gullk:l<aon. Reerelon (7), Schelnd« (8). B. Smith (SI) and Bleckw.11, Ramo1 (fl). W -GulllQk~. 2-3. L -ll«enyt. 2-2. S -B. SmRh (2). HR1 -Cincinnati. Bench 13i Mon\real, C>ewton (6). MCOMDO.- lledlf.lltpoe a Cincinnati 20o 010 003-8 8 0 Montreal 102 000 000-3 8 0 Prk:e. Hum1 (9) I/Id Trrltno; Lerc:h, 8urrta (51 end R•moa. W -Prlol, 2-2. I. -Burris, 0-2. S -Hume (4). HRa - Cincinnati. c.c:teno (2), Or'-' (3). A -33,407 ""'*" 11 • .-a Houalon 000 010 002-3 8 2 Phlladelphta 104 303 000-11 t3 O KMPP8f. Ruhl• (4). OIPlno (7) •nd Alby: Cl\Mteneon, Holland (8), Monge (SI) and Vltgl. W -Chtltrlen-. 1·2. L -Kn•PP•r, 103. HRa -Houston. Totman(!~ Phlladelpl\ta. P111c(t). Vlrgff (1). A -27,tea. Card!MM 10. Olen'9 t San Frencllco 010 021 023-fl 13 I St. Loult 302 130 OIK-10 11 2 8felnlng. Chrla (4), Martin (8), Calvw1 (8) •nd Brenly, SIU!*. Lahti (I ). Sutt .. (II and Oulrk. W -Stuper. 2-1, L - 8felnlng. 2-3. HR -St. Louta, McGee (I). A -20,894. DMD ... flehlnt DAV.Y'I L6cKlll (Newpen heall) -so ~. 1 barTacuqa. 1so 1>onno, 21 calico bau, 812 rocik ood, t yellowlall. 1 -""!>lllMCI. 5 KUlpln. SCOREBOARD l(odef Mbcecl Do4'blM Tournament (al Johft Werne T-le CIW) *-""*-Su• Warll•IO·SI••• Simon (Tualln Tennlt Factor() oet. ChrlMy Stagg-Craig NHl•g• (South COHI Pl•u Hotel Ta nnlt Club), 8-4. 8 -4; D•bbl• McCormick-Marlo Parker (Llndborp Racquet Club) del .• Cheri .. Hagey-Ted Hagey Galley Tennla Club, San Diego). 8-3, 8-3. l'lnal Warllald-Slmon del. McCormlc~P~rk•r. 8-2. 7-5. Grand Prix TournanMf'lt (el Mltdrld) 1"'91M , ..... YaMlck Noan (Ftance) Ciel. Hanrtk Sundatrom lSweden). 3·8. 8-0, 8-2, µ, (Noah win• $40,0001. .... ~l'lnal Heinz Guntharelt (Swlt1 .. tanel)-Pavet Slo11t (CH choalovakla) d•I. Merku1 Gunlh•rdt (Swllurlend)-Zollln Kun•rllcy (HQngal)'), 6-3. 6-3. WCT tournament ( .. o.1199) ........ , ..... John McEnroe (U.S.I oet Ivan LenOI (Czechotlovalotl l 8-2, 4-11. &-3. 8-7. 7-41. (McEnro• wllft $150,000; Lanell win• S50,000). ToumarMnt of Champion• ·~ '(et P-1 Hiiie, .... Y..tl) ,Ire! "ound ....... • Craig Wltlvt (U S.) oet. ~y RoY9f (U.S.~ 8-0, µ; Lary Stefllnkl (U.S.) de!. Aarnalb KrlalVlan (lodlal 11-7, 11-0, µ; Mlcnlet Scl'l•P•t• (Netherlenel•) d•I. Vlet0< Peed (1>9f"llU8Y). c!Meuh (Pecci didn't allow up): Brad Qllbert (U.S.) def. Nduk1 OOl10t (Nlge<ll), 8-2. 11-2. Van W1nl\tkY (V.SJ 9'1. Jq!!n ~!.•lei (Avalralt•), 8-3, 8-'4 M«t'• tournament (•tT ...... "8.) .............. Joh•n Krie k (U.S.) def. Bob Luiz (U 8.~ 8-2. µ (Kriek wlna $16,000: Luu wlna $7,500~ ~l'lMI Steve Melattt-Tony GlammelVa (U.S.) dtl. D<ew Oellln·Erte Fromm (U.S.). 3-11, 6· I, 7-5. (Melller-Glammelo apt~ $4.600). Women'• tournament (al Allenla) 1"'91M ....... Pam Shriver (U.S.) oet. Kathy Jordan (US.I. 8-2. 8-0 (Shrl-w1n1 $28.000; J0tel1n wln1 S 14,000~ Do;lblee .., .... Alycl• Moutton-Sh•ron Wel1h (U.S.) Oel Ro1te Ca1al .. Wandy Tu<nbull (U S.J, 8-3, 7-8 Santa Antta YllftllOAY'e M8UUI (ltllofa.._,"'-.,...MI-) l'fflllT llACI. il'A lurlong9. Viola Jim (Pednml) 7.20 3.80 2.40 D< Victoria (Plncay) 2.eo 2.20 GOiden Mln1tre4 (Ortega) 2.80 Al.o reoao· w onoer1 Neve<-. No Tru1n98. Jimmy Cyclone. Eminent led Time• t:t8 115 HCOHO MCI. t 11111 mile. Lord Qummo (F'*11 .. )3e.20 t2.00 11.80 Miiiet Nava)o (Upham) 5.80 4.80 T V A011on (Eatracl•I 7 .20 Alao ttoCjld: Gabby Chief, Key To The Arc. Todel Or Even, Fool's AeHon. Cl'lergtd With Power. Boeton Meqle. Tim« 1:48 4/5. II DAILY DOUllL.I (2-2) p91d S 1611.00. THIRD llACI. 8 lurtonga. Mad•m Splendour (Meza) t0.40 4.20 2.80 Lii' MIH Goody (Bleck) 3.00 2.40 Double Ftun (\lalenzvel•l 3.00 Atao r.c.d: Slater Jeanette, Sonnet AglO, Lady 01 Fathlo<l. Time. t·t2. II UACTA ( t0-8) paid S87 .50. l'OUll-n. llACI. 8 lurlonQI. SW• Royalty IOtlallOU8MY9) 3 80 S.40 3.20 Subtldlff (Plncey) 5.80 4.20 Chenoa'• tmage (C..taned•l 8.80 Alt o raced Rem•ll LO'le. Mernte'• Oa nc•r. Abadn•go. By Tl'I• S u , Thunde< Of Zion, HaM The JVOge. Pelllng Wiii\ Time t 11 ""°™ llACa. I tunonoa. T ortllon Prtnoe (Valenluele) 10 40 5.110 4.00 Pel'• P .. 1c..1ane0a) 5.20 a.ea Chemp11gnofte (8'acll) 5.00 Al.o rtoed StrMm Side, Eagle T-t. Raoelllncl. Angal, Colonlell..,, Summer Knight. r>rtveta Aoom. Time: 1:11 4/5. • IXACT A (3·5) peld S t20.60. some MCI. 0ne lfllloe. S-1 01-(Slblllel 7.40 4.40 3 40 Aalr! On My Perede (TO<O) 4.40 3 00 Known To Wit! (Llphaml 3.20 Time· t·311 2/5. 11vaNTH llACI. t t/18 mite. P. Vlk (Hewleyl 11.80 4 80 3.00 Nort>et (OtlilhOUuayel 3.00 2.40 Nall•• Steooer rT orol ' 80 Time: 1:48 2/5. • IXACTA (1 -7) paid $70.00. a l'tCIC euc (2..J·W-t-tl pe1c1 $84,- 191 40 with thrM winning ttck•I• (ti• hor-). 12 Piek Six ConeOlatlon pekl $553.80 wtth 152 winning tick .. • (nve horMI) alGK\'H llAC•. I l/tlS mite. MllCl9mOIMl!t Forti (Veltnluel«) 21.00 1.80 a.ea Nlglli Fire (Ptncay) 4.40 2.ea Nan's Oanoet (Otlah0u111Y81 3.20 Time< 1.44 215. • EXACTA (S-11 pakl 1207.00. IMTM llACI. t 11111 mile. Ohllled ($--111) 4.80 3 40 3 20 Taloe the Fleet (~'f8) 11 20 7.00 Dom °'1tlndo IT•I• ... ) 8 40 Tune. t:4e 4/5 • IXACTA (2-fl pakl SIHOO. Attendanoe: «.807. ayron Neleon CIMMc ( .. '""3i , .... ) Ben Crenthaw. 172.000 7t-te-f7-N 174 Brad Bryant. $35.200 H91 Sutton, 135,200 m Tom Watton. $13.1171 Mark Hayee, S t:f,971 Mike Oonakl. S 13.1171 Gary McCord, 113,1171 Bruoe U.Uk•. l t3,1171 LatY'Y Wedlctne. $13,971 Torti Pvrtzer, I 13,871 m Oevld Edwerel1. $8,480 JOlln Fought. $8,480 Oave 8arf, $8,480 J)an Forsman, $8,480 ~o Flor1, se.480 m Lon Hinkle. se.800 -Petlll Ooel8f?Me, $5,800 Rex Caldwell. '5.800 R'1 Aoy_d, '51.~ OW! P~, S5.~· •1 Joe>J ~·. $-4,840 NICI< fe4do. $-4.840 --~~ Jtm Neiford. 13,840 -Mark Lye, $3, 140 Jim COibert. $3, 140 .. Pat McGowan, $2,880 BJI Callee, SUQO Dave StOClclon. S2,800 Doug Tewell.12,900 Buddy Gardner, '2,880 Bob EM1Wo0d. S2:f JOhn Cook. 12, 180 De.,. Eichelberger. 12, 180 Bruo. Oevlffl, $2, 180 - 7t-70.7o-et 71-411-71-70 8 .. 71-70.10 7a-16-70.72 72-7G4-72 7Cl-89-7M7 71-89-72-ee 89-71-73-70 7 1-70.70.72 72-87·75-70 81-84-811-70 72-72-70. 70 119-11·73·71 73-M-71·71 74-85-72-73 73-70-72-70 11-70-72-12 72-70.71-72 Donnie HfMT1mond, $1,NO 72-157-73-74 . itT Lennie C'-ilt. 11.580 Tom w .. 11cop1, 11.580 Thom .. Gray. l t.&eo Andy 8"n, 11.580 O-ga Cedle. St,580 K9ltfl F111gue, $1,580 s1 .... Melnyll, St.580 Vlc1or Regalado, 11,580 Lindy MMIW. 1 1.560 73-71-72-71 70-73-72-72 70.13-72-72 73-18-74-72 71-158-75-73 72-72-70-73 72-70-72-73 11-17-75-74 73-M-7S-15 L__,,. of Ooft (efA ...... ,T .... ) -0.Vtcenzo-F......,h, $100.000 e3-e7-f7-ft -Burk•Hlllney. 155.000 ., 87~ 8o<09-8arber. 132,000 86 ee llM5 -Slka..Olcltlneon, $28.000 N-14-155-U -er--c-. 123.ooo ........... 7 .... Sllloro-<:ollne, $23,000 87 ............. -SnNd-Jenvwy, $20.000 -18155 81151 Tomton·N:c, $15,333 87-83-N-70 Fleclc-Hawt< • S 15,333 82-N~7 Bolt-W .. , $16.333 85-151-ee.4 7 m Heb«l-HeOert. S 12 .ooo l6-IS8-IS6-IS8 -llttlef·R~, I 11,000 84-7()-87-158 Toalcl-Chln ·H. Sl1,000 8MM7-ISI ml Souehek-Venlun, s 11,000 117..ISfl.ISIS.88 ForO·Berber, $11,000 116-70.1511-18 m H ... Mayer. 1 10..$00 8411188198 =-Nlepor1e, $10,500 ee-1511-70-ll mer-Fnetr.wkl. St0.500 N-81-17·11 Herbert-Hamtl1n. S t0,500 84181 .. ee 174 KrQll.Maxwell, $10,000 171 II&-7 t-7C).158 Werd-Baldtng, 110.000 m ae-11..ea-ee ...oul'lon-Barton 72-70-7()-81 -Bu<tl~UIO. I t0,000 71-72-73-72 ... GvldaH-'~• 110.000 71-74-71-73 .., Aun~d. ~.000 78-72-711-15 Ser-Demart. S 10.000 76-17-ft-71 I --ateur. C"unlcM Crowns toumement ( .. ....., .. ,,..., 0-T-.ntng (Tw.n). o..ld leNI (U.S.) end Kll<uo Are4 (Jepen) _.. 1111 tied a1 2ea ell111 lout 1'8'1Y1ellon rovnda. 0-won Ille 8Uddetl oeetll pteyofl on the MCond hole to COlleCt '5e.800. Women'• toumemeftt (at.--....... 1 .C.) -HOllte Stacey, $28,280 87-71-74-73 -Beth Oanlel, 117.150 73-... 75-88 ., Patty Sheehan. 110,500 73-71·72-71 Jan Stec>l*lton, $10,600 7a-7t-70.73 -Kathy Wllttw«m, $7,000 ee-70.711-79 lt1 Lori Gat~SS,813 73·71-711-72 Arny Aloott, ,1113 72-71-73-75 .. 8•M8":1 8outtll Kath Hhe. '4,725 Sandra Poet, '4,725 Sand<• Spualc:h, M. 725 -Janel Colee, $3,876 Ayako Oii-. $3.875 Lynn ""-, 13,175 -Cllrle Jof!Mon, $2, ... Allee Miiier, $2, ... Alloa Rittman. $2,J88 -Sand<• Heynte.L!2,218 Donna White. 112.2M ~a ven.._.s2.2aa Betsy King, SUM 77-7.4-72..f41 71-7$-74-74 74-74-72-JQ 7$-99-71-72 71-71-75-75 73-73-73-72 73-75-72-73 78-74-72-73 74-74-74-73 75-73-74-73 75-74-70.75 14-611-77-n 77-774-73 73--75-77-71 U.,L ~AC9'1C DM81C* W L T "°'-'°"PA Arizona 4 4 o .500 148 188 LAe ....... 4 5 0 .4« 140 188 o.n-.. 5 0 .4« 138 187 Oaklend 3 5 0 .376 133 124 ATLMmC DM8ION Pht4eclelphla 8 1 0 ·'" 192 83 Boeton 5 4 O .5515 20e 181 New • .., 3 8 0 .333 167 218 WMhlngton 1 8 0 .111 120 227 Cllml.AL ometON ChlCagO 8 3 0 .8157 221 1211 Tampa Bay 8 3 0 .8157 177 178 MlcNgan 5 4• 0 .6541 180 178 81rmllgNwn 4 5 0 .~ 143 117 y ............ .. CNcaQo 38. LAe ....... 17 MlcNgen 28, &oeton 2 4 IMm• tgllem 35, Wllflf*ll!lon ~ .... ,,.,.., 34;0.-29 ,..,.. ..... Artzone at Oelllend. n ........ a- &oeton •t LAe .-,...., n Ml'lgn~ ......... Qel9!11 WMhlngton at ChiceeO 0...-•t PhlledelpNe Tampa a.i.::=lend . ....,. Bl<mlngllam et New~. n Chicago .. bplMe .:17 ...... ..,a-terf ~ 14 10 7 7-38 Loe ~ 0 3 7 7-17 Chl-Rlcktf 11 pa11 from Leodry (Corr• kletll Chi-long 1 tun (Corral kick) Chl-F'G Corral 28 Chl-lllctrer t pell from L•nOry (Corral kick) LA-FG AbbOlt 42 LA-Wiiiiama 53 pue from AamM\I (Abbott klCll) Chl-Sl'lleld• « Interception return 1cr;~~':i'~. 40 P•H lrom Ramaey (Abbott klCll) Cht-Oenn1eon II p ... from u nary (Correl klcll) A-21, 123 ,_, ___ ' Ctll LA. flrtl downl 13 111 R....,__ywcn 34-M 38-98 Puelng ywda 174 208 Refvm ywd9 t 17 12 p-11-23-0 111-33-3 Sacklby ~ ~ ~:......,.. 1-1 2-2 ~~ 7-45 4-20 Time o4 PoeMMlon ~37 ».23 RUStm!::1'~::::-l.on9 9-40, Boetner 1-20. ~ 14-12, Oennleon 1-f, ~ 1-1. Loe Angele9, ll«nM1 t 1-5t. 8oddte l-2t, ~ M . 0..... 1-3. PASSING -Chl~ago , Lenelry 11-23-4-tH . lo.~. Ree 5-8-1-45. ~ 14-211-2-1M. RECEtVlNO -Chicago, Johnson 4-105, Ak:t11114-5a, Wiiia 1-12, Oennleon t-9, Sl*>C* 1-1 . Loe A~. Elll• 8-811, HalnH 8-101. Bod'OI• 3 -10, ~ 1-63, ~t 1-3. Ml88EO F1£LO OOAL.8 -Hone. .................... ...... ..,o..w.. Mloh'Gllfl 7 7 0 14-28 Botton o 10 o 14-24 MICH -Echoll fumble~ In end zone llolcWIC kick) BOS -F.-44 pa. ftom Weltoft (M-lklell) 808 -FO Maznttf SI MICH -Cotlll S pa. from Heb9r1 (8oj0vle kick) MICH -A. Carter 47 pan lrom Hebef1 (lolcWIC Ille*) 808 -SIMll 1 p.-ltom Welton (,,_ i.led) eos -a.. ti p.-from Wllllon (Crume> pa. 1roM Wlflon) MICH -Wllllrlll t Ml (llojCMc klct() A -101171 ................. ""'"""° -Mlatllaan. lacy 111-56, Wllleme 1$-41, c ..... 4-11, ....,.., 5-7 &oe1on. o.-41 7-21. en.me> 11-22. C. Smith t -11, 81Mla 1~. PASSINO -Mlchl11an. Hebert 11·2 9-0-24 7 . Bo1ton, Wallon 371 41MM23. RECEIVING -MtcNten, A. Certer 3.71, Cobb 5·113, Holloway z~t. C. Miiier 2-38, F. McC1alll t-1t. EchOl9 2-14, L.c:y 2·11. 8oeton, ,rena .. 103. Lockelt l •H , C. 8mlll1 4-78. Crump 8-N, Oevta 1-155. St-11-29. MISSED FleLO GOALS -None. alnftlnghem M, WaeNngton S ...... ..,~ 81trnlnghem 7 7 t 4 7-35 WMl!lnglon 0 0 3 0-ll 8lr -Whtl• 1 Ml (Notwood kid!) 8lr -FrecMttdc 44 pa. ll'om LAM (Norwood lllclc) 8lr '-AncMnon 20 peee from LAM ~~) Camel. Where .a man belongs. J 8 mg. "tar". 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Repon DEC. '81. - I Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your. Health. Wu -FG Caetro 47 8lr -LAM 4 run (Nonoood kick) Bir -Gant S run tumble rec:overy lttor-..ood kid!) 11 -12.818 ..................... RUSHING -Btrmlngl'lam. Ouatl9t 11.sa. WH!lerN 3-29. Whff• 13-25, Gant 5-tfl, Tallon 5-111, LMw 4-14. Slolblnlill 2-5. Waal*>gton, J-1~. Taylor t.-24. PASSING -Btrmlngnam, Lant 13-211-2-192-2. Wllll1m• t-0·0·0-0 WHhlngton. Hohen ... 8-14-0 89-0. Giiiiam 11-34-184..0. • RECEIVING -Birmingham. And.,_ 3-57, Frecleric* 2-52. Smltll 2-29; Maeon 2-28, Ta llon 2-24 . Ou••IH 2-4 weia111ng1on. Taylor s-sa. w111 .. s 4-59. Holmee 4-53, Samuele t-30, Herrll 1-15, J-1-13, Oloa9 1-5. M IS S E 0 l't E L 0 0 0 A L S - WuNngton, C&llrO 60. New JerMY M, Den"' 2t ..... bya-tere . New,,.,.., 0 13 14 7-34 Denver 7 •8 0 14-20 Oen-SyOrwY t run (Speelman kick) NJ-Car1hon 2 run (Jecob9 kick) Oen-Ford 75 pen from Gorn (ean.oa P8N ltom Kfl&PC)le) NJ-McCollneughey 2 put from Scott (pa. felled) NJ-John•on 43 tumble recovery (pue llllled) Oen-Ceneda 11 Ml (8peelman kldt) NJ-Walker ea run (Jaool>e kick) Oen-Johnaon t Ml (SpMlman kick) A-7.940 ................. RUSHING -N•w Jereey. Walk•• 211-172, Certhon 11-37, Sco11 1-0. Denver. Sydney 14-55, Canad• 1-31, JOllnaon 4-14, Millet 5-12. ~3-5. PASSING -N•w Jtreey, Scott ?t-2 11 -0-2113. Denve r. Jon1>aon 13-2$-G.138, Q.qttl t-t.0-76. RECEIVING -Hew Jefr.ey, ~a 7-138. Walker 8-55. McConnaugh•Y 4-515. 5'-' .. -t7, •odeky 1-13, Hletlt 1-11, Cenhon 1-5. 0.-. J-2-29. PhH 2-28, Nlzlolek 2-25, Matthew• -+-23, 1'11118< 2-20, ea-de ~.Hrl'ord t-75,M"* t~. '• MISSED FIELD GOALS -New .Jerwy, J-25, 22. •A Peayofh CONnMMCI A ..... ALI ( ... loflewaft) v .. ....,. ........ Portland 108. ~ 115 (Lak .. a INCi -let.3·1~ Phll1Clelph1e 105, N•w Yor~ 102 (Phll...,,,la win• -•. 4..0) MllWavl(M 107. Botrton 99 (Mltwauk .. tead1-1M.3.0). ,_,..a- Boaton •t MllwevkM, n San Antonio et o.n-. n y_.,_•ea-. Portland It Lall-n Trell ..._,. 10I, Lall.,. t5 L09 AltGllLll Ramble 12. Wiik .. 12, AbcM-Jabblll 34. JoMlon 10. Nixon 10, M Cooper 8, Landaberger 8, -5. Mill 0. T:>lela 42-153 11-15 95 "°"1'LUID Nett t3. Tllompeon 17. W. Cooper 10, Pauon 20. Valentine 18, CWT 1&. L-8, .... 1, Norrie 4 T01• 42-ee 23-29 1oe. ..... ..,a-we L.09 ~ 1(1 29 28 111-95 Potttand 31 35 22 20-108 Three-point g ..>al1 -Vetenllna FOUied OV1 -W. Cooper. Aeboun01 -LOI Ang•••• 4 1 (Abdul-J abber Ill. Portland 42 (Natl 10~ AMl&lt -Lot Angelle 2t IJOllnton 8), Portlend 29 (Valenlln• I). Tot•I lo ula -Lot Angelee 211, POtlland 19, T.cMlcal1 - Loe Mg9lee Coach Alllly. A -12.~ ~. .............. ) y ............... Edmonton S, ~ 2 (Edmonton ..... --.3..()~ T-••w'•O-.. Edmon1on at CNcaoo. n Boeton Ill NY ........ n ca l Or1nge Oout DAILY PILOT/Mondi)'. Mly 2, 1983 Labor holiday forceful Workers stage de~onstrations around the world By Th At.0Cla&ed Preu Worker• around the world obaer,ved May Day with demon.wtratlona demanding the rlaht to or1anise unions and pt'01lellta qab•t botlt~ and rllht-winl aovenunenta. Violence erupted in Chile, the Philippines and Poland, where police fired tear gaa, sprayed water cannons and beat protesters with clubs to disperse thousands who marched In suppor t of the banned independent labor union Solidarity. "We want free unions. We'« ant free Poland," marchers sholfted at a demonstration of 40,000 In Gdansk, the birthplace of Soli~ty. An airplane flew over Vatican City w ith a red and white Solidarity banner, and Pope John Paul II gave a Sunday blessing praising labor as the aource of human dignity. In Chile, police c lubbed demonstrators In Santiago who went to a May Day rally in defia.f)ce of the military regime of President Augusto Pinochet. Tvlenty-five of the 200 marchers were reported injured in the demonstration organiz.ed by the National Labor Coordinate, a predominantly Christian Democrat group. A woman farmworker was shot in the leg by an unidentified gunman in an anti-government march of 800 people in Davao City, the Philippines. Police said the gunman was not an officer or a soldier. Left-wing labor groups in El Salvador held their first May Day celebrations in two years and called for negotiations to end the war between leftist guerrillas · and the U.S.-backed government. About 100 people took part in the indoor ceremony. The biggest labor organization in the country, the Popular Democ ratic Unity, boycotted govemment-spon90red May Day a,ctivities, sayirig the government was denying "the fundamental rights of workers." ln W estern Europe and Canada. demonstrations on the International la~r holiday yesterday "featured anti-nuclear themes. In Ottawa, 3,000 people formed a human chain, linking arms and chanting "Jobs, not ·-,, .. r ,,. : i: . \ .. I ~ .:\;~~&.-• . 1 "' ., .......... Sovie t workman adjusts lighting on sign celebrating .May. Day at the Kremlin. bombs." About 3,000 French workers' sho.uted slogans against the government of Soc ialis t President Francois Mitterrand. Tens· of thousands of leftist trade unionists marche4 in Paris, carrying banners calling for hHernatlonal. Jabor solidarity. N:roa town on the Left Bank, about 3,00() m e mbers of independent unio ns and professioqal groups staged an anti-government march, shouting "Mitterrand, resign," ano carrying banners protesting the Socialist government's economic austerity plan. In England, about 100 women and children crawled under a fence at the U.S. air force hue at Greenham Common during an anti-nuclear protest. They held handa, sang and danced before police escorted them to an exit. There were large, peaceful demonstrations in the Soviet Union, Cz.echoelovakia and other Eastern European countries, as well as Japan. T h e s e c o n d S o c i al i •4' International designated May Day as a holiday for radical labor in 1889. It has traditionally been celebrated i n sociaJist and Communist countries or in countries where left-wing labor movements are powerful. Fertile delta spawned • IDUSIC Influential 'Father of Urban Blues' sang from h eart By JAMES LITllE CHICAGO (AP) -The waters 'of Deer Creek. a tributary of the Mmaaippi River, often washed the back p orc h of the sharecropper's house in which Muddy Waters was born. And while the blues carried the man around the globe several times, he never forgot that his roots lay In the fertile delta ' nurtured· by the mightiest of American rivers. Waters, the man who plugged an electric gulta.r into an amplifier, forever changing the course of the blues and charting the beginnings of rock 'n' roll as well, died Saturday of a heart attack. He"aa 88. "When I sing the blues, It comes from the heart.'' he told an where the people were ao 1oUd you couldn't hear anything.': Waters recalled. "So we got the idea of p lugging into the electricity. And the people liked that right away. They'd be dancing and having a good time .•• But despite Chicago's position as the mecca of the 1>1~ wor~ and Wa~· peominence ln'lt, he only eked qut a living through lll08t of the 1950.. He worked at A papft-mill and for a radio pa.rta company, all the while plaYin8 the cm0ky lltVe clube that dOtteO Chicago's impoverished black South -.net Yi~ aides. • The Chea brothers' takeover of the Aristocrat label for which Waters. had been recording, boosted ·hia career, P.OpularizJng i----1nteFViewer aeveral years ago: auch cl.a88lca u "Hoochle Coochie 'Man," "Sail Ori." "r.m a Rolling Stone," "1 Ju.t Want lo Make Love to You" and "Got My Mojo Working." J I J. "From right here in your soul, and if you're singing what you feel, It comes out all over. "It isn't just what you're saying, it poura out of you," he continued. "Sweat running down your face." The aecond son of sharecropper Ollie Morganfield, Waters waa born McKinley Morpnfield on April 4, 1915 in Rolling Fork, Miss., near Deer Creek . Hi.a nick.name ,came from his early days, playing at fish fries and other social gatherings along the creek. All a youngster, he traveled around the black town.a that dotted the delta, storing bits and C!:d, of w~t he heard in hia Few of the musicians who worked the Miallasippi Delta had any formal training or decent lnatrumentl. But they carved a niche for t h emselves by st.retchJ.nc the 12-bar format with ~ lnnoVatlve ~ues aa the 60 freneck ana oent note to produce & aound that would not be fcqotten. The n amea -Son House, Charlie Patton and even the le1endafy Robert Jobmon - wOuldn't mean anythina to moll Americana for niNrly 40 years, not until that trio, alone with Waters, 1alned reco1nltlon durtna a revival of~ folk mualc. One man who llne~ thoH nam. bec:Jc then, folklortll Alan Lomu, •t out In ..-ch of loft Hou1t In UU, boplDI to penuede the ... blumnan '° record for t~t-Llbrary of c:on,r-. But wMn be .... up empty-handed, th• local• Muddy Waters changed the course of blues. directed him to Wat.era, who waa then working on a plantation at nearby Stovall. By 1943, Water• joined the wave of poor Southern blaclu nqrattng northward in hopes of UndlA8" w~ln th._lar1•l lnduatrJalised cities of the Midwest. Within five yean. he put top\hel' the buld that would become the standard •f alnat which all blues wou d be n>eMUred. Over the yean, a conatellation of blues stars moved ii\ and out of hJI band. lta memben Included 1>l •n hu OU• Spann and S unnyl•nd Slim: 1ultarl1U Jimmy Ropt-a and Buddy Guy, and harmonlca player• Little _ waw Jaiaoba, James Cotton..B&a Walter Horton and• Paul llultlrtie)d, ButftMU...w..aprobalm to ov.t aomt. " ' "We were playln• acou1Uc lNtNmtntl ln a lot olUttlt cluba In 1962, the Rolling Stones , rock, 3roup named themaelvH aft.er their hero'• tong, and hia own fortunes were on the riee. Waters roee to national acc1al.m as part of a revival of American folk music .• ~ppearlnt• several times at the Newport, R.I. Juz. Festival and the Ann Arbor; Mlcl'I. Blues and J azz Festival through the 19608. Duri.nl thia period he alto performed at New York's Carnegie Hall. · The blues underwent a revival on college campwiea and acn. England and Europe ln the late 19Cl0a, with white blues-rock guitaNta like Eric Clapton and 6anda like the Rolllna Stolle9, Led Zeppelin and the ~ ardbtrda ttndlna-thelr initial lnlp&ntion ln Waters' mulic. Waters became a fixture on the worldwide pop concert circuit, and he continued lo 'urn out albwna. In the la.at flve yean, Watera' aae farced him to~ what had been • buay and prontable cancert achedule. 8'.at many of hla dlaclplea, notably Guy, Butterfield and Junior Wella, carried on Wa'8'8' tradition. Hit aon,. appeared routinely ln reworUd (onn on rock albums throu1hout the 1970.. "My feelinp towud Muddy t. like 1 father, you know, and my tean have been n.uuUna." lakl Quy, ", , , It maba IDI Md to think there are Cew ~ around lllat Muddy Wt. It 11 people 11kt Junior and I wtab w. could•have that klnd of lnlluence.'' -- 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p · I L 0 . ·y . c L A s s I F I E D~. • 5 6 7 8 .. ClASSIFllD . , CLASSIFIED -:;1H1~1ti"i"~~;:i.., .... •..&._ .... 110 _1 JND£X-for T~~~rough Ulll llU llYfl... I T Pia Saturday publloatlon1: .. • O Ct Your Ad, Cal 5:30 ~.m. the Sirevlo..i1 Flneat Laaioon view from maainlflcent " 642 -5678 dey. for Sun ay and bdrm, 4 bath pool borne. •t.160,000. Monday publlcat1on1: llYllH PUOI llYRJL. REM. ESTATE 12:00 noon Saturday. RT ~~~~~ H11\. t\tU•w l•t...n.I ft.ll•w.,._1n..~t.. (..';,pwtt .. n.t a.. h l*of't.n.6 th I Mill ,.,"._. M,_ l~n .. t .. ...nt t'JT1Wt• t)•~nwn Voalk \ thmun.c""' iiiii-h tlum tt•rbiJiUr lf\olt• •-·~''°·•~•" ...... 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Salt II:' ~--~--...... -~~ 11)11 ...... llt1 II" ===----..;;.;;;,;,;;; :7:. 11111 ..au :;~ +NIL 1 • 100,000 under market Spectacular baytront dplx 2 br, 2 be up; 2 ~r, 2 be dn. 2 boat apaoes. Redut"ed-•1,000,000. PllllllU ... IOUIFlllT Ocean & jetty mwa. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 3700 aq.ft. $1,385,000. Oceanlront. UM ISLE : Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + large rec. ml .. beam oelllnp, fum.ilhed, patioe. $420,000. •• fllllllll UIOI llLL TIP New 4 br, 4'A be, CUit.om French Normandy Estate l.2 prime acre hilltop $1,260,000. 111111111 OIYI UYFIHT Coronado laland CUit. bayfront lot. 85' boat dock. Plans avail. Now $370,000 w/terms. Piii Liii 11111 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, Immaculate condo. On greenbelt. Comm. pool. $125,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR • 1 l h I v" I 1. [) ' .. ' "~ R f-.> l ', t'-J I b 1 11iu.tlt ~'"" l:nH ... U1,.,,h • .., tu bl• M•.v•-d lrt\•lflM' t-'ro••fH ltHIU.>ir1o1I ~•••U\ value. Fabulou9 view ~ --~~~~~--~~~~---~-- Back Bay & City llght1.1--------1-------~ t.. ... u. , ... , S...k• M11htl.• lto.m.• P.irkA M11unw1n o.,..,_, ()rHH~ l*o Uut iif C..'uunt\ Uut ol Sw u- IWn.t'K:a. t"".,rma -.p,opony Tllno~ •&.~ ILL Wonled · RENTALS U1~-,. •\&mW-...<d .llOU II.,.._ UnlurnH/M.-cl lllll .,,...,_.,. ... t\,rru~hu.I nt Uolur-n1~-d 1JOt l' .... ~. t'um l..._.! l'•ff"Mt.1 Uni ~ .. u To'-' nh"'"'"'" I urn '..:)11.. Ttt'-' nhuUjt..., Unf i!~1S l>u~h·x, .. t·~m ~UQ Uupk•lCt"' Unf .l~.l!'t Ap..rlmt•nllt f'um1.1ht<d thtHt Ap.rt.mi-n'-Uni .l700 Ap'" l'unt "' Uni 1llOO Kt•..n1\ Z900 11,._..,, & & ... rd .Wl lt"l4.'\lr. Mul•·b NIM f.iuit,•tlon\4:.,, ~ Sumttlt.,. Hrnw~ l90b v ........ .,, tt.-nwb. '!807 • H.1-nWt• 10 ~twn> il90I • tt. .... wh w .nhd .. ""'9 t: .. ,. .. .t'i"° '"' M..-n• .0.11 tWf•• k."'l..tb lVH Well appointed muter ... llY _. 1u1ta with private 1un---· ..... I.a-a-· • dee*. A llvabla combine--..... tlon of fun I formality. 4 Have llor.-on thla pro- Bdrm, 4 ba, 3 car garage perty -and anJoy mint 9f1 fee land. A 11MI at condition 3 Bdr11L.plu1 1524,900. Call now, family room hOma -cor- 848-7171 ral -barn and tack THE REAL ESTATERS •DE IUIT ........ , .............. 'I j.lve I"~ ixtcrn_J nth. upper apt. Commerclal lhOp, offloe Of retail on lower level plu1 4 car par~llng. Price at $395, 000. associated eo , •!AS A(A, 'OAS ; ; ..,. l o ti o t 1 &t roomll RV 1torage too . Offered at 11ee.soo. Cell 540-1151 • HERITAGE . REALTORS • ....... HOUM, view from llv l'Jn, lncred kitchen, dining area. 3 Bdrm1, •R.•· hrdwd ftrt, 2 lplc'I, '48- cant. ln'"Old Cofone fel Mar. $595,000 . s~.., ~ s ea. U!lilll~t: OOMI!~ lom1al dining, 3 car gar-Realtor•, 1175-eOOO• age, with tennl1 courts. ~~~~~~~~! ~.:c'.~~e~ 111t "'• waji exl1tlng financing and BAYSIDE CONDO. Prllne tc. oi only 1210.000. location on turning b•- 751-3191 11n. Builder'• home Co- iw ... ,.,_ 11o ... 1.i. a10 at 1 WonderlVI Worid l .. ·nnol tlo·n1.o1, hi~ ~~~~~~~~~~otl Shopping, right at tally cut1omlied. ~ glH• door & window•. Cu1tom wall COV9tl"fl , lloof coverlnga and win- dow trMtmenta. 8aytl!:M patio with motorl~d ~ng. All ,_ -~ UPQ.fadH ju1t com~t ad. Naw 811' boat 1ltp. $895,000. FM land. Qall Ca,.thryn Tennlll•. l1"'1u .. t ttt'f'\t..ih .l'Ufi :: y1 S1o•r.ol(" hU llUll your llngert~ avarydl M1 .. 11 ....... 1. '"''~ Dally Pilot 'Claullled ANNOUNCEMENTS 1\lllWlll.ll1'"""''1tt,... ,tl .. l.! t ... 11\t /.# t'tiuo•I ._.,_. •• ,~ ..... 1,. \01~ .,, ,...;t\.11 S.·" .. ,, Ml I 6 S. n..4 ... fCi ln-..1ru.. ttu•l Wttn rr."' l t111M BUSllUS' FNNCIAL Riuwn.-' tu• S-t. '4•11: ·~n..,_...Opp111nutWI~ u11.a &.;._,...-. .. v.-.• nttd t;11e •tn\-t~Lmt nt ()pp,rt"NlM'91 •Ull In\°''''"'"'' W•nh4 ~2 •Muni•\ ,., L,. .... n ~ll.U ••I•""'• Wan1f'd 1\126 Mo .. IJt•lltt' TU ' Hl.!K ~ EWLOYMENT llt11•W"n""t '111'11 •;,.., w .. n l<<d .. u. AllMALS ~~$ ~10 ~~ ~ ¥1$TIS Ad1. To place your ad, lrvlne Terrace -Enjo~ call 642-5678 and let • glorl0t.r1 vi.-of N--Claultled Ad-Visor help port bay & tha Pacific you. from thl1 luxurlou1 3 Bdrm axacutlve homa. Comptete with epartcNng pool & euperb dee* .,.._ ANUmable terma. plu• .... ......_ oftared. A mu•t to -at $99, 000. 848-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS 1111MWID Pool. 9P8, family rm and mora ... don't wait on thll uceptlonal valUe: Only I 131,860. cal 979-5370. \ f ~·I I. I 11 /:'If " .. CAU FOR I MILLION DOUARI PROPERTIES Wm. Cote, Bkr. 75~9100 • GEORGE ELKINS CO $.ii •hi• fut with o.i1y Pilot Wanl Adi. : Have some1't1ng to Mb? CIUlllled Ilda do It ~I. To place your --oa before 11\e -reading publlc, : phone • Dally PllOI Classified. 642-5678• • )m ~~-__;~---'-~! ,. ,,UCHAM>ISE An\~' At>tJoh"'"'"._ Aui.1 .. .n11, 81d.c M..lh<tl .. ~ (~.,,_.,....__ Q t.._.uJprt•<i'\t Cun,1J»Uh"" rf"-'l' lU "'"" t'urni1un· l;16r<&I\' Swll.,. lto,.wihokJ (~••'' J, .. "'''lr' rtt,,.ho"f" M,..,,11 •• n.•"'" M•• """'mod M~•l l~trumit:q &.Mf•v ··W1\llW\ I.I .. ~tu•"'1"'"\ Yw ........ l>fJ(.-tr\lo SJ»lf"ttflt( "··~· ... TV ~1 ... Sl•H•• BOATS t. 'h.1n1 t Kt-n\ e,_. ... 'f .. t ..... ,._., ;;.,,. s,,.,'(f Ski M;.eru~'" fAf".UP M.oet.nt S.n_._,. $h~~ ll••"-' ~~;;r.:~ l••••u•lll•t SJ111 ... 1nl-. \ll,1 tt .. u ...... A..-h ,\u-,un t\~I" \-It,.. tt l\11...utt I \ 1 .... ,n ... •n •• tf "' . "'' Uuh1t.. l)'UIU J ~llC\' If J ... H._'t'\ t....rt••••on• c. ..... Lo•U:""2. A tU M1&"4.lh•.J\1 MU 11,.,, t•lmun .~ ........ .......... M•"'NIVlt 11.~ .. 11u-o .. Ktft.-t.., :;...., :<vtwv NHO -.(Ill "'" "411~ .... .. . "" l!()ll "!'~) Iii Oil Iii•~ lilll b110 OJl8 •J1' OH ta.Ill ... Under VA terms. ~ 1harp •Ingle lamlly 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. CloM to tenn11, 1wlmmlng and clybhe>uH. Now only 1123,500. ~ now, call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS To Place rour "Pall R"ull" S«vlce DlredOf"Y lld .... Call Now , .... ,, . ., MIU AfSIOfNllAI AfAI fSIAIF S(AVtCES llnlllT lll'UI ....... Excellent Balboa location with dock, sandy beach & walking distance to shops. Each unit has 2 Bedrooms, FP + Dining room. Upper has large sun deck & both have ~t Harbor & night light view. · IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 I ( .. ·- . " ' I • I t I I I ( /.Jn 'ill.l l llAll £ ¥ 1'. AS5Ul IA! ('1 The scars_of an abused child I can stay with us all his 1.ife. In .inv"' ~)' you crn lh1nJ. of the cdh:t~ ol l hold ahusc: arc di-va.~alfng l:.ach )CM, cwt•r om: m1U1on Amcr1co1n childr~ ~ulTcr ITom ~llolJahux Over 2.000 of tho'C' abused <:hlldrm d lt" And. for man) ot 1 ~ who llH~ I.he dfccts of an abu~lvc childhood may onllut"nCe their cntrre lovts And uur5 Many tt"enagc drug addlct.S and tttruge pr~ltut~ rq>on being abuKd chlldrt"n So do tuvcnUr dc:hnqucn~ and adull criminals BccauK we pay to r~pond to those problems. we arc all the vletiml of chlld abu~ ''ct child abu~ catt and must be prt"ventcd The National Commltt« for Prevention o< Child Abuk Is a private. charitable orpnir.atlon that know~ how to prevent chlld ~buk But we nttd your help to Oo It We need money. we nttd more volunteers, Send us your c:hcdt today. or write for our boolckt. Arn:!. remember, lh1e don't .i1 Slar1 ~m~rc. WC Wot,·, ,Cl anyv.rt>crc _:t::._.......,c,. tn.tw "'llr. ,, .............. llelpusptto · die heart of Che plOblem. - TERRIFIC. lnllde IOcatlon. 3 bdrm, 2 be.. Ion'* model home In CulYwdale. Beautlfully decorated -hlghly up- greded 2 doorl from the J*I<. $154,500 ~lsor ·Realty 651-1177 . . .... \ .. R!lsor ·1(9alty 651-U7 7 Orange COM1 DAILY PILOT/MondJry, May 2. 1983 Cl ~ HOIOSCOPI BY SIDNEY OMARA ... 'hlet4ay May I Aafzs (March 21-Arrn 19): EmphHlze communka tlon, 1pecla a pptarancea and wU1lngne9t to exprem view. In for\briah\, dynamlc, humorous manner. Foeu1 on friends, liopea. wlthee and pcmibillties of a aucx:emful buld.nMt or care.r maneuver. Gemtnt, Sactttartua native. play key rote.. TAURUS (Aprll 20·May 20): Qualltle1 of determination aurse to forefront and .. a11ure ultimate 1uccea. Spotlight on presUge, honor, pert.iclpation In conunuruty project or meaningful political activity. AqUariut, Leo and another Taurua figure j>romlnently. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Be ready for change, travel, variety and written re.pome to unusual request. Long-range project comet lnto focus, you'll know In which direcUon to go and Urning will be sharpened. Virgo, Sagittarius natives play lley roles. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be recepUve, diplomatic and realize that some persona who previously appeared lhy are now l'Ndy to become enthusiastic supporters. Flnandal 1tatua of one cloee to you will be clarlfiect -include buGneaa amociate or mate. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): It ia nece.ury to be subtle -means maintain low profile. Permit others, including partner or mate, to expre99 views and to initiate policies. Your role now ii that of keen, shrewd observer. Leave direct confrontations to others. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll have more responsibility, you'll experience added pressure and you'll, have chance for increaalng auocea1 potential. Relationship will inte nsify -:--accent on emplo~nt, health, ability to finiah projtoct. whkh had been long delayed. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Study Vlrgo message for valuable hint. Creative abillUes enable you to overcome obstacles. Task will be completed, roadblock to progress will be removed. Romance figures prominently and you'll be atlmulated by knowledge that love will no longer be a stranger. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Element of sW-prise works in your favor. Transaction that appeared to be headed for a long delay suddenly comes to fruition. Highlight independence, originality and daring. Leo, Aquarius and another ScolJ>io figure prominently. -SAGITTARlUS (Nov. 2'2-Dec. 21): F ollow through on hunch -cycle ia such that you'll be at r ight place at crucial moment. Make penonal appearances, state views in graphic manner. Weal' bright colon, exude optimiam and help restore confidence of loved one. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasia on payments, ollectious and chance to travel. Social activity accelerates, you make valuable oontacta and financial picture is brighter than might have been anticipated. Gemini, Sagittarius ~rsons play important roles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): What seems a setback is merely a temporary delay. You have chance now to get second wind, to plan ahead, to make contacts with those who share your basic concerns. Scorpio and anothe r Aquarian play paramount roles. ' PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Written material aids in overcoming fears, doubts. Intuitive intellect rserves as reliabfe guide. A dream, if properly interpreted, can provide valuable insights reganung character and potential. Dilemma will be re90lveCl in a flash .• \ . I I ~ I Jj t t' ll ·~ I ~I j I ,, I . ce Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, May 2, 1983 .. l!i!!llD.l!•L.V!al~.--l!ll!!:!!!W!.!!1. __ ltalala •• lfaan IHI 1u11•• ltatah Ille I i a. ~...,..,..11;.;.1..,.,___..= !1!1 W•atM 1100 ''"111!!~!!!!~.ll!I Prot. mlt;""mate wet1te<1 •177& t.tP· 22e& '' lndu· 1!i~111 1•1 •1111 llfP .... LIPlll••11 ............... __ ..__..-..~i-there 2 bd1m 11~ .. In tlrlel on1ce, 111ohRe· •aalal I --.. North Legune I 8'., t yr Cofone dl4 Mlt, 00.. to dOndo OlraM tT U!lt• NO .,eaperlenc• n•CH• to 15.12/hr. H8-0311 ~r Plu• Oen rj(,~do 2 B• I••••· t•UOt mo, llvH ~~II Qule\ non·•mkr. lllf'on BMotl' "4i· 83• lulantn eary. E.Kclllng car..,. op-1.-oa-n_P_rOC41U--1n-0----i TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE mlC::o~·~~c:~ f::r:':: .,.4_0_J_-4_M_I _____ Wll + '>\ Utl, 7to-ta5T 120()..1800 tq.'ft.. Waat ,;. fll ltlt ff,11 po".:U:'~;,, Olreotory. Prullglout Bank In 1trHm1, w11etfall, pool WE LODI vine., ... lridda olflCM, Jenhorl•I lu•lnt .. tor 1·312·888-4347 !ante Ane/Cott• M••• tu• Jac:uul. 17711/mo. ltat from 1640 mo,. Tom, UIH, Minion Vltjo. Ext. C.t633 art• It look&ng for v,,1 &·3tt5 NO FEEi Apl & Condo FDR YDll 11111•8921 llO,OOO grou lncom•·c --U-S-TO_D_l_A_N_w_ .. -11---.tl-d-.-.1 r~:n ·;:~o;:.~v:r~"!7~~ ACROSS 2 Br. TrHevel 2 Ba. Con-rental• VIII• Aenta11. I /I &LATE~ lnduetrlal Perk. Growing laet. 761-3031 Regent'• Poln1. ReJlre· 1.2 .,, ecperlenc:e. Full 1 Malay do, 2 oar garage wt 675.4912 Broker. tllt n•••ft1 FIV. 1'2, 18t elf 800 Retiring rrom wholeHI• mint Faclllty In lrvlne. Time' Poaltlon. Xlnl S•· dagger openar, micro, lrplc, l111•1tt4 amp1, eprklr1. 11282 Mt. bualnn1. 175,000 buy• Call: 851-1856 9 AM to 4 lary and Bonua. Imm•· IAk11, atruma, waterfall, wtml HITW # 1 In Or1nge Co. Wynne Cr Ownr (805) 111, equip plua. Good In• PM Mon·Frl dlete O~lnge. Call ror 5 Roguish pool p l ua 1.-cunl 3&4Br.C1oee 1ow1111, .. 11bllehed f2y .. rel 8(8-41707 com• 6 •xpane1ot1 A 1 t A"EA 9Peraona l 'T&O/mo. 546-3115 turn 6 unlurn, re11on• Photoa taken/Aef'a chl<d Term• 988-8t87 late Srtlt•a Oltrk 1 ~:~ nT~:;'~·OAAAY-non_ able, ell arnenltlu. 8 Mo. Guatnld Service lttflll ZJZI JstlaHI Full/time. S969·$10&7 1 SERVICES, 14 Sc"lsm t Br, 1'400/mo Crpu, Broker 675-4912. • Credlta • Eve Wltn"' --month. Benelll•, Apply 714_937•3058 '' dr1.,.•. relrlg, range. liir.;ii:i:Wiiii;r:t:;::;iiiiiiii New1, Time Magazine, 1500 tq It of 11orage OJprtHitlt1 4014 by Mey Srd: Capistrano 1---------1 15 Golt shout 64&.0341 alt 1:30 pm KNX R•dlo. •PK• 1vall. 26• pet aft. -• Unllled School Olttrlct, *Ltll Prtotlltf* 16 USSR f'lero 2 Br. 57 1 w. Joann St. up Newport Oto 832-4134 ITlllAll llLY Be your own boll & hl4p 32972 Celle P1rl1cto, )(Int aelary plu• cor11m1e-17 Not resolved or down. No peu. 'Aolttoall Localed near 17th St & aaveyourcommunltyw/ SenJuanCap.496-1215 elon. minimum "Jeara COUNTRY CLUB I.I ING pure Wllllr. Be a dlttrl· E ' 19 Tacked on 1480/mo, Sierra Mgmt IN NEWPORT BEACH whO are relocatlng. Superior Ave. In Costa bu tor part-time tor OE, exper, l•t & 2n TO 641·1324 Singles 1 & 2 Bdrm Tualln Otc 832-4134 Mesa. 890 w. 17th St, S.O.S. Water purification -1-1-11-111-T-11-1-ll-U-1--1 Nwpt Bch. 851-0444. 20 Male animal Apartments & Townhou· HouMmlte wanted, male CM. 645-681 t 1y11am1. For further de-Ill l-lllll 1------..,,....--i 21 Supernatural aes. Soma aro olegantly 20-25, ma1ler bdrm A Ulll• cell Loul .. or Dave n; LOAN REP'S 23 Foursom6 lle81i8"8 furnished. beth Newport Beech, •lac. leatala 2925 alt 8PM. 8'40·8709 PIT, FIT, XLNT Commls_ 25 Harmony IPAITllllTI On J:~~!9~d. at 1250+'.li. 54&-43o7 Auditor lum, 181ts 250. AMS OIL Synthetic Lubrl-~~:~o~" c~r ~:t ::~~ A~~:·c~~~! • ~~:!r 26 Heroic Beautifully landscaped San Joaquin Hiiis Rd. Chrl1llen rem, 20'a nda Full A.V. Westminster cants wilt help you &UP· starter "1111 train repsl High Commlaelon poem garden apte. Pool & spa, i•• llOO ahr ultra.3 BA TH nr bch, Mall. 891-0026 12·6pm. plement your lnoome. 8'40-5249 paid on e'llch cloalng. 28 Quiver Patios/deck•. No pets. ••· CM . n /sml<r. S300. 8'42-4293 1---------Baclwllor $420 EASTBLUFF spacious 1 8'42-2897 0e1111ery Darryl, 1-895-1011 32 Lombardo's 1 Bdrm. S500 br patio view pool I l W ff 2909 A NHIJ It L•H 4024 Master, 234 Fisher, CM. __ A_u_o_u_s_r_c_A_P_l_TA_L __ , milieu 131 E. 18th. 646-6816 ss'95 m~ No' pe\s: tall I Ht DDODDctatDll s2s.ooo to S50o,ooo ~u111~~:u.f,f~~,ci~~~ LIT PElllOI IEEIEI 37 Male bird Bachelo,---5420 8'44-4767 Prof. mat. Male strgl. non Aaatuctatall 3002 2nds. FHI approval & pm, Mon-Fri. Start at for 7-1 1 Rent A Car. 38 Fermented 1 Bdrm $495 Quiet 2 Br, 1 Ba, pool, oar.,. ~:k:;,~~~ sr~~:~~~~~~ SCRAM LETS ~;edl~~r:5~d9~~5D~ua~ $3.75 an hr. OMV rea-":'/(~h ~~~t~11;a~sp~~y drink 161 E. 18th 642-0856 petlo. No pets. Nwpt house or aondo w / • Bullay; Bkr. dout mandatory. 650·1180. 39 Laugh HS500gu. 16 6°1 5 7 1 3 5 5 1 5h St . tennis, pool. Jacuzzi, etc. N W ff 4026 Driver, Parl·tlme days. --------,-1 41 Footlike part 1 Bdrm. S495 Imo. 4 -with prof. Female 25-35 ANSWERS Htf HI some eves. Size 5, 7, or llHAHlll IEEIEI 42 Oozes 2250 Vangua'd VERSAILLES non smkr. Hunt. Harbour Owner desires $300 000 9 . App I y at AL AM 0 Earn $450 to S800 per 540-9626 VILLA BALBOA to Laguna Beach. Call Ravine -Hance loan tor 5 yrs at 12%. RENT A CAA, 4545 Ma. week 11 you tiave a sta. 45 Vaguest s Cst Plza ar~a. 2Br, lba, CONDOS 631-'4960 Wolfgang 10 e.m. to 5 CllmPbENgf~oar secured by tat T.O. on oArthur. N.B. wagon or van and enjoy 48 Calm ale, pool, sec. gates, no p.m. a\ (71'4) 636-5790. Computer technology prime Laguna Comm/ llllYH ~~~~l~r .wl~h0~i:;:~:~er:1 50 Bird pets. S5501mo. 968-3652 IOW llEITlll . 36 year old mate attorney problem: How can I learn Aeslden11al bulldlng Must have small cer or 548-7058 btwn 11AM' & 51 Rajas' wives 2 Br 1 Ba. apt. $550. Se-Beeutllol penthouse 2 wants to share rental on computers when I have a w 0 r 1 h $ 8 O O ' O O O · motorcycle Full or part 3PM week days. 54 Certify corlty dep. S2SO. Stove. bdrm, 2 be condo. 2 Balboa ISiand or Penln-PENCIL mind? 494-4631 time. For immediate 58 Threads cpts/drps, In dry rm, story club house, spa. sule. 545-6591 II rt TD ' 4021 work MARKETING & TRAINING pool. 648-7237 • Guatd gates. $975. Adult ADULT FAMILY OF 3 Ltlt • fts.. 3004 I IAltl, ' 'I Call; 645-0366 Co. needs a person with 62 A Muse 3 br, 1'h ba twnhse, gar, complex. 998-6211 o~ needs 3 br, 2 ba rental. 1,1, UmEI Experienced Rental Car ~:a~~~g:t:in:~g,e~~~:r~ 63 Abscond pvi patio, lrplc. Avail. 213-424-4211· Xlnl rals, 533-3043 eves; ltr11qt Ot, lao, person needed to write 1aJnment or sales. Must $625/mo. 675-4166 891-3286 days. FOUND ADS Speclall'ilng In 1st & 2nd convects. 7-11 Rent a have eve's free. ---------1CdM ~Br 2ba nr beech. TO'aslnce 1949 Car. 650·1180 (714) 891 0026 1 TAl-PLEX, downstairs 3 lrplc, O/w, Ger dlsp. gar Established famlly would Robt. Sattler NH/CM -e ter -br. 2 be, trplc. gat, lge S700 760-8086 ll~e to rent 3 Br. house or ARE FREE A.E. Broker Bd Realtors •FASHION COUNSELOR 12pm. yard. Nr schools & fwy. • Duplex on Balboa Penln-642-2171 545-0811 $12/hr, PIT, Ladles Ap-IEllOlL AISllTAIT $700. 642·5569 $875 mo. 2Br, 2Be Con.do eula. $1000/mo. or less. parel Business B 0 ---------1 bayvlew. 2 car elec gar-675·2190. Call WIDOW HAS $$$ ror 73t-'43'47 Newport each phthal· Lrg 2 Br, newly painted, age, wshr/dryr hook-up. : . T O's s 10 000 P No mologlsl desires a medl- crp/drps. $'495/mo. No pets. 142-1171 ore<lll.checil, no ~elty. FLIGHT DIRECTORS cal al!Slstant. EJ<perlence 832-1166 423 Essl Bay WUTEI 4·1 11111 Call Denison Aasoc. needed, muat be wllllng preferred. Call Mon.-Frl; $'415, 1 Br, relrlge, stove, T S L Man age men t ra~lly hom~, ~-3 b~th, 673-7311 IO fly, needed to market 9-4, 631.4780, patio. clean. no pets. 6'42-1603 ermealyLar~dlorde ~a1i{v ne LOST: Blk Lab' dog, 1 yr "nd TD's from $5,000 to nbew plat neH ciGub.PTryalnlng Models, auditions held 731-C W. 18th. 673-7787 a · r -ng -' Y pro · 1 H A ' ask May 4, Wed at 6 pm at IAYFIOIT , must find new home! old. vie Old CdM Sat. $50.000 high yleld se· I o r M r . f I em Ing , Tltlanys, NB, 3rd floor, *MESA VERDE 2 Br, 1 Ba. upper, newfy decor. $495. Chlld ok, no pets. 833-897'4 2/0en waterfront apt 559-536'4 Reward. 975-0578 cured by slngle lamlly 714-662-2003 must be over 21. now avail. Beaut iful IEWAll f L t homes In San Bernar- grounds. sandy beach, Semi-retired Univ. proles-. 1 tr ti dlno. Prln only. Call FLIFF I FOLi ltttl Dtak'Cltrk boat sllp avall. No pets. sor & wlle seek 1st class Silky Terrier. male 5 lbs. Dennis (7 141 886-9828 M a t u re Person . NI I II BEST WES "Buck" blk/tan color -1..t FI a 6 g 11 Sil I. • E/slde studio house~ Tge 760..()9~9 moatly furn. ha•/ apt, Wearing' Colorado-tags:.. oo-1 -' · 7am·lPm. Apply.bet. II.& 'f-E-A-N A·L I 8 AB A · • yard, utlls pd, very prl-II"' CAIYOI Balboa are&. Dec. '83 Mon April 251 h vie noon, Mon. thru Fri, at 645-7700 $39()/ .... 5 8453 • thru Mar '8'4 Aeplys to· H b /Ad ·c ·· EaiJoyaeat Payless Cleaners. 306 ----------• 64 Hawaii O~Ort' 2 wda 66 German city 67 UK river 68 Spanish artist 69 Checks 70 TV program 71 Alder DOWN 1 Bread part 2 Annuity: Fr. 3 Map part 4 Guided 5 Rearward 6 Bagel 7 Grovel 8 Fence 9 Peeked 10 Alberta city· 2 wds. 11 Time - llall 12 Rank 13 Amos 'n - 18 Bunkers 22 Graze 24 M orse units 27 Courage 29 -measure 30 Augments 3 1 Pause _V!le _mo.v .. - 3 Br, Apt wlth.-aeplng Wootton: 404 Clnd8fella._ ar or ems. m . Old Newport Blvd, N.B. .. Need.Animal .LOJ<ers "!.' 1- Eastslde 2 Bdrm 1 bath, view ol golf course, all or, Cleremont. c"" 548-4153 & 851·'11698· fttlJ W1slH 5100 F 1 led 1 led room to care for vaca- pool, laundry • .a.dult ~menltles lncldng, 2 car 91711. FOUND: Male Malamute ••-••flA• 1 ••y ~:n;ayou' I~!~;: & 'm""a~ llonll')O ownel'S pet a. ~...+--+---t---t~- comple'll.$450, 833-7890 garage 1":!-~ay. Im-bll</slllf1lr. Male Sh'8• --!"-na ement, B41>..t:0mmls-984-9226 or 6'46-1?~7 med occupancy. No Gar11t1·lor leat 2912 pherd blk/tan , no tell, E-t..pr d, part time. Nd. 1110~5,.g rapid ai;lvance-i--N-E_E_O_EXT--R-,._-C-A_S_H_?_ Eastslde 1 Br. apt. '4-plex. pets,-M+-0609 SSS. Sln11le gar. ·Sale & Female-Lab Mix, ·gold, -HanapO.f..lelion · C.ll ments. Call Biii 551.-276'4 Company rieeds people garage. $400/l)lO. 1st & 1..UXURY 2 BR 2be, gar. nr secure. 731 E. 18th St, Male Samoyed white, w Seams Easy. 559-9093 alt $ or Aon 855·6933 to work lrom home. Start last req. 645-4260 alt b!!ach. $8()()/lse. 5119 Costa Mesa, 673-7787 cBhok~bl~hsa ... i_n .h Mdal~ Assistant to Purchasing 9:30 to 1 pm lmmed. $300 per wk.+ sun River Ave. 760·2643 or • rown " • ...,p er w Agent. Good with numb-· possible. Call lor St6.95 . 548-3386 M thru Fri. Olhct l1sl1la 2914 blue collar & leash. Male ers, some Receiving ex-Full or part time, couples digest. 1-312-931-798'4 LUXUD'Y CONDO 1617 W 1 llff NB 278 Btk/brown Terrier mix. parlence helpful or wlll and Individuals tor busl· ext. H2239, n. Nr. Hoag Hospltal. Light & 3SO:s c 11· 2 435 Also found numerous train. 40 hrs/wk. Hours ness ot your own, train-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Walk to S. Cat Plaza airy. 2 Bd ~ba. din rm, ~o Sultab~ior'm8dlce~~; kittens. Newport Beach and days negotiable. Call Ing provided for great ltw Pu .. lloitltl Flreplace,elegantFrench leund hkup. 1575, dental.A ent541-5032 Anlmal Shelter. 125 Donna, Suri and Sand opportu~lty. For appt • Windows. A/C In home 642-6629 O Mesa Dr .. Costa Mesa, Hotel, 494_8460 ~-841·4628 ]'lee<la Prolesstonals security 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Clean 2 Br lrg kit New-Prime. i;Quntaln Valley of-Ce. 64'4-3658 F_l_l_L_T-ll-E--,-1-,--lor di splay advertising · • ' · • ' flee 864 sq 11 10529 Au·Palr glrl needed lo sales Also openings In also Includes private club port Heights. $500. 2421 s I a I er ( DI ck ) Found half grown Sett.er care for 2 young chlldr-PlllT·TlllE Wllll management. BATUROAY'8 PUZZLE IOLVl!D 0 PRE S T 32 Singer 49 Compass 33 Ant. of point aweather 52-01 early 34' Poverty Peruvians 35 Eur. 53 Cask part language 55 Fervent 36 Enticed 56 Long look 40 Scarlett's 57 Rich cake home 58 Bases 43 Redan 59 German 44 Flower gtrl's name parts 60 Defeat 46 Gives out 61 Precipitation 47 Safeguarded: 65 Printer's 2 wds. measures ' . ·- ., . .. with tennis courts. pools, E 16th St. 645-5109 ' 7141986•1134 or Golden Retriever, en. CdM. 759-8000 1 1 11 b 675-8690 SlOO jacuul, sallnas, beaull-· male roaming In mus-opportun 1 es ava 8 le l~~~~~~~~~iBllJ W1alH lufly deeorated clubhOU• Watertront 2 Br 1 Ba. w/ IEWNIT OEITEI lard area off 16th. St. al Babysllter/hoosekeaper, with the Los Angeles 1: ............................ .._ _____ 1----------1=.;&....-.o=--------- 98 and much more. $750 every xtra. quler. private. Dover behind Lutheran live-In. Mature woman Times Circulation De· ·l•rst htlllHCI PhOne aelu IHt,Htal1t/TJJlsf SaHll Includes -most ullls tc>o. nr beaoh, slip avail. Full Service Suites Church. Shy-dog runs over 36 for 2 yr old. 6 partmerit lo our door:to-CNA's & NA "eeded all llllT WHI tO key helpful, not ne-OllUTIYI OAIHI 549-3421. 3641 Bear St. s945tmo. 573-5335. SS CIT OllTI SS from Anlmal Control days per week. S500 P8f door newspaper sales shllts Apply Mon thw PIT avenlno work for oesury. boating know-Own hrs, $$$ selllng (between Sunflower & 642-9666 $575, Furn/unlurn people. 6'46-2085 mo. Englllih or Chinese. program. Guaranteed Fri. 9AM to 3PM. New-people ~ho like to talk ledge helpful. Salary cpta, dtpa, ate .. to MacArthur). Versellles 1 br View ot All YOU need for one 831-9218 hourly wage plus com-port Conv. Center. 1555 on the phone. Earn S4.00 commensurate wt1h exp· neighbors & friends. PT/ p 1 • l\Jbh Monthly Feel Lost: Vlzsla tan pointer, mllsion. Hours: 9 AM-2 S 1 A N B s8 00 h h 1 1 67 .. 7272 FT E/Slde, lge bright 2 BA. ocean. 00 · c se neut. M, 16th & Tustin, Banking PM, or 4 PM -9 PM. uper or ve, • to · per ' epng er • ..,.. 1'h ba, fplc, porch, $575 $625· Sandy 642-6149 S'40-5'470 CM. Reward. 631-2049 FILL TllE TELLER Training Is provided. Po-646-77.64 us promote our lltarary 1_A_es_t_a_,_ur_e_n_t -----i (714) IH-7111 mo. Avsll now. 6'40-0997 ... ca...... 2776 •IELllE OFFICES• , 1 3012 Excellent Opportunity for tentlallo BBrn $300 plus Office/lull time, experl· progra·-~=2111 MEAT s LI c EA and SALESPERSON OPEN SUNDAY 1 B 395 2 B 475 t MO FREE RENT llHal I experienced person In an per week. For an inter· enee I" office proce-PORTION CONTROL Must be neat, clean & Ets1'11e 1 br smell but r '· :525 · Y ~· SP 1· 1 roem to 7 rooms. Adj, SPIRITUAL READINGS attractive Savings & v I e w, Ce 11 ( 7 1 4) dures Call 871·5720. Ask ftr Ir C11tt1 person to operate Ho-knowledgeable ol bicycle cozy w/lo'ts 01 net urn h ·b ear,r 0~ · Alrporter Inn & Frwys, No Advice In all matters Loan. Im. mediate open-957-2381, e>1t 1204 OlllEll IEP••T1EIT -ltlCTIOI I bert Slloer. Exper. pral'd, perts, components & ao-. · 30 E 20 s · "' ~ac · us. 0 pe s. lease required. love, marriage & busl-Ing otters varied duties "" .-11 but will train, 9:30 ).M lo cesaorles. Prefer eJ(pe--wood. 1 ' th I. 498~\1277 Call A'• 833-3223 C O ' GARMENT MANUFAC-3 positions available No Sill SOllElllll 6 P", "on-Thur. 6 .... #7. $385. 851·9523 m nesa. Also counseling. all Linda acus, TUAEA needs exper ' m ,.. """ rlenced salesperson Be . D , • 27.~ .... , 2900 Airport area-Exec. 1815So.EICemlnoAeal, 754-1801 E.O.E. operators 831·2630 6~~epr::iny~u~:a~~.·x~;rT Packing, HMdllng, and ;~l~~o~~ni:~·PA~~;~ part of tile totest grow-au taal -. Suites from 22s-450 sf San Clem. 492-7296 Orange Coas1 Savina ' silk screening hoalery. Ing bicycle buslnen In 1 bdrm, private patio, all IDUlll IOTtL $1 par SQ It/Many Klrae . 1700 Aifams -C.M. Hair cfr.e59lng, 11sslstan1, ~~~~!iei:n,aGf~:'s8~~1 Fu II TI me. En 0 11 ah PM. Lori's t<ttcl'len, 3077 Orange County. Llberel utlls pd. Close 10 beach. Wkly rentals now avall. Call SS7-70l0 CIRCUS DJ BANKING must be licensed. Ideal speaking pref. CRYSTAL S. Harbor Bl., (Harbor at wages & Insurance avall- $385. 861-61'42 $105 & up, Color .TV. GROWING NEW INOE-working situation tor PAIT /T'llE EVIi l·I CREATIONS. 631-541'4 Carriage Or.) S.A. Ible. Apply In person: -----,-.----1 Phones In room. 227'4 •DIOfTIVE 11m1. lllSSIGE PENDENT BANK Is malure Ind ividual In Wanted adults over 22 Restaurant 2146 N-ponBlvd,C.M. BHI. lt1cli 2740 ~9:7~~; 1 Blvd • CM · WI~ M~ FREE RE~T 719 NO, HARBOR BLVD. -king to 1111 the lollow-~o.~~~. w~!10 e~t~~lls~:~ who enjoy working with Oalr:il~t·~~~~:aper C!J Er I ~G servl1ce SEAMSTRESS. exper, °:'u;~ p~ol~l~e ~'r~-'~~~ 4 Br. F.V. ~ear 405 fwy & tun' 1e':v1~1 ~,;:',, e::.8p •• L.LEHS~ ~~N~~~'~c:,;•e T~~r;R _4_9_4_-9_7_29_fo_r_1_n_te_rv_1 ___ , ~~o':,~ed~~~~:b.:.e~ dealer In Irvine area. ~ork!rs~S4 ~P:.••F~tt g~~f~;iTf~~'.m,~.r ~!ii , ' dawshr. 1'A miles blach. shopping. Kit prlv. your overhead low & • • with comm'I loan know-Hair styllsl. Interviewing positive motlvalor Stllt1 ~~~~~n!Oa hs'::er~: time. S AM-1.30 PM lolt HB aree Call tor No pets. $500/mo. $240/mo. 96.-.38'44 profeaslonal Image high. l•t1 11 Hff te 4A11 ledge. LOAN SECRE-for a I-Mleet openings at $75 per week. Call Lori's l<ltchen. 3077 appi. 714/89&-243'4 536-8362. 881 Dover Dr. Suite 1'4. 1 IAYS l WEEI T AAY. EXPERIENCE at &1Ccluslve salon. II you 2-Spm, 846-7021 (aek ror kend mornings. Must Harbor BI v d S A · 1---------_________ 14 Bdrm, 2 ba house. Newport Besch . A.ITAACTIVE TELLER. Call Debbie or groas $500 or more per _Sharron). havedependable vehlcle, 979-0747 Secretarlal DELAWARE PINES Wesher/drye·r, kitchen 631-3651. B b f t weel< we can show"""'' · prefer llght truck 'wl ---------; Aec.ptlonlst, llllng, some 1240/ 120 d MASSUSSES a r a r a 0 r 8 P P ' ,~ p••T TIIE •HES camper shell. Only neat, Restaurant 1 Br. $475/mo. Cet.~~. 646-83m8o6. ep. HLIU IFFIOE Simi 714-841-8500 Nat1on11 how to mal<e a lot more --Attractive, energetic typing tor realty deve-2 Br. $600/mo. ... TO SERVE YOU. Bank of Southam Call!, Call 645-5370 . Supplement your tncome responsible persons people needed. Door lopment In NB, 673-3777 Frplc, pool, ga.r, Room tor rent. In '3 bdrm Bayfttrontlbl lldg. 7$001·215,007 *"" IATI 3951 So. Plaza Dr. Santa HANDYMAN In by dolno lnte~estll')g Pn=. $~~~.h~~~~aag~~ people, lood service, • 'i private patio. house In C.M. $235 plus sq ava rom . • talepho™' sales work on II I b * IEO•n&llY *. No pets. 842.8807 dep. ~0_9481 BASEMENT $1.00 sq It. LA AGES r & M 0 ST Beautk:len Laguna Beach behall of National Com-Catt btwn 9:30-10:30AM cock ta serv ce, ar-n ·• 19221 Delaware St. 2500 sq It Call: Mon·Frl 1000'• AoE~l~Bb~~ since LICENSED ASSISTANT 494-1930 panlee. Many shlfta to only Mon·Frl, esk for tend~s & i;:,stt hos~e~-Sharp person with 70 ' Working man, compl. 9-5. ~ 198• OITITUllll IPm choose from. s4 per hr. Greg Hyde. clrculatlon. !189. PPl"J tween -· -wpm typing and dlcts-WIHLAll Anl furn., soul bro1hers wel-6'42-48« .. guaranteed. plus lucra-,_6'_2_.4_32_1 ______ 1 Mon thru Frt. No phone• phone skill• to wor'I< In L 1 & 2 Bd m among H t B h 972-1000, 2'4 hours Salary, Comml salon. TRAINEE tlve bonus program.,-calls please Baxter's last paced Newport rg r " com 8 • u n c · Office space for lease: 747 Education. Cosona del Real Estate Restaurant 143'46 Culv Pines & streams Sec 536-8544 Ell spa· PHOTOGRAPHERS Sal-e•per pref'd, but ' -Beech Reel Estele 01-• It S89S/ mo utlls pd' ORI AL Mar Area. Call ltlce for ,.. ~ OlllEIOW. 11.E. er Blvd Irv or 5180 gates, pool, gym 6 spa. . c fl . 055 Ei Up to $100 a day Wiii train the right per-.. . flee. Word Proceaalng No pets From $460 furn rm In CM home. A/ ' ground r. 1 llSSllE Appt, 871-9051 son. For Interview Call: Two cereer oriented II-Birch St .. NB experience helptvl. Con- 846-6591 . · $2.25/mo. Cell Chris aft 4 Camino Or., Costa Meea. Beauiy part/full time. Robin or Linde at censees needed to learn Retell Sates tact Pgegy at 833-2900 645-2435 3 bike E. ot Falrvl-& 2022 QUAIL c 10 s .... male/female No ex· the akllls 01 brokerage & Huntington Creek Apts. Adams. NEWPORT BEACH RE EPT NI T neevy Hl•IJ'lf * llllAL SHP * Secretary for public rele-Luxury adult llvlng. 1 & 2 Loe furn. room. It kit. & 754-10'0 Mr Tracy 112-1'111 phones and caehlerlng penence or selling management ol com-Part to Full time for tlons dept. a fest paced Bdrm, wllh gerages, heat lndry lac. Reis req. Costa 0 .. 12 M OPERATORS ASSIST required Pholo-PAIT Tiii ma rel el A.E. Income poised, aocompllshed agency, requlrea expe- & water paid, televJsed Mesa. 548-1372 IOOA l~•,•rt Ftttlt. Hl .. O 1 gAy""i WEil S~~~g0~;~:~E marketing firm Ml/WIEIEltl g~~~~t~e~n:~~· i":':::~~ aales person. Pref. 2 or rlenced _.getlc peraon security. From $510. Call Botth, Jltllh 2904 Yll, ..,.,. H•· Cute Girts 559-6353 expanding in your Make e'lltra SS helptng Insurance plus dental more yrs eKP91'. In wom-with excellent typing, or- 848-1813 from 9.s. • It• lyall; 1100 It. To Serve You area Management youth carriers promote plan. Call Aealonomlcs, en• ratall clothing, Vari-ganlullonal eklll1. W0<d .UWI.. UHU IUOI I• I I• O • Bt<KA. Christian Bualneu positions open. thel.i: own 811abllshtil 875_6700. ed hours. Coste Mess. prooeulng helptul. · IOTll Ill • • • "' t r "Unattached Profesalonal dealrea mature, expe-roufes. Mature, outgo.1---------556-9333 546-,821 979-7000. ¥ILL.AU Wkly rentals s 105 up. lll·IHO Gentleman whose key rtenced onty, bookkeep-Wrtle UPP SO• fiO.B 1ng, attractive parental Receptionist, congenial lilta.Ot••lnill --------- New 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury Color TV, free coffee. NB approx 500 sq It, 1 ba, Interests are claeslcal er. PI T. Non·amol<lng Wes! Covina CA 91793 type person, please call medium sized law firm lttnterr apts In 1'4 plllJ'la. 1 Bdrm heated pool & steps to socaaalul buslnaH of-music, travel, boating, office. Position avalleble _.OQ>"'7'<Q>.q. 2·SPM. M·F. 6'46-7021 seel<a sha~p lndlvlduel 81an Stock Brokerage Firm $630. Townhouse trom oce;~5 N co!s~v~w).. lice. 673--6522· s.-75tmo. tached Intelligent, at-Aeter~noes to: P.O. Box lt1ft1s/leit Ptr•lltlf P /T required, non smol<er. store Mells an energetic with exoellent office skllls $695 + pools, tennis, Laguna Beach, ,.94•5294 Costa Mesa 250-500 sf. tractive 30-'40 year old 7878, Newport Beach, Reubens Newport needs Unllmlted Openings salary commensurate pe<son With flalr for ta-and det ail oriented. from $546. 2 Bdrm from Kitch' ·i and skiing, aeeka unat-June 1. Mell fleeume and ---------I-;:--:-~--;--;;-;;--with experience, typing Unique ladlea clothlngl need• organized perl0f1 waterJ!llla, pondsl Gas suite from S115/mo. Ulll lady with slmllar Interests CA 92660 11 1 d t We need early riser$ that with axper. Good bene-ahlon and/or modeling Accurate typing end for d>15klng & healing S.aaer l1slal1 ZtOI lncld. 779 W. t9th. St. for laltlng relatlonahlp.1---.. --1-1-1-E---•• ---1 ~oatt. ";.,8ppl~y b~~~ e;~£ need t o work during lits. 752-6841 e>1perlence hetpl\JI. Apply oooc:t phone skllls (MIC)IS- pald. From San Diego 851-8928 Please write lo Ted PO .-. d 11 251 E p Ill C those hours. Must be RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK In person; ALEXIA. NA·I aary. Call Helen for app\ Frwy drive North on Oceanfront -Emerald Box 17057, lrvlna, Cs. Some uper. with retell. a Y· · •c c st II bl I 9 TYPIST n ed t TURAL FASHIONS, 260 644-2292 ., __ ,h to Mc·Fadden and Bay, Laguna. fully fur-S250/up, carpets, drapea, 92713." Full time. Pleaae call _Hwy __ ·-------1 11va a e some m0<n no -re n ••tree-F t A L ---------...,..~ 1 h d thl M / t 17301 from 2 AM to 11 AM , Uva person, mature. to ores ve.. aguna ---------west on McFadden to n 8 e ' mon Y· ay-8 c, ras. rooms, i•mo IAIOlll 875-787'4. HouMCleenlng, PIT, exp. Mon-Fri and wknds work tor p<omlnent b\lsl-Beach. 497-4777 S1&wlnd VIiiage. (714) Dec. 494-1084 Blt&Ch Blvd, Huntington " •---------1 Mu.st nave cer & phone G d I t I I I I N 893 51.... y i I I 4AA7 Beach. 842-2834. eachelor/Bachelorette !3U&y Medical Olatrlbutor · oo aupp amen a n-nessman n rv. on--.,.,, ICll ta 1ata I•-needa MCretary "Friday" Call Jean, 960-6971 coma. Ideal lor students smkr. $1000 mo. 10 start. Have something to sell? BAY FRONT OFFICE. Office & Birthday Patties. type person with good INTERIOR DESIGN 11nd home-bodies. We Ca I I b 1 w n Classllled ads do It well S~rvtn" l>iret'r..>ry AILIHTI~ Am. Bachelor Apt -lurnlllhed. $575/mo. Janit orial. Tll WT lllllAI ell-around office eJ1jMrl-ASSISTANT train you 10 take retell 9 : 3 o AM -1O:3 O AM To Plac•e your "Fa!!t Result" Quiet, epac1ous, near '4 bll<s from beach. ullle. prkng. 873-tOOG 1•• •••• •••·tlH ence. XLNT typing, die--Newport Beach dealgn Inventories, working with 975-0927. People who need people ad Call Now beach. 2 Br_ t'lr Be. S'l25/wk. 1-985-49!>4 --... I h ti • I -----===--Should always check the 642 5678 Townhouse. $550/mo. 1 Rm pvt ofc. utll lncl'd, ATTN B 1 Alt taptione & spelling akllla shop, 2-3 days/week. one 0 1 8 na on s ar-Service Directory In the • 960-8858 Palm Spr1n09. Short/long $185 mo. Coaat Hwy, : uanesamen. r. •must. l'tenefl11, .. 1ary College bkgd req. Non-gut Inventory llJl'Vlcea. SELL Idle lteme with a .,. DAILY PILOT ht. JU 'I ---------1 term. $350/Wk. 3Br 2ba. N.B. 650-1111 young ltdy wlll model nagotllible Phone smoker pref. 640-9193. We pay you whlle you O~al~lyiiPiiill~o~t ~Ciiilaiiasiiliilled~iiiAiiid,_.-------iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif * 1360/mo. up. Bach, 1 & very pvt pool. Walk to call for lntervelw. Bual-841-2665 betweerl 10-12 train. Also, there can be 11 2 Br. unfurn & luro. pool, Smol<e Tree & Flalpn'a. IAl.MA llWI neee1'114111 only. 839-3060 ONLY Lt11I lttfttery open~lor car-ad-Newspaper " spL 18992 Aorld1. 875-7520 Nloe Small pvt ofc. non-YOUNG AITAACTIVE FE-AHllll Medium llze N. B. Law van t. Mutt be 18 ES' l M2-2~ M2-3172 le I 11. -• amkr. S28S mo. MALE SIN CE A ELY -Firm Is seeking • Clllll or High School Grad and KIDS EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZ l Nr boh 2Br 1 '~ba. cpta, all I tt •lft •~ 673·4720 WANTED (18·24) You Experienced, good ap-Litigation SeCret1ry with have reliable tran1P«11-• 0 J ~':r\~~1~~·.Zr'~s~ni~ ~r:p~~-~~= •••••111 1tatal11tll ~~~J~~~: :•c,~~~: r::ie=.·~::. ~ ~~ ~Y~o:.fe~~hnci:ar~~ ~~r,;,~tw. 1~;~·ra~1 536-0921 We do, the Hlreh 10< you Front otlloe w/ahop would llke to be 1polled, pubtle. Full or part time. legal. CPT exper pref. epptlcatlona from M~ •),price wtth Id epace. reuona l>I •. apprecl•t•dl I'm •o. ARCO. 3414 So. Mein XLNT Sklll1 required. thru the 8th, 8 AM to 2 i!r, ~ ::;~lnutee from 558·7077, 24 hOUf'I coeta M ... , zoned R-2. goodFIU0No1<11npg, 8'. 11115 Sant• Ana ~:~~~~::~ !T:~r~iccp~';1: ~;:' 1~~~~~:~H~~~: ec · " ·mo. M/F h 2 B 2 B s.a-7249 Iba.. i.ue ca ' 0....,...., -v·1cE, 17'"10 ., __ ...._ 81' ... , 720..0844 a ere r. a. Biii, 83 t-8300. Ext. 3, .... ,.. enc1. Good Benefit a. v .,....,, TIO ~ pool, epa, Irvine. 1275 & Ctaal ... tali ltll Promlaa you wo!l't be Part time 0001< w .. k 752-88<41 Ste 54, Hu nllngton IMS fM Im '), utll1, non-amkr. ' ends. Need pwaon wflh 811ch. (BHch, So of MINlon VielO 3 Bdfm, ·a 848-1354. Commerctel C-1. w, 19th dlaeppolnted... good peraonatlty tor Legal Secr111ry-Newport Slater) e1:-1180"'-t'7Gli:-rtnee<f -St. G.M. Prime IOOatlon, ATNE.88 FOA a, Pf.-n.lel cooking. iome 11epMI-Bueti. Jor Partne1 .and •----------1 yard & g•r•ge. Kida & Bt°'~· ~~no for ~~-xlnt tlfmt. 2 Bri. 1 Ba. !xerolH 0(111. FIRST enoe. Oood pay, pl111· 1eaoclat1. Corporate ex-PITfTlll pate welcome 545.2000 ure h c•ur w "!' • private houM wlvi large CLASS FREEi 897-2089, Ing Sant• An• environ· perlenoe pr11. Fut, OllGILATlll A,_,t no, .. · . your o anoe • r e yard. UM" omc,, dr"' 840-2670 ment. Cell onfX \-11 AM accurll• typing and Eern 1110 to 17'" dell", ·-··' . about 25, whltty, cherm· enop antique. etc Stan 658-1~ lhorttlend requlfed. Sa• u , SH&. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Mini Ing, •n<I need aomeoM MA i< 1 NG Mo NE v 1 ltU.la A laty eotntMn,rat• with PIY 1W1ot weetc!y. Work ~c:z!·. ~'o·~11'p:r!~ ~~th~:k~~r~:'v:': :!:?~~ + MCf70-5820 lal!J!ftlta Jtll =:,°':,'::ion. Office rr1~=:t.. c!ff1J~~~ ~:,.~:~. t1~;·1~~;~81~; l ss..3307. 760·11'3 Crldk•t 83t•1284 Aft THE IRVINE CHILDREN'S Elco w/oen l<nOWleclge of 11114-Hl·MOO 831·7881 7PM, N.B. 800 ICI rt .. pVI f>ltl'I, Wiler CHORUS SUMMER Bllk'g. 10 key by touch, 1..;;;.:....:...::..;,_;.::....:....:...:..::..:..... ___ l:::-:-:-:-:':':':":-------i 3 ~. 2\t ba, dbl Qlf"' new · · · · & 11u pd, atc avail. tnct. WON<&110P I• preaent· Type 150-80 wpm, Bur· Ptlone ..- carpet• •nd palnt, •700. W~ted mil rHP f'emale 1800 19 ft of fenced Ing Olll>ert & Sulllvan·e rough• L·•OOO 11xper. LllAl.!•mTAIY/ tlYI Ml I C111 egt "Lii•" 841372 ' mta to ltlr ~t °' hM yard. 0·2, Sult• T; 1'° I< (Th• Mikado) btQlnnlno helpful. Call 9·& w.ek· Timi Wlnnert to help promote w-... t .. __._ N .. W st In CdM, Lrv. •wport 11111 St C.M. '800/mo, M1y 17th· tu11d1y & d•y•, 150 · t oeo or Small, oongenl•I Mtw• l~•rary progrem on -o _.,, "' u-er1a, Non•tmkr. Can find 11•8-<>•7'9 T ' 11·30PM !45.4050 ....,. a.en Off1Ce ntecta ~In 0C etM. 14.00 ~?,:, ~7patd. Place togetl'let. 118Ml32 ,.. ..... IL" 5~~Ji~~!· 4 • ' ' ~·~·•moker wno c:en to 11,00 an llf, fl t or ct:i· -• 'l\St..,. to Boll • .,.., In NB, R II/ tfl H t& SUMMER CARG l'OR To Place your type 50 WPM. loell,.,,. CMn flOnl*9 ~-...... hMk nf l 380,,..1!t/t1711, in u111, al~'.1 f H0.• eu-~f't°3 KIDS , .. F111tt Result" unolate, and la aelt· .... ,..,. 1 Br w/eltlclencv kll, Rell. -... 54 7 _/ ..... "'de. Ar, 15-1 1, June 13-A""' motMl19!,t. MU1t 11• t' ... fir ... ...... • ...... -· Service D irectory "' tew omce ~ b .. 111 oc .. n View trOf'll wanttd to •hart homt H I.I. Idle It• Ith 2 . Wkdy• 7:30AM to •d . . Call Now ciit Barbar• ,. .. ,.77 • 0 IHlfl•<I Ad• .,. •II• bdrm l llY rm. No JM1.1 6 w/1..-nale, l)Nlfttably one ml w 1 9PM. ContlCll D!llnl Ihle t uoCMel I non~r, •MO/me plUe Wl\O 1110 hH tlog, In Dally PMot Cllfflfltd Atl. Or 8 u n n y Ly n• a 641·1671 i----lol-1-. ---i ::;oroy:,d•.-c11·~". ,100 MC dip, t yr 111, Coeta M.., lfl&. &nlrtey WANT ACTION? 941-2237, U5-3231 1111. HJ HO better wey 10 tell more 973-0307 e•a-1aa1 ct...i1ec1 Ad• a.a.we -· 148-MOe PIQPlll AGES 11·14 EA~N lW TO $75.00 P£R WEEK Wt rlow have IS optnln1s lor you111 uger btavets to secure rtllders lor Tht Or1na1 Coul 011ly Pilot Our crlWl start at 3:30 p.m and work unlil 8:30 p.m. 'l'Ukdays. On..S.lurO.y, wt "WOik a few more flouts, You will earn many trips and prim. alona with etrnlnc your OWll monty .. .lhere " no dellvertna 01 colltetlon t1tv0lvtd. II you are 111tertsltd. plt1se ctn Mr, £•fl. (714) 548-7058 .,. -----_____ :.....::::....:..~-----'---.;.,.----:c..---------~---"-:::;__-'--'"'- . .. • J I l ~ • • Or._ 00Mt OAtLV PtLOTI~, Mey 2, 1913 ~~~~---~!!L-~~imma ___ •ifmil 1e"" ,. .. $114 per day lelool\ "omotlonl lJnll.. ~ & _...,,, cleen. llllctr1dM: ,_ & ,.W, "9lpll Cebellero & lcNw ,...,._ oerpentty, - --.... Dt'elM olwed from 16. • l'lllted: brigflt bOuca~•I Colot btlQflt•nwe. whl All type1. I.ow price•. Compl malnl, comm/ cablnell, eltotrto1·1, ~ llnlnl dellr'ed by ~ard llnor. uc lNt'I AU. )'Oii ~ ..,.,_ fWt. 414-7550 e<pta • 10 min, t>IMctt. UO'd. ,,.. ett. 831-»45 ,_ f,.. tnmmlng & ,._ l*lmblna. 1 .. ~. Don ~. ,...,. .... PfOo . 14 "9 of Nippy fot • I .. I Hell, Iv/din. rma • 111; evg El.ECTRICIAN mov•I. olelan-upa. r:r.. Ml-Cl 14t feHronel for '""'"'" locllll ~ ltO tfl~ ltdU !II M room 17.60: COWh I 10: Gd re .... ,,.. • Uo Mt, ~ '"· 4:30. Cwpentry-Meeonty montfl• b•glnnlng In TNnlt rou • ..,..114 ~1~~::~.:a-·· ::,,~~~~~";g ~ 418449 Waynl 831:763(, Q.,~ Wied, mow-Aooftng-Pk#n~ =·~aW:-11~.~ ~ tllUTT Hllftll DAl Y Sootty'a kkpg up .. Do work myHlf. El.ECTRICIAN Ing, • glng, ralltn~, Drywell-8tll000-T 171-4471 after I · Prompt, nHf profaH• ..Wm 111'1 945-IS.1 · Rafi. 554.0t23 Lie. 233108. Sm•.11/lga •wHplnl. haa "1 -6 ~,.. JI 84e-"90 lonall/10 rMll tae-7149 E11perlena.d & profa .. ....,.-..liililw.lil~---Pl.OT fobs, r9P81rw. 64M20G met ... l4 -7541 Yo11ng Married Co11pte ..... o•• Ju llonel. Vety rMIONtb6e •!IW!n C.nt/ C..trtte ALL El.ECTRIC ... Ull U.SUPI pllntln\1. carpentry, gar-from.,.. 1¥111 May thrv INT/..,. ...... L i.... ,. ... for ... of y<IAlr pool aturnp grind. S-IO%. SERVICE RE810.&COMM'L Cernen'·Muonrv-Bloctc Oualltywork,reu,rat ... Spacl•l·comm/r .. td danl"I. crpt clHnfno. Sept. Local rere . •llM neec:ta. ,., Hpert ..,. ,,,.. .... Jlfll866-1110 Hew-Remodel-DM!on w.....,eu.t. WOfk. Lio. 24 hr W"llo9. lndacp/ malnt Mn!. 13 Rw. 8ten 54f..447t 54t-13"4t lllM Pllltm ~.Mil~ 5 p.m. Tiilllii DIECT(IY 1.ow ,..... N+-3t40 #381057 Rob 547-2e83 145-2942 YI'•· Fr .... t. 831-7494 HOUSE DOCTOR: paint-...... Tu 25 V'« uo. 403941. in.. ~1.~Gfk!,~.....,,1•Pvt,..;;;;T•1111110 .. rt-ng_/ __ Remed--,-., P.R.l.D.E. Conetr. Co. Concr1t•: 11na11 or lg• •...ua-1 Ex'*1 Ylfd clMn-llp & ~ ~~'77 ~L fobs. Federated Tu Service ~~; ~:-(114) 4'Mtlt. ~-l.ructlon(21 .. ..-....~~ DO rT NOWI Oen. contractort, comm job•. R•mov• old, r•· ITllllntanenoe a.vlcM -· Home/offloe eppta "' .. ,..... .. .,., .. ... lw.... • rwald. bldg axpenlM. piece w/,_, 845-8512 For your wedding, th• Jim 545-eete .tt. 891'1'1 la 876-5t5e. · Pllntlno-OC 18 yre.llc. 20 yn op. Pool....,,,.. TutOf w/M A cs.gr .. for Yow o.lly PtlOt 0111111~ oriented. Call 11&.11..1 ,.__ ecoultlcal beauty of vol-JAPANESE GARDENER H • Pl. at-1• molding. E9ftv com$-French ~ Of=-.,_ .. _ ...__...... 84~ for .. 11ma11. ~-.,.., a. & gutter. 573.-84ta •• F DUMP JOBS Dew'1; Moe1 1 10-175 °' tlon, matnt. & repair. .._.. ,...:, ,......._ ..... 1 ~ ....,..,,_, ..,,. ... alnt, clean-up. rH & 9n1e11 u....i.... Jobe """"' off IMt _.. WIM .. =' '= -· ..,.. ..... -i" --~ Uc;. #B-3"'735 Loving & Reaponllble r--1--....... ..._. ... "6-157) af1 -'.""'c"~ 4Vn ·-L F,.. Mt. 24 ht""'· UC-1.--'r--.-r----...,._, .. UI mlTI. ....... , Fr .. ...-. Fancied yd .... , ... =----... _ · · ......... Cell MIKE ... 1391 tr ...... 641..()929. UC . .U 4 e7W 5 21MOO. $4M280 Cell tM -:r::•I W• ...... C.M. 83l-&e2l5 wkdYt ~=:,~~~. -~r-~~~i:~vT~~~::~ !la!!!rz l.OCAL PAINTER dOH i,.:;::;;;.:.:.:...:..::.:..:==::_--rT~~ .. g;~~~ord=-=Pr::=.c-c .-.-.,-19- ........ CtUlatl t:' Jfr;'t.."; = CltWal ltnMtt 84M434; IVS 731-9173 AmbltlOYa JepwM gar-983-54115 NORM BR=~'&,.S:~· =:.n=1~1 ::'u':l Hll=-~~ Rau~ ~1 New & Reac>f•Y· Remod, tlon. Contractor, pur-Dutch cle,anlng lady hH luan lter !!eh den«, weeding, .clQlng, . HAULING Irvin.. Rafi. 8715-3175 F,.. .. 1. Oen 853-8721 Lio. #411802. 544-9734 Nencv'• Typing Service .., cerpent~ Lio. #414891. cf!Ulng expert, contract opening W•d mornln~, . · mOWlng, trimming, apray. Cleanupa, yard/trM 1vc. Serving all bl.telnea-. • Ablllty B ,. 730-1900 labor or jull coneuttlng. :!~41•3° ht, ••It r'~ t;~~$~1~~E~;~:i~. Cultlvatlng. lertlllzlng. RANDY, 142-7847 ~=~ ~ ~=ty~ ~. ~.~ .. bpF~M ,.._Mt. I ...... #"~1!'2 142-7190, 5157-9150 AM!deu/ ...... Call P.R.l.D.E. Conatruc-~ t raleel 18 yra 984-2087 Ha ll~tMn-up a trM F,.. Ml. St-547_.281 • Mt. ·oc _, ~ dcl' Refnod tlon, 8415-3305· CnkactHI, ltattll ~' C. ~le. Tom 557-4480 John1on 6 Son: Do own trl:nm' , 110 min. L-t pra. 831-2345 WE WASH WINDOWS ~op ':.i~ow Pf'lo9. CaMatt lbkla1 Remodel/Aepalrt, comm. Garage~ Operators, =~~ yr~:.'-~':9 & 55 •8271 Bob B.:;~~~~11 or ':!""lnterlof Secfetarlel aeMce9: typ-Feat -ProfmtDlial ,,.. Mt. UC:. &31-2345 •New cabinet•. cabln•I & reeld. Uc:'d , bonded, aprlnge, lilf~war•. For , . ng. COllegtl Student wttft 1.,ge Loc:.l tefa. 845-86t2 HA~NG/STRI= Ing, copy, «c. FM! ..v. Queltty wort! gueranteecl .__.... facing, bare a rormlca Ina. FOf eet, 552-8142 damonetat~ Seec:out Jim• LandlC:aPI 6 Melnt. truck, toweat rete, 8'f6-445e 780-8S69 Fr .. eattmate 841-1311 ~· oountertops. 842-0881 IL.I ............ 2488 Newport Blvd. C.M. Reuonable & Reliable prompt. Thenk you, Cuatom 8rk*-Stone Vi..-MC 8oott 1415-11325 LJli "1.9' the 8uNhlrle In" on-ay-Partclng Lot ,._ ....... , • c-1ry Uc :_.,.... ••• ., __ .._. 842-3490. ' 846-195& Court. 758-1971 ~F~~~2 BIKkwelder Pepertiang-S''"".,H'"'"" WIN""'""' ....,..,.. 8Hlcoetlng s;;;'Job. &-r;;~,.. ;.;;;a ~=· ISMAEL'S GARDENING .._.. r .. -•· .-..--• Ing & R•moval. Oual. •'T WllTI ci.EAHiNG'"' 142.'16.e 818 AIPfllt e31-4189UC Ff'W •tlma1e 845-2003 64M586 845-4844 Clean-upe, tr .. trim 6 ..... CINa1M wortl only. 494-seta Tm I~ Dan Hellbefg Gredlng metnt, l«vlce ~2502 =8 CLEANING •lilltil•llir A qui.I fact°'"" la that Jotln'• ~ a..nlng .I Pa~. Ala/comm CuanbJ !rpall • . . ~~· ~~7 -ABC MOVING-...... ........... ~ .~~ ';:;: F,.. :0-11~ up. UC. 387 842-1720 Repelr-Allatatlona DRYWALL TAPING c bar ~~>w ~lM HOUMlceeplng ~~«YI =io eo1C,,i8&~. 8715-4818 your l)r'Mlnl rat .. In the .... 1.19 ...... pueittiy DocQ..wlndowe.-ceblMt• Alt T•xturee & Acolletlc drob• doors, tub & ~~ 6 IUPPAee Included Plltter/ l!eh next ""''' VAR· Ate Thet ell oontrec:;: ""° BABYSITTING P...:-:~~~· Fr .. eet. Kevin 673-1503 Tgpped/remove;t5· C~ ::'~t~2J;;~~ r• .. ltYf'l_.l»O e!,';~tp. PLASTER PATCHING • r:?r.:;:t l01t~:,:: S*iorm WOl1I 0¥9f 8200 My Cotta MMe llofM nr Repair/am lobe. Fencea. DRYWALL/ACOUSTICAL up, new lawna. 1.._ " au p~EANING Competttlw rat... RHt1iccoa. lntl••t. 30 Ilk• lnformetloo on llOlar Jnctudlng labor and Vlc10fl• ,842-&482 ahelvH, parttttone. Lo All pll-& Repel,. Landec:aplng-Yd ClnuP9 ladp!! with toueh 'Uc T-na 428 730-1353 yra. Nea1. Paul 545-2977 eMrgy, call Don Inman materlala muat be Il- l wlll bebyll1 In mv llofM rat ... st-752-9558 BUD 552-9582 T~ tr1mlr¥"Ov-Mllnt **•HOME REPAIR 'UH I STARVI~ COLLEGE v ED'$· at (114) ltJ ... l ~ =~ = • tMonl m •ttvu· DS.yt.aP/att• ul.elulla. CUSTOM CARPENTRY II trical Irrigation Jim 851..0129 Elec-Pklmb-ClfP9ntry Bach•lor1, clHnlng & STUDENTS MOVING • PUSTEW Spiaklln In their~· Con-• .... 20 Uc: tc lll ••--11111 Patio c:o....Fenoel laundry. Rellab19, Keren co. Uc. T124""'38 11111 ...,... -trectcn and ~ • . es1.e11a ~t>O tef.:314. El.ECTRICIAN. Priced Lawn-:'"lhtub lnatelt R«nod. Kllth 846-4612 540-2618, bet 9, '" 4 lnauted. 841-1427 11(/td lalcus AAA Sptlnklet/landec:ape contact Mery Grondl9 at ---------1 rlgh~, fr .. "tlmeta on n .. trtmMemoval JACK OF ACL TRADES For a euper c:1w1 houM, WATCH US GROWi Ms-all ~;4, ~2~~673· (714) 558-40ee with fltV !la!U!!l!!I!!•!!•:.....____ large°' amall fobj. Lawn malnt/RototllllnQ Call Jac:ll anytl!M, call Cftrle, good refer-1···~ qlMltlona. Contract°''' Lift 111.LMll 1tmc9 UC. 3taa21. 8~59 FrM •llmal• ~5 Day°' night. 175-3014 enc.. 831-o8t3 •"· 4. lan!M ""'"' !!!!!!!!!!!! Tilt ~~~~c; ~.~~z!~ 30 Hellum Be11oona del. CARPET INSTALLATION Clean-upeli..ndac:aplng ARCIA'S MAINT -Bldg/ The fHIHI draw In the' Llva·ln NurM; Compan. 14 llf D y> 141-1121 TI .. & Muonry. ,_ & ,.. Room 690, Senta Ana, anytime. BHutlful for I & REPAIRS. 30 yra 1xp. Haullflg -Tree Trtm trtr pl<. 11 carpentry, .i.e. Weat ... an lrvln• Mirror Ambul. Xlnt referencea. WATER HEATER Spec:lel pelr. All IVJ>". Quallty. CA 92701. , Molhar'I O.yL673"'4-ta_+.~903J (bel a. att 4) Frtt. tt1. 642-9907 plumblf)Q. 49J.-ea31 Ctaaalfled ed. 842-7667 Drl¥er (213) t1f..3847 Pool lleat ..... FurMcea FrM Mt. UC. &31-2345 lt11 Ju... SI• Aal•alt mn MU llllnllu••• : lll lm!lat .... 1131 laU Hit ••1Jd•/ :l•::::ltl:..:W::u:: ... ::.__:::=:E!!:=".:::.1r.;.;;:o~~ AmJAlf For NI• 'complete -water AtMtg'1M system w718' Brunewtok Pool TebleUI, CUSTOM SAILBOARD lfHlwls , Hit Wl"'llf Ill itu. Nw t IJefl P /R !!ti Hll Starter ayatem 11695 bad, )llng alze. $75. cartrldg .. , 1250/ofr. 3 pl-•tat•, convert• RIG, Santa Barbara 13 Newl .Newt Rlglft off th9 ~ Y P 5"'" ""31 682 3308 uk for Ctu1• 842-4570 Into ping pong table, eq ft., edj. booml, Am-lhowtoom noor Kew•-ILl&I 1111 · agency need• an •n-AKC Dobes, 8 wk•, champ . ~ • _ c;omH with ell flCC.... pro mHt, '1350 obo. k l 5~ .N1iit •.&Ill ( ~ ~, ·11Mwat1 1t. alred •. ~51· """" htt t1 r.. MD Ooubfa ea.-m.fu.-. Mtnl t>t1nd1, 140 H . ·1850. "94~57011'~ttwr ~...,..;r;;Vi'i"~ 1;300• 'otlabfe .. 'Cilr ..,tlD-R:SI .,...=::-.._....__ .. __...... uper d W/111 YP no • -1.vv -~board Sealy Good 5a1na eppro.1155" width IPM John 850-05 . ___.,_._...._,. ••word proceaalng • BeeQlelcrou 8 w1cl Ofer. Frff to good hme.~blk oond. 185. '1715-5883 109 length. 875-912; · '79 Erlcd.o!'2'!::.~ 1 • 1111111 p I " • . c • II D • w n lncJudee • ' Lab lCln1 -·c::h " ftuntng dye /I •••• lnboer • ,_,. .........,._., ·eo KAWASAKI KX80 84~ 1ft puppy vac:a. dog· 845-"329. 84&-lat6 Brown & Jordon Wrought · TY /WM tine -• ellp avail. •22,500. Pvt L*• ,_ 1700/obo I .wDT•f .,._ ________ , Ma6e. 15.00. 5-41-6421 · ' Iron Set 3x5 glH• top Two mahogany door•. BEAUTl.-UL 25 .. Re• prop. 561-0428 .... .;2"'"1 · . ·75 "'""" .. ....,. A._ 'llama fuaitut MIS Table a wm chain with hand catWd 30" & 36" " " • .....,... ._ '* ..-.; ............ Pr1v8 ....,_.t er. PUPPIES. BLACK LAB. c:uehiOn.1285 875-0558 1250 Mc::h 4ae-1aoo . Color TV. 2 yr· wrnty. SANTANA 30' c:hMp I for '78 Honda XR 80 Mint 'lo c:onf. (7115t.WC) .._ .. !!. 1 "'Y· for AKC, 1 rnaJI, 1 rem. 85 I llY --• · · · 1141. FrH d•llvery. ~ bo9t equa1a pro-_...__ 0..,, owrir ... 25 '* ·1a 2002; 4 apd., *· ,_,,_, ntervt.wlno re ehampione, S300 ... Cell r-••-Round 48" Patio Table, 4 uaa•a• 1111 $1 ft Open Sun. blame Good boat tor low "-· '"' • ... . WI llf cond., {125N<J<) ran. HB. area. 536-S&aa 557-8033 Herb 957-1133 cnelre, 2 dlaJM ~ -• • TV John'• 646-17INI $38,oOo. 7141540-1077. a50.()l5715 -& wknda * '77 530I; auto., loed- * * * $225. 875-0558 t 75-48ll .. P.P. New '83 tc.wMakl KX125 USED CARS & TRUCKS ed."'(804TXO) TB...-... Ill LAI"'"" * I BlJY Moving, Frlgldarre white 25 RCA color trac: con-Ne¥9f rac.d. 81350. COME IN OR CALL FOA * '78 833011; auto., ' 1647/HR YELi.OW. 1200 EACH. 2 OUtelde Umbrellae plu• gH dryer, ull cond , aole T~. oak ceb, •WYI ...... II. II I Ed 831-3094 na UfUIUI. loaded. (~2) No Selllng. Salary.&~ 957-3052 fllll1'lll atande, good cond. $50 1180 Full alze matlr-b ... 1 ~ yra Old. '350, Dl...c wheal, wind 1n11r Cormler·DeUllo * '79 320!: 4 acid .. _.. Mnoedprefwredbl.ltnot MOTHERS DAV SALE -MASTERS AUCTION ' eeoft. 87S-<>558 & b~x eprlngt, 150. 1Q" G.E. COior TV & 12" fatllo.° euto Piiot, eplnn: '78 Yam. 660 Spec, new mYlal'f roof. (547WRO) neceuary, PIT EvH. ShirrM'• PoodlH 1250 141-1111 111-MH Like n•w 36" Butcher 640-4328 blk/~~a:l•tand 125 dodger, more. Xlnt cond. ttrM, p:: ~7-=1~•1/ * '79 7331· 4 apd load-~~~~"· Blah o p , up. THcup-toy-mlnl R 1 Flo 91 Sofa 8. Block Table, 2 Chalre Atari game Mt 6 6 car-ea. 10 race or crulM. 139, rac:lc. · ~:~~.::~:~gH ed*.,<890715U,?<B8'1 .• > auto .... low ~2848 ~I~~ 1250 • ' S180. trldgea ll50. 760-8729 DlfTI 1 ft U 995. EvH 831-8284; UNIQUE '75 900 Kewa-... 1 ._1 .... 1 •• 1 ' r....-SllN ~58 675..()558 · l9", cnroma color. coat days 838-3645. Hkl, lo mt, 111n1 c;o,,d, --, ...--mlae. (572ZYL) .... FIST Pttl 5539 SOLIO MAPLE Table Near new t4x24 apray $730,-itloel24t.Cell 73HOBIECAT.14'&trtr, •tru . IUOO /of r . HfO"Mt c:eatl lmmed. for '* '80 7331: auto .. foed.. Top ... ~ Firm .. __ USED FURNITURE 38 80" 2 t I & 2 boolh mad• by WHt a.,y 845-1731 SOCIO 080. &45-3372 536-1829 . your ....nlc:le. ~or ed. (1B8T118) ~v,,__.., ·-2 rabbit•, lrge cage, ac;.. Sect sofa 1500 5 pc; 11 · cep 1 n Coeat Automotive com-200CC lk fot91-5514285 '* '81 7331: 5 apd., load-10 ,_ poal1lone In our ceaeon... $40. din. iet, 126o. 1. ·coffea r•g aoll d oak ch re. p. l•t•IY set-up. i sooo. Stereo etolen, muet Mii 14' Alcort Sunnen. 1495. Honda · • 1 e new, -_... ed. (1DOP949) phoneOfderdepettrMnt. 840-3441 tabt•. 1250. 'S'hatra, S400/obo, 960-3778 548-7570 •PHkere. Brand n1w. 720-1879 :,'~Tr::::·~~~-..... te........ * '81 320!; 5 ..,ct .. .., s .. tfl• Mon~ In our AfrlcenGray Panot, tame 1100. PtcturH, 150. Whl wlck•rlr1ttan furn: WHher 1100. 2 dryers ~~~·ee1~50. Call lll L.1111 ITlll 714/840-1295 . , IJf'9ula wlll ... )'OUr car. roofJ1EBCm) guaranteed ti Ing pay w/unlqua trH pe~ch. 661-1308 aofa & rocking chr & I 100 •a. aora S 100, 2 -any make, any modell * • 528e; auto .. loed- acaleRapl.d Faulldu Ofancpatt•· -Ctl•me•h $325. 846-1202 Beautlful 7 plae• Bdrm mtba,tcilltng2 leml pl200..:2~d cn..t• 120 ... pool tbl Pn I Ir... •71 Yamafta 500XT En-Automobltaconatgnment ed*·.l.J?-43..J...4> t • Set lllClda Or...ar Mir-2 6 · am P • "' 175, '50 Mercury. 2 bed• INtl '&3 Laaata 11795 duro, good ahepe. 1700. l>follltflOI. .... ,.,.; '" o., "'" BonuaelW 1·1t;48ittl ror.' 5 Drawer Che1t, 2 bool(IMIVea 1175• more. 150 ... Oya 631-1425 ·53 Rowing aM11a 11430 173-3194 776-4012 roof. (lFTCl5e) •trcku•itt · Night Stands Head-631-2055 wtcdys. See Sat/Sun 678 ltural JOit EYet)'tft~ on.... Suzuki GI. 450, 1980, 4, --,. llU llW111 Trllha board, Foott>oeid, Oou-Drop I.HI table/chairs. W. 18th St. CM 824 ~J~t. CM 000 ml, Cobra Alarm. l'U. BUY 208 W. 1111. Senta Ana ~ mftT llldtu! MIO b .. Mettr ... & Springe (ctl«ry wood) 175. 356 Slldtng mirror. cloHt Sc;ft&;k Electric P1cilett llff, 649-0978 -6 Call Brian ,75-12011 or Qoead ~ I -Round oak !llldMln table . "Opan HHrth" atyl•. Br 0. d w. y . c . M door• IOf 80"11105" Ilk• H.,dtopdl1~ ~old., AM/ Cal 2-27 dll '78. Hinged wknda 552 1714 LARGE SELECTION Of ,........, ... ~ ..,_ .,... w/4 chra Circa 1900. Must -to ~t•. 145-7309 MW 1100. 575-e02' CFM dR1'11 o . ,•1°2•0 1•0not m•. at, furl Jib, HtrH. Hodak• 100 dirt blk• -NEW & USED BMW91 ....-..,........,.. """" __._ ... &l\/off 7ao..9731 I 12 00 IO BO Day• ' on on. • · 125K 714-IS7~ 1 0 0 • =. No ~ ,.. _.,., · 6 4 2 -3 a 3 5 . · Ev a• Hlldl power tool• new, 573..0227 or 875-1714 · run•· 1 5 0 B · 4 Wlllt1 Drf... MH & . Selary. &calatlt AntlquH, moatly pin•. 846-M51. Iara t Sain 1270 to 1130. LMge an-14, alum. ~oet. Valeo ....,. 645-1372 --: ,. unity for advert-writing table, 1166. Sev-Sot •-•L...-._, __ _. tlque oak c hopping u14c , 15 ftp Evlnrude 24' Catalln•. Good ... ..... .. JaaJ> pldtup ro1 bar. cement. PIT Evening.. erallrgdreaM<a,l125to a. --block. $850. '83 Ford o1itboard. 1 1325. INpe,goodmotor,good l 100orMAKEOFFERl ·----Cal Emlly, 822-6844 UH. Armotre, 1300. e.J.805808 GltflOI .... Balboe 1... Station wagon. 1300 54&-&38l llllp. Celt evea. M8-2834 Co11pte w11t1 .. to p11r-142-1815 _,ing.. ~~LES _ ......,_ Mudl more. &44-e327 Dt Variety trauur .. 201 obo. 831-2892 or chaH LATE MODEL ... _ tlflllY SERVICE I LEASING ---fl44...IS82 Llk• ,_~bdrm OnYJI. sauSun•aam. 85<M929 8' A~ Dingtly, nev-llariM lpit. 7111 MOTOR HOME. ww pay w1EXTRAS s1000 llT.. Ht, baautlful 11 gold J 1rt Hit DOUBLE WIDE moblte er u ·~~114 253 CMy FlagaNp ang 6 Clllh. 497·2280 842-894e/e¥t,848-71M 34171.°c:a~w. need people M111fl•ld Parrl•h 3116' Cherry wood, tov•~ twt_ field offa, 20'X55', u trana. Oompl•l• reblt •MOTORHOME (No. Chenyexlt-405) :~up ::Ointm•n:~ mural oll painting, ~..::'~~e!'!: 15 RUBIES (2.76 eta). la,St95.531-3374 14tt Valeo al11m 111 H.P. 11200 or tr•d•. RENTALS* '':/~~.C.::'~o~ '114) .... ltt from our Coat• Meaa of-"er-Tl G9fden" IUpat ., & bu appf. at 11242· Sell for POOL TABLE art elate. Evlnrude + ll1r•. $800. 546-41N From l1t5lwk. Alt elna. 17600. Call 551-8434 Of f,...,,. ~ flee In tfte •v•nlng for fr9me Aleo "Hlgti Deoo" tyrHt mat r~H 0~ S300t 840-6688 Aneat Custom Made. 1142-0308 Of &46-3924 215t N9wport Bl. 552-1583 Holday Inn'•,_ travel 7' ta11'1emp. ~~~:· ~~1'w7::n ~~r~. Gold & nne jewelry, belt Light & rack seoo. ftl• .... L/ hniet ,.. 850-1600 1---------1 Conwnlentty Located dub. 8elery + commi. l3000 ea/obo. womlll'I lovely drer & offer. Call •"• 6:SOPM 978-3941 p..., • te2 Fl.EETWOQD Jembo-& ~Priced a Ion + bonua. Call Trunk. old, but good mirror. Incl n•w elac; 7150-1842 Long Carriage Smith. eo. Clualc 11· lep1tr•k• fmT •ml rH, 23' · atlowroom Tnda NH ...... 751_.222 after 1 PM. cond, $1!50. 494-4200 blanket, aheeta, 2 lg -l<4K yellow gold ring w/ rooa Electric: Typewriter C«ltury bey boat, 4 c;yt, FOR ALL PURPOSES ~ 1:.::y.~o:; '70 Toyota hi-lull pk;kup, \;I/I T1l1=111 Wtft •-II Mll pltlowa. 111r1 blenk9t w/ round br1111ent diamond, Good cond. 1110,:iC•ll Grey. $3500. 87M181. Aecogoa.t by w/utrea 126.SOO: Dev-w/'*f!per, ang & t,.,,. 6.,_ 8~ ••Ire -...-...11 .. ta• cover, lovely BatH appro11 weight le 0.43. 173-1247 111' ENDURA CRAFT Major Benka & In• Co'e 840·'11a. ev/wknda good. 11800 obo. ~CARVER· t -HARBOR AREA B•dapraad, Complete. Appfalaed at l3 190 wlll SO ftp Joftn4IOf'I tttr _ CAPT LARSON t73-a20 842-48115 l'Lll It......... APPUANCESER\llCE Sell $2.000· 54s-90ll. Mllforl2,190.2~70 UmDI ' .,. 11850. 94l2 M=-NEWPORT l:r'l1c~ • .,.,~•1 ...... We ... recond. ~· An 9AM Twin ••t• IH.95. Full Ilana. H B 9'2-8046 714-954-MOll !rtll!n Trntl ff!4 '811 CMvy ~ton Ptc:ltup, ~~"-1; lllVln fer IMll llPPflane*. s4 n c1°~·11~t~~nt cond. (12)4 ::~~~etttng•. :1'.:9:v~I~ ~ 24' Apo;t~ '78, 235110, Outboard Aepelra. OMC. 15' Aef:o & STREAM. good 00::.;:· Ml~=~ ....... trttli I llf lffLllml ' "OuBarrl' by lntematlo-llvery. Offer goOd 1hrv <(envu, trall•r, OF, Mercury. Bi1an HIN Ma-~ e. Por1a Pottl, le. ea El Camino un1Qu9 one '73 3.0, lrg CSI, met Mr• 14-111 ptr lllew Herb 957-1133 WALL UNrT, wnlte, 3 pc;, nat, 11700. ~5 May 14 or untll tupply tranacelwr, am/fm, hMd m. 842-1151 boll, bfight ~ 11250. of a kind. tio,000 In-QUOI•, Mild Int, bMu1 P• tr hit.... Refrlg. S250. WHher a ~x.~~~2= •aellal!!ry 1111 a11heuated. 751""391 ~o~ni!~~ °b~~ I IMb 71U '7~~1oWf. air. ::,ed.;..':"'eeo-~1"""· ~;~2 .000 firm . U .... •I••• ~rl:~·, ~~~151•1•0c~: ~~'g:;C:~ldyr~ Ill Wll• Ill c::":iv":~~c:'~~~ 842~· 144"'4421 Boat allpa av.h,IHI·. ~-awning, emllm 8 track ·11 lnt't T,.wtalle-cyt d91, 1• lft 1111 fw I••• ..... weft 846-5848 11 1 n t c 0·n d I 3 o o • 12,oao BTU'a, 2 .i.c:trlc Item• beet otter. Stereo 21' 8«1ram, many 11tr•. pon 8Mc::h. 25-35-40 · ""'°· bltln blender & MBHZ trudt .ig, 4-..,ct . Blpkt, ellver. 1nr1. Air. Ill 1• t• 120-1599 · ' rnotort. 1la•~hp.1 lull & muelcal tpHkare & xlnt ahape. So,ooo. Call 942-4144 vaccum, ult cond. trane, Cl 1 trlr hltc;ft 1 1 o,' o o . --------•New~ rwfrtg. 25 cm. hp. Nu. 140 ea. El•c tender cab rneny o«tier 780-91538 •ti 6PM. ....._ .._ •t '8200. 142-0838 S4000. 646-aaee 873-8231/769-10IO TRUCKING Water & le. on door. At-Japan-. furn, Pap ... n etove & fan 175 obo. ftou11ho01d llama --1111-No Ellperlenc• Nee••-mond. •tt5. G.E llOYe chair & Sure quHn Celt Gary 14$.1731 145-1731 :,1te0 Hoble.~llk• new, '223/mo. e7~ Ron Trallen, VtWtr ... '82 Chevy S-10, lo ml, ury. f'or Information w / 2 o v • n •. I 3 O O · .....,... c:ouch (lltl• ,_), full rece, _.,.,.,/ofr. J9t 80• DOCK 4 1 3 ""'II Rental Trt loaded must ... M500 1117 call: 919-227-6159 or 489-1800 1173-9023 lllaet1luteu Hll Lamp St°'• Gcilng Out of Ski,'*•,_, many 111... :..:, ti;:.' wtapere. G~ Of bat Oft.. 546-2014 latna 819 227-0494 7 AM 6 BualnMI: Large lnven-11800/ofr. 662-1259 NEWPORT BEACH d • I "'0 b ·71 240Z. 1 GWr* well PM -Mond8y ttltu ~ Seeu FroatleH aide by NEW MA TT RESS SETS: ~ length Brown Shedow tory, dlap1ay furn, deaka, , , 1173-1003 O On · " • O O • '157 Ford "8ndlero. Aaallly • Mama~ tnc: •I~~ r•frlg. Ilk• n•w. Twn ul80, 1u1ltzll165, mink.a 10,l2600°'be1 ni. cabinet, CWI reglat-~~·~n~~ :~~· J~'(; 22· pow•r boll w/40' Mt-7615 ~.~·0~1 :i.;~ ::~"i~'.n~~·.~:;~~~ ,_for Olr9c:1ory. 13 • 873-9023 ~ 1105,~1125. orr. aso-eoos er, fight ft.11tu~. etorage outd~lvet ga11ey' head N9wport moortno. 19500 831-2712 75M87t . A.HDY7 2 POOi.TABLE b lrit, lamp parta. w/ahwr.Ontrtr.Stl,000. l!mt.~ft~54-47N btemelht 200 1:T·a~~~i~ Hot Point aide by aide w/ For aal• aofa, lov .. aat. 4 •• 7. elate cuwtom wood 831-7880. 4~ 20• Sallbo9t Slip N9wport -'91ftORO4XA ~ '7S Detaul\ 1 •AM/FM 8l5 Hl61 · a mallw. 1226. c;offM teble 2 end tab... dellgn c0m.. w/blffl.,d 8eadl ' IMPORTANT NOTICE e c;yt, atld!, M500. 7~ ....... area. 1-&31·5966 & •'°''table. saoo paid tight a· wall unit w/cvet. IUM. Wu Hit 19' Soutftc:oell bey bOat. Mar1l 673-4M!Ot TO READ£R8 AND 846-8573 . WEEKEND h•IP for •m -·i.· -----I, 3 0 0 . 1 yr 0 Id . V-alued at 12000; Mlllng WANTED· U••d pow1r sV•lrv che6rry.o I !03,55000. ADVERTISERS '77 Dat111n Plok Up.I. ~ Senior Cl11Z*l• Boetd & ,..,.. --·-780-8720 f°' $500 nrm Mt-1237 · • v • " -" • Tiie price or ltemt ad-y tMt speed oood oond. m-e.. Home. Maiur. r.m. Seara Jtanmofe whit•. · law!'mow•r & adper. 759.g261 T wrtleed by *llcta deal-au vau' Party. Daya Pfllf'd. Call befOf9 5PM Sl5.00. 7e0-1nt Fo11r-Po1t•r Waterb•d C1111om made by e11clu· Runn"'9 Of not Nnnlng. •-a w•f I .,. In 1ha vehlcte c:1ee11-•75 Dodge Ven conver-a 4 7 . 15 I e e , E 11 a I 1541-7183 &de ..., '"."'-Foat F w/8 dr...-., nlte eland, 11¥1 furrier: whtt• mink 667-3938 •H • • fled adWl1tllnQ ~ lion. Aeb'1 818 eng. -.. ~ ;=======::;1 v1 """"' r ,.. tDlcel. ISSO, 645-1491 w/wftlt• lox collar, tllp 13' Zodiac. 40 horH do. not lnClb)e ~ ap-,_..12460 131~701"1---------Refrla. Jtlnt cond. 8300. • 1tngth 11 10 12500 « ....... Mercury eng, ~ 2 lcllwtnn Traveler Ill ~ 1aua llcenM · '78 2IOZ. .,_ mat 9'-' =~ =l!° :'~:°'U; l52•f153• 875-3095 S~ ~°.;:;t~ lti:: bst ah. as...005 1S4 tralfer !JM ........ t3000 blk-. ~new. 10 IPd trenafer t .. a,' !Inane• 'II FOfd ~T. lllnt cond. w/belge, air, am/fm "-• ""•• -· .,,.,..,. nppen gerbege ~ R«rlg $2SO Wltlr/dryr Ovation Claleklal Gul1ar obo. day, 17S-1t7'. S12f5 ... f7M711 dler9ll. .... fot elr pd-enrf, nd• eng. rebid, ceat, fNllll. Cilll9I, -.y !:::~ ~ ~...:;:.,~ I«, Ille MW,""* UMd 1150. OlnlnO tbt 1175. ~t'a~y~-~ w/ft.,d lhall ceee, flu ~707 -for TClflY 8MiCf'I CMMt •• S2f5 llltlon control device laOO firm. 761 ... 71 = =d~el'. -.. ...u. ~ 9,...,, .. 0ppoo •1&0/080. 7~ King u bo~ •Pring & g u a rant a•. p . p . bullt In plcll•llP w/ '71 24' IMI~ fib. MW Needl tlafp. 142-M44 <*1~~ Of -..., ~ "'""YL••~ Cold•pot refrfg, •100. mattrw 1125. 651-26115 ta-70$3 votum•, a ... & Tret>le q , cemw. llOOO. CUeeom WNtrwl doc ........ tary pr..,ara· ap;9 !ttl '12 ~TIUN l40Z ~::::::::::::::~-• ::r,,,r:,:~ .. ::g: MA~q~ l~~a~ s::r,r:,' I=~. :~m~~ 'l:i'r~~. ~.~~~ H 17' =PM. 0.. red ~Waee S1H =-~:·~·:; '40 Uncotn Cont. CO!Mr1-SS:· a/o, *".::., • tM-A3t matcftlng cftalr, nMdl $2500/bst otr. '3MIOOll l540-4'7M prey w/70 HP !Wlrucle, =.i:O:·:WOO:..C: '11 TW nal ,. !y... llH Bulftlrl Galfwe/Satler gM yphol. Sf75. 642 ... 110 Jotln Wll)'M Tennie Club hnltut a c.n.er"'t 110.000 I .......... , mounUlln lot ...... 5629 Auto, Jdnt oend, loedld, ~ WOft\111 look.,. atow w/ftoocl, Harv••t Comfortat>i. 3 pc; llv rm f11ll tMmbet1ftlp. M~t I 080. ~ 'M WI lmJI bdl Mii e¥a; no..ao4 wtcdYI. lo ml. S11,IOO or ...... for Pt/time hall oom-Gold. ''°°· gd cond. Ht b•IG• ISOO/obo. Mii 1tlla mo •f150/6lr POP TOP ouaeom ..,... .-... ~ rol... ..... ITIMMlll panlon, 1t =no . .,_ 111•2m Mllit NII. a42-M2t &llMIH · · ~l~n:."t:'; ltU tilt rlor, m•c;fl. 111oe11ent. s100 or MAK£ OffiAI 1• 11111 ""'*• ..,.,.....~. N.8: s..ratoootc ''°"· IOOll• S plee• •ec 1ora light 2 LHther & Oftrolfte '350. ~ -M 1111 -9<ft 'f · • 2 1 O o... .,...,... ....... M.JOO lftlll. T ... Ilk---. IM-12N ••old IMhlooad atwe. gold. S125. 173-1172 Cllllrt IH HOfl. 225 .... 714/8'7IM308 , .... ~...... oal9nCoondllDft.•.100 • ..., MO'Y. eyplM °'.... MOO. l4Ma32 • Pecan Br .. 111ront. eo" emp arc wielder •100. 1e· UM .... 1"'· -., Camper atlell 71"•12". o.nNI ... 12'0 (i-4) 11 ... w HOI AM/f'M ......a'7t ...,. ~ -.y ..._,,. ...... 8290. Good conct Tad K•Y•k saoo. Hart '360 oeo 84e-'7&u Wttti • trtl9r. NlboJI. • • 11 o. 151 • 12t11 . ,.... _ ..... N; 1-.1.,..,-MOZ.__,.._'!"'.._~..,.....,UllO""'~~ attractive. ~'tolng : H~t 9tove, Otd f ... 167-2733 . W•ter 8kr1 HO. Hart~ 1rg ~ ._ ~ ~ 1\7°'r't't -.11:11 A:&::..... .. :;:, eond. tUOo'. ·= ........... ,_ even. fot ,.,,._,, or pt/ hlonM, '°' cond .. mtcJ-Slalom Ski ISi. Wfllt• 17I 8tudint dealt 121 I HO 0 • • c..w. c.mo. !!!!!! __ ,._ ._. .,.. ... -..... ,_ ""''· CdM or nearby die lfld. pan ator99e. Ofc d .. k 1160. Din tbl t>enfWOOd rookel' tao. a ,.....,11 · 141·.110U or 21,! atteoPl;to 'No~·11:' WI PIY pl'ef • ...0-1..r 115, '31-2712 taoo. ~ ctn ISi -. I p6aoe bdrm ..... 1 .. llO I Mon. ttw rr•. _, 840-7MI ' 1MW 100t .. ...._, '74 ltOZ, ~ AM/ 'JJ: ,.,. ,,_ ,.._ ~11H.53e-to30 oak, 1 all wftll• USO' na. ...... ._.a.-fOfOon. ' TIP 111111 blldl.,.... 4:JMlllOO· ,........_,.....= To Pl•c~ your •""'"°"' fnr. oop-._,. dMlglW 8ofe NO eedl aet. llf"'21lt1¥91. Hamt110ftd TUI Otten -.. -•--l'n-nlT llft • =--~ -.000 "Fast Rt,ult" 1111. f*.t24t w/0111 trim. lollit,.!!,11 "°"" w.-T_. Clllb dll' ll~d. ~ ~Mt.a Clmam Mo-l'•P •Int .. -W 81111. ....,_,, *· Mii a ooftM/enc1••-· MernlMntllp.leo,.-y. p11oeot~gooc1 Ml-4M4.~.M oond uoo10•0. ..,, Ill ""_.,41,ooorn1,.-.·n110..,.1>1x.110. Set-vice Director)' ~ -. ~ ..... '"'"' lnol'd ..... ~. tllll0/090. ~ ---ao wltrllet a ... ...;a ....... ""l710D...... ··.•ereo, alltlt lftfOY~ ed . C,llNow ~:t:~"tor!~V:';t;;~ "411-"'47 LU;J.UI, huOid.lint Condlllo~: ~l!!et OOftCI. iiiO. MIOHlrtlOr . 1llMW ... ~,..._ 11001010. '·"· 64~1671 Oak llldrm 9"00. Mint. Newport leaoh Tanftll 1• 11000. IU-0117 or MMOll 009TA ~ OOftd, ~-~L!~~~---- ... Ill t'7~ Qlub Memberaftlp . Kewal-Grenet, lltony ~1114 ve.e......, Jdntooncl .... ~1., Mr ....... O. FICMlll U Ho:..~1. ~t eond. ~ ~ UIO/ltu' off•r ...... lll00.011"'°'9 CM,ll ...... n•a · '71IOOl.01ta ... ~ --..,....,., -,..... "9IO,... .,._.-....._: 1M ,... •1.aat IAM 4f1·10lt lldrtl CllMft, n. "'-Hon-Get OWN Gell! -nu .-.. _.., rill .... 11 llOI I 9", ..... ....... ...,. ..... tl'9 ANNON Al 1 w/ 1 yr M •em etr e. fWtl.. Trede your old 11'1ff fot ........., I' bony &;;; da. ....._,, 1IO a.no. 'Tl IH •I I tOf WHrTI =· lalt ....... Mftdj Muet AMIN. ~-""" ..,_.~1111'9 .wmtr, -'""90d lnol. WltuClenlt'edM new goodl .. wl1ft a l'IMO. Liiie MW OClfWI. ltw,,...,.,,~w;.,:. ._............ ""91eQM Ad ._e to-.~. 4IOO. ~.'It t • DM.Y ""-OT W. ...... ,. Mer1I CM lt!r!I ~' ... 71 Cleaalfled ed. "41•N71 tlOOO 090. .... ,.. prtDI redUOed oond. 11'71, t~ CW l4Ml7t .... 1 •. J • '·· . ., • --·· \ r I Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Monday. May 2. 1883 ... IHI • l ,......... 111! ........ 11nw ... ,.. 1111 ·r<~tlUH 2tOZ .. 1tll MllAlll 1 ... 111 a '1' a.tGI. IPOt*e, mull 'Ta lue, -.ll·fMlnt, n.-'IO truck w/ 111>«91~ '71 'eo•r . Out1t1nd '7t ~ OtMlio, low 'T1 'otd PWttoJ::..'::"" CW oond. lllrleM totoee All mode6e l mott color• 111. Cuetom 1t1r10. 1~· clut0!'1 br111 ... 111r111. ttltll OMlflt, lllW. IOdt Mech. oond, '"'"''°· mllHQt, 110, power oe11, toOd ble .... U100. "4-!14t 1n l!Oolll Cell ot atop o... ~bit 1"'1 g,111Avr/rH lfit, •4100, H •·• 1't ev/ •In• MIClll. llr•. A11t1nQ OOftd, f4llO. Ma-0632 Auto, P/8, 01i1o It..,.., tlHrlng, p /b, 1m/f1t1 I r • n ·~ti • ti on w1 ""'" oo • greet 1111 ............. • ........ 4...,. ~a~• It-11'""" 14G-7450 ... __ Pow....._._ ..-.... 1 1 ...... / ..... --2 nowt l'IOW. Serkktt tnqulrt.. --· • _....,, .,_.. '70 Bug, reblt q , n.w p;;-· ....... --, M1o1el 1 ........ ....... ....., • _...,.,, rttt llH U. _... Oftt1.tuoo. '11RD-MG9-wtn~. -.__ .... ,,,.,....~1,_ 'ti~ ... ~ I bru•.•kllcond.12000. · =~·..;~-..:.1~~ '7.!E.D~~ .... ' ... .1.001o 2928 H.,bOf Blvd 549-04111/dl 1'fn I co n d I o "'I ~"''•AC.• I!" .,., ir.w ... , 145-0632 •-•..a. ·-..--.. ...,.,.. _, 1111 flll 11t COSTA MESA 546480tfeve9. ..-000/ot>O, 148.1928 ' cw-. ._,,.. 11.1 .... ..... ft"' AV 74 Monte Certo, ~ o b o . 8 ' t • 2 7 1 1 or Gold. ~OWl'llt. ll .. I.. '05 190, The CIHnHI '16 MOB, Qorgeoue ltlow '875· Ml··'737 '72 VW 800. 8octY Ind '80 lkllcllc, good lrlnl cer, good c.Qnd:.r .~1750, t6CMMI Alie!' 6PM ....._5260 Jul! 2 mlmttll eoutll ol around. Valentino col0t1. cer, Wlllte/111011 , lal~ tt•S '73 VW We•lpllalll, new =e:ne In 1dnt cone{, New rvne IM<e a top. Prlnoe of 1~~~~417~·7~1MV~ui:fuJii!aiL:::in ,71 AM Ille Sen Dll(ll) Frwy. Priced to Mil fut. $2500. Chrome wire wllHll, ·14 Sllb llkt new 09LE tng, clutch, llrH, ucll· ~uJr ':fL~r~HI~~~~: r.~ ~I~ :'°j91 'f!· ~::~ '78 Ctmtro Z2'. Mint •7• Monwdl Oftie. e&.000 X10,M~orig .M38Slmmeo.,...tMed 781-4277 AM /FM ete r e o . 3dr 4.apd II~,..; Elie relrlge. 142 o. 714/17~12 Condobo .,NewTW.. ... 200 m11 ... g ood cond. ml, !!M PG. A utely cllrom~ wlr11, $8000'. 't7'A 250S (RARE) "'·-13900/off9r. 750-8944 p11ni & Mtcllt lln 'tlrH, 7eo.oe36. KENO. $1n6 080 1 1500/0BO 8 tt pel1 N 106/ofr. l •t em 142-4036 cond. Sunrl, em/~';_ '7t MOB, CIHn, rune very clun. $2250/ofr '70 0Hhlr, lmm1cul1te eel·l237 '112 c.ntt'fy Ltd, 1',500 142..... 83MON Ewe.. co .... •1.. -JAM•... ...200/obo. 831-2242 etrong. $3500 obo. 889·0889"' 647-5078 cond. 43,000, AM/FM , rnl, loeded, 50K ml warr., '79 C-o, ,_ pelnt, lo ,71 ,. ...... , 2 dr, ~..,.... •• --m-1oto c ... New rldlllt, 13800 70 VW Del Rabbit. at>eo-U 250. EVM 87~7 mt t oond ~ ..._., ·-.,..._ '7t Hofld• Accord LX. W• 11 ..... Orange Count· '71 4508L, Mlten Brown lwn 1117 ot>o. 71'·718-7462, Iv lutely IMOIH, 60MPG, '82 Skylark 1111 poww 1"1 • op . • Ptllnt, xlnt cond: at mpg. Good cond. Auto, r~ y'e llneat Hleellon of ext. brown IH111er Int, 0,.1 tlll '78 Suberu 5 epd. new meaa. 52 ,000 ml. S330 6. 22.000 ml, iclnt cond '. ISl-4$44 196_9. 751-06M • UMd Jeguara; Serlee 11 & wlre,.wlleelt. Quick Nie: . I I I b k G R E .. T 84M533 '77 on.v.tte, nu bflk .. , 9 • •. 1•3 O IO . C •I Serlee lfl XJee and XJS 127 600 87g..6200 71 111. won. GT -9 rebll r • • r •. " '72 Bua. Sun Rf, AM/FM 17200/obo. 882· 1070 •It Clutch & IK•, r9bll cwb, 78 c.,,i, 3 dr IPOf1 cpe, Mt-182 S.. 1 ' • eng, Ilk• new, 11250 COND. $2100/obo, caae. atereo. Maga, lold '71 KARMANN GHIA 5pm. 4 apd em/fmCMt Muet V8, 4 epd, new t1r11, •711 Hond• Ctvtr., ltfw e~-. ::,:::1 't7 MB 250SE Coupe, obo. 961.1968 638-9440 down bed. 10 ml, 12300 s11.,p lntlde & out, .79 Buick Regal Ltd Edit 1111 '. I 2 3 a 0 0 b 0 • 11950. Jeff, 7t0-1234 -..... ~ trL....,., ---·-wht-twwn, lelth, eunrool, . T •1•1 631-4271 $4000. 964-3017 p . ·1 N · ...._.213 ..; .. __., --.-· 2025 Harbor Blvd. 70K orig ml tote 01 TLC 70 GT. S2900. Rettored !J!ll ~ • ower tverytll~ ew .. '14 IAPll l•tlon. 2000 /0BO. COSTA MESA plua over tSooo In rec· to perfection Over •70 lll-lux pickup w/ '118 vw. new rtdlaJa, rune '76 Rabbit, 4 dr, 64K, r.11., tlree, lmmec. I • Can ,79 Monte Cw1o wll·loc>. New pelnt, new 11,.,, 751-2'°2. U .. I.. elpta. runt excel. Must S6000 apent In tut 4 yre. camper eng & Irena grut. See to epprec. cyl. lld. $1500, 875-1134 495-8313 tufty loaded, eXlt cond. good tranepottetlon car. '12 Honda CMc: Hatdlbk. 1 • c-. $II 9 0 0 I o b o • 840-l090 o o d . '1 18 o o o b o . S 1750/olr. 873-5-4 18 or 844"8600 $5500. 53().-09~ laOOtobo. 5'5-9091 Tan wttan. 4 epd.14460. llada 1141 408-7321 PtrN•t 1197 ~2-4665 'II nr Ill '70 Bug, IMll·luto, lie-CUUIM 1309 'e& Impel&, good running '80 C8'1fl. 4 epct, Turbo, C.it 72CM>l32 •r? '70 Cellca GT 5 apd 86 nu engine. brlk•• & reo. look• good, rune TIE WIEST car. te75 "' beet offer. excel. cond, lo ml, '74 CMc, IUlo, .-eng. & ! ' -.... , MEISTER 000 ml •Ir 1mlfm radio' muffler. Rune iclnt great. 11200· 63l-30l8 p-ll-1ng & poww 14500/obo, 857·2028 lrana. Alklne $1800 or StHrlng wheel SLC, mini 'oon d. 14200'. $095/ofr. 581-4031 dya, 81 Rabbi! LS. Oleael, 2 dr, IELEOTIIJI brek ... Air cond. ev/wknda 833·7800 belt offw. 842-9$48; alt. I ucrlflce $75 obo. Brend NUOIE/1111 857-0151 548-0819 evea. sunrt, AC, AM/FM stereo I ol late model, low milt· 831·427? _wk_d_YI _____ _ e, ...._71te. . new. Call Gary 645·1731 13631 Harbor Blvd. '78 Corona Wagon, clean, '71 BUS. Excel. cond. Rblt c111, 5 apd, >Cini cond., 1ge C1dlll1c1 In Sou· 'llO CITATION COUPE 0WaaeMJe 1327 '7t Accord Htc:hbk, gree1 '84 1000. nu paint & Garden Grove em/trn. auto, air, 13400. eng .• nu paint, disc brks. '4950. 240•1179 t'hoderenylCtllfornlal See us 141apd11•1231K 1f1!!.8Allu1 m'"'o .• 80 Toronedo. Sunrf, cond, new pelnt, .:tlver uphol., $2000/0BO. lallt·Sen-ltnlq 557-8838. 557-7300. $3100/obo, 559-5950 'IO lllllGll ., ;.~k,,tnt •. 1 4300, HI us r-1 &46-3p!6. Run• good. 714-111-2111 Vtlb waita 9173 '78 Conv. Blk/yell, 11tnt Xlnt cond lnlllde & out. lo UIEll ~S.:~ ctys; 551-1973 111~5~·.~. fOI TOUI • • 11 100 II '78 0 loaded cond, mega. em/Im cus, ml, amlfm casa. $5600. OUILUO '80 Toronedo Cpe XSC, '90Pr-.1§..epd, ~rt. HllT"4UOA. • M1nll1 Beige/ Pelo 24, &(:lean. ~ $5500. Greet car. 847-8015 2500H1tl:>O<Blvd. ft....11 1317 d•' v• ""-' f II M~ t AM/FM $7900 63 t-8600 -·· .. v, ...... uice u pwr nu . t rN, IT# IY & (4807) 675-2048 or 552·0245 COSTA MESA equipped pkg, pwr en/11, CtM, >dnt cond. 15600. lftllT • .. '" 121,111 , '66 vw Bug, aunrf, looks Vein 9175 &40-1810 '89 Charger, Stock Orig Clcntrl, 11ereo, vinyl top, P.P ... te-ee~ -· . fACIUTYI ll 100 D WAlll 69 911E Porache. Cl11alc. & runs good. '74 Volvo 142. fuel lnj, 4 eond. 383 Eng, compltte maroon• lee Iller Int. •79 CMc 'IPd Int cond Excel cood. Fled. luet tnJ. $1600 495 6907 •7 0 d c VIII new valve end lle8d Job. $7260 obo "8-7427 IO ml '.!..'.?.:. ,x bt f . ll!IWllSJ tlSIUllllOlll4 52Kml, Snrf, Alloys. Alklng-18600, Kath .. et . • spd, em/Im 0111, new 1 ol oupe de e. New Carburetor New1----·-----• Naw "' t Or. · Call, Perteet (7580) 968_9139 or 851•1910 Must sell '85 vw Camper, paint, 30 mpg, xlnt. New tlrea. Good cond. · 'll .......... _.__ W Wkdyt eft. 8pm,.wknd '72 MezdeRX2.goodllree J••-1 SOUTH 6•000 mites on rblt eng, $2300/obo. 536-6250 $1600/0BO. 730-9o455 Tiree . 1 15 oo obo . -· ..,_ II blf 11em 840-2028 & eng e100 673 8850 -'72 91• ... 000 b k or 54" .. ,.. 646-2231 OleHI, great ml. xlnt ' ' · · • · • L AG U N A B EA C H "'•.,. •nu re. es, 80,000 orig miles. Runs '74 Volvo 144 4 dr 4 spd .,..,.,.,.. cond 13050 148-0 93 ctys. 61S-00e1 eYM. 494-9429 2 nu tires. 261-0101 ott. COUln super. 1150010Bo. xtnt cond. $3500 obo: 'll 014. ~It Ylll• rer• 1311 . . , leua llfl '79 RX7 GS, orig ownr, 494-5729 hm 760-9538 548-2591 Pl,..... t32t -exit c:pnd. MUST SELL. 'IO HI PAUii OU al • YILllWllEI Blue. S18 0. Cell 9.5 '73 T·blrd mutt NII now.1 ..... ......, ...... ..._ _ _.........., ~~ '5095.648-5849 Xlntcornl,$l4.ooo. taa I .159 '80 244DL. air, 1mllm Mon·Frt642-4844 79,000 ,;,1. s1000 obo. 1t72Ptymoulh-f'Ury.good 642-3214 &I LIW &I '11 UllfT tape, lmmec. '7950 '78 Sevllte. eunrt, nu tires, 636--0973 cond., 1700. 144-13~ ' •erc .. n lu1 1145 . 8 3 •• B Z 3 8 o s EL. % For'!'~ JWllmLML•lrllnTo \/W. 28k mt, air, 4-dr, AM/FM. 857-4971 llllr, looks & runs A-1. '70 Bo11 302, *"500. '111 Ptymoulh Champ. Like "" 99 -,.., Xlnt cond s3 .975. '85Vot 122sw ood $7290 PP 639-5189 .., 12 000 I Alk •bout cll1mp1gne/ P•l•mlno • IE IUHllLI" 720-1857 YO gn. 0 . . . 861-3464 s:o~O/obo.' 975.f~1: lH lllllY WE ~·3~~r m ~~n,~o~: 9·~~t: f11' ancm' f Volume Sele•. Service '67 Bug. •mffm. good ~~~~: s~~.0s::.~7~;w Clinrtltl 9313 '74 Pinto, good eond, 842.0025 1&11 llYE YH 840-7952· on N• Rtn1ft111 1~1~~de'e:~n81vd. tires, oC:Se.~;::i S1875. IEE II FlllTI ~~~~oB'o~~~k,t~~ ... '-·1_1_Arr_aw_,_1Ut_o_,_2_d_r-.-nu- Slm Huntington Beech •ilc. 9177 We have • good Mlle· tlrea, radio, •Ir. 12800 ISUZU • '79 VW Rabbit. 5 apd, Come In & ... N-por1 tton of NEW & USED '60 Mueteng, ,_engine. obo. 844 4038 CllllTY lfibalrit~ 9147 O~l' ,..,.. (714)142•2000 New pelnt, lhHpskln Beec:h'I flneet Mlectlon Cllevroletal new Irene. cuttom paint, '73 Outler very good llln •--T-.. -t-.... -1_-4-P-r-·----ast ....... seat cvra. xlnt cond. of prevloualy owned cu11om 1u1perralon. cond lllnt treneportatlon "'•v "'"' ·--•-•O $3900/ob o . C all Roracll••. Audia end Cherry. Muat aeel car,jleoo. Formerly Jim Marino Tll llW 111111 zm-•w com ,.$1 • '11 nf lllYllT 495-6313 Votkewegena. $3000/0BO. 648-0795 642-6581• 648-i423 leuzu Turbo Sterlon 1110 ~um 11141lo 1110 Great gr~uatlon glltl '68 \/W BUG. Auto stick FR. Evee . ... KL MT ,... •IZ ••-R •-Cordia & Tredl1 Sliver/black w/pluah Int, shlf1. Rebuilt. Perl. cond. ...i .mac '67 Mua1ang. good cond, '74 Du1ter, good cond, -&-... ., Turbo Olestl P.U. To Plac·c your iclnt CClfld. $7000 or offer. $ 2 o O o I o b o . o y s ---.-$ 2 5.D 0 I be• t o ffer . 110001*· 648-0H l v~•J!•. e:.. Sliver. blue leather, to mt lr~~B!lf!l!lll"'l!l•I "Fast l!t•sull'' 6"'5-2561 631·509.1, eves & wknds 445 E. Cout Hwy 841-3167 Curt-· '74 cuetom wgn, exit, 12K :;a.-.t~klng_Sl0,900. Sef.vi('(> l}ire<•lory t<ll!U!fled Ads ere the 968-4372 Newport Beech 'll OAllllllll '75 Mu1t1ng MACH I on mot0f. l2400. m~a:'&Yd. •7 280 .,E ,.,..,., .. _ __,.__ ad . C;iU Nuw answer to • successful '78 Duller. comple-te 173-4900 VS,1-b~IOtO:-ps."'P.W. Ctuetc, cump1etir w/ 8Z~ Huntington Beecfl ~ ..,.... ......,""""" gttege or yard aetel JI'•• malnt record, new Ml-'72 DATSUN 240Z pwr lock•. cuetorn mag w • t er b • d. $ 1 7 0 O. (11 .. \11......... Benz. euto. Maroon/blk. • 642-56 71 better wey to tell moreJ chellna. s 1800 J>bO, Rebll eng, needtr body whls, lie. $5200. 8 5 1 • 1 3•1 O • a rt .,_.. .,...,. 17500. 851-3~ l.d. JJZ people! 640-1090 work. $2500. 657-4453 842-8318 llft. 5pm 6PM/wknda. ----------~--------~--·--------- ATLAS CHIHLll.PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd .. Coate Mesa. Tel. 546·1934. 3 blocks IOUth of Sall Diego Freeway off Harbor Blvd Complete body lh<>P. Sites. Service. P.jlrts. Service Dept open Mondi)' thru Fila1y 7:30 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M and 8 AM to 5 P.M. on Seturdey. OIANGI COAST AMC/JllP/HNAULT 2524 Herbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 540·8023 645-7770 • 1 Jeep Oeeler' In the Wnll See us todey for uies. service & leulng. There are reason• why -ere tt 1 • Price end Mllc11onl A19o, the tll-new Renault Ani1nce Is here! THIODOH IOllNS fOID Modern ulel, Mrvlce.-pact1. body, paint & tire depts. Competlllve retes on lease & dally rentels. 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Costa M .... 641·0010 or 540.8211. 'OMNION & SON LINCOLN MHCUIY , 2t2t Harbor Blvd .. Co111 Meta. Tel. 540·5630. 57 Veers of t rlendly ftmlly Hrvtce, -Orange County'• oldeet Ltncoln-Merc:ury dealerShlp. DAVID'· PHILL"S IUICIC.PONTIAC •MAIDA s.... • Ser~ • L .... no 24881 Allc:la Parlf.-)• 837-2400 IOUTM COUNn VOLKIWAOIN/llUZU • (Formetty Jim Mettno VO!Mwlllt") 1111' leedl IMI .. Huntinotun·e.ctt. (71') 142·2000 SALO • LiASING • PARTS • HAVICE WI! WILL NOT I! UNOE"80LOlll I v.., "''*IOlt'I O.A.O. & ,_ ~11 MATCH THE NUMBERS OH THE. MAP WITH THE NUMBERS IH THE BOXES • LONG llACH IMW Large selectlon of new & quality used BMW's and other fine carsl Sales. se<vloe & leeslng. Trade-Ins -lcomel Take 405 Freeway lo Nor111 Cherry ott-ramp. turn right & go 6 blocks nor111 lo 3670 N Cherry Ave , Long Beacti. (714) 636-5790 (213) 427-5494 • N~IHS CADILLAC 2600 Herbor Blvd • Costa Mesa Tel 540·9100 Orange Counly's Largest Ced1M1c dealer. S11et. Sefvloe. Leulng. • SOUTH COAST DOOGI "Your Frlenc:lly Neighborhood Dodge Oealerehtp" 2888 Harbor Blvd .. Cost• Meu S.0-0330 Salee, Leulng & A Full Service Oepartmt1nl Including Body And Paint Shop W• tpeClellza In cu.tom ven oonvenlonl In all ptlce rengee ANO WE PAY CASH FOA USED CARS TOOi • CHICK IVHSON POISCHl ·AUDl·VW 415 E. Coast Hwy .. Newpon Buch. 873-0900. Tiie only deelerthlp In Orange County wllll tl'Hlse three greet makes under one roolt • ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC·SUIAIU 24110 Harbor Blvd .. Coet1 Me11. Tel. 549-4300. Salee, Sefvlc:e, LeHlflO. "Mr. GOOdwrenc:h." .- CLASSIC AUTOMOllLIS 785 Newton Wey, Colt• M .... Tel. 631-1393 "JAGUARS OUA SPECIALTY" XK 120'1/ 1'0'1/ 160'1/XJ'1/E,-Type1 Sllll -Service -A"10t1tl0n1 011 PllCln •• betWMn 17111 & 111111 In Coet• t.1911 • • HOLMIS TUTTI.I DATSUN IOI LONGPH PONTIAC 13600 Beach Blvd . WestminSler. Tel 892-6651. Orenge County's oldest and largest Pon111c deale<shlp Sales. Servlee, Parts .. . .. DICK MILLll FIAT/LANCIA "Probably the lowe~t priced Fiats In Southern C1J11oml1" (Loca1e<t·1 mile north of South Coast Plaza near Mein St. and Werner Ave In Santa Ana) 120 w Werner. Senta Ana 557·2132 • SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17111 Street. Santa Ana. Tel. 656·7811 Your Orlgonal Dedicated Datsun Dealer MllACLI MAZDA We've moved! Our new toc:atlon IS 1425 Beker Street, Cotta Mes• Tel 5<15·3334. Stop by & vlslt our modern showroom &rid see wily we're the 11 1 Mud1 dealer In Southern Call!ornla. Sales, Service. Perts end Letting . COIMlll DeLILLO CHIVIOLIT (F0trnerly Gfotll Chevrolet> ,. 18211 Beech Blvd .. Huntington BeKh New • Used • Sales • u11tng • P1r11 • Ser~e Corne by ana iee our Huge 1nven1ory1 .!~·8097 640·3331 • HACH LINCOLN MllCUIY "We're MW IN1d M0et fOf' yow bullnltl." Complete ...... eervle• end body •h<>P f1c11111 ... One of tM ler~t Inventor... In Soilt"-n c.tltorn11 Of new Uncolnl 9nd Mercurye. Looeted 3 blOCll• .Outh of the Sen Oteoo Freewey on hect'I Blvd. In 11\mtingtbn e..c:tl. 18800 8Mc:h llYd, ..... 1739 OI ae&.100I 2145 Harbor Blvd., Coeta Meaa. Tel. 540-6410. TNt Det9Uf'I loc8tlon Me bMl1 MMng 0rerlgl County tot 11 )l9erl. 1 Mlle So. 405 F~. Stop by & vlltl ut today ... new ownertNp pledget to beet II competition. SUNSIT FOID, INC. (Home of Wlllle Ill• Whale). 5440 Gerden Grove Blvd .. Westminster. Tel. 638-4010. • OIANGI COUNn VOLVO 10120 Garden Grove Blvd .. Gtrden Grove Tel. 530·9190. &cluslvety Volvo to cover •II your Volvo • requlrementl. New•Used•Salea•Le1S1ng•Parts•Servlo .. 8ody Shop Freeway close In tf'Hl.l\etrt of Orange County 11 Garden Grove Blvd. & Br()()6(11urst, CONNILL CHIVIOLIT 2828 Harbor Blvd., Cotta Meet. Over 23 yMrl MrVlng Orenge County Selle, IHtlng. service. Cell 548·1200; 1pec1a1 pans line; 6o46-9400; bocty sh<>P fine; 754..0400. 0 , IOY CA•VH IOLLS IOYCl ..aMW 1640 Jamt>or" Rold. Newpott a..cn. 840-84,4. Siies. ~tee. Perts ~nd LMtlng. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, OR TO BE PLACED 642·5•7~8 . ON THl!i AD, CONTACT YOUR DAILY . PILOT REP.. ·-1 • I ~ . I I -I I .. J t ' .. Dr. Bernard Luskin OCC' s chief gains nationwide forum BY PHIL INBIDEl\MAN or .. ....,,... .... , For the pHt year:, Oran1e Cout &Uese Pl'elklent Bernard J .. Lualdn has been-epaldna on behalf of the nation'• lar1eet alnale-campua community collep. Durina the year to come, Lu1kin alao will l>e tbe chief voice for more than 1,200 other two-year college• acroH the country aa the newly elected board chairman of the American Aaaoclatlon of Community and Junior Colleges. "I can !lpMk now on behalf of community col.lqee around the nation,'' Luakfn Hld ln an interview atier hit return trom the 111oelatlon'1 New Orleana ~don. "It will &fve me a bit more clout." Lualdn, who became president of Orance Cout CoDep lut July after MVen years ln the ume poat at slater school Coutllne Collep, has aaumed the national office at a time when hia own coJJeee dittrict la ln the midst of (See OCC, Pa1e A!) ' THI DRANGI CDASi COAST IDITIBN MO NDAY MA I / 1Y8 i ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CENTS oaters off and .sa.iling k ALMON LOCKABEY Diillr ................ Backdropped by threatening thunde.rbeads and a acore of gaily "dressed" yachts, Commodore Phil Ramser and his staff yesterday declared Newport Harbor Yacht Club "open" for the 67th year. v The gala "Opening"Day" was attended by more than 500 memben and guests who were invited to go aboard the club'• power and sail yachts, which were raf1ed several deep at the euest dock. ''Opening Day" is eaentially a misnomer on the West Coast - espedally in South.em California -where the facilltiea are open the year round. In real.ity It is a throwback to Eut Coast yacht clubs, w})ich are inactive during the winter months. opening day calla for a recommissioning of the y8chts. -N ff Y C ' s o p e n i n g d a y ceremonies were highlighted by the Newport Harbor ffigh School band and the firinf of deck cuuaona as the clubs officers (See YACHT, Page A!) . -LB plant's future glooiny By STEVE MITCHELL of'ltle Dellr .......... When the sewage treatment plant was constructed nearly a half century ago, Laguna Beach sanitary officials wanted it to blend in with nearby businesses and homes. So they lined its rooftops with red Spaniah tl_le, painted -its exteriors a bright, white, and added a touch of Mediterranean wood trim. A sewer gas vent, located 200 feet" above-the plant, was designed to look like a lighthouse. One long-time Lagunan said she thought the stack was Sleeping Beauty's castle when she waa a little girl. The plant was built in 1934 for $161,500 at the Laguna Canyon en-trance -to what.-was then Laguna Village. It was designed to replace a Iaro septic tarik at the foot of Jasmine Street that collected sewage from the en\ire town. The plant was expanded in 1948 and enlarged again in 1950· and 1956. Now it faces demolition. The city expects to hook its sewer lines into the $100 million Aliso Water Management Agency ayatem in Aliso Creek sometime in June. Some· in town aay the unique structure should be p~rved, perhaps to .erve as a conununity center. • But city officials say an engineering analysis. of the treatment plant shows no pouibllity of reu1ing the structure when it ia clmed. They are recommen,:ling the building be demolished to make way for a Village Entrance Project currently being 1tudled for aeveral paroelt at the Laguna Canyon entrance to town. H .. -earing-· set on ~ Irvine ·~ hos.pital . ..... ............. More than 500 members and guests swarmed over Newport Harbor Yacht Club's fleet of power and sail yachts yesterday during the club's 67th Opening Day ceremonies. By GLENN SCOTI' or .. ....,,......., D(rectora of the proposed Irvine Medical Center have learned they can formally present their arguments next month for building a hoepital in Irvine. The state agency that grants licenaes for hoepital construction notified the group last week their application for a 10-called "certificate of need" I.a complete. Now IMC offici.alt must decide whether it's in their lnte.rest to let their competiton in the Irvine health care race catch up. The Oranse County Health Planning Councll, the first agency to hold a hearing on IMC't application, has asked IMC di.rectora to conaider waiting until July. That way, IMC can be joined in ~e hearing by a second group, HealthWest Foundation, which wants to build a s1tnilar hoepital at UC Irvine. 1njuries fatal to CdM football star Did a recorder trigger fire at CdM library? 'ttWJ coU.ndl hopes to oombine the rival propoealt ln one bearing to save time and money. It's U- llkely a third propoeal al80 could be completed in time for a July hearing. That proposal comes from the group operating Western Medical C.enter ln Santa - Ana, which has applied for a state license to build an out- patient clinic wit.b 1urgical 1ervices. By STEVE MARBLE or .. ...., .... ...,. •William Bright, a fonner high · school football star from Corona del Mar, died.thia weekend from Injuries he suffered ln a alng.le car accident last week during a ~p home from ~ Vegas. : Bright, 19, never regained ~ and died Saturday at Valley Hoepital in Lat !:f:8· Funeral services are Wedn y . .A 1982 graduate of Corona del ¥ar' High School. Brtaht led the team in ruth1ng hia junior and senior years, was named to an all-league team and played last year at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Bright was a paaaenger ln a car that spun out of control and flipped over outside Barstow early Thursday. He was taken by ambulance and helicopter to Laa Vegas, a trip of more than 100 miles. Students and t eachers retumeci today to fire-ravaged Lincoln School in Corona del Mar and attempted to conduct a normal school day. The intermedlate school was partially destroyed in a fire Saturday that gutted the campus library and dafl\aged administrative offices, a faculty lounge and two cle8arooma. available -are expected to be much higher. Newport Beach Battalion Chief Ray Brown said the fire appears to be of accidental origin and not the work of an arsonist. Equipment -possibly a tape recorder -might have triggered the blaze, he said. At any rate, HealthWeat ta about a month behind IMC ln submitting the required 1tacka of paperwork , a council spokeswoman said. The delay would give Health West time to do that. But postponing the long- 90ught hearing lan't a 1tep IMC officlala relish, especially al.rice the decade-old contest with UCI has not always been a polite one. The driver, fellow OCC football player Orlando Ramo. of Long Beach, also was injured, (See FOOTBALL, Pase A!) William Bright Books and audio visual equipment worth about $750,000 were lost ln the afternoon blaze. Total damage figures -not yet Claaaea were kept on a nonnal schedule today although the achool ia without clallroom bells or telephones. New textbooks and encyclopedia sets were (See LIBRARY, Page A!) "Right now, I know .we'd ijlte to forge ahead," said IMC Preeident David Baker. "It's been See MEDICAL, Pace A!) .. -----------INSIDE----------_, Budclin1 cariooni1ta 1et tipt from Tom Johneon, the yoiiJaser half of the f ather•IOn team that ereatet the Moon Mullln1 C!Omle •trip. P.,e 81. 1 Snooty ban ers Columnill Andy Rooney belle.et that banb wou]dn 't ban anything to do with u1 if there wa1o't IO much money in them. Pa1e A6. Misses the folks A youn11ter it dogoned Nd becauae t he cannot ·•l1it her grandparenb. She tell1 why in Aon Landen columa, P•e 82.' Law overturned U.S. Supreme Court NY• CalilornJa cope can't arrest people who don't identify the1111el•es. P•e A3. Nona Vaa 'llroeklln, former NFL..,haadeaar ..............," wflla the Lot Allplee a...., clAed today of • ............ s-s~. Pap C2. j \ , "I Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Monday. May ·2. 1983 A:pril showers br.,ing May show-ers~ hilt ... The month or May wasn't even four hours old before the akiea opened up and dumped between a quarter and three-quarters or an inch of rain on moet of Orange County. But officials al the NaUonal Weather Service predict mostly clear s kies and warmer temperatures at least through Wednesday . The drying-out period comes as a relief to many along the coast, where twice as much rain fell this season as last. Huntington Beach weather watcher J . Sherman Denny said .24 of an inch fell on h is city al about 3:30 a.m. yesterday in less than 10 minutes. That brings the season total to 22.18 inches, he said, adding that figure compares to 11.36 inches last year at this time. -In Costa Mesa, the early momlng downpour dll!T'ped . 75 of an Inch, bnpging th~ aeuon iota! to 24.63 inches. Last year at this Ume, 11.97 Inches tell on that city. -In Laguna Beach, Joe Jahraus, whoee family owns the Laguna Beach Lumber Co., said .tl6 of an Inch fell over the weekend. That brings Laguna's season total to 23.51 inches. compared to 12.47 last year. -In Los Angeles, where thundershowers and marble- sized hail stones dropped over the LA Basin late yesterday. a total of 30.92 inches of rain havP. fallen this season. That's nearly three times the 10.59 recorded last year. The weather service said highs will reah 7 4 degrees tomoITOw, with s unny skies following morning low clouds. The low tomorrow is expected to be 52 degrees. LIBRARY FIRE • • • From Page A1 brought to the sch ool this morning. School trus t ees for the New.port-Mesa Unified School District likely will discuss the future of the school library and the smoke-damaged offices and classrooms at a board meeting -next Tuesday. Ironically, the board already is set Tuesday· to begin deliberating possible school changes and .even closures in the Corona del Mar area. School officials said Lincoln School may fi t into that debate. -STEVE MARBLE San On of re sirens to wail for test alert Beach between 2 and 4 p.m. that same day, Stevens said. YACHT ... From Page A f • w~re intro duced and their official flags hol1ted to the miathead. --we ••k•d: What do you think of the school .system In your town? Feature. of the annual event are the pruentat.ion of trophies to "the winners of the ch.tb1 _ _... __ _, Opening Day race (held on Saturday) and the awarding of t.rophlea for the best kept yachts. Sweepstakes winner.. in this year's yachl Inspection was Sagacious, a Swan-38 sloop owned by Ron Merickel. Other Inspection winners: -Sall under 40 IMt: Nov• (auxlflary-31). Mr and Mfl. Jo. O'Hore. -Sall 011« 40 IMt. Bon Homme Rlc:nerd (58-loot motor uller), OIGk Elllon. -Power under 40 feet: Shoot Out (Benram-38). Paul and Shllron Soelohl• -Power over 40 teet · Hai1etufah, (Hetle<at·50). Frenk aod Allan Tran4t. -Commodore'• Trophy Cu• Peso (3g•fool dportlfSher). Dan Thol'npeon. -OcHn Racing 1111: Ragtime (82·1001 cu11om tl<>Opl. Dennis and Trlth Durgan. -Bay t>oet: Capitani• (23-loot launch). Steve Be<natd and Rk:herd --· -Dey Seller Noble Wood (Luder1-18). Ven Jacol>9on -Non-Calm (Junior): Blfd'a Neel (Sat>ol), Sareh CarroU. FOOTBALL. From Page A1 .:>fficers said . • Dick Morris, Bright's high school football coach, said the young football player was a good student and a well-liked person on campus. ''He was doing very well at OCC and I know the college was really counting on his r eturn next year," the no w -retired coach sa!d. A rosary for Bright will be re<:ited at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Our Lady Queen of Angels C hur.ch in Corona del Mar. Services will be conducted at the church at 10 a.m. Wednesd~. with burial to follow at Pacific View Memorial Park. George Phllp, courier, Orang• I went to school In Tustin, and In my 12 years I can only think of three teachers who had any Influence on me. But I was there just to have a good time. I think It comes down to a matter of personal drive." Alie• PurdJ, lneuranc• c.lculetor, Coet• M9u "I send my son to parochial school because I feel the quality of education Is better than public schools. I hear t hes-e ·thlng-s about k~d s skipping (public) school and nothing being done about It -I feel my son Is better .. D•• Snyder, houe•wlfe, Huntington Beach "My kids go to Glenvlew Elementary School and It provld9s a fantastic setting - bot h educationally and socially. I llke It because It has an lndlvlduallzed academic program designed to meet lndlvldual needs." Chrl• HendrtcJceon, purcheHr, Newport Beach • "Orange County has better than average schools. My neighbor Is a teacher and I understand (appllcants for teaching positions~ wall In line to come here." Linde Tipton, etudent, 'Coat• ... "The teachers (at TeWlnkle Intermediate School) are pretty nice and I think I'm !earning a lot. I wish It was closer; last year they closed down the school In my neighborhood and now I go four or five miles to school everyday." Tom Mepl•, ••l••m•n-Mtlmetor, Coete Men "I think It's a mediocre system; they don't expect enough from the children. My .. kids rarely have homework. But the schools aren't the. whole problem; there's not enough parental Involvement either." Some 47 sirens will wail Wednesday when San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station tests its community emergency alert s stem. 1--;__--="' Tfie system will 'be ~clivated twice between 10 a .m. and noon. both times for durations of three to four minutes, according to John Stevens, a n aide to Supervisor Thomas Riley. Sirens will sound Crom 30 seconds to-one mtnute an rangers and lifeguards will test roving public address-systems. Stevens pointed out that if the sirens signaled a real emergency, residents witbin earshot of the warning should turn on radio or television stations to receive emergency information. Bri ht is survived by his at er, . avis ng , pres1 en of National Education Corp.; a ~~~£7h~~;~~~ddo:::.--occ CHIEF'S FORUM WIDENS. • • Th~ family asks that me"!lo.rial From Page A 1 donauons be made to the William Bright Scholarship Fund at Corona del Mar High School . Sirens will be heard in the immediate area around the nuclear power plant as well as San Onofre State Park, Camp Pendleton, ·san Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Capistran o Beach and Dana Point. according to Stevens. MEDICAL HEARING. • • The tests will be conducted by plant officials in cooperation with the Orange County Emergency Broadcast System, maintained by county government. A related test will be conducted at San Onofre State Jewelry worth S 17 ,3114 waa teken by burQlara Who brolc• Into • reel~ cin tM 1200 bloclk of Send Key In Coron• dtl Mer P041oe Mid 1ne crOOlca for<*! open • locked door SllV6f SMVlce end merl'a 1-elry worth $10,1170 wu llokln from• , ... o..-on tt'>e t400 block ot Galaxy Orlve. Burotara cut out pen of• window to gain entr•~. Tllfee BMW auto• par1fed In Corone del Mar W9f• burgarlzed. Crook• look seoo atereo eeta from two of IM ce,. •ne totel lou waa eetlmeted et S5, 100 P041ce .. Id tM crootca plied open • alldlng oi-door to geln en1r.,_ From Page A1 a long time•and I'd like to see a d eterminatio n made on our application. But the board of directors must decide ... The IMC board is expected to meet this week to choose which path to take. It will be a tough choice: Agreeing to the postponement would score dip)omatic points with the Stereo equJPO*\t wonh '2.900 w• tlken from .,. unloCi<ed •P•r1ment on tM 200 block ol Cegney Lane. Costa Mesa A b-door held ahut by a nlmey 1oc1r app.,.,..uy provided ecc:"8 to • bualMaa on the 900 block of N-..tt•ll tor th-laat Friday night The burglara mllde -•Y With about $355 In cash end cMCtca, po1toe llkl. An employee'• p..ree wu llokln rrom tn. Dack ere• or • reataurent on N•wport Boui.vard Frldey ..,•nlng. Whl .. .,.. wu working In front a bµrglar toolc the purM from the •mployee't lock•r. LoH waa "11mat9$S at S 149. A 11166 .vw Bug wea atol•n from th• perking lot et South Coast Plaz• Mall Saturday anernoon. rn. ow,,.,, a Fountain Valley WO<nlln, re1urned lrOff'I lllOpp4ng to ftr1d file vehicle QOM, polloe aeld. Laguna Beach Stereo .ciufpnMnt end e t~. wflh • total velue ot SJ.805 wee 11oi.n lfom • home on Nori• S1rMI <¥VI<,,,. weekend. An unknown amount ot ~ wu tllk911 hom • home In the 500 block of Craaa StrNt, pollce Mid Health Planning Council, but seeking a hearing first, without UCI, would give IMC the advantage of going first. The 222-bed Irvine Medical Center is proposed to be built on land donated by the Irvine Co. on Sand Canyon Ave. and the future extension of Barranca Parkway. VleltOfa to M-8each P11k lole MMMd tn. tr.,,.lenta to ··~ J-.lry .... atoi.n from • "°"" on the 1000 block or C.telln• Street )'eSterdey Stereo equipment ~•lued et $300 was t•ken from • c:ar patked In tn. 200 block of MOM Str .. 1 ,,..,. the weekend. Irvine A rtlld•nt IOltl police Saturday h• dllCOVtr•d s 7 .200 lfl l•W•lry h•d bHn llokln from hi• "°"" on Hermo .. during the peat al• montha . . ' TriieYta cut • ho!• In a roll-up m.tal ooor et Dlceon EleclronlCa, 111372 Hele Ave., and stole St.ODO worth ol cop~r and solder anodH. company ofllc111a told police yta19fdey Polkle -· ~tied to tM perl(iflo IOI ol M~Oonllld'a faat food r•tMKant. 1780 Melo St , lo brHk up • fight between aom• M811,... Fair skies!!! Coastal Fair through tomorrow t>ut verlat>fe c1oud1 during lhe momlnO houfl. High• 72 to 76, ~night 1owa .. a to 56. Also flllf In mountain and desert 1rea1 11>1cep1 tor varlet>I• morning oloudl. High• 44 to 62 In the mountelna, 85 to 76 In deMrt: Lowt 211 to 311 In mountelnt. u to 5C In d111erta. Light wind• •II ..... exoept gutty wind• In eome mountain peuM. EtMwtlere. Potnt Conoeptlon 10 Ille MQleWI t>or0«-rd out 80 mllM: _,to nort"-1 wtnde 12 10 11 lmote over outer coaatal weter9, t>eoOmlng north-I 15 lo 25 knotl tonight and tomorrow s... 6 IO I !wt Ltgttt. varlal>lll wind• O¥•r lnnel'\wetera, ~ tonlghl Wind wa-2 to 3 •· 9oufflwMt twellt 2 10 4 taet. Extended ·forecast Morning low Gtouda, 011\trwlM fllr Wedneed91 thfOllQh P'rtd1y. H19M from M to 78. IOwa o 10 ... Tempe("a tures NATION • Ht L.e H H 71 43 n 11 81 J1 71 61 71 5t 13 5t 11 74 II H .. J2 tllrmlngham B11marck 8olM Boat on Brownsvlle &uffeto Burlington Casl)ilr Charlellon.S C. Ch11rle1ton,W v Charlotte. N.C Cheyenne Chicago C1nclnn111 Clevelend · Co1um1>11.s .c . Cotumt>ue Oellat-Ft Worth Dayton Den~ Det MotMI OelLOIL Duluth Et Puo Fa!rt>anke Fatgo Flagetafl OrMtFalle Hwtford Helene liOnolutu Houtlon fncllenflPQIM Jec;kton.M .... JICkaorwttle Juneeu l<an ... Ctty LN ll119M Little Rock La. Ange!M 82 62 511 35 52 46 81 60 91 77 53 44 64 57 48 34 78 63 72 81 82 61 47 33 53 40 72 59 63 48 85 63 67 51 85 74 66 58 54 3g 82 49 51 44 °lhe For~ast For 8 a.m . EDT Tuesday. May 3 •Low Tem eratures N •' • I· ~\" •'' •' ' .. • J.-fl o'\,.\ f l It,' Front~ I •Id,.... 61 30 Loultvllte 77 55 Lut>t>ock 55 32 Melnphla 64 4, Miami 47 24 MllwlukM 55 3e Mpl..St.Peul 11 58 Nlllh-Mle eo 40 ~ .. OrtNnt 83 et New Yorll -a~ottr eg ise North Pletl• M 87 Oklallomll City 81 51 Omaha 84 40 Ot'lendo 78 se Phtladtlpflla 81 Q 49 PJloenlK 78 119 Ptttlburgh ae 58 Ponlancf.~. 1f tf11~t,lf\' •• Bf 63 7& 511 83 81 41 3' 50 20 8' 83 74 eo • 115 55 93 ~ 112 62 87 93 u 87 eo 78 711 87 82 74 87 cs 7C eo 50 21 50 72 43 37 49 69 50 74 M 51 teacher layoffs and program cuts. By latest estimates, the Coast Community College District, which also includes Golden West College in Hun tington Beach, is facing a $6.1 million deficit in the coming school year. "What's occurring is not unique in California," Lus kin said, referring to f inancial problems facing two-year colleges around the nation. California is unique, however, in having the only community colleges in the nation that still do not charge tuition. That may change next fall under a tuition plan back~d by Gov. George Oeukmejian. "Tuition is not the only answer to the fiBcal problems," Luskin said. "It can only help. But it normally doesn't make up more than a small percent of the cost of pµblic education." He noted that the governor's plan will generate $100 per student per school year, while the cost to educate a student at Orange Coast College is about $2,000 a ye.ar. "Community college education is still the bargain of the century," Luskin said. He added: how eve r , that so me o t California's two-year schools may be forced to close next year if the state continues' to cut back dn funding. Luskin insisted that his new national post will not divert too much of his time away from the problems fadng his own campus. He said he has decided to give up other out!Ude activities to ~e· time for the position. "My primary responsibility will be to represent the association on issues affecting community colleges," he said. "And that will only help ~C." Washable Summer suits for: the Brooksgate man I \ There's much here a young man can appreciate in addition to Brooks Brothers' correct styling: c d s p good looks, lightweight comfort, trim styling, moderate prices ... and th e ease of washable polyes ter and cotton blends. Our exclusive 2-button moael is available in solid , tan, olive or navy poplin; or blue pincord. Coat and trou sers. $150 Uu your Brooks Bro1li1rs cord or i\m1rrcon Bxp,,ss l STAlllSHEO 1111 ofi~r:?ti;~H ~ -----__-:_ -.-. ( (~C~@.!1!nJ!@~~ Furnt5htng9 for Mm . Womm ~-loy.1 530 WliST 7Tti STRBl!T, LOS ANGBl.ES. CALIR FASI llON I Sl~ANO. NHWPORT 8 BAqi , CAUR .· ~ Double j eopardy? When E l Morro Elementary School stude nts t~ured the Laguna Beach Police Department, the final stop was the pokey. Officer Ron Sapp looked like he's not so sure he wanted to let the youngsters out. Below, Chris MazeJin· of Kappa Sigma and Ann Van Cott, a Phi Delta Theta little sister , spent time behind bars last weekend at the Alpha Chi jail Jor a Wayzgoose misdemeanor at Celebrate UCI. · · ~ Stanton officer reinstated By The A11oclated Pre11 A young Stanton police officer who was cleared by a grand jury of any wrongdoing in the shootinR death of a 5-year-old boy has alao been abeolved of any procedural violations by his own department. Police Chief Ron Johnson said Friday that an investiRation into the shooting by Officer Anthony Sperl,• 24, had been completed and "Officer Sperl did not violate the department's policies or procedures.'' Patricia Ridge, mother of little Patrick Mason, has fUed a $20 million wrongful death claim against the city. Her attorney, Richard Farnell, said he wasn't surprised by the results of ,the Hei~t suspects held Two unemployed Long Beach men who police believe w ere preparing to rob a Huntington Beach bank near closing hours have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and possessing drugs. Alfonso Rico, 28, and Raymond Trujillo were arrested after a police officer spotted the men parked behind Security Pacific Bank a t the intersection of Spnngdale Street and Warner Avenue on Friday. Police said the men had stocking masks and a small amount of narcotics in their vehicle, reportedly stolen Thursday in Huntington Beach. Rico, police said, also was arrested on an outstanding felony drug warrant. police internal affairs investigation. "It's not likely they are going to say to the world, 'We made a mistake,• especially when that would confirm their liability for substantial damages," he said. "We have to disagree with their assessment." Johnson said he doesn't know yet whether Sperl will return to duty. The officer has been on paid leave while undergoing therapy for emotional distress resulting from the March 3 shooting. The little boy had been left home alone while his mother worked. Sperl was investJgatihg a report that neither mother nor son had been seen in some time. He said h e entered the darkened apartment, saw a crouched figµre pointing a gun at him, and fired. The figure turned out to be the boy, holding a realistic toy gun. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY, INC. ••Mplaehter ........ . 1922 HAHOlt IM.VO COSTA MESA -S41· I 1 S6 Call 642-5678. Put a few word• to work for ou. 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Battalion Chief Charles Kane nbley said cause of yesterday'• 2:45 a.m. blue was under Investigation but no other 90W'Ce of ignition had been found and the olaze burned like a - clgarette-cauaed fire. "It's an insidious so.rt of a fire that gets hotter than. hell and then when it breaks out, It goes berserk," he explained. Kanenbley identified the victims as Thomas Vemess, 36, who lived in the apartment, and his sister, Bolett.a Reeser, 32, of Santa Ana. • Another resjden t o f the apartment, Pat 5amson, 31, was found unconscious in a back bedroom and taken to UC Irvine MedicalJ:~mter In Orang~. where she was in stable condition yesterday, he said. "It appears as though she woke up, went to the door d isoriented , opened the door, breathed In a slug of hot gases and did manage to push the door shut again, which saved her life," Kanenbley said. T he fire was reported by a neighbor who heard a newly installed smoke alann. ' .. ' Four-seniors due -citiz-en honors Four south Oranp County high echool eenlon will be honored by SoroptJ.m.lat International of Laguna Beach thJa week for their cltiienahip. U.guna Beach High School coeds Sudy HU. and Alldrea Schaefer, and Dana Hilla aenion Jupwu C.ol and Dua Brl1llt are 8Cheduled to receive Youth Otizenah.lp Awardl from the Soroptimista Thunday. The four were selected for their overall citl.zenahlp through their schools, churches, homes and communities. •Laguna Niguel attorney Jeff Hylton h.aa been elected president of the Laguna Niguel Lions Club for 1983-84. Other offi.oers named to the club include viee presidenta Powers Griffin, Tim Bryant and.Bob Oakea; secretary E . Claude Whittle and treasurer Mike Stone. New directors include Htrb Twalt1, Jack Ber1er, ~p Morris, Tom Crump, Rick Peraon, Geor1e Dodge and Dr. Tom Lund. •The Mission Viejo High School Graduating Class of 1973 is planning its 10-year reunion for July 30 at the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. All graduates can cont.act: MVHS Reunion, c/o 26636 Por~es Lane, Mission Viejo, 92691. • Cbarlea J. Darway of Costa Mesa won fl.rat prize and a $100 U.S. Savings Bond for his water-aavillf idea submitted to the Mesa Consolidated Water District. Durway suggests shower users turn the water off when soaping and then rinae and dry. • Laws ha9e changed regarding the making of willa and senior citizens iri Laguna Beach are invited to hear attorney David Brown preeent the first of three aemlnan on willa. The Senior Citizens Club will meet May 11 at 1 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Communtiy Center, 384 ·Legion St. to discuss wills and probate. . For information, call 497-2441. -oc hi](er's cleath Fa"1ilies s0uglit to host students Thirty Italia~_ students will .arrive in._891.lth Orange County this summer and host lamil1ea are needed to house the vialtota. undetermined By Tbe A11oclated Prell A Placentia man on an extended h iking trip has died after he was found near a Riverside County campground, apparently suffering from hypothemila, authorities said. An Orange County Coroner's office spokesman said an autopsy was performed yesterday on Stig Valdimar Peter Sveniker, 59, who died at Mission Community Hospital on Saturday. but no determination of cause of death _ .... - was made inimediately. Sveniker was hospitalized after hikers found him lying near a stream about two miles west of t h e Uppe r Sa n J u·a n Campgrounds above Lake Elsinore in ·t he Cleveland National Forest. Relatives t old River side County officials Sveniker loved to hike and had been traveling for a month. They said he haa expected to be gone a few more weeks. The students will study English in the mornings and afternoon sche dules include tours, picnics, sports and other activities. They will be in the U.S. from June 29 to July 28 aa part of Interstudy, the inter~ational study tours organization. Interested families should contact Maureen Petit at 661-1042. 8 hours only! diamond sale We've added $250,000 worth of diamonds to our regular stock and put this selection on sale! Save on dazzling diamond jewelry in our Fine Jewelry Department, plus a special one day only collection. You'll save on pendants, bracelets, earrings, cocktail: engagement and men's rings. Choose solitaires. diamond clusters or (f lamonds ..ylth other precious stones. All are In 14kt. gold settings. Our Diamond Counselor wlll be In our Fine Jewelry Depar1ment'to help you. Reg . 150.00 to 1295.00, ael• 89.99 to 776.99 - Mervyn'a Diamond Certificate 11 l11ued with each purchase. 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May 2, 1913 NB •• tf Dow Jones Final D~OWN 21.88 CL081NQ 1,204~ FTC orders NB firm to halt ·nvestmerit sales By Tbe Asto~lated Prest SANTA ANA -Federal regulatoh1 have ordered Monex International Ltd .. one of the nation's largest sellers of gold and silver investmenca to in<lividuals, to stop selling its three top investment programs. Administrative Law Judge George Painter made the ruling Friday. nearly four years after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission first accused the Ne wport Beach company and three other firms of illeglil sale of commodity futures contracts. OK likely for GM-Toyota deal DETROIT -The Federal Trade Commisaion is likely to approve a joint venture between General Motors Corp. and Toyota Motors Corp. d espite opposition from other automakers and charges that the deal would stifle competition, auto industry analysts say. The agreement tor the Fremont, Calif., plant was submitted this spring, wiUi an FTC decision expected in June. Tuna industry outlook better SAN DIEGO -The beleaguered tuna industry, mired in a slump for three years, may be on the f93d t<_> r~very_, according to $~ Die_go t~ indUBtp' olficials. nLast year, it was a disaster, bUt w~re quite optimistic about the sales right now," said Ed Ryan, vice president of Star-K)st. "April sales stayed up . . . NOw we nave to see what nappens going ffilo the summer.'' Allred-E. Perlman .. aead at 80 NEW YORK -Alfred E. Perlman, former president of the New York Central Railroad and ex- ~airman of the Western Pacific, died in San Francisco Saturday after a short illness. He was 80 years old. 'Chrysler was worth saving' ANN ARBOR, Mich. -The U.S. government decision to help Chrysler Corp. when the company was near bankruptcy in 1980 has helpe d all ' Americans, says Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocca. "Wo uld America really be better off if our unemploYil}ent rate was half a percent h~gher (if Chrysler Md folded) than it is today?" Iaoocca said in remarks prepared for delivery today at the University of Michigan commencement. Western Airlines chief quits LOS ANGELES -Saying the parting was amicable. former Alaskan bush pilot Neil G. Bergt has resigned after 16 months as r;hairman of Western Airlines. The board of directotS immediately elected 50-year-old Gerald Grin.stein, a Seattle attorney who has been on Westem'11boardsince1977, to succeed him as i;hairman. AMERICAN LEADERS UPS AND DOWNS ' METALS HEW YORK (AP)-""°' non,.tOIJ• mei•I pt1Ctil IOC11y. C....., -82~~ Cl!llt • poood, U.8. c!Mtlnllllona. C...., -77.40 c.>lt P« Po\lnO. HY ComeX _,.,. monlh c:to.d Frl. ' ...... -21·23 cerita. poood. Dfte -40 ....... pound, dell'llwed. n.o -sa.een M<M ... wee11 compoe11e ib . .._.._ -78 _, ... pound, H. y ...._, -t315.oo.t33S.OO I* 711 lb !IMll, Nlw York. ~ -$415.00 domMtlo ,,,.,~..,, troy-.N.Y. 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