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Home My WebLink About1981-03-20 - Orange Coast PilotI , YOUR HDMHDll DAllY PAPER· f H I [)A T MAH ( If .>I l l I'\ 1 ORANGE COU N TY . C ALIFOR N IA 25 CE NTS Plush treasure yacht held by guninen SANTA BARBARA <AP> Paaaports have been returned to a dozen people aboard the Santa Barbara yacht Coral Sea who ~•ve been held all week by machine gun-carrying Colotn· bian sailors who boarded lh_e treasure-hunting vessel as it stood idled by engine trouble in the Caribbean Sea. The Colombian desk of the ~ .S . State Department said Thursday that paperwork was being done to get the yacht re· leased, and that no charges had been filed against anyone. But the yacht, skippered by Its owner, GleM Miller, was being held at the Colombian island of San Andres, 100 miles east of Nicaragua, after being seized at the tiny isle of Bajo Nuevo, about 250 miles farther east in the Caribbean. Jean Wright, Miller's ex-wile, said a message was relayed to her Thursday evening from ber son , who is aboard the Corltl Sea. That message reported that the Colombian authoriUes re· turned passports, but that a na- tion a I holiday prevented any other action Thursda v. M Hier s aid that when he is re· leased. he will head for West Beeall looms ·for fo.11r - on Dana sanitation 11nit 2 Mesa m e n a board -un Murder trial snag Keith j ury continues Monda y By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol I._ o.lly ~li.t Si.ff An Orange County Superior Court jury which must decide if convicted murderer John Alan Keith of San Clemente is to die in the California gas chamber is deadlocked 11-1 but will con- tinue deliberatioos on Monday. Judge Donald A. McCartin, after polling the jury Thursday, said he wanted t he panel to come back and try once again to reach a decision Keith was convicted by the six-man, six-woman jury of firs t -degree murder with special circumstances in late February for the mutilation slaying of Corona del Mar real Dana P oin t estate agent Ruben M'art1nez in his home. The panel took only a day and a half to determine K t>1th'~ guilt. However. jurors had h('en weighing the 2J·year·old man's rate death or life 1mpnson ment without parole for a week Jury foreman Donald Cham· ness told .Jurlge Mr\artin Thursday that th£• panel was "hopeless!) deJdlockcd" 11 I and he didn't believe further deliberations would serve any purpose. fl wasn't revealed toward which dec1s1on the 1ury was lea ning in its votin g Sanitation panel facing r ecall try A Dana Point Citizens group has gathered enough valid signatures on recall petitions againsl four Dana Point Sanita- tion District board members to force a recall e lection. Rosalyn Lever, a spokesman for the Orange County Registrar DRllCI COAST llATHIR C hance or s h owers decreasing to 50 percent tonight, 20 percent Satur- day. Part.ly cloudy Satur- day with beact\ blgb mid-508, inland high lower 809. Lows tonight 48 alon1 coast, SS inland. 111111 TllAY The ,,,,_ Cultural ~enter ti a HCortd ho1M for abou& 400 a1pirtno p e r · /ormns ... CJ 11111 Me•l•t CU Miit ... ~ ..... .. ... , ............... . ~1c --. ..... C1t ....... _. CJ-4 ,, •••• ~.., 111 IMn• .,., .............. ,, ~ C1 T.....,. CM _..... M ..... I C\.f _.,....._ M 8 of Voters. said more than enough signatures had been verified on the four petitions lo qualify tht> re- call for the ballot. Me m bers of the board named an the recaJI effort by the Da na Point Citizens for Action are Angus Smith, John McComb, Jack Schmidt and Earl Hardisty. The four district directors now have 14 days to set a date for a special election to be held That election must take place no soonerthan80days after the April 20 deadline for c\etermining the election date. and no later than 12Sdays. The Dana Point Sanitation Dis- trict board spurred the citizen group to action when it refused to rescind a controversial pension plan lt adopted last April. The plan would pay the district directors $SOO a month arter they retire. A fifth member, Louis E. Dun· ning, was also a recall taraet, but he died less than a month alter be· Ing served wlth recall papers in October. The nian named to replace Oun· ntni, Don Klassen, is not named on the re<:all petitions. His term will expireln November. The citizens group needed 1,408 valid signatures on each of the re- ca 11 petitions to qualify the measure for a vote . More than 1,750 signatures were verified on each petit.ion, Mn. Lever aaJd, makin1 poulble a July election where Dana Point residents wm decide whether 91' not to recall the four board mem- bers; and alsoelectoew directors. <See a1:c LL. Pace Ai> In polling the jury. Mccartin found three members who sWI bl'lae,ed a verdi ct could bt reached. O n e o f them , Frank Sthiavon'e. said he need~d an 1mpart1al explanation oh the m e aning of aggravating and m it1gating circumstances in the tnme. Oefenst" lawyer James ~1<>r~1n of Lag una Hills said he lif'l1Pved any further delibera lion~ would "needlessly" put .both the jury and Keith through "additional trauma." Merwin said Mccartin should declare a mistrial in the penal· ty phase o f the c a se . ;iutomat1cally giving Keith Mc 1 m prisonmt•nl without parole. However, Mccartin ordered I hl' add1t1onal deliberations because three jurors had in· ci1cated lhey believed there was still a "reasonable probability" a decision could be reached. It's going to be tough," one 1uror told the Judge during his polling of the panel. According to testimony in the case. Keith a nd a companion. Anthony David Bies of Dana Point. killed Martinez. 40, in the bedroom of his Corona del Mar home after meeting hirn in a Laguna Reac h gay bar In August 1978 Martinez was bludgeoned and later partially ~ecapitated by Keith, who ad mitted his participation in the killing, but daimed he did so out of anger a l and fear of homosexuals. Bies, 19. also was convicted of first ·degree murder in a separate trial. He is presently under going diagnostic tests to determine if he should f'>e sen- tenced to the California Youth Authority. He was 17 at the time of the killing. Staff fired WASHINGTON (AP) -The entire professional staff or the Council on Environmental Quali· ty has been fired . WELFAR E PACT COSTS WOMAN SAN OlEGO <AP> -A woman who applied for welfare unde r 13 names.· clalmlna to have 18 e blldren, has been sentenced &o two years in jail wllh 10 year.' probaUon . Laura Leigh Zielonka, 21, wa1 convicted ol welfare fraud and perjury. She 1ot credil for 300 days apent in jaU, bul MunteipaJ Judae David B. MOOQ ordered her Thursday to P•Y back t Sll,619. I I Palm Beach, Fla., to repair his engine. The SS-foot Coral Sea has been used ln television shows, such as "Switch," with Robert Wagner, and is known as the Rolls-Royce of the California pleasure diving fleet because or its c reature comforts such as a trash-masher and air conditioning, a ma chine s hop on board, a helicopter and ' ' a saltwater desa linization system The Coral Sea was seized Mon- day, and MJller was allowed to call home on a radio-telephone Wednesday night and Thursday. He told Dewey Schurman, city editor of the Santa Barbara News.Press, that he hadn't been told or any release plan and said he doubted it, because sailors with submachine J(uns st<?OO on ·---..,-T -. his deck as he talked. As ked why he had been stopped, Maller replied· "They never gave us an) reason, none whatsoever .. M 11ler said his vessel had been forced to s lop becaus e o f generator problems whale en route to Grand Cayman Island, between Jam:uca and Cuba. As he waited for the engine to cool <See y l\{'HT : Page A Z> Murderer's jury split on death '•. 1 I' I IO r .. , .. ............ , J J., I ..r t d •l ,. l ii • I . -I -- Kites o f s p ring Jesse Leadholm, 10. of Minneapolis flies his kite in front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington. The youngster was vacationing with his parents and celebrating the first day of spring. ------ • O verdue from resort By ARTHllR R. VINSEi. OI ::w D•llY Pilot ~1•11 Se<Jrchen fl y ing thro u g h s no w bhndan~ weather an lhe Mammoth Lake area toda~ re ported no s ign of a vanished plane carrying two Co!>ta Mesa men hOITlf from o ska trap Thl• t~o men look off a!>l>Ut I p m Thursday an 7.eru '1~1b1l1t~ weather accornp;m1ed h~ hea\·y s now They wer e liound from Mammoth La ke to B1!.hop to pack up lhrN• other Orange County resident:. on the flight back to John Wayne Airport Listed as m1~sing and pre s umt"d dov.n 1n the turbo ~ char~ed :-.1ngl<' eng in e Ct·~~na 21 0 airc raft rt"ntt'd al J ohn Wayne Airport are Robert RN.•d. 25 . a managt>· ment trainee• with lht· Ralphs Market chain Michael Thompson 25. who~c Costa M<•:.a add rt""' ~a!' 3 lso not li stt'd Authorit.1es said their compan IOllS who had l''<PCCted to JOIO them on the ~av home arc re- turning lod av ·by bu:-from Bishop. when • they hud ~ix·~l •the ir ska holiday They were 1dent1fied as David and Shantelle Smith. of El Toro. and Steve Speer . 26. of Newport Beach, whose home uddresscs. were not available. Civil Air Patrol MaJ r' L . Beelby. of Westminster . said Reed took off from Mammoth at <See PLANE. Pa ge A2> Syrians anger Oymore U.S. e mbassy kid nap plot t o ld b y O C man Freed Pakistani hijack hostage Craig Cly more of Laguna Hills, indicted in an in- tern ation a 1 drug s muggling case, says he has been forced out of his Damascus hotel room and was "aboul to be kidnapped by the U .S. Embassy," his lawyer reports. Attorney Ronald Kreber saJd Thursday his client called him from the Syrian capital "very agitated and an1TY because the Syriana had kicked him out ol hl1 hotel room, forced him to turn over all hla money to uuar1 the bot.el blll .. then forced b,1m to It.)' ln the looby. '' Clymore, "ho faces arrest on • aeven·count indlctmeot if he relurna to u.e Um"94 Slates, bu alayed in Damucua since he and 101 fellow holta&•• were re- le•jed tl•t Saturday by 1\1· Jackers after 11 daya aboard • Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720. "They have cut me off from everything" K reber quoted Clymore. "I 'm going to be kid- napped by the U.S. Embassy." There was no immediate of- ficial confirmation or Clymore's claim. And while Clymore, 34, was worried about being kid· napped , Newport Beach at- torney Harold Davidson Sr. saJd Firl118 warn ed WASHINGTON <AP) -The United Auto Workers union la aerv•n1 notice on · Ford and General Motors that it won't ac- cept Chryaler-atyle \Ult con· ~eulons and wamln1'them that any mcwe In that dlreeUoa by Ul,· top two automakers would prove ru..Ue. he was retained to over see Clymore's efforts to cash in on his hijacking experience. He has written a song about the plane seizure and hopes to form a group called "The Hi· jackers" to record it. Davidson said . Durin g the ordeal , Clymore entertained his fellow hostages aboard the plane by playing gu~r and singing. DavidS<>n said his client alsc wants to sell a book or TV movie · on lhehijacklng. "'Ves, calls are coming In y t h e hundreds . or course.·· Davidson said, but he decUned to ldenuty the callers. "l would lhink that would be premature, . alnce nothlne's happened yet." 'l'he Jetliner was eei&ed March 2 on a Oi&ht from Karachi &o Peshawar on the Af than fronUer fly three hlJackcra wi-o de-<See CLVMOAE, Pa_ae A.2) I. I, I ... s Orange Cout DAIL y PiLOT/Frlday, Maroh 20. 1981 CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. <AP > -Thirteen men were held on treapualn1 char1ea today after tbey were arrested -armed wtth automauc weapons and dressed ln mllltary fatigues oo private land near a nuclear power plant, county officials said. The arrest& occurred late Thursday on a ranch ·bordering the Florida Power Corp. nuclear . pla nt at Crys tal River, Bill would let judges work to 75 SACRAMENTO <AP > - California judges could stay on tbe bench until they're 75 years old without having r etirement bene rits cut, under a bill ap- proved by the state Senate. SB97 by Sen. John Schmitz, ft. Newport Beach, went to the As· sembly on a 27-5 vote Thursday. despite warnings that it could make it more difficult to oust senile jurists . Under current law , judges re- ceive higher pensions if they re- tire by age 70. Schmitz's bill would move the age cutoff to 75. Supporters said the bill would allow "matur e . experienced judges" to remain on the bendh longer. and ease pressure on the judges· pension system. "If you think about age 70, it's not so old ... said Sen Alan Siero- ty. D·Los Angeles. noting a trend toward later retirement. ··w e might think a little bit about how we treat people that are a little older than most of us But Sen Omer Rains, D· Ventura, s~11d that changing the law would make it more difficult to remove senile judges from the bench '"The exisltng law is designed lo deal with a serious problem. senility." hl' said "Many of our best Judges have been over 70. but they a rc the exception · · He referred to the lengthy bat- tle to oust former Supreme Court Ju~.ticc Mars h all McComb. whCJ retired under pres· sure after being accused of being senile Five Mesa firms burgled Burglars broke into five Costa Mesa businesses located in a com- pleJ< al 3303 Harbor Blvd. and made off with more than S7.000 worth of radios and offi ce equip· ment. police reported today. Taken from MSI Data Corp. Wednesday night wer e two elec· tric t ypewriters and a radio. Data Access Systems Inc. lost a com- puter data terminal, a typewriter and a clock radio. Configuration Data Services lost a typewriter. offi cers said, and Military Market ing Services Inc. is missing a clock radio. Although the bur glars. who used a bar to pry open doors, en· tered Spectrom Development Laboratories. nothing was taken there. ooliresaid. a uthorities uld. Tbe men claimed to be members ot an Army unit Crom Fort hnnin1. Ga.. ud olrielal1 there flrat aclcnowleclced and lat.er denied association with the group. aald Citrus County Sherm Charles S. Dean. Federal officials said there was no indication that the me n represented a threat to tbe power plant. But federal officials said APW1r.-10 ~ ..... ., Comedienne Carol Burnett listens to testimony in the trial on her $10 million libel suit against the Nationa l En- quirer. The case is expected lo go to the jury next week. Probe eyes nuns' deaths WA S HIN GTON <AP 1 Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. said that a piece of windshield glass em bedded in t he body of one of four Roman Catholic women murdered last December in El Salvador has led investigators to theorize the group may have tried to run a security roadblock However, Bill Ford, brother of Ila Ford . one of the murdered nuns. complained t hat Haig's comment appeared to be pa rt of a "s ubtle s m ear ca mpaign against the women who were killed." Ford said families of the nuns ··are concerned that this is part of a campaign to justiry the lack of an investigation" into the murde rs Fro• Pa9~ Al CLYMORE • • manded the release of political prisoners bein g h e ld i n Pakistani jails. After Clymore and the other hos tages were released, U.S. author ities revealed he and eight others in c luding seven Southern Californians, had been named in a secret indictment handed down Feb. 20 by a federal grand jury in New York Uiiiy did • bow wbo tbe men were"" what t.bey were dolnc. T ........ ct.Hribed by Deen M "clean-cu&. ltl'aia~l l\IYI, ln their 20I and 305,'' were arrest- ed at their camp oear the 858- meiawattplant. Dean said only one of the doien or so weapons confiscated was American-m ade. The rest 'Were described as Soviet, Japanese and Israeli weapons. "I don't know what I've got," Dean said today. ''The men speak Enallsh, but two or those in custody might be foreign na- tionals." Dean refused to release the namesofthemen. ''In case this turns out to be legitimate . . . CIA or something, I don't want to blow their cover," he said. The m en were being ques- tioned today by agents from the FBJ and the Bureau or Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. A utility spokesm an said if the men were connec ted to the fede ral government, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission should have been notified because or the operation's proximity to the nuclear plant. NRC s pokes m an Ken Cla rk said in Atlanta today that no evidence has been found to in- dicate the men inte nded to sabotage the plant. He said the NRC had no prior knowledge or the group. The sheriff s aid Dixie M. H olli n s, o wn er or the Ho llins wood Ranch . reported hearing a utomatic weapons fire Wednesday night. He went out and encountered an armed man. the s henff said. T he armed man told Hollins he was part of military detach· m ent on maneuvers, Dean said. Hollins then called the sheriff. and deputies contacted Fort Benning. Initially. deputies were told there was a military unit training in the area. Dean said. But. Dean said, he was not sat i s fi ed with the Army's ans wer and ret urned to the area the next day . finding many rounds of ammunition on the ground. Suspicious because some of the a m mun1t1on wa s n o t m ilitary·issue , Dean call ed Fort Benning and was told by securi· ty officers Col. Lou Marcotte that no Army units were train· ing in the area. the s heriff said. . Dean said all 13 men were ar- rested without resistance after he tracked them to their camp, a site he described as a miLitary- type tramang facility . He said t he men were doing hand-to- ha nd combat training when he arrived. Armed with only a shotgun. Dean calle d for assistance before moving in. · · 1 eased back.. 1 knew they had live ammo. I didn't know if J had a drug omoading operation. a subvers ive group trying to get the power plant or a CIA opera- tion." Dean said. Dean said the group leader had a "military-type identifica- tion," partly In Arabic and part- ly in Spanish. No bond has been set for the me n. who ar e charged with felony trespassing. Clouds disguise spring Rain prec~de~ arrival of new season No rain is expected tonight after the last storm or winter helped push rainfall levels toward normal along the Orange Coast, accord.in~ to a spokesman for the National Weather Service . The first day of spring was ushered in today at 9:03 under cloudy skies that aren 't expected to c tear completely until Sunday. A s pokesman for the Weather Service said that a new storm could bring showers IJy Monday morning. Otherwise it will be a dry weekend with temperatures tonight in the low SO's and highs predicted at 65 Saturday. The rainy season a long the Orange Coast got off to a slow start this year. with the season's total until Thursday night lagging far behind the annual average. In Huntington Beach. resident weather expert J . Sherman Den- ny measured .58 inches of rain from the lc1test storm and 10.32 for the season. The average is 11.95 and last •year 20.21 inches were measured. ·'I guess this is all we're going to get," s~!d Denny. "We 're out of danger. In Newport Bet ch the Orange County Harbor Pltrol measured .44 inches of rain and 6.60 for the year . A small craft warning that was in effect Thursday was lifted early this morning. ORANGE COAST DailJPilat ClaHtfled ec1Vert1a1no 7141142-5171 All other department• 142-4321 • Thomas P. Haley ~ Robert N. Weed ............ M. Thomas Keevil Ylor Thom11 A. Murphln• ........... - Chafi.t H. LOOI ....................... Befnard Schulman ~ Cert CeratanMn --.a..-. Kenneth N. Goddard Jr ~~ MAIN OFFICE QO Wttl ... SI., COiie 'MW, CA ~II ectereu. lo• IMO, C•t• Meu., CA. nu. COPyrlVM "" Ore1199 C..•t Plll>lltlllno ~· No "•wt stor .. $, lllut1ret1011t. e<lltotlel melter or •d vtrthtrno11U 11.rtln mey bt rtprodut ey cerrler tA.00 ,,_1111y; l>y rnell u '° MOll!hly; mllltt ty IHtllnatHlf',. S•.00 montllly Santiago Peak received the h eav i est rai nf a l l fr o m Thursday's storm with 1.8 inches measured by the Orange County Flood Control District. The hms ha ve been hit with 15.8 inches for the year. still s hort of the 25. 7 inch aver age for mountainous parts of ea stem Orange County. In Costa Mesa .53 inches of rain were measured, a nd 7.72 inches have fallen all season. Santa Ana received .54 inches of rain a nd 8.37 inches for the year's total. The average is 10.99, ac- cording to the flood control dis- trict. Exactly one inch of rain fell in Laguna Niguel, according to . Moulton Niguel Treatment Plant records. So rar 7.70 inches have fallen there this year, compared to the 8.46 average. In Laguna Beach, resident weather expert Joe Jahra ua measured .78 Inches of rainfall and 7.11 for the season. The average in Laauna ls 12.50. No serious flooding was report· ed ln Orange County as a result or the latestatorm. Tax faced WASIUNGTON (AP> -The Reagan administration has an- nounced that more than S4 billion In trade from Taiwan, Honi Korte. South Korea, Mex- ico ancMlrasU no lonaer wm be ellitb&e for duty.free eJltry Into tht United Stata. / ' .... , ....... HELO CAPTIVE BY COLOMBIAN SAILORS FOR WEEK Cor•I Se• treeaure ahlp capgln Glenn Miiier Fro• Pag~ A I YACHT •.. so he could work on it, the passengers. most of them from San Francisco. went diving for r e laxation in the tropical waters. Then ·a Colombian gun- boat steamed over the horizon and took them into custody, he said. The treasure-hunting expedi· Lion was organized by Margaret Brandeis. a San Francisco area business woman CHP thwarts Bay Bridge jump attempt SAN FRANCISCO <AP) A woman who had made funeral arrangements and had a Bible in her hand was prevented from j umping from the San Fran- cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge lo· day, but a man is believed to have jumped from the span a few hours later. police said. The woman. not ide ntified by authorities. was rescued about 2:30 a.m. from a catwalk along the north side of the bridge by officer Make O'Brien of the California Highway Patrol ' She told the News· Press in Oc- tober that she had secret tn· fo rmation. for which she had paid dearly. that a 17th century Spanish galleon lay on the Carib· bean noor with a SlOO million treasure. She said s he knew the wreck was ther e because it had been dived on before. yielding about Sl million in silver coins and bronze cannons Sa m Dabn ey o f Santa Barbara, whose ex wife Katie 1s cook aboard the boat . s a id Miller 's son, Za ck, was aboard but he couldn't 1dent1fy the other passengers O'Brien said t he wom an had made funer al arrangements and had a Bible with her . She was t aken to the psychiatric unit at Mission Emergency Hospital. Dabney said, "I assume they were being held for trespassing o r a n c horing 1n Colo mbian waters without a permit. But Miller dJdn't know they were in Colombian waters; it's just a sandspil lle's had very litUe com mun1catio n s with t hem T hey're just holding him He s aid they were not being mis- treated " O'Brien said he recognized the woman because she had been 11 legally walking on the bridge in February and ordered to get off. At about 4:50 a .m .. the CllP found a car on the south s ide of the bndge with its engine run· ning and the lights on Although no one was seen getting out of the car or m the al't of Jumping. authorities said they traced the car 's license plates to a man. who they declined to 1dent1fy The Coast G•Jard searched the waters below the Potnl on the bridge where the car was found but did not observe a bod) Now. you don't have to wait one day longer for that new Lees Carpet you've been thinking about. Because. nght now. we're having a Lees Spring Sale Every best quality Lees Carpet is on sale plushes. twists. sculptures in hundreds of colors and textures. 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"We'M 1ot rocks atldrlDI tlP In the air at 14,000 feet up there," CAP MaJ. Beelby saAd today. "There are only a couple of passes t h at even an e x· per lenced pilot would attempt.'• No Information about Reed's lllght experience was available today. Air traffic controllers at the Mammoth Lakes airport tower uid Reed radioed that he wu gomg to climb over the moun· tain range en route to Freano. after plckine up the other ~ In Bishop. When it was learned that· tbe plane was long overdue at B is hop , the search was la unched. but Maj. Beelby said today weather conditions in tbe Sierra are severe. Mam moth Lakes is about 450 miles from the Orange Coast area. Fro•P~AJ RECALL ..•. "We were just delighted with the outcome," said Carolyn · Walti. spokesman for the Citizens for Action. "We are very proud of the w ay the whole thing went.'• She said her group would be s ponsoring.candidates in the elec- tion a nd would held meetings where Dana Point residents could come and meet those running for seats on the sanitation board. GOP pushes budget vote WASH I NGTON <AP > Senate Republicans, moving to exploit their new majority swift· ly, are p4shing for a floor vote next week on a budget-cuhi.ng package containing most of President Reagan's recom men· d ations and a few of their own. The Senate Budget Committee ('apped a ~rueling, four-day bud~cl review Thursday and ap· proved a blue pri nt for $36 .4 bi llion in s pending reductions in 1982. $2.3 bill ion more than the president wants in the areas covered. The vast m ajority of cuts would come in social pro- grams such as unemployment, welfare. education. nutrition and some Social Security benefi ts. Republican Leader Howard Baker announced t he rutt Senate would begin debate on the pro- posal next Thursday · : iiisiiilatiiin: ·custom draperies 1111111111 • ,.'lid -flllr • 111'•1~ till •663 "-ACfNTI~ AVENUE • COST,. M!SA~ CALIF. 92627 • ll'HONE 646-41ll -U6·235S \ i I Pope John Paul 11 wears a hard hat and holds filter during visit to steel plant at Terni, Italy. G•no LollobrfgUla, right, dance• urllh NabUUJ Khalhoggt, teen-ooe dought~of Satu.ti Ara- btan bUHonoire bulfneasmon Ad nan Khaahoggi and Soraya Khalhoggi, at a New Yorkdiaco. A 16-year-old Orange Coast girl learned there Is no s tatute of limitations on a ticket for driving without a license whe n s he surre n- dered in court Wednesday, one year later. The defendant, only 15 when cited last year , ap· parently figured she could beat the rap now that she was of legal age, sources at Har bor Judicial Dis trict Court in Newport Beach said. Judge SeUm. S. Fraaklla, however, didn't see it that way and ordered her to ob- tain a valid license and try driving with it legally for awhil e, with the charge hanging over her head. She was then ordered to re- turn before the bench at a date to be set by the court in November and he would con- sider her driving r ecord before reaching a decision. 4 jud1• tani4t dowo 1 1tate reque1l that be Im· medlalely oiqiir former Vic. Pr...._....., T. 4 ... w to r•Pl1 MarylUd '100,000 be all•IMlY Neelved m bribes wbll• eoveraor. An.ne Arundel Circuit Court Jud•e Bnate C. WUUaa1 sald th~e is "a need for testlmon) ln the case." WWlama also turned down a reque1t by Agnew's at· toTne)' that the trial, set to be1ln April 20, be postponed. Federal prosecutors con- tended Apew received the money i n an alleged kickback scheme, and state prosecutors say the money belon1s to the state treuury. Secretary or State AIH · aader M. Haig Jr. was told by a jesting me mber of Congress that when be was commander in chief of NATO there were those who thought of him as "the reincarnation of Nape&eoe Boaapal1e." "That's your term," the former four-star Army general deadpanned in reply to Rep. Edward Derwluk1, R·Ill. "Olhera would prefer Caesar." David Stockman, direc- tor of Office of Manage- ment and Budget, takes a sip of water before ap- pearing at a House hearing. Office rezone denied Santa Ana Height• propo•al rejected. A Tustin man's last dilch ef· fort to build professional offices on his 2.5 acres of land in Santa Ana Heights was turned down by the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The members agreed with 5th Dis trict Superv\sor Thomas Riley, who said offices in the res ide ntial area would be inappropriate La nd owner J . R Belt was ap· pealing a denial by the county. Planning Comm ission of his pro- posal to rezone the land from agricultural use lo offices. A group of about 25 Santa Ana Heights residents attended the board meeting to s upport the commission's position Many of those same residents have attended other board meet· ings to criticize the supervisors' plan to expand the number of daily commercial jet flights from n earby John Way ne Airport while reducing the total jet noise. Airport noise was an issue ln Belt's proposal. His property lies inside a zone where jet noise js considered too high for de· velopment of new houses. But according to the county's plan, the land will be outside the zone in from five to 10 years. Riley's land use planning aide, Peter Herman, said after the meeting the property should be developed for low·density res· idential use once the noise restrictions are lifted. But Belt said noise will re- main a problem in Santa Ana Heights, which sits beneath the airport takeoff pattern. He said he doesn't want to wait any longer to develop the land , which he claimed he has tried to develop for 10 years. A 60-year-old house sits on the property, Belt said, adding HB sex off ender free for appeal A Huntington Beach man con· victed of 18 counts of sexual mls· conduct with two teen·age girls could remain free on bail for at least another year whlle be ap· peals hia cue. Police investigators and the man who prosecuted James Rollinp, however, believe there is Jillie to dissuade Rollings from running. Ria attorney, Theo Lacy, says RolUnis has appeared at all pre- vlou1 court hear ings and has shown no indications of engag- in1 in criminal or anli-aociaJ bebavtor. "It la my opinion that Mr. Rollings poses no threat to the community by being released pending his appeal of this caae," Lacy said in court documents. Rollings, 42: is ineligible for probation and faces up to slx years in state prison. Howeve r , Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Green granted defense requests that the defendant be allowed to go free on $25,000 ball while he apgeats his conviction of Feb. 4. eputy District Attorney Robert Launders said It was "absurd" to think Rollin1a would voluntarily turn blmaell in al some future time to serve a lengthy prison sentence. U4•'ltt /1Jtt1ni~ The Daily Pilot wants t.o hear obaervationa from lta readen -: particularly comments about the paper itself. It's easy to tell us your views. Jusl caU \he number below and your meua1e wlU be recorded. Me1aa1es wllJ be traoacrlbed Hveral Umet dally and delivered to the desk ol lbt appropriate editor. No clrculaUon calls. please. Tell us what's on your mind. The llfJmber ls In servlce 24 houra J day, aeven days a wedc. 842•fl.QSfl that rennovating the dwelling would be an "economic in· feasibility " After the meeting, Belt said the land would be worth about $1.3 million if it were developed but only $200.000 lo $300,000 if left in its present state. He said he has spent a bout $30,000 m property taxes since he bought the land. Bail raised aft'er attempt at suicide Bail has been raised to $250.000 and new arraignment proceedings sc heduled for March 24 for an 83-year-old man who attempted to cut his wrists in Orange County Superior Court Tuesday. The man, Rosco Delancy, suf· fered only minor injuries and was returned to Or ange County Jail. He was appearing before Judge William L. Murray on c harges of passing s tolen traveler's checks at Disneyland in February when he becasie upset about news reports of his osing more than 70 aliases in a lenithy criminal career. Delancy, claiming he couJd not 1et a fair trial, then pro- duced a rai.or blade hidden in the links of his shackles and at· t e mpted to cut his writs. However, he was wrestled to the floor and disarmed by court bailiffs . The defendant was treated at the jail. BB 8U8ped aurrenden An 18-year-old Huntlnaton Beach man who apparently knew police were seekin• him in connection with a llquor store robbery walked up to a patrol car and surrendered, police aald. Th• 1uapect, Henry MUihali Rlcklrc!, ol •t Heil Av~ Jailed on euaplclon of Sea1ate Liquor, 1e101 Bol11 Cbtca St.l on March 12. ~ Cout OAtlY Ptl.Of/Frtdlly, March 20, 1981 $1. 7 million welfare need seen Oraose Count)' Human Servlcea A1ency olllclall are predlctin1about11.7 mlWon will be requlred to keep the county's General 1lellef protnm flnan· clally solvent tbrou1b June 30, the end of the flscal year. The prediction, delivered t:h1a week to the county Board of Supervlaon, ta based on the as yet-unexplained, but continulna, h11b demand for General Relief assistance from persons who have exhausted other welfare benefits. Accordini to the report siined by out1otni HSA Director Marearet Grler, the General Relief program budget wlll run out of money for the third time this month on March 27. A transfer of about $29,000 will be required to keep the account ln the black through the beginning of April, she said. Supervisors twice this month approved budget transfers to keep the account sol vent. But the $200,000 in transfers, in addi· lion to the SU0,000 that was in the account at the start of the month, will not be sufficient to keep pace with the demand for assistance. That demand is not predicted to slacken, according to the re· port. Offi cials said $353,386 will be required in April; $478,680 in May, and $579,194 in June Those figures do not include money that will be required to provide assistance to In dochinese refugees who are be· ing phased out of the federal ln· dochinese Refugee Assistance Program because they have been in the United States more than three years An additional $100.000 per month will be needed to provide general relief assistance to the so-called time-expired refugees, according to the report. Miss Grier has provided the board with two options to deal with the financial shortfall. She said it could transfer $482.oOO to co ve r projected demands through April. ·'This s h o uld allow the General Relief budget to remain funded until such time as the de· tailed General Relief report has been presented, r eceived and acted upon , and includes time· expired refugees costs " Or, she said, the board could transfer $1.74 million to cover costs lhrouih the end of the fis. cal year. Officials are mys tified by what has led to the dramatic in· creases in demand for General Relief assistance, normally pro- v ided to persons who do not qualiry for o ther types o f welfare assistance. While ad· ministered by the county. it is paid for by the state and federal governments. The $330.000 that will be spent this month by the county on General Re lief compares to Sl 76,833 in February. $191 , 131 in Ja nuar y and $1 34 ,306 In December. Officials have speculated that an increase in the county un· employment rate and the 22-day- long Orange County Tr ansit Dis· trict strike in February may be f actors r espons ible for the heightened demands . Supervisors. however. have expressed concern that county st andards on size of payment and county eligibility require· m ents may be attracting reci· pie nts from other counties. 000 . $200.000 $100.000 J5l_ AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC ~iN FEB MAR ARR MAY JUN Business, features New Pilot editors eye wider coverage .Jimmy Johnson and Keith Tuber have been appointed lo new editor positions on the Orange Coast Daily Pilot, Editor Thomas Keevil announced to· day. J ohnson. former en tertain· m ent and lifestyle editor of the San Bernardino Sun·Telegram. becomes feature news editor for the Daily Pilot with a newly organized department. The new department will be handling the Weekender section , entertainment and arts news, foods, religious and social and cultural events coverage in addj- tion to special feBtures . Just prior to joining the Pilot, Johnson served as Sunday editor of the Jackson I Miss.> Clarion· Ledger. Daily News. Tuber joins the Daily Pilot staff after having served with the Los Angeles Herald· Examiner staff s ince 197S. He was assis tant financial news editor with the Herald Examiner and also served the paper as consumer columnist a nd assis- tant travel editor. Tuber will be new fin ancial and business editor of the Daily Pilot in an expanded effort lo cover growing bus iness and financial interests in the Orange Coast area . He will also supervise real estate coverage for the paper. ·'These appointments are part of a major upgrading pro· gram under way in the Daily Pilot editorial de partment." Keevil said. "They are an indication of the newspaper's determination to upgrade and stimulate its news coverage particularly at the local level."' he noted Keevil also announced that two other long-time Daily Pilot staff members have been pro· moted. Robert R. Barker. former West Orange County editor and counlf bureau chief for the Dai· ly Pilot, has been promoted to JOHNSON city editor. Barker is the Daily Pilot's first city editor . Prior to joining the Pilot 10 years ago. Barker was editor of the Orange County Evening .News and also served on the editorial staff of the Long Beach lndependenl and Press Tele· gram Mvgaret McA lister. a Daily Pi I cft e ditor i a I department employee for the pas t 16 years, has taken on greater responsibilities as administrator of the newly created assign· ments desk. Man gives up in slaying A 22-year-old Brea man sur- rendered at the Orange County Public Defender 's Office in San- ta Ana just hours after the body of his slain wife was found at his father-in-law's residence. Brea Police said Seath Dean Roundtree was booked into Orange County J ail Wednesday on suspicion of murder in con· nection with the death of Faye Lavonne Roundtree. 20. Her bod y was found late Wednesday morning by her father , Dean Allen Butler, at his Brea residence The woman had been stabbed Police sajd Roundtree turned himself in at the public defend· er 's om ce late in the afternoon. FURNITURE STORES ~IER ONE llJOF! CAltPln • dWB • ... U/18S • DICOIATM PUOWS • ANTIQUES DUIS• mllOOMS • LMNG IOOMS • DllMO ltOOM.S . . , ln the mcldent a man armed with a rtlle had taken an UD· diaeloeed amount of cub trom th• bultneea and bad drGDDtd UN rifle Md a Ja~et _..... a1 btwun..1nc. I••---- . • If ~UffiTI~ You're well on your way to the most exciting desti- nation in the West. \ Burnett ·rests case Lake Tahoe. In reel Tahoe style. Forty-four weekty flights-28 non-stop-from Loe Angeles, Orange County and Sen Diego. For as Broun wislws actress well, attorney irked LOS ANGELES CAP) -Carol Burnett's at· torney rested her case ln a SlO million Ubel trial and tbe National Enquirer. defendAnt in the suit, chose not to call any witnesses . "On behalf or Miss Carol Burnett, we rest," s aid attorney Ed Bronson, who had called 15 witnesses and present· ed elght depositions from other witnesses during seven days or trial. · "We have already put on that which we have to offer." said attorney William Masterson . representing the Enquirer. ··we rest as well." MASTERSON said outside court he believed nls cross-examination of the plaintiff's witnesses. •bich attempted to poke holes in their credibility. had accompUshed everything the defense set out to prove. Outside court. Mi ss Burnell disclosed that she had received a phone call with good ~ishes from Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr . -a disclosure which angered Masterson. "I wish the chief executive of the stale of California would keep his opinions to himself and not exerc•se his fo'1rst Amendment rights in a matter when the case is still on trial," Masterson of a TV attack on the Enquirer by Johnny Canon, Masterson said: "The only question I have Is what comes next?" SUPERIOR Court Judge Peter Smith sent jurors home until Monday, when he said Uiey will bear final arguments and have the case placed in heir hands for a verdict. Mlss Burnett's case had featured testimony from employees or the Enquirer and witnesses to a Washington O.C. dinner gathering at a•posb restaurant an event which she said was er· roneously reported in an EnquJrer gossip column. She took the stand herself to denounce the publication as printing "a pack or lies" and ac- cused the ta bloid of portraying her as a drunk. THE LAST witness was Kent Hoffman, a Maryland physicist who volunteered to appear when he heard about the trial. It turned out he and his wife were dining at the table next lo Burnett the night of the incident it was the night be pro- posed to his wife. he said. told reporte rs. "There was nothing loud or boisterous," he "He is a very influential person. I just don't said of Miss Burnett's behavior. "She did not leave know that he ought to be speaking out now." the table during the dinner ... She was very With the Brown comment coming on the heels I dignified, very mature." Airport battle flares SANTA MON ICA l AP> The battle to close the municipal airport a target both or city coun· • cil member:-. who want low-income housing on the site and those who want an industrial park or of- fi ce-shopping complex heated up as airport tenants fumed over l'v1c.·t1on notices. .. The late~t plo) 1~ to evict all operators. lea v 1ng only a runway and a tower:· steamed Mark Morrow. operator of Wings West Inc. Morrow said, to ensure that service won't be dis- rupted and that its 62 employees won't be thrown out of work. Other tenants were told to be out by Feb. 1. 1982. Morrow said. Morrow said the city has an agreement with the Federal Aviation Administra- tion to us e the area as an airport "al least through the year 2000· · but that the council thinks ll can get out of the agreement • little es $58. • Fly non-stop to Lake Tahoe often. We do. RY •From Los Angeles and Orange County. $64 from San Diego. 7 day advance purchase. limited seating. --- ··We'rt? supposed to cease and desist in the operations or the airline within 30 days or they will close down the whole facility:· he said. ··wings Wes t carries about 2.000 people a month to Mammoth and Bishop ski areas · · Calls to City Manager Kent McClain went un- ans wered but Morrow said the city manager and city attorney had advised the council it could not break the agreement with the FAA. and that an in· dependent study commissioned by t he council had reat•hed the same conclusion. GOLDEN WEST AIRLINES The airline wlll continue to operate but "ill move to Los Angeles International Airpo:-~ May 1. fire destroys parklandinark SAN DJ EGO (AP 1 A s pectacular fire destroyed a large section of the historic Belmont Park Roller Coaster. fire officials said. Fire Department s pokesman Bill Pitts said a fire .. of suspicious origin .. this week damaged 10_ percent of the landmark woode n structure and destroyed one of the 56-year-old amusement park's original roller coaster cars There were no injuries. Pitts said, although 1 the roller coastl'r and surrounding area has become a ha\ en for dt.'rcltcts. Collegf"• •t-f"k •faff" afd SACRAMENTO 1AP1 Californ1a·s private coll eges are !>ceking more state scholarship aid to cushion the impact or soaring costs. 4• Representatives of the colleges descended upon the Legis lature this week Among them. Stan- NEWS BRIEFS ford Univers ity Vice President Robert Hosenzweig told a news con· fercnre ... Wt• have asked only that able studen~s be given tht• chance to choose the education that 1s best for tht>m and that they not be barred from that r hoit't' solely for fin ancial rrasons ·· DoUfJla• dt-llrrr• fanlu>r LONG HEACll 1AP1 The Air Force has take n delt\'Cry of the firs t of a new type of tanker- cargo aircraft designed to increase the global mob1htv of C S and allied aircr aft The McDonnell Douglas KC-10 took off from Long Beach airport with Lt Gen Edgar Harris. commander of the Strategic Air Command·s 8th Air Force. at the controls. heading for Barksdale Air Force Base an Lo u1 s 1ana "l:oyotfl' plan•• rrjrrtrd SAN FRANCISCO t AP I A controversial plan to use coyotes to thin the herd of deer on Angel Is land in San Francisco Bay has bee n vetoed by the s tate Department of Fish & Game. it was announced this week. Information officer Joe Sheehan s aid the plan had been rejected and t he department was looking at ··other alternatives ... .. Among them are moving,· which we don't want to do. a euthanizing and culling program. shooting them and using steroids to hold down reproduction,'' said Sheehan. who emphasized that plans for the herd we re in the very early stages. Firing upheld • In sex case COLUSA t AP> The Colusa County Board of Supervisors has voted 4-0 to uphold the firing of a deputy sheriff charged but not convicted -\n a sex case. In February 1980. Deputy William Wheeler. a 'leteran of seven years with the Colusa County Sherifrs Department, was charged in neighboring Glenn County with a sex act by force or violence with a 44-year-old woman. Wheeler, 32. was suspended by then-Sheriff John Troughton until the outcome of his trial. Alter a jury failed to reach a verdicf In June. Wheeler tried to get his job back. But 'Troughton fired him. State hearing officer Alvln Landis ruled that the sheriff was within }\Is right.a, and the final de· clsion went to \he county 1upervlsors. After a closed personnel session, the supervisors voted without public debate to approve the dismissal. Wheeler did not appear at lbe supervisors· ttearln1. Past council action~ aimed at discouraging use or the airport include a noise limit or 85 decibels. t. ~ · o...11 · °'111111 i:..ty · Siii Dill' ·Serita a.t.rl · OlCIWll · ,...... · Edwlr* AFB · Ub T.,_ · For r-.tionl cal yaw travel l9lfd or GoWert West Annis · 1 Looking for a sound investment? Aaron Brothers' art analysts announce a sharp decline an the price of all gold frames in stock And for one week only. we 're sell- ing these frames over the counter for half the regular price So for a minimal initial investment you can purchase gold frames that will enhance the value of your priceless paintings and pho to- graphs. Ornate frames. frames with vel vet liners. linen liners. and frames with no liners at all. Selection will vary from store to store. Beat rising costs by sav· mg half on gold frames Basket Values Up! Aaron Brothers' art analysts announce an active market in basket trading And to further increase the yield in basket sales. our company 1s sponsonng a It Basket Sale. The terms of the offenng are as follows· invest in one basket at the regular price . and get a second basket that costs the same or less for one cent. Although selection will vary from store to store. we·re long on baskets for plants. kitchen decor. art supplies. toys. maga- zines and more Good values an baskets are guaranteed with your pamc1pahon an this 1 C Basket Sale. ANAMEIM 222 N. leach llVd. • COSTA MESA 17M Newport IM:t. • ORANGE 1112 E. Katella Ave. lAGUNA IEACH 190 S. Coalt ~ • -sANTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. • HUNTtNeTON IEAat 7~70 tdlnger Ave. I M . Redistricting can't please all State Sen. Da.niel Boatwrllbt, D-Concord, wbo chain a commitiee char&ed wit.la ~ state aenat. and ccmcreuional d.latridl, II, aGubt1ea1. liabt #ben be 1ay1 no one will be compllttb ......,, wWl U.. ftnal re· di1trletinl propo.ala amt to Go¥. UiDUDd Brown. Boatwrllht and otbel' memblrl of the Committee oo Electi. and Reapportkm11..-,... la Ori.DI• County recently to ellclt testimony from lOcal leaden oo how to make reapportionment tbe moet palatable, at le•st locally. One meuqe wu clear: TboH wbo now bold office ln Oranae County do not want the county'• emt1n1 political clout -or any that lt mlaht receive in the redlltricting process -diluted throup creation of cllatrictl that cross county lines. The unfortunate fact, however, accordin1 to pre- liminaey_ population estimates, is that Oran1e County will not qualify for a full, new state Senate seat. Thia means the county will have to share with an adjacent county. But which one? Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino or San Diego? The latter ia clearly the most desirable. The issues facing north San Diego County and south Orange County are very similar. Both are areas in which growth -in housing and industry -will be the byword in the 198>s. And it sbould be remembered that the two counties may soon be 1i.nvolved in studies that could lead to forma· tion of a regional airport authority to resolve the air transportation problems they now face. There appears to be a natural linkage already exist· ing since the congressional district of Rep. Robert Badham, R·Newport Beach, already spans the line between Orange and San Diego counties. Sen. Boatwright and bis colleagues should keep these points in mind as they apply their pens to the maps in the redistricting process. Site study urgent It appears that Orange County officials soon will have to come to grips with an ever-burdensome issue: where to build one or more new airports for private aircraft. Recently, the county Board of Supervisors named 25 persons to a committee that will be advisory to a consul· tant previously hired to recommend an airport location. This committee will have an active voice in the selection process by evaluating the many factors that will go into making a final recommendation. The committee wilJ analyze aeronautical factors such as wind and air safety; developmental factors such as re· quired grading and police and fire protection, and en· vironmental fa ctors such as noise and growth induce· ment. Six sites are under study. One is in Los Alamitos, one in the Santa Ana Foothills east of Orange. three on the east side of the Saddleback Valley, and one east of San Juan Capistrano. The committee is made up of persons from each of the areas in which an airport site is located. Once the work of the committee and the consultants is in , the next move will be up to supervisors. They will have to evaluate the recommendations and act. And act they must. The needs of the county's private aircraft operators are too great for the study to go by the wayside. State breaks rules An employment agency or a private firm can find itself in big trouble with the state Fair Employment and Housing Commission if its employment application forms ask questions forbidden under state and federal job dis· crimination laws. And employers ranging from the Ford Motor Co. to the U.S. ~vernment Printing Office have been hit with multi·million-dollar judgments for racial, sexual. pay, or job assignment bias in hiring. But a recent investigation by the Sacramento Bee has revealed that the state of California, which enforces the anti-discrimination laws against private companies, is ltself guilty of using job application forms that violate both state and federal laws. Questions· on the state for ms require information about sex race, age, height, weight, spouse's employ- ment, nur~ber and ages of children. health hi.story , drug uae and other data that may not be uked of a job applicant. Under the law , only information relating to an appli· cant's qualifications for a job may be required. Other data, such as citizenship or medical history, if needed, may not be requested until itcomea to the point of hiring. Said one employment a1ency owner, who had been Jiven 20 day• to rtvlte hil application forms or face charges of noncompliance w1th the law, "If they can walk tnto my bu1ine11 and deny me the use of my forms as be· lng ille&al , what rl1ht do they have to ask the same ques lions I can't ?" A very eood que1Uon • Opinion• expresaed 1n the 1p1ct 11:>ovt ere those of the Dally Pilot. Other vlewa expretMd on th11 p1ge ere thOM of their authors and artists. Reader comment 11 invited AddrtH Tht Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Coat• Mell, CA 92628 Phone (7 14) 642·•321 Boyd/Precious stones ByL.M.BOYD Gallstones found t n :slaughtered milk cow1 1011 for about $192 a drl d ounce. 'nle Cblnese ln Hon1 Kon1 'buy them, arlnd them up, and peddle them aa one of the lngred.lenu ln what they J1 Beraldlc trumpet.I yeti hr• bope U..y aavecl f tile COltunMI ot tbe Nix· t on Palace Guard IO wt l• taxpaye.n don't bave to pa1 for new onee for ltlDt Be.,ao. J .L. c laim lire uphrodlftlacs . Klau1ht.erhousc operatou In South Africa take con1lder· Ible care to aeareh for them ln butchered •tock. Prehl1tortc folk tamed doaa about 4,000 years before they manaatd t.o dome1tleate cau. And 10me autborttl••· IUHHt thl1 11 why Cit.I Metil better able to 1urvlvt lD tbe wlld1. They "10 back" more readtly becauae they don't b1vuofartoao. lt'nald. • Q. What'• th• lar1e1t city ln tbt world In term• of ieo- 1rapb1eal 1lsf? A. Mt. Jal, Queen1land, Auetraua. oovera 15,81% 0 lqUaNmUe1. Su t wbere do you Ir Hp 'lwi DOUllbold .... lf all)? Don't tell, doa't tell. But the flnt ~ tbe l\ID bu.rllan look for IKb bo«J' ll in the clout of . th• mailer beclroom. I . TheNicarag WASHINGTON -fte R•1a admlnlltraUoD ba1 ma.. ao •ret ollta belief tbat Nie.,.... ts traaabl,,ma Soviet .,..~ mnta from C\lba to tbe ~ perrillu lDJ:lSalvador. WbaUw not been ~ade publle, tbouA ll tbe evtcJeDc. our ln· hlfljence ' a1encte. bave . sat.bend ol • revena now Of DOD · mlUtary aup- plies from Nlcarapa to Cuba. >...,tth tbe ~Ultary 1mu•1Ua1, the Nie · aragu.ana are tbe middlemen - but tam pipeline rum from the United States to Nicaragua to Cuba. Despite the 20·year U.S. economic boycott of Cuba, It la now poaible once aaain t.o buy &ooda ln Havana bearing the label the "Made in U.S.A." Intelligence analyst.a have concluded that the U.S. boycott is being circumvent· ed by using Nicaragua as a clear· ingbouae for American goods that Fidel Castro badly needs. For eirample, one U.S. com· pany bas sold huge quantities or agricultural chemicals to Cuba through the Nicaragua connec· lion. In some cases, my sources say, the shipments have not even Earl Waters ' been oftloaded la Nlcarapa, wtaaN Uti1 CU'IO ......., 1lmplJ' toucW port brieflY Wore lboY· lq olf fGl'Cubl. ITIU. Ol'BS8 Ametlcu com· pul• bave act.cl lD &ood faith, but an MeomtDa auapldoul tbat tbe aoodl IOld to Nlea.rqua were actually llitteded for truublp. meattoCutro. O..dremanufac· turer, for ellample, bae sold Nlcarapa UNI that do not ftt any tnacu known to be in 111• tn that country. Tbe tlrel, however, wUJ nt Soriet-made trucu the Cubans have. InteW1ence source• told my u - aociat.el Dale Van Atta and Bob Sherman that U .$ .. made farm macblnery shipped to Nicaraaua ls aleo endlnt up lo Cuba. Ironically, the American machinery aoee to Castro, while Soviet macblnery provided to Cuba 1 is delivered to the Nicarapana. Drui companies are apparent· ly m~ profiteers in the illegal breac!b ol the Cuban boycott. In· telliaence sources indicate that some drua makers are afraid the U.S. govemment will Impose civil or even criminal sanctions for pharmaceutical s hipments to Nicaragua that could not by any stretch of the imagination be used only within that country. Rea1an'a aides have the in· telligence reports in band, and an NpDrtecUy ualD.a them in tlM development of t&elr overall Nkaracuan policy. A final de-cJalon on Ntumptlon or ttrmlDa· tioD at U.S. economJc aid to tn. Ntcarquan Junta la expected in the oextfewdaye. Meanwblle, other lntelllaence reports have described tbe Nlcaraiuu leadertbJp'a com· munlat coanettlon1. Nlcaraauan interior mlnliter TomH Borce. who ls close to Castro, bas been quietly. seeking ald from other forelin leftlsU. roa &UMPLB, laet April Bor1e made a secret visit to Nortb K«ea to arranae arma sblpmenta to Nlcara1ua. Tbe meetiq waa set up tbrou1b Bor1e's tles to the Palestine Uberatioa Or1aniJ.ation. Tbele date back to bit days ln the San· dinlsta auerUla forces, which ousted the late President Allutu1o Somoza lo July 19'1'9. The Nicaraguans have also ap· proached the Soviet Union direct· ly for assistance, but have been turned down -at least publicly. Ne vertbeless, intelligence sources believ~ there has been some covert afd Crom Mos cdw through its Cuban puppet. For example , a major Nicaraguan airport was closed for three boUJ'8 last February 25. During that period, al least two light Soviet tanks were unloaded from unidentified aircraft. plus a lll'I• IJDOQDt of spa.re p8ita for mlUtary bellcopten. ANGaY ANGLZ8 -Rep. Berkley Bedell, J>.lowa, it a tell· plade bu1lne11maa. He de· 'veloped a superior ltablaC lure and made a small fortune. Now Bedell la 1otn1 after a real· ly big fish -Mobil OU. Bedell wan ti the government t.o atop 1ub- 1ldbin« the oU companies' de· velopment of enern innovatlom, and be bu picked out MobU in partkular 'because of what he considers the company's base in· gratitude for its help from Uncle Sam. It's not just that Mobil has run ads claiming sole credit for a chemical catalyst that converts coal to gasoline -without men· tioning the $3 million the 1ovem· ment spent to make the chemical commercially profitable. Even worse. in its ads, Mobil repeated· ly criticizes government involve- ment in the energy field -which strikes Bedell as hypocritical. What particularly irked the congressman was a statement re· portedly made by a Mobil official to a group of investment analysts: ''If r have a good idea, I'm going to do it myself; if 1 have a lousy idea. I'm going t.o get the government to finance it so I don't lose any money." Commented Bedell· ··Ir the catalyst is as good as their ads claim, and if government support is as bad as the company claims, then the Mobil Oil Corp. ought to put its own money where its mouth is." A Mobil spokesman claims the government's SJ million was "small when compared to the many millions" the company spent developing the catalyst. READUNESANDFOOTNOTES The General Accounting Office is buying better·than·economy class airline tickets for some ofits oHicials on international flights of more than six hours_ The reason given is the extra room and less crowded at.o mosphere not the fan cy meals and free booze that the $150 extra cost provides . . In addition to all it s other troubles, the Democratic Party is now getting Lyndon La Rouche. He's the 1976 Labor Party can· didate who ente r ed a few Democratic primaries last year and was resoundingly ignored by the voters. Now he's formed the "National Democratic Policy Committee " When an aide claimed official s tatus, the Democratic National Committee firmly denied it. "Well , we're a group of Democrats.·' replied the La Rouche{lide. Small claims is truly a peoples' court Based upon a report contain· Ing recommendations which at.em from a three-year study, Sen. Milton Marks bas In· troduced legislation intended to Im prove the s mall claims courts, making them "more ac· ceasible and hospitable" lo the citizens. To the extent that the proposal does this it is com· mend able. For, if there ever was a peoples' court, the small claims court fits the descript.lon. It is there that the citizen, poor or rich, can see k satisfaction for griev · ances involv· lng amounts of money too' money t oo small to warrant the expense of an attorney and Htlaation In court.a of hJgher jurisdiction. Not only can the citizen ap·: pear without counsel, lawyers are barred from representing clients in the court. Testimony is · Sydney Harris permitted to be given without the normal rules applying. Complaints are handled more expeditiously than in the other courts and trials are swift. THE MAJOR complaints which have been made by those seeking changes go to the large volume of cases brought t.o the court.a bl' business firms, large and small, which, it is alleged with considerable basis, use the court as a collection agency. Also that the 9 t.o 5 regular week· day hours of the court are not appropriate for work:in& people who may lose more by being away from work than will be aained by pursuing a claim. Marks' bill proposes requiring the courts to hold sessions on Saturday and one evening a week. He also would increase its jurisdiction from tbe present f750 to Sl,SOO. BUT WHERE he goes off the trolley is in proposing to in· crease the current $2 filing fee for plaintiffs. Jn .an obvious at· tempt to disCOUt'age the use of the courts as a collection bureau he would increase that fee to $12 for "heavy users," those filing more than 12 cases a year. At the same time be would triple the fees for all others. The increased revenues sup- posedly are to defray the costs of the night and Saturday sessions but they would also pay for the printing and distribution of an instruction manual in some kind of an "outreach" program to inform the public of the availability of the court's services lo them. IP llOal: fuDcll are needed to operate the court.a the equitable way would teem to be on a slid· lnl 1cale ol fees according to the amounta IOU&bt in the suit. Even ·then It lbould be kept t.o rock bottom minlmwm If the court la to remain truly a peopJe's court. But It ia bard to undentaad bow Saturday and night seaiona would add t.o the court's cost. Can't a Judee be uaigaed Sahu-· day or a nlcht seuioo as bit Mb work day? Not surprisingly the recom· mendations for these increases have come from the Department of Consumer Affajrs which seeks the assignment of preparing, printing and distributing the so- called instruction manual. It has all of th e earmarks of a bureaucratic boondoggle. SINCE THE small claims courts have been in operation for ceneratioo.s it is inconceiv•· ble that there is any citizen who ia not fully aware of its eJt· iatence . purpose and availability. And the procedure for tbe fiJ . ing of a claim is so simple any acbool kid could do it. Court clerks are always available to provide what litUe guidance ia needed both in the filing ol the claim and what is expected of the plaintiff in court . An imtructional manual print· ed at great cost and an added burden and perhaps a discourag. ing one t.o those who really need the court, is about as necessary as one to tell rabbits how t.o re- .produce. Careless use of words blurs coDIDlunication ll is a lon1·standing cllche that words are "tools." They enable us to construct com· municatlon, just u real toola enable ua to cooatruct material object.a. Mott ~ the Ume, we fall lo follow up tb.la UMful metaphor. In tbt world of tools , nobody semi· ble would use a hammer u a chisel or an awl. We ba" Mparat.toola for tho•• ta11l1, and eacb ••r· form• a 1pedftc duty belt; tbe tell ol a tool la that lt does tbe Job bttt.tr thulD1t*celM. Let U1 fore«, for UM mommt, about "correct" Enallsb or "good" English, and think about the function of langua1e - which ii to get ac1"08a the idea as plainly and directly and unam· biguoualy u posalble. Then we can see more clearly why words must be used u carefully u tools. • I BEARD a coinmon locution the other day; a lad lD Ute mail room asked b1s friend, "Are you wal~ oa Joe?" Now, In wbat ll eabiid "black En&lllb," aDd aleo ill IOIDe rural nctODI, WI me ... , ••An 1eu waltlal tor .Joe?" latb IM .,.uer and tbe Uatener tab It u 1ucb.. WbJ lbould DJ l:8l1tlll lfammllriu object lf tbeJ bMJa UDdentand tM HIM tblq bf WI quelticla? For tM v~ood NUCD that a bamms not be Ul*9 to -----~--··--------- do 1 chisel's job: it does it poor· ly, and It cramps the craft. "Are you walling on Joe?" baa another, and more common, melJlinl: ~WC*·~ him, or doifto tomet1Mng far tum. By using this pbrue to mean "are l..OU waitlq for blm," the speak"\r baa robbed It of another mean· 141, and now what can be use for tbatone? - LANGUAGE, •t it.a beat, la not :!f apedftc -lt is exp•lve fteatble. "Good Eo1llab" i• .DOt t.ha .aalcb slavishly follows nal• ln a eopy-boolt, but uses ·words and pbra1e1 as mtt.lculoully u a carpenter UNI a aquar. and a level, so that .ma1.la•m ulue ii obtai.ned from eacb device. Wb1t b wron1 wltb 1loppy 1peecb la not that it vlo1.ttee some abstract principle (like the dumb and obsolete one about "who" and "whom"), but that it narrows our ranae of expreuloo and constricts our communlca· Uon. The true set test of "poor'' English ia functional or operaUonol; bow It works, not merely between two speakers. but over the whole range ol eom- m unicatJon, between speakers ol different levela or back(r'OUDCb. "I'm wa1Uq on you" abould mean onlY one thln&, not two. Tbe laaauage Is confuse~ enoup, in lta ori&in•. wttbout our compoundina the am bllult1 . 1f we could fora_et _about EDllltb · aa a atatua 1ymbo.I: and l>e&ln to reaard lt wltb the same prac· tlul atteot.loo a caft>tDler ~ to bll tools, we would be m~ further down the road to literacy. •' · t Historic min':' dredge may .see duty again .. LA GRANGZ (AP> -A Pd mlDlq Tuolumne River, .l.lft1Da 1old-neetea dred•e lll&ed iD the NatiolW .Relllter sou lnalde for cleanln1 and a~. ol lllatGrie Places la about to bttdeport· 9dtoCamda. Tbe f.l.year<e0ld Tuolumne River drecl,. may be bonored fOI' 1\ta a1e and lta place iD Sierra tootmW hll· torJ. l:Ma Hennln1 llinlnt and iU.lllna Co. of Vancouver wants to refurbish It into a mlnln• worllbone agalu .. Owner Bud Heanlnt pald SS~.ooo and promlMd to move the 1ix-a1tory ve .. el to reopened 1old fleldls of BrtU.h Columbia in two months. THE BUl..KY D&l!DGE, leanlin1 sliabUy to port, la the centerplect' of a county park created several ye an a10 south of here. But the county nev\9r bouabt it from private ownun because a 1975 fund drive failed. Reuovation work planned by the Canadians will restore the dredge to the wo.rking strength it displayed on its fint day of work June 15, 1938. THE D&EDGS &Err noiatlnt UP· stream lD a pond ol tta own creation, dt11tna ahead and fUllnl behind. Althouab the dl1carded tallln11 were unaiabUy, the machine wu con· aldered an envil"ollmental limprove· ment over lta predeceuor. H:Ydraullc noaalea aimed at b.lllaldea waabed 1Ut . lnto riven under an older prciceu. Tbe eroblem created by mualve piles <ii lifted taillDll WU: aolved with construction of Don Pedro Dam when the property wu purcb ued for ita fill. But the dred1e looted like it had no future. IT WAS IDLED by fixed eold prices in 1949, and few tourt.sts al· tracted to the hulkiing vessel suspect· ed it would ever rw1 aaatn. ,.~., ....... Pump• hinder topping SACRAMENTO <AP> -A ma1f\metlon of cer· ta1n new~ pumpt. may be ac:lDC the habit of tank·toppin1. tlate olftdall i:ndlcate. Francia R. Perry, cblef of en1ineerln1, evaluation for the •tale Air Resources Board, said the trouble aeeau to occur at aelf·aervlce ~ pumps when motorists try to top t.helr taob. Perry cited ARB figures saying that ma lfunctiona occur about 20 percent of the time when topplna off · with a pressure - balanced pump and a 1 nozzle manufactured by the OPW Division of the Dover Corp. The contraption looks like a steam·· boat de<~rated with cranes. It was used to dig 75 feet ahead of lt.seU into a pr~historlc channel of the A tricky problem remains before a refurbished dredge can resume its chores. Stanislaus Cowity officials muat determine how to gel the piect?S out of the county and be11ded north. VENERABLE CALIFORNIA DRl!DOE MAY MINE GOLD AGAIN 43-year-old machinery eyed by C•nadlan comp•ny An OPW vice presi-. dent, Glenn Moore, said an engineer is coming from the plant in Cincin- nati, Ohio, to study the problem. ' Survey says M,9st students drink early RE.5EARC.H TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (AP) - A nationwide s urvey indicates that by the time they reach the ll'>th grade, only three in 10 studenta are noo-d.rinker9 . researchen say. "The fact is that a large portion of adolescents have at least some experience with alcohol, and a large percentage drioll fairl y regularly," said J . Valley Rachal of 1'.he Research Triangle Institute, who directed the study for the· National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcobolls.m and the National Institute on Drug Al'>use. • The findings ar,, from a .survey of 5,000 stu- dents in grades 10 through 12, selected a.~ random from the 48 contiguous states and the District of Columbia. THE SURVEY, CONDVC'l'ED BY question- naire in 1978, was a folJowup l'.o a 1974 study of 13,000 students in grades seven through 12. The re- sulta indicate that about a third •>f high school stu- dents are moderate to heavy drinkers in the classification of the scientists, who organized stu· denta into six categories: abetaliners and infre- quent, light, moderate, moderate-to-heavier and heavier driollers. Repair;.ag Whle You Rest Complete Shoe~· S;J~ Sl.o. SI.or I"'-OH s..ler' CIM-Dlu 551-5667 5394"" ... (JAC:K ANDERSON) REVEALS in the lrftle Daily Pilat ORIENTAL RUG MARCH SALi SAVE UP TO 60°/o on CHINESE, INDIAM & BOKHARA RUGS 6x4 Chinese 9x6 Shazadeh n.. .. ...,.tewn 511 Reg Price Sale Pnce s 550 12 50 1 ?x9 Chinese Reg. Price $2500 1250 '450 5x3 Princess Bokhara s 500 I ~ bJtttiir ~»£1. L.A. Showroom Corona Del Mar Sale Pnce '999 'I 99 Appraisal & service Available 525 N. La Cienega Blvd. 2421 E. Coast Hwy. We Purchase Used Oriental Rugs · (213) 657-5175 (714) 673-2224 LEASE DIRECT AND $AVE!!! so.oor.:s~ '""I More than three-filths of the students surveyed reported that they drank al least once a month. On approved credl1 By leasing >Mth us. we ellminate the middle man & now offer a leaM program that -Mii put you In a new Datsun >Mth no cash out of )'Our poc:Qt ' "We called the teen-ager a heavier drinker if be or she drank at least once each week and bad at least five drinks on a typical drinking occasion," Rachal said. THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE '1'BAT drinking among high school student.'S increaned in the four- year period between surveys, the researchers said, alt.hough regional patterns shifted. "It's very clear that a large proportion of adolescent.'S have some experience with alcohol," Rachal said. "By the 10th grade about seven of 10 can no longer be called abstainers.'' Rachal said three of 10 high sc~hool drinkers could be clauslfied "problem drinJmrs, .. student.'S who were drunk al least six times in a year , bad run-ins with the police because of their drinking, suffered in school or had problems with friends, family or drivi.ng. MANY OlF THE 1174 FINDINGS were duplicated by t.he 1978 study. Black high school students were sWl found to drink less than whites, the study said. The study nJso found alcohol use was least prevalent amon1~ teen-agen affiliated with fun· dament.alist ~enominations and most prevalent among Cat.hobcs. . SD pa:nel rejects Playbo•y club bid SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Diego port com· missionen have tun,ed down a request to convert a restaurant near Lindbergh Field into a Playboy Club after hearin1 several women protesters call club founder Hugh Hefner the "Pied Piper of Evil." The commission, which ls required to oversee all developments on publicly owned airport property, rejected the proposal with a 5-2 vote. Many protesten, who said they are associated with tbe National Oraanlzation for Women, claimed a moral degeneracy of the nation, child sexual abuse and wife beatlne are linked to the Playboy clubs. "'lbe clubs pander to adoJescenl male fan- tasies by marlleUn& a d.latort.ed lmaie of woman u sexual servants," said Sue C. Punjack, president of the NOW chapter in San ~e o. "Playboy Clubs debumanbe, de&rade and e t women." After the vote, Larry ardener, director of operaUooa for Lelaure Systems, Inc. seekin1 to establlab the club, vowed that a Playboy Club would be built in San Dleeo before the end of the year. Pair sententeed ., FRISNO (AP) -Two baH been placed on one-year probation on federal cbar1ea of dbtributlna seven srama <ii eoea.lne at Yoeemite N atlonal Park. Luther G. Darwin, II and Sberrt Barn•L.. ~· were MDt4bced bJ U.!l. Diltrtct Court Juqe unrard Dean Prtce. 'l'beJ .,.... amoa• 10 Indicted an cbu'•• lnn&W., al le,..S aal• at 1 Youmtte lut November and Deeelnber. · I "31 • FALL "CLEARANCE" ALL eSUITSe ALL . e SPORT COATS e OFF CHOOSE . . . 1~ VtOOL-8LENOS -POLYESTER. NAMES LIKE SASSON • FIORAVANTI • BELLINI • WHITEHEAD ... SIZES 38 SHORT TO '48 LONG. CIVIi Grumbling .•. Gloomy Gue In the Fun~yoa don't look like a check. It's Citizens New Visa aECKCJJIJ. Loob Uke A Vha Card. And it's accepted like one. So you can use Citizens Visa Check Card3 here ... there ... almost everywhere. Even in places that don't take checks. ln short, it gives your interest-checking account the worldwide acceptability of Visa! But Worb Uke A Check. When you buy something with your Check Card~ the purchase price is deducted directly from your checking account- just ~ if you had written a check. Citizens Visa Check Card.• One beautiful way to use your interest-checking account. See your nearest Citizens office for details. I J Mormon ehureh Old document poses problem SALT LAKE CITY <AP) -A document in which Mormon Church founder Joseph Smith Jr. says his son is to s ucceed him as church leader could present a "real prqblem" to those who believe Brigham Young was Smith's legitimate successor , a Protestant minister says. A Mormon Church spokesman confirmed that the document had been obtained by the church his- torical department. The Protestant minister. the Rev. Wesley Walters of Illinois, disclosed contents or the dOCU· ment. Walters says he is a student of Mormon documents. MORMON CHURCH SPOKESMAN JERRY Cahill said Smith gave church leaders inr~ructions on succession shortly before his death and the Mormon Church, or Church of J esus Christ of Lat- ter-day Saints, follows those instructions. Cahill did not dispute the authenticity of the document. Church officials said Thursday the document would be given to the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in exchange for an 1833 copy of the church's Book of Commandments. con- sidered by both churches to be Scripture. BOTH CHURCHES ARE BASED ON revela - tions Joseph Smith said he received from heavenly messengers . When Smith was killed in 1844. the followers s plit into two factions. The majority followed Young to Utah, where the Mormon Church, with more than 4.5 million members, has its headquarters. The Reorganized Church was founded by Smith's son. Joseph Smith III. who was succeeded m the church presidency by his sons . The church is headquartered in Independence. Mo.. and has about 150,000 members . Mormon Church presidents since Young have been succeeded al death by the man with the longest service on the Council of the Twelve, the church's ruling body. The church president is con- sidered a prophet, seer and revelator. The document disclosed Wednesday is dated six months before Smith was killed, said Walters. pastor of the Marissa Pres byterian Church in Marissa. Ill. Beached sailing boat purchased SAN DI EGO (A p ) A boatbuilder who pulled the beached sailing vessel California off a reef has bought the damaged boat and vows to get her sail- ing again within six months. Glenn Couch. president of Rask Shipyard, was high bidder. The California was owned by the Scandinavian Navigation & Charter Co. when she ran aground in heavy fog during a whale-watching excursion Feb. 15 off San Diego. After six days of battering waves, the starboard huU of the 83-fool bark was torn apart. Marine surveyors say the 45-year-old vessel, one of two barkentines on the West Coast , can be rebuilt for $250,000. A company which insured the boat f~rS150,000said it was a total loss. .,. ........... Spring classes due I in Laguna ,! The Laguna Beach R ecreation Depart- ment's sprina program list is available at City Hall, 515 Forest Ave. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m . Mondays through Fridays. Registration for classes begins Monday, with most classes start- in1April6. Tbe department is of- fer ing 46 social and cultural classes as well aa 15tenniacourses. For information call 49'7·3311, extension 205. .P08t filled ' 1 AP'W.,....._ .4 ....... e.-p•• Speaker Willie Brown, D-San Francisco, dis- plays one of the new computers planned for the Legislature that be hopes will im- prove Assembly efficiency. Cost of the system has not been de- termined. • a. I a a Some faces maY :be/ red · Book luta auaonaen of proaaiiuaea LOUJSVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Judgea and other prominent area residents are amon1 891 people 1hted aa customers of a prostitution rin1 in a "llttle red book" seized during a r aid, police say. The book is locked up in a police safe and authorities will not release the names because such action could "wreck a person's life," according to Lt. Marc Rucker of the Jefferson County police. Patronizing a prostitute is not a crime in Ken- tucky. although prostitution itself is illegal. THE NOTEBOOK, WHICH was started six or seven years ago, lists men "from all walks of life," including politicians and ··out-or-town'' policemen, Rucker said . At least 50 men named are well -known to the public, hu said. "We don't mean to impugn local judges , but there are Jud1es named ln the ~boot," Rucker Hid. "The potential for blackmail ls areal," be added. Police believe there is another C'OPY of tbe notebook somewhere. IN SAN ANTONIO, Texas, a monthly newspaper recently published 19 names from an in· dex card file of 3,000 alle1ed brothel customers. Amon1 those listed were several prominent residents of the city. The "little red book," a red spiral notebook, was found in January 1980 when police searched two apartments as part of a drug investigation, authoritie-s said. In October, three people were charged in connectloo with the prostitution operation, which probably had 25 to 30 women working for it over the years, police believe. Mike Stroud, 49, and b.is wife, Joyce, 33, were arrested on, charges of promoting prostitu- tion and criminal syndication. 1\ HCOod woman cbar1ed In the operation la at larse . AlLPllABETICAL U1tin11 in tht1 book live not only the names bu·t al.lo, ln many cases, the oc- cu patiom of the custom en. And tll e lisUnp include the name of tt1e person who referred the c1111tomer, the t)]>e of sex pre- f erred and bow much wa1 f:harged. Rucker said he does not think the book will be introduced aa evidence in the prostitution trial, scheduled to begin June 3. He said the book is to be seen only by the handful of officers in· volved in the investigation and will probably be destroyed once the cue is settled. At least a half-dozen men have called Jefferson County P'>lice this week to see if they are named in the book, police say. One man asked where he could take his business n•.>w that the prostitution ring hr.ts been broken up, Rucker said. LAST 3 DAYS TO SJl VE MARCH SALE SUMMER IN THE CITY SU'IT SEPARATES·. \ 19.99 f 10 ~15.99 LIGHTWEIGHT. SEPARATES. Special Soft linen -look of rayon. cotton and flax. Mix and match colors for a different look \, everyday. Purple, natural or turquoise. Jacket, P, S, M, L, 36.99 Skirt, 4 to 14, 211.99 Pants, P,S,M,L, 211.99 Camisole, P,S.M.L, 11.99 Emphasis, 385 "J oe Rosenthal , former AP photog- rapher who took the World War II photo of the Iwo Jima Oaa- raillna, wa1 feted Thursday by col- lea1uea at the San Francllco Chronicle upon hll retirement. SACRAMENTO. <AP) -Joseph ~· Dia1, 31, of Sacramento, 11 the new deputy eecretary of the --~~~~~--~~...;...;.;.&..----~--~--~~....__._~_.;L~~~~----------C all f omta Health and Bullock's Santa Ana. 2800 Nonh Main Street. Santa Ana, (714) 647·7211. Welfare Acenc1, 18y1 Bulloclc'1 l.a Habra, 1531 ~st Imperial Hlgh w•y. La Habra, (714) 870-4033, (213) 8P4·2011. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. ~ Bullock's f'llHlon Viejo. Miu/on Viejo Mell. (714) 495-3111. • Bulloek's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, C.M. (714' 556-0611 •• ·' ' • I I ' I 1 ii • I \ .. "u the fllh rn.h ... er, never mind." Don't • use Dlicrow.ave DEAR PAT DUNN : Is it possible to use a microwave oven -ror canning? Some people I've talked to say you can; others say it's dangerou,,. Y•'d be taklag too muy claucea Hlal yoar microwave oven for caaala1. Microwaves create laeat wttllba &Jae food dae to molecular vlbraUoa. Mlcrowuea are absorbed by Ute fat, sa1ar aad llqald molecllles. U Y• caa la t.llle mlcrowne, Ute food may beat lllroup bat t.lllere may be an uevn dlMrUMIUoa of ma:dmam llleat 1affi. deat to klll llarmfal mlcnM>r1aallm1. Studard cUDiD& met.llodl allow all food molecales to reach tile bollla& temperatare, IHtt tile mluowne meUlod wUI DOt. Jara aho may break ud explode due to bt&eue vlbra· ttoa of &be food moleealea dula& microwave canaiai. Seretee.~,,.... DEA& &EADE&S: Tile CoaHmer Fueral lafonaadea Project padeta aM9t flmeraJ ~. al&enadye1, ud Ian fer pro- fe11leaal1 wlao work wUll coa1a•er1, parUClllarb' &Ille elderly, a.ct.le .. ..,_,," fer ••••Iden of cue aad Mniea <• H9&a); "Wilen 'l'llere'a a WW," fer le&aJ adYben aad lawyen (It cett&a), aad "A llalUAMle of Velces," f• reUo-a le841en of all fal&M ($1). A cllart, "Faaeral Practicel, Seney ef State ..... ud ae1aJaU...," -·--&Ille i• ca• .. er p..-CUoll pnrideu of eacll l&a&e'• t.eral law1 aad ia ••allable as a eepara&e hem for $1. Tile project was faaded by tile Ad· •iall&n&lla • Allal aad la If 1uored by Uae C•I elltal AaaKlaU. of FwraJ aad •eawtal 8odedes lac., 89Me UM, l8Z8 L St. N.W., W......,._, D.C. 29111. Slape eeplel of &Ille padeU may be perellued fer &Ille prlcea ladka&ed by wrtti•I to die aben ad· dre11. Dlsceall& belk prtcea are ahllable ,_r It or ~ coplea of •• Item. Drip t•raetl •II DEAR PAT DUNN: Is there any way to fix a dripping faucet without spending a fortune on a plumber? I have never done any type of plumbing repairs, but know this is not a terribly serious problem -if you know what you'redoing! G. H .. Newport Beach Flxlag a drlpplD& faucet reqalttl oeJy a 1crewdrtve.r, •• adja1table wre•cb, aad a box of aal011ed·•be waabers, available at aay llardware Here. Y CHI prepare by b.nlllll off lite 1bat-oft valve aearea& tile faacet. U Ute faacet &Ives bcKla bot ud cold water, clOH both 1bat·olf valve•. Tile• &ant oe tbe faucet utll tile waterstopaRowlllg. A muy-1lcled metal piece called a packbtl nat 11 located under tbe faacetbandle. Loosen It wltll you wrencll. Tllen pall on tile faacet llaadle. The piece *'•' comes off will llave a waaber at lta end, beld ID place by a screw. Replace It wltlaoaetbe 11me 1be, pat tile faucet back togedter, tlpten tile pacldag .at, open Ute 1laat-Gft valve, and enjoy a drlpless faacet. Step• taleew l•rrd-4 DEAR PAT DUNN : I ordered two pairs of shoes last October from Lawson Hill Leather Co. of Waltham, Mass., and enclosed a full payment check for $78.65. One pair ar· rived in Nove mber, but I sent them back because they were damaged. I asked for a refund and that the other pair be sent without delay. I received a re· fund for the shoes I returned, but never got the oyier pair. I haven't cubed the check and bave uked several times for a full re· fund. I can't get any response, and I hope you'll try to help me. C.S., Huntington Beach La-IBll ...... eqil99aU. , ...... fllllll1 die n•alader of ,_ _.,, .., for lu laek of ~· Tiie klaace of &IM ,.,_. lau ..._ •alW, ... ,.. are ad· YIMd .. atla &Ille fin& refW dedl. Ned Uae, w1tJ _. ..... IMallJf Prteet are ce•· parallk ... If a pnltle• eeew"I, I&'• ••e~ eaaler • lelft ..._ Ute ..._. la't enenl aa... ......... awa1. . "Goe o problem? Thm write to Pot DMM. 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Jenrette, who hu ll1ed lac. contalnl little abe bad not for a divorce from her husband, told before. also desertbel a party liven by ''My Capitol Secrets,'' promot· Rolllna Stone ma1aalne durin1 eel u the book by "tbe lady wbo the 18'78 Democretlc National blew the Ud off Wuhlllcton~' Convention ln New York. reached newaataada bere tbil • week only a few wMkl after Mn. Jenrette attracted national attention by posiq aeml·nude ln. Playboy ma1aalne. Sbe al10 b.-red ber soul in print ln the Waahinaton Poet ln December and appeared on television talk s ho ws from "Donahue" to "Tomorrow Coast-to-CoHl." MRS. JENRETTE HAS · already revealed that sbe and her husband once made love In the shadows on the steps of tbe Capitol, but in the book she SHE wana TBAT. abort while after the party atarU!d, ber husband dlaappeafed. ''I found him on tbe roof of the bulldln1 with a woman who must have weilbed 200 pounds. Later, be would embelllah thia incident when retelllnl it, by claiming that the woman was Shirley MacLaine. Well, she wasn't. She was a woman at whom not many men would look twice ... " The book also includes passages from a diary Mrs. Jenrette kept between l'ebruary and June 1980. It d..erlbei tbe turmoil the couple went tbteu&b from the Ume Jenrette learned about the FBI Ablcam probe un· tll be was indicted by a W Hhinlton IJ'and jury. "I WAS 8TKUC& by ltow troubled be appeared to be. He was fa1lln1 apart before my very eyes. The falae accuaatioaa and innuendoe were dHtroyi.Qi him, and there seemed to be nothln1 I could do. I felt tmpo. tent." J enrette was convicted ln Oc· tober of acceptin& a $50,000 bribe from a representative of a phony Arab sheik in return for introducing an immigration bill in ConlJ'ess. He's appealing that conviction. Mrs. Jenrette embarks next week on a multi-city tour to pro- mote the book. 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Here's something that you don't see every day -a de- corated shopping cart on top of a no dumping sign in a field north of Wakeham Park in Costa Mesa. Could it be SPORTS COMICS STOCKS that it is some pagan rite marking today as the first day of spring? · She'll foot bill Airport use shows decline for February Dllltr ...... StaM ....... PAYING OWN WAY Treaeurer Engelh.,dt Ex-weUare aide given 6-month term A former Oran1e County Human Se~vices Agency eligibility wor'ker hu been or- dered to spend six months in Oran1e County Jail followint bis conviction on embezzlint $180 in General Relief weUare funds. William Riobard Hall, 35, pleaded ,ullty to a smgle count ot embeulemeot in connection witb 10 incldenll ln which emergency relief fund• were dil· covered mluln1. Hall WM ·arrested lD 1t'78 and failed to appear in court for Feb. 20, 1179 proeeedlnp. He WU ar- reated by police in San Antonio, Te:u1 Cn September and re- turned to Oran1e County in Deeember. Accordtq to lnveatttaion, Hall mt1approprlated the emers-ey cub pa1menta alter he had emacted the 1ip•ture from t.be intended recipient on • receipt. . Quark &eel ahat Seminar fruuh <knied By STEVE MITCHELL Ol IM INllJ ~lleC II.Mt Laguna Beach City Treasurer Fran Engelhardt says sb}''ll pay her. own way to a stale municipal treasurer's associa- tion seminar next month after the City Council refused to finance the trip. Mrs .. Engelhardt, who was elected last year. originally sought $380 to attend the four- da y seminar in Indian Wells near Palm Springs in mid-April. Sbe said the budget item was inadvertently left out of her financial request for travel and training this year, and she sought council approval to fund the trip Tuesday. But City Manager Ken Frank, who had recommended against the expe.nditure, said the city bas many other budget itema that "are far more important than a conference." "The city hasn't spent any (general fund) monet since the Del Mar landslide," Frank said. He said budget constraints have forced the police depart- ment to continue uain1 a patrol car with transmission problems. ·'All departmenta are living within their bud1eta for travel and training," be said, adding those budgets, except for mileage allowance, bave been reduced in most department.I. But Mn. En1elhardt ar,-ued that her $'17 travel and tralnlq budget bu been nearly depletAld Grana lo aid lnine yo..,,. A fund-ralain1 effort I::.J Boy1 and Gb11 Club lD .. baa been bomtad by • '80,• 1rant from tbe Jam• lniae POUDdatim uc1 a Sl00,000 snnt ' INm t.be nuor Fouadatloll. TIM ........ bri .. to-.-tbe •IDCUlt ol ..,.., ........ ln .. fl.5-.UU.. fmMl·Nllllll tam.-. for tM dab, ...._ will lie localed OD tM Mldlllt coraer ot Barruca ,......, ... SaltYaleLoop. TM Cltr ol lnlM Ml ._., -.....1 ....... ,. .. e1.,,...._...., ..... amkt1 u.. .,,. an ill CM ......, Ar••· because she uses it for mileage expenses. She said other department heads receive mileage expenses separate from their travel and training budgets. She told council mem hers she would be willing to accept only the $60 registration fee from the city if financing was such a prob- lem. But council members, with the exception of Sally Bellerue, said they agreed with Frank that such a request comes at a time when the city can ill afford it. Councilman Neil Fitzpatrick said "I can't see dipping into the general fund for C registration costs)." After the 4-1 council decision denying the request, Mrs. Engelhardt said she'd still be at the seminar April 21. "But I' JI be the only city treasurer there that will be pay- ing my own way." • The number or passengers US· ing John Wayne Airport decreased by 7 percent in February as compared to January, according to statistics. February figures showed that 171,298 persons passed through the airport, compared to 184,049 during January. The number of passengers was 9 percent lower than in February 1980. Thus far this year, 355,347 persons have traveled through the airport, 7 percent less than during the same period in 198>. The number or air traffic COD· trol tower operations was essen· tially unchanged between January and February and about 4 percent below year-ago levels. On the increase, however, is the amount or air carJ'O being handled at the airport. 82 89 811 Ex-OCC stars a big hit in Arizona By DAVID KVTZMANN OI .. IN!ly ,. ... SUH A committee h e aded by Supervisor Thomas Riley is ex- pected to act soQn on a California Judicial Council study which indicates the need for 11 new judicial positions on the Orange County Superior Court bench. Any recommendations made by the Legal-Judicial Committee would be forwarded to the full Board of Supervisors, which In turn would ask the State Legislature to authorize the new positions. The board is expected to get the matter in about three weeks. According to the judicial coun· cit study, requested by presiding Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles, the new judgeships are justified by workload statistics which show 62 judicial positions in all are re- quired by 1982. At present, there are 51 judicial positions in the superior court, 46 judges and five full- . time commissioner positions. But there are also five vacan- cies in the court system -three new judgeships created just re· cently which are unfilled and two older positions vacant due to retirement of one judge (Mason Fenton) and the death of another (Orella Sears). Alan Slater, Orange County's Superior Court administrator. said Thursday that the Legal- J udicial Committee can use the judicial council study as a basis for recommending any number or new judgeships it feels are necessary. "The report demonstrates our needs ... Slater said. The report s tates: ·'Our analysis indicates that the Orange County Superior Court will require 62 judicial positions in order to carry its projected workload through 1982. ··our conclusion is based en- tirely on an analysis of workload and is determined by the Cuckoo's Nest See B 2. number of judicial positions th can be justified in terms workload," the document says. It Is the Judicial council's lion that additions to court s fing be made "only when the is a showing that workload cur rently exists or will exist justify the addition." Statistics compiled for the study show that Orange Count¥ Superior Court judges carry heaviest workload in the sta (based on a formula which divides all cases inte> categories). And caseloads are expected to continue risin• steadily. Even with the four new, judgeships approved by the· legislature several months aJP>; (only one of which has beeta· filled), Slater said court prog ress has been hindered due tp continuing unfilled positions, ill- nesses and judges b.-~ng as· signed to the court of appeal. ~ Slater said the state pays about 80 percent of a superiOT court judge's salary, or $50,000.1 while the county picks up the re. maining $9,500. However, if all the existinJ• judicial positions in Oran~ County were to be filled. th& court administrator explained, there would be only three vacaqt. courtrooms left in the 11-stort · courthouse in Santa Ana. : Additional courtrooms, if t new positions were eventuall authorized. would be housed • lea sed trailers near th. courthouse. Slater said the county is pres- ently studying plans for build- ing a new courthouse but com- pletion of such a facility would still be some years off. Members of the LegaJ-JudiciaJ Committee which will study U. judgeship proposal include Riley, municipal and superi<t court judges. r epresentativtW from three lawyer groups adl the cou nty 's chief a4• ministrative officer. ••· Mesa night club's appeal turned down By JERRY CLAUSEN Of 1 ... DailJ Pil•t Stall The Fourth District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino h.as declined to hear petition argu- ments alleging that Cuckoo's Nest night club patrons and en- tertainers have been denied First Amendment rights. The decision was announced Wednesday, said Ron Talmo, at- torney for the Costa Mesa night spot al 1714 Placentia Ave. Talmo, a Corona del Mar resi- dent whose offices are in Santa Ana. said this morning the d cision doesn't leave him too o@:'. timistic over a similar appeal' action filed with the same court.. The pre-trial activity follows• Cuckoo's Nest suit filed i'1 Orange County Superior Coult charging that the City Council W infringing on First Amendme*t constitutional rights in revokirW the night spot's entertainmeti and dance permit Feb. 23. In filing the suit, Talmo sougk, a preliminary irtjunction to h&}L; enforcement or the revocati ' until his suit goes to trial. injunction would allow the cl to operate until a ruling is ma on the lawsuit. Orange County Superior Co Judge Robert Fitzgerald deni the Injunction, ruling that no Fi Amendment rights are involved In filing a petition to bring denied injunction matter befo the appellate court, Talmo s he attempted to "short-circui the appellate process on l matter, which now probab won 'l be considered in S Bernardino for about sev months. Meanwhile, he uid, th Cuckoo's Nest, which depends its live entertainment to attra crowds, ii closed. Talmo said he is flllnt same petition refused by the a pellate court with tbe sta Supreme Court 1n San Franc today. Apparently, he said, the a pellate court did not believe Firat Amendment iuue aipiftcant Importance to be the injunction i11ue lmmedia ly. Perbapa. be added, t Supreme Court will. Amid criel ot "Fuclat trot I • • from amon1 a el'OWll punk rock tMtvocatel, tM CoucU9Ulledtbe permitlMt.mcdll .,._,. and aet1bbol'I complalDecl r.u. MtlY'ttJ biiehiidlq altilm. litter •H dna1 atriMI abaM bi Ute .,. ~U.dub. Straddling reoo11nd Tennessee's Dale Ellis has Virginia's Lewis Lattimore (55) in a leg lock as he controls a rebound in NCAA East Regional semifinal game Thursday night. Virginia won, 62-48. It was a breeze for Eichelberger PONTE VEDRA BEACll. Fla. (A P) Given his choice. Dave Eichelberger said, he'll take the calm weather evePy time. "Everybody thinks I play bet· ter in the wind.'' Eichelberger said. "But if I've got a choice. I'll t ake calm condillons every chance I get. Maybe, against the whole field, if I was compared agalnst the whole field , I might play a little better than the a vet age in the wind. but I'd ratber play when it's calm." Bt.it the winds blew at Saw- grus. the cold, blustery. whip· pine winds that have become lra8itiooal at the rich Tourna- me.llt Players Championship. and Eichelberger was in his ele- meiit. He birdied the last three holes for a 68 and tied Mike Morley for the first round lead in the-event that orrers $72,000 to the'wiMer. \f hile most or the gaudy field or 144 or the world's finest pl~ers almost cert ainly the top1 field that ,will be assembled in tmY tournament this year - wefe complaining bitterly of ttte seyere playing conditions, Eichelberger merely shrugged. ·~I've seen it blow harder," he sail. And it blew harder when be 'acored his last victory. in the lfto Bay Hill Classic. Those were the worst conditions of the entire season. with a wind-chill fa~r near zero. "'There·s no secret to playing iD the wind. It's fairly simple," said Eichelberger, who learned th 1ame on the windy plains of ce•tral Texas. "You play good in the wind the same way you play good any other time. by pu tting. • "MOST PEOPLE underplay the wind. You just have to figure what the wind is going to do to your ball. how much it is going to move it left or right, how much it's going lo knock it down." While Eichelberger figured it to a finer degree than most or the, rest. some of the game's greatest players had their dif- fi c u I ties in the winds. un· seasonable cold and occasional light rain. Jack Nicklaus. for example, took a 75 that included a double bogey on the tough fifth hole. Arnold Palmer birdied the last hole for a 75. Masters champ Seve Ballesteros or Spain took a 77 . Gary Player was two shots hi gher. David Graham, a former PGA champ a nd winner at Phoenix earlier this year, strug- gled to an 82. Lon Hinkle, twice a runner-up this year, shot 86. In all. 20 men failed to break 80. The field average score was 75.6. JIM DENT, the only man in t1'e field able to get around with out a bogey. and Barry J aeckel were a single shot orr the lead at 69. "It was a survival test," said J aeckel. "We had a little or everything : wind, rain and cold.'. Canadian Dan Halldorson and Mike Sullivan shot 70. Of the first sL-< men. only Halldoraon played in the afternoon, when the winds were at their wont. .... _.. ..... . ., . ,, aAIOllNG n HO•E: N1Uon11 rootb11l Le11ue. In tbe •lllbt event Vince Ferra1•mo J!'1rr11amo know1 the drawbaclta, ad· ADD MALAVA81 : cto.• •isn witb tbe Rama <wbich ii b11 Jy Uft· mtUln•, "thole are ultimate underlylnc likely) and Pat Haden ataC. too (which lt lulor1. 8ut a 1ood contract can chance When asked about Ferragamo's de· parture, the Ram coach was terse and gruff. =~=m~ ~~:!t.., ,J:fia::O::.~~ :r.~~ ':~. r,ou. It ml1ht be 1omethinc I can't tion1bipeandecmatantheadachet. 'R'l>Orttldl)' Vtrrtfamo will make more "l don't think he's doing a very smart thing. In an amicable meetiq with Coaeb Ray than IU mlJUon over the next four years Malavul lut WMk, Haden expreuect hla II h• decldet to ~l1rate to the north, "Ir he wants lo 10. I can't atop him. Plus, we have a very capable quarterback. desire tor another chance at the No. 1 That work1 out to rouahly '400,000 per quarterback Job, If the above probabllltles (plu• lncentlvet), with the Rams· hlgheat In Pal Haden.'' ,,,-- Rumor has It that the Ram coaches and front ortlce personnel have resigned themselves to the fact Ferragamo will not be back. come true. off or be1n1 1omewhere In the $325,000 Haden, Ulte last summer's battle, w1nt1 ranf•· to split the playlnc time with Ferr111mo O cour1t that fl1ure by the Rams ls not durlnt the team's tour preseaaon 1ames. the current one now beln1 olfered by the Malavul, tor the time beln1, has •creed club. In fact, lt'1 considerably lea1, which to Haden's request. Is why P'erragamo aeea no hope In the That's presumably because he's as con-future. fldent as everyone e lse that both General Mana1er Don Klosterman quarterbacks won't be with the team by swears that the current orfer is the team's the time training camp opens in late July. best one to date. Ferra1amo counters that * * *. h ADD BYE-BYE VINCE: e 'll prove otherwise once he signs a con-tract ... aomewhere. There are· two obvious factors OQOirut Ferragamo promises he'll show the * • * INTERESTING TWISTS: Although Montreal is currently talking with Ferragamo, Hamilton owns the original rights to the Univers ity of Nebraska graduate. Hamilton also owns the rights to Ram backup QB Jeff Rutledge, while Montreal ~as first dibs on Pat Haden. * • * Ferragamo going to Canada· -a > the Rams' numbers at mid-season and the weather, and b) the Canadian Football ones now aren't close. ADD MONTREAL: League Itself, which is generally con-That should be interesting . Or course, Ferragamo isn't the Rams' sldered second-rate next to the formidable • • • <See SEVANO, Page 83> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-,- Kings tie on goal by Dionne INGLEWOOD I AP J - Pittsburgh has a 27-34·11 record, while Los Angeles is 38-23·11. But for som e r eason. the Penguins have given the Kings nothin1t but trouble this season. Los Angeles needed Marcel Dionne's S4th goal of tbe season with 8:21 remaining Thursday night for a 4-4 tie with Pitts- burgh. The Penfuins are now 2·0·2 "against the Kings during the current National Hockey League campaign. "IT WAS A TOUGH point, they play well against us." said Los Angeles Coach Bob Berry. "We started out a little sluggish tonight. but we fought back from a 2·0 deficit and played better after that. The Penguins got their lead on ErrCJI Thompson's 20th goal or the season in the first period and Paul Gardner's 31st goal early in the second period. The Kings cut the deficit in half at 15:45 or the second period on rookie Larry Murphy's 14th goal. which ties a Los Angeles club record for most goals in a season by a defenseman. Pittsburgh made it 3·1 with 2 · 16 left in the period on George Ferguson's 23rd goal. but the Kings narrowed the gap to 3-2 only 35 seconds later on Mike Murphy's 15th goal. Los Angeles tied it 3-3 at 5:51 of the final period on Gre~ Ter- rion · s ninth goal. an unassisted 5S·footer. Pittsburgh went ahead 4·3 with 10:2.~ left to play on Peter Lee's 27th goal. "l 'M OPTIMISTIC about our c han ces o f making the playoffs, .. said Pittsburgh Coach Eddie Johnstone, whose team has 65 points and is in 13th place in the overall NHL standings. "I think 70 points will do it." A total of 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. The Kings have 87 points and are tied with Calgary for sixth place in the overall s tandings. Asked why the Penguins have been successful against the Kings, Johnstone said: "We play the same style as they do. We shut down the Dionne line. and Charlie Simmer's bein~ out is definitely a factor." Simmer is sidelined for the season because of a broken leg. "I thought we deserved a bet· ter rate since we had them 2-0 and 3-1, we just can't seem to get a three-goal lead," said Johnstone. "l thought we had a lot of super chances when we were up 2·0, but we didn't cash in." Both coaches noted the poor conditlo~ or the ice. "WE'RE LOOKING forward to going on a four-game road trip because we know the ice will be better," said Berry. "We have a skating team and It's a shame that we don't have good ice here. "Management has tried to correct the ice but I don't know why it's not better." MIKE SODDERS KEVIN ROMINE CHRIS JOHNSTON DONNY HILL New team, same results Ex-OCC atan 'a hit' at ASV By CURT SEED EN OI tlM o.lty ~Itel St•ff News item: Mike Sodders and Chris Johnston rapped three hits and five RBI apiece Wednesday to lead Arizona State to an easy 21 -0 college baseball victory over Texas-El Paso Do the names sound familiar? They should. Both Sodders and Johnston toiled for Orange Coast College and their names con· sistentJy make for big news at Arizona State. And when it's not Sodders or JohnslOfl who ar e doing the da mage. Ke vin Romine or Don· ni e Hill are getting the ink. They, too. made a name for themselves at OCC. sparking the Sues to their first-ever state baseball championship under Coa ch Mike Mayne last year. THEIR COMBINED batting averages work out to a blister- ing .387, a major factor in the Sun Devils' 23·6 overall record and 5-0 mark in the PaciCic-lO's Southern Division (Six-Pac>. It isn't a coincidence that ASU Coach Jim Brock keeps one eye on OCC each year. He's found a gold mine at the Costa Mesa col· lege's campus. and OCC Coach Mayne staked it out. "It's a very pleasant thing," understates Brock about the OCC transfers ' success at ASU. "We're getting guys who are very well coached. Mike does an outstanding job over there. "It's nice for us because we're getting guys who already have the talent. You don't have to wait a year for them to help you.'' Brock adds. GOING INTO a pivotal three- game series with USC which begins tonight at ASU's Packard Stadium, third baseman Sodders lead1,the team In RBI (51) and is batting a crisp .426 ln the Sun Devils' clean-up position. He's ripped 10 homers, lnclud- in g Wednesd ay 's solo s hot 'against Texas-El Paso. Johnston, meanwhile, raisec;l bis battlng average 20 points Wednesday with a 3-for-4 day in- cluding a triple and a homer. Now battlng.390, Johnston hu 19 RBI thl.s aeasoo and is leadlns off for the Sun Devils. HUI, ASU's shortstop, has 29 RBI In 27 games. Among his 31 bits are nine doubles and three homers. He's also scored · 32 Um es. LIKE Johnston and Hill, Romine was a member of last year's OCC state championship squad. He was. in fact. more than just a member or the team. It was his clutch seventh-inning triple which scored the tyi ng and go-ahead runs in the Pirates' 3-2 state Lille victory over LA Valley . "It normally lakes a long ti me to get a player ready to play col lege baH. By the ti me they come here. you have to go back to basics. These guys that come here Crom OCC have been so successful t hat they come in here thinking like winners." Brock says. Broc k h ad be e n usi n g Johnston as a designated hitter during the early part or the season. But an injury to his first baseman, Alvin Davis. threw Johnston into the infield. and the former Coro11a del Mar High player has responded with a good defensive job as well as consistent hitting. SODDERS HAS HAD to over- come a series or injuries to become one of the top RBI- getters in the country . "I think we can safely say he's one of the leaders in the nation in that category." says Brock. "He's ~ot 51 at the halfway point or the season. so we 're looking at around 100. I think the record here is 108." Sodders injured his knee and was beset with arm problems last season. Doctors say they can't repair torn ligaments in his knee. but Sodders bas un· dergone an exercise program to com pens ate for the problem , Brock says Hill 1s "a fine college shortstop" according lo his coach "Donnie has gone a long way lo stabilize our infield. He's quite an aggressive player." Brock adds Rom ine. twice the Sunset League Player of the Year. sur· prisingly has had his ups and downs at the plate for the Sun Devils, despite a .410 batting average. A SOPHOMORE who left OCC after one year. Rom ine has (Sff RESULTS, Page 83) Notre Dame's luck rub8 off on ~ge ~TLANTA (AP> -Seventh-rapked Nftre Dame bad All ·American Danny Aiil&4' under control rtcbt up lo the finish -.wbn it counted most. ~ln1e dribbled the length of the c0urt a• 1ank a layup wtth two seconds re· mlinina to live the 16tb·.-anked Cou1ar1 a 5140 comeback victory over the lri1h Ta.irtc1a1 nl•ht to advance to the NCAA E•t Re~ cbamplonahtp came. •we wanted to control the tempo or Ute 1apae. We U.OU,ht we did that," said Coach DlQer PMlpa of Notre O.me. "We I •• wanted to control the boarda -we thousht we did that. And, we wanted to control Aln1e. We dld that until the last ei1ht seconds." Phelpe Hid h.la team wanted to prevent Aln1e from 1ettln• the ball on the final out-of ·bounda pla11, but wben be did, "that'• when I ll::new we were ln trouble." Alnae. an lnflelder for the Toronto Blue Jays of the American Leape, aaid, "I Juat tried to set the ball, dribble up the court and 10 all the way to the batll::et. f'ortunattl)' ,· J aot a tbrH·fOOt abot. Wltbout a doubt, tbil la the blaest win .. ... ~ .... ever for me.'' Frank Arnold, coach of the We1tern Athletic Conference entry, 1ald, "I'd like to Hr it WU a piece of cake, but •t WllD't, In al hanetty, 10metlme1 lt'• better to bt luck1 Uwl IOQd. I tbou1ht Notre Dame outplayed ua tbe whole ball1ame. •' Arnold said be ld11ed Aini• after tht came and "I lot all aweatt." Tbe victorJ advaactd tM ~Into Saturday'• flnal1 11atnat tlfth-ranktd Vtrauua. wbleb beat No. 15 Tean..,ee U-48 ID lbt opeMI' belllDd the brWlut 11cond·balf play of Jttf Lamp. • -• l I I I I I I : I ' I I ' j J I J ' , ' ' ' ~ College press guide offers a little H&R • From ~patches RENO -It'll not so B you're soin1 to find in just any colleee base J press guide, but ~ t hen, Nevada is not just any state. .. Tbere, oesUed on a ph$ paee or the Universl· ty of Nevada-Reno's spring training in Las Vegas, is a photo with the caption, '·and a little R & R.'' The unidentified s tructure in the picture is the Cottontail Ranch, a brothel at Lida Junction in southern Nevada. "It was put in the guide in a memoir situation," Reno baseball coach Del Youngblood said. "We cenain1y didn't t hink it was a big deal." He said the players stopped at the brothel to take some pictures. "You know me, they're not going to participate," he said. "I don't think there's anything wrong," Youngblood s aid ''I've had people, parents or kids, who thought it was funny, If we had slopped and used lhe place, it wouldn't have been funny." r------Quale of fk da• -----. "I just want to go home now and hold my baby " Corn elius Bou-Ed•urds, a fter defeating Rafael "Bazooka" Limon for the World Boxing Council super featherweight title. Saitll, Clipper• <-lip Goldna Stair San Diego guard Phil Smith scored 22 points m and surpassed a career high with 15 assis ts against his former Golden State teammates Thursday night. leading the Clippers to an easy, 139· 113 NBA victory over the Warriors . . . Artis Giimore scored 28 points and Reggie Theus scored 23 to lead Chicago over Cleveland, 116·111 . . Boston Celtics President and General Manager Red Auerbach has agreed to a new 10-year contract after abandoning thoughts of retirement al the end of the current season. Celtics' owner Harry Mangurian Jr. said that Auerbach. 64, would continue as president and general manager of the Celtics as long as he wants. then serve as a consultant lo the club After giving John Lucas the benefit of the doubt for the first five unexcused absences, fans of the Golden State Warriors couldn't take it any more They cheered. long and loud, when the NBA team announced Lucas was suspended perhaps permanently The patience of Coach Al Attles and owner Franklin Mleull ended when Lucas, for the sixth time this season. failed to s how for a game. Clarke'• l,OOOth goal aids f,l!fPr" Veteran center Bobby Clarke scored his ~ l,OOOth career point on a third-period goal and ' rookie Tim Kerr scored three goals and assisted on a fourth as the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Boston Bruins, 5-3, in a National Hockey League game Thursday Clarke's goal, just 31 se<:onds into the final period, was the 301s t of his 12 years a s a Flyer to go along with his 699th as· sist1,in 921 regular season games . . . Buffalo's GU Per- reault and Andre Savard scored three goals apiece, leading Buffalo to a record-breaking, 14·4. rout of Toronto. Buffalo's nine second-period goals including Perreault's three and two by Savard erased an NHL record for one-period scoring Guy Chouinard scored one goal and assisted on three others to spark Calgary to a 6·3 victory over Detroit Sutcliffe illlpressive . POMPANO BEACH , Fla <AP J John Ellias ' bases· loaded single in the bottom of the 1 lth inning Thursday pushed the Texas Rangers past the Dodgers 3 2 i n exhibition baseball Ellis' Rame·winner came al the expense of Dodgers nght· hander Alejandro Pena, who had previously gi ven up walks to Jim Norris and Leon Roberts and a single to Dan Dur an. Dave Schmidt was the winner, shutting out the Dodgers on two hits over the last three innings. The Dodgers broke out to a 2·0 lead in the first when Reggie Smith drove Davey Lopes home with a single off Texas starter Jon Matlack and later scored on a wild pitch The Rangers tied the game in the sixth on Dura n's infield grounder a nd an error by Dodgers second baseman Dcrrt.>I Th oma s that scor ed Mike Richardt from third Dodger pitcher Rick Sut<'hffe. battling for a spot in the club'~ rotation. had another )!ood out ing Thursday Sutcliffe, the 1979 rookie of Lhe year but just 3·9 in 1980, pitched five ... coreless in ninl{s and allowed two hit-. against the Rangerc; Sutcliffe has now worked 11 in nings, giving up two earned runs ---------- ( City of Beverly Hills Police Officers Openings for Lateral Transfers Top pdy and l'>Pm>fu~ Besr working • ond1111m' ·Work wh<'H' c 11y govprnmenl and c111zen~ supporc lhe Poh<'e • For informallon: (213) 550-4960 P•o<! ''" 0.... '""""" n1 '""A If Pf) Daily Pilai I I..°"· RO't I> ) INFORMS in the Q Orange Coatt OAll Y PILOT/Friday, March 20. 1981 Ola•••"'lln-1' • ...., St. ••el• 1111• ... Tim JaallOl'lclll, Ed Nuly and &olHdo m lllaekmH hit crucial free throws Jn the final minutes Thur day night as giant·klller Kansas State held pn to sllp past 18th-ranked Illinois, ~7·$2, . ln lht' semifinals of tbr NCAA West basketball naional • .. Nortl1 Carolina•• front line or James Wo~. •• Perk ... and Al Wood combined tor 45 ~lbta to lead lbt Tar Heels to a 61-56 win over Utah and wdl meet Kansas State Saturday ln the regional final . . Jt lf Lamp acored shr of Virginia's first eight point.a durtna a 13.0 second-hall run that carried lbe Cavaliers to a 62·'8 victory over Tenneasee ln tht East Regional. Virginia meets Brtgham Young In the fin1ls Saturday after BYU upset Notre Dame, 51·50 ... In Na· tlonal .Invitation Tournament action, Syracuse bit its first 16 shots 111 the second half to offset a 30-point performance by Michigan's Mike McGff as the Orangemen rolled to a 91-76 quarterfinal victory . . West Virginia with 21 points rrom G~e' Joaes and three other players ln double figures, upset ~mnesota, ~69. Wes t Virginia and Syracuse meet Monday mght in Madison Square Garden in the semifinals or the NIT affair. .... ., ................... ell lwtfl Baltimore Manager Earl Wt aver pulled his • team from the field arter six Innings Thursday when an umpiring crew refused to give him a list of Kansas City substitutes, and the Orioles forfejt. ed their exhibition game to the Royals, who Jed' 4·2 In other games. Montreal pitcher BUI LPe hit a three-run homer to help the Ex.pos top Houston, 12·9 Homers by Otto Velez and Ernie Whitt propelled Toronto to an 8·2 verdict --- -over St Louis Leon Durham and - ~ l Ken Rf'llz, traded from St. Louis for Bruce 1 Sutter last December. combined for the _,... ... 11m•I winning run in the 12th inning as the 1!'; ~ Chicago Cubs nipped Milwaukee, -6·5 ... I . Oakla nd rallied for four runs in the ninth 1nni1tg to beat Sdn Diego, 8 4 J e ff Burroughs' bas t s loaded single f s parkl'ci Seattle to an 11 ·3 win over Cleveland Tony Perez and Tom Po· quelte cr:.ishcd home runs in a .six-run wuvu fou rth inning that l'arried Boston io an 8·6 verdict over the Chicago While Sox Graig Nettles belt erl a two run homer to lt•ad the Nt•w York Yankees to a 6·3 viclorv ovt•r Atlanta A two run homer by Ed Vargas anu s ix errors by the New York MeU. helped Pittsburgh score an ll 3 triumph Minnesota UM:d thret• double plays in the first three innings and a triple play in the eighth to hold off Philadelphia, 4.3 In the eighth inning, the Phillies had Bob Dernier at third and Len Matuszek al second with no one out Orlando Isales hit o grounder to third and Dernier was tagged out at home b~ ca tcher Sal 8artano. The Twins then got Isales in a rundol.'. n and M atusu·k at home when he tned to score. Lope~-M*"llo11 1,-ad11 in f.,aJr t-'~a.11 Nancy Lo1,ez-Melton fired a s1x ·under·par 67 • al the I.as Vega.., ('ountr~ Cluh Tl1unday to ta kl· a on(•-shut l<'a<1 .iftcr the n1H·nm~ rou nd of the Desert Inn Pro Am ~olf tnurnam<'nt Tht' Amenl'an team is rC'~ardt'd as a favorite tn the thrc<' da) American Cup gy mna:-.l1t·~ compl'l1t1on io Fort Worth. Tt·xas Top gymnasts from 20 C'<>untrws an• expected to compete in the meet Bond ~as rt'dut·ed from $500,000 to $50,000 for former N 1-'L quarterback Jack Concannon, charged with selling 2.2 poundi. of c·ocaine t11 an undercover law enforcement ageot Conviction of the charge earn cs a minimum penalty of six years in prison Former basebali l'Xecutive Frank Lane died Thurs da v in Richardson, TC'xas He was 85. Lane had suffered from a len gthy illnesi. Funeral arrangements were pending. Lan~ ran the front offi ces of four major league teams, serving as general manager of the Chicago While Sox, St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City A's. and as executive vi ce president of the CIC'veland Indians TV: No events .,cht>d ult'ci RADIO: llask<-th;dl Sl•ottle at Lakt·rs 7 20 pm , KI.AC 15101 . ,.,...,,,,,,., SEVANO'S COLUMN.· .• only probltm. at the t~•m is also tryinl to work out a trade wltb Buffalo th•t would send AWOL l i n ebacker Bob BrudtinBkl to the Billa b1 H · ch a nae for the rl ghh to Unebacker Tom Cousineau, the BUls' No. 1 pick ln the 1979 draft. The irony to 111 this 1:> that Cousineau is currently playing with Montreal of the CJt'L and has one year remuining on h..ls contract. • • • RAM HORNS: The team's mini-camp is scheduled for May 11·14 with veterans reporting on the 13th . . Even if everyone comes to camp signed in July, Malavasi is going to have to do so mething about the te am 's morale problem. There are a number of players distraught over the lack of togetherness and unity among the players. coaches and management . With the departure of long-time exec Jack Teele. the frbnt·office casualty count has now r£>ached nine over the past two ye&rs. which 1s exactly when Georg1a took control of the rci~ns . * * • Fans of Ferragamo C'an get a glimpMc' of their fli ghting hero April 4 when the quarterback co sponsors a l>enef1t tennis tourna· Six straight ml'nt with th~ Ancel•' Rod Carl'w at the Anaheim HUJt R cquct Club Tht" invitationRI celebrity tournament i for the benefit ot handicapped children ut Canyon Hilla School and for un- d erprivileged children of Salvutlon Army of Anaheim. Celebrities sch duled to p lnclud<.' Ron Vary, Brad Bu Rod Sherman. Preston Denn Ann Meyers. Don Orysd D1('k van Patton. Pct Marshall, Jack Cart er u Marie Wtndsor. Making appearances but u bll" to play due to contr clauses are f<'red Lynn. Buylor, Bert Campaneris. Rr Downing and Carew Cost to play against a cele l) \\>ill be SlSO and that will elude a m<1tch, awards a nd ner Spectator seating is pri at S6 Thl' tournament will run fr Hlam4·30pm Those 1ntcre!iled in part1c1p' ing 1n lhe tax de du<"ta b tournr y s hould con ta (; ladhander:-. ClulJ 1995·24 C<1nyon H1 1ls St·hool 1998· Sah·ation Arm) 177H 5460 1 I m m el t a s t i <· k t• I :-. l' r' 1 <' I f,J5 77721 Angels roll on, 4-3 PALM S PRlNGS CAP l Aided by three San Francisco errors, the Angels nct.'ded Just a run-scoring single by Dan Ford . and a pair of run producing in· fi eld grounders in a three run sixth innin~ that earned them tu a 4·3 cxh1b1t1on baseball v1l·tory O\'t!r the Giants Thursday Error ~ by Giants third baseman Enos Cabt>ll. catcher George Bjorkman and right fi elder Charles Da vis enabled the Angl'IS to break a I I tic on the way to their s ixth straight spring win The s ix wins . folio~ m g an opening 8 5 loss to San Diego, equaled the Angell>· win total for all of last spring, when they were fi 11. The Angels have recei vt•d sur pr1singly ::.trong p1tch1n g and Thursday it was Steve Renko's turn . Rt!nko, a 36 year old \'cteran right hander who camE· from Boston along o,1, ith f"red L ) nn. allowed onl y one run and two hits through lhl' first fi ve in nings Thl' win wt·nt to .J Psst· .Jtof ferson. a free agent acqu1Ml1on who went the last four innings He wa:-. tn trouble only in lht> eighth when a triple hy Joe Pel· t 1n i. s1 ngl t'S b~ Davis a nd Cabl'll, a nd J ue Morga n 's ground er rcsultec1 in two ru and r·ut the Angel:.' lt:afl lo 4·3 Tht• Giunb. 2 7, gut lht•1r <J run o ff Henko in the fourtlf.l when l>a\ 1i. It'd ofr with a tnptei and ,c·on•d on ll grounder b);;. Calwll l>1t·k1e fhon :-. s1 ngl£' 1n the bottom of lht· fifth drovt• in the t~ong run for the Angels against Ed Wh1Lo;on. who had pitched two·hit ball through the• (1rsl four frames ~ Tht• Angel.., Frl'cl I.\ nn tended hi s hitting ... trcak lo fl ' games with a fourth 1nn1 · s inJ!lt· He hai. hit :-.afely 1n ea gamt• in whil'h he's played _;i~ Rcr1ko c•ont1nued his strong QM! for a spot in the Ang~I rotation. Jn eight innings thus far he has allowed only (our hits and one run lit-~a:. particularly ~ prt•s:-.1ve Thursday, :-.t riking o& f1\t' wh11l-not wolking a man Du ring t ht· \\> 1 nn in g o;t rc•a k Angl'l p1tt•ht·r ... h.nt· allo~t·cl <• total of onl\ 1:. run~ n1·\ t•r mon· than four 1ri a gamr Fro"' Pag*' 82 RESULTS ... ) .-~!lllllm------------------.... ---------1 stolen 13 bast·s in M allt•mpts this season "lie run:. ... o darn \H•ll \s fr>r his hilling, wht·n hl'·.., hot, hf'' hotter th an <tn\OIH' 1n lh~· \\Orld !k's bt·en qu1tt' 1·fft·1·t 1\ 1· for us ... 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' .... 1be wtn lifted bll NeOr'CI to 2·1 and dropped hl1 ERA to 1.f3, Jt wu ~fourth shutout ol the year for UM OCC plteblai •tan and tbe aeventb complete tame. The Pirate pitcbln1 staff now hu a 1.32 ERA. , The ttaird Oran1e County All· star IC>ffer ••me.. reaturtni • blah se~I aenlora lhrou1hout Oran1e County, wUI be held Aprll 5 at Anaheim Stadium, prior to the Surf 'a North American Soccer League con· teat with S.n Dle10. .. .... r-"'· ftNlle • TELltvlllON ;, JO a.m. ")· r NC~A BAMSTM.U ••E· GAMS lllOW. 81111~'9 n', ....... TSL8V.ON C pounded out us hlte ln lta victory It Mt. SAC, but Sad· 1ck'1 11 hits were over· ' tO :U ... m. ·tc> ECAA BAMST&\LL North Carolina YI . Kana s St. at Salt Lake City. 12:30 r..m.' (4)' -CAA a.uKSTBALL - 10 a.m. <Z> -NBA MS&ETaA.LL -fte Botton CelUcs v1. the 'lien at Philadelphia. ( •> .... NCAA BAaKET~ -Winner of St. Joeepb'1 ... Boston 1ame aaatnat winner lncUana VI. AJabaaa~ Blrminaham iame. by lta six errors and 01(1eboe loet to P1lomar, Golden ·West's 1ame with Holldo was rained out. e11le Montaomery, John boa and Dan Dix all had · e hlta to pace the Pirates to ir 12th win of the year. taomery's hits raised his lna •~eraae to .459 and con· ued Illa 1•·1ame hitting ak. ATCHER DIX, WHO got off a slow start at the plate lb.is ason, now has five hils ln his t seven at bats to raise his erage to .311 , The offensive expl-osion plicates OCC's 16-bit attack esday against Cerritos <a 12·2 C victory>. As a team the rates are now hitting an esome .344 and have a team gging percentage of .505. But the pitching might even be ore impressive. Righthander lly Simon pitched a three· tter after allowing only one gle through the first four in· Oranae Coast is 2·1 Ln South Coast c.ontere11ce play and 12·2 O\•eraU. Mt. SAC drops to 1·1 and 11·6. FO• COACH Dick Stuetz and bis Saddleback Gauchos lt was a day ol frustration. Saddleback outhit Palomar 18 to elght but came up short In the run col· umn. F'lfteen Gauchos were left on the basepaths. Steve Brady and Dave Scbll· Ung had four hits apiece while Mike Breslin added three hits, including a home run, but it was" 't eJiougb to overcome an 8-1 deficit after the first four In· nings. Chris Burger led the way for the Comets with his seventh and eighth home runs or the year. Burger slugged a three-run homer in the first inning and a solo shot in the fourth. The difference In the game. however , had to be defense. While Palomar was playlng er· rorless ball, Saddle back com· mitted six miscues wh ich led to fi ve unearned runs. Amon1 the South squad of Coach John Sewell are 13 who hall from the Oranae Coaet a r ea, lncludtn1 Edison 1t1r1 K e vin Moreen and Altx Grozdanic, Newport Harbor'• Cliff Ruaaell and Dun• Smlth Ocean Vtew'a Wllllam Sulewakl and Paul Geouno and Huot ington Beach 's Mike Roberti and Rick Bell. ' Also Sun1 Hu n or Irvine, Co rona del Mar '" Rrl&in Kernahan. E11t11nclu'11 Thonw Do and Mater Del's Tom B11lnt1 nnd James BrambUu. Leading Dttrck l.uwlher'11 No rth squ1ad wlll be1 Sunu t League P layt'r or th_. YN1r G lcnn Angnncmt ot WH I ml1111lttr Th e <'Onl e"t· bllli~ct (or 2 o'clock. Is spon"on•d by lht• Klwunla Club or C'm1t11 Mr1111 North. Tlckett1 ... ,, t1vtt ll11Jh1 thro ugh thl' Klwan l11 Cluh Orange Counly Socet>r Founde tlon or Surf llckcl ()(fie·.. lll 545·9362. /.'1111' \'/1111 • ,.,.,," I()( Ii Classic Slip-On BVU VI. V r1lnta at AUanta. 1 p.m. (5) -ANGELS llA.8t:8ALL -The Milwaukee Brewen v1. \he California An1els Ln an exhlblUon 1ame at Palm Sprlnp. 2 p.m. (I) • GOLF r-Th.lrd round play ii) the Tournament Players Championship from Pont.e Vedra, Fla. 3:it0 p.m. (2) 8PO&TS SPECTACVLA8 - Tho U .. women'• n1Uonal 1ymnaalics cbam- plon1t\Jpe , '•i>t'd at Bethlehem, Paa. Also: The world aprlnt apeed 1kaUn1 champlon1blpa, taped at Or noble, P'ranca. (7) -Pao BOWLING -The rtnala of the Kin• Louie Open, taped at Overland Park, Kan""' & p.m (7) WIDt: WO&LD OF SPOaTS - An ort~al rollettlon of ptckup trucks, motorcycles ind made tu-urdor race cars battle the riaora of the! Hltja I' nlmrnh• In taped covera1e of the Baja 1,000 off roi.d r.ce Al10: U.S. Olympians Bart Conner ant1 t•hll (•ahoy lead the U.S. team in the Amorican Cup •Ymru11tUc11 meet. taped et Fort Worth. ToxH 1 ~ pm 1111 NllA BASKETBALL -The "•" Anr.eln Luker" va the Trail Bl azers at l'of'l hmu . On• RADIO H1m•holl Montroal va. Dodgen at Vero H4't1l'11. llJ IO um, KABC (790 1; Milwaukee vs. A11.a1,l11 Ill l'11lm l'JH'lnfl"· l2:55 p.m., KMPC (710). lht11k1•lh11ll l.11kt•n al Portland , 7:20 p.m .. 10:25 a .m . (11) -DODOEU BASEBALL - The Aaanta Bravet meet the Dod1en Ln a Pft- aeaaon 1ame from Vero Beach, Fla. Noon <•> -NCAA BASl(ETIL\U. -Wtnaer LSU vs. Arkanaas 1ame a8ainlt winner Wlcblta State va. Kansu aame. 1 p,m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play ln tM Tournament Playera Cbamplon1hlp at Ponte Vedra, Fla. (7) -SVPE8TEAllS -It's an IJJ· Philadelphia final u the Eatles and the PhUUea meet for the UtJe, taped in Honolulu. 2 p.m. (4) -SPOaTSWOaLD -The John Denver pro-celebrity ski race, taped at Heavenly Valley. 2:20 p.m. <9> NBA BASKETBALL -Tbe Los Angeles LaJcers vs. the Golden State Warriors at Oakland. 3:30 p.m. (7> WIDE WORLD OF SPO&TS - WBC featherweight champion Salvador Sanchez defends his crown against No. 1 contender Roberto Castanon in a scheduled 15-round bout taped at Las Vel'aS. RADIO Baseball Atlanta vs. Dodgers at Vero Beach, 10: 10 a.m .. KABC (9701; Milwaukee vs. Angels at Palm Springs, 12:55 p.m .. KMPC <710). Hasketball Lakers at Golden State. 2: 20 p.m., KLAC 15701 . K Lt\l' 157111 Hockey Kings at Winnipeg, 5.30 p.m ., ~~~~~_K_O-'G0<600..l.:_ "DUAL" OIL FILnRS 26:! • Every Man's Favorite! Hmtclwwn ~Me lftOCCOSin COftStrvctioft. They are light, c 0tt1forlable and '°"CJ weariftc). Prices effective through Tuesd•y, M41. l4, 1981 Extra procee1lon for hot oil. HOT· I . 33. 40. 49 g_ 81 Weejun Brown Black Ca lf We lwy l cns •eel-• 11t ttMM llvs .. 6 -7 -8 -9 -10 -11 -12 -13 AA x x x x x x x A x x x x x x x x x B x x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x x x x x x x x 0 x x x x x x x x x x x x x E x x x x x x x x 'X . 99 FcnM0tt Isa-ct ... M.wport hoch ... 759-9551 l"•tNCHS STOVU limited to 1tocli of ele<trlc and olt:ohol model•. SO l"utCEHT OFF THITfOID MAllNE TOILITS Ll•t Stt.00 SALE l"llCl UC.ts DANFOITH COMl'ASS Mle<tlon from 40 l"HCENT OFF ond Up I IAITTANl<S ConvOI lolt tonli1. Severo! 111-to choo1e from SO l"UCENT OFF / ' . '\, , . ·, , Dll"THSOUNDHS UI" TO 50 l"EICENT OFF • Unheard of Prices • Traileratile Boats Two 819 Days MARCH 21-22 . HOUISstAM .. '1HA •• 1 Indoors at ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ··. '-• ~~,.,on Arllneton Drl11• ..... I t s·got c~a fied wheels, id. Qtll you'l I move "1l>42-S678 and a tt faster In ct ~ frlendly ad· . Dally Pllet viser wl ti .. 1 _., ·~-------------- e pyou ;· turn your wheels Into cash. ... • ' . , ... . .. I • 8~258 IN-DOOR snllEO SPEAKERS .Satin Ride by Monroe ADJUSTABll AIR RUBBING OR POLISHING COMPOUND 99• CASSETTE TAPE PlAYER W /AM-FM RADIO 89!.7 LESS SPE.AK£RS ". sp.irkom .. 11c 1488 #SK610 l"All $HOCK Adjust to all roads &. lo"'1s for ~moot her cldlng. U series. 50% m ore working capacity than original equipment. J series DO~MAN'S WE'RE ; HELPING YOU DO IT RIGHT .. cepr early I 966 &. lc\le 1967 Chevelle) Chev- rolel. Chevy II. Che· velle. Cc\mc\rO 6 Cyl- inder 1963-1977 uth 8 Cyllnder (3 18-361-383) rformance ford. Fc\h1Mle. fc\lcon. Mav· erlck. Mu!1ang. Torino 8 Cylinder ($)66-1977 (289· 302-351 £xcepc Mustang 8oss) ford. fc\lr1c\~. Falco!'. M.ver1ck, Mustc\ng, Comet 6 Cyllnder t 966· 1978 (Ex· cept V-6) 88r! ROUND DRAIN PAN CRUISE CONTROL Cruise Sentry I Cruise Sen1ry II speec1 c\UIO mattCally for s1anc1arc1 or c\UIOmc\llC trc\nsm1sslon 59~! REBUILT WATER PUMP K.A~CO (MVIO~I 6 Cyl•nc1~• IQSS IQ16 1ZlO HS HO! [)(( IQ1S 1Q16 wlfh ZSO lng•nt"• f•lcon 6CyloNlt'• 1'>60 1Q14 110 ZOO (l\~wolt'I ti Cyhn<lt'I l'>SS 1'>68 26S 281 J01 .ll 1 (.X( H• r.,1fotm•n<<' Oo<lgr l'lymou1h 8 Cy••n<le<r 1QS8 1Q78 tJSO )()I )81 •OO 00 r on11.c 8 (yl•nctt'• 1<16) IQIQ fWllh Aluminum TC 8 l>Ol<' Doctsr l'lymou1r. <> CyMct~• 1 '>l>O 1 Q11 fotct 8 C yl1nct~r t <><>2 I Q6C) 211 1 <>0 Z8Q )Ol 1 Dcxlgr l'lymou1h 8 Cyl1nct~1 I Q62 I '>11 IZ7l Jltl )40 1601 (h~vroleo1 8 Cyl1n11~1 t<JoC) 101Q tlbl 26 7 107 JSO &. 400 wtlll ll!IH (Arb 1 fo1<1 8 (yllnctr r IQ10 L~I<' IQ/8 1)02 lSIW) fotd 8 Cyllnctr1 tQ61 1911 (J)l lS2 }90 406 •2111 HIGH-LOW ALARM AN(S 37ss KO 5000 EA • 7'!!.. 8 '!!.. 9!?:. 10!!... 1 at'! •. RUBBER STRlTCH CORD C (~~~~~·120; )f'/31 ; 49') 191A. WIPl.R BLADES 14! Pinto. Capri • Cyllnder 198! TH£1MOS"'.aT j 1! l 1971 ·197.t (98-122 Engine) _ ·11u ~ .................. lliiillillll .... ~ _T~ru_T~•~m~p;._~--------=:....::.::.... .... ~~ \ .. . ··i Open da11y 8-f>. Saturday 8·6, S-.inday 8 -5. . . ......... 1f7 8 YortMI Llnd.t (Jf4) ,,. •• 7 .. ~ •• ,,, •• , , •• .._;,, !·:>:·• .... ~ . ... ,.... lo.tO) ~"°"" "'"' (t14) .Ht.)141 ·s-e. AAA 1604 s ""'°' k 1-*<II s. ol 'Nrolt!9f ......, 7M-14U ~---..--- S..Aaa •1tN ,_,, I H ·IHI• ·s.....Aaa 1>01 " 1tm.st ", .... , \ I I I \ . I I i ' ' i ' j . • the Tovatt faa11Ry has offered quellty products ancl services to the city of Huntington leach and surrounding comnmnitles. We are starting our SSth ye• with a move to a new location which wil facllltate our ever-gr.owl ng 1 ales and service clepe11 lli1ents. We will have 11scad111 of free parking with easy in Giid out approaches to Gothard and Heil Avenues.. lest of all • • • our quality TV & APPLIA~CES and SERVICE Is al LOW PRICES! COME SEE US! The brightest Ideas In the world are here to play. Microwave Oven \ MG A MITSUBISHI® . "' ELECTRIC AUDIO SYSTEM VIDEO SCAN SYSTEM VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER MGA COLOR TELEVIS.ION mmm ·uENN·AIR GRill-RANGE General · Electric HOME 'APPLIANCES perFormance TELEVISION -. " . IC Microwave Oven ,_ ~ I ell' ~ :t Video Cass~te Recorder Color Television G> t 0 ~ -4 N 8 :r MM'NOT :l> ' TO SCALE .,. ::0 ~ ~ 0 iii > \ lb.fm~ ......... = .... , .......... "' ...... w.a 0111t11 ,.,,w1 __.PM llM•• ..... .., .................... .... lldu.I ..... bUlt • ., tllllr .... . Hoover, you ..... la med &o •IOw Marta. 1're Jmt u tommoD at GWC • aUColNIUI lea. EY• wbeft tbe RmtlerJ captured tbe Soutbena l ~ crotm ln llT'7 WW. a »t remnt. y couSd manace only a l ·I be=· &non. walu and lack ol tuac led owe to Wlinaphina 2·5 pre·MU(ID mart Wa MatOD, tblnll didn't 1et better bl tbe ftnt two .. que ames. 1'be Ru.tJera manqecl to IOH tbem botb y a total ot two nan•. IT TOO& " F&UllMAN pittbe.r to cet the uatlen baell ln U. sroove. llark Stone, wbo balls m Kennedy Hl1h, pitched a fO\lr•hit complete-ame 1.0 victory over Santa Monica to give GWC fi rst league triumph of the year. Things have started to fall into place since. "From all I've seen, there looks to be a mber of &ood teams in just t.bia area and CO!· rence alone," Hoover says. "lstill lhink we're one them. The team thinks so, too. Maybe that's why e 've been a little ti&ht opening the seuon. Some of em are putting too much pressure on themselves." After defeating Santa Monica, the Rustlers s ponded with overwhelming 14·4 and 19·6 rdicts against East LA and LA Southwest, spectively. In those two games, the Rustlers have funded out 33 hits and 33 runs. Just like that, WC is 3·2 in conference and right back in the ick of th ings. Credit Stone with igniting the resurgence. • "Stone's effort may have been the best l 've !' en of any pitcher this year for anybody," says oover. "Mark isn't an overpowering pitcher, but e has a good fastba ll (respons ible for 10 trikeouts against the Corsairs) and a great break· g pitch." This Weeks SJJec ial ~- 1980 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Leather covered seating area. crwse control. dual comfort seats & AM / FM stereo w/tape l846YMX 1 s 11. 995 AU Corl S•IJ!ttl To """' lei• AU"""',,, .. Tos 6'"'""" IN.;!~!:~I u~tr::Sa:i ::: ~G 1 f\lJf O PAa'TS S'TOAC~ COMMUNITY COLLEGES fetence Ml wtth vtattin~ ~Hondo Tburadey, &Ad Hoov• ll hoplna the eool weather doffa't coot the hot batl ot hit &.am. . • • • COACll DAVI OL\NT't Oru1• Cout Colles• crew o .. H tbe UU 1111011 Sat11rd•1 meeUq UCLA 1t laUoea Creek ln Marina del Rey. Action belinl atl a.m. Competltlon wlll be beld in JV et 1hta, freshman el1ht11 JV foun and ftethman foun . UCLA tot orf to ap impreulve start last week. sweeplfte UC Irvine lD vanity, JV and freshman competition. "The Bnalm look very 1troa1," admits Grant. "I think we'll have our hands full. I'm extremely optimistic th.la HUOD, however. We bad very good fall and 1prin1 practices and I expect our boats to be very fu t this year. OCC'a JV elaht ls expected to be particularly strong this seuon. Last year, the Pirates' frosh eight won the naUonal title at the Intercollegiate • • • I "WB JIAVB A HELLUVA aq\laUc pro1ram," aay1 GWC Coach Tom Renmtad. Tbt RUltltr men and women's awim teams bout $-0 recordl ,to bactupRerm1tacl'1elalm1. f i Her~atad, who 1wdea the women's awim team, 1a,1 he bu a v .. ttd interest tn the men's ••u•d Milch la band.led by Coach Ken Ramdorf. ffermttad. ot eoune, ia 'u.9 owe water polo coach, -and tome ot tbe playere wbo propelled GWC to the ltate ~title tJua year u~1wtmmln1 for Hamdorf. "Hamdorf'a a heck of a coach. We ha ve1real aolid people -1ood ktda who hU1t1e out thet'e - and I don't think anyone will touch u.s this year," Hermstad adda. Former University of Utah alar Nancy Ward has already set school records in the 200 individual medley wbJle Julie Kln1sland baa the school r ecord in the 50 butterfly. THE MEN HA VE BEEN sparked by Ron Radlson who's easily winning the freestyle events. But don't e.xpect Radiloo to break too many rec· ords -he's followin1 in the foot.steps of Bill Babashoff who owns most or the school's best m a rks. PVBUC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS aUll.N•H ~PUBLIC NOTICE NAMe ITATS ... NT • T ... 1111'-lfle ..., .. It ·~ IMltl• Ma MUH; Llfll ANO ACCIDENT A '9 0 Mlt. ~S OltOOl'!'INO SALON, HEALnl 2600 I:. Coetl Hltlttwe,., Cot-<Ml SYNOPSIS Ofl THE A IO Olo\L "'-· Cellfotllle tMZS. , STATl!.MINT Of COMM.ltCIAL , .... , .... A. flitlOC, -E CNtt l.ANlllltS Ll fll I Hsu••HCIB Hlgllwa,., • U . H••port I H <ll COMPANY, 1.01 Oow SL, s..llt SSO, C•lllornl• ~. HtwPOrt 1Mc11, CAllltornte ., .... Tlllt llWIMtt 11 <-t.• Dy en 111· YHt ·~ ~r II. 1'10. Clivlduet. Totel HMltl..,_O P l,lfl,11t C.Uvyn A ... IOI Total llMltllliff IJ,oeJ,tlJ Tllll SIA'-l wu f1lto:I wllll ,,,. W it.I H!ChlP 60t,000 Co11nty Clffk of Oten,_ Covnly 011 Contrl1111C-c..rt1lic•1t S,000.000 Merell 11. 1w1. rou1Nkll11- "1'7U6 (Olltrlllu!H _,,.... l,Ji.,..se PvDll-Or~ Coall O•lly PllOI, P<K lel s..rptw ,._ 0 Merch 11. 20, 21. 4'w•l l, "" 11/WI 'Jll•UielWCI r"""' (M1rpl111l t1Sf,6'21 ••II ILOHI lrOM-r•lHlnl »l,>20• lllC<HM (Oecr•-1 In (eptt.I t11CI Swplu1 dllt1"1 neo •,tlS,7>0 I nt<1r •nee In Fote• PUBLIC NOTICE N71rt2 Htll°""'HM t.11>'.7U,OOO fllCTITIOUS IUllHIH A<c•Cl•n•-... •llh pren1o11m• NAMI STATIMI NT ln><1rtn(• in Fcwce 71.11• Tht lotlowlng perww. '' CIOlnv """ Ct11rqrn1• 8u1lneu P•11t neu u . A« 10.i\1 -,,.•llh Ui,OU,01' VIC'S TOH 10 CLUB, IUO So pr•m•um\ Direct C•lllor11la SEE DEFENDING CHAMPION NANCY LOPEZ, AND ALL OF THE LPGA GREATS AT THE Mein Slrffl, S.n11 Ant. Ctlllornl• B<1llnKl P-1,IU.19t 92707. Wt neraoy '"''''' 111•1 tht •DO•• v1c10< c. Hl<k•. tll• So Rou. 11em• •re in 1ccordence '"''" tn• l'ICTITIOUI aUSIN•H S11111 Ana, C1llforni1 '2107 ... nn.,11 Sl1ltrnent tor lhe , .. , tneled NAM• ITATIMllNT Thi• l>vtlnH• I• C-UCllCI Dy 1n In· Otc•motr )I, 1910 m1C1e .'O the Tiit 1011owln11 peraon1 1•1 Cloinv dlv1e1.,e1. '"'"'•net COmmlntOlltr ol Ill« Ste le PUBLIC NOTICE $175,000 WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN MARCH 25-29 MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB COST A MESA, CA. S e a s on Ticket s Daily Admis s ion Club Hou se Badges $12 .00 $ 8. 00 $50 .00 TI CKET INFORMATION : 540-1708 1>v11,..,. ••. Vt<lor c. HIOI ol C•l•lor.W•. PU< .... nl 10 ...... llLIHE DEVELOPMENT COM· TM1 stat-nl wts 111.0 will• lllt JOtlH SNVOER ROUSSEAU. PAHY, 1'600 Fairchild, S<1llt ISO. County Cltrk ol Ortn,_ Counly on Prttleltnl lrvl11•, CAllltorllla '2713. M•rcll •. '"' MARSH"'L.L .... s T R ... NGE, Je me1 J•llrey 1<11,.., aot'h H. flU 7112 St<rttary Ba yfront. BalbcMI lllanCI, Calllornle p11011.-Orenot Coast Dally Piiot, Puoll1he(I Orenee Cout D•ily Pilot. ,, .. 1. March •. ll, 20. 21. "" 11?0-11 Mtrcll ••. II, ...... 20. .... 1.J~S-11 Ja,.,.. -It Kline, .. U ~ Alt... -- - --- Wllltllt r, CA11lornl• ~. Tiiis IMl1lneu 11 co110 .. c110 Dy t a-... , •• -1M""lp. J-J Kllne Tiii• 11•1-I Wti Iii.cl wotll Ille Covnly Clerk ot Or•f\91 Cov11ty on March s, 1w1. Pun u P<1Dll11WC1 Or-CoH l Dally Pilot. Merell•. IJ. 20.11, IW1 120W1 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS I U51NISS NAMI STATIEMI NT Tn• tot•-lne perww. h C101n11 Ill.lit· "'" ., CAV ... NAGH ANO ASSOCI ATES, llSO E 11111 $tro t, Stnt• An•. C•. '2101 J1 m1\ Patrtcll C•~•n •Qh. 1• Ninos. Irvine, u 91114 T1111 lll.lilnen '' condu< teCI Dy 1n un· 1ncorpor•ttd •s"x.1ati0on OU.f tnan 1 ~r1net1nhlel Ortn11t Coe•I Otlly Pilot F•D 17, Mer 6, U, 10, 1'111 9114).11 P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Llfll ANDACCtDaNT ANDMa AL TM SYNOnlSOfl TH a ANNUAL STA TIME NT YaA" I NDI DOllCIMal •l1. n•Ofl 111\INLOUNION Lll'l INIUltANCICOMPANY ,., o.... St.. w... u e, '"-' 1e.c11. c.. tt ... Tot•• •ClmlnedHMU Tot•••r•bUr~ C•p11Al~•dllll .. G<oupeloln-<0<11ttllul9d1urpl<11 U11tu111neo lune" lsu•Olull G••n ILOMl lrom-rato~• tn<rt•\e ( DkrNWt tnC•.,.l•l •nd Surplu\ \1.00,'37 sn.011 soo.ooo "'··" 1Sl4,0U I 11,MW d<1rt"11 l9IS IOt,ll• ln\ur.nce 1nFOf<• N•t•onwute t,~1 1niur•nc••n F0tce Ca1ttort\1• 8\1\tftt''\\ P•91 1,Slt, t'<! We hereby <f'rt1ty U"•I t~t •bOvt •ltM\ .,. '" .C.COf'CS.n<• wtlh ow Annual Sl•l•m.,.1 10< llw YN< •ncMO O.cemDt< JI, 19'0 m-to 1n1 '"''"""et Co,.,. m1u 1on•rof ltw SIAteo·t C•Htorn••. pYrW•n·t to law •IJonn S..yeltr Rouu•._.. PrHICltnl 11Mtr>ll•ll A Stron119 Aut. Secret•'¥ Pubh~OO<.,.~co .. tO•llY P1to1Mtrcn1• II. II. 1•.10.1'111 12as .. 1 I PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING ••os OH 11 ........ GINl .. AL OI LIGATIOH IONOS 01' '"VINE UNlfllEO K HOOL Olf>T"ICT NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN ll'lat wttl.O pr-II lor 111« purcheW at 1,000,000 ~· ••I.,. 11•ner11 ODhll•llon Donel• of Irvine Unllo•O xl\001 0 111r1c1 I Or•nve County. Celllornl•, will Do rtct1•1C1 Dy lht Cler• ot 1no Bo•rd at p.trv1\0f1o of W ld County et l'M Ol.C• •"°up lo tM t1m. below so.c ••••d CALL flO• llDS TIME T..uy. Aprtl 21 1911 •I 11 00 AM . C•lilorn" 01yh9111 S.vollll' T 0 II II N T " II S I D II H T I A L omo P"OPl"TY PLACE Oft.ct ot ,,.. C••·~ ot ,,.. Bo•rO ot SupcorwoMlr\ Htll 01 Ao ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN U.at 1rnslrat1~,IO~vK Ctn~r~t1~S•nt•"'n1 C•l1lom11 l ... l oerCI of 5-rvlton of Ille County MAILED BIOS Clt'11 OI Ille Boero ot !>uoervotor.. Hi ii 01 Admono\lrohort SALE! rsALE PRICES GOOD THRU MARCH 22, 1981. See it •II in a ol Or•ft99 Intend• lo lt est to tht 10 C1v1c C.nler PIH•, S.nlt A11a. Cthlorn•• l>lllflell ~. on • monlll·to-month •SSUE II 000.000 con\l\lln11 ol 100 oono1 nvrnDlrlCI 1 10 100 DOU. 1n 1N1i1. cert.at" resldeftti•t r••• ,.,.,.,. lus1v1. of ,,.. Otnom•.,•t•on ot '~ 000 •«h •II cs..1.a Jun• 1 , .. ,. •nd ~tn•t tl', &e!Clflllinll to IN,_,.., ol Oren,_, • E1tet1~ 1•n. Strit-1 G commOf'lly del<r...-M 110 Ulllwrtlty MATURI TIES TM_.,. ..... mel\lrl •n CClrlWCUllYI n ........ ce• .,, .. , In Ori.,., -Jl4 Unlvwtlty Orlvt , Coote '"" tmounu lor u cn at th• '•••r•I n•rs .. 1011-1 M•roe. Cellfornl• Pr_.ah lo rtnl YEAROfl YIAROI' roelCI p,_., ... """' ba \llDmlll.O in MATUltlTY AMOUNT MATU .. ITT • wrltln9, Oii lorm\ provld9d Dy IJ\t Juno 1 l'iel \I0.000 June 1. 19'11 C°"nlr ol Or11199. In ... ..., envtl-1, Ji1.-. I till IO 000 Ju.,0 1, 1'"1 lo lhe Cltrk ol lllt Bot rCI or Juno l'llA IOOOO J\11\0 1 lttl S<1pervl-\, Adminltlr•llOll BullC11119. Junt l'lllS IO.OOCl Juno 1. ltt• Room ••S. 10 C•lriC c ..... , Plue. S..nl• Jlln• I ·-IO 000 Juno I lttS ~';!~;·~;~:-·c'!~~\~"°,,.';;,"~;:~ ~~:: :·. :~ ~:: JUf>O I ltt• Detore 1 00 p.m., Moncley, April '· J.,nt 1, ''" I0.000 ~::::: :. :~ 1W1, Ill orCM< to ba ellglDM. No l•I• Junt 1 I~ IO 000 J"nt I '"' \MOUNT U0,000 so.ooo I0,000 I0.000 I0.000 S0.000 I0.000 I0.000 50,000 S0,000 I0,000 DtCll or oral Dlell will tM contlOtrlCI. Rtnt•I pr-I lorms. tncl aCIC11llOMI tnlorm•tlon at to '"" 1trm1 encl c-1· tiOlll on """'" the pte>perl lel will IM SIGNATURE ON BON OS Al ltt \1 onr olllw 1191W1lurt1on Ille DonO\ will ~ IN,,.d, mey ba obtained lrom Roear m•nulllY•ll• .. d C<1nlltnghi m , GSAf Rte l EU•te INTEREST TM bond\ >h•ll DHr 1nlerKI ti• relt or r•IH lo Dt h •ICI llP-n thf s•lr thlreof but nol to ••t ffd 1•. ~r Mnum, SMY•bl• •nnu•ll r tor tht ~~·~~~«>;'· {;X!Y ::t<:;enr.·,.~ ~~: tirsl yur •no Mm• tnnu .. llr ll'ltrt•ll•< C•lllornle '2702, t•ttPllone 1111mi..r : PAYMENT S.ul DOnd1 1nd th• 1nlerHI Iller.on •rt peytDlt on l•wlul llUI u+U50; rtler lo: Projtet VJ6, money ot OW! Unil•CI Sl•ln al Amtritt •• ll>t oll•tt ot lht Trtnurtr ol Or•111>t Unlvenlty Orlw · Covnl Y • Oat•CI FM>r\lery24, 1911 REGISTRATION. Tiit Dond> will DI COlll)On b0ncl1 r1111lltreblt only as lo BY OAOEA OF THE BOARD OF DOii! pr1ncl~l -lnl•rt•I SUP E AV I SOR S 0 F 0 RA H GE NOT CALLABLE Tiit DOllCll •rt no1 e1111bl0 belort m•lu.ity COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. SECURITY Seid oonch .,. ;.Mrt l OOllV-11~• ol ... e1 """°' Cll1trlc1. (SEALI JUNE ALEXANDER peyeo•o bOth p,.nc1pel -1nltrHI lrom tel v•loram le•H wlltCll, under IJ\t Cltr1uifl.,.8oerCI l•w• now 1n lorct. may be •••••O w111>011t llm1tat1011 e 1 lo <110 or emounl ujlon ofS-vl--. •II ol lhe llUDlt prooerly, u<•PI ctrt••n .,.,_,., pr-rty. 1n ... o KhOOI di .. WINK WIDE ANOLI MIRROR Motorcraft ... RM 5IMf (. Lon" life ~J~:rcraft :I f ~~ • 160'-eyes front rea1 v1sl()n • D•stortiontGlare fret: • Ehm1nates bl1rd spots Oil Filter .. ~ .... : ... Nylon ft cotton ctn traps more dirt than P11fHN fihrn. Firs most Ford, Mm:vry, Plymouth. ()odge, ChrysltN. >ANCO TO SEE YOUR WAY CLEA R. Windshield l Wiper ~ Blade 11·15 11·11 11·11 -ca1; ·biol '2~~ Valvoline Transmission Oil No. '" For Ford pt0t/llC1$- No. '" Dlxron II "1t GM"' CltrylJ.. 9/if ::~e Pads l]BO Z:- ht ,,,., .,,,,., .... .... ,,,,, $111& 1111( 11111. s-. ,,. 11111 1111.l 1111J NO. 1514 NO. 1615 '>I•• Ill"> 1595 1695 Battery Terminal Protectors 59! De•• •• Wh en you buy 5 quarts of Caslrol Motor Oil wa• 1 '!r.' PLUS ... °"'·~ HYDRAULIC 2 TON ROLLER SERVICE JACK ~-_..-~.,,.> ~ 649N 1,.,,..,,,., ....., :·15950 a ch1nc:e to WIN A MERCURY LYNX , .. O.f!ll..Of 801 Castrot CLEAN·UP SWEEPSTAKES Priztta I"'"'' ..... I ofOrenoeCounty,CA lrtCI Tl "M5 Ofl SAL5 P1111>11.-Or-Coa1t U•llY Piiot. M•rch t , 10, 11. IJ. ll, 1•. II, II, 19, 20. lllt I I 01941 PUBLIC NOTICE IN TEREST RATE T ... mulmvm , ... Dkl may -••<WCI 1'-,.r •n· n .. m, pey•DI• trlllUlllY 1r.e lirll year •ncl seml·-llY _,..en.r. e ec11 r•tt DICI must.,.• mvlliplt of lf20 ol '' Ho bOllCI 1Mll -r more 11\M\ -•11t•rhl ,.,. •nCI ell DOnd• ol ,,,. .. me ma1urlty ""'II .,.., Ille roeme rtll. Eecll DOnd musi tw•r onltrKI 11 lht relO SP«lhlCI In 11\t Did from IU Ollt to •II 1111«1 m•l<1rlty Oii• Nol,,_. 11\en • 1ntort11 rtlK may.,. Did. tllCI llWr• ,.,.11 1191.,. • •P<HCI of ..-e lhan I ... balWHll the hl~l anCI 1-1 11\ltr•SI <•Ill lllCI CPPUU r,... reotlih~ or 1t11 rtl• will not i.. c011>1CHrlCI Int D1Cld1n9 ol 1n -ltlonel NOTICC OP T"UITlll'S I ALE r•l•;...,.,11 Tl>t llOllCll \h•ll De HICI lor Ulfl enly All lllCI\ m"'' DI tor nOl lHI 0:!!:.:;.:.::11:~y 11\an •II Of the -· ller•Dy o11 ... o for .... -•.ell -Shell ••••• llWll .... NOTICE IS HEREeY GIVEN THAT bidder of Ito ~r •ncl 1c<rutc1 lnltretl lo tn. Cle t. of dtll,...ry. llw prtml11m, ii OH Aprll l 1w 1 et 1,,. -of •·IS a11y,1ncltl'W lnlt<t1l<•ltorrelt1noltoeac_1_aoeclfltc1,,.reln.•l •lll<ll • m •I Ille ;.....n ~Irene• to .... Coun· , ... bidder ofl•rs lo ..... ., telCI -· Etc:ll -""'" ..... In "'' biCI Ille tet.I ,, co .. rlllouM. 100 Civic C.lltff Orlv• net •nlttKl COll In Cloll•r• .,.., .... tvt<-ve .... ,,.,., ... , ••• oetetmlNt lllOflHl ·•-•illlt lllCI· COMPANY, • Celllornle corporellon, dtr or DiCICHri c011slC1erln9 the tnttrt1I t1lt or r•tH soec•llt<I •IWI ,,... preml11m WIMIM -... ll .. ~ Venl11<1 BlvCI oirtred, 11 ltly T .... nloht•I DICI Wiii ... Cltttrmlned DY ClecNcli"ll lh• ·-· ol Encino Celllornlt ".Mt encl .,...,,. tht premium DtCI Ill a11yl lrom 111e 1ottl •-I ol lnltrell wl>!Ch lhe dlHrlct ltl•Pfl.,;,. number 1, UU) ........ tS woulCI be requlr.., 10 pay from tlle Cl•I• ol .. ,Cl tlOrtcU 10 Ille rt-live m etwtlty prt .. nl Trull• will .. 11 II llUDllc ~UC· OllH ll>ertol al tht c°""°" r•t• or rt lH -llleel in IM Did 111C1 Ill• •••rd will tlon 10 tlw 11111~1 Dlddtr for c .. 11 In lie m•clt on Ille t»•ll ol Ille lowKt nt t ln'tt<Hl co•• lo tit« Cllllrkl Thi '°'"'' l•wlul _, ol 11\e United Ste tes the nt l Inter••• cost'"'" i.. <on'l11Ul•C1 on • 3'0-<lay yHr i..1.11. Tiie Pllrtl'lewr f'"'" followtnv CIH"illtCI raal pro.,9rty payaccl'\Hldlnt•rntlroml,,.cleltoft.,.bonclltot,,.cle•Ofcltli~'f· T11t<e•to1 1ituated In ,.,. Clly of Cott• ,.,..u, prlnll119t1t1DOnels wll ~oor11tlt\ll,,.dl•trlcL .1 Covnty ol 0r ... 119. Stele of C•llfornla, l'ttgl>I of A•l.ctlon. TM BoarCI ol S..pervlton rnerw 11,,. r19111. 111 IU •I•· and Clef'rllleel 81 fol-I, 10 wit: crellon, to rej.cl any •nCI •II DICll tnCI to Ille utant not prohlblled Dy 1•11 to Loi S6 of Tr.cl Ho. ).670 u par m•p we Ive •"Y lrrevularlty or lnlcwm•llly In •ny Did. r9'orded 111 ~ 124 .,.111, s •nd • Prompt Aw.,CI: Tiit Board of S..pervhor\ will ta ke ecllOll •••rdlf!l "'9 M"oll.,......, MePt 1~ tlle ollic• ol ,,,. bond• or rtj.cllnv •II DICll not l•ltr tl>tn twtnlY·ll• llovrt •lier Ille nJltelloll COlllllY RecorW< o1 •tllCI c..,..1,. 209' of '"" llmt lleraln pre>etlbael ror llW receipt of pr-w11, provlele<I, llljjl tilt 8•1 mor•I Pl•<•. Coll• M•\a , ••1tCI m•v be mlelt •lier'"' uplratlon or Ill• SPtClhtd llme 11 lhe Doddtf ...-11 Celllornl•. not lleve gown to ••Id Board noll<t In wrlll"ll ol '"' wllhdr•w•I ol ~II ltr• T ... uncler\i9M0 lru\ltt dl>Clliml poHI ·-' •ny ll•lllllty rcw lncorr.ct lnformilion Pl•U ot Oell¥••Y Otll•t ry ol roelCI bOncb will Ill med• lo ,,,. tu<ct• ... lllrnl•"" Dl-r •11.,. ofli't ol ,.,. Covnty AuClllO(<olltrotl•• ol Oran~ Cownty. S.ICI roeit will 111 m-lo roetlsfy tha Ptompl Oellv.,.y, Cancellation tor let• Dttlv••Y It 11 e""9<1eel 11\et .. id oollo•lit111• wc11r.., by -P"""ent 10 -•will ba dlllwr.., '°Ille 1..cctn l11I llldtl..-wltllln t11lrly d1y1 from UW-. tM po-of wit conf•rrtd In • ,.,. Of .. , • .,,., .. ,. ni. W<<tulul bidder "'911 llot the rlOfll, at Ill• -;~ t.i.. Deed .. Trust Htellted Dy Glenn uncal tltl cOftlre<t el pure.._ If ,.,. ...,. 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That haven for tuture, put add p~t tennt1 atara, Ora.nae C.at atta'a all-day play1round, a pla~ that unabashedly pro- lllotel it.sell aa the No. l ·ranJced cl1b tn CaUfornia, la abbut to W)· d•r•o a face lift. Actually, the John Wayne Ten· ala Club, located in the exclu.slve tHl aide Of upper Newport Bay, Lt workine out final plans for the conatruction of six additional coluu. BUILDING 18 aet to begin sometime in 1982 and in addition to the cou.rta, six indoor racquet· b•ll courts, and a teaching center specifically designed for all·Ume great and nearby real· dent Roy Emerson, is aJso part ot the general plan. 1he immacualte JWTC, where seldom is heard a discouraging word and even less seldom is TENNIS seen a pair of colored s horts (white sborts are mandatory for members of the club> has always prided itself on being juat a bit more grander than the rest of its neighboring establish· meots . From its prominent members to its splendid facility, the Wayne Club, like the figure after which it was named, makes it a point to stand a head above the rest. With 16 courts already to its claim, JWTC will soon expand ita real estate to lhe oute r reaches of what now are parts of the Newporter Inn nine-hole golf course. THE RELOCATION of at least two holes on the Newporter's course is eminent, although just exactly how much of it will be elimina~ is still uncertain. Wayne Club president Ken WUUg said that the project bas been on the drawing board for over two years but finally got the OK from the Del Webb Corp. recently after alternative ideas failed. Del We bb, who owns the Newport.er Inn, originally was not keen on the thought of JWTC taking over part of his land. However, after Willig's proposi· tion of a small teaching center and spa bum on the exisiting Wayne C lub prope rty was •etoed by it s m e mbers. De l Webb complied. "OUR MEMBERS thought the capital could be used wiser." Willig s aid. And appare ntly, mbre courts were wiser. Emer so n . th e form e r Australian Davis Cup captain, who has made JWTC his home court, using it as a teaching base for studenls s uch as Trac y Austin, Vijay Amrilraj and Billie Jean King, will become a fulltime teaching pro with a classroom for ttls use. * * * On the subject of the J ohn Wayne Tennis Club, a <!elebrity tournament is scheduled there for the weekend of April H>-12 with commited including Cheryl Ladd . ce lebriti es J o hn Davidson, Connie Stevens, Cindy Garvey. Ed Ames, Wayn e Rogers, Dick and Nels Van Pat- ten and so on and on. Former president Gera ld Ford and wife Betty are the co·hosts altho ugh il's up in th e air whether they'll be on hand. OCficiaJly named the Western Celebrity Round-up, the tourna- ment will feature a cele brity· amateur doubles fo rm at on Saturday, April 11 and all· ctlebrity play on Sunday. Only 1,000 tickets wlll be available for the tourney with bOx seats for the entire three diys set at S50. For ~. you can purchase 12 box seats and the opportuni t y to play with a celebrity. Boating WHTl•N CCHff'l•INCI f'MHkDMU. w " li'c L •·""-"'' ~ n ·"' l•Ull-•• ,. .•U P.nl•l'CI '° ,. .s» G•l"n Si.le ,, ,. .. , '-" Oleoo u 0 .OJ s .. u .. u ., .q.I ....... Ol~W. \r·S•" AntOnlo 4 JI .'32 l(an.,.1Clly 11 " .497 MouslOft ,. olO .O• D•"ver ,, ., .~ Utah 21 ,. .u~ OallH 12 ... .ue ,JAST••N CON1'1•8NCI All•IC Olvltlea a·Pllllao.ION• S• II •·80lton SI •• •·New Yoo. •• JO Wa&hln91on lS •• Ht• Jt rw r n n C:.l'tr• Dlvltl• r·Mllw..,u e SS 2l • tnd1•n• . , ~ cn1ca90 •0 JI All•"I• JO •• (levtlanc:t u •• 0.1ro11 lO s. r cll1><heddlv1s1on1lll• • cHnc-Mdplayoll IM•O• T"""'-Y'I Sorta (IHCa90 II•. Ctav91-Ill S•n 01t90 I,., Goldtft Sl•I• 113 TtotlfM't Gamta Sta Ille at Uller> WUl'll"V\Oll al Botton Ntw York •I IMl•I'• Allaf\la •I New Jtr My M1twa1111 .. at OeltClll Oenver at o.nas ~n Antonio t i t<•nw' City PhllaOCiON• al t h•C-VO Houston •I Porll""° .I .. ~ .'61 l03 11• sn )It JO :161 2U oe •V. .. II l~ll) II 12 u 21 ~ ' 12"1 ""' UV. 14 IS 1•"'1 1t"1 )'I, Colleg9.COfH DIVISION I •IOIOHAL SIUll'INltLS WHllt ....... I lal ~II \Aile CltYl lt•nw • St SI. lll•llOIS S2 Norlh C.Wotlf\a •t. Utah S. ............. lalAtl ... l•I avu st. HOtre o.rne ~ VlrQll'•• .Z, T......,utt 41 TONIGHT'S GAMES IWWHI lt .. leMI lat ........ ,..ton ...... , SI JOHllh'> Pt. 12•·11 vs Bo\IOlt (llllfOt' (U .. : Alt!Mnw Blrmtnorwm U > 11 •• 1n<11an. (22.fl Mi .. n l ll .. leMI <•• ,._Or••-• Wl<l'lllaSI U.S-41•• Kanwll2' 71 Aru ns•sU•·11 •s LSU 1?9 JI HIT Srr«uw •t, NllCh•IJilft I• West V1ro•n•• to. MlnMM>l•" T...._.,G_as Ouk« 111 121 •I Purdue 119-tOI Soulh "1ai..ma US.SI •• Tutu Ul·11 DIVISION II f'INAL l'OUlt r ....-.·1s-11111a11 <•• s.,-"'911eN, ""-••·> Ftono.t S.O..t,,.rn 111•1 ••· C•I Po11 ISA<\ Lula ooa pol (1J.71 M o .. ftl SI Mary·~. M d t 11•11 vs. Wls.cons•n-0•_, B•Y l ?J.11 All-8'g "'l Confentnc:. f'I• TTllAM Cra19 Z-(-..c.an.1. 8nMI ICtllff,,...,, (ld.llol, °""9 HH nl•Y (Monl•n• Slatel, TOdO Ha'"' tW•lle• St•lel, Gr~ Palm (Heva.S.Renol SECC*DTllAM Phil H-110.l'lol, llOll --tt<Mnol. IC•n o ...... (INflOl . Te,.,.., OodU<d WS•l'lo 51411•1, HattY .Vl.,.keft (Mon._ S&alAll. Larr• ~Kl.-y lllolMS!Mtl. Rottet"dam tnternetlonel ,., ............... ~) °"'",, ......... ftlllllft Jimmy Qw'lnor' clal Erl< Wllllorh, ._,, .. 1. S.'ICIY M41'ffl• oe• BUI SUl'lon, • 1 •• J, • 1, Bull•• Mouram dot Frill BueMlno, Is ...... Yann•cll ..... ,. IHI Roll O.hr11>9. .... •·2 Women·• toum•ment · 1a1aMt ... 1 o..a,_,..1,..1 sl"9M• Mime J-~-O<tl W•n4Y Turftb<l11, '-;, , ... '"'"Evert Ltovo dll JO•,,,,. Ruswll. • l, •·•, 6·•, Svl"• H•n1lla Otl H•rut M•nOl•kOYa. I•.• I SKA"" ·-~"tlft V1rg1n•• Au11<I def K•tny Horv•th, 6-J, • • Punul Lou•t del lhrboar a Polt•r, ..... J •••• Community coll•g• ft.111111-k •• rt... aer ..... dlM Valley 0 Sl"tl" T"Mltll ISi 001. Salmon,. 1,. J. Oowney ISi .,., e ........ '-1. 6 J, Wlllf'f\bero !SI del Sencho1. •1, •~. a.o tSI det Ar•ll•"o.4-1. •·3. Serr•J>O (51 del K•m, •2 • J. Jonoa 151 dtl Gr0ttn, &·•, • 3 00..tllM C.•nceltl'd oy , •• n Pro bowllng KING LOUii'. OPllN lal Onrl .... ll'ark, Ka11.) l'-111 .... .w LA-rt Mar>Mll H<1tm•n •.Oii Steve WolberQ s.,,. w.,,..w_ s.11» •. Steve W~rltcn S.I .. s M•tlStrr•rut S,171 Caho race ends By ALMON LOC&A.BEY ........... ~ .... CABO SAN LUCAS -In· ttepld, a Ballic-3T sloop co· allppered by llltke Schachter abd Everett De Laura, Balboa \'acht Club. finJsbed at 10:53 a.m. Thursday to solidly nail down overall handicap bonon in tb• um Newport to Cabo San tucu Yacht Race. Al ,,chta started roundirtt m bq Fallo in droves, lhi• tiny bib& ret0rl at the tip of Baja ilUornia •tarted re1ernblln1 tle w•terfront at Newport ,.•ch. 8l1n1 at tbe Solrnar Hotel. raee headquart.r1, th• new Marina and all over town pro- elatmed a eolorfUJ blen venklaa ttveJcome> to ''Newport Yates." Daplte•UM ltr'Oftl wlndl the race Jurned lnto a Cl•H D ,..., on corrected time. Second place went to Re negade, Sandy Purdan, San Diego Yacht Club, and third was B11wt1. Ron Melville, Balboa Yacht Club. After Merlin and Hana Ho finished Wednesday there wu a wide tJme split before the third boat ftnilbed at 2:30 a.m. Tburt· day. Race committee chairman BUI Coot and hJs crew had a busy tJme after that a1 tM fl~ ftolahed in bunchet on a fresh breeae throu1hout tbe day. Laat bo•t to flnJ1b waa the PURF yacht Cbri1topb•r Robln about 1:30 p.m. PHRf" winnctr waa Sneaker. co-1kippered b' Donaldadn wt Morna, Loo& S.1cb Yacht Club and aecond •-a• Monopoly, Pttertoa and Rowe. NRYC. 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L_..,rd c:_, .• ,-.... , l•l-1 ArlLI Mllwa-100 012 001 IXIO-S IS 0 C"l<•90 (NI OlO 000 JOO 001 _. II I l'llnn. A"9"Sllnt Ill. G•l••so <'I, 8oHano Ill. Porler 1101 -Moore. M41r11ntr I'!; lleuKl'ltl. ~•II c.1, Tldrow ell. t:.9411• 1'1, E••lw.tk llOJ -Bl.C:k-11, 0.•IS I It) W·hllwi<k L·Porter Hll·Mll•auk .. , M.Oor•. Tleent, ... J < .. wlle141M,l'I•.> (lftCll'n•ll 110 000 000 1 ' I O.lroll OOJ !JO JO• -• 1• 2 s. ...... p,~. ISi. H ....... Ill •"" 0'8erry, Vt n Gorder tu . Morris, lto1tmt Ill. Rune• ltl -Parrish w -MorrlS L- St••tr HR• 0.1rol1, Parrl•h, J-s College Ar1h>n• 1, T••w•n Power Co 2 tr••n, 4 '""' n1 I Community c:oll99• 0r ..... c .. atll.Ml SACO Oran91 C<Msl .S02 001 S ll •• 0 Ml S,.C 000 000 0 0 ) J Simon •no 011, L1ncho. Arnlloldl U~. Barrtl'IOIU ISi, ArMOlc!I 111 ""O OQOen W Sunon 11 11 L L•NIWY 28 Mon1gom .. ,,. Mtlbon, 8.ai11t1, D•• IOrtnQe CCMslJ. P•lomtr t. Sa•leN<k • S.OOltO.tk 001 000 OlO-• II • P<1lomar '°' 100 01• -9 I 0 Yt141, Kinney (41, Boudre•" 1•1. HlovJM Ill •llO Anwya Ao«l'~te. S.k"S C.I end Bur9tr W AP91119alt L V•lt tl·l l 2B- E ••11< ( StddltbaO I. H•Y•S. LonOwQtll. ROH IP•t""""I. HR BurQer J (PAIO<nM), Amtya , SrHI•" IS.ddt•i..ckl LO• Alemlto• TNUltlDAY'S •trSULTS CUMef ....... , mNtl°"I Ft"I r«e -PK ... 8111 CSl>trrenl. u.oo. • •o. • 40 SI•• Cl'lto 1 Foley I, 10,40. s oo, LU•rd 1.IO\ Cl.0n90I, J,IQ, S2 e H CI• (1 .. 1 paid '61.00. Stc0"41 race t1 .. 11e LH tGNndYI, s 00. l to. 2 . .0. C.llnul IT-1. 5 40. •.OO, Aou IShtr•enl, l.40. Rain cancels track slate -well, almost Only the ball and hearty start· ed prep track and field meets Tburld.ay afternoon and only the Corona del Mar Hip airla tearna 1tayed with it throu&b mUd to bHvy downpour to complete a meet with Fou.atain Valley. The CdM 1trla woe, 71·32, whUe UnJvenlty was In ffUlt of Mlallon Viejo, '9·19, when ralna halted that meet. Mater Del held a allm 21·20 ed•• cw• Ne1fp0rt Harbar ta a boy'• meet that aaw ftfe event.I comp~belore tbt '-.ction wu called . Ne 't KtvtD Jettriea had a *2 don in UM abot put. Ida beat of the Htl01l. Lori O\lataflOD WOD botb w•l1bt t\'tDtl fot the Cd.JI ctra. wMJt Laura llWI and Tltret• Benioa 1parkW fOf' Umftl'lttJ. I Tiii,.., •• -ll.-T11 (~!!iM. t .•; Olll ..,.,.. co.-wr1, a.-. 1. • Mr. CM-I 10.-1, a.. .......... C .... ..... f'ellrtll ... -.... ,.....,.,, , ........ S,4'; Ke..-J..,. c~1. t », ._., s-ttl '-IWlll'-1. UI. """ ,.. ..., .. ~ fClllf), ... .. ..... •·•1 N9r1lt WIMWll ll..tlll'fl ...... ••; P'1nt •""',..,..._,,•au euclt .,.,, Hle1112 ... 11•111 ''" -...,.... ..._ Oty tltllclli.l, t .411, 4>01 lW, 0-l"tlty tOniMyl, ... t •• UC.. ... ,"'·~· .... toWlllfl ,.. 1'1111 .......... .,,. 24 &.ff1 UO; IN H M ClllltrMI, 2 .... UO, c·Meri H11.-..1r 1.......w.a• ., • .._ .. <Ml (Ni.., ••• Ul'l~ .. • IN••t•l .. l .... al•,1oa ... •Mll -•lMlltt lklwt• 111111 __ ,, u frl<ll ... con..ieli... ,.i4' 14.• wllll ttr •IMlllt Uclltta 111 .. Mf ... I. 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Tlllrd ,_. -Mlclrl'41ftl Aellon CWlnlandl. 21 .U. 10.JO, •.to; Lyn11'' F •ncy 1$1toem akerl. • 20. • 00; 111 'Auer CGllllgant. I 20 P'o""" ••Ct Lllllt MIU Lovely IH•wleyJ, IUO. s.to, 2.IO; A 811 Sttov 10.1--yel, J IO. 1.0. Pr-PolltlClft IOllve rttl, l 00. Flltn ract -Ten c:.nis A 1<111 <Mee.,. • •Ol'I. 1 . .0. J.MI, 1 40; 0 H ht•• FAftl•IY (Htwlt yj. 1.00. 1.•0 . Vivi d tma9 t CM<Harg"'/, •.20 SS •••<I• tl ·ll paid '2•.SO. Slain race -Mr Ru ctor (Winland!. 10.IO. 4.20, J IO, Havt It 0-T IMt I Pin <•vi. 7.20, •.•o. MtrolO'• OY"•m 11e IOllvarttt. l.'°. Stventll •«• -lorMI IH.wleyl, 10 JO. 4.MI, I Ml; ~live Tac11u 10.IMKl"Uayt l, 6.20, 1.00; El Jf'tltl IW•nl..wll. IS JO U exec 1• c •-1 > pa10 .as.oo U Pick Sl• ( 11-1......._41 paid SIOl,11) 00 with one W>M l"I) llckel ltla llOrMsl U Pick Sia COfltOlallotl paid ~'°1.10 wlUI 40 WIMlllQ llck•ls 111 ... __ ,. E l 9llll'I r ace iCnown Preunc• 1Vt lonl"9t•I, ...... , oo •• 10; TtllV Ho.,,. Fo• (Plnct yl. S •O. 1 20. T•nl!Co (Del•,,_..,. •. 1. Hlnlh race -Two W•rs IWinltnoJ, •.IO. •.olO. J 00; Dumj)ly Fl•I CVtldi•tHOI. 9 .0. • 40, Shear 1~ I Vetent.,.1a1. J 00 u '" a<la U-SI paid '2'40 SO All•""""'• -••.9'1 High ICttoof track M41w Del JI, ...... ,, H•,,_, JO »01..H -I Hl9Q•n> IMOI. •t •. J WHI IN HI, •16. l. UC1 tMOI. H .J •.0 relt y I M411ff O.I ._ I MO -I T11mtr INHI. l OS S. 2 Br°""' CMOI. 1 0. •.) G•lllv.,, IMOI, 2 01.a HJ -1. Perrish INHl. S·IO, 1. o.o ..... IMOI. S•. l S..rt INMJ. ~ SP I Jt Ht1t> (NHI, S..l. 1 Ur•n!Cll IMOt • ...0, l GH i i tNHI. 4"4. Rema1n1"9 ,.,..,,, postponeo lrY •••n Women HIGH SCHOOL Uftl_..ity .. , NII•-Vltje 1' 100 -I . .__ ... CUI. 11.t , 440 -I Par11n (U). 1•01.1, tl0 -1 ~rwtll' (Ul. 2.?fl. 1·mll• -I (tlt l Ba rrio. IU). 11 .. 7; Plvmer (UI. II ••.1, H O , ..... -I Unlvtrtll SJ •• llot.H -1 Miiis IUI, 11.1. OT -I. Miiis lUl. 11111111•, LJ t J-s IMVI. ••.• ll•m•t..111!1 evonts ~lj>Oflecl by rain c---//Mr"· """ v •ll•Y JJ 100 I HISlll (F1. 11 O. 110-1 1(1llelt r CCI, 11.J. H 0-1. Ev•n son ICI. t.OJ.1, lll0-1. 51o<4Non (C/, J .11.2. mlle-1 Sou CCI S u >. J.mllt -t M<Gllncrtoy I l'I. 11 4l O; 11004-1. 5oo Hoe lf'l. l1 I, 440 rt 1ty-1. ~-dlt _,, n.>. rnllt r••tY-1. Coro,.. d9l -. • tt.o. HJ-1. Monroe ICI. •·I . LJ-1 Klll•ltr CCI. IS 1, SP I Gullalson CCI, >2·1'"· OT 1 Gv\ltl~on <Cl. 19·1 H6gh ecttool OltltHOE COUNTY ALL·ITltlt OAMI! 1a1 ............ suei-........ f., , ..... I SOU TM GO•lktt,,.,. -Ju•n Pl•1ttn<1• IS.d 0110•< .. I Hurt Hulcl'ltn>0n lttPlslrano V•lle11 Fulllr•<•• William Sule.,.\kt IO<t"" l/ltWI, J•mes Qr ..... blla (M411tr Otll. Sufl9 Han 11•••,,.I. M1U Aoti.rls IHunll"l)IOn a .. cr.1. 8"1n Ktr,..l\an ICO<ont del M41rt Ot n• Smith IN•Wl>Ort Harllo•I. H•llbit<.., Kl '"" MorHn '£.d•\On) Alea Gro1oan1< <Edllol'I; Tnono Oo 1 Es141n<•t l. JoM T••ul I Laguna Hlllsl. Tom B•IM (llMltr Dell. Geor .. Gerti• (Sar\ c,.,.,.,,te1 F orw••d' A1t • Be II 1 Hunllnoton S u ch I. Paul G•ouno tOc•en Vttw l . Htnrr M•Od•ltno IS•OOlobt<kl, (lilt Auuell INtWPOrl H•IDorl Doe Smtih l(ap .. tr-VAlltYI Co«hH Jonn S.wtll. Jim Hlt><h l tlll'· ••nu HO•TH Goa1ueptrs Bryen Broo1111~10 1tyP•t111. (.ltr .. Gart-IWtstmll'lttn Fulllr«kS F•hP9 Pr.00 C!Mll'I• lt11tl O.Or90 Bt<errll IFulltrllOfll , Dh l<I CIM'U IGt rO.n Grovel , Otn H .. Mll IS.rvllel. Y•ldro z .. uo IValen<l•I : Al AfUQa 10••119111 Hallbecka-Cra lQ Miiier tFootllllll: Pat· t"c• Hau l• 1v a 11nc1•I. Hl•P L• (San 11•90). 01.<tr G\ltrra 11,n.,,.1ml, Slt•tn Woll tnsoft I Lo•r•I. John M•roa r11 I P•clllc•I Forward\ Gttnn A11Qtntnl tWHlmlMlwl. -lo Cela tS.n<• Ana l. Phll,H•r11lleld cc;.r6en C.rove1. lla"I L.11991 111.l'•lltlml. MeUf'lce E ac>ltlolA <S.nlltl. Coa<llU -Oert k LawlMr. Robin w 1n11one 11uh1.,.11 T.c ... .._.v..,..~111 ... 1 O.vo tie.....,_, s~ 11111-........, ~ Jlllll~ ...... .. ,,, J~-.. U.>Mt Mllll._... U.JMt o.11 .... ~ H-U.1' Me•ll O'MMro »-»-,. Gery Htl..... 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Mtfll Hitft 8•\• I II 1nchtl\ -,pr1n9 con d lhOn\ Ml laldy H•"" 12 J6 or><l'IO IP"n9 con d1l1on' Ml W•ltnfttn Ba"41 JO 3-. •ftC,,.\ ~P"''9 (ondlllOO\ s-111 '°""''" 8•\t-•·f1 '"<"~' \prino condtt1on\ Sllew 5'tm"'41 a .... 12 J6 oncnt• l0"ntl t_Ond1f1Gn\ Misc. Thuradey'• trenaectlona a.Ul!a1tLL 1t....,1c.,.Lu9.,. TORONTO BLUE JAYS A .. 1on~d ltt1lll Walker. R•t•I ~nr•n.a •nd Tom Brown. pll< """· P•ul '400Qson, Jn Schroedtr •nd Jeu• 8•rt1eld. outheidtr~ •n<S M'"-' LebO •no A•mon Lor•. c•tchers lo th~., tT'Hnor leo19ve c.,,-.,p aASKETeALL HaUonal ••"'•INll AUt<l•liOft BOSTON tEL TICS Announced lh•I R•O Auerbach, prHICMl't t'ICI QelW••' M•n- h•O •O•Hd to• new 10 , •• , cont••CI HOCKEY H•llofttl He<key L .. ..,_ NML 5uSl)llNled SltVtt !>/lull, ltll w1nQ, .Montreal (""adll•M tor 11'1• 01mu, •nd 1C.1m CIKk\00\. dltltn•.,,..•n Ouebt< Norcll QutS, IOr IWO OtrnH tor Pft1\ICAllY al>uS•"'il olflc l•I• COLLEGlf ALABAMA Ntrntd Peul Oavt> .,.,.,.,,t 100111111 coacl1 1n t N •llf ol tv•lu•ll"ll pro -ltlnrac:rulllno. COLORltOO Named Herold &au_.1 01.llsldt IWMC-tr Co.Kii MANHATTAN l'l••d Michele Blfll, WOl"nen'• -U lllall CO.C:h. > Reggie: a dynamite keg FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP> -Unhappy slugger Regg1e Jackson met Thursday with New York Y anJcees owner Geor1e Steinbrenner and said later he was • 'ln a better frame of mind.'' The meettna came t-wo days after .-steaming Jackson branded himself "a waJktnc keg of dynamite" &Del aa!d be was "ea1er to have a con- frontation" wtth Steinbrenner. whom he felt was purpoeely avolclinthlm. • "It wu OGe ol the better meetlllp I've bad since I've been In baaebeJJ," Steinbrenner said. "He'• ln a better frame of miDd and I'm very rt· laxed. Reale 1aJd tome thlnp lbat concerned b.lm , I 1Ala aom• thln11 tbal concerned me, Sttck" < Nanaaer <Hne lllcbael) aald aome thln .. that ccncerned blm.' • Jacboft wa summoned into lllcuel'• omce at the Yank ... ' 'iriDI trainlnt camp Tburada1 morn.tns lhortl1 ...... tbt tea.m left for an txhlbl· tlon 1ameln W•t Pala Beed!. Stelabrenaer. who new In Crom Tampa, anivecldurtlll U.. meetlnl alld th tbNe1f19l401Dbtutel In ~ertac.. "lie (Reglt) knew and I knew lbeN WU DO ••1 I WllD't IOi8' to waUE lalo Ulat elublaou• u.; da11" ......_., NJcl; a~ • JMIUiOe-. Tai.._,., Oldlunt dial M w .. l¥ U.S. .......................... bee ..... · "We had a good meeting and have a good de"-tandinc," Michael said. J acltson has been upset since Steinbrennt fined him SS.000 for reporting to spring tralnla two days late even though Jackson insisted t.b owner bad given him permluion. Stelnbrenn who was kept cooling his heela March l w~ Jackson •u a no-show, had s aid be Intended l talk with Jackson about a new contract then. T outfielder's $800,000·a-year pact expire• at lhe e ol the 1981 aeaaon •nd he ls eU1Jble tor f a1ency. Ongais qualifia second SEBRING, Fla. <AP) -John Fit1patr1 turned in a apeed of 12$.91.2 mph in hla Porao Turbo Tbunda.y u four driven broke tbe one·la reeord In qualifylai f« tbe 12 lloura of Sebtina. 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Fot>NOry JS, 1'91, l'ICTITIOUI aUllNIU "1*11> MAMll STATUllUINT P11bllllled Or-GN1t Delly PllOt Tiit follOWlng P9no11 11 clolllt b!IAI· FM, 27, /NI, a, 11. 20 ttll 1-..1 Mindy Wells, 4, sitting with toy, "Snoopy,'' )md sister Michelle, 9, never will grow old, ~octors say. The Salinas child was born :With a chromosome mixup called "46 xx 4R" that affects 1 in 1 million. "I have every mother's dream," says Mrs. Mike Wells, "a child who will stay young forever." l'ICTITIOUI eUllNHS AIWrM,. el Law NAMa ITATaM•NT , ... l'elrci.1111 Drlw, IMltt , .. TM 1a11ow1n1 ""'°" 11 c1o1no !lull· P•t Office ... ,.,,, NH"· lrwlH, cer......., t2'7tJ LOCCHART TILi! CO .. ltH A Pllllll....., Oronge C:0.11 Delly Piiot, Meyer Plott , Ca&ta IMsa, CA n•17, Morell 10, 1~. Alwll >. 10, 1911 •41WI Terry Loe l.oaNr'I. ltS4 A Meyer Pleet, Ca&tt Mffe. CA '101 ne11 ••; ' EAST/WEST ACOENCY, S021 PHH Oell, lrvlN , c:.111«1'11• t 27U. PUBUC NOTICE JllN Mwie JollnlOl'I, '°21 P-u------------- Oell.lrwfM, c..llloml•t2'71S T·UI Tlll1 ~ 11 conduc'9d by Oii Ill· MOTIU OP T•UIT•a'l IALI cllvldl;ol. T.S., .... tau Lumber -ayoffs eviewed , SAN FRANCISC0 (~P) -The U .S . Labor Qepartment is asking for cbm ments o n a proposal tt provide benefits to some lumberworkers l1id off after Redwood l'.f ati0t1al Park was ex· panded in 1978. j Final regulations will be issued after written cbmments are received. The deadline for those oommentsisApril 13. The amendments to the 'ed wood Employee 'rolection Program ap· gly to workers let go after Sept. 30, 1980 and before Sept. 30.1984. : The changes are de· iigned to clarify s tand· ards used to dete rmine W>'hether workers can re· eeive the benefits. Any worker who has re· Olained on a layo ff tbat ~tarted before Sept. 30 tt'ill continue lo be •ualiliedforthe benefits. • Written comments on 'he proposed amend· ~ents may be sent to R edwood Employee Protection Program, R oom N5639 , U .S . pepartment of Labor, 200 Constitution Ave., N . W .. Washington, D .C . 20210. fEATH NOTICES ! WINDHAM r'-t.ORENE E. WlNDHAM, r'esidetit of Costa Mesa. Ca., ~ssed away March 18, 1981. rn November 23. 1910 in earborn , Mi ssouri. r vived by her husband l armon, sons George ackson. Harvey Jackson, wen Jackson, Donald J ackson. William Windham. l obert Windham. Fred Win· 4ham and Allen Windham nd daughters Pal Glover, ichelle McCl ure, Carol obson. Margaret Bates. oxie Windham, and many randchildren and great· randchildren. Funeral ervices will be held at lAM Friday. March 20, 1981 t Pacific View ft{emorial ark Pacific View ortuary directors. IALnlHGBOH SMITH & TUTHllL WlSTCU,. CHA'8. 427 E 17th St. Costa Mesa 64&-9371 PllltCltaOTMaS SMITHS' MOITUA.IY ,627 Main St HuntinQton 91tach 536-6538 PAC-.CY•W MIMOllAL PMI Cem9tert Mortuary Chai>el 3500 Pacific View Drive Newoort Beach 644-2700 MeCoaMICK MOITUA•S L.aunaB .. ch 494-9415 L1Quna Hiiia 76&-0833 t San Juen C.ol11rano 496-tn& Fossil site stays closed LOS ANGELES (AP> -Fossil difs al the La Brea tarpits near downtown, shut since Jan. 4 due lo lack of funding, will remain closed al least until the summer, and workers will be lald off, a Museum of Natural History Foundation official said. Stuart Ritter, executive vice president of tbe foundation, said that efforts lo obtain private fund· ing for the excavation work failed, and five workers given temporary museum jobs since the pits were s hut will be laid off at the end of this month. A s ixth worke r who refused temporary museum work already had been cashiered. PtJBLIC NOTICE N7JllU l'ICTITIOUI eUllMEU N.AMa ITATIMaNT TM followlno P9r10t11 ere doing l>ullMMti: NAPA ESTATES VENTURE, IMJO Newport Avt ., SI•. A, T111lln, CA '26'0. Tllll buMMll II COlldUCltcl Cly an In· Olvld11el. PUBLIC NOTICE T..-ry L Loci.Mr! l'ICTITIOUS eUllMIUS T1tl1 ste-t wot flied wllll Ille NAME STAT•M•NT C°"'nly Clerk of Or.,99 C:Ounly on Tll• lotlowlng pertons •rt dolnt Merell 11, 1 .. 1. 1>u1lntS1,. 1'1Mt1J Publlthed Orenot Coell Delly Piiot, M•rch JO, 27, Ap<ll 3, I'!; 1911 134HI PUBLIC NOTICE TRIMARK·DIRECT MAIL PROMOTIONS, 119 W. 19th Street, Coal•~ ... C.lll«nle tt.17. J--lt~ On MMdlt1, 1"1,0C 12:00-. I•· Tiii• •tt-w.s flltcl wltll 11w rlo1 Mor1-eor-otlOl'I u lillily Cou11ty Cltrlt ol 0r.,... Cw11ly °" -'1110C1 Tn.1t• --pu,_nl Morell•. 1 .. 1. o OHCI Of Trutt recorded Sopt-ber .. 11714' IS, 1'90, H 1,.t. No, 1 .. 1. 111 ~ P111>llllwd 0r"'9t C-11 Delly PllOt, 1170, ,.... IW, of Offklel ·-· In Morell 6, 1$, 20, 17, 1'11 1072 .. 1 office ol IN c;o.,,.1y flt<ordffl o1 PUBLIC NOTICE re119t, COlll'lty, Stete ol Callf«l'lle, H<Utecl by 0.., A. Wll-8114 CMCll E. WU-. """'*'4 -wllt, ea i.1111 ITATUIUIMTOPAMNDO•UlllMT .,.ts, will NII et "'*k euc ... lo Mlcll•I •· Peslllev, 1)420 Htwpor1 t----------- Perkvltw Conceph Inc., • Colllor11ie eOf'POf'AtiOll, I-Per1<wlew Circle. Colle MeW, Collf«nle t21U7. T1111lluMM11 11 conouc•o C>y • <«· 01' Ula 01' llMtl ~ IOr <•II (poyolllt Al "'CTITlOUI au11••u ..... 11 .... of ... In 1.-ful -... of ,,. Ave., Sit. A, Tu1ll11, CA 9MIO. Ooneld C. Oor,,.,,, 11102 I rvlnt 81""·• Sto. J0:J. T111tln, CA tUIO. flonelcl 1, ICllngtllloftr. 13420 HtwPOrt AYt., Sit. A, Tustin, CA ""°· KenJI Or.Ill, IS4JO Newport AYt .. Stt. J, T 1111111, CA t'lMO Wllllem Rel1ton, MIO HewPOrl Av• .. SIA. A, Tlalln. CA.._ Oevl41 Sdwtl. 1Jl4 S. Euclid SI., Ste. a. ANllelnl, CA tmz. Wllllom °""""· 11101 W. lrYIM a11tc1., Ste. 112. T11111t1, CA '2*. Le._.,.. 111 .... 1-1, 1110 Ceftlrel, 51.Mt.,,CA-..O. Tllll llvsl11H1 11 collcluct•ulll · NUOI: QUALITY COACHWORICS, 16'11 G•mlnl ~. H""llnQton 8HCh, CA. t2M1 Mer ..... t JNtl Alll ...... y, 1022 H•ll Avt., 11....ilnQton 9Hch. Co, t2M7 Thll IMANM II Conclucltcl Cly °" Ill· c11v1wa1. Mot'Q9rtot J. MU-y Tlll1 ---llltCI wllll llM porauon. PAltKVIEW CONCEPT INC. SAiiy Vtllt O.wn-L Pr•llcltnl Tiii• 11Atemtn1 WH flltCI wllll the Counly Cltrk ot Orone-County on Marci\ 11, Itel: f'll7 .. 1 Publllhecl °'"""' Coest O•llY Pilot, Merell 1', 20, JI, ...,.II l, '"I 1272·tl PUBLIC NOTICE CO•HllJ Clwk of °''"" COlllllY on1----------- TIM fol-Ille --"°"' ........ Ulllltcl ~) et llw Hortll front .,. _. tlw .... of''* llctlU.... llullMH ronce ol Ole C.oumy Co<Wttlolae. 100 ,..'"'. Civic c..tw 0r1 ... Wt&\. Sollto All•, viSA PROPERTIES SOU w#,.., Collfr«nle, ell rltllt, tlllt -Interest Suitt "J .. H•••Ufl9lon a.'ocll Ce ttM7 connytcl to -,_ llelcl by It lllldtr TIM Plttlll-91111,,..t .;.,,,.;. ,.. Mid Oetc1 of Tn.lt In IN pr-rty rerrtf lo eDow •• llled In 0 ,., .. slluoltd In uld QM!nly .,.., Stele C-ly., l'otlruory 1 1"° dn<rl-01: R ••• E•l•t• C~n .. ; I llC c. TlloM -1IOlll of Loi I of Tree I cei11or""4t corporotlOl'll, soh w~,..,. s. 111 u. Cltv °' ....._, a.ocJi ... Suitt ''J," _,,.., a..c11, c.. '1M7 ,.., mep llled In bOOll W , ~»to Tiii• '*""-• ·-COftdll<IM by • 16, lnchahot, of Ml_ll __ ""-(.,_....... M id ~y, det<rllltf Ml Polrcell ti RMI Es'9ttCeftlet Ille 10llo•1: C>ylls~ ' • Porc.ett:U111lNo.M•-- "1 ... 77 ,.~~~~!:~:i.1:::s Tiii• II--· flled wltll IM cltM:rl-In Ille ~ll'lllHll Pl ... Pvbll-Or ... C.OHI Delly Piiot TIM toll-Ing pertonl art Oolno Coul'lty Clerk of Oron .. County on '9C·Or-Cll Oct-15, lt7S. 111 - f'ebruary ts; 1.,. l'•I>. 27, -· 6, 13, 20. "" IOIHI l>uslntu ... "",....,.,,. 1"1 11540, ...... Ill tll ........ 110. ll'IClulllvt, COASTLINE SERVICES COM· • ' .. 1 ... 0 "1'1 .. Rt<Ot"Cl&OIWlclC::O...ly. uwOttkft• Exc:911tlng llleret'°"' ell Oii. g ... PANY, 19"00 &t.cll Blwcl,, Suite IS, MA•C •. TOW "'lner•ll Mel llyclroea rbofl ~i.nc-. Hun1ln11ton llM<ll. CA '2M6. ,.71 VI•.,,_.., s.lte IK In ollcl -wkl 1-. 11u1 wtu.o.io PUBLIC NOTICE ,.117993 Jolln J Cllerlltr Jr., 20602 U.._11111 ,,...._ lllerlQ/ltOlwrlect.,trytoecaptllof THE FOUNDATION HAD BEEN providing Pu1>11....., 0r.,. c:o.11 Dally Pilot. ,.CTITIOUS ausrN•H Ferntwortll LoN, H""linQton llff<ll, .... _. liledl, ea.,_, soo IH I, ,.,.. • .., ... from Ille 1urfec• S6 000 tb f th ti k "d Mar<ll 10. V, Ap<ll 3, 10. 1 .. 1 1'21-11 NAME ITATUllaMT CA 91'.. Publl-Oronge C:O.ll Oallp PllOt llwrtoi, a re-0 kl°""~ , a mOD Or e excava OD WOr , Sal One Tiit tollowlno peoon1 ore clolng Emma J Cllerlter. 10602 Fernswortll FeO 27 MM I 1l 10 l .. I IOOl .. I 111 book lltll ...... Iota, Offlc:lel worker who asked not l o be identified. """"'" .. : L•M, Huntington &tocll, CA '2M6 • · • • · Recorm o1191c1 Orenge County. A ... ,_ · h b d ed l PUBLIC NOTICE C.L. CLEANIHG. 11112 Sent• Tiii• ~•Nu 11 <-ted Oy., 111· Peral 2A. M unolvl-1/6111 tn-" t Uill> pornt w e ave a an on a ny p a ns ---------Joane .... Founteln ll•llrr, Ca tt70I Cllv•OU•I PUBLIC NOTICE ltrHI ... -nl In <ommon In llM t• for immediate reopening,.' Ritter said. N7"'6 Lynn IM'I!..-, mu Sent• Joe....... JONI c Cllerlltr Jr. ln1trtSI In -to'Wlt Common Aru of H h ped t bl · • t ( d" · NOTIC• O~ T•USTl•l'SAL• Founleln Vollrr, Co. '270I Tl'li> \lal-1 ••s tiled with !fie MUNICIPAL COU•T w lcl Loi -Trott .. 1uc1> term Is cle· e 0 0 0 am pMVa e un tng lO COntlnUe On Mtrc:ll JI, 19tl el 11·00 a,m. Clleryl Woocltlf"ldvt, lllU Soni• Counly Clerk ol Oranoe County on WUTO•ANOa COUNTY fined In ti. Ar11Clt tnllllecl "Oeflnl· the projects, but said f>..<?SSible s ources were put off F 1 R s T AME R 1 c AN T 1 TL E Joa11an•, Fount .. n veuey, c.., n1oe Marc:11 11. "" Juo1c1AL 01n•1CT 11on1" ot IN o.c1ere11°"' 01 c.own ... 11, by the lack of specific goals and because the INSURANCE COMPANY es Tru•••. T1111 11us1neu ,, co11duc1ec1 by • ir1M11t 1m 1Jt11 sc ... 1 cond1t1onsonc1Restrkt1onsrec:ot'cltclon or Sue et._ Tru11.tt or SUl>follluttd ge11trel pe~lp. Publllllt<I Orenoe Coen Deily Piiot, ......... tor. CA tua A119u1t 11, 1t1S, In -11495, poge USS, project seemed open-e nded. Tru11M, Of that cert.in o..ct o1 Trutt Clwryl w_,.,.. Mar<n 10. 21. Ao<ll J, 10. 1"1 ll14_.I PLAINTIFF M. c OTIS, en In· 0111ci.1 Recordl on Mkl County c111e And while R itter said h e h oped to obtain some ... cu1911 llY DEAN A. WILSON •nct T111, '"'-' ... 111tc1 .. 1111 1r. -----------01v10 ... 1. clOlnci DUii,,.., unc1er 111e fie· "0tc1er.uon··1 -°"Y _...._ .. KAROL E WILSON. eno recorcMcl Coul'lty c•-of o. .. ., Cou11ly on PUBLIC NOTICE I llllou1 _,,..,., ,..m• of SEA EH· lllertto. funding by Summer , he refused lo be SpeCifiC Morell 2t. ftlt .. IMlf-t no, :..13, Ftoruery 25. 1 .. 1. lllRONMENT APARTMENTS Peret! 28" Non..nluMrt HU· about when and where the money would come in 1>oo11 1J01:J, l>09t 1m of 0111c1e1 "-------DEFENDAN T: WI LLARO T rntnt '°'" eccfts, •110t•s. encrooc11- f Record• al 0r.,,.. County, Cal•lornl• PuC>lisMcl OrM19t C:0.11 Daily Pilot l'ICTITIOUS•USINESS MEYERS, .,, lndlvld11el, MARIAN menl,-'""' for Other Pll'PO•Jo. rom. •nO pu,,_110 INI Ctrtein Notice 01 Fell 11, Mar. 6, U, 10.1ttl 100$-11 NA.Ml STATllMllMT Ml!YERS, en lllcllwldua l; DOES I II H SUCl\to-ere re...-wd tor HE ALSO INDICATED THAT the resumed work would be considerably trimmed from the original e fforts. The s hutdown o f the pits will not affect the Page Museum which adjoins the digs and displays som e of the finds to tbe public. The laboratory where fossil finds are cleaned and categorized a lso will r emain functioning. The fossils are preserved in the tar which oozes from the ground and solidifies in the Han· cock Park area just west of downtown Los Angeles. The bones of humans, saber-tooth tigers, giant woolly mammoths a nd oth e r prehistoric residents o f Southern California are among tbe finds made by excavators who carefully cut into the dried tar and remove the fossils b y hand. Federal aides beg magazines ' WASHJNGTON (AP> -Two White House aides seeking free magazine s ubscriptions on the job because of their ••austere" budget got what they sought from seven publications -and a rejection slip from the conservative National Review. "Somebody there said there were already too many free s ubscriptions at the While House. We made out a requisition for that one," an aide lo Doug Bandow, a presidential assistant for policy development, was quoted in Thursday's Was hington Post as saying. , NATIONAL REVIEW PUBLISHER WILLIAM Rus her said that makes two copies they'll get, since they already w e re on the complimentary list. In addition to National Review, Bandow and Kevin Hopkins, also a special assistant for policy development, asked for free copies from Newsweek, Human Events, Commentary, The Na· lion, The New Republic, Time and Forbes. THE PUBLISBE& OF THE bu1lne11 ·oriented For· bes, Malcolm S . Forbes, said, "J'm happy to make a rel· allvely small contribution to I the feds, as opposed' to what I pay in corporate and personal income taxes." But. the publis~er of the left.-leanint Nation, Victor S. Navasky, aaid be sent a bill for Sl7, the student rate, "since they're In the learnin& buai· neaa." Water dearth Joo ... pu,.uen1 to 111et cer1e1n 1'iouce o• Tiit toll-•no per\Oll Ii dOlng bu1l· lllrout11 IO;tnctusl"' llM l>tnefll Of or gronttcl lo Ownt<s In Otl•ull and Elte lion to ltll ness es SUMMCHIS llle Article ol Ille Dt<l•ret1C111 tnllUtcl l,,.reuncltr recOl'decl Nove"'tier 1, l'llO PUBLIC NOTICE FAR WEST MOUNTAINEERING CAS•MUMI••: 7-"Eos.ment~" es ln1lr.,.._I ,,., 1150, In book 13124, CO,, 351 N NtwPOrl Blvd . N•wPOrt NOTIC·•I Y• MV9 ...... ...._ Tiie Attention I> dlrectoo lo IM feel PAO• 101, Of Offlclel Rtcoro1 Of w lo "'CTITIOUS •UllM•H BH<h. CA'l7MJ CMrt MAY~-·",........ I Ill• oll, ti< .• ,, HC11Pl9CI lrom Ille Co;inty, wlll under ellO purwant lo NAME STAT•MllNT Forrest Allen RllOects, 11l0 Areile, Y-........... IMleU Jttl ,_ .. dHc:rlptlon In lllh .... renlu ancl .,y Wlcl Deed Of Trust •11 llC put>llc •U<· T N••Port BN<ll,CA'2MO. • ....... "" ....... , .. _ ..... pollc:y IUutd •n Ill• ll•m• of • Uon lar enll, 1-ful ,,_.Y ol 1119 Unit· 11• lolloowlng --1' clOlno C>u.i· Tiiis bus~• Is <ono.Kl9CI by .,, 1n· .,.._, purel'wl .. r et • ..... llnder H•d 0..0 of tel Stet-. Of America, el Ille main tn• MU•• 01vlOuel AVISOI U.... ...... ·-· Trust '"Ill ellO contain w lO oil txct~· lren<t lo First A"'erlc•n T tllt CUSTOM CA & IN ET S By ForreslAlltn Rllood1 •1 trl ..... _.. ~lew e-• Ull. lion. Insurance Compony, 1oce1tc1 et 114 E ~!~~~· ,:1 Oc.Nn Aw · Lotuna T1111 sl•l-t wH flltcl wolll Ille NII -.-w • -.-U._ ,...... Tiie slrtet •Odr-....i atlltr com F1Hll Slttel, In Ille City Of Sent• An•. • · Co11n1r Cl er• ot Or01109 County on u Mtltn • • 111o._ IA• 18 .. ,.._ mon dulgriatoCll'I, II OllY Of u. rul Ce1tforn1• ell UWll rlilf'll, IJll• eno 1n. Gtor .. Josepll !>temen, 21141 M•rc1113, 1'111 ci.o.,.. ....... properly clescrlllecl ooow Is llU'l'O"led """ CCll'IW)10 Ill> -,,.,,. llttO "" II '•"'""'"· MllSlon 111•1°. c... '21'2 l'Ulll II you wig, Ill> -· IN odvlct Of ... to b•. " s.. Pl11t une. NtWPOrt uncltr .,Id Deed ot Trust In Ille proper Tiiis llusl,.u 1' conclucltcl l>r "' In Puollsn.ct Dr•not Coesl Delly Pllol, •llomtr In 1111• mett..-. you \ll011ld oo 8Hcll, Colllornl• t-.c> ly ,11uettc1 In w ld County •no Sl•I• OlvlOuAIG.o, St M•rcll 20.11. A11r11 3,10, 1911 u :i.-11 10 promplly 10 thel your wrllltn Tiit undersigned TruSIH ells clescrl-•S' got °'"'" -----re~se. 11 0llY, may lie flltcl Cll'l llme. cl elms "'' 11.olllly lor any Inc or rec 1 Tllos• portiC1111 Of LOI I or Tr•ct No Tiii• '"1-1 .,. fifed wllll 111• PUBLIC NOTICE SI U11te1 -satlclttr ti conMJo cle NU ot llw 11ree1 --Ol'ld ollltr IMO, es ,.., Mao liltcl In 8oOI< l.U, County Clerk ot o. .. o-County on 1111 •boeodo en •t!• AM!tllo. clttierl• common Otslgriatlon, II ony, sllown P•t•• 33 lo u Inclusive ol Ml• Ftbruaryl. l"I ----------llocerlo lnmtOletemente, 0• ••I• Mr•ln celle neous M•PI of se lcl Co11nlp, "1Mf11 ,.CTITIOUS eut1N•U manara, "' r-ta ncnte. II ll•y Seid Mlt w111 111t m-. l>ul w•l'-1 cleKrlbtcllll,..,cellasfOll-s Put>lill..o Or-C:O.ll Dolly Piiot ltAMISTATlM•NT AllUllA,~-reQlllr-•lltmpo. connant er werr.,.ly, txprtu « ltn Ullll No."· .. S"""1 -dtKrlllecl Feb 11• Mar .•• u. JO. 1"1 IOOO-ll Tiie loHowlne ,.., ..... " dol"G'Wcf· I TO THE OEFENOAHT A clvll llecl, r....-dlfl9 1111•, ~. or 111 ~ ~ ....,.. '9C«"9cl on neu •• cornplelnt hlls -llled Cly llM plol.,. 11e11"'1>r-.ct1, lnctu1Sl111 tet1, d\,9r1t1 OctoOtr If, "7S in 9oolt 11540, -PUBLIC NOTICE T S L W H 0 L E S A L E 1111 OQAlrwt you. II you w1111 to cleltno •llcl UPtntH of N Tru1IM -Of Ille IU lllrOllQll t20 lncluslve, Oftl<l•I ,.. DISl"R I BU TORS, 711 W, 11111 SI .. SI• tllh l••MllL -must, wllllln • de ya trusts creettCI by Seid°"° of Tnnl, IO corcls of Mid c;o.,,.1y eno more com· en, Cost• MtW, CA '2627. •lier IN1 ........_ 11 ••Ytd on you, pay IN rtmelnlng prlnclpel sums Of plttefy cleKrl-In Ille •lt.cllecl: l'ICTITIOUS •USIM•U Tllomes s. Lot, ·-w. Oceentront, Ill• with IN• C:Ollrl. wrlttOl'I ·-MA llM nolthl IKUrocl Oy .. id o...i ot Tllou portlCllll o1 LOI I Of Trocl No. NAME STATIM•NT N .. u1on Bffcll, CA '17~, to Ille <.Ompllllnl Unlftl y0u do so, Trust to wit; .... 000,00 wllll IMtresl IUS. H ,_, map 11100 In -k UJ, Tiie loll-llll perlOllS are clolng Tll11 bllslne>I Is conducl80 Cly en In· your O.loult wlll Ot tntortcl on ep. llMrton ln>m $aj)Cem-U, 19IO Al P•O•• I) lo 31 lnclullYt ol ml•· lluliMUes: d1vl011•I plk•llon of Ille plelntJH, -lllllCOUr1 I'"" ,.., '""""' •• provl-In Wld ce11011eou meps ol H id counly, MOalLE CLEAN. 1•'76 Diiiow, r,,.,,_s La• ma yenttr •J....,_t099l111l y011lor nottCslpluscoet1-.,.ytc1Yonc .. 01 cletcrl-In,..,, ..... IOllOWS: Wttlmln1tar, CA '2611 Tiiis \IOI-I ..... lllecl wllll llw Ille rtllet -..-ct In Ille <~•Int, Jl,014.li Wllll lnt-1. Uflll Mo. SI, .. ·--descri-8ollll111>--k ... Corp.,. Collforl'll• County Cltrk of Orenoe County on wfllell COllkl ""4111 Ill _.,,.,.,,_,of Tiit l»Nfl<IMp -Hicl Oeecl "' In llM COl'lllornlnl""'"PI., re<or-°"' c 0 ' P 0 '•ti on · 1 • 11' 0 11 Io w • Merell 11, '"' .... ,, 1•1111 al monty ar pr-rty or Trust ller .. ofore .... cultcl ond cl• OcloOilr IS, ltlS In ~ 11s.io, PA9tl W•JtmlMW, CA '2ta. ir1-olller relief reque11tc1 In Ille com. 11 ... recl to tlw ""*"l9Mcl • ..,111., US thrOlllll 220 lnc111slw, offkl•I rec· Frenll W. Core, 16211 Perll•IOe I.II., p111111.-Orange C:O.sl Deily Pilot plel111. Oeclerollon ol dtf..,11 _ l>tfn-for Of"OIOfaolclc-ly., • Hun1111111on lloodl, CA., .. , MArCll 20.11. April J. 10, '"I 1oui DATED. N,_.,ber 11, 19IO. Seit, .,,., • wrl"""' Holk• of Oetoull Eactpllno INrefrom •II Oii rlgllll, Tiii• IHlllMU II COllclucled by • -Rlc ..... clJ. WKk, '"° EltcllCll'I lo Sall. Tiie """""llMo11s Cly Fr-W. Cort By: Yol-. Pollet, Elecllon lo Sell lo be rK«clecl In Ille wllAlsotver ,,.,.,. known, 1"81 "''Y be BolWlne--kor Corp. Ooai>vty county wlltrt Ille reol properly 11 within or under Ille percel of loncl AlflUr I. 8aftll111, V.P. l'ICTITIOUS eUllNllSS LAW Ol'l'IUS Of" locettcl. lltrtlll• ..... dHcrlbtcl • ....-r wltll Tiii• _.......,. ,,., flltcl wllll Ille MAM• STAT•M•MT M<L•AN a PANTlU, O•lt: Ftbruery U. "" 111t perpetuol rltfll Of clrllllllQ. "'1111119, County Cltf'k of Oran .. QM!nly °" Tiit 1011owln11 ""'°"' er• doing ui.1 lflMw• .....,,,,,. •-••• Morteoee C«por• uplorl119. --•Int tr.r-•llCI Morcft '7, 1"1. 11us1,,..,,. hll• 1• lion llorl119 ln MclremoYl"1tllewmo1rom l'l_, ORANGE COUNTY PRECISION ......... '*lla.CAtlJM Wlcl IOllCI « Ol'ly.Oilwr 1-, lllelucllng Publllllacl Or ... C:0.11 Dally PllOt, PAlfHEfl"S 10.0 lllWllA Or Co1tt Ttl: (Jiii "2·m1 HwlclTnnt• Ille rltlll to wfllPll«k « cllrt<llanally Merell 10. 27,..,11 ), 10, 1'11 IJM:-11 Mew, CA ma .. Pul>ll-Or-C:O.sl Dally Pllol clrlll '"° mlN lrom -otller """ J~n M, Bltcal, '°'° Vlw ll• Or.. Ftb. 17, /NI .•• U, 10, 1911 1009-tl By· Joan Wllltetiou .. Pullllslltcl Or-C:0.11 Dell.-Plltl. Merell 6. u. 10, 1"1 IOM-11 lllOM ...,.,.......,. cleKrl-. oil« OO• PUBLIC NOTICE . Coste-.._ CA m111. wells, h•-IS ancl l/lefll Into, tllrOV911 Jemu J Mtodt, 1s:tt1 Columble PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE or ecrou IM Wl>Wrle<• ol lllO •-Ln., Huntington &tocll, CA t'l'41. llertlll•Dow cleKrlbtcl -to l>ollom l'ICTITIOUS •USIMllU Tiii• l>ullMH Is conducltcl l>Y • --------- such wlllpatocktd or cllrtCllOtlAlly NAMalTATIMINT .. lltrelper1narl/llp. -------------------------· clrlllecl w.11 .. tWVl911 ollcl l/lafll u,_r Tiit followl119 persons ,,. dol111 Jemes J. Ma- •ncl llltMAlll or bey-1119 uterlor llNH•: . Tiii• ... ,_I WH flltCI wllll IN llmlts lhfftol, -to rltclrlll, retUl'INI, SIC IC •NTERPRISES, UJOl County Clerk ot 0r .... c.i..11t'I' on tqylp, meln1a111, r-lr,clffp.., eno Blue!Mrry Lii., El T«41. Ca. t'l.., Merch 11, 1"1 operett ,11, 1uc11 wells or "''"''· L•eun• Peclflc l'IMnCle l C• ,.1,.7' wll'-1, '--· llM tithl lo clrlll, •llforllle corpor•llolll, JUOI PuOll lllecl Or-Coell Dally PllOt, ml11t , llOl"·t , explore •ncl operate elueben'.-I.II., El T«41. Ca. '2t» M•r<ll 20.11, Aolll J. 10, 1'11 1.,.._.I I/Ir-II Ille ""'K• or Ille -r soo Tiiis """"-• 11 ~Itel by • CO<· IHI Of lht -rft<t of wlcl land, ti rtllOll. reMrYtd In IN clMcl frcm lllO lrvl11t LAGUNA PACIFIC PUBLIC NOTICE Company, • Wesl Virginie corpora. FINANCIAL ------- llon, recorcltcl Ocl-r 11, 1'76 In bOok Thll ~==I flltcl wllll tllt M U H I C I p A L CO U It T O ft ~·z~C~A~c: ~':':=I I~~:~~'. ou11ly Clerk of Or.,Ot Co1111ty on CALll'OllNIA terut ,. •'"'°"''In common 111 Ill• fff l'tbruery U, 1"1. ~NTY 01' O•ANO• 1,...r .. t Ill -to Ille ,om.,_ .,., of 1'116611 HA•aotl otlAMOI COUNTY w lcl lot ""' trect, • well trm 11 .,... PublllNd ar.,. C:0.11 Dolly Piiot JUOtCIM. DtlT•ICT llMCI" In IN Mllclt ..,lllltcl "Otflnl· FM.17, Mer.6, ll,l0, 1 .. 1 17HI ..:..~:::;;.. llorl1'" of Ille DtclMellonol CllY't!IOl'lts, p L Al MT 11'1': COSTA MESA ColMlltl--Rntrk1lC111t fl-cltcl PUBLIC NOTICE AMCIJE•P, INC., ee.,,.etlo11 Oii A119WC 21, "75 kl _. IUO, ~ OE FE H 0 AH T : 0 0 NA L 0 fSSS, offklal 1'9(orCIS of s.eid c.unty PARICElt, l'l•ST DOE 11\rouel\ ttM "9t<lerlllOl'l"I, -.tty A'Nnd· f'ICTITIOUI •USIMHI TENTH oo•.1nc11111 .. me11l1tller'tto. NAMllTAT•M•MT c-...-.r• ..... 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OrM99 C...11 O.lly PllOt, 11!1• --It _... 911 yew, flit FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONStDERING TENTATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS BEING MADE BY THE CITIZENS ADVl80AY COMMITTEE RE PO&StBLE CHANGES IN SCHOOL USE. run 1 water t ut summer ~••• one 111 '"'11'"' tr-"" MMlklerv w1111111 Morc1120.11. """' '• tt. "" ,..,., .itt1 .,, -1 , ........ "'"'"' 111 the liahtest IDOwp&Clll OD record, &Ccordinl to a It ... n ,,.... "" llnt "'*''°"., of • . ,..,._ • tM -...1111. UtNtt ¥M f d al~ ™' •1e.. PUBLIC NOTICS • .. ,_ ...,., wm i.....,... _., e er • s.1• .... W111 • -•11111M t-"' _..ICM._,. t,. ,ie111. •1tt • .,. ""• The Conae;vatioo Service and t.be Na· -1 •WW'r•IY,..,,_ ... ,,,.,... ,_,. _.,.....,. ,....,..._ ..-. Uonal Oceanic and Atm01pbertc AdmlnJ1tr1t!on •11•111"·...-.••111t~e11<.. "'a1T1ovuu11H11 rw iw .. ,...., ..._,.. "" t11t I.Id a ,.,...,.,., -a..~w...1 llfe&mfloW "--"ll be much to Mtltfy tllt ....... 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FOR A MONT~ BEFO~E CHRISTMAS You PROMISED 10 ~E:T ME ~VeP.Y TOY I W,ANTt=D! r .. :·_ ~l'M ~'tt)l)TO AkW~l'OON ... NANC't' NANCY---WILL YOU EMPTY THE VACUUM CLEANER BAG? GORDO BRABBLE DIL8MOCK GOODIE---I1LL MAKE LDTS OF MUD PIES WITH THE OUST IJ~A1' A 1tor1•.i 1'~1NC, 10 SA~, VAfRICl(~ 1·~ 'f~1NEJ 1'0 L.OOt< NIC~. ANO A\.\.. '40\1 'AN SA~ \S 1' .. Af I 1.001( 1.1~e: A •GICIAN ~ ROQt ~ '<14A1' ~1<~~ Mt o:n. 1'tRft1QL..6 !! roa aETrEaoa roa ••••E PMISE \S Of UTMOST IMPORTA~. I ~t60T ~TfltESS IHIS~l LATER by Ernie Bushmiller WHY CAN'T \.IE HAVE A NICE ~ DIRTY HOUSE ' I by Tom Batiuk DE.FIN11tL.l.,> I MINNIE ! fHEl.' SHOW 1HEQ'RE. GEl11N6 A LOT MEANER ! ----1' by Kevin Fagan 1.AOI~ ANO i,ENf\.EMEt.I, ~-r~t ~~f Ol<A&So"! SO i CAN W"1'1"e! o,::,:: M)( SNOW ·n ~es by George Lemont by Lynn Johnston ~ '/OUWERE.~ ~E'l.\JUST ~FOl.fi . • I -,, .. ....... _ ........... ~ -- -----·--. ---,. -_.,. ...... ._. ..... 0t•'l9 CO.. DAILY PtLOT'/Frtm,. Much .,, 1111 Eorecasters create opportunities of today By IOllN ctJNNlt'W ................... NEW YORK -CttUcs aay one ol the problems with American 1lDet1 I.a it it so bu.ay thinkl"J about a future tbat aever com .. at 1l let.a tbe present, an all lta op· rtuntt1e1. paaa lt by. Ll.M many 1eneralluUooa, the accun· n cont.alns some exa11eraUon. To plan la be prepared. say bualnaamen, u they ow you the faded obituaries ol. once 1reat mpanies that failed to do so. Whatever, mal\)' billions of doUan are ent eacb year on planning and antlclpatinl, attempUng to mold tbe future throulb eas, and seekin1 to aaaure it by subtly or renuouely guidio1 le1islatioo. c:u,.,.1,., The future, in fact, is a business, and here are 1Umpsea of hat it mJght be like. NeWpe>rt Corp., formerly James Dole Corp., experienced in· eased earnings or S3 cents a share on sales of $4 million fqr the arter ended Jan. 31, compared with 36 cents and $3.1 million for e like 1980 period. The Fountain Valley-based company manufac- res laser optics components and food and beverage machinery. .Beunower Savlngs & Loan Asaoclatloa, with branches in ellnower and Huntington Beach, recently received permission to hange its corporate name to Baaken Savta11 le Leu AaMdatlea. Golden West Airlines of Newport Beach has appointed Rlellard a&man vice president of industrial relations and WaUace Glrtbl ice president or maintenance and engineering. Irvine's Compu&er Au&omaU. lac. wiJI partially underwrite Uliam F. Buckley Jr.'s "Firing Llne" on KCET, Channel 28, for e remainder of the season whlch ends June 28. Rldiard Z. Zimmerman bas transferred from Remex's arketing department where he was a product specialist to come the sales representative in the company's southwest re· ion, headquartered in Irvine. Digital Datacom Inc. has moved from Irvine to a 10,000· quare-foot facility in Laguna Niguel. The company is engaged in veloping, manufacturing and marketing its FAMIS systems, rnkey ractory management information tools which provide ork-in-progress tracking and reporting in real-time production nvironments. SBE Development lac. has announced construction of its ' nancial center , a $14 million professional off~ condominium rojecl to be located in Huntington Beach, is scheduled for a May 1 roundbreaking. , Northrop Corp. has been awarded a $9-million contract to pro- f uce 40 Tracking Adjunct Systems <T AS) for the U.S. Army Mis· ~e Command, Huntsville, Ala. TAS is a passive sensor system de· gned and produced by Northrop's Electro-Mechanical Division Anaheim Naval Electronic Sys&ems Command has awarded a $3.9 million contract to TADCOM, a joint venture of Hughes Aircraft Co. and In ternational Telephone and Telegraph Corp., for design S\Udies of several classes of terminals for the Joint Tactical In· fq"rmation Distribution System (JTIDS>. TADCO M will develop the lf\rminals at ITT's Avionics Division, Nutley, N.J., and at Hughes AJrcraft Co. 's Ground Systems Group, FuJlerton. ... '. . . . ... ... ,,.. -- SERVICE MGR INCREASE YOUR SERVICE WITH TOLL FREE 8(X) NUMBERS FIEA TURES: • Cuslomer convenience and laster service • Maximum ellectlveness nationwide • 24 hour. 7 day service • Service trained telephone secretaries • Reasonable rate Call toda1! ..• tor detailed information 714/ 835-7777 ~· • ,,t 1~··1 EXT. 724 TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE Casa Rosada is an exquisite private community of fifty homes located within the security gates'of the beautiful Indian Wells Racquet Club where you'll enjoy automatic membership. lavish landscaping, swimming pools and therapy spas on the private, wall-enclosed grounds are professionally maintained for your exclusive enjoyment. -~ a WbartoD School prellmloary ... port oo chantes ln the 1.,. comes the forecast that the Uo.lted Stat.a and ita allies will create alJicultu.r. and tlJblq cartel• to offset aucb groups as OPEC. baaed real estate conaultant, ta a btc ebanae in bow om~ bui.ldlD1 tenanta will be charted for rent. And i.nanta aren't solol to Uke it . Hanford told the lnatitute ol Real Elute Mana1ement that tenant.a soon wlll be billed separately for their abare of a bulld1n1'• operattni expenses -heat, for example -in addJUon to the buic rental fee. Tbe Wharton report, "Stratestc Plann in1 -Focus: Tbe Eltbdes," allo especta that a wide ran1e of aoelal functlona pert ormed by 1overnment, aucb u worker trainlnc and ""elf are pro1ramt, wtll sblft to bualneu. r Tenants may not a1ree. of course, but Hanford claim• it ls Im- possible for developers to predlct the level of expeoaea that wUI ex- .isl In the future, making it extremely difficult to write long-term leases. -Arthur D. Little, lne., which haodJes 4,000 uslsnmenta a year from industry, 1overnment and other lnatitutions, recently completed a study lead.ins to tbe predJctlon that new home• in the year 2000 m11ht use just one·thlrd the beat of homes built in 1975. He asserts that "Leases without adjustment clauses wW become the exception in the years ahead.'' Aa a consequence, he adds, t.enanta wiU organJze into councils to de_-1 wltb owners. · Hanlord's expertise ls in commercial structures. But any res· idenUal tenant who watches any such development certainly will wonder if and when it might spread to ap~rtment houses. LiWe's study, made for Pacific Gas and Electric Co., assumes that soJar beatinc systems and extensive insulation and weatherproofing will be commoo at that time. But even with con· ventionat space beatin1, it says, energy u.ae could be reduced to well below one-half 1975 usa1e. -Leta distant, says Lloyd Hanford Jr., a San l''ranciaco· World trade deficit sets record w ASmNGTON (AP) -The world's major industrial coun- tries had t heir biggest trade deficit in history in 1980, the In- ternational Monetary Fund has reported. The trade deficit of $129.6 billion in 1980 was about S2 per- cent higher than the SSS billion deficit of 1979, the IMF said. The 17 .l percent rise in the industrial countries' exports was more than offset by the 19. 7 percent increase in their aggregate im· ports, the IMF added. ALTHOUGH THE Unit ed States deficit of $32.3 billion was the largest or the group, it was some $4.8 billion less than in 1979, the IMF said Thursday. How eve r , th e Comm e r ce Department has revised the figures and now says the 1!81 deficit was $36.4 billion compared with $40.4 billion in 1979. The IMF said France's $19.6 billion figure was more than three times that or 1979, but the United Kingdom cul its deficit from Sll.9 billion to less than $4.8 billion during the period. WEST GERMANY'S 1!81 sur· plus of nearly S5 billion was down sharply from its Sl2.2 billion surplus of 1979. The IMF sald the industrial countries' a11regate exports in 1980 amounted to $1.24 trillion, but tbe value of their imports surpassed this by $129.6 billion. '-"'~CTOAS" CORNEA Aere Colna • 8gmp• GOLD • SILVER Prices for l·tf.11 0-c......... lit..., Cl. t1Ut .., ... l(r"'9trWICb W1.. UUM Map~LA411 UU.11 .,nt.• 100 eor_. Mtt.• .,.._. .50 PHot M».• "'9M '°"" su........ '~ 1~ ,r ............. __ ... Cel---..... ' South <~~=-~lll•o• ........... -... , ___ ..... __ --. 1'1•• .. er Michael F. Sullivan has been named manager of the Irvine Wood- bridge branc h o f Heritage Ban.It. -ON WALL STREET AND ITS periphery there exist thousands of analysts who profess to have some knowled&e of the future. Whether or not they have anything on the ball doesn't always matter. Whal counts ls that they charge dearly for their ser vices and people are paying the bills. International Moneyline, a newsletter selling for $4-41 for two years, and whlch repeatedly informs readers that "Armegeddon looms," has had a change of heart. Armeggedon ultimately will come, it says, but not very soon. Meanwhile, "the great boom is ju!!l around the corner." Whal prompted the publisher, Julian Snyder, into postponing the day or judgment, was "the incredible number or 'gloom and doom· books on best-seller lists, and being published generally." USING A TESTED TECHNIQUE of contrary thinking theory , Snyder says "The G&D (gloom and doom) crowd has gotten so big it couldn't possibly be right-al least for the immediate future." What it seems to amount to, if you follow Snyder's reasoning. ·is that be didn't err in forecasting the coming disaster but that he was so suc cessful in promoting the notion that he helped delay it The moral: Think again before you say that forecasters are so busy looking into the future that they miss the opportunities of to· day. They may create them. Goodyear expansion told AKRON , O hio CAP ) - Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. has announced it is spending $80 million in the third stage of an expansion of its Mexico City tire plant. The lire m ak:er. based in Akron, Ohio, said the expansion is part of a $107 million invest· ment initiated in 1.978 that will increase the plant's capacity by 60 percent by late next year. OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS MUTUAL FUND N.,,,. G••mSv • 810Meo 01on1u Nu·Md • M..:lltrn MulAEI AlpneGeo Brdy8 pf BOlyrd W•tEno M•9f'U_, e .. pem Brltunel llllA.,., 1vi. un Per-.iAM: 091Lom Se"B« Ar<NeEn OleW.t Ovrtln g ModCll un SciHllfl( OllSecur Con-• UPS LA•I Cl><) 2'. ) ]' 1 ... II I 1 • • I l j '"'· 11. J•. • J 1 9 16 • ... ·~ ll J p.. ... l'• 1 9..-C. .. , ... J l·I• + 1-1~ l • "' '''• 1 ,,i .. , ti 1 '°""' "• 1 • • )•. .... J\oo ... 11 ', I , ••• 4.. ... , 1 ll'• • I • 2'. .. 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ADd if the education quallfte9 a tuptyet' wllo already la ln bullneu ror &DOtber trade or bul.._ co•t I• not deductible altbou1b education a1ao sharpens bis Skllb ln hb CUT• • °-rent trade or present busi· Dell. •I« two I9~0°:.~ llllll PllTll £z Court declalona · ' gi.ve powerful bacldnc if you cet into diaatreemetrt w1tb IRS on deducUn1 money spent for educatloa to qualify for promoUon wltbln your own firm. The JRS may try to d1tallow your deduction on the premiae the higher potltlon you 1et ta a new tnde or business. On thls, the Tax Court turned down the IRSdlsaUowance twice in one year. In one case declded by the Tax Court, the employee was al tbe lower management level of a supermarket cbaln. Without being required to do ao by his employer, be spent more than Sl,400 to pay for a management program that would sharpen bis skills . HE WAS LATER promoted to store manager -a ruu four management eradea higher lba.n bis poat ~ before be took the course. Tbe IRS disallowed his education costs on the grounds that the course bad led to a new trade or business. The Tax Court disagreed. Tbe rise in management grades ln the same re· tail tood operation is not a change in business but a change iq duties in the same business, said the court. To quote: "someone who proeresaea from a penon· nel assistant to an assistant personnel director and finally to the personnel director does not cban&e bis trade or business i~ any technical or practical sense." I~ THE SECOND case, an individual .who wu classified as an engineer, scientbl, specialist by bia employer took courses to qualify him for manaae· ment and administrative positioo.s ln the ftrm. Here, too, the IRS barred bis deduction for the c~st of the courses and declared the courses qualified hun for a new trade or business. Again , the Tax Court disagreed with the IRS. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT D9J JI .. ~~' ~.~JRo!!l 9¥ ... _ NEW YORK (API -s. .... Tllufl, price :foe~· ~ •. 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Mercowy MOO.GO per Ii.~. l'letl-WS.00 troy oa., H. V . • , T1M __ .,. .......... Hanoy ' Hann.,,, Jtl.020 per tr•Y-•. •Rover • . ~;;:::::::::=~--.. __ ........_. ____ .... ____ ..... ___ -..-. __ ...-.-.... ... __ -=.~-~:.:r......,.._.;... __ The dance the thing • lS Irvine Cultural Center second home to about 400 By JODI CADENHEAD Of 1M O.lly l"llel SU.II It sounds like the roof is about to cave in. The unmt:rciful thump of dancer's feet above is so great the ceiling seems to groan with pai'n. "Oh this is nothing," explains Hal O'Neal, artistic director for the South Coast Cultural Services League. "You should be here in the afternoon when we offer in s trum e ntal instruction.'' Tucked away in an industrial section of the city is the little- known Irvine Cultural Center, which resembles a sprawling warehouse (probably because that was its original intent). Since the cultural center look up residence in the 20,000· square-fool building three years ago it has become practically a second home for the nearly 400 ballet dancers, gymnasts and vocal students who diligently at· lend classes both after school and on weekends. ·'Artists don't need any more than some coffee and a table and some space. And we've got space," says O'Neal gesturing toward the seemingly endless expansion of gym mats and the roomy loft where dancers work. Chi,ldren as young as 5 are eilrdfled in the dance program. In fact, it was a 5-year-old' who painted a panel of the center's Roman backdrop. The center instructs those interested in learning basics as we ll as students hoping for a professional career. "We want to instruct those who want to be professionals," said O'Neal, "whether that be in community theater or working at Dis n eyland or getting involved in commercials." Several star pupils are headed for programs with professional dance companys this s ummer. Christopher Si rcello. 14, of Irvine and Eric B<>urman , 12. of Fountain Valley both won scholarships to study with the San Francisco Ballet. Kate Ketchum, 14, of Newport Beach will attend classes at the Boston Ballet Company. A II of the youngsters are encouraged to s tud y with companies out of Orange County so they can sec if they really want to e mbark o n a professional caree r , s ays O'Neal. Each of the 1nstruetor!\ have danc ed with profto!-.s 1onal companys before comang lo the center They include Richard Ada ma. Hal o· Neal, Diana S herrod . Rosa lia Wh itney, Christine Fluor and Carol f'nss Peter Odergard. who teaches vocal and in strumental music. 1s the h ead or th e music department at LT I rvim• O'Neal sa)s the non profit organization relies completely upon fees for funding. Cost of classes ranges from S20 a month for one lesson u week to $96 a month for eight classes a week . The center b{·~an offering act ing classes by professional ac- tors Ted Kryczko and Debbie Gates last Wednesday Cost is $60 for 10 lessons. The decision' to offer acting classes came fol l owing numerous r equests from dancers looking to expand their talents, said O'Neal. "I have dancers who are ready to have professional careers. but they have no acting skills." says O'Neal. "When the dancing is done they want something else." In addition to the cultural programs offered at the center. the organization al!'o sponsors an after-school a rts program al seven local elementary schools. Arts After School offers students in Irvine. Newport Bea c h . Cos t a Me sa and Huntington Beach classt>s in beginning ballet. calligraphy, printmaking and acting. The program is administered through local parent teacher support groups The lrvme Cultural Cl•nter ts located at 17302·A Daimler Street. For morC' information call 979-1582 DIVERSIONS CAMELOT ANN LANDERS 'The Killer' is not '39 and holding' ... C4 f From le/tJ Jennifer Try/on. 6. Irvine. Laura Davis. 6. Irvine. Kirsten Sherrod. 6. Garden Grove. Melissa Pellico. Irvine. and Ann .Jacobson of Irvirie. Chris Sircello, 14. Irvine, and Nadia Bourman, 14, Fountain Valley Gauri Gavankar. 10. Villa Park MirUmar att~acts live octs By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of .. o.llY ..WIUH Nobody told Mike Madi1an that being the latest impresario on the Oran1e Cout block would be easy. It hasn't been. ButMadi1an,theoptimiaUcowneroftheMiramarTheatre In San Clemente, says little things I Ute canceled acts, small crowds and cr1ppUn1 obl(.Ul'lty aren't 1oln1 to interfere wlth his dream ol brinlin1 credible live entertainment onto his tiny sta1e. So far, llad11an bu boeted Chuck Berry, Dave Mason, tbe newly reformetl Anociation, Jerry Lee Lewis and leaser muate&l lumlnarin. On line are, amOD.1 others, Geor1e Tbof'OIOOd, nm Wellber1, Tbe Kuck, Willie Bobo, Spencer ' Daria, JOH FeUclano and Asleep at the Wheel. Somehow, the A••linl K.resktD and Heary Youniman &1ao 1Upped onto the marquee. "It'• my belief tbat Uve entertainment will alwayJ bave a , .... 18 tlda bulldlna,'' said lladl1an. There bave been a few c--: to that belief. i OU ArllwucaDCeledita eqacement on the bA1l1 cf a ~ eommumeatloa, with a •V>' ex .. mP.loyee. Joe ecpew'9 eomiq ... IOIDeUlne. lhdi1an cant pin down book· tal .,.._,.menu. But'lda b6Jcnt problem bu been the crowd•. which can be ' ' kindly called d.lmunitive. On some nights, Madigan may suspect that hls audience is comprised entirely of family and friends of the performer. What's more, Madigan must take a bl11er cut out of.the gate than most clubs In order to stay anoat. That's because he doesn'-t-and won't -sell booze to boost profits. "I don't feel that there's a place ln 1ood music for any other distractions," he explained. "And alcohol is a distraction.'' Other than the addiUon of a powerful Altec sound syatem. the SO.year-old Miramar remalnl uncbanted from the days when lt wu San Clemente'• movie palace. Palronl can atlll tMly ~· candy and pop at the snack bar in the 1tyll1ed lobby .IOo.seat hall with lar1e wooden beams acrou the eeutn1 cnat.e a 1eme of lnUmacy between performer and audience that can't be achieved in a lar1er set· t1n1. And Madi1a ll ever tbe contenlal hoet, 1teppln1 onto 1ta1e between act.I to lbUe bacll wtth the •tan and chat wiU1 the crowd. "I cu tell m1 wife It ,.wnc mad at me," be said durlq a re"911 and ratbs en.d9d maaolope. But lie didn't ... lladl&aD wantl tbe llltamar to eoatialll 111Ule1fbtt ol tM P'our •wet, a ..al-lmowm 1111a•1al1 ........ , DOW. <See lll&AMA&, Pap C4) I I Or~ Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday, March 20, 1981 Diversions : . ' "CABARET," A MUSICAL explor•tlon of pre.Nazi Germ•ny Bertin. continues tonight and tomorrow at Fullerton Coll~. Gener•I admission $3.SO. For Information, call -DANCE~------ THE CIVIC BALLET of Southern Callfor(lla wlll present three performances of "Giselle" at UC Irvine tonight through Sunday. "Glsel .. " Is r'eQarded as OM of the high ~lnts Of romantic battet. This will be the en· tire wortt, not the common shortened version. General admlulon costs $5. Call 833-6378 for deta II s. 871·8101 . THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL ewformlfti Arts Center In Garden Grove .-ns thl1 yeu•s llne-up of Broedway hits with "Th* Odd Couple" Mar'h 27·28. Tlckeb run 5' IOI' adults, $2,.50 for kids 12 and under. Call 971·41~. NEIL SIMON'S "CHAPTER TWO'' opens next Thursday at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3503 South Harbor Blvd., Sant• Ana. A buffet dinner Is served beginning at 6:30 p.m . and the curtain goes up at 8: 15 p.m . Tickets range from $13 to $20 depending on the day. Sport Jackets are required for men and denim is a no-no. For reservations call 979.5511. "THE LION IN WINTER" by James Goldman will be pr'esented tonight only at Plummer A\Jditorlum, 201 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton, by the award-winning Long Wharf Theater company of New Haven, Conn. "Lion" is set in 12th-century France ·and explores the tempestuous marriage of Henry 11 of England and Eleanor of Aqui· taine. For information call 773-3371 or 773-3347 . "TINTYPES," described as a kaleidoscope of turn-of-the-century America, opened this week at the M ark Taper Forum of the Los Angeles Music Center. With almost so songs, you might say It's a musical. For ticket In· formation, call (213) 972-7654. THE LOS ANGELES Phllharmon i~' Orchestra, featuring fiery South American pianist Martha Argerich and violinist Al•>c· ander Tregar, will perform In the Santa Ana High School Auditorium to"Jorrow night. Under the direction of associate conduotor Myung-Whun Chung, the program lncl'Udes Bartok, Chopin and Rachmaninoff. The con- cert is sponsored by the Orange County 'OllELLE' AT UCI High point In roruntlc bellet Philharmonic Society as part of its subscrip- t Ion series. Tickets are on sale at the philharmonic office, 234 E. 17th St., Suite 112, Costa Mesa (phone 646-6411) or at the box office, 520 E . Walnut, Santa Ana, after 6:45 p.m. Saturday (558-5811). HOW MUCH BACH can a Bach buff bear? Old Johann SebaJtlan's ~96\h birthday Is coming up Sunday, and Orange Coast College music students will celebrate with a special concert at 3 p.m . In the Presbyterian Church in Garden Grove, 11832 N . Euclid St. The show will feature 18 organ students, two violinists and a soprano soloist. Admission Is free. WHAT'S A LUTENlST? A re they legal? Find, out Sunday when luten ist John Schneiderman (he's also a guitarist> performs works by da Miiano, Dowland, Bach and Giuliani at the She,man Library and Garden s, 2647 E . Coast Highway, -GALLERIES-----• "CALIFORNIA THE S"(ATE of Landscape 1872-1981" continues at t .... Newport Harbor Art Museum. The exhibition Includes paint- ings, drawings, sculpture, prints, photo· graphy and the electronic media including 102 works by 80 artists, ranging from Ansel Adams to Christo. Runs through May 4. WHIMSICAL ANIMAL ceramics by artist David Gilhooly are featured today and tomorrow in a n exhibition and sale at Golden West College's Fine Arts Gallery. 1 His colorful ceramic sculptures usually represent animals in a humorous or bizarre context, I.e. a smiling frog peeking out from between the layers of a thick sandwich. The gallery Is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . and from 7 p.m. to 9 p .m . today and 10 .m . to 4 p.m . Saturday. TEXTILES AND FABRICS go on display Sunday In separ ate exhibits at the Bowers Museum , 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. "Egyptian Antiquity: Coptic Textiles of the 5th Century" Includes 16 examples of the ' per'lod with typical motifs: animal forms, humans on horseback and geometric pat- terns. "Inspiration to Realization" is a dis· play of Southern Callforflia designer Robert Jensen's original fabric •atterns. THE F I RST ANNUAL art exhibit and auc- tion sponsored by the Women's Club of Irvine is set for tomorrow In the Senior Citizens' Center on Sandburg Way in Irvine. Contemporary and American and European artists will be featured, along with the r· ~I :I\ f ~ .,, ~~ II! 'E c A--ftlRY THE WORLD OF ANTIQUES: Fine Jewelry, Americana, Onentalia, An "'' Bronz.es, Porcelains. Art Glass. Cut Glass. 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At The CAPRICCIO CAFE A choice of 6 entrees with soup or salad, rice or boiled new potatoes. vegetable du jour. dessert and beverage, starting at $4.95. WaJly Ruth at the Piano -Tuesday thru Saturday ~Beach ~~orriott' Menu Offered 4 to 10 PM Daily ~ Hotel&. TennlsClub "JAPAN KYOTO TO TOKYO" is the title of the final presentation In Orange CoHt College's travelogue series "Armchair Ad· ventures. A film made and personally pre~ sented by Gene Wlancko examines the famous Japanese road fr'om Kyoto to Tokyo that has Inspired history, art and culture. At 8 p .m . tonight for $3 In the college auditorium. STAMP FREAKS will gather this weekend at the Marriott H.otel In Anaheim for Stamp Expo '81 /SoutH, Western America's largest philatelic expo$ition. Among other things, a set of space shuttle commemorative covers will be offered in a limited edition. Show runs from 10 a .m . until evening. Three-day admission is $2 .75 for adults. A 24-hour In- formation service is available at 997-6496. IF YOU LIKED World War 11, you'll love "World War 11 on Film: Hollywood and Reality," a Golden West College film-lecture series beginning at 7 p.m . In Forum I tonight. Designed to explore the sociological i nfluence of Hollywood during the war years, the eight-part Friday evening series includes both feature and documentary films. Tonights show, at $1 .50, highlights "M ortal Storm" and the documentary "Prelude to War." · "SESAME STREET LlVE," a musical pro· duction featuring stars of the popular children's television series, plays tonight through Sunday at the Arena, Long Beach Convention Center, and March 25-29 in the Anaheim Convention Center. Curtain times in Long Beach are 7:30 tonight; 11 a.m ., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m . Saturday and 1 and 4 p.m. Sunday. In Anaheim, performances are set for 7:30 p.m . Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week; 11 a.m., 2: 30 and 7: 30 p.m. Saturday and 1 and 4: 30 p.m . Sun- day. 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G r ee ne s aid th a t figur e represents a 54 percent increase over pledges picked up dur· ing a ~lmilar drive last August. In addition to enllstin1 3,500 new "members " for the station, Gree ne said the fundraiser also brought in cor por ate matching pledges and promises of corpor ate underw r iti n g for specific progr ams. b~O»l tlw:r ~, INDIAN RESTAURANT _,)} NOWOPEN -~· M-e.llllraMluetOffw 2 for I SNc.1£1... cwttti ""' ..,, Order 2 lndlaii~rryOinnere and pay only tor highest pnced dinner 0,-7 Dara ,,.. .. *-... I.met. ...... 59JO W. Coat HI"'"' M9wpoli IHcll • 646-4202 .. 64'· I 302 I £aneeled star notes netwo~k ~BPanoia' Tbe OHrall quality of televtaioD pf'Oll•lll· min• would be Improved lf mlddle-level net won •••eutlyet wen a.., ••p•raaold, .. dalma 9d.ar Bo AnDIOll, wboM ..n .. "W.ik· lac Tall" waa recently •ined to pur1atory by NBC. "11.-t ol tbe people I nm lato ID television, u.., ... afnld.'' ..... sv..-durtq • bOMt ftllt to U. ... boa~Yacbt Qub •• .,..._,.,. .trUd tbey're..,tpbeftndby....-.. 1'1'M probaem wltll .... it NBC 11 tbat t.her i"MU7 dcm1t blow wlUit tfle1'n dotg rtibt DOW. ~·.n atrud ol PTe8 atwerman. ..... AN •croa. I'm not, UaJU God, a Hhroat eMCUtive. They don't pnderatud H · ton. I don't tblak many of t.bl act.on UD· deratand them. You've Sot l'IY' makinc so to 15 1ra•d a year aaaklnl decillooa that affect tomebocty wbole maybe matlq S2 million a year." It wu, presumably, one ot thole »arand-a · year IUYI wbo dfflded to take "Walklnl Tall" off the air. Tbe 1bort-llvect spin-off frolD tbe ahovie series had played on Saturday n.labt.s op- posite "Love Bo9t.'' one of ABC's bolt.eat ltems. "With much ballyhoo," said Svenaon, "they brou1ht in a show called "The Ganc1ter Chronicles" and it went rlabt clown t.be toilet.,. ALTBOUGB "WALICJNG TALL" ls off the air, SveDSOD said it hasn't been cancelled. He la hoplna tbe show will be returned to the proaram line-up later this year. · If not, it's "no problem, no sweat," be added. In "Walkin& Tall," the 8-foot-6-inch, 235- pound Svenson plays Buford Pusser , a southern sheriff with powerful convictions about right and wrong. Svenson first portrayed Pusser in the movies "Walking Tall, Part Two" and ''WaWng Tall, Final Chapter." (ln the first "Waltinl( Tall" release. the Pusser role 'Was filled by Joe Don Baker. Svenson is a native of-Sweden who came to tbls country a~ 17. His sights were not then on Hollywood. "I always thought acting was un- manly," he explained. ELIZABETH llOWARn ·s CURTAIN CALL DINNER THEA TEA PROUDLY PRESENTS Rodgers & Hammerstein 's TUE. NITE SPECIAL YANKEE POT ROAST DINNER & SHOW ... t11 .95 RESERVATIO NS (714) 838· 1540 z 690 El Camon a Real T us11n Senta A olll Fwv NewPort Ave. Oft ramp 80LDIS&ING WAI pnttl m~y. tboulb, 10 Svemoo jolned U.. JlarlM eorpt, 1tayiq tor ab. yun bee• ... 111 a.ad DOWbere ..._to ,o. •• Tbat WU follo.ed bJ & IUCeeaioD of UD· related Jobi. Sveuon drove r8" can, taupt band-to-hand eombet, told Uf• lmuruce and work.cl u a hotel clelk clerk in Miaml unW be w u ftnd for "entertalnint" a female peat In her room. aetor wttb moderate atar atabll,, be abllnl the ._ Hollywood community. wblcb by b1a on ad· ml11Joo may eo1t him aome role1. He ft.Dally picked up a Job in tbe theater became "it seemed like the thhlt to do at tbe time. lt wu a Dice way to meet flrll and I un- dentood the pay wu pretty lood." While Svenson I• esta~hed u a workinl .. I RA.VI! GONE to aome PU1Jea there and I haven't enjoyed myself," be laid. "J don't have a whole lot ln common with the Hollywood com· mwitty. It I.I to 1&Wn1 that Svemon devotet much ot h1I tlme these day1. He crtwt a star-clall racer a od baa bis e yes set on the Olympics. Meanwhlle, Svenson wlll be racln1 ln tbe western bemlsphue competition lo New Orleans and eventa in Houat()C) and Hu.nfary. Alld he says he's !laving fun. -Mscha.fl 0ougaa Flutist Weisberg to appear Tim Weiabera never r eally planned to pay his bill• byplayj.ncthetlute . That's why, in the late '605, he picked up a bacbelon dearee in anthropology and a masters in educational psychology, both from Cal State , N9rthrdidie . But be hasn't used those skills except "sometimes in dea Ung..witb record com0pany ex- ecutives." "I never perceived myseU as a musician until I got in college and started jamming with rock musicians and it got me hooked," said the bearded flutist, who will appear in concert at the Mir a mar Theater in San Clemente tomorrow night. Weisberg said h e loved performing but "couldn't basically satisfy that desire" in the musical milieu of the time. It's hard to fit a flute into acid rock. ''Pe(Jple always enjoyed what l did so l'd say 'Then why can't I be in the band?"' h~ recalled'. '•F inally I said the hell with it and form ed my own group.'' . f:le us~ contacts he 'd made sitting in to get hts ftnt gigs -frat parties. It was fun if not lucrative. ' "I could underbid e verybody because one of WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER llNNER s79 s FAMOUS 714 · ~5260 i I;) r :• .' ... v l . ... ·. the members of the band wasn't getting paid, namely me, except nobody lmewthat.'' Welsberg's band played coUeges throughout tbe area, as well as weddings, bar mitzvhas and other celebrations. ''People still come up to me and say, 'Tim, do you remember playing our wedding in 1970', · · he said with a laugh. By 1971, Weisberg was ready lo go into the 'Jtudio and cut his first album. His 12th -"Ti p of the Weisberg," released last year on the Nautilis label-is~gital "audiophile disc." Weisberg will be returning to the studio in April to produce album num ber 14. "I'm going to use the band,'' he said. ''It should be a pretty ex cit· ingalbum." The 38-year-old Manhattan Beach resident said he tries to cut no more than one album a year and wouldllketodoeven less. It's performing that Weisberg enjoys. "I go a little nuts if I don't go before a live audience now and then," he explained. That's one reason Weis berg is bringing his band to San Clemente tomorrow ojght, he said. Two shows are scheduled, with tickets at S5 and $7.50. -Michael Dougan Di1111rr Playlla"u Now Playing thru March 22 By Bernard Slade Starring Michael Bo yle & Laurel Adams ....,~..e= r .....,. ", \ OPENING MARCH 24 m~n_J Q~ chapter two Per1ormances Tues. thru Sun & Sun 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana 92104 l'l ..... -ol S.n Ooego Fwy. a.-.. Su-a Mac:A'1""' tl(}~,..oust I --·' J \SHEL~~ FIRE WATER Tues., tbru Sat. JIM McGOWAN Song Stylist Tues. thru Sat. MARGUERITE DI STAFANO Tue. thru Sat. DANCING --,-..;... 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"Tben I left Morocco at the lnvltatioo of the eovernment,'' he explained. ''They threw my ass out." He and b11 wile, Carol,. purchased a motor home and toured the UniteCI States for a year then "arrived in California and ran out of gaa in San Clemente." Madi1an purchased the Miramar in "nlthy" condition, cleaned and renovated, then briefly made a go as an independent movie theater operator. ·•But. if you're an indepen- dent," he explained, ''you show what they 1ive you and they eive you crap ... So in January Madigan launched his experi- ment in live entertainment. If the general public hasn't caught on yet, at least his efforts have gained appr eciation from some performers. Groups Ute Tbe Aaaociation have praised the impish lriahmanonsta1e. And, despite bis travail, Madigan said he'a learned something. "People do care, they really do,'' be said. .. Maybe I just wasn't open to that. Maybe all my troubles were coming from in.side myself." Having figUTed that out, Madigan is ready for the onslaught of success. "It's something that bas to happen," he ex- plained. "This whole thing, man, it's comin1 together.'' ~olden ~i#J~~ -~·· SJ:;;;, agon , ·-- GENUINE CHINESE MANOMIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes Lunch Dinner Daily • Food To T1ke Out 4715 c...,._ ZOU...,._ It.& ORAMGI • 750.7171 COSTA MaSA CloH4 M..-Y. 642• 71,2 • 6J I ·ftl I • --PUT A-- LITTLE MAGIC ltl YOUR LIFE See the wizardry of Gus Searcy, a member of the prestigious Hollywood Magic Castle at South Coast Plaza Hotel's Blue Parrot Lounge. Performances Tuesday -Saturday evenings 9 p.m. .. ___ 5,,.~rot ~' ~ 0.t'qo ''t't'WtlV Co~M ,,_ . _ .. -Real Cantonese FOii eat here or taka hCNM FOR THE HOTTEST ENTERTAINMENT IN ORANGE COUNTY . Go to the - ' March 20-21 -Merdt 22 Afternoon • GEORGE BUTTS BAND March 22-21-24 .-REVEL RotKERS Maret, 21--.21 • GEORGE BUTTS BAND 2a NEWPORT BL.YD. 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"Great Balla of Fire" and "Whole Lot ol Shakin' Gotn1 OD" with a venseance, Juat lite be did back l.n the 'aot. Ac- tuaUy, bedoelthem better. BtJT PICl'V • .E JE&aY Lee Lewis, "KllJer" as be'a known to some folka, doln1 "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." lt'a enoup to make a person for1et Judy Garland. Rainbow ii amon1 Lewis' current e&W bita, and it's bot. It bu a heavy beat, but ii done wltb aenaltivi- ty and control. Pemapt controlled -and pollahed -la a 1ood way to describe the Jerry Lee'Lewls of the '80s. OH, SV&E. He still turns audiences on wben be tinkles the lvoriea with hia toes or drums on the key a with his bottom. And, yes. He sWI kicu out the piano bench and Jumps on top of the baby grand. Butbeseemstodoltalhrithfinesse.' When he cllmbe atop the piano at each show's end, he'a lite a kinl astride bis riptfuJ th.ron'e .. BE DOES COVNT&Y, rock 'n ' roU, boogie woogie,popand ballads. You name it. Hedoetlt. He can switch from "Chantilly Lace" to "I Only Want a Buddy, Not a Sweetheart" to "Georgia" .. smoothly aa cbaneina lanea on the . Santa Ana Freewav at5o'clockSunday momlna. Hia vocallzaUona are resonant and hla piano- playing is superb .. ~~NOW PLAYING~~ CISU •u ll T• CAllll Cltft IUHl 811stol S.ddlebacll Westbrook Stadium Or·ln 1714 )540·7444 (714) 581·5880 (714) 530 cco1 (m ) 639·8770 W..C. die Ac.._, "'"'* M1rclt 30 °" ABC "IA CAGE AUX FOUES II" rrs II, II FUNNY ND,.,._ M.>4*1W> °'-"'llNO -... ·~I It'•• lbelr' delllbt to "atda lalm milk tM keybou'Clol~lt'•eot. Tbe piuo 11 an late1raJ part of bl• Perforamce. "I dllU the plUM> bad beeD ,...W bl tbe bacQnluad," Lewia tokl Ille Dallr Pilot. "So I .,.... .................. JERRY LEE IN SAN ca E•NTE . With -come• tM polatt thougbtl'd pu.sb the piano Into the front." lnLewla'abowa, lt's all upfront. He literally dazzles audlencea with bia prowess whether he'• Unkllnl a ballad or belt- ln1 a heavy rock number so fut that hll bands blur. Hu be mellowed over the years? NOW •llOWlllG , STBRl!OPHONIC SOUND t Costa Mesa -71 415-46-2711 WllWll {~128) THE ACADEMY'S FIRST AWARD WINNER STARRING CL.AAA BOW • BtlDOY ROGERS GARY COOPER PILOTS' DISCOUNT-GET TICKETS NOWI An all-new mualcal atage apectecular featuring Jim Henaon'a SESAME STREET MUPPETS. ,.,,..,,.""•"' Dt Vt ( Cotp lt'I C.oG(Jllt•1thC>I' #ftl'I CMOt~' ...... "'°" won.,hn(\ Now Playll•...,, Minh 22 All Seats Reserved l'JM, 8'°, 5'° LONG BEACH ARENA Thurs. Mar.19, 7:30/Fri. Mar. 20. 7:'JJ Sal Mar. 21, 11:CX>am. 2:30& 7:'JJ/ Stll. Mar. 22, 1:00pm&4:'JJ CHILDREN 12 and under $1 SO off any tc kel • Friday Mir 20 7 30 and Sat Mar 21, 7 30 TICKST90N MLa .... f9 at Long Beach Arena Bo,c Office, all Tlcketron outlets. •OODilATI ITIU AY AIL.AIU eHAAOE TICKETS BY PHONE0on M..-c.rd or VIia. Cell (213) 41&-W1. .............. COi ........... . 191WIMlt-4Ml•_,.,.,... .... I "NI& rM117. No," he WiL Be PUI• kli a~. "II &Mr waDt it Wild, to 9" cruy," he said, "l'l11ettt.........,." Jlellltit totetbe.r Sat&llUyDllbt, I Re appeared du.rlq tbe earl1 performuce attired ID a burpndy tuxedo and pl.Dk ruffttd draublrt. - AFl'EA TllE f'l&8T number, IM dotted th. Jacket and IOOD, lbe ablrtaleevea were above '11 elbows u be played and •anc and bantered wttb the •udieft.ce. "I don't want no headstone on my IJ'ave, ••he observed. "I want a . . . monument." Amonc h11b111bta of the early ahow, U aae number can be 1tn1Jed out, wu a 1on1 from Ilia la teat Album," Jerry Lee Lewla KWetCountry. •• Tbe lyrics Include pbruea lite, "It ain't every day you 1et to see a llvinl l~1end •I.be·" That broupt cheers and applause from the iu- dience. He got even more confirmation of bis atatUI wbeo he came to a line where he stn1s, "I can aWl turn 'em on the way I did back then." Aaked between shows if he identified with that song, Lewia shook his bead. "I JUST DO a song if it's good," be declared. "As for idenWylna with it, 1 'd be in an tdentiflu- tlon window if I identified with everything I did.'• He added, "Ilove any klndof music." Pretty good considering he expreaaed dia- r.Jeaaure with the piano during his flrat ahow, not- ng it wasn't "quite fast enough." Then, be did the entire second show aeairut the bum and whine of an ornery ampWier that wouldn'tquletdown. HE APPEA&ED RELAXED during the second ahow, not unlike some middle-a1e pto- feaaor, attired in designer jeans and an off-white V-neck sweater as his bands danced acrosa the keyboard. There's nothlne clumsy about JLL and a piano . Perhaps he sums it up best in the "living legend" song when he sings, "I may have had bet- ter days, but God knows I haven't reached my prime." ' - ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE BES ACTOR- JACK EMMON SCOTTIE TEM HAVE A HE MAKES FEEL LIKE ETON DOESN' ME, BUT VERYONE MILLION IAl'll.lia TUUWI .. OWIO IOST1I - •JO(l I NICMIU, ClAITH H DIAll!ISI\'-•• GAii • "Tll•JTr -JOllll NAa1Y UN CAJTIAU. C.W COIRTT .. lcou;EEN DEWHURSfl ........ llMA.ml Sl4DI ............................ lllCMDOtf ~ --'091\JUIA!l:llC)STU COMl'IUIT .. llOWIO I NIGlff \ _,, JO(l I, MICllAll.S _. GAITM H OIAlllCSIY -" IOI Q.UI . ,._ d """n.t"•" Mm llAMllDIJJ _., -11 fl,UlllT NAllllDIJJ, JO rw>MAN _.MUCE SUWWI -111D W1111110 D:r!:;a...:--=-.. I I ' IP • ll II I I c ~ • i ., ........... ......... _ near a•o1Gr'dla~ ........... b7hrilt o1 ma rt ... ID a Ml••-.. IMUB«w ....U, makt81or91P9daU1 ~...._, udeoo.e !:'..~~ =lD .. .,..,~~~~· ~.·· ti Now a "period piece'' IMed -"' nNel ldl.D, llQel' drama1ll no .... _.,,... fw all U.. ,_,.,. ot time alDce Pal N..,... ftnt tel'· rorlaed Broadway audl•Deel u ...... HHD••· craaed eteaped coovlet Gleu Grtma. Tbe play reaalDI "real" because IUKDUI. SSllJN l~ story could occur at n I in• 8JiJ time, and any ol UI could be cauabt in tbe middle. Pouatala Valley director Pbll de Barro. bu mounted tbe latest version ot W.. reallatlc cbiller at the Lofts Beach Community Playhouse wbere Costa Meea's Joa SidoU and Huntlncton S.acb's Randy Keene square oft u the primary uta1onlsts in brutal conflict. It la an experience wortb rellvtn1. SIDOU, WHO'LL BE remembered by Irvine audiences for bla Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire" lut year, commands tbe 1ta1e :Nltb frigbtenln1 intensity u Gri.fftr), tbe leader of a1 murderous trio who bold an lndlanapolla family at bay in tbelr home. He bu captured tbe manic· depressive personality of tbla complex marauder ln a performance that goes far beyond surface menace . •• ;5'j) .::.'!::.~==.:.~.::. ____ .. ,_,_ . ..__ ,.,. ..... , ................... ...... FEAR NO EVIL "'' 11::11•1"'•·4.•·••·t::••ttt• .IACC---...-..~ THE POSTMAN Al.WAYS IUNOI TWICE 1111 11:41 • tt11 • l!fll • -. •• ,,. ITWM--Welt Dieney'• l'ANTASIA fll .. __ ti: ... ·-=-·--·••·••11 ., ==--- WALTotlMY'I •-l'ANTAl«A 1t11 ._ , .......... ldl .,,. _fft _____ _ ··ru.a··rNl ......... " .... -..., __ ,_.__ "llACK "OADS" I") Mu.1...0a~LO llACI< "OADI 11t1 ----·-•Mf--4M• .. ••11•t.,.I -Tai-'TWO' ACAM .. AW-THE COMHTITION - ..,...._.,.... r;et•t.•·•AT--.a. •::.»•1*•1'!• ~ 1:11 ........... ......,. t:OO ...... t:AI IM,OIHAllT MOTICl! CMllDRDI l*DlR 12 fRH! --;:;:;:;--"lf~~~h .... ,_..,....,~ ... IACtcM>Ml41111 -HONCO~Y ... ----- --....·-.... ~ THI '°"1lllM ALWAY9 -~AWIOAN--..0 ... "A gracefully funky romantic frolic." -Dcn11d Ansm, N~t'lc "'Back Roads' is one of the most stylish comedies you'll ever see. Sally Field is enchanting." -Vinct'nt Canby, Nrw Yorlc Timt'J ''Together Field and Jones create a relationship that's as appealing as any we've seen." -Ron4 Barrt'ct, NBC-TV "Field and Jones, a dynamit~ duo.'' -Guy Flatlt';y, Cosmoplitan "* * * * Triumphantly funny and moving." -Richard Frt'cdman, Nt'whoust' Nt'ws1>4pu1 A CBS Theol11col f~ms Preseototl()n A MARTIN RITltRONAtD SHEDlO ProdvcilOfl ~a4~~a~ SALLY FIELD TOMMY LEE JONES "BACK ROADS" AlsoStomngDAVID KEITH Wri11en by GARY DeVORE Music by HENRY MANCINI lyr1a by ALAN ond MARILYN BERGMAN Director ol Photography JOHN A AtONZO, A S (' Produced by RONALD SHEDLO O.re<ted by MARTIN Rm If it's got wheels, you'll move It faster In a Daily Piiot classified ad.call 642-5678 and a . friendly ad- v Iser will help you turn your wheels.Into cash . BAmftAG& -CuUq baa bMa ea"O'olDCed for the Saddleback Valley Commmalty Tbeater'1 productioDol Arthur MWer'adrama, "A View Prom tbe Bridae,". belna dlrected bt!!cbael BeWta .•• Joe Ccrdlo will play Eddie Car , wttb Sulan Kel· ly 11 hil wile,-Beatrtce; Dlck v .... u Mareo and Al· Ian St.on, as Alftert, wltb Linda MacA.llatalre and Peter Stone complettnc the cut ... the abow opeoa April 10 for a four-weekend run at the playbouae, 25741-C Obrero, Mllaloa Viejo • THEFINALCONFLICT THE LAST CHAPI'ER IN TIIE~TRILOOf A HARVEY BERNHARD PWJDUCTlON IN A890CIA'l10N wmt MACE NEUFELI) • "Ill! FINA~ <XlNFUCT" SAM NEILL• D.mlen • A088ANOBRAZZl DON GORDON USA HARROW BARNABY HOLM a..c.i.. ...._RICHARD DONNER ._._.. br HARVEY BERNHARD oc....i "r GRAHAM BAKllll ...,..._ "'ANmEW BIRKIN ... _a.....,.c...a brOtWIDSm'ZER M-'cbrJEllRY~ (llADnaf...,-M...al ·--.-.....~ r-;i• • -~&a.!'1.1. I Ji~ • a . 'Camelot' good (s01tt of) .,,_.y D&ftNIDIN • .......... _ .. ,.,,., ............. -,. ... ....., .... ., ,,......... .., .......... ea. ...... . lo 10 the_.. ot U.. ... '"Camelot'' trOai the pa., ot t.be aa.me ume. '!'My are apropoa for tbl curr-.t .. ....._ ot UM f...Wer m-.tea.I at t.M hDtqee Tbaaw la ffolJJWOOd. · Tbll "'* DuaJop-4lnc:ted produedon baa e.erJWat -•laalal. ·~· CG9tuminl and, u la CUit.om for the Pantqet, a name atar. Tbat'a Rlcbard Burton. Ttt. problem ta -the abinln1 momeatl are ' brief. Burtoa la cooeludint a year'• tour with the mualeal lD a role be orilinated 90 Broadway In lMO. Pwtaaptlt'atoofamlllarapart. ' He walb tbroutb the play, at Umea appear- inl bored. He f.U. to focua OG t.boM next to blm. And when be delivers a aollloqy <with brilliance) be 1tare1 1trailht ahead aa lbou1b the audience iln't there either. Burton doela'l 1tn1 but merely ta.lb the worcb. That's okay for three fowtha of "How to Handle a Woman" but a iood 1ins:Ln1 voice ls needed for coaclualon of the number. Tbc»e faults are not to deny Burton bis due. He bu allmmed down {reportedly loein1 more than ., pound.a after qulttlq drink) and appean small physically in u lar1e a ball u the Pan· ta1e1. ~ But be remaina a 1lant dellverinJ Arthur's discourses. There simply aren't enou1b of them in the play because Burton shinea as orator, not actor or singer. Seta by Desmond Heeley, who also did cos· tumes, at first atartJe the aemea but become borub. The stagln1 ls too much ol a fairyland, save the backdrop for the execution scene and battlefield at play'• end. Tbomu Skelton did the lllhtln&. The enaemble's coatumes are more effec· live than t.boee of the main characters. Tbe wizardly Merlin's (James Valentine) costume ls overdone, as is his acting. It's in Merlin's scene that the sta1ing doesn't work. The forest setting ls clever dealgn but after a bit the trees look plastic. The same is true for the crown room scene. The plutic trees appear again as ~ancelot arrives to rescue Guenevere from burntng. The ensemble saves the scene. . . The women ln a resoWlding renditto~ of "Guenevere" are dressed as death and look 1t. It's the ensemble that shines ln an Act I romp featuring Christine Ebersole as Guenevere s1nginl "The L-usty Month of ~ay ·" Their aclinl and singing later at the Joust ~s good theatrics but mindful of the .Ascot race lD the Lerner and Loewe production that pr~· ceded "Camelot" at the Pantages, "r.fy Fair Lady." ti • lit . Ms. Ebersole is the produc on ~ g tenng star. She sings well and looks dazzling yet re· gal. Lancelot, played by Richard 6 K.ADEMY NARD NCMINATION5 WWn9 DDTPICT\M£ MST DINCTC». .MST M:1NS5 "~Plc:Vtt "THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWtCE" (Rt ''THE JAZZ. IRIWZ lfAl ~-~-~ r..-....._.c:---..,. .. ._..._._.... SINGER" (PO) NO W Pl AYIN(, -· "-Ml~ ...... -... , --·1·>9J5 --·-C9ltll c.11...., 1714) 971·•'41 .,._ ...... 0r..,.. ... ,.,. __ ,__ MOVIE RATINGS '· I "fUN HOUR'' FOR MREJITS AND ·~ISLAND'' I'll YOUNG PEOPLE ,,_==.::::::-. , "MQINQ 9UU" 1•1 .,.,.. _ _,.......,.,.,__ . "FORT APACM". AU ACM.I AOMITTIO . • • 0.-11 AUii-, I' I "TRIBUTE" rii;:i1 ,.,:;. ~...::" ... 7:-~ ~ "ORDINARY PEOPL!" ~ 1111 llNTlllCTIO ,~ ..... u_ 11 ___ ,...,.,"'9 "m" CRAZY" ,_,Of""""~.... "Ull!D'CMS" Ill) • l"eehm~-..., .. ,., ® NO o..t IMOl!ll 17 .-OMIT'1110 1 "'oe"""' --. "FINAL CONfLICT" ''llte f'URY" (R) ---'"""~' c .... -..... . ...__, .. _ BURTON AND CHfUm• DDIOLI LI•••• Arthur ..... ,_~ • accompllahed vocalist, notably on "If Ever I Would Leave You." . He la bandlome and appean vtrtuoua. But Muem, U.lte Burton, too often walb b.la part. It's interesting that Ma. Ebenole's and Muem' blg1est roles prior to "Camelot" ,rer~ on the daytime television soap "Ryan'• Hope. Look for more from Ms . Ebersole, only 21. Two other notable performen are Paxton Whitehead u the humorous Kini Pelliaore and Robert Fox as the scoundrel Mordred who brin11 cbaoe to Arthur's peaceful kinfdom. l''ox was booed by the openln1 nJlbt au- dience while Burton, as expected, received a stand1nt ovation. And the shiniest item ol all ls Frederick Loewe's music, conductejl by James Martin. It's marvelous. Theatergoen left bumming the tunes. "Camelot" plays Tueadays tbrouJh Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. with matinees at 3 on Wednesdays , Saturdays and Sundaya throu1b June 7. Ticket information (213) 462·3104. KEZY 1190 AM H FM & So. CoHt Plue Theetre preMnte Frldey & Seturdey * MIDNIGHT MOVIES * THt M01HfAS ~INVENTION RINGO STARR ....... ..,...u •• Mer.11-22 Long .. ectl ly~y ....... nt. Jutt•ne Martlov• Mer. 20-21 EmestAnttey Cruuck Mer.22 4-trec:k Stereo Thenwnwho felltol!arth Beetfemtinle In Concert Apt. I-I Gutenberg , ........ Apr. 2·5 I -ll09UTJ ••• __ ....... Qr..,. CouDtJ coaeert.-. wen tnat*1 laat 8UDdl)' to a J;:·ltlldcl9d atran1ama at the Padftc s11n 1 OrebMtra'• fourtb IUb· 1crt,UC. CODe9t ol UM MMGa. Tbe •J•MoaY WU ~ by mutert.l aolol.U ud the outataitcliac Jrvtoe Muter Chorale la a bold ud lmallnative all.Csecla Pl'O· tram. s ' From tbe comic vAtaUty of metana • "BarteNd Bride" to the srace and polpancy - and even wlldom -o' ,_.( IOlollt Ronald Leonard'• performance lD the O.Wak Cello Con· certo or the lmricate 1oldee eun• ud comers of tbe marvelloua "Glaaolottc Ma11'' by Janacek thla.wu a concert ot lpeclal m .. c and real drama. , MMltro Keith Clark, the oreheatra'a mualc direct.or oPeDeCl the.concert with a laat-paced and...;, da1h1ni perfoMl!Jilce ol tbe "Bride." Tb• cackl• aDd cake appeared before ow eyes. There waa aome fine woodwind virtuoeity, not 10 tbeatrtnp. Tbe "Bride", however, demands a rilid dla· clpllne. Unfortunately there waa aome mud alon& tbe path that 1ot OD ber akirt in an otberwlae perfect jaunt. Perba.-the atones were a Uttle loose, lor the strin1s came across not too sure-footed. NOW PL AYING Ul'9AMI' •ITOl ........ UNllllCI ITUIUll NIH4M s.n11 Alli !140 74U El foio Sil WO Of111Qt 639·8770 --· .. _. ·-... flMfTAal •aun ·W..1111"* 193..()548 llllCOU IMUft ... Founlllll v.itey 839·1500 Alie MUM MAU ~ P1rk 811 4010 Olangt 837-0340 I la tM DYorak, U.e a~ foand Leoea(d an ablohMly lmpoela1 cellllt. Ad•tttedly, tbe concerto II an old workborM, but l.Aoearda.ll bfouabt fordl IOUDd after ~ ol ma1lc 1 earHlled phrues1 and then, Ill a royal teue, Kennedy·llyle c.barm. Then are 1001 and beautilUl melod.lc lines In the ~e.rto and Leonard breathed tbe poet'• care lllto them. The slow movement wu eacbantlnt. At limes, the orchestra seemed to be laalde Leonard'• bow and Clark'• baton. The 1peeta1 ap- plaUM for nute, obot, and clarinet wu very w .. J dese~. Between the "Bride" and the "Concerto" 1omethln1 occurred that I've often seeo du.rtn1 concerta but never understood. Solollt ln the win11, the orchestra prtmed, we were treated to a bit of old faabioned furniture movina while Leooard'a podium waa carried onto the stage between row after row of vlolinisll and the orchestra memben were aalted to make way. There's no reason under the sun that tblllgs like this aren't prepared in advance. Certainly 'Maestro Clark can extend hil superlative con· ducting over a few more feet of open space dur· ing the overture. And then came Janacek . (See CLASSICAL, Cl> "This sophisticated~ sl•pstlck rom•nce Is • h•ppy surprise:· -Pauline l(ael. New Yorker Mr19azine t.\HV(~~ C ,., __.. Yfllll'A 11 t \ "'°"°" .... NOW PLAYING P4C1•< I CllUDOMl lDWARDI' KAHDR Kl·WAY H DRIYl·llt ran e 634·2553 Costa Mesa 31 ·3501 Westminster 891·3693 nu.a.u.ao ... ,_ ........ 11: ... MEET ~ ANDREW ~NO~ ISi~~ --\:IM~t tt\ll•W al I "-119 "BLAZING SADDLES'' , i IP • lJ h II I ~ • ~ s • I lo! 11 l \) -fttlrtlt8-.. ,,:..,-:s, """'" St•nky 111d Hutah --• tlillut.,. !Md-.. lllflO 0Cll9o4ll PGlk*i ... I . ..,. ***'4 "~116oW T.tk" (, ... , .... ~ Oortl ~· M lrtWtot 900f6tot ~..,.. '° INl'9 .,..., ... Md ....... .. tMM .... ..,.., ,.,. '' I• a romal\01110 ......... ............... Ald*llNI....._.._ .... flW to -.C MW peo. pie: .......... .......,,. r~felocWy. • • • '1' ·•c.y Of TM Wiid'' (1974) Ooaumentwy. Tiie behavioral patt.,n• of .... .,. 9'\ldled clllpe6-............. ~ l!!9 "'* Innate MW10WY • WAU. fTtmT Wm< "Bank Stocb: TM Nt•t ~~a~" GuMt: Mhut Soter. \lice pr..,_ <*It; Motgan Stanley 6 Compeny, lne, di LOW•A ~ ~ Cout DAILY Ptt..OT/Frlc»/, March 20, 1981 TUBE T.QPPERS C~ 9 8:00 -''You 'tt the Greatest • Charlie Brown." Charlie enters the de· cathlon ln hla school'• Junior Olympics in this animated special. KTLA • 8:00 -"Someone Behind the Door.'' Charles Brootc>n and An· thony Perkin.I atar 1n this suspense mov· ie dr ama about a brain surgeon and a psychopathic patient. ABC 8 9: 00 -''The Child Stealer.'' A divorced mother seeks to get her young daughters back after they are ab· ducted by her ex·husband .. ------.cr- 1l:OO D CMIMIMOG Marel\al Matt Diiion 1111:9 • °'* .,.,_ -cu-. """ ,,,. money ho tot from them. and a F1111C11- m111 wtlonl he aa'IOd ..,._ et, (Pat\ 2) • * ....... ~ llftd .,,.,,.. ••• -..w .......... ........ e WCMa ** "OnlcUa.. e..r· I (1 ... ) JoM c.,,..,., Oho !(,,.._. ... ~ ••'t "Ttle ~ .... " "fl' OtM> ~ COtteft, Pflltlp Cat.,,. ...... '-.\ll HIJ\) • ONl!ITV IPONO "The l.Ovotw" A ,_.lted di, .... poetmen wtttl bad fOtC and l::.o ~ en tttraollvo wallr11• ~ "JOl'll!l\y Troubla" ~an outbfMll ot po1.-(1861) fUlel llarfyfnofe, tergeltt acllvlty '#f*\ they ~ Kalilwa, .... ...(I) .... ta:ao D MIONIOKT 8"CIAL W tlM Hott: Ptlll 0.vla. Ou.ta; .... ~ Rich LtUla, All*! 8rOOlla, OOl•IUNITV Emm~ H~. )(, The ~ P~. Hoef· Fomando Del Alo. • OHi ITV IPONO ~I: lM'Y HMI, la:_, 8 VUOWUT: • ~ °""* -~·~wtMI' IM two detec:ttv. ... out ~ crltne In Ille WOt'ld Of hlgll fllflion Law prevails Roy ~ •"d Olle Evan• etar Ill ,,. epoc:lal dHlgnad to 1pon1or orpt\11'1 chlldren In fOfelgn count....._ IM ottan ttaolc II-of ~tn 111\d mleuMd wom- 111 In Of'ange County and ~ Wlyw In wNch IO be nice lo I',.,,.. bee*· tire wnan they lnvtt• him to Join their poller game and ha c;IMN 11*n OUI. BACKSTMJI l"Aal 11114 • Gutetl ~ MarlaV and 1:11, N.Mln4ATTUCH tho Willert, Jimmy Cliff, 9:30 KIDIWOfllLD Madneta llnd tho 8elOC-THArlCAT I TIC T~ DOUGH M•A•l•H A .trong wtndalon'll 6tlect1 tM "*l\ber'I of Ille 4077ttl lllvwyillg-.yt. • GOOOfta J.J. d-'t know. II hll 1111· 1111 or the~·• daughter wM r~ f0t hie Sonny Shroyer (left ) and James Best take Don Stroud into custody on "Carnival of Thrills,'' a special two·hour "Dukes of Hauard" re·broadc ast tonight at 9 on CBS, Channel 2. e:oe e WAIHINGTOH WllfK INMVllW t:J0 8 CJ) llUCll llUHHY'I llUITIN' OUT AU OVER A.nlmat•d. Sprln9tlme brlrig1 Bug• Bunny r•m•mbrancH of hl1 youth and an encounter wfth MatVln tt1a M11t1lan. (R) 1heM -can QM help with guee11 Notma GM>bt. I Mary Wlllton. Debbie Nft<· IOI\ Md Dora Zareta. Hf. MN<JHOM•A0l 0 H Narret.cl by Mary Tylot Moore, thla epac:lal too4c1 at what many conaldor to be commercial tei.vialon'• belt entertainment .., .... Alan Akla. Jamie Farr. LOl'OUa Swll. Hairy Mor· gen and Willllfn Chrlllo- P'* offer Insight• on their ahow'1~.(R) • MMTTA Tony ,_ a dMdty con- 1ron1111on with a hl1 man who ... hla CIOMSt dlffd· hOod friend. '9 SNEAK PM'M.W8 Roger Ebet1 and Gena Slek al oqrnlne 1 his year·• 01car nomtne•• 1nd predict the winoore 1or1 wtth rnua1c 1or "A.a9--0 rra ~ QM Rovtvlll". Pini! Floyd'• ......... 1111 "The Wall" lt.i.atured I C¥Vl't ANOGOUA11t on ..,,,aa1 roek·vldeO; JO<. INAK OUT lrf l<Otlnlld. autllot 01 I ~ F100M "Bo4no Thare" witl dllcuu CAPTIONED MC raal-lilo media acldlcliona, HEWS -auign"*lt. ·~OHICe Robin Coueln•, Eml W•t111abe. l(arena Rldl- a<dton, Judy 81umW! llnd Mlc:t>MI Sleber1 we lnducled In one of the larg- MI .-l>llM ot world clae .-.,.,, out~ the Olymplca. • ELECTNC COMPANV ~ C88NIWI 9 MCNIWI e:ao I IU4MYE . Ml.OOMl IACt(, KOTTER The s-thoQ• decide 10 brNk up lltld N9k their torlunet outalde lhe wall• or Buohanan (Part 2) • .,..,, ... u. . Go •t>oard lhlP wfth S...ny In ctlarge. ~ ST\OOHE "Beluga" 8etlncla. a giant Beluga wt> .... train• ar SM Diego's Sea World; two • Chicago kid• run a 11ta1 .. t>oard shop: 9Pl>ie p1ck1no I In New Englllnd (R) CJ) HEWS (ll) BARNEY Miu.ER I Barney discover• that tM etrenge behavior of_., delect/llM r~.cl from the coneumc>tion ol haatt- i.tHedetl bfown!M. 1:.161 EDfTONAL 7:00 C88 HEWS N9CHIWI • tw.v DAY9 AGAIN Fom!e recalll hltt expert· I -... gang leader 10 ~ Ctlac;N that 11'• I llOt ao COOi to be a mem-ber ol ... ,_ QMO. I MCNEWS .J()f(.IWI WILD • M•A•a•H Payday brlnga a wlodl .. to Hawlcl)'9, •bribe to H«wy, • pew1 l'l9Clcltte9 to Hot LIC>s llnd • VllnllMO poker pot to Tr9PPef. I 80UDOOU> PlEOOE 1MAK A.gul•rfy tcheduled pro. gramrnlr>g may be llel•)'ed due 10 pledge brnle• l'i) MACNEll / l.EHAEA AEPORT CJ) TIC TAC DOUGH (!) MERV GAIFAN "Satuta To Cowboy Ar1·· Gueall: But1 Reynokl1, Snutt Garrett, Steve ROM. Gaty l'tiblett. MlchMI Cole- mlll>b Beeler 7:08 • OVEFI EASY GUMt: Stanley Kr-(A) 7:JO 8 2 ON THE TOWN 1J KNXT 1CBS1 Los Angele!. D KNBCtNBC) Los AnqelP~ g KTLA 11no 1 Los Angeles 8 KA8C·TV1 ABCJ Los Angeles Cl) "FMB 1CBSJ San Diego G KH.1· TV (lnO I Los An4eles ~ KCST (ABCI San Diego m KTTV 11no I Los AngelP'> g) KCOP·TV1lnd 1 Los Angeles ff) KCfT .. TV I PBSI LOS AngPles '1!> KOCE·TV 1PBS1 Hunt1ng1on Beach Lawyer now under cover By J EllllY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> -Josh Taylor brings some first.hand experience to his role as an un- dercover investigator in the new CBS series ''Riker." Not that Taylor ever was a policeman or worked undercover. But he did pick up a knowledge of the streets while a community action lawyer in Denver. "I learned first-hand in the streets the dif- ference bet ween mischievousn ess and real crime." he said. "You quickly see what the priorities are. and the y a r e human·injuring crimes. I saw a lot of wrongdo· ing -on both sides of the law." The dark, handsome actor grew up in the Midwest, got his bachelor's degr ee at an Ivy League school and his law degree out West. He presently is s ingle but has a daughter u v L011 from a previous marriage. Taylor is a member of the Colorado Bar, was law clerk to the chief justice of the Denver district court and legal counsel for a community action center. "I DID A LOT OF work in the street," he said. "A lot of what I believe came from those days. A lot of Riker's street knowled~e and dedication come from those days ." "Riker," in which Taylor plays a man kicked otr the police force for flouting the rules, pre- miered last Saturday on CBS and continues in the 10-11 p.m. time slot. He takes on special assign· ments for the deputy attorney general. "Riker" is from David Gerber Productions, wblch was responsible for "Police Story," "Eischied" and "Walking Tall." Taylor caJls his character a "sort of one-man task force." "He's direct and straight-forward," the actor said. "All of us realize we live in an over- bureaucratized society. That's where a lot of our frustrations come from. Riker couldn't live with it, and that's why he got kicked olf the police. "THE POLICE DON'T trust him because they think he's turned criminal. The criminals don 't trust him either because he waa a tou1h cop. It's an interesting role for me because he goes un· dercover each week.'· Taylor took a few months off from his role as Cbru Kosltcbek ln the NBC soap opera "Daya of Our Uvea" to film lhe rive eplaodes for the aprlng try-out aeries. Taylor la a latecomer to actin1. He didn't make the career cban1e unW he'd earned bJa law de1ree and menaced a reataurant In Beverly Hllll. · He waa bor n in llllnoia and attended ClaUUcotbe Townahlp Hl1h School where be eamed ttonors u aJl·atate quarterback. Hla father. Oeor1e Taylor. wu the 1cbooi'1 athletJc director and coach, and bot& he and bit brot!Mr Ron played qaariel'M~ under him. "I •UD't IDto actin• tMD, but It WU ID Ule bHk of. my Gl.lpd," ~e aald. "There was a la& ol ellqulahHla. lf you played ball, you didn't tet ln-votved ln drama. 8 ut I'd been • Paul Newmu fNak for yean ... .. Ho1ta: Steve Edward•. Melody Aooer• Tako I 1001t at -or Iha ·ee Olymplc: c.ontondore; a vlell with acl0nee-flc11on writer Ray Btadbuty u h4t teltll about the f\lturo. I ,AMI.. y l'EUO IHANANA au..ta: Danny and The Junlora. 8 TUETONE MEWi G FN:'A THE MUM: • AU. .. THEFAMllY Edith Mnda in • box top to got back 25 oetlll, and Iha quert•• 11art ro111no In, but Archie went• to over- IOOlt Iha compute< error. a •••na EXCHANGE CJ) 11'.M. MAGAZINE A acnoot that teach" 1in. gin how to -,_ µ90- ple: • kM* •• 1no ancient aport of falconry 7:S6 . MACHEll / l.EHREA REPORT 1:00 8 CJ) YOU'RE THE GAE.II.TUT, CHAAUE 8AOWN I . D THE MADY IFllOU Wa#y. Mwcla, Jan and Phillip oo on "Tho ~wec:IOamo.'' 8 l'M A BIG QIFll NOW Diana jo4oa on unc:lofc:over poilc9fnan on a slalteoYt of an Illegal dlVQ ~Uf· l!liJ outHt. .. CAAOI. llUfllNETT ANOFMNOe Gueet1: St-Lawranca, Tlm Conway G) WASHIHOTON WIE< INAEVIEW 8:3a. WALL. tTMET W&J< "Sank Stoeke· The Next R•agan Play?" Quoit: Arthur Soter, vtca proel- dont. M0tgan Stanley & Company, Inc l:OO 9 CJ) THE DUKES OF HAZZAFIO luh and Bo h•v• their llrtl reel llghl when Bo. tor the love of • pretty carnival owner. egr-to )ump •hair car ovllf 32 other• (Aj D HEAOWOU£ 9:30 l'D SACRAMENTO WEB< INMWW Hoel' Munay Fromaon 10:00 D NIC MAOAZIH( WITH DAVID BNNKL!Y 8U•NEW8 l'D 811.t. MOYEM' JOUfllMAl 10:30. HIW8 ., INOEPENDENT NETWOMNEWS 10:50. Tl4E IHOEP£HOEHT EYE "Ullle wara" Thia lllrn foc:u-on a group of CMt War t>uHa who ,...,.act sklrmllhat ullnO antique weapona: "Egg Clly" takes a IOOk II the operation of an 929 packegl~ factory 11:00&U8CIJ9 H€W8 8 KINNY £V£FIETT VIOE08HOW 11 NEWLYWED GAME m w•A08°H Hawkeye and B J ·, efl0<1a 11:20 flD DO< CAV£TT Guott A•lph Nade< 11:80 9 CJ) MOVIE • • ~ "Phantaern" ( 1979) MICllMf Batowtn, AnQUI Duncan. A young man·a 1nvHt1gallon Into his b<Oiher'a death leada him to a tatror·nlled graveyard and a alnl11er mortlcill'I D TOHIGHT Hoar Johnny Carson Gueet 0. Warren ThOm- aa U MOVIE •'Ir "Kronoa" ( 1957) Jett Morrow. Barb1ra Law. r~ A·bombl are uM- tesa In destroying a dlabOI· ieat monster who bounds through sp.90e Oe11roy1ng ctuee and plal'let• 8 (!]) FRIOAYI f> LET'S MAKE A DEAL G) MOVIE • * * "They Clll Me Mr T11>be" ( 1970) StOney Po< lier. Martin Landau Alter -Ing his trlend leave lhe scene or a crun•. a pot!Ge· man ts uncortetn al>Oul TM Cara CJ) VOICE CW III CAAOl euAH£TT AGFllCUl TUM ANO FMN08 7:00 fl DUSTY'S GuMll' John 0....,(jM>n. I TMl'.HOUIE Ruth Buui. D OODDUA I HONG 1:00 g MOvtE K<*O PHOOEY * * ~ "Vivi Merlal" ( 1966) 9 PACEIETTlM Brigitta B•rdol. Jeanne HOii Llfry Mc:C«mtCI<. Moreau 8 9 80PE#'MHD8 G OOH LANE G HOT FUOOE • TUAHA80UT Gue111 P1u1 Williama. • YOGA FOA HEA..L.TH Jane Scali CJ) TV.-LOOK& AT (I) IHOEPENOENT l.EAAHINO NETWOAK NEWS 1:10 G MOVIE 7:30 8 MAAl.O AHO THE * * '>\ "TllO LHI Child" MAGIC MOVIE M-.CHIHE ( 1971) Michael COio Van 9 IMO llUE MAMl£ Hellin. G a.GOLESNORT HOTEi.. [§) ADAM-12 ID ELEMENTARY NEWS 1:30 IJ NEWS (I) QUE PASA. U.8.A.? G) MOVIE fD VEGETAal.E SOUP • • "Atom Age Vamp1re" I CJ) Kl08WOAU> (1961) Alber! Lupo, 1:0011()) TOMAHOJEAAY Susanna lore; Q THE RJHT8TON£8 2:00 II EOITOAIAL 0 THE Rlf'l..B.WI D COMEDY SHOP U ®) PUSTICMAN I 2:05 II MOVIE BABY Pl.AS * * * 'Bunny lake ts G TO 8E ANNOUHC£1> Missing" ( 1965) Laurence ID MOW Ohv-. Carol lyt1ley * •'·. "Fltghl For Fr- 2:30 Q NEWS dom" ( 194~) Aoealond Aut- 2:40 fJ NEWS Mii. F1od MacMurtay 2:56 g HEWS g) SPECIAL PEOPl.E 3:00 0 MOVIE SJ THIS 18 EPHEMERA Animated. Cherri. Brown votunl..,. u a doc:athal<>n con1 .. 1ant In hi• achoor1 Junior Otymplce c:ompell- tlOfl. (A) D HAFI~ VALLEY PT A When the Aelllya accuse Stall• of being a hOoker, Stella ge11 baclc ualng Iha theory of kltllng ,,,. pul'I· lthment fit the crime. A lormer underweler strip. IHM artl•I I• murd•ren, Anthony Pan1na A wornan'a loY9f ta rnur· dareel aa a reo41il of hOf huaband'a manipulation or "'emnMI• patient. .. M:NION &ln9on'1 1G-r--okl wwd talla out of a ,, .. and haa to be rushed to the hOlpi· tal. G O MOVIE • * ·~ "The Chlkl Stealer" ( 1979) e..u Bridgel. Blair Ekown A divorced mol'* -~ for her two young daughter•. wt>o -• !!Id· napped by her ... -oo .. bal>d. (A) • ....V'OIWFIN "SaMo To Cowt>oy Art" Gueeta: Burt Reynold•. Snuff Ganalt. S1-Roee. Gaty Nlbtott, Michael eoi.- man, Joa 8Mlor CD Vor!A'a~ HOii Jim Cooper r-.!1 More fun as a blonde M'( FIRST 0AY ~ING PG l>N IN~N KT CHANNEL ONE. .ANO ALREAOY 1'M BEIN& SENT OUI ON AN IM~TANT A<;616N~! 00 'IOU HAVE A LARGE ~&tiGE PIZZA i::o:t CHANNEL ONE? -1un1 I •• , •••••• II* ••• Salute to arts Stars shine on KOCE Host Beverly Si lls shares the spotlight with some of the world's most illustrious dancers. singers and performers on "Gala of Stars 1981 ," the second annual salute to the arts and artists in America, Sunday at 8 p.m . on KOCE. Channel 50. Cy nthi a Gregory, mezzo-soprano Marilyn Horne. soprano Victoria de Los Angeles. baritone Sherr ill Mil nes, enter - tain e r Li za Mine lli, violin virtuosos llzhak Perlman and Is aac Stern, as well as flu tist J ean-Pierre R ampal and jazz pianist Claude Bolling. James Levine. music director of the Metropolitan Opera. will conduct the American Symphony Orchestra. "Gala of Stars 1981" is a production of WNET. New York, and is made possible by funding from the Coach Leatherware Company. Taped live at Carnegie ..---------------------- Hall, this concert will be presented by K OCE without interruption as a s pecial "thank you" to all of the station's sup- porters. T he evening's talent i ncludes baJl e rinas Gelsey Kirkland and MOVIE RATINGS The Backlund Family PrCMICly A.-a•c:H The 20th ANNIVERSARY OF OUR Loni Anderson of TV's "WKRP in Cincinnati'' is shown as she looks nw~ ... .,,.,,.,.,.tg .. ,0 """'" ,,._ '"""' ... """"°""""' now (left) and as a 13-year·old brunette. "I was thought of as being ,..,,...,.....,,,,_1>, .... .-c_ VILLA SWEDEN RESTAURANTS sexy, but I was never thought of as a sex symbol till I became a riil ~l MKs "-'*nco blonde," she says. ~ o.-aiA.uo-.:•• ___ ..;_ ___ =-------------------------~ A~MlES A0"4'TTEO ~ Pat.nt•• Gudllnce SuQ9etted 'Saturday Night Live' I!!!·~.:.::;:::=·~ ® HO Qf4E UIOOf~ I 7 ADMITTED 1"99 """'-r~ ousts three in cast ~ .. n •• ~ ... ~ NEW YORK CAP)·-Three nfem- bers of the cast of NBC-TV's strug- gling "Saturday Night Live" - Char les Rocket, Gilbert Gottfried and Ann Risley -and four of its writen have bffn dismissed by the show's new producer, officials say. NBC spokeswoman Simone Harris confirmed that Dick Ebersol, who took over the com- edy. program after the resignation of producer Jean Doumanian, was not planning any further dismissal.I ol writers or ac· tors, allbou1h be 1V BRIEFS micbt make some addltloo.s. She could not confirm a p ublished report that EberlOI was told by NBC that for financial reasons be could only replace a certain number of thole on the show. T be proaram'a ratin11 have been dropplnt alnce the rHitnaUona of producel' Lorne Michaela and the team that made the J•~·niPt com· edy aeries a hit. Last year It averated a lJ.I ratln1 ~nd a • per· cent sbara ol the audleace. Durtn1 the lut e._t weekl It bu not H · tffded 1 t .1 ratlnt. or a 2'1 peree11t a bare. r•s e••mereh1la? WASHINGTON <AP> -There may have to be commercials on public television if President Reagan 's budget cuts go through, the president of the Corporation for Public Broad· casting said Wednesday. "That frontier may have to be pushed a little farther than the law now permits it lo be pushed," Rob- ben W. Fleming toJd the Senate Ap· propriatioos subcommittee that over· aeea fundiafortbe a1ency. Fleming auuested that public broadcutlng mltbl seek authority to have commercials clustered at a few flxed tlmea per day, without any ln· terruption of protrama. Rea1an propo1e1 to cut the pubUc broadcatinc bud1et by 25 percent In the fiscal year bejinnin1 Od. 1. • ... a.e .. .., ......... NEW YORK (AP> _: Plana for • half ·hour mld·afternoon news p~ 1ram, to premiere lo t.h.e fa1J, have been unveiled by CBS. The· network told an rnatee atldd· in& t.be annual convention of the Na· ttonaJ Allociat.ton ol Televtslon ~ rram ExecutlvH that tbe prosram ••••• be ••fe ature-or lHt ... of relenDe• to the dQtlm• •"*• ce." Serving Orange County Since 1961 Yhlt U.At 522 MaiRStnet tt.ntlftgt• IHda 536-JOJJ 3536 E. COC11t HkJllwar CorollCI del Mw 673-4091 Battered w om en "Voter's Pipeline" examines domestic violence in orange coun t y. It's wo rse than you t hink! Tonight 9PM KOCESO Orange CoMt DAILY PfLOTIFrlday, March 20, 1981 • . March is time to start ' i prepai-ing early crops Southern c,urorqla gardeners should take advanta8e of the warm March weather lo till soil and plant Mnnuals and early vegetable crops • s uch as cucumbera and potatoes. Potatoea are a eood veaetable to plant now. ~ says ,Sunset Maaazlne's "Garden Guide." Seed potatoes should be purchased from a nursery or seed store. These disease-free potatoes should ,. not be eaten as lhey are chemically treated. r. Keep the potatoes in a paper bag in a cool place , unlit sprouts from the eyes are an inch or more long. TO PLANT THE potatoes di& a trench a root deep and line the bottom with compost or straw mixed with soil. Set the potatoes about 12 inches apart on this organic material. Cover the m gently <sprouts are dehcate> with more organic material and a thin layer or soil. Water Gardener's checklist • To rot-proof wooden containers. paint the m with copper napthenale which won't hurt plants or make vegetHbles inedible. DO NOT use creosote or other toxic wood preservatives, especially the chemical called "Penta" or pen· tachlorophenol. • Mulches ini;ulate the soil from the sun's warming rays, making spring frost haiards a greater risk. Wait until late spring to apply mulches in the vegetable garden. • Flower buds formed under sunny cond1- t 1ons will bloom s uccessfully after moving the plant into the shade This means annuals norm all y grown under full sun can provide portable t'<>lor throughout the summer. Bring the plants into bloom again by setting them in the sun •The \'egetable gardener whose garden plot does n ·1 rece1 ve full s un can successfully grow ,·egt>tables for their leaves and roots s uch as t'arrots. ch1 \'es. lettuce. mustard greens and beets • Remember to S0'4 vegetables like lettuce. radishes and corn in successive plantings to len~then your ha n est time Trimmin s pol11t.oes thorou1hly and wait for the signs ot sprouUng. When the sprouts are 3 Inches tall. mound aoll around t hem so just a little foliage remains above it. The plants should be watered lf the rain doesn't do the Job sufficiently. As the plant grows soil should contlnuJllY be mounded up to the lower leaves lo keep the potatoes in the dark, so their flesh will be white. (If the skio is exposed to light it may turn green and become poisonous.> CAREFULLY DIG 'the s mall new potatoes whe n the plants flower. tr a more mature potato is desired, wait until the plants die down to harvest. If you want to harvest potatoes at all stages. sift through soil in the mound with your fingers. taking only as many potatoes as you want. Be careful not todisturbthe main plant. In add.Jtlon, March is a good month lo feed plants s uch as citrus. impatiens. fall-planted an- nuals, and fruit trees with a complete fertilizer. Lawns should be fertilized with a high-nitrogen fertilizer to keep bluegrass, rye, and rescue look· ing their best and to get Bermuda and other warm· season grasses greened up and off to a faststart. ANNUAL B EDD ING p lants such as ageratum, sweet alyssum, a ster, calendula , ce losla. cole us. I celand poppy, Englis h primrose, s napdragon, sweet William and verbena s hould be planted this month . Evergreen trees and shrubs, perennials and vines should be planted in March as well. Sunset suggests planting a summer vegeta- ble garden if gardeners have not already start- ed. Plants of artichokes, cabbage, cantaloupe. chives. collards, cucumbers. eggplant. lettuce. onions. pars ley . peppers, potatoes. summer s qua s h . s trawberries, tomatoes, and watermelons are all available in nurst-ries this month. Gardeners s hould also prune s pring rtowering trees and s hrubs. sow seeds <for those who want lo start from scratchi, and \\-al ch for and control aphids that prey on new tender growth on young plants Club to hear fuclulias pro Alex (;ri~JL a uthority on fuc hsias. will s pt•ak before the Irvine Garden Club Wednes- day at 10 u m at She rman Gardens of Corona del Mur (;rig~ 1s a s taff member of the Sherman Foundation Gardens. ;rnd admission to the pro- gram 1s Sl for non ml'mbers For more informa I ton eall \' t•ra Lyons at 833 3491 F e r11 s discu ssion schedule d Thf' care and nurturing of staghorn and moosehorn forns will be discussed Saturday at 9 30 a m 1n Sherm<1n Gardens. 2647 E Coas t ll1gh"<1Y. Corona dcl Mar The program is free and oµt•n to lhL• publu: For more information cull Wade RoberLc;. director of Shl'rm:Jn (iardens. al 673-2261. Rose h ip s t op ic of ta lk llort1culturist J ohn C . MacGregor will s pe ak on roSt.' hips at the Huntington Library in San Marino at 2 pm. Tuesday. According to MacGregor the floral beauty of roses has been praised from "'time 1m m emorial, .. but the beauty of the rosP fruit or "'hip" has received little 11llenl1on The talk coincides with the recent publ1ca· lion or "A Portfolio of Rose Hips, .. a watercolor collection by J ess1e-Chlzu Baer with a preface by MacGregor The talk 1s free and open to the pub he The Huntington Library. Art Gallery and Botanical Gardens are located al 1151 Oxford Road. San Marino For more information call <213 > 792 6141 or1213> 681 6601 Reservations are required Garde n c lub uill meet The Harbor View ll11ls Garden Club meets Wednesd ay at 9:30 a .m. in the home or Mrs James Conway or Harbor Crest Circle Featured speaker for the bo·eakfast meeting will '* Evelyn Weidner from the Leucadia Regonia Gardens, who will speak on raising begonias and using them in hanging baskets For more information call 644-5427. Grow ing like wild flowers Daffodils. crocuses. tulips and other bulbs can be planted randomly to multiply over the years like wild flowers. Best locatwns are under t ree.~. C1rou11d hushes arid in laums . Bareroo·t tree planting c omes with spring fever l>o you think you·,.,. dt•veloped a case of 1•arl) ... µring fl'\'t•r -;inct• you're considering pl <tnt ing a fl'u1I ln•t• now'' That's okay Hun·rool 1\lotlhout ... 1111 around the root system1 cl t·e1duou ... f1 u11 I 11·t·.., !-.Uth as apricot, peach, chl'rn . almond and fi g :Jrc <J vatlable now in man\· an·a ... iian•rool 1n•1• ....... a ys Jumes /\. Be utel, pomolog1s l, l'<" D av1°s , arc considerably ehPapt•r than <'Ontaint•r. balled. or burlapped trees and l11t• ""ay in whi ch they are planted can m <1 kt• tht·m L'JSlt'r to m<Jmlain than ones from eonta1m·r.., llu" do vou select a bareroot de nduous fruit lrt·t· a nd how do you plant it"! The l'C "l'et·tc11t ... 1 offt.r ... these recommendations: ('HOOSE A TREE for your particular en· \ 1rnnm1·nt a nd lot· at ion Select the kind (apple. pt•..i<·h. l'lc· 1 ""hlt'h suit!> your planting site <fruit tn•c•::. n·qum· full sunlight and adequate room to tit•\ t•lop 1 d1w-.n 't 11ttrnct bothersome insects or lw<•omt· ,1 nu1!'lant't' 1f you don't eat the fruit. S(•lec.·t a nwc11um sized tree. Many people think thl' h1gg1·st of the bunch will grow the best but this 1sn'l necessarily true. A medium one will most likely hu vc top and roots in better balancL· Buy <me which is one to two years old, frl'<' of inst.•cts, d1 set1se and injuries. with a well dt•vclopecl ht.•ulthy root syste m and s traight trunk /\sk the nurseryman to top the tree 30 ind1es ahove the bud so that it will have a better balanced lop and root syste m Proper care or the tree after purchasing and before planlin~ 1s important Remove the dead. brokL•n. damaged roots and wrappin~ mate rial. Keep the trel' moist and l'OOI Place the rooLc; in <J bucket of water while you dig the hole. Never plt1nt a tree in soil that 1s too wet The s oil should crumble to your touch a nd bt' easily handled by your s hovel I F YOU DEEPLY spad e the soil before planting. dig the hole wide enough so the roots s pread naturally without crowding If the soil is firm and uncultivated, dig the hole much wider than the tree's root system Set the tree upright in the hole Firm the soil under the roots with your fool When the roots are covered. firml y press the soil down by s tepping on it. The soil s ho uld be level afte r the final s hovelful is spread If no rainfall 1s expet'led !>OOn after plant ing, add water as you fill the hole lo settle the ground around the roots Do not.apply fertilizer at planting lime or during the first summer Daily Pilat ~~-------~====================:::::::;;~£! ... ~~~~~ ::;::::::;:::;:::::::;;::::::::;;;;:;;::========~;;;========..; t.~RN' Sierra Ga~de.ns . # Now ... Grow KIWI in your own yard! ,.,'W't .. f~ \t•h 41l TWf ~ f( 111 t)Ulf., ,_,.,""'t Vt)Ut At•1I COSTA wa.11641-1289 .. ,. .. __ ..... '°" viuo495-0401 1ten c.-c.,.. ..... llo• Ole9'> ,...., ..... ...., p....., • EARN ANO L -~ f\\at ~ KIWI FRUIT VINES Oc:l\\JtR \\-\t llSI ', O 0o QlOtR ~1;~.r 1:~:e0;.::i~i~j::}frs w:~::::,::;d9 L O\ 1 t' Super-rich in Vitamin C "-~'0 G\t'~ O"-~ Lowmcolorres so'<S '"''"' "-PPl '< 10 f"'\ Lorge-leafed deciduous vines L A'2 432' --f"'\ TWO (l MALE • 1 FEMALE) BARE-ROOT cf>.\..\.. O" -Daily Pilot PLANIS PER PACKAGE ONLY ... 24.95 PAIR PEST CONTROL _, . , LLDYD•!i RICHMOND BEGONIAS Very colorful flowers and foliage for s hade or partial sun. Great In containers or ground. "lET TM£ Pt.AMT PltlfmOMM.S S£mcl YOUI P£Sl PIOllEMS'' Lloyd's Nursery ' landStaP.8 Co., Inc. ma ien,ert-ltft. '"' .., tt.J C1st1 11aa. Cl. 12127 (714) 646-7441 .. l .. Mo Mil Going Into Business? A• required by t•w. new bu1lne 1 1e1 using • "ctltlou1 l u11n ... Heme ""' .. re9t1ter th•t n•"'• """ tM CountY Clettt. Cell UM DAii. Y "LOT LEGAL DVMT'MIMT for fonM eftd fUfttter lnforM.etoft. I \ . (;;;/. . \. ., ' I garden sl10 (Fl~ROUS BEGONIA Af~ Bud & Bloom t~~ Ideal For Summer Color 4"POT 58~ . .,. ,. .... .. I Floriat Specialf 1 GAL REG. 2.98 CARNATIONS Come in· for dozens of freshly cut carnations in many colors. ~ Since 1946 Halli$}tl's Nursery · Florist 2~4() Harbor llvd., Cotta Mt1a AO 0000 TH"OVOH MAlllCH u. "" WHILa "''" .. ~·as I.An . . Clvll Orumbllng ... Gloomy Qua In the ~lyPllat l 1 b p • iJ h p ~ ~ c S! el al f~ s " ., .. DSAR ANN LANDERS: I Uve Im a ...... et· tJ. ( ...... a't.., ww.re. u JOU lrim& ., ... w.> n.~berttood 11 • u. IMilt. w tt'• aot Uta elt!Mtr. I would eall lt middl• clUI. ........ WU 8 dol aeroM tbe ltr...t tlaat barkM Mm monlq WI JdP&. Re na11J ckove me er111. 1..-. to tbe bwDln twtee, ud tlley 1ald tbeJ would do tbelr .,_ to keep bUD quMt, but tbe lil!llltloa Dner improved. Lut week, wbile waltlnf fM tbe bol, I m.t ..._ mu wbo Uv• next door to me. He aakM ll I WU bothered bJ tbe barkina dot ael'Oll tbe ltrMt. I told blm ,... plenty. I.Del tbal I bad eo~~ to tbe owners, but tbey never did u . He aald, "I'm fed up, too aacl one of these days I'm Coinl to tlke eare of ii." Three days later I beard the dol wu found dead. Somebody lbot lltm. I have n0 proof, but Earplugs in near future? By JEFF PAUEa Of U. 0.ll't ~ ... SUH The world would be a better place if people wore earplugs in!tead of sunglasses, a USC re- searcher baa disclosed. "Overexposure to noise is much more com- ·mon than overexposure to sunglare," said Lillian Glass, Ph.D., a speech pathologist, "Moreover, noise not only threatens one of your senses but it endangers your general health and sanity." A venion to noise lsn 'l new, she said, but noise levels people are exposed to today are. "George Bernard Shaw hated the whine of vacuum cleaners. Arthur Schopenhauer was tortured by the crack of buggy whips. Julius Caesar abominated the clatter of chariots," she said. Glass points to a 1927 study by physicist Vern Knudsen, who concluded that noise was a "slow agent of .death," and to the dozens of more recent studies of the increase in neurotic disorders afflicting residents who live near airports. ·'The most prevalent problem for most peo- ple is that noise is an irritant," she said. "I'm not saying that we're all going to lose our hear- µtg, but basically, noise exposure can get to anyone. "Until society is able to ban the bedlam, we must simply face the fact that all of us .. re su~ ject to ever-increasing sonic assault from jetplanes, trucks, motorcycles, freeway traffic, street repair equipment, household appliances, super powerful stereos, discos and harmful but taken-for-granted noises on the job," she said. In her private practice in Westwood, Glass runs across dozens of cases of hearing damage brought about by occupational noises, among them a rock musician whose voice is chronical- ly hoane from speaking loudly to compensate for his hearing loss, and a dentist whose right· side hearing has been damaged by the sound of his drills. I am al.molt aure tbe man nest door did tt. 8boald I IO to the police? I am afrald tbat U I do, aad be ftDdl out I turned him ID, be mlcht 1et me next. I need IOme advice. -CITY DWELLER WHO Pl!~ GUILTY Dear .,....._: Y• lilaTe • ....., &laat Ille •aaeni .... .W&lae .... heeMIMHMeaUJ _.._ ti ....,,hn -• n• a ...W·M· kr ..... , .. llYOB. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You printed a let· ter a while back from a correspondent who waa critical of tbe muy ra11ed and torn nap be bad I DR. LILLIAN GLASS ... Noise dangeTow The rock star took Glass's advice and got earplugs which be now wears onstage lo pre- serve what is left of his hearing. "Nothing' is simpler than the less-than-an- ounce of prevention called earplugs," she said. Although she occasionally recommends custom- made earplugs from an audiologist. Glass con- tends that the inexpensive earplugs available at pharmacies and sporting goOds stores are usually good enough to help the average pe~on retain their hearing and sanity in our no1se- blitzed world. "Earplugs can't eliminate all noise, but they can reduce it to tolerable levels," she said. "A good pair can eliminate 30 decibels of noise. I think that's a good defense." The Women's Club of San Juan Capistrano has scheduled its annual swallcws breakfast Saturday at the clubhouse. The event is sponsored jointly with the Rotary Club. Getting ready to feed large numbers of people are (from le/ t J Mrs. Cecelia Covington, Mrs. Bobbie Seeger and Ben Newhart. They will serve from 6 to 10:3Q a.m. Friends of Library will host benefit The Newport Beach Friends of the Library will host a benefit for the city libraries from 6 to 8 p.m . on April 3 at Roy Carver's Rolls Royce showroom in Newport Beach. Author Hank Searls, a Newport resident, will be honored at the wine-and-cheese gathering. His latest book, titled "Firewind," is a sus- pense narrative a.bout a firebug loose in Southern Columnist speaks Sunday Popular columnist Jack Smith will spelk in the Women's Club of San Juan Capistrano Sunday at3p.m. Smith, Hthor of 1hr. books, includln1 bi1 latest, "J ac~mltb '• L.A.," will be suett of tbe SJC Fri of tbe Library. Th• Women'• Club ii located at 11'42 El Homo St. Por man lnformaUon caU-.1111. California during Santa Ana winds. He ~as honored in 1978 for "Overboard," a book about his experiences sailing the Pacific. Tickets for the benefit are $7.SO per person, and reservations will be handled by Mrs. Felicia Young, 2011 Port Cardiff Place, Newport Beach or call 548·6450 for more information. China /ield study set· Oran1e Coast Colle1e's field study course of China, which includes a lMaytripto both Chinas, will be offered this summer, Aug. 7-25. The $2, 795 cost lncludea airfare, accommoda· tions, m~al1, si1ht1eeln1 tours, and admission fees, and tbereglatration deadline la July 1. Pre-trip clua meetinp will be held on the Costa Meaa campus July 25 and Au1. 1, from 9 a .m . to noon·, and more information la available bycaWnJ556-5'13. Home tour due MarlDen Communlty Aaloclation will bollt a bome tour from 10 a .m . to 2 p.m. on Aprtl l belin· nlnaatllOlSuUacoDrtnin~ewportBeaeh. Luneb and tea will be served from ll:IO a.m. to 1 :• P·•· wttb lDformal mocWt•1, I.Del Judy httrlek and Ju'1 w ...... al6an of "Jud11' Cootlm" wW clemaeatrate laod preparation. Coit Al $10, and ba.........S ,..... eu eall M5-osalforlDformadoDaDd......,...aUom. cia.. of '61 plant reunion Sou&h O• mp Seboal elaM ol '11 will bl bYilll * .. ,....,.... .r-n. ac1 u.. wtalWll topuUcipate an ..ad toecmtaet Nuer Strand.ad g.,._ at <Tl4) -.am or htb1 "'••Mk a...., at ('714)-.'190I. seen. And ID BoetoD, of all places. I wilb 1CKI would JriDt a line or two fM the benefit ol the reta.Uen LD W. country. Flap should be made more readily available for patriotic Americana who want tbem. Sean told me ti I wanted. a fta1 I would have to order one from the catalo1. K·lh1rt bad U.S. ftq1 ln the toy department -under tbe bicycle Urea! Many 1toret I tried dld not carry na11, and some tbat did priced them out of the reach of the worttna people. No merchant 1bou.ld mike more than a modest profit on the sale of a Unit· ed States na1. U you a1ree with me Ann, please print my letter -I READ YOU lN PENSACOLA Beu Peuacela: I do. Here It II. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A close friend eave our child a check for $25 on the event of her first communion. The check bounced. We can't UDdentand it. Thele people an falrl)' weU·to-do. My buabuMI says our daqbter lbcMald .n-. a thank·you note, and we 1bould let the mau.r drop. I 11y we should HDd tbe cheek tbrouO the bank a second time and, ll lt bouDeel acafn, return it to the liver. It up .. luuftlclent fundl" acrou the top. What do you 1ay! - M!!MPIDS MYSTERY Dear •.M.: 8etMI tt =• ..... If I& .... a dnble ~. )'Ml' U ....... write a &llallk·y• llOte, alMI ......_, ..._.. M HW. Tlwre ii a ~ tMftnncc bfhoMt. cold Cllld cool. Afln Lanlkrt Molot J10U Mio Co,,._ fl cool toUMld .fr11dftg people oul at Ian booldd, "TMt-AOS &a - Ten W• Co Cool It." Seftd » ~ Cllld o '°"f, Nlf· addrelNd, stomped enwlopt to AM LolttUrt, P.O. Boz 11"5, CMcooo, IU. IOfll. Scorpio: Restore harmony SATURDAY, MA.llCH %1 By SYDNEY OMA.Ra ARIES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Legal agreement creates aura of chaUenge, added responsibility. Relationship intensifies -focus on partnership, public relations, marital status. Go slow, main- tain low profile. If you don't know what to do, do nothing. TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20): Current task is on its "last legs." Means you are finishing job which had its unpleasant moments. New, broader horizons come into focus. Aries, Leo, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. Check medical, dental appointments. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Creative re- sources surge to forefront. Excitement of dis- covery dominates your personal scenario. Member of opposite sex plays prominent role. New approach to love lends spice to life . Leo, Aquarius natives figure prominently CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Steps can be taken which insure security. Protect self in emotional clinches. Regain sense of direction. Goal is in sight. Emphasis on property, safety measures, arriving at rapprochement with family member. Acquiesce! LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Call or letter brings good news -opportunity you missed or neglect- ed is once again available. Be flexible and alert. You'U have reason to celebrate . Another Leo and a Sagittarian could figure prominently. Horizons expand. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22): Close scrutiny of details leads to solid profit. You'll revise, re- view and rebuild -and you'U get necessary financing. Accent also on special services, basic tasks -one who relies on you will show ap· preciation. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Personal magnetism soars -people are drawn to you, • •• Classical <From Pase a> The crowd was brou1ht to temple's rtn1alde. A.nt.lclpatlon built ln the audience aa the atqe crowded with woodwind.a and 1trtn1s, and a 11111pbonlc ebolr was set befo"' ua. Eyes traveled acrou the now-lit or1u, and four chain were placed teulnlb' at center 1ta1e. No one waa let down durtq Clark'• excltiq and clemandtn1 performance. It'• a p6eee that en" out bl a special way. In all falnae11, there are momenta when Mllll8ud'1 "Creation of tbe World" pope out, ud ~ Deftr rully 'eodUU, • I malt Mm.lt Sbere ,.... a briel tucker ID ·lll7 mbad ooee of RlcbardROI .. ' "VletorJ atSea." BU\ lt'1 a alortoua won. And •bat or- eb-*"lldaa I Vooall8ta and abolr appeand and ._,. »eared bafwe OUI' .,.., latwtwkld wttla we a lila--ol!IMlolowlU..ttmsnn'1. AmillatJ tnm,.a bin.Id tarMd bJ ~ 111to Mea .. 1~r-ltrtap. S.all ......... el ..-b .mule. 1 pr.,..-ftll YIOUD lalo-Md .... dae W· express their fascination and you almost can do no wrong. You could win a contest or receive special a ward. Gemini, Virgo, Saeittarius natives play key roles. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Family member confides secret. Respond in manner aimed at restoring harmony. Emphasis on dis· cretion, confidential files, what occurs behind scenes. Taurus, Libra and another Scorpio figure prominently. Surprise gift is "on the way." SAGl1TARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): What seemed a "dream state" may be closer to mark than imagined. Means some of your fondest hopes can be fulfilled. See people as they are - HOROSCOPE deal realistically with those who advocate a variety of schemes. Define terms, get facts con· cerning possible promotion. You're on right track! CAP.RICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus is on accomplishment, elevation of prestige. You have additional responsibility -chances for re- wards also are enhanced. Relationship is in· tensified. Special commitment could be made. Response is combination -or delight and fight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Perceive potential by becoming aware or long-range im- pli cations. Stress communication, publication, added knowledge -and expression of feelings, inc luding love. Aries, Libra a nd another Aquarian play important roles. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Be direct in dis- cussing financial matters with one involved in savings program. You make important new contact. Many past problems will be resolved - you'll be happier from two standpoints. These are money and love. The 10th annual Auction Unlimited -Everything from Soup to Nuts will be held Sunday at the Marriott Hotel, Fashion Island. Evelyn Hayes (from left ), Eileen Lynch, co-chairmen, and Glennette Hobbs, treasurer, show off a beautiful patchwork quilt which will go on the block. Bidding begins at 1 o'clock, following a showing and silent auction at 11. gan la John Wayue! What sounds, what tbeater -wh•t a piece of music .. The 1olol1t1, all four, were mte1rated prayer clrculta, direct and very credible in tbil work. . John Alexander, tbe director ol the lniDe Miiter Chorale, bu created u IDIDU'ed cbolr. CA few peuanta did lea.• ball dun.I tbe ma11'1 performance. But tbeD. uk1q an au- dience to share muaJe'a apedal IDtlmaey bu been known to 1care more tbaD a few OD aome occ..-.) lt Wiii a wedd.lnl. tbll ecmeert -A mar- rta1e ol Cnk muical pat• and Ila.VO Clark'• wr/ .,.e&al muale.mu.a. RUFFEi.L'S UPHOLSTllY W'-Y•W. ... ... ........... 11..& c .......... _ ... ,, .. • • .Pl19UC NOTICS ,_ ~ _, ....... qe...... llOTICltl .. ataYOIVMt._e "°'1C9 .. ~-•• ;-:T""'!"'""""""' .... '*" .... It.__ ........ J, llWllC hNtillt wtll lie Ml4 W .. Cltr '°'*IC :'.c.~ .,_ IMl ,OTO .,161 .,_..__. C:•••• ....... 0•1 ,._..," _.... c-11 ••Cit¥" c.ee.-.. •......., J Cll6l9 _....,... .... _.._..._...,._ .....,.....;;;;: Ila,_. Zleurty, ._..._, .... 4-tll .. *'•'Ill .. C...11......, ..... _..... ...... .._... _., ...... •I• • w ~.,,.... 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Collllrfll• t-.a, "'"" J. li41PPAllO, II 9"1yt111 to l"fftl .... ar...-CMlt Dell• ....... 1111......,_.11 ~ ... •v.., 111' t11e o....,.,_t fl .wcei.t1c ... .,... NOTICE o• D• '"'TH OF Morell to. "'1 1411"1 IWI!. ~trej 1w "0 .. OH SAi.i: lll!lt & r ~ "9IWIO.loton. WINll'll'\JI •lltM.l toMflalceflOllc DOLLY ANNE Ult8AN ·----------lllt .....,,_, •• llltcl with IN ._era'" al ttS 11111 St., Hunllntlon AND Ofl ~ETITION TO PlJBUC NOTICE Illy CloO of Oran .. County°" IHCh,CA'2M AOMtNISTEll ESTATe ·----------rel! 4, 1 .. 1. P11blllllff 0r.,... Cotti Oolly PllOl, '"'"' Mtrch211 1t11 NO. A1..... NOTICIMP'UllUCMUllNe ,.,1>11S11ac1 Oronat c.e.11 oe11., Piiat • ,., , .. , T 0 a 1 1 h e I r s , NOT1c1 is H1"1av 01v1N 111111 • rcll•.•J.•.21·'"1 tm-tl beneficiaries creditors l"Wlk ....... •111 • .. MIWllltOly I CollMfl " tfl9 City el CtOl.a ..... Ill PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE and contingent creditors of "'-'" •· ttet, 111..,. c-11 ~· Dolly Anne Urben and., c11, Hott, 11 ,.,, orlwt, , .... FICTITIOUS 8USINISS l'ICTITIOUI 8U51Nl$1 NAMI STATIMINT MAMllTATIMPT persons who may be:!:~:·.,~~·~': :..:~::'ie•~~:~a: otherwise Interested In th• ,..._ .... ,._. Tiit 1o11-1r19 ,,.,..,.. 1, ootne l>U.i· Tl'lt tollowl"I -aont tr• doln9 neu •• 1>U1tneu M : wlll and/or estate: IONIE EXCIPTION IUO.JA. "'" A petition has been flled Am!Mra, v..il<t• Mrtl\Mk.. 1..n R LSENTlRPRISES.IAOOEdl"91r ANIMALS•4·,.IETS, HU W. -!OS. Hunt"'91on e...:11. CA '2MI. Mc F•-· SM\11,.,.., c.. '1104 by Roland Hall In the =~11,!'~~sZ:i~ ':1~ Superior Court of Orange •-1oe11n. -ans .. Sir•. c.tt County requesting that Melt,'°'• cono11Uono1 u .. "'""" tt Rtthard I.At Slrtllltld, ~00 Edi"91• Jamn 0 Spra1191,., 11 i. OS HU11t1"91on Buen CA '1'41 Po11larlno, CMIAI ~. Ca. 926». rni, 1>11$1ntu ,. cond~cltd by .,, in Chris T. Sclr"'9ff•, "" Poularlno dlv1cjual. Ave .. Cost•..,..._ C.. t:i•:a. I t_ .. 111111 .. o 11Qf110n of• poRfnt tlnKlllre Roland Hall RM appo n ...... • 11ttt11eP .. ,,. "''"" sv..i •-as personal representative tloft, '" • T-c:omer -· t:11¥tr9ll· tO administer the estate Of menial Oeterml11elfo11: Ne9tll¥t l> Rlchalo L .. Slrtllltld Thi• _, ....... CondlKIOd l>y •II Ill· Tn11 llatemtnl w•• fllta "'''" IM dividlltl. unly Cler• ol 0•""9'1 County on T~i Jemel 1 O.lS.W.,r'11~ ltn 1~ rch 11 1981 "s Ill..,_ w.. -w ,,. Dolly Anne Urban (under ~ci~':~cEPT10H H ·rt-ll•. u. the Independent Ad· A,.1.aT1m11,rtme1Mtrrorloll11M•. ministration of Estates I.ff Aneei.t. '°' • c-lltloMI v .. Act) The petition Is set for Permit to •II•• • llell•l• ., 1111 ' F1Jt01I County Cltrll of Oranve County °" PuDlt...., OrOW191 CO.ll Oeoly PoiOI, Ftl>rvary2t, Itel. Fl ..... llj.rcn 10, 21, lt,p<ll l, 10, 1te1 ll•I II p 1>H·~ Or , __ I o.i1 Piiot t --- --.. --.... ---· y ' s-flo-A-. In .., MP-· I"' PUBLIC NOTICE F•O JI.,,,,., •. '1• 20• "" -... hearing In Dept. No. 3 at v1r ... mema1 o.1Mm111adM: ,....11 .. 700 Civic Center Drive, 0o,1 .. .c1on. l'ICTITIOUS eUSINIH NAME STATEMENT PUBUC NOTICE West In the City of Santa 01scvss10N c.oncernlne • 11e11port 1 1 policy In, .. Clly o1 CotlAI -... ,,. foll-1n9 o••ton• .,. do1no FICTITIOUf 8UllNIU Ana, Callfornla on Apr I NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN IMI 15, 1911at9:30 A.M. •• 1tld ume aoo otac:•. •II .--In· Silltu .. : NAMISTATIMINT IF YOU OBJECT to the t.r111eo mo -•• -1>t 11ear• bV nrantlnn of the petition lhe Cllyc-n<il on trwaloremenll-d HAAGEN·OAZS ICE CREA Tiit IOfl-1"9 _.., ll 6oln9 l>ual· Sf'OPPE, ml 8rhlOI Awnut, Co.la neu u : .,. .... CalHorlllatJUt SU NDANCE MAINTENANCE. ll W ' M•tter1. you should either appear EILEEN P. PHINN EY R...., c. -June A c.,,.,, lit as. La s.11e, eoa .. .-..... c.tlf«N• 0.11dor Lane. Sa11 Clt1•11n11. '2626, P.O .... 10564, C•to Mew. at the hearl~ and state 01vo.r" your objections or file PuD1IW<tOr.n91 eo.11 oa11y P1101, t)llfornl•f2•n Californl• '26%7. Tiii• l>U~IMU h condutted oy • Jam" Kennell! Coocr1, as. UI written objections with the M•rch 20' '"1 ••••• court before the hearl~. -----------••I ...,.nen1110 S.llt, Cotta MHa, Calilornla t»:i. I R-C Corl.r ThtS IMl!neu 11 Concll.c.IOd l>Y an In· I JUM A. CMltr dlvlcjual Your appearance may be In person or by your at· torney. Tn" 11111-1 was rueo w11n lht J.,.,,.s K. Cor1cr1 PUBUC NOTICE tunly C. ltrk ol Or""Qa Counly on Thia slal•mtnl wn tiled with tne ru1 11 1911 · County Clerk of Otano-County on FU7US ~rch 4, U'1 · Puo11...., Ora1>91 Coe" O•••v Pliol, 1'1l714S IF y 0 u ARE A SUMMAll Y 01' PllOPOUO OllOINANCI CR E 0 I TOR or a con· A pr_.ci ordlnotK• 11 ocn-1.i '+'•ch IJ, 10. ?I, "'""1 l, 1981 IJU··ll Pul>llshtcl Or-CMll Oaily Pilot, ' --------March 6, IJ, :IO, 21, 1981 10!7 .. 1 tingent creditor of the de-'°' •dopuon a1 111e ,...,., Clly Coun· ceased you must file your c11 meettne of ""'" •. 1 .. 1. 1>eln9 PUBLIC NOTICE ----• . OrdlMnu 11.i, removlno IN rectulrt· claim with the court or men1 ,,,., 1me11 ,., por111119 1n '°'"' PUBLIC NOTICE . ~ l'ICTITIOUS eUSINEU NAMaSTATUUNT ltlle 1011-1"9 oerso•" are dolnO' .,..,".''"· PUBUC NOTICE present it to the personal me rclal -• --by C-1 representative appointed 11-1 use P11rm11...u,.10 u .-rcen1 01 b th t 'thl f Ille required "'°'" may l>t for small Y e cour Wt n our cars 1u1>1ec1 10 revl-~ dl11ri1>u1ton months from the date of 1>y 0101-"1 s.rv1c ... u111. TM or first issuance of letters as dlnantt reciu1r .. 1ne same perking tor provided in Section 700 of ~:!::~~:::::1~,:,:U.,:~~~.,':.~' 10' t h e pr 0 b a I e C 0 d e 0 f The motion lo OIW Ordinance II 1 California. The time for 11rs1 readino orrted 1>y '"' 1011-1"11 fil ing claims wlll not ex· unanl"'°"' roll 011 vote Ayes cou11 . . c11memo.o· S<lleler, Hall, Hertioa. ptre prior to four months Mc"•·•-. JOllMon from the date of the hear· Th• run , .. , of 1111 o•OPoled or. ing noticed above. di11ence mey 1>1 read in the City YOU MAY EXAMINE ~:s.:·• Oltk• et 11 "•1• Ortw, eo.i. the file kept by the court. EILEEN P. PHINNEY If you are Interested in the 01yOerk t t fl' Cllyof C:O.IAI Mew es a e, you may e a re· PuDnllWd ar.,... co." Dolly Pllo•. quest with the court to re· ~rch 20. 1"1 ceive special notice of the .. ,..., PUBLIC NOTICE inventory of estate assets $TATIMINTO, AaAHDONMI NT and of the petitions, ac-PUBUC NOTICE llt OF UllOl' l'ICTITIOUS counts and reports •u.,Nus NAMI! described In Section 1200 • l'I NNERN FLOOR ING CON M1'CTORS, 111 Pr .. IOIO Drove, Cosl 1'1• u !:1~1~,"';~17:~:i;:::,r:.~ of the California Probate NAllaotl MUNICIPAL C:OVlllT COUNTY 01' OllANel 4'91.1 ............. +··· C.llloml••»» a N•mt Code. ROL ti O•v•O L FtfW\ern. 111 Pres101 'lf'•v•. Coiii. ~ •• C•llfOrn1• •262• O l •IW. EEN TOOLS. JOll K•llvoroo•t (O\I~ MHa, CA 976U JOHN C. PENNY Attorney at Law Penny & Penny N...,.,. hOc"-CA tlWI P1tl11tlll INSURANCE COMPANY 01' NORTH AMERICA fhl\ 0 ,,,,.,, i Linda S l'ororotrn. Ill Pre>odo •••. Cosl• Me\a, Caiolorno• 92'16 TPH\ buWnf"\\ •\conducted by .n 1n Ft<hltOu'l 8U\1t\e\\ H•tne re lo -••• l1ltd on 0•41119• Oii 11 · 27-7 •. Otftnd...,I OAVIO TOAL, allCI DOES l·IOln<lu.llve. County 3411 Via Udo, Suite 203 Rot> v1dv•I l.•f"CJ• F1rvwrn l(,,,.,b ert T Monroe, Jr . J0\1 roo•• L•M. (O\la Me\A C"-N ewport BHC:ll, CA 92663 Published Orange Coast Dally Pilot, March 20, 21 , 27. 1981 1427·81 SUMMONS l n" \t•ten'M!nt w•\ f1l.O w1tn f~ unty Cltr~ 01 Or""ge Counlv o ~1'1' C..N ...... rU .. . Tnt\ NOTICIE I Y• llaw .... -. TIM n 1ndtY10 bu~f\f'U *•S C ondu< tfd by Mi uat CMl1 .,..., -.C'* .,..iHI YClll Wl-YMr Mfllt....,.. -yff ,....... wlllll• • *"" ........ It••-- "*-· ""II, 1991 >1 l'UIU P111>10Wd 0r .... ve Coa\I D•••Y Poto I "" 1), 10, 11, ,..,,,, l . , .. 1 111J I 1 lh1i K•rlHn 0 Monroe lordtcHwd Rooer1 N Monro., Jr stat~t •41\ hl.O w•IP\ t,. PUBUC NOTICE Coun1 y Cl er• ol Oronve Coun1y °" II you wl"1 lo -" IN tcl•ict of an allornty 111 Ullt -r. you -.;Id 6o NOTICE OF SALi OF A VIH«L 10 oromplly '° lhtt your wrllltn PUBLIC NOTICE M arch II, 1981 Pul>I 1''7411 VALU«DAT MOlll THAN u• rtlPOftM, ll any, may bellledon lime. FICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS NAMI STATl!Ml!NT Marc" ,...., 0.enQe C.0.>I o •••• P.101. NOllU 11 llereb'/ ,, ..... pvrwanl lo AYllOI u...-... '* -····· 10. Jl,Ac><ol J, 10. 1981 lllO.fl wcllon• !Oil, 501, !01.S, S02 end !03 ol 11 lri.-1 ,_.. -.c .. lr c-• u .. Tnt tolfowlng p•rtont •rt oo•n 0 \tnen M : • PSP INTERNATIONAL, '191• ulh Gr•nO Avenue. S•nl• An• 111orn1a '110S Wllilorn Allred Donald, RR 1, 80 • Tiit --------__ Ille Harbor & Navi.-tlOll C.ode of lht Mil • ..._ .. a -..-u .. r._.. PUBLIC NOTICE StateolCallloml•llWllftdersiOMd: ..... .,. * • f411t. LH .. lllftnwo· OE ANZA 8AY510f VILLAGE Will d N ........ . -----------Mii at OUOlk ...ctl4W\, at JOO ECO.II SIU .... _IOlkl'8rtlc-)ode s Hwy • N-porl .. ocll. CA, •I t : Ull ....... en Ute ·-to, cleMrl• F~~~C::!:~:,:::r' •·"' "" IN 691 hlJIUll .. ., ot Aprll, 11ecttlt tnmedlal•m•nlt, d• ul• lollowt"O ptrlOfl• ere doino '"'· tne lol-nt o.tcrl-,.,._.rly, mo...,.a, "If ,..,.... .. tt<rlto, al flay I, Du\i , W•llull11, Hawaii 9'193 Hans l(leldwn, Trend Forts nus ea 1 ... wh. 01911nt, ~ -r'911lrode • llempo. WPORT BEACH "'UTO SALON, .. ,, Pac:emaller Mof~/ld Cl' u" '· TO THI OIFENOANT: A clvll NE • JleO lO, °*"""rll ~ OK "" 1>uslneu la <onducled 1>y FS H11ll No. :i.:im. complaint ,,., -lllOcl l>Y llM plaiflo ~Or • •I,'"-" .. Kii, S.141 Ule It tor IM pWllOM el u ll.-llff ... 1"11 ,,_. If 'l'Oll wllll 19 .. ,_ .... pW1nt~lllp, William°"· Donald CAt 0• llftl ............ .00.\>'> Jtth SI. lyl119 llen of .... llMtrslen•d ·~ '"'' 1•""4111 ....... '""SI wllhln JO cMYI "°" lliffcft, c.A '*" nor•o• '"' •llCI tten <HI• tn Ille efltr 11111 Wmn-s 11' _.,.d °" you, rtnce I'. Roark 001 Hllart t amount Of s1w .. oo IOl'tller wllh cott1 Ille wll'1 lhl1 covr1 • wrlllen ,_ .. ... N•w ht> llal-1 wes llled will! I n I y Clerk of 01' anve C.O..nt y o "" s. "" n Ter Wey, ,._1 lleoc.h CA '2660 of adverltslno -e11penses ti wile. 10 ,,.. c.OMPtolnt. Vnl"• you do ao, bllsl I ' nd 1 d b Otled Ulla 11'114NY ol ""-r<h, 1 .. 1. your defavll will IM elltorecl on •P· l'ISTUt u1>111hed Oranet CoHI Otlly Pilot rc111J, :IO, 17, "'"'11 l, '"' 1114· Tiii QeMr !, _,:::.,1: '° u< • ' e s.m Nitro. Mer. ollcatton Of Ille otalntlff, -11111 ,_, Ttrr9M• F .'Roark P11bll1-Oronat eoesr Deily P1101, mey ,11 .. , • 1........,, OOllMI .,.., ,., " Tiii t atet-• WH llltd w1111 lht March 20, 1•1 Ille relitf oem.tnded In Ille compt•lnl, ty Clorll of Oranve eou11ty Oft •U!-tl which c.ovld rnu11 111 ternllllnwnt ol Cown ""-« PUBUC NOTICE 1111 1,.1. ,. ..... t•l"8 of,,_., or ,.,_ty or ' ,.1.,.... PUBLIC NOTICE other l'llltl ttQlltllecl 111 Ille ,..,.. l'ICTITIOUI 8UllNIH NAMI STAT•MINT Pu bll"'9d Or#199 CO.II Otily Piiot, P••lnl. II 10, ~7,Apt-11a,10, 1 .. 1 Ull·t l NOTICI QP llfTINT OAT ED: N°". U, 1'7'. Marc no Tiit IOllO•lno _ ... ,., •• ,. dol TO CUICULATI PITITIOH J. PliTIRSON, Cltr'll Noll<• 11 ,,.,..,, """"" of the lflltftl a., Carol 81«1llnlon sin .. s•: CALl l'O RM I A AUT ~SVR ... NCf! AGENCY, 111 1 .. rslde Awnue, Newport Be•< 0 PUBUC NOTICE Of Ille .. ._ WflOte N.-S 8#fff 011 °"""y ----------t11l1 notice to clrculett an t11IU•llve OOOOlllNO& eu1t•SM ". "· N71111 petlllon within Ille City of lrvlne, $ttt• A Pr.,...,_I cor,w..._ 'ICTITIOUI 8UllNIU i>f Cellfornla, for the Jlllf'PoM of rt· ,.0 ... •1111 C.tilornle~ Rol>trl Welter Slombov9ll, J er11ando, • 40J, Newport 8•• 10 NAMI STATIMINT f0f'ml119 muftklpel c.,,.polllfl llnonct 1MI ..... c.Mtl Or., ...... lft • followl119 penon1 .,. dOl"9 orovlsl<lrl1 11,.,,lne M;Mictpel C:-of '"'•Mou. CA,... Th en allforllla9*1 1>u11 ........ Or•IMnces, St<t. 1.8-401 . I ····· A 714st6-t71t GOLOIEN SUN 8VllGElllS, 2111 11ottmen4 Of ... , .. _ for Ille pto-P11tlll1Md Ortftlt CMll Dolly Piiot, McF....,,, Santo Ana, C.lllornla PCIMCI tellon M contemplated In the Marcll 20, 71, Aprll l, 10, ltll 1426-7111 er, w. 97704 . petition II .. Ioli-a: Ronald I-Oodd. 1.J.4 Ced ewport 8ooch, C.llfor11la tMl. Thll ~neu la conducted l>y ....... , l>W1ntnlllc>. • Lout a G. Stavros. UJ7 Loma 111 1917,.tlW Irvine City Collncll ap.1-------------1 111-ldE.Oodd Thll Slal..,_I wot llled wllll ounty Cl•rl• of Orange Counly lht on Avtn ue, t.ono Btac:h, Calilonlla toecM. l>f'OVtd • c-'911 llllMl<• reform or· Pett llltWIOI, 1n1 Loma Aven.,., dinanu "-'"' • muimum limit•· LO<lt 8HCll, C•lllornl• '°'°4. lion on ,,. -· 111•1 • City Council II l>U1lnen Is COftducted by • ur.dlelalt could rtcelvt from • alngle Th arch 4, ne1 l'U1 Pul>lllhed Or-Coast Oaily Pl 147 99"' rel,..,,,_""'-· lOll<U for on elecll111 compalllfl. Th• I.NI G. Mawr• mnlmum ...-, orielMlly H I at tot, rel! •• II, 20, 11, 19'1 IOIM I PUBLIC NOTICE G ITATIMINT 01' WITHOlllAWAL OM ,AllTNlllllMIP O"UIATIN NOall ,ICTITIOU$ eUSINI n NAMI The,....,..,,.,.. .-r-. 11•• wllhdre wn 8 ee11ert l oarlner lrom I '1.,.'11119 OCll'•llno under lht I 1011• b11tlneu name of P.H OPIRTt•S L TO. at tlJ• Placero ., ~IAI Mew, California '1U7 ... IC· p lie It· T.,. flclltl-llulllntu Mme sta nl Hr u. P9'1nenliP wea flled y I, 1'7t In Ille C:-.ty of Oron99, Al.lllllT GEN£ PIZZO, ll ...Clo A.,.., CMIAI Mew, CA f'lU ...,..,, 0-Pluo °" ,. 7 .. 1'1U Publltftld Or .... CMll Dally Pll rcllU,.,27.""'111, tte1 1U7 ot, ·II PlJBUC NOTICE ""9 ll..,..IOI Uio for lht 1971 etecllen, now sl-1 et Th It tllll_. was llltd wllll the $491.11, -will bt neerly WOO 111 1"1. ty Clerk of Or•• Counly on Ttw ,._ f« the lllOrcllnott or-Ill II•. 1•1. In !fie ctmpoltn conlrlblltton ilmll 11 Coun Mere Pu l'U7111 tl'lal tlle cwrent orCllllMl<• orovl1ton1 bit.,,.., ar.,... Cooll Delly Piiot, conlal11 bolll • co•-of·llvl"9 eK•l•tor II•. U, 20. 27, 1 .. 1 1221.ft and en ..ul-.. .,tel to ltw trow1h Mere PUBUC NOTICE tn Ill• n_, ol r19t1ttrtd voter• in irvln• Tt.e orGPOMCI 1n1111t1v1 would roll l>aO Ille muJ""'m allow•l>le 1lnot• l'ICTITIQUI 8Ul1NllS aourct ccr1t'1bullon 10 SIOO 00 In lltfll T NAMll ITATIMINT of 11\e City's .. ,..,1enc. With c-pe'911 lie lot1owl119 PtrlOfl ll doing l>Utl· llne,.<t llmllall-. tl'llt 11 • ltvtf Cit- H I termlMd 10 l>t , .. ~. and Ide· GOLD ASSOCI ATES, UH q11•te to tlllld..., effecllw City Council ,,. .. ae .. tl>tll SHHI, • l'·I, Or•11t•. campolen, wNlo •t IN -time .. .. Calll ornla'*5. cour•Ol"9 uMllt reliance Oft ltr .. . Str Tl! M•-Gol .. teln, UU ~ special llllerftl contrlbllllon1. Under Ml, • l'·I, Orllfttll, C.011 ..... lo tl!MS. Ille ,.,_., lnllllllW, am~I adJutl· 11 tllllnfts ta t.-.C'" llv on 111. menlt 111 111t '411't,,..,.ltn ttmll would .. ., '" ~. Ill,..,...._.,-... •rlcuy on y .. rtl __ Gel .... 11 chaft998 111 tlw C181 tf IMfl9. The oOcl • It .... _. •• fifed wltll I,. llonal ......,_. fMlure -ralsl"ll ty Clertl of Of'• .... COii"'' on Ille llmll ....... , .. tf'OWlh In Ille G81111 M¥ .. MO!' ell •. 1•1. ,.,,...., fl ........,.. .,...,. In lrvlnt ,,,,,.. _,......,.......... ..-11 .... Cir .... CMSt Oolly Plitt, Tiit ,_,,... ti Ille PrtlOIOd t11•,11,-.11,1t11 1#141 _ ........ !Ill .. ,,..., ... ,_ . .... NOTICI 1 .. VITI ... 81DI ......... INIMry ~· -ettf N•Uet 11 ,.., .. , """ lllel Pt1BUC NOTICE ..... -......................... -.... .... .. ~Ill .,. tf ............ ,,., .. '" t ...-VllNftle ..... ~ti. 11111 .. kllttl Ol•lrlcl ti 'Ot'Mel ly .. ~ C-11 c.Mlflll911t; ..e, Ill ty, Coll....,...., .ill rtalY9 -l'ICTIT1CIUI .UllQM tf ..-, ...,.. tM I ••11We11U af 11f w t:• •·"'· ti 111t 11tll -.... ITA,...llt k ... l!Mtlllt .. ~11119 "° .... ""' "" ,.., .. Wfllch ,._ .... ... flll ,....,.... .., ...... ,. "'"' .. _ '-' • .,... ...... IM*lt •.-llcly ...... eM .... flr H Mii•: ,..,..... ~ i...... .. I 11111 9MC1 Ulllftf,,., ... ~ C,O. & AllOCIATH. 1• W .... ,, .. .,_ ti tllCtMl..elf .... l .. .... Mk , .. all • "' ... 1 . 1MW111Ct'-• .... ..,_""" ... MtcA,..,_, .............. Cl.""' ..-elll ..... ~ . .. .. OMc." ,.,.,. -.. H., .. ,. Ctllu, "" w. o .... rMardlrt.1 .. 1. I llr•lcet, "41 Alttfl A•tft A,._, ....... Me, Cl. ftltf (, 10.11) .....,..,,.., S Hotrheot~, "IM, ClllHntlt. TM Olttrk;I •••trl J , Or•fti, tNt W. ,,,,,,._, CA•t4. .,.. .. ,_. .. retect -., MecA,..,, • ._ ..... Ml. c:.. ftm ~a. .-.r111. *" Mllltl M., w It_,.,. f#l lr,..,..,..llta It....._ It~·-., a lr¥tllll,CA"'1• .. _ ....... Ill,,..,_,,. ... In lfle ....., .. =.. Pa• A. t•, Jr., l~I \'llCU, Cltlall lrwtM, CA •w. tNtwUMf ... : fMt ........... -f'lltll ..... t1tt Vllflllll ~f .!.'"' twre 1 .... 1 td'ell CNtlrlCI c:..ty 0... ef Or .... c::iMlly M .... l,._,4;Ntr'1a. __ ..,.. ....... ,... == ......... """ .... ................ ..........___. ....... •M, CA9'1. ._. ..... Or9llllt e.ttt Delly ,... ...._ .... Cl9M 11111'¥ ... ....... .... °""' ....... St•rtl"9 a New Bualn•H Ac ccordlftl lo ColNol'ftll tutl-•ltd •rofH.._ C:.. (he. 11IOO lo 17UO) 111 "'""e dol!'I '*'IMH .,..., . .......,._ "''"' , ......... -". wttlt tltt C-ty Clefk llld ..... It ~"""' ftllt l1111et lft I ~8'9' .., ...... art• '" wltloll tll• IMlalftt .......... Tlta 1tett111e"t le ,....,.d _, ..... .. ......., ... ,. ..... . J••r IHlalMH tteM. ..... ...... ,., ... ,. ,.... ....... ..... .. ............. ... Tltt DAILY llllLOT ,.. .......... .. =-... ..,,... ... ..... Alll .... f ..,.. ............ . •eHr ffflrlet •• • .. o, ..... C:tltftlf ee.tll••··--.. ., .... ef •• , ... " .............. ., tfl•1te '"~ ueu ~.....,. 111. Ill fer ... ,. ........ lllR ... ...... ' ~ ''""" fM t'f,Mllr.t,tti•·"" ....., -•• , .. ,"' ~ ' ·.. \ ______ ..._ _____ ... Top cats The 64th annual Empire Cat Club show moved into New York's Madison Square Garden featuring (top to bottom, left) That's a No·No, Tiki.kats White Heather of Denimar, Lady Midnight, Sum Yum Prudent Pi (and at right) Marriette, Penelope Pinstripes, Shotoku Heaven Sent of Nekoto and Norparks Copa De-Lecti. Final curtain falls on Peoria's Palace PEORIA, Ill. (AP> -It's curtains for the Palace Theater - lbe lul or the city's great vaudeville houses and the place where the phrase "Will il play in Peoria?" was born. Demolition b u be&un oa the ornate 60-year-old building to make room for a high.rise apartment building and hotel. Efforts by preservation groups failed to save lhe structure from the wrecking baJl. "It's really a remarkable lbing, the likes of whk h we won't see in Peoria again," said Donald Luebbe, president of the Preservation Alliance. a group that fought lhe razing. "PEORIA WAS ONE OF THE centers of the whole vaudeville industry in this country" in the first part of the 20lb century. he &aid. " 'WiU it play in Peoria' came out of that period because they tried out vaudeville in Peoria due to the local conservatism and middle-class values." In the vaudeville heyday of this river city in central Illinois, there were a half-dozen major theaters. The spots where the Orpheum and the Majestic stood are parking lots now. The block· long Hippodrome, with its 1913 escalator running from the lobby to the upper reaches of the balcony, was rued long ago. In its place. the city's civic center Is being built. The Palace, wilb ita 14·fool multicolored crystal chandelier anglng from the center of the celling, was the mosl elaborate . FOR DECADES, THE TIIEATEK hosted some of the biggest names in lbe business -Amos and Andy, Fibber McGee and Mol· ly, Jack Benny, Ozzie Nelson and Blackstone, the magician. The Palace was made into a movie bouae and reopened Sept. 29, 1929. The first film was a comedy, "Tbe Hotlent.ot" with Edward E v.ereU Horton. The accompanying slate show conslsted of Peoria's- own Roxy LaRocca and his merry mualc makers. The last live s how was lD 1954 when lbe WLS National Barn Dance played Peoria. Luebbe, whoee or1anbation tried unsuc· cessfully to have lbe city do a detailed historical study of the theater, said h.is group was saddened by the demolition, but sald be did not regret the group's low-key legalistic approach. . "WE REALLY AVOIOED EMOTIONALISM; chaining ourselves to the building, thal sort of thing," he said. "I think the study could have been done if the City Council hact-wwnted to do it." The cll'y is in the middle of a multlmllUon-dollar urban re· newal project. The federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation said the Palace should be saved, bul conceded renewal plans bad gone too far . NSW YORK (AP) -LJl'E ma1am. abould have diteloMd to readen that it pa.Id Sl,000 to Bernard W•lcb, accused of lcUUn1 Of. Michael Halberstam, for penonal pbotoirapbt Uled to llluatrate an article, the National Newa Council aay1 . The council a.110 "pheld as "warranted" a complaint by Rupert Allan, a lon,Ume trleod of President and Mn . Ronald Reagan, about a feature the L09 An1ele1 Herald Examiner published Just before lhe electloo, quoUng him as sayin&, "all their non-Jewish friends" will be at the White House. THE COUNCIL dismissed a com plaint brought by the Association of Ameri can Railroads that a segment on ABC News' ''20·20" called "Working on the Railroad " distorted dangers posed by shipment o f h aza rd o u s materials on rail lines, and upheld a charge lhal People magazine failed to check lhe cr e dentials of a man who advocated ta king large doses of vitamins. LI FE magazine paid $1,000 each for e ight snapshot s of Welch t h a t it used in its February issue" to illustrate a s tory comparing the career$ of Welch and the doctor, brother of a journalist David Halberstam . "Such disclosure would have at least permitted the article's readers to evaluate an perhape a different li ght the magazine's tre atment o f a n alleged murder er it billed as a n accomplished thief 'in pursuit of his rainbow'." the council said. IT SAID "SUCH a payment thro ws i nto qu es tion the integrity of the or ganization involved." LI FE said the purchase of the photos "was justified since they made a real contribution to unders tanding th e trag ic dimensions o f the terrible e n co unte r b etwee n D r . Halberstam and Welch." It also s aid it bought the photos after an inter view with Welch. We lch. who boasted In the LI FE article that S4 million in loot police recovered from his home was "just peanuts," was accused of shooting Halberstam on Dec. 5 when the cardiologist .and his wife returned to their Washington home from a party. THE COMPLAINT wa s brought by Charles Mohr and Nan Robertson of The New York Times and J a mes Woolen of AB C News . The council urged adoption of a policy "not to pay cnminals for news materials" and said thal insofar as It proposed a higher stand.ard for LIFE and other m edia, "the complaint is warranted." CHARGING BULL A GOLF HAZARD OAKLAND <AP) -A man whose golf game was abruptly interrupted last year when be was charged by a 3,000·pound bull bas riled suit against the ·golf course and lhe bull 's owners. '• ll was as big as a truck," said Robert F . Warren of Alameda of lhe animal, which he says smashed into him and tossed him into the air. Warren says in lhe suit that a knee was fractured In lhe attack and he couldn't work for six weeks. He is a n investigator for Western Airlines. -' l .. ll h p, a1 in h pl pc di Ul th af Cf SC en ' as fa1 Sc wl the ' "B Sh. dot sec ) ho~ Ed ma Co1 Wic A eve was cep1 pow city A kn~ rob1 aa I nigh lain Vi ln1tc Rad on h rob Broe Aver Sb from ty ff1 PC 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 LIRBACK Equipment includes 5 speed transmission. power steert~. bucket sets. tachometer, power assisted front disc brakes, wheel well moldings, carpeted floor mats & pinstripes. (608729). One Only. 1981 TOYOTA STANDARD BED PICKUP TRUCK Equipment includes 4 speeo transm1ss1on. power assisted front disc brakes and one-touch la1I gate panel. A super value tor a super truck! (012246). One Onlv 1981 VOLVO DL 2 DOOR SEDAN 4 speed transmission with overdrive, power steeflng, power disc brakes, tlnted glass, belted radial tires, custom pinstflping & morel (192801). One Only. 1981 VOLVO DL 4 DOOR SEDAN Automatic 1ransm1111on. power steering, power disc brakes. power door locks, tinted glass. custom p1nstrip1ng, wheel well moldings, upholstery Fabricguard & more! (824099). One Only. , ,,,, ......... , THE :REAL ESTATERS WllTCIJllp VACANT Reduced su.ooo . l>Mpent.e oWMr aay1 An&n"IOM INVESTORS $5,'000 ftil bea~I v1ew p~ DowtJ.I 11erty In Newport ii • NEW CONDOS XLNT TERMS .. OMI Of THI ,._, NOtm IMll JD Cameo Sbore1, a 1prawlla1 ' bedroom, with atudy and 04ulllte kitcbm1 wrapped arOund an mvWD1 pool and accented with a 1umptuoua spa and, ol all tb.lnp, an incredible garaae! You abould see it ! There'• a view too, for Juat '8'7~000. All rul ••Ute ad· ••rtl1ed la thh UWlpeper .. Hbjeet to ..... Federal Fair ROUS· las Ad of ~ .Wela ... It W.,al to ad· ••rtMt "lit)' preference, lhnltalloo. or di•· ullJllnation ba1ed oa race, color, rellslon, Mt, or oatklbal orilln, or ao intention to make any 1ucb preference, llmltation1 or dla· crlmln•Uon.' b~~M all often. N quaw)'in1. Low down. 4 Bdrm aintle 1tory bome, totallY upsraded. CaU for more detalll. " priced below market 121321•11r Paymenta of St,• on value and below ap. E . of Harbor Blvd. u....illl'\us: LJ6'&....AS:~ '90,•loana. BeautifuU pralul. Space a1e Ml-lltlast. l"""lllllllft.J L • "-',._._~ Thb newspaper will not knowlnf ly accept any advert sing ror real Bdrm Z IMlt.b home with kitchen wlt.b breakfa1t -----=---Rl:l .. 'TORS 7 6000 dlnln1/famlly area. area. Huse uv1n1 room, tJO DOWtJ ' s::.na.. ' 6 5· " \ THE REAL ESTATE RS Shaded cover9d pa\lo, I a 0 a I w 1 t h v 1 e w , " " 2«3 Eaet Coast H'9bwey. c°'-.., Mar double 1ara19, call for .fireplace and open F H A • V A l.~~VE430FTf!E BESTLJSTINGSlH_TO~ = ~ ,100 estate which ls in viola· SEA COVE'· PROPERTIES .moredetalla. 548-2313 beamed catbedr•I cell· lnp. Hlde-•·way mailer · TERMS! u.r~ : Uonofthelaw. ~~~~:· = l\or• -Ual UIS .... -Ull -...... "" uu.... -hnterU11I --·. --·'-" -.....,........ . .... a--· 41» ...... rlloMAlo oao c::-.. llt.!'. = ... _,.,._ .. =:.:.-~ ::: ~·-·· = 1 i.4-631-6990 . ~ . .. ...... wn_._ Larse 5 Bdrm s Bath home located ID If e1& THE Hul(EE . del Mar. Two tlreplaca, pool, add·on family $96 500 . l'OOll) and RV parttq1 , •re 101ne ol the feat~. Excellent Anaheim loca· The owner will tell on • tlon. Terrfific r.mlly contract rib low down . home, close to 1hoppln1. Full price •ieuoo. xlnt school1. Near Angles and Ram1 home. Big home with beamed THE REAL ESTATE RS ..... llAl. ISTA Tl IMYISn.t'T LICTUll ;:;.;...... -_._. ---------· cellin1s, recently re· decorated. Kitchen haa Learn the secret of bow to purchase property creatively. Sat eventn1 March %1, 7·10PM. C714) IQ..3710 bfr 5PM for re· .. SS. lltWEST· COSTA MISA MOO, FIWtCf ,_ 5 11 -S 125.500 ==-::~ Owta SAYS SB.L e=-:l ,.. Not •n add.on or con· "'-7 w.':-: version. A rut 5 Bdrm ~Tr>'• -family home in one or -..comns. Costa Mesa's nicest .. rEISOMAlS & areas. H•ndymans de· LOST & f8UllD light. C•ll now •nd u ve ! __ ... )100 Cl) ~--~ ~~.r..-=-= ..... a..•· -Ttaff!• suo SEA COVE PROPERTIES new microwave, ran1e and oven. Tbe back yard Is bif enoulb for • ball field. Call for details, 752-1100 THE REAL ESTATERS THE (i000 LIN ASSUME $100,000 ' aervat.lon fr info. EXECUTIVE MESA VERDE! Very popular Republic home with covered en· try, maulve Uvlnl room a nd hmlly room , flreplacesi elegan formal din n1 room. hu1e country kttchen overloolu aparklln1 · pool. 3 car 1•,.1e and ·many extru. Owner will cany lat TD at 12% ln· terest. Priced at only 1ulte, aeperate chldrena 3 Bdrm dining room wl.rlf. Duh to the pool. 1500 sq.ft. or living area: Calf today for detaila. no down VA . 193,950. Owner hl1hJy motivated Call now, 546-2313 and will work with very creaUve fln•ncln1. C•ll 751-1100 THE REAL ESTATERS BUILDER'S BARGAIN Ouutandtn1 builder's lot, lb3PO' with charm· ing 3 bdrm home. COV· ered patio. Live there while you buUd I Lot next do o r alao for aale -Hx300 '. Nr . Newport's B.ck Bay. Hurry. ult for details, 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS THE !<EAL ESTATE RS 1Hl•OODUFI UMY.PARI Townhome living at Ila moet prestigious. You'll enjoy co1y fires in the mst.r. Bdrm. balconies off S Bdnns, plus the fun or minor redecoratln1 with paint and new carpet. The price or SH0,000 ia the best in the •re•. For lnform•tion on thl1 SELE C T PROPERTY ca ll 75Hl91 C:SELECT I PROPERTIES 7'4-631-6990 UNIV.PARK Townhome ti vin1 •t its most prestigious. You'll enjoy cozy fires ln the mstr. Bdrm, balconies off 3 Bdrms. pha the run or loam at ~ lntereat, on Uda fantastic Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm 2 bath home, with Z fireplaces, expanded family room . 1900 sq.rt. of livin1. Priced at only St39.~. Ad now! call 546-2313 '285,000. Call to see. ---------i 541-%313 ·"'··" ' - = ----or minor redecorating THE REAL ESTATERS THE REAL ESTATERS uoo ,,_ _______ •! with p•lnt and new 1• carpet. The price or -IOIO IOU -Mm llQJll t«l)) -!006$ --- $3 Sl40,000 is the best in the area. Forinformationon ~TTENTJON REAL t hi s S E L EC T ESl'ATEBROKERS P R O P E RT Y c a 11 Do you need minimum 751-3191 otrice apace??? Desk OCIAM YU COM>O Lo..t priced Venaillea condo on marbt today. 2 BrZbe. $15S,l50 1()5$ -11171 ---· IOll Ille ..i $100 C:: SELECT ,. I PROPERTIES apa ce avail. pro- ressionally decorated Of· rices . Orange Coast Financial Cent.er. Mesa I Verde. c.ontennce room OWta W PIMAMCE nail. $175 per mo. Your • 12°/o DOWN phones or share oun. Buys thl.a 2 plus den Other 1ervlce1 avlal. home. 56 months new, Or.nge Coast Fln•nd•l 675-1771 -..., ... ---... -------- tilt tilt ... 1140 ... .... '"" tllO -lr.lij --.---.,. --ma -11'10! ..,. '111 rll) mt 11111 tml -,,.. fl27 mo "7• tml '711 mo W14'l 11'7'2 ,., .. ..... "14'1 fl• Vila ll'IJO t1M rm t'llll • all it tc*n Is a PENNY ·PINCHER AD C... M--.Y .._,,, Fri4ey 1:00.t.M to 5:)0f'M fw Nd d11y't ,..... w ul lty ,.._ • Mtwdey fw s-4-y·.,...... .642-5678 Daily Pilat . For Claaalfied Ad ACTION Calh Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 double iron gated entry, Realtors. 9157-0701. I ~~~~~~~~!I c•U'9dral ceilings, brick --------I-' rlrepl•ce, gourmet kitchen. ~nch doors to p•tlo. Sl79,000. Call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATE RS WALK TO MWn BEACH Your beach place tbl.a summer or all year lon1. S209,900. Plenty or room ror the whole ramlly with 4 large bdrms •nd ramily room. Lovely re· ar 1•rden and patio cov· er. Owner will help finance. Call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS To plae» your meU.1e befonthe readint public, ' phone Dally Pilot Clauified, MZ-5678 $5,500 puts you into your own 4 Bdrm, A/C home. 12 7/8~ ranancinf. C•ll for detail s o n our i ET" Pl"Olram. REDCARPEf. --754-12_02__ : HOTICE bow Daily Pilot Clua· iried ads display their messages with legibility and impact? Our ads, we are proud to say, really 1et r u "lta . Phone ~5678. Sell Idle l:teml STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? According to Caltfomle Buelne•• and Prof•••ion• Code (Sec. 17900 to 17930) all peraona doing bualneH under a ftc:tltlou• n•m• must ftle a atatement with the County Clerk and have It publl•h•d tour tlm•• In a new..,..,_ Mrvtng the .,.a In which th• bualneH ll locehtd. ·:ii: ---.... --.... --.... ---.... --.... ~ rlt6 Th• statement 11 required by law and I• neceaMry In protecting your bualneH name. Moat bentc, require proof of filing to open commercial accountl. vm '"" irm llllOI -•11 llU •11 --.n -----Ilg leU "" ·------= ' I Under ConatrucUoa. . . . WW Be Ready By June. 1B4nm, m1t•1 FamllJ Room, ot..Y .... Deck, 1 Frplca, One in ll•ter luMa. Bai View from every room. BOil J>Oet. Still Time to Select Your Own .Decor. $1,I00,000. The DAILY PILOT pt0vldl1 both tiling and publlutlon MrvleH. We have all th• nece1t1ry form• and maintain a deity Mrvtc. to the Ofange County CoufthouM. !"her etop by one of our convenient oftlce• or phone the LEGAL OEPAATMENT MM321, Ext. 3)2 for more lnfof'matlon and fottM. -=~::'i' ~\\.~~-4~~s· -----MW..., QAY a. PCMLAN •• _,.,.... "'""" of tile ,_. ICNl!ll>lecl ~ t... low .. '°"" ,_ ""lo -· K U 0 H 0 H r 1 r 1 .... ..... CO..-ctAL LOT 3 contifuous lots, zoned C2 in San Clement.e. Of· rice building pl•os anilable. $296,800. THE REAL ESTATERS OOYOU OFFER A SERVICE? Let the public know with an 11<1 in the Daily Pilot Service Directory. It can cmt you as Uttie as $2.17 per day. For more in· formation and complete rate call 642·5678. CIE llDlll ILlllS GD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE CaATWI .. IAMCll. IUT 0. THI wm Create Your Own Financing On This Two Bedroom, 1~ Bath Condo In One Of Newport Beach's Moet Elegant Gate-G uarded Com· munities. Neutral Decor. Shown By Appointment. Only $149,000. S... SPY..U Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace Ir Beam Vaulted Cellinc. Larae Fami· ly Room, Full Length Hearth, Wet Bar. Plus A Huge Bonus Room. Sellers Will Aniat In Financi.n1. Pool Size Lot. Shown By Appoint· ment. Asking $565,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listin1. (i) ·--............. 159-11• t 2c_,. .. .._. .... ,...c.-. macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIAAY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY 411 .. UMIY•srrt PAUi Beautifully upgraded 4BR, 21h bath and family rm "Fordham" in Villa1e' I. Earthtooe decor -freshly painted and new air-condition. Larae master BR w/ftreplace and balcony. Steps to community tennis courts; adult and f amity pool. $144,900. Scott Alston 551-8700. S.11 WOODIAll el COM>OI Bright 3BR, l 'h bath a end-unit Elm model in premium location near park, pool, spa and tennis. $112,000. Marion Hanson; 5.51-8700. 8 ·12 712-1414 Compu\ Vo/Aey Cenier 642-1211 901 ()ov., Onve 511-1700-- Wocxbdqe(en!• 644-6200 Harbor v-Cent• For e111 Ad It. w_.•, Worid c.. SH 64~5671, Ext. 330 For a New Baby Sew and Crochet! ,,,, 11f ..,.;_ lff ...tr'- I Sh11ldrtss With Curwd ,... 111ftnm 2 Sundrtss "1fll bf> conml1n1 strapi. PLUS J. C.,. aochet ,.cket to toP botll. Yov can·t bat t/lrs for .atue• Printed Ptttein 9001 Mrues Sam 8. 10. 12. I•. 16, 18. 20. Hill Sizes JOit, 121; 14\t, t,'t, 111; 20\t. 221; CtocW darec SW~ .. -:..::-: ... .... .. flnkJl9 ............ SW ts llMWlllM'nl ,......,. ...... 441 .,...,,... . m ........ ~ .......... "'... --. ~ Sl'RING-SUMMU IMI 'ATTntl CATALOC btit111 ,_ TERRWIC SAVIMCS Oii tiftlt. '"" .. "*"' Wlltt Olllf 100 ..... ~~, :sJ• ...... 11 m..w1 .. ••• 3 -. l l h II . M 1n it "' I o Il l • nt •S ID 17 n· alt n· d 41 ••• rm ent ust Cul 11,>le Ul I y I d a r 11om ra m l!'>l\l' .~ & ce1I trm mey sell •n ~'." Jblet bd1s. pier 16 t! . 'f u5h & 1nUW rime uple11 ~-Sub 0\ 01 lie E IMI cbtck ~ t 1•; r.: !""""'!'r I -· --, '· .•.....................•..••..•........................................ , •.•.••.........•.... 1001 •••r.. toOl • ....,... 1002 ... -111111 1002 TAI Wini Off .. EAl'l'llDI!, C.M. Two C,/. well built bcMet Oft OM lot. l'Vol, dodble 1ar11 II Liv• In z Bdrm. rent a Bdnn. '100 mo WISTCU" $129.100 REALTORS '75-HI I COLI Of NEWPORT REALTORS 21111. c ... Hwy .. C--.. ..._. 675-5511 Sh1rp end unll condo just a short walk to s hops and transport•· lion. 2 bdrms. and 2 Cull bat h s w i th bri c k fireplace. mirrored bar. carpets and drapes As· sume low interest Isl TD .... SULA POIHT IEACHROtCT Panoramic vie w at wed ge. from prime large lot. 4 bdrm. 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq. ft. featuring marine . room. entry. Ii ving room. dining room. built-ins. etc. Sl.385.000. 1714) 671-4400' 12 Ill Ul-JIH HARBOR A 01v1,s1on of II arbor lnvf'stmcnt C.o. ~ PllYATIPAITI hpHOMHDlrect FrOM HOIM OWMn No waitinR ror buyers No listing conth:H·ts No qualifying buyers Sell now move later or rent back D1vort'e OK Fixer uppers OK Fast t'losinR All info rmation t'onfidential Call Jason Michael 546-9374 ASSUME LG ''h% LM J Br. 2ba home + pool Pride o f owners hip Take ad vantaJ.te. 90'1 LIDO ISLE Newly remodeled traditional styl~ 3 bdrm. 2 bath home featuring large recrea tion room & 2 patios. Living room has attractive bea m ceilings. fire place & fre nch doors leading onto brick patio. New kitc he n bit-in a ooli ances. Close to tennis court!\ sandy beaches & .c lubhouse. $420,000 IAYNOHT We have several fine homes with pier & slip, starting at $1,500,000 R•NCHO MIRAGE Springs Condo. 9th fairwa.v. 3000 sq ft 3 Rdrm. 3 bath. furn. Golf di> mbr~hp. Will trade for in vesl. prop BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 41 Bn y\1d.-D11v .. N B 6 7S-6l6 1 fin an av a i I 0 n I y Want Ads Call 642·5678 lr1assified Ads ------1~---642 56711 Sl05,900 Cal l now 1 A~LSTATE = ....... ~~ REALTORS REAL PEOPLE Must see to a ppreciate l.Re 3 Br. 3ba. 2 frpll' r ustom ho me with many extras. Assume Is l TD and owner will carry 2nd. Only SJ50.000 Call now 979-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS Oc.eGSft Oftt DMplex 3 & 2 Br. compl rum Blt·rn!I. 4 + car 11:ara1te Offer down payment and take over $426,000 loan at only 12:i..•• fo r JO years. 1659.000 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 AS SU MAILE This s harp property or fer.> room and comfort m the excellent F.astside of Costa Mesa. Large lot + 3 car l(or aRe LarJ!e assumable loan availa ble PLUS seller will h<'IJ> with finan<'mR A super huy' Askin!( $142.000 lalM>a Island Rtty '73-8700 SUIRH%ES Enhance the des1rabihty of this new listinl( J Bdrm home. situated on a quiet t'UI de sac The 2nd s to ry has 5m a ll ocean view Completely fenced back yard. 5m all <'Overed patio Ortered al SlS0.000 with l(ood as sumable loan Conla<'l Jean Ritter for rnforma tion 642-5200 j PETE J BARRETI ... REALTY COSTAMISA IEASTSIDEJ For those who can use h e lp in H OUSE PAYMENTS ' Neat three bedroom. two bath home PLUS attractive one bedroom re11r unit. 50xl6.'i R·2 lot. A 1reat potentl•I. Sl~.000. '31·7JOO M.I. GOIJICOURSI BEAUTIFUL IN AND OUT ow ..... wtl .... fllt9c• ......... . tr•dltl .. •I reslcle•c• I• cH•"'"' .... ,.,.. loc ........................ .. -4 ~ ...... , .... roet. ,........ l_.cepl.. -4 l•t•rior. Sftec'-,.__ IKlu lid J ..._, f9lllly ,....., .... 1••.-d room. 2 flupluH Io•• .,It• ••tltt•• •••t•ll d•l•H fir•,._.. CDC •• , kite ..... ,_. MM yanl. lAr9t ................... ._., wt.o....,.1~-" ... •1'' , ... ...-, .... ••till SJI0,000 t.e. INTERESTING LIDO ISLE Strfft to ...... loutMa. A ...... u. •• .,*";:;IO itw WI ... Id ...... .. terJor w1t11 lllllt IJrHMry. Z..tory 4 lted. f.,...I dl•l•9 rM., flre,e•ces. $475,000. WATERFRONT HOMf-S, I"'( RI Al I..., 11\ 11 '""·tu Ht I I f , .• , ... \.1 ... ' 2436 W Coas1 Hwy 631_1400 Newport Beach INCOME PROPERTY Two houses o n a divisible lot just 2 blocks from the beach. Great rental property. Call for more information. 644-9990 760-0835 2 "FIXER" CHALLENGES 225 VIA ORVIETO o,... Sat & s. 1·5 OM UDO ISLE LARGE HOME-GHAT LOC. ltlllldet'1 & Decorcrton lwYtt.dl Lowett price c ......... for fin ...... Myer °" Udo t•. Stalffd C)laM. ..... ,.... M lots of posslbfNtt.1 llt .... 2 .._ 2 ............. w /dllllltcJ ""' ........... ... -1-t ..... IOtM ''TLC"' te-. It 1111r•11. $299,000. LAICH HOMl-41MT LOC. C...,,... ext.nor -W llllWt llHdl ~ ofhlfp. Howe•er . ·: C MYt • .... ..._ t• woril with. •-• ..... ,.... .................. ....., ""· .. , ............... + 1 ..... Mr..t ...... 1oc ...... $349,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ \ I . ~ I I ·1 · '\ rfAYLOR CO. HI :\I 1 1>1:'--. ":111· 1 ~1 .11 ; II• CAMYOM DQ.USIVI • llAIULOUS ~·vaSAIUIS" 5'21.000 Deane Homes largest & most spectacular model & ituated on the largest lot of Deane Homes. A glorious vlew looking thru a lovely yard with tall trees t o the liig Canyon golf course. Huge patio surrounds the lge pool & SJla + the sweetest gazebo ever (even has a lovely chandelier ). Gated e ntry to the front courtyd with fountain . Marble fl oor in foyer with glittering <:rys tal chandelier, 4 BR. den & form DR. Call for appt. WISLEY N. TAYLOR CO.. llEAL TORS 2 1 11 S• Joo ... N• Road MIWPORT CEMnR. M.I. 644-4910 WILSON PARK CONDOMINIUMS CHECK & COMPARE THESE FU TURES 90% ANANCltli 123/.t% INTER. ~ HARBOit A"REA LOCATION ---~ o1 SIZE 1650 SQ f1' ./MICRO OVEN "ALL SllOPPINt: •-.. liLO<.'K "l'OMPACTOR o1 Alft <.:ON IH'l'IONING I DISHWASHER .t CEMENT DRIVES ./DBL GARAGE f WALK IN CLOSETS W UP!::NEH ----- WARD INVESTMENT IMC. SAW OfftCI 1714) 6l l·SOH l lO w. w-... St. '42~2000 c .......... c.M. WATERFRONT CONDOS I OCEAHFRONT 2 Bdrms 2 ba. unfurn ) ~"" $8.'>0 yrlv BAYFROtfT lluntm,1.!tttn II arbour l'un·hast· 11r lt·aM' 11111 I 3 !Wrm I h<1. unfurn Mint t-ond S8:;() yrl~ o n fa n I 11 ' t 1 1· t 1• r rn ' II rand n ('" •·pt '11 drapt• Front $ :I 2 9 o o ll I' a I I 714 15.5() '.16/)1) CHANtfEl FROl'fT J B<frm. 2 b<t unfurn S750 y rh associated BROK ERS-REAL TO RS l Ol S W qalbo ri b ll lb~ I DOVER SHORES Custom home with pool! Perfect for ente rtaining . Spectacular views ASSUMABLE LOAN COUKTI Y ELEGAMCE ln exclusive Cam eo Shores. 3 BR. Pool ho m e on t l acre French doors Two fireplaces. mcludmg ma~tl'r BR. Newly customized & etched glass wmduws Open beam c(•t lin ~" A hsol utely ~mashing'. $6~5.000 IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 , .. l])~@!J~~~tc~~· ~ -ASSUMAILE LOAM/Sl 41,000. ChannifHJ 4 bdnn home °" qlllet cul·d •·HC Oft choice locotloa. MHy up9rode1 plus excelltat fift•ci"CJ· Tots• oHr •led to exlstfncJ T .D. ot I 'I• O/o ClllilUDf lltt. rah. Mewty ott.~. -ASSUMAILE LOAM + 'flew. great lock I~ •l•w. TCIM ..eftd to S 110,000 T.D. ot I Ol//>/o ...... Mt. rate. 4 bdnft. 3 bah. ._""' ..... fom.rM., ] frplc1 Ir .,ace for bo•t or ca;np•r. Offered ot uzs.ooo. 4 Bdrm home d irect on Me.aVerdeC.C. Theon· ly thin, better lh1n the vie• 1 th e 10.H CJ flnancina. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC -llG CAHYOH -$415,000 • Otwnaffc ...trywoy leack to this lo•tly lte ) bdrM, 21/i It• .............. ...,. 11¥.""' ' ......... dl•.r•. lea11t. brick potlos. llfrH••ly well p riced w/xl•t ... dltg. -.a.•••••IY ,, .... 4 REALE 1ATC Sft• R#o11.i, l'f"P""V M~ 2431 W Col st Hwy ~tBeaeh Otan Coaat DAILY PILOT/Friday, Maroh 20. 1981 ..._ ... ,_,. H1•"'-,. H111"._S. H1•n,_S. ':=. ••.••••.•............•.•........••.•••.••.................••..•......•....•...•.......... ......._ . =.~ ..... !~ ~=~ ....... !!!~ ~~ ....... !!.~~ '"... '~ d At& ••••••••••••••••••• Watelf"* older u-• =· wm e.cunce. MES~ VERDE * * OEEIAELD L a raeat mod•l I c.,.... .. W. I OU De~rf1eld Tht Plan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br. 2 Ba. wlth pool. beautiful done u never before! JASlll™E CR!!t:K • N"' landscaping & easy care yard. Owner Pool. ·~· m'tsnlrtrent :'~.!~·b~i~tn"~~: wUJ consider V.A. $129,900. ~~F:-hi:"!n~"as•c::~'• pll~: 1uperb n rpet· hlah lo11n b11lance Call Inc 6 drapes: complete INVESTMENTS now. ly l1ndaraped. Owner - wlll cmy flntn<ln.. 18 Unll8 . Costa Mesa. Parklike setting [~·1\\bod~~ Shown bt :rr;lntment l.38 acres. Zoned to take 24 new Con· • Re It ,:::::~ .::,:,:: ::•& 18 Unll8. Costa Mesa. 3 years .,,. "'"" S!t;~~ home. 1>\•n \ on areen new. Separate meters & garages. :i belt immac. '305.500 ORANGETREE ": 64o-814S CUSTOM DUPLEX So of Bays ide Drive J & a den. or 4br fronthouse Fireplace:'!, patio. + Jbr rear unit '525,000 with owner financ ing MAUIY STAUFFER SEA LIOM IEAL n 67l-SJS4 S50K Own . Cameo Shorn, S695K :t brand new condo/ dplx, S42iJK ea Alll 673776 1 . 760-\391 DOM"T CALL ME A DUPLEX I 'm :1 perfe<'t home for o w ner oc·c·u p a n t or ma vh e 2 11 ~ a partnership Two nearly C'QUal 2 Rdrm 2 ba units with mast er suites. !>tone frplcs & wood bt>am re1hn1?s on a n oversz. lol w pvl patios and de<'k New on lhl' market 111 S32U.OOO C all 644-721 I ~ ~ IACH PARADISE 1.F.ASE OPTI ON Beaut 2br. 2ha Irv me TerrtH'l' Pool I-t ome Spa. lg1• lot. 2 <'l!r gar. room to build $4000 dwn S 2700 'm o Brvan 640 5681 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VEIDE Sharp J Bdrm on t'om er lot l-'e atur1ni; 2 r1r(·pla<'es. new roof. coppCr plumb1nl( and mul·h more Own <'r wdl a,,1,I with lh(' r1nan<'lnJ! anti will a ll-o con.,1der a lt•a<;t' optmn Pnt'ed at SIJ0.500 1-'or more d<' tails, call 540.1 1~1 <llS#• HERITAGE • • REALTORS Open Sunctay. 2 5pm. l&i I On•hard Or 5bdrm. Jba. frt''>hh painh·•I l'olon1al hl•auty 1-'amilv room. 'rparalf' dinmi: room. rrplt· nl'W roor Prated :it Slf\O 000 for qu1t'k .. alt> Xlnl rinan<'inl( T II I'. W I I'; f) E M A NS ·l~M t)(~11r751 4293 MOVE-IM CONDITION lmmarul<1tl' :I Rdrrn 2 hath N1•ar nt'" p.,iinl S11r1nklcr.., front and hark ('o~ered patio •1frar 'rhnols /\1-tklnR on h• SIZS.000 Call !>41) 1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS D. Bourke ReaHor 546-9950 Lowest price J Br + lofi condo Sh:i rp end uofl S83.!l60 ESTATE SALE Collel(e P ark 4 Br. P. h a 1120,000 rash 805 /524 -1590 or 8051644-5360 MESA VetDE Beautiful 5 BR Puul home nr J?olf course w lrg assumable loan No agts please J ohn 631 1266agt F. side 3RR. 21-..ba condo Skvlite. derk. patlO. 2 rar 1tar M any up grades. By Owner OWC 2 SIJOM 540-4<Wl:l 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOllGET tT! If you·~ lookinl( for thul "flxum up" s pH1&I, keep on looking This beaut y is in nt>ar mint t'ondit ion & a ,:real value at tt11s pr11·e' 545.9491 :...,_:Walker 8 laa RF:AJ. f:STA'rl': 3 +POOL IARGAIM ll iJlhly upl(raded 3Br wlfam1ly rm' K1t<'h 1n d!. hltm <'OOk top & m 1cm wuve Loh or t•x 640.5357 C /21 M•wport C..tn -. Woodbndite LandinR Rra nd new 4Br. 38~. rrpk in mstr s te , E·Z 8' ,umable $\S0 .000 S239.SOO 645 9850 al(t * •COLLEGt PARK • Lowt"'\ pnt't' Syr:i<'Ullf 1n ('ollf'lo?f' Par" Owner':-anxlf>us G0ttd l11l'at 1on Assumablt' finunein.i:: Call for ctt t ·1 I INVESTOR'S tra1-t' SparkhOlo! pool too' Onlv SllS,000 e HANCH HEAL TV 551 2000 DELIGHT 1~urry r<111ti<16 1<t:w 2 M~MCL~DOS Elc;;:,11nv 21 c111r1;~·~2 **LINCOLN! L1vein one. ••••••••••••••••••••••• No. not thl' Prc·1-tidcnt llent or sell hut a bt-uu11ru1 J Rd rm the other .. .ill<11·h1•il home· in 641°1991 09t. l!IJrj!l'llll"> Wont11lndg1· ~ 1-;.,1at1•, Th11-t 1 ... lht· h.-~1 Open Hou,-.e until ~ol<J ' ~. pr11·1·1I produl't o r i1 ' W eekday' 2 :10·6pm ...._~ l\fH· in th!' Ml'" Flc•1f1 Sat Sun 10 6pm 4hr hit• finarH"llll! l"" C .tll r • ··ba hurdwood nooro; NEW LISTING '"'" new paint. r pl!>. rlrapl'S F rt>s hl\' <lt•cur.111·41 I ~16.'dllMI plombm• s11s.ooo '"' hMm 2 h• "'!m•· •>lh [ f!ii)lll.>odbr ldru• Senate St C'M 5411 17:11 or larf,!<• v,1rcl (, rt•al ,,., .,,- 831 !M78 'umahlt• f1nanc·11u· "' I Rea. hy "'· "· 1dn C M 2 hon1°~ nn VA llJlJl"r1 uni I\ 1 ·"' '11 •·•I 551 :JIHlO r . < ,., 1·IH'4' to 'thoul' .111!1 , lrJ? lnt <'aq>f'l' dr;ip{'" 'h1111p1ni: Sll!J!IOO 19:!1ttt•rr•n1 • 11.,.,.lnm• forrei.I air heat Lot" of 131-8440 :1 llrlr :! Ba l'11un1n hk• xlras. Great for Isl tlffil" l•--------11( hnnw 111 Thi· t'11l1111 ' investor.. Prine Onl" Tak•· m•t•r ""''1101? lo.lo Owner 642·~ fountain Vol~y I 034 & ow1· s:io 1100 f.4116677 -------1 4FfORD41LE AREA MEAR l 7"' ST. 3 Bdrm 2 ba rondo wll h patw Walk in c-luo;eto; Community pool & n·<· rm W<Jlk lo "h"P" & schls $114.000 - \\·\II IOH<l'I ! II >"11 ..., Inc. REAL E'iTATE S7U900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \~t TRUE VALUE 111 1 ht• l'' t• r p 11p11 I ·" Wt•.,tmont horn••" :i 11 i: IM +-Honu:. rm 111-111" markd prH'l' s1:n 000 Call Annt-M1·1·;,..Jan1I fl:! I 121fili • "on h" 1101! l'a rk SI! I Fam1h :!''' h nm1· l.rn·;ilt•<I •HI quu•t 1·ul <Ir ';t1· Wl1 h Oll'C' \ lt'W 11f p;1rk nff ma,h•r hdrm hal1·11r1 v 1hr 2•~1111 1 hu11t 1n ... owr ;,it 1:1 1,'. f11r 2 v•·ar~ w1l h 20·. !l"n S!!«l.~00 C';,ill .John 1)4() :1111 or 7:lO ~ {'V''~ --------IHuntiftqton IHeh l 040 WOODBRIDGE * V A·41d SI 08K • VI\ appraised 4 Rr 2ha "ln<ln pmnl 111 "'""' Pnn(' only 751 683li ·····••··••·•••·•·••··· IRING ANY OffER 2 Hclrm W arm1n~lnn 11 ••nil 11n11 CreDI It II' al 1110 <lpt•n hflU!'l' S<11 !. '-11 n I '!. I ;1 t i: 1 U Wintl"'"MI \1!1 552 Ofi611 l.o\'<'lv Jhr c· .. 1m home oc.-ar· beac h & rrnrk formal um 111,111 1 '"'"" Sl6!J 1100 552 6940 lo<'ated on a 11uict tree.' Srll(•r w i·arn p:1n cif lined rul d<' sat· {;ood lhc• hu)'''' tlo"n 11.1\ f«1n.-h11San.loaqu1n potential Assum loan.; m1•nt A· 'a'' hnnl! .1m \ 111<1 2 hr 2 ba <;j?I ... t ) I $120.000 AGT 760 11520 I 11rf1•r hlk 11•nn1-. & J.!Olf duh' · · 1 IEST PRICE Sl5H lllMI OJ>!•fl s.11 Sun 3 Br 2 h;i I olll'IH' Park TOW... 12 ~ 2 Sc•J.(ur;i 552 1111 pool home A<'I now' IM ,... (I • h k. ('oo Won't la.;I at $129.950 4hr rt'mOd<'IP•I k1t1•h1·n ""' r ro 1 r P 22711 R ulJ!ero; Opt•n I plu-;h i•arpt•I'<. 1·11"141111 5010 00WM Sa\ISun 12 5 !166·0!\ft~, •1r;ipt'' fn·,hh P·111111'11 1 f\clrm Clranl!l'llf't• 1•()n <l vs.54117()l9t•v sc•llt•r hou~·hl ·'11"11"'r II. tl1111n thl' ... tn•;.m A11ul1 h-" pnn•tl thtt11..,.111tl., MESA VERDE Assumable 9 'h0/o :1 R<lrm Clc.rn movt• 111 rohd1tion All orfrrs an11 t 1• r rn ~ 1· 11 n ~ 1 cl r r t• 11 0 w n <' r w 1 I I 1· a r r ' $139.900 Frank 540 4fi4fi MESA VYDE CUSTOM hc•low m;1rk1•1 ':il111· fo r eommunll\ " pool. t~n qllll'k ~•ii •· l 'rc•al" ,. 111<. ... pa W;Jlk lt• Sad 11•rm..,11k hPll1•rl111rn <ll <·h ;1r·lt 1·am1Ju~ t 6}},~~~~~l L::•2:El~L ~: .. 848-8588 ...................... .. PERFECT PARAIDISE .... V E ST O R S S1H·t·la•·ular :l Bdrn• " hcim<· with m<11.tn1r1n•11t SPECIAL! 'II'" of 1h1· l'anf1r .111,1 Mu1-tt '>N' th1-. '*aut1fut \ Hr 21 1 ba w 12 frpks --------~ spa d<'n & 'mall lake m '11·1,... from lw;iut1ful twat·h l.,irJ!l' a"><,umablt I • 1 " 1 n I 1• r c ' l I o <1 n '495,1.0fJ MOVE UP TO MESA VERDE hark )ard A'k1nR Thi., srar1ouc; 4 Hd 2 s tv hum(• hn'> an outsland mu 1•omt'r locutwn and a 91 .•. rullv assum11ble Imm The.· pnn• 1~ nRht al S219.llOO C'all Annl' Md'a.,l11nd R:ll 1266 $244.900 Owner will ht•lp W r1nant'1nj! C'all for more mfo Pnr1' rrdur t1on Centurv 21 Rt•rl? Clem 962-8891- EASTER IUMMY HOMEY! P r it•ecl lo sel I 1 m med1a1elv Pnmr Sn Coast Piuta locat10n Great loan · term!-!' 545-9491 BKR. t:xeeut1H· l>uvll·' for d1,<·r1m1n:it 1n1t t :"h' ":lhr :Iha 1•arh n•ntr;il .11r WOtKJburnin,I.! frplr' 1·1"1om clratK'' r aq11•1-. hca' \ o;hak<' roof 11 ' • ·. lo:.in 1s a"um,1hlt'. no quahh mg n<•cr,,un S l OK Down Or bu MOVES YOU IM :-..; o 'I 11 ,1 I I r \ I n J.! n<'r<•.,sarv Your n111n thlv paymenl 1·an tw :id 1ustf'rl t11 me1•t vour n111n thly hudgt>I Wt' havP manv :I & 4hllrm hnml' 111 hcst Oran gr County lol'at1ons w 'lht·'l' \c•rm.., <..:1111 our spc<'iallst for more information donosen realto rs 121:1 N COAST HWY 1.A(;t lN/\ llF.ACH 497 4M48 THE SH AKES Wl.'ath<'r l'd red:ir ~hakc>s. that 1s Custom designt' ui.t• of wood glass ~ n•ralTll<' hie Beam ce 1I inR. frplc. SJ65,000. NEW CONDOS XLHTTERMS ONLY 3LEFT LR pnvate decks. & pal10ll For 4.5 day escrow Rldr prov1de11 d ra pes 2000 Meyer Place a,... doily 12·4 641 ·1"1 • PRICE SLASHED!! At this pric<' every · 'r<'· ady. willing & ahle" buyer will want it' In veslors ton ! Hurry' Hurry ! Call now" ~S-9491 ~Walker I lae REAL ESTATE 1---------· ~.~!.~ ........ !~!.~ EASTSIDE Only Sl 25,000 VA/FHA TERMS 3 Bdrm. fplc. family room. Call &45·9161 )\{j nPHI ~HHJ\t , a L Rf i\lTY / Telllni t.bt IDCl8t people pomlhle II Important to the succ••• o f any farqe ule. Make 1ure youre h lls\ed In Claulfted, p b on• IU-5171. ~ FOR THE SMAR T BUYER This cute aln1le family home ls great as a darter home or beach cottage. Located In a de· !!lrable area and Is within walking dl11tiance tit the Harbor and Ooheny State Beac h. snuoo. 493-8812 On. the Oran1e Coul· looli to Unao flrat .. ~ GOLDENWEST ~-EALTORS •,.._,,jl' !ASSOCIATES 14MHI OCEANFRONT Disttt11s Sale 2Br co-Op. view unit on sand It s urf Exclusive adlt comm 24 hr see bldll Priced at owner's cost for fast escrow. 1179.000 R 'H lft'f9S~ 752-21,7 ---~MAil ll(e 4 Bdrm 2ba. up· l'raded w/s hoke roof. hot tub. encl polio. t.ove· ly .,-ea. Sl29.SOO. SUNSETR.E M8·51Q 846-8803 -~H.-.. 1042 •••••••••••••••••••••• G1ld11W ... h..._ 8e1Ulllul S.S Enc. 4 bdrm home. E lflllftt wet bar, bft.ln bbq lnslde • many other amenltlH lnd 1 1'\l&e yard th1t b•cks to a be1utlful park. Jut 2 yl'I old! B'°"er. 113-8182 Mission Really 17\41494-0731 l.('tl'I<' Opt ion 3bdrm. $30.000 option money Sl2001mo S395.000 sell rrlce Prine On•~· 497 l~ 28r cabana & lrlr. sublet· ling allowed. 3 pvt bctts. poo l & fis hing pier 129.900 1714)499-~ DUPLEX FtX8l ~ OCEAMVllW Bring your palntbruliitl fr broom t.o save SSS on 1ii.J dirty dawg~ ! Prim• Lal(una Beach d uplex w /atUiched garage. Sub· mil offer! '759·1501 m 752-7373. ~Wabllil REAL ESTATE ----..awlSTHITIMI for Job .-en t.o chtd the Dally Pllo\~el w..-.s ct ... \nu ..... jOb ,.,., .... ii Ulue JOU 11\llhl •'•er oUe rlat y•r .......... wttla ...... Utt l o~ W•••ll c....., ......... \ • Cash m on 7or11 ..... _...,. ............ 0r •• c..-....... ,._ There are two way• to win with• Dally Piiot High Roller Ad Aun 7 days fo.r $7.n 11 days for $11.11-3 llnea Items totaling $500.00 or leas Call 642-5878 D1ilyfillt Private Parties only -no commercial businesses please. Any classification. No cancellation Rebelte. H111nForS. ..._..,_S. H.MtforWt ....... ,_,.w. ....._,..,.Ide OtherRHlhtwh ....... ~ ............. 4 ....................... •.....•..••.•.......... .........•..........••• .......•............... ........................ ....•.•••.............. ....................... ...................... . ..................... . ~ .... t 048 ............ 106 Mewwiheclt t OH S.. ..._ S..-I"°"" ''°"rty 2000 .,. ... _ IHclt ll I I Co• MeM 3224 Ina.. lZ44 ••1 •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• :-.-;.~~•••••••••••••• C-,lllr.. 1071 Clflll1mo 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •I" flOI SOMIOMI SIA WIMD J ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ,..,..,,. c ... Aow uxury Individual type tbr, 2ba, l850/mo lst/laat Lar1e 3 Br. Condo 2~ Ba. I IPICtA&. ll'flMl,,_.CI H VH SOMERSET We have aevearal In home, 3bd.rm, 2ba, new. 1300 security new Din arH, family rm, W~rm • woodsey 38r POOLAMDVllW 5 b~. 3 ba, with 1rand 14Y2% FINANCING AVAILABLE jeatment opportunltle~ St,OOO/mo. mo4ts-0tll7. cpl/pot, formal dining ~~. ~~·A!aJ.tt"~'. Jti. atunnli,f ocean ' A co1y 3 bdrm home mountain view & cuatom n the Dallas, Ft. Worth wport hecll l 169 754-0ll88 1115 mo +depotlt Call coutal v ews . Lg with formal dlnln1 r m featur es . Probably LIMITID Tl ... OMLY Texu area. Exc~llent •••••••••••••••••••••• tb 2ba h 1,..---;j -75Z-1282tto4 ,rooded lot. Seel. hot tub. and pool. Hl1hly expan· rlnest Somerset avail•· O,IH HOUSI DAILY 11·1 !fov.!nra,~e awi~~~1lnimum arbor V. homes. •tBr. d~I gar m n~c/' yd tnla~ · ••.ooo. d•blevlewofhar~r and bl,, 130,000. oi~n RANCHO SAN lllHI m•ns ln,comm:nny.fin,r:i~ ram rm .. 2 story, xln~ CollegePlr.KldJ okf7SO "H:~~~e t;:~k~oni:b1; if II ocean. A 1rul Usting at ~·tij ~{ 2214 ort IUM " al ranges Principals cond. Avail 5·1. Tel . $46-11147. 6tll-t789 up1raded. Excellent 11 ALISO llACH only S33o,OOO. ar e. r. 673'2122 Private gated commwlity. Exclusive only please. 556-2'80 6"·589'1. locatlon. No peta. seoo tltr 2~ ba +dt>n. !(real 64 7211 S 116 5001 · h l t d 1· S J . Villa Balboa Condo E /SIDE 3 BR l aly condo. A ... _ new. Close to bch. • view omes oca e n an uan !pSELECT wllxe paUo/jacuzzl Dbl mo. e•·~tzl3. Owner will rlnance. Unique opportunity to Cacistrano at the intersection of Del Prof. decor, comp!. furn. noo 11411-4380 &l .. .500 bu y into a 1en Obsno d Ag acat.e Ne be h PROPERTIES 2br,2ba,den,din.rm. 1ar .. · LEASE Turtlerock · partnership and "OWN " '"-an u · ar a c es, ram. rm. Lse St500/mo. Glenn. lrgest single tarn ' HCHMTl••LTY d · · St ti t -----East.side. newly redec. 2 1 -a two or three bdrm ma rm a an m1ss1on . ar ng a •5., ........ LOW a TIS 547.41.511 b b 1 1 d home. 5bdrm. 3ba. ram 13f.]114 S Br. 3 Ba. Harbor view "HOME" In Eastbluff $515,000. Courtesy to brokers. For "" -A r, 1 a, ge enc · yar · rm. central air , 3 car H o m •. s34 t ."'O O O /Bk 9 3 220 . Condo. 2bdrm, 2ba, sgl ga r S500 /m o g , ... to i •-t .-..su ... 2•5 " " .,~!"!'...... r 5 ·1 · more information, call: Anaheim. Mll-Odlor675·3432 ar, wa.. poo • en-_...... " Owner/A.gt. Comm , '"".-S80 •••••••••••••••••••••• nls. Sl,050. Call Gary 1740PALMDRIVE pool.673-7781 CHARTER REALTY & INVESTMENT ,OOO. Mlf'lll )202 bdrm Iba 11( after6pm:75Z-3318. IOffTempleHilla Dr.I 2 houses on a lrg lot. All 496-1122 Ul-1111 :~~~·cH.= .. !~~!·500000 •••••••••••••••••••••• lrg lot, ten~n; m~~~'. WOODBRIDGE 3 Br. l "• Qwne r flnancin1e . A HCAMYOM sort a or potential .... · .... "· · OWN v• fltperb view is yours Got.FCouaSI LOT _Sl40,000. Agt641·0763. Comm'I, H.B., Adams & l br: ~~.' ~~:'a!vd~n: ioy gardening. E. side Ba. Condo. 11100/mo. ftttim this 4 bdrm well 0.....Mmfs.111 W•thNMhr IOtl C:OR._l"l .. 1jT9w•· ~~~~a··1':5761'0C:~c h o Arrowhead Country SllO/mo.640-2384· :rk l7l4)83J·6029 · construc ted home . A t 0 Bibb• House&2cargarnrhlgh ••••••••••••••••••••••• .__..for_. 1700 Te c I Cl ub a r ea. San bdrm w/gar, S385 new am a · 0 m e Amenities include: 42' gen ' aM 1un7 sch ool. Fee land . N W I ••••••••••••••••••••••• St OOOOOOme u a, Bernardino. 1·864·1732, crpt.8, fncd yrd, water l2_l3_>_498-_6090 __ . ___ _ pool. family room. 2 675-2311 '""' 665 Sl30,000. Agt 641·0763. ear ettm nater Mall, . • · l-884-7258 fireplaces. tile floors, IA YRtOMT HOMI cozy.clean 3 Br. 120.000 o n d o a for s a I e . ProfettloMI ,aclflc ~--------~-4~ "D" Placentia. Tu r t I e r 0 c k . New \tr1ted glass. In a quiet Luxurt~-4 Bdrm, 4 ba ~n.t ~~.0i_}nt. S94,SOO. Capistrano beach, spec· 1 ........... fRC ... r. .-.OO fsMnd )206 townhouse. 2 Master n~1thborhood.l47s.ooo v""' 31LOCKS JL:.. _._...,_ .... ____ t acular ocean view. (714)964-4845 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b 2 b r bdrm.famrm.2YJ Ba. ',' MYSTIC HILLS w/pvl dock for your TO llACH bu 11 de r has PI ans Ill mo. lease. avail. May N;;,., c:ptsa,md;:'r,·e:a ~ l750aq. ft . Prof. decorat· yacht, right al your front SB.LB OtlMr Rfff Estate 661·28'71 DUPLEX l. t Br 2 Ba. S950 Yearly ed. Pvt patio. Pool, ten· ~ beautifully ma in· door. Excel. Peninsula 2 br I ba 2 car dar , ...... avail. Jun• 27. 3 paint. RV space. pool n1'1. nark cl-•. *"""/mo lain_, c11•tom hom• on a t -·-•n11 •• ••••••••••••••••••• •• · · " · ....... "' *'""' A II A I 1 N ..... -~ _, ...., ..., " po I nt o c ation . __.._"" . MO-..HOMff htcwProperty 2000 separate fnc d yard , Br 2•1. Ba, may be furn . .......,, va . pr1 o 8J3..8277or752-6492 larire lot . Superb ocun I l . 2 9 5 , O O O . Has bought anolher pro-For •...a.... I I OO ••••••••••••••••••••••• great cond s129.500. Call A pets. Open & acceptin1t views & Catalina sun· Owner/Builder Charles perty. facing 2 pymts. -gt. 6'73-4062 applications Sat/Sun 9.5 sets 3 bdrms, 2 baths. McKinnon. 675-2763 and Unique 3 br home 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• APPLE VALLEY 988-ll505 CorolMldelMw J22J ~7JoannSt UMTALS 2+den, 2'h ba 3br 1v. ba ~Ut'rmayh,•ipOnance DanBibb~766S Newport Shores. Asking Trailer at bch Sl4.900. Near new 4-Plex , 2 ~~ ....................... --- IJ4'7.5llO St 75 ,000. Owner will Terms. owe Orlraae I t>c:!nn. 2 bath each unit , 2100 z BR I Ba. w ID. gar, So. eaut. 2Br adult only •~T•cu• •R NEWPORT CREST carry 1st T.D at 12"'. 499-3816 1 WI~ fireplace. enclosed townhse 2 car aa r 3br2ba 3br2ba S750 S5SO l675-f775 Sl250fum S850 S900 --~ "" -.,, -patio. double garage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• of Hwy. Call Mike or " \'IF.'Vt'S ' Cntallfta sun 759-l50lor752·7373 New Modular type home, 1165,000. Bill Grundy, STOPRINTIMG Toni.4~5568:640-7440 Laundry. puttinl( 3br2~ba 4br2'hba et' can bf. vours in this Two prime front units. Ocean view· El Mor o Rltr.675-6161. Buy your own Industrial -cours e. ver y q uiet tlJ.maculate 3 bdrm 180deg view Pool & ten· 11 Beaut. 2br, 2ba, Irvine S600/mo. Ask for Bob l¥Vnt' Well ~ate:! ,,, a • n1s Beach Park, sp 70 2Br. FOUR .. RX un t I000-5ooo aq ft. TerTBce Pool home. Spa, 962·8891,or 531--4750 • 0 0 d f 1 m 1 I y • 64"'5~57 REAL ESTATE space rent St75 mo 20 ,....., Avail. in HB or FV Call 1 '" v-., lse 169900 9938 Westside Costa Mesa PaulS45·6057 ge patio, 2 car gar . BR Ba d r I nell!hborhood & com-C /2_1_ ... wportc.tr. l!.a....ID YOUR yrs . .4 __ · 1.!__ Need s some work ---StlOO/mo. "'August 31. micro~ re rrC-::. ~~,:~· pletely refurbished in· ~ Mobile Ho me. 15X30, S22,000 yr income. Full 7612 SQFT Bryan~5681 side&out Good financ $100QOCASHON S RCH lbdrm. Cost a Mesa. pr ice S225.000. Owner NEW INDlJSTRlA L -----pool. tennis . s~rec in11 Best buy on the ' EA adults. no pets. SI0.900 will carry lOOlr interest building In Oran~ Co 3 Br. F.R .. D.R. Pool. room. no pets. lse market S218,500 l Br furnished condo nr This home has ever· 673·3826 w/S60,000dn 1410,000. new cpts & drps. S900 Avail. now. AJ«. 675·7694 C7141494·1I77 L_,...a Hl•1 I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP&IHOUSE MIU.IE GIU RAMCH 6~~ ft. of cw;tom living 4oarm. libra ry. game room, maids quarters. totally upgraded thru· o u l. 0 12..e n S u n d a y . I 1·4pm {San Diego Fwy to La Paz. west "'1 m1 to Gallup Cir Lert to Isl house on left ) . Sl25,000 986-2045 for inro LIMJllllCI MHJ-1 I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVATE KINGDOM pri<.'ed for a quick sale Gor11eous 2 Br/den leasy make to 4 Brl. new kitchen Sl99,500 Joaeph Dr!y Co. 499-536I Lcllre Fanti I 055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wxua1ous MIWDICOR Reautiful in and out. with beam ceilings, sky llfhts. and In a woodsy !letting with atrium, mature trees an d 1reenerv Across from l 19nnis ·courts . Very private with It spa Spacious 2 Bdrm + den. Cormal dining rm and coordinated neutral de cor. A beautiful home for the perfectionist! •1•.500. WATI HI HONl llOMI.., 1-. REAL ESTATE l7MIOO Hoag Hosp. Pool. spa. ything you could want. 4 ----~ ~R€'TIG€ So. Catlf RHlty mo Owner760-lS07. wllhcjtOft IHCh 3240 security. Assume loans. bdrms. 2"'1 ba. a sparkl· Beaut hide -a way 1n l 546-5605 .................... .. 640-5357 inl! pool. 2 fireplaces. A Newport Beach's most _ _ ~OM€~ ---- ---blks to ocean Elegant 2 1t523 CAMPCJ5l>a7'RV1"E C/21M•wportC..tr. very private backyard desired adult village. '\ LohforS• 2200 bdrm, fam rm & den. ----- with citrus trees. To Cus tom 2bdrm. 2ba . R.E.lnves tments ••••••••••••••••••••••• CS7SO mo>. Plu.'lh r rpts. Woodbrid11e area lrg 3 view this delightful pro-located just around the 3333W. Coast Hwy. NB RIVEltSIDI . 21"1 ba. cedar & glass. Br 2'h Ba 2 car garage. BOAT PEOPLE PENTHOUSE CONDO with boat dck. 280 deg forever view Fee land. Assumable loan. perty. please call us ror com er from pool & jac 645-6646 1+ Acre Lots Dbl car pvt gar. fully fam rm, din area, frpk. an a ppointme nt. As· f b h · d d · d sumable loan owner will Arross rom pvt eac . INCOME PROPHTIES OWC 20~ OWN ma1nt y Adults. no crpt.s. rps. win ow rov helprinance. S62.500.1714 1675·4063 979 7300, 99 4 2 1 71 Furleas~-Oceanviews pets lnquire1tt52718th ers Comm . pool. Avail Loolrinli for income un· Owner/agt forever w1sw1mm1ng S t 714 1960 633 1 or aft 3.25 S82S per mo + '79 SouthwindMotor Hme its?! e have 5 pro ---pool. jacuzzi. l'Omplete 960-5112 dt>po!lil.752-12829·4. 640-5357 f::/21 ..._wport Oltr THEILUFFS 31R-SpltLn~ Finest or iginal ana Massive greenbelt vistl S martly decorated i11 popular tones. nearby 't523 CAMPCJ5l>a~IRVttfE pool Offered at S2l2,000 lw1th assumable ht bal -- --- loan try 143.000 down l 2 Br 2 Ba Condo .on Agt. 64().5560. Ne~rt Bay Prest111e 25' Class'A' 8K mi. xlnt perties in C.M. Priced MEWPOITIEACH prival'Y 5 BR 3 Ba. cond loaded wlxtras' right al less than llGCAMYOM Fam Rm Call Marilyn Take in late model 1 IXGross No bank GoHCowwLot Bulkley for detail!.. Cad/Lincoln 631 1726 financing required. In· 675 3411 hach & •am;Oftt L IDO PF.N~SU LA Furnished 2 Br mobile By owner SI 15.000 714/1 346-3523 2br. 24X60. S• adult/pet pk Hu nt I Bch/Beach/Atlanla. terested? Then t'all us Ownt'r Must Sell' '' "' Agent. Dan Bibb /\. 675·2311 64(). 7665 NEISSER Ulf l..ijW~\J II~ 714 641·076J 2787 Bristol St Costa Mei.a. C A Arc h Beach Heights between 195() & 1972 Del Mar Ave Ocean view Approx 25x80 Eves call 2131320-8542 ew condo in Seaside Village, Reach & Allan la Blvd. 2 br. den. 21"1 ba, 1650 sq ft. se<' j.!ate. ten nis ct s . pool & Jat· S97S/mo «2131833 1369 eves & wknd s 12131831 5734 rand new house ror d1'1 rriminatini: family 3 blks to ocean 3 fir 3 Ba . fam rm Totallv •Oceanfront dplx. xlnt Joe. fin . & price' Prin. only 673-7677. 673·7873 locat10n Lease/or Op lion to purc h ase 675·1570. 760 1933, 543-9004 Eves. xlnl lease & rental mint I COST A MESA cond CKH30IJ-4 I p p 7 Units. Bre ad & Butter 'ihorttliffs 2 br & den. lge upgraded & rustom1zed yard Mini view. SllOO ~$1200 mo 833 0145 • ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2286 That's what these units S.-clat Lwd S• Agent. 673-S3S4 M'11PM -------- Costa Mna 3224 BR. 1 ha . new plush '72 Mobile Home 60'X12' are referred too Ap· Ocean view lots. Morro I 00/oDww, I ]1h~olnt. CAPE COD CLASSIC new <'Pls 5• Park H B prox. •12 acre, conve Bay area 2 lots · SI 0.990. ----- 3 br. 21"1·ba condo. Ten· DOVER S fot ORES 557•7993 nient to all 11tores 3 2Br. E·Z terms Beaut. views nis. pool. jac. Must sell. AREA & 4 lBr $250,000. Good of the Pacific Ocean, ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpl<;. new drps. cov'd 5 Br 3 Ba. 2 Sty. SllOO patio fncd vrd walk to mo. lse. bch. 562.s lst + S300 dep 494-0066 536-62M Al« 642-15.23 Oak floors. wide mold· PRICES SLASHED' terms Possible trade. Estero Ray & C11yucos M c Nas h R eal t y , Call 805·7723958 or OCEAMRtMT DU,LEX in gs, pine panel hn1t. ON 642-1334, 642-6578 eves 805·772·8612. Agl. 2914 Oceanfront. Corner. sunrm, 3 Br. 2 fpl cs. lrg 2 Mobile Homes Sell or trade. Submit lo t. works hop, motor In Or ange Co unty' Do YCMtWClllf A MAMMOTH CONDO your deal. Own/Agt o re ~~~e~ora#e . Apr at AGT 752·~~-4-fltexforSJIK D" 179.~. 2br, frplc , close· Br. 2"'1 Ba. Nr new. No BR. new cpts. drps. yard work. $675 mo. No walk to b<'h. Clean & pvt. pets. 168 Magnolia, $400. Isl + S250 dep 642·m7 536·6288 642·9601, Rea: 846-3939 · · or s a e a t •c--f-5-•-1200 All 2 Bdrms Total price in with~ down O.W .C . $385,000. By Ow ner. "" · -~ .... ---------•1 548-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S170,000.S40-3666 AT 12'Vr . 8 Ma ce . 2bdrm, Iba duplex. gar, xec. Home. Cul -de-sac 3br 3bu fam rm Gardener. S7SO lease. 213/378-3267. 3br, 2ba home plus ideal WESTCLIFF BEST FOR YOU Wl1elan o untain Pro perties, new floors. crpts, paint. IACKIAY WORST COULD BE . 4974874 or 661·6143 washer/dryer hook-up. mot.her-lo-law quarters. CH "'RMIR If you have S164.000 and ..__. r--Free list. Homes. Acres. 1475 + dep. I small child C I /b h S 000 "' want 35~ vield annual •-=--~---Mobiles. etc 839·7163 ok. No pets. 1952 Meyer. omp · w at · 220, · SQeeial financing avail ly, purchase S200,000 two 549.3484. bdrm house. cul de sat-. RoyMcC .... Rthr o il this traditional 4 vear deed of trust bear ofSteh -nr Westminster M:.ill S4a.7729 Bdrm + den home on mg 20o/, interest on 25 !!IMYESTOftS!! ,,......, 2600 Clean 2 Br house. gar. 1''en<.'ed yard. dbl ior. ~~~~~~~~~I pool sized corner. acre avocado grove in LongBeach 7U.9.SX •••••••••••••••••••••• adults. no pets. 1485. + $650/mo. No fet' to le· -: I I · d t 1· d J t Anaheim 4·Plex llX popu a r Y price a 1n ac 1ve eve opmen OA.scftlicOregonCoasl. dep.2390EldenAve. nanL~ Coats & Wallace ATTHEIEACH $250,000. For detailed in· area near Vista. Com· LosA.ngeles6U.12X Electricity, fenced. out-9fi2·44.S4 Nice 3 Br house in super formation call Harry bined 8<", Isl + this in· Pasadena 1U.9 5X standing view. accessi· Secluded 2 Br. I Ba. patio cond. Terrific financing Frederich at631·1266 vestment represents Call for more info ble. ownerm 2499 home with comm. pool. S23S.OOO. less than 50~ or the ap· ___ 714/847-9626 Adults only , no pets 542.:sET R ~&-8803 11 ~ ~ ~ ~ ;'· ii ~!~~pp;::~:, ~~ ~dj~. RF~~~:~ si;i~~~ ~~ilt ~::O s~e; 4-~~=~'!1. ~~~il~~~~ns;:> A~~ S40.ooo -!~ill cent 2"'1 acre parcel at 2.eR home. s160,000 Very positive c111h effect Manager Apt. B. -• SlS0,000 eacl) Call for SO~ brac ke t In · and OWC balance; 1 yrs S•Cle• I I07' 7141751-4826. 493·1153 or Agt.646-<tl80 vestor 1115,000. Bldr: New, dlx 3 br, 2'1'1 ba, new. 3 frplcs. view & •' 756·ans9. ·--------•! C7t•)"•"ss1o. frplc. dbl gar. w/opener, ste""' to beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .....,. "" Conmmrcld ,.._ ........... yards, patios, gardener. Rafferty &Lloyd Bkrs. ' _._ 1600 , ....,_._..1a•cH CMdles,,_,_, Kida/pets OK. 1750. 963-5568 ropeny "snn,nu -Gf"OY" 2700 Lorri, wkdys 547-9571 : dull complex 2bdrm. 2ba. atnum. pool. spa. tennis. million dollar clubhouse S660/mo. Cell PhylUs 962·«54. Coat.' & Wallace Woodbridge· near lake & comm. pool. New 4 Br 21'1 Ba Beautiful up· 1Zrnded home. central a l e S87S per mo 552-1332 eves & wknds 835-4447 ext 271 wkdys. --- - LCIC)mCI IHCh 3241 ....•.•................ New 2B r . 2Ba Mobile Home. good ocn view. pvt bch. S850 mo Adlts only 4~3816 Oceanfrnt !Br. trlr + cabana. deck. pvt bch, fum/unfum. adlls only S7SO mo. 499·3816 Ocnfront Mobile Home 2Br. pvt bch. Sl,000 m o, yrly, adlts only fum /un fum 499·3816 2 Br I ba house on quiet street. Owner wishes lO sell. Will give bonus to tenant wi t h ni ce f urniture who co operates in showing 494·1M21 LCICJmCI MMJ-1 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cuncOMDO 2 Bdrm. 2ba , patio. Eat in kitchen. Community pool Ad ults only. Walk to stores and banks. S5SO per mo. Call Phyllis 831 ·3114 Mls"-Va.fo 3267 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HOME FOR RENT 3 Bdrm U75. Fenced yard & garage. Kids & pets welcome. 964-2566 or 973-2971. Agt., no fee. ............ lffclt 3269 Mls.-Ylelo 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westcllrr 4 Br 2"'1 Ba. lrg • •• •••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • ----•• ••••••••••••••• ••• •• •ves/wknda 546--5434. WHY IUY7 CO.OMA DB. MAR ave two acre horse pro. lose to beach. 3Br l ~ba. dbl irar. Lg l/r, frpl. com Jot. quiet cul de-sac. rncd yrd. 1600 Incl gardener. Call 536-2789 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Shores Canal HOMllRtt.e SUMI On a grassy hill! Beaut. 'Vu ! Adil, aec'd, peaceful comm. Pvt club w/pool, .jtt. sauna, & golf. 2 Br. 9'11gle stry. Quality de· fOf in warm neutra ls.! U08,000. Fantutlc wicel Tolle Rltn. -.00 581·2994 Newport hecll I OH ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Y1CTOllAM , BE.ACHHOME Mew 3 BR 3~ Ba. Quall· t1 handcrafted oak thruout. Sta.ined 1lasa, spa . in ... ,,, ..... ... ._ ...... I tt epl-... ., ....... J.clitii, •" bath with eb urpet • wood Oon. ramllr room wltb flreplece. Great 5.oeln• wltb a 11'A, • rate • .-ic. dowo. ,M . HVrr. wttt. t e. Lim It won't comer lot, RV space. 1250,000 $50,000 down. AITD al 12. 75 27 yrs. 768·0854 UMDAISU L ... ~a -2Yrs. 3 Boat Slips, 5br, maids quar ters. o wn e r is broker contact Ji m 11W>rn.,.on (714) 828-1280 (213 )598-1363 BLUFFS BARGAIN 3 Br twnhme SUS.500 A.gt 67~5830. 64().41411 When you can sublease 2Triplexes in e Row perty & house in Norco for l2 yrs + thousands on Oceanside of PCH W /10 register Arabian below the mkt. Excep· BUY ONE OR ALL horses. Will tr ade for JUST LtSnD lion al 7000'. orfices & property In Costa Meaa PRICED TO SELL! 3 o pen s Pace . n ea r IAl.aOA PIMIM. or Newport Beach area . Bdrm, 2 ba, nicely de· airport. BKR. ~3-1220 Two duplexes and one Phone714-73'7·4081. corated home close to triplex In a row. t lot golf course. walk lo 1---------from sand and surf. o Acre AVOCADO & beach. Has small ocean MIWPORJ ILYD BUY ONE OR ALL Grapefruit grove w/dbl COUNTRY RENTAL BY PUBLIC <SEALED) BID on AprU 11. 1981. (one) 2 & 3 bdrm homes. Baclcbay Univ. Dr. area. For info call: COUNTY OF O RA NGE GSA R EAL ES 1\A TE DIVISION (714) 834·2550 view. o w e . is interested FIOMT AGE Ideal for partnerships wide mobile. in 1031 exchan ge Parcel sz: 64,000 aq ft. orsyndlcationa. 8.85 acre avocado & QUICK MOVE IN $119,950 Bldg n : 15,000 sq rt. grapefruit grove. Owner Huge near new 3 Br. 2 Sl,300,000. Grubb & El· MrTISLMDAIEA anxious. Xlrit tax Ba. Townhouse type, 2 ll f .. 440 lis, Curt or Don, 833-2900. Duplex with dock benefits. Centurion Jn. car garage, pati o. tor 30 ft boat. v est me n t Co r p . fl replace. Small child. 714/67tr5638. smaU pet OK. Like your r----------1 own home. S595 mo. 1010 Hlb!t!.'!.. 2100 Wont last. Drive by 2195 ---------1 ...................... . MIWPOa'T HGHTS. Triplex with Pool VBY ,.IVATE t BUYERS: Assume VA Secluded Weatcllff & loan. Three bdrm with i.------~~-Dover 4 Bdrm, fam nn. formal dining room, CAMYOMCDST court/iard. 2 frplca. family room, fireplace. COMOO Fountain Valley Fourplesand many many more! 1 ! Open et/Sun 1·5 at 1514 RV parting. Any and all 3 Bdrm. with patlot. •un· H l1lll1nd Dr. A.gt offers considere d . deck. aunhn Llvlna Al,,._,..........., ..__..,,.. Maple St. then call •••••••••••••••••••••• "2·1803. oblle Homea·L•kealde 1--------- Blg Bear Lake or orthwood Mdl house. 2 Ocnfront La1una Bch~ stry t Br. 2~ ba. 2500 term1ortrade.4 ... 3811 s /f. '850/mo. 551-87ll ge exec home 4br. front 4bdrm, 3ba, newly 2.,.,ba. fam rm, lge s pa. decorated, 2 bl~ka to 1850/m o incl pool ~ean.982-6683. service. Century 21. 1--------- 848-1885or1142-7185 Br. 2 Ba. large yard, 2 car garage. S745 mo. Lge 2 br. l "" ba condo. 675-05Q. adults . Brookhurat 1---------- / Adams. 1475. 1163-485~ SP'ACIOUS M.I. TOWMHOUSI 3 Bdrm 2 ba home In New 2 br 2\t ba, Back large country setting. B •-:A vt t' S700/rno. Kids oK. avail ay ""'· v ar. p · pa to. S8t5 mo. Susan: 957 "'501. A pr 5. 893-5475 54M 238 HwtW• Bdrm. frplc, walk to H.-.. 3242 beach, pool ai tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• S7'5. Aft. 780-tz'TI W•feOlltTowMIMI --------- with 40' boat aUp In front l&.UfFS of unit. 3 Br, 3ba. 3 bdrm, 2~ baths, fam Ma1nlflcen t view of rm, "50. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, water. 11450/mo. Pool, 1175. 3 Bdrm fun rm. Jae &tennis coul'U avail. $1100. Pooia . R ltr, ff unllnston H rbr Realty. 144.0l.M. 213/51Z·a'tll, 7141848-0841 ---------_552_.CJ1110 _______ 1 181K31R·~·17T20ARBELL , Rm .. Famlly Rm .. 2 md"-c.Ho.tt 58 Owen• 31' !!xpreu rand new 2 Br, 1\.41 ba IZ>r..-YoMewlllel..c~---·~------Fireplaces. Tennis & h ,._,,, P rime 10 .. atlon . 30 ..... r:;t.-000. t4Canvon Cruiser. Top s ape. condo • .-u/mo. No pets. NnPORTCllESTZBr ~ IOtO -. 1 Re placem e nt value 1'7().5571 Broadmoor ~o. 3 2br, s/f+. Super llltchen, •••••••••••••••••••••• ne,CdM. C=:.:...-1 $30,000. Exchanie for i---.:·-------Zba, upper level, pallo + dtn,21,(e ti..tlSO aep. breakfaat rm. Matr ,Open l-48at/Sun E B b h111> !a1taJde houae on on Lasoon, nearly new LUXURY VIEW CON· suite w/3 closei. and *•HISTORIC DenMSoderUnl Rllr Mt.,... local R. · equity. 0 : quiet street. a Br. l Ba. with all 1menltle1-dbl DO. 2 Br, Zba. Securi'y deck. Oall Ora Ir flush NMSll 640.1117 <714>488-Z229. f 1 -.. d .. h bid $1250/ cpta thna-out. Frm din· 445 PacUlc ·T ustln. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!---------1 rpc, ......... luw• r, 1er. frplc, trash comp., ti~ cmto:os Br, 5ba lnl ""1 1ardtn window, Owner'• anxlou1. Brin11: 1ar11e. M21· Wayne, microwave, comm. pool, 2 cov'o paUoa. trlr AC· a ll off era. Rutored SIX 2 II UMm 1ent....-u1. Jae , tenr\11. No pell. w/pool. Profe11lon1U1 cH1. Xla~tt rm1. Of· beauty on~ acre. P'or Brand new. 2 beth tttl-11111 ....... ~ B 18& N~ 1 hild avail Aprtl 1. trao/mo. d ecorated . C ompt. f _... it -M'-more Info cell Ranch --h ~--to N _._ r. · 0 · C! ~11154. ocunlba1 view. llSOO. •·~ ·-· ... I wrrv.,_...,' tac . ..,._..., o .. "n •••••••••••••••••••••• OK. J097 aple Ave. ---------•LIDO ISLl. l 8r, 1" M 1lon VleJo Rult y . Reaty.55l·2000 bottll ..._ _..... 1ou A.P.B. 200~ deprec. Pu', ... JI07 Newc:r.:.dr .. ,uUll ln· .,,.... ..r. ho y ........ _.., -11_1._1000_. ______ 1 ·-~· DaJly Avell now. 14"' ht TD. •••••••••• .. ••••••••'•• "'ld.;.-1ua.-•• UM. u • ., • ..-mo. ..... ........ SZl5 ~ '-"9 '"""..... • ••••••••••••••••••••• "YOU P8ol Adi to .~ . '."~fa bdrm, 3 balll t-----'------Wood"-LI-TOtmhouH I "81.tro.t llomee, lM • ...._ • ..,.w. .. oneror rad tbe Oran,. Cout S..c.f ~ ~ wtti. •' boet rm eod unit, m11ter .,......, •~""--lh. l• ..._to..U,flae.aoad m.n.L 14'-iHI flo•t. SHOO mo. Bill bdr m with baleon1. •tofJ. ~._~ t:M,pool, ~--!!!!!!!!!!!!!. !!! !?~'1 ...... D.a1 l1 P.ll.ot.1---...;.;;.-----• PlllllllttoM?I --------• OrundJ,1'7Mlfl. primeloeatkle.'190/mo. ~-=:.;.. '7mo. r---leda.. Ra .. IOllMUllD11o Mllt i-----------1C.Uf'h111ltta-4454. ·•-WANTACl1010 ··!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1,......,.. WantAdffetpf ta-8111 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cta.lllededldoltftlJ. S.Otdletums Ml..JtTI O.U•Wal~ WeatMt C........,. c.i..IM.W....,. o I ' l ' ' J i c " I kt ro •• n\ ta Rup. M/F wanted , brand new tondo, CcfM, ..... bd S bib betth. T~ Weatn •if COUMTIY CLUI u...-... NIWPOIT RACH _, .. y a,u. t rm 6 2bdrm, utJI pd, •duJU1 Prof. M wllhn to sbrt------....-~ no pet1. From 075. YOUR NBICM houae or ..... &U.U103 ..... , ...... 3107 $ w • S-.550I. rondo sa1..-... S3l tZ78 ••••••••••-·•••••• ••• ....................... fAMl.YAPTS. Brand aew be•utJful lrtC apt. for ramWe1 with l or 2children. Near park. Heat Pl.kl No J>tW. '"I WHl ...... 'RH Luxwy Adu.It unit• at at fordable li.vlna. 1.2 Ir 3 Br. Welt decouted Olympic slae pool, Uiht· ed teonlll court, Jacuzzi. park like landacaping. Most beautiful bld1. in H.8. ._ •ooo CMartr > _ For st.ote 1r om~ 1pa~ An adult community on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 rm ~t hlle w/pvt ba. alrtMODableratH. 2 Bclrm, 1 bath at 15th St. $495 mo. incl. util. No peta. tn-5800 A1ent. ' the 81clt Bay. Spec-•iurua &•ch Mot.or Inn n r G 01 den west 4r 500 .. 1700 S. I tacular Spa. 7 swim· _,. N p lfl c ' Mtl;A VERDE b ox•••• COf'W .. M 1122 ... h• 1 • 352.5 ............. !':" ...... .. 38r,28a. ~ aw. Wilson, 831·5583 mlnl"""ls 81lfhtedt . _, o. ac c oast Warner, H.B . Szso. ._ ...... ..-• en Hwy. La1uoa Beach. 53fH140 ..-._.._ -nl1 courts, bl e trails. Dally, Weekly, Kitchen 1$25 M .. Vetde t . CJ: ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• S I B O....,..c••·•O 2br, 2ba Pl<.' ou.; 1 l' w/garage, WALLACE ST. APTS Newly decorated 2 Br. l Putt In I Ire en · av.liable. Low winter Coiy C.M. ho13e to ahr 14Mt2l =*M Bachelors. l and 2 rates.~. wff'ot M. quiet & dose --------~c I .. H .,......., r aundry facll. $525. Ask Twnhse. Lae 2sty model. for Faye. 64().9900 bedrooms apartments. to occ. 2 ml. to bea<'h. Newport Beach, Sl.25"' •• and townhouses from Room with kitchen prlv S2SO + i,., utils. 631.9259 sq. ft. New dlx otn~ --" encl 2 car gar w/opener. POOllClbhM privileges. Avail. April 1st. 2 Br. 2 Av•ll approx. April lst. Ba. with •Wtdeck. Close $Si2$fmo. 963-7144 days. to beach. No pets. S700 Ba $425. Small child OK. cio pets. 2049 Wanacett.~S2 U10.00permonth Near bua & 1hopplng retail w / pvt ba rA~· OnJamboreeAt center. 982-7520 aft 8PM R'oo mmate wanted. security, a le, 600·2iilOO From s.o. 846·0619 San Joaquin Hilla Road or wknds • female. 21+. S-ZOO/mo + sq. ft. 5«l9 !lit St. I nut .......... ._.RMI (714)$44-1900 • ....;.__;....;;;:;;.;._' -----4 .. 1112eve1 mo. 675-01.24 Jackie. --"~ "5 " ---,-Unfumbhed Room lite ~ util. H.B. 980-9147 aft to Bank of NewpOll"tl 2 Bdnn w/frplc, bltl\ns, Spacious 3bdrm condo kitchen priv, l ml to bch. 6pm: 949-2400. ask for Lido C•nnery are•' quiet neighbo rhood , • 1&28"P1110A11K 2~b•.Quletloc prlvbat175983-l887 Kathy 67S.3238.(21S)641·9'100 i walk to park & shop. • 01s11was11t1s 6 880 s 1695/mo .,. ..... u.fwn 3600 New 2 Br 2 Ba. ocean vu. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •• • •••• •• •• • • ••• • •• •.. 2 car gar, S6SOI mo. R er s MIWPOIT llACH $425, tsl. last+ dep Call • Pool & Aec: Aoom S3l-l7S9. 631-474-4. Hohh, Mohlt 4100 Fem rmmte to sbr 2br, Prm LocotkNt ,11.,1 Dix ocean vu. 1 Br. newly Hal. 631·7900 • Garoen landsopif19 759-9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba twnh1e else lo l2'10Sq f\ on buay Beach 1475/mo. 2bdrm. lba. req'd. 497.23111 Coata Mesa. 983-7600 1 ~ blocka to the ocean beach. Three bedroom two bath home. Yearly leaee. First and last. SIOOO per month 63\.'7300, BK R. decorated. w /gar ------• J""I 8 ch "Sllop• 8 Ibo 1 f 0 .C.C W/O. 20-30 yrs Boulevard·ffuntin1ton 2 Bd l Ba. S375. Clean & vw 0 u 0 • 8 a no ocean ront. S225 + ~ util. Pam Beach. Ideal for r•l AduJts $675/mo. Ask for quiet. no kids/pets. Call S G •Tlt.AH9UILITY • Low winter rates. Daily 646-4l05 estate Office. store 0, 2 Br. l Ba. Completely re- modeled, laundry hook· up. dishwasher Near beach. SS2S mo. 646·21~. _Fa_y_e_. ~-9990__ Craig. 631-1266 Very private t & 2 Br or weekly. Kitchenette. other suitable bualn••> Separate house. newly adult apts AVAIL. S90&up 675·8740· c;~ 2 Private baths. avallll& HARIORVllW decorated charminR NOW. Large floor plans. for•..t 4350 ble immediatel y. 110 2bd ....... lb W 111 l d garden landscapinf', SEA LARK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Year lease. Attractivelv .a. www I•-'• ll!...-1.a..-~ • '". • a e oca e pool J. cu · G t 1 ~ Super exec s Bdrm w /vu. 11350/mo. Agt 544.9990 "'11"-·---rww-..-u onquult st.S700 Nop ts ·a zzi. ,rea oca· Double car garage, priced. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-30l7 · e · tbr.lba .frplc.DW.encl. tion. close to ever · MOTEL Newport Hts ·Se<'ure 64Z-4lZl,•xtH6 latboca ltlmd 1 7 06 · gar Nr Hunt Harbor Y t h I n g ' S 0 m e 165/mo. 646·8441. W-'-days ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. d eck, Charming 1 Br. Beams. Jan.846-1186. townhouses & apls with •Weekly re ntals now ......... I Ocean View ! Lge 2br Condo sec bldg. adults only $795/lse. 528·511 t Lovely North Bayfront adults.no~ts.Lse S530 patio, <.'Ul-de-sac. quiet ---------dens avai l No pets avail-. •S98 and up. O fflu ltentaf 4400 ,,.._H..tNwlt•cl.", Duplex 3bd rm . 2ba. 673-0473 or 644·6382 Adults s375. Savage 2 & 3 Bed room s please. From S540 •Color TV. *Phones in •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Locat ion . 2000 sq .li, ideal Joe. Avail April 1 to -------Wilde& Co. 675.6606 S4()().S4SO Kids OK. no rooms. Elegant prof bldg in H.B SISOO/mo. S48·1l.56. e~;_,, June 15. S850/mo . South of PCH. 2bdrm, ---------pets please. W ater' MAltlHEllSSQUARE 2274NewportBlvd.C.M 85< per sq.ft. lse Red 6752213 Steps to the beach, lge 4 br dplx, 2~ ba, patio. 2 sty. immac Stooo yrly. 673-2507 673-091Seves. Iba, frpl c. deck . Townhomeapt,2Br.2Ba. Trash Paid Carport. APARTMENTS 646-7445 Carpet.893-1351 · 1 1 was her /dryer S675 1 h · 964 .....,,.,, 973-297l A ..... 1 · -----------Co tJ ' Bachelor Attractive r ose lo s opping. -........ or . gt.. """" rvaneAve. 0 . i"...ws•••rc... 4~?~ 675-2424af\5pm .. ·t 1 S49S A t nofee Betw-nWestcllffDr. ceanv1ew Studio Apt 1617 Westcli(( NB Want w/beam ceiling, woo·A ,.ospi a mo. g · """' $""'"& ri d r· .,. 64 9850 & Mariner Drive. ....,., secu ty epos1t 1nancial inst 7()()()s.f. ••••••••••••••••••••.,_,•• paneling, plush carpel· lbdrm duplex yearly ren-5· _ 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. cpts. drps, 673·41S4 Isl floor Aaent 54 1 5032 S '11 · ... / l ••50/ 645-0252 - -___.:_,.,__ : tore Space for lea~. I LUFFS New 3br, 2ba, Sonata plan. microwave & all a m en . Stt 50 /mo . an g ..... oo. 213 557-3535. la . ... mo. 673-~ROI. 3Br. 2Ba. 4-plex, oar, d /w. encl gar. beach & 5 -soo (' •· f 644 2252 964 s152 ... ----s....-r R...tats 4200 1(-"1 L c Elo..ft"u 1 sq. t. O< 1260 sq . t Corona def Mor 37 22 · · · adults. no pets S480. 1040 Poants area S4SO/mo. SUPElll VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'HEw•oRt,.;" in Huntington Bea ct" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bachelor Apt 3•~1 blks to C Valencia S45-7983 842-8032 Large 2 Br 2 Ba over-oc EAN FR ONT SUM. ..-F lex i b I e t e r m ~ 1 Fantastic townhouse, Big Corona $150/mo ------looking Back Bay . MER R ENTALS s650 Elegantexecut1vesu1tes 2131596-7202 , - -pool. tennis court. 851-3890,640·6825 • IMSTAMTIM 2 Br 2 ba. microwave. Loads o f closets , wk Adltsonly Nowtak· in prestige location --·~ Comfortable House with S925/mo 7~9117 . -3 Bdrm 2 Ba. Xtra lrg frplc . S500~mo . Call fireplace. 2 carports, 2 ingreservations499-3579 With complete s upport 4.000sq ft for lse. storag~ 544.2300 pool. private. ni<.'ely --------3 BR2ba -S7S01mo. Apt. 2 story. 2 ea rl 963·6490ordraveby2t792 balconys. 745 Domingo --_ services. work area. potential of, landscaped. S995. mo 3 Cost.Mffo 3724 Property Mart garage.frplc .yard.wtdl Broo~~':!A~l8, _ Dr. Call before 5PM. VacatiOft R...tals 4250 714/851·0681 ri ce set up Wil'l B B • • • • ••••• •• • •• • • • • • • • •• 640..9019 l d I r. 2 a + 2 utility hook up Small child. Huntington Landmark 1 S725.9'79-8889or645-1260 ••••••••••••:•••••••••• 450 sq ft Delightful nego •ale goo se bedrooms Cam . rm . F SUSb CA.SITS AS Cosy lach. U SO s 5 ·emeall pet OK A must to s t or y. 2bdrm . 2b·a . On the beach . 2 Br. 2006 workini space with Harbor & Warner. S.A1 fireplace 640-1327. um! r .apl. 325&up. IESTVALUE W Oceanfront. <Lower S46-3700 ' 559·6l88,office759·659'7 I Encl gar. Adults. no Pvt patio. so of hwy TSLMGMT 642·1603 adul~n~~ls !68~ Versailles corner pen Unit). Weekly or Mon ocean view Full bath. 3 ---..!.:. pets 2110 Newport Bl. 616 1.; Buonia 1213 ) h 2 8 lhly 759.1677 · yr old bldg S450 me lfKhlltrialR...ta' 4500 WESTCLIFF, Xlnt loc S48-4968 btwn 8 & 5PM 430·9156 Stunning L~e lbd rm, Pvt and spacious. super l ouse r 2 Ra, comm -------Turner Assocs .. 494· I 177 •••••••••••••••••••••-'• 3Br 2ba. lovely yard. ---- ----"arden apt. pool/rec lge 3 Br 2ba wlfrpk. pool. jac .. wgt room NEW PALM SPRINGS .---. ---SSOO up 1640' lndus'l/Of C •s•DEORO 2 Br2baw/maslersu1te. .. encl "a b t / t. S700/mo 6753787 MD ( 1 JIB 2000 garden er pr ovided "'"' areaS3SS.7IO W 18th St ,., r, a cony ,pa 10· · -·--Fully furn. condo. Ten· s aci ·'" · fice. 18101 Redondo C( S 1000/ mo. 646-6789. ALL trrlLITIES PAID beamed ceilings. walk lo drapes. new plush cpl. 2 (' u t e 2 Br Ba . nis. pools. Wknds. $\50 sq ft Reduced to St200 .. P " Hunt Bch 842·21Q-t'i 646-e710 Lilll!.~orona. S6SO mo lo 2Br. new cpLc;. drps. 2273 kids OK Must see this fireplace. l(araRe in lov-Wkly. SJOO. 645.8171 mo lse. Red Carpet. ------i.. - - - -Compare before you mo .,.... 7211 Agl Maple $395 mo beaut bargain al S495. elv Newport Heights -. ----893-1351 ___ MESA • , Harbor Hi gh l ands . rent. Cust om des ign Sparkl•'n" 1 Br Uti'ls. 545·5004 Mu.c;tsee.7921 Holt Call ~r:... W1llrentlime share con 3bd 2b , I S f l P l BBQ "' ""'~ 675·0349 do.2wks.Apr.l24·May8·. ....EW.ORTCE ..... TER l.._.DUSTRIAL rm. a, rp c. 700. ea ures · oo . . stove & refrige incld. No 3 to 7pm wkdys Sat I Sun " "' " ,... 522·7305eves cov'rd garage. new K"d p ki S465 lldrm, 21a 847 4803 Cross from bch. La bright new beachfront hotel. in Full Service Suites p .&.RK furniture. surrounded 64'0-s7334. et5s15°t smp~ ng 2 children ok-no pets. ---------2Brlba,partfum".0 1w . fabulous Cancun . SCUTCOSTS S A UDO ISLE with plush landscaping. 1 omset Near new xlra dbt townhs Spacious3bdnn + conv Adult li ving at its best lia.S375 rno 5571634.5469248 pat10.S6502'rl_y.963·82i>3 Yucatan. Penin. Mex-Allyouneedforon~ N _ -_ apt Ir~ 3br. 2ba, frplc. ico. Incl. 2 qn sz bds. dai-monthly fee'. !ide ~fe l~~n$1!Ja~~· ~~furnished S420 Costa Mesa 1 82 4 Newer large lbr ~, gar. bl t n s . w I d h k u P . Newport Heights Duplex ly maid svc S700. Don. -640·5470 2 Bdrm fumlS. hed ••so Adults, no pets S3701mo skylil(hts , vaulted ceil· 2 'Br. 1 Ba. Adults. no ue ........ evt 269 LaWSOCI Realty, 675-4562. .., ••••••••••••• • ••• •• • ••• 548 5766 ~ A 365W Wilson.642-1971 ..._...,LY DECOR. _·_ _ ings. dlb attch gar, pets 1495. mo lst. last 3 Br 2 Ba. Incl. refrig, fenced yrd, S7SO/mo yr- ly. Agt. 673-3355 ---------,..;:,,,, many xtras S525. deposit. 517 Bolsa. Days Bach. Apts. Utils. paid. 1 Br. gas pd. encl gar. 2 Br 1 Ba. wtiiarage Pet 545-3604 631·~. Eves & Wknds Weekly or Monthly dl washer. pool. Adults. OK S425 mo. Ask for -------:)48.5041 McNash Realty 642-1334. 642·5073 ~ik_! _641-~63-HUNT HARBOR AREA --- 18r. 2421 E 16th. St. 642-6S78eves -2 1r.lla -~---Avail now LARGE Xtra lge 2br, 2ba S495 OCEANFRONT Adults. no pets. S400 AP· ----"' RACHf:LOR wlpat10 in pool/jac adults only 3 Bdnn 2 Ba Duplex New Mam Condo. sips 9. 2brllofl all amen. wk specials 833·0ZT7 MAMM<Yrn 1 Br condo nr lifts 7-8. avail now 7 6(). 1933. 548-9094 pliances & ya rd Stunning Lge !bdrm Newly decor as pd. CATSWELCOME 645•4718 garden apt , pool rec encl gar. p 0 0 l . quiet adult complex l6R8S Lynn ,2 846_3541 Upstairs. 2 car garage area S375 710W 18th St d I washer. Adu Its , Pool. spa. bbq, no pets - - -wt auto opener . washer Big Bear Sn. Sum. 3br • N E W P 0 R T 642-5073 S325 mo Mesa Pines Spacious 2Br. k1"ds OK. & dryerincld Avail. 4·1 2b 2st t f I S""" M Del b TSL MGMT "•2 603 a. y. year .. rp c. HEIGHTS• ""' o uxe Mo lie ---------A pts . 2650 If a r I a Nr Beach & Slater. $375. __ .,..._.J_ walk lo ski. S6S night 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 fireplaces . Home Mature adults 3 Ir To.-OllM S49 24_:'7 _ lstllast 962·3837 675 IXJ()() Immaculate. Adults. no No pets. Quiel. secure. Newly decor. gas pd., ------Quiel 2 Br. I Ba. with · ___ _ pets.430Redlands. $750 1991 Newport Bl vd e n cl gar .. pool . S385/mo. 2bdrm. Iba Deluxe poolside xlra lge garage. patio. pool ltetltahto Shore -4 1 00 * DB.UXE OFflC ES• From l room up to 2300 SQ ft St .08 per SQ ft 3 rooms and up No lt>ase required 2172 DuPont Dr Adj Airporter llolel 833.J223. 9-12 N B Z700 sq ft fully 1m proved s pace. Sl 51sq ft pleasantly dividt>d into II office» 2 sec'y areas. + conference room. For in formation (7141 644·6580. 846--0287 mo. 213/473-TI14 Eves 646-8373 d /washer Adu lts duplex.nodogs,645V1<'· 2br. 2ba. bltns. dswhr Adults.nopets. llJOl H ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/410-2221Days. Bachelor lbr. & unrur~ 642·5073 ~ri~9l24_ ~~ ~~fs be:~~5 A~ts. ~!~g~l.ss~50Ni:2~~grt M&ov~~fu~~~idex~~!~ CdM Deluxe Suites. AC. 3 Br F.R .. D.R Pool. 2br. S385-S485. tennis. Spacious 3 Br Duplex IA Y TIMIERS 0 p ( . 11 ~mt' pkg, ulil pd 2855 new c~~ & drnc S900 sauna, Jae. volleyball. 1-110. Pool & laundry fac S p A C 1 0 U S I 536-8362 Jbr. 2ba yrly. great loc in ro ess1ona y s ince st Hwy 675·6900 .,.., ,._ I d I N B. Broker l9?1. mo. Owner 7~ 1507. poo . a u ts . sorry no 548-9556 BEDROOM HW1t~ 675_.912 HOUSEMA TES Suite avail approx l 100 --pets~7·0075 --- -Frplc. lrg patio. walk in H~ 31,.2 " sq rt Newport Arches S• ,,_ ------PINE BLUFF A P'I'S I _.._. ,. ---832·4134 C -'1t,-1278 D.aPoiftt 3726 c: oset. dishwasher. gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Versailles. l br. tux Marina Bldg.642 4644 _,.. -I Br with lort 2 Ba pool & lndry fa(' 399 W 3bd b 1 ~ .... -~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult complex. patio. Bay St 646·9883 rm. 2 a . _c ose t o urious. secured. adults. •~L••iftcJ* Small office · 1827 Spac.2br+den.2ba.sgl S uper l Br Villa. view. frplc. encl gar . water. tennis, pool S4SO/mo 548·5981 Counselors to personally Westclsff Dr NB. Good s ly twnhome. cent air. courtyard. quiet adult, gas stove. dishwasher, F.:astside. lge 3 br. 2'-i ba. $800/mo 968-3495. -- -----select your compatible loc SISO per mo. 631·0900 pool,jac.Wallttogolf& nopets.S325 6732181or 2 sty.dblgar.2 patios. L -1-h-1841 2 Bdrm. 2 bath duplex. rmmte to s uit vour tennis. 2 car far. Adults. 493-5532 spa. lndry rm. No pets immac ... 00/mo. Beri·t. OCJIMCI ~ near beach. F rp lc. lifestyle. Shared-Living. ----FromSS25. •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S 2 8330overDr Suit"'31NB n o pe ts. 675 /mo . Hw.ltt-t-h 37,.G SPMC 642~ Ch . tbd lkt garage 5 5 mo " 493-8055 ••••• -:!:::..:::. ••.•• ':. _ _ _ 631 ·6107 armang rm. wa 0 Newport Beach Reallv 631·1801 r. .. s beach. (rplc. gar. ssso. 7~7241 · · ---- - S.ta.AM 1 280 S375/up 1·2 bdrm. pool. MESA VERDE home al· ~ TSIDE 494 7795eves. Colorado woman would ••••••••••••••••••••••• jac. adlt. 18992 Florida. mosphere 2 & 3 dlx apts. Country Woods La~ Hl guel -3852 2 Br. 2 Ba Condo on like lo shr your furn apt Zbdrm . Iba. drive by. H.B. 842 2834or842-3172 No pets 54&1034 Large 2 Br 2 Ba. Ion ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Bay Prestige Promontory Pl. pre 2006 S . Ga r nsey lOCJIMCll~h -37 ,.-8 apt . S545 mo . No lo~at'on •-.,,or O Cerred Lve mass ..--.. hlld Unfurnished lBr apt . ' 1 .,.,-as.. P " 644-5069. 111&&.aBliBnU c renor pets 1802tst. t · 1 h (213>82Hi676. - -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ,. . St. Days 646-42ii2. Eves Avail. April lst. Garden ion ° pure a se ____ _ 3 B l•~ B I d Stud1"o tu s a TV ... C I p l t " ·t 675-1570. 760 1933. r .,., a . new Y e-· x P • • ArARTMEMTS 645 9543 omp ex. oo • ac 1v1 Y Female. non smoker. to corated. ni<.'e So. Coast maid ser vice, phone. Beautifully landscaped room . near Crown 548-9004Eves share 2 Br. 2 ba. Costa Plaza area. kids OK SlOO/wk 4~-2227 _ garden apts Patios or 2bdrm. W. side. I <.'hild Valley M a l l. s45o. NrHoaa.redec.2 BR 1\17 Mesa.$262.54&6303 cc:7 2783 .. ,,5 d k p 1 •· If t ok S365 t mo + dep 661 3324 or 499 4551 "' ""' · · ~ · __ Charming lbr. full y rurn. ec s. oo "'spa. ·ea J S Ba. SSOO. adlts no pets ------ Office/warehouse nr OC Airport, 1800 SQ n Offices & warehouse Off1<'eS full carpeted & aircond Assume t lhyrs at S750 mo or negotiate longer term wlownr 556-9900 Newport Ce nter Prestigious 9th floor view location a pprox 2 3 0 0 s Q ( l <714)640-1560-Mr Joe Fletcher Spac & redec. 2Br Zba sho~term. 2 rrplcs. pvt paid. covered parkinl! 5454529or \213)598-12t9. erry trom ____ Paloios . 631 JRR8 : Oceanfront. very nice condo w/countrv kitch patio. huj!e dec k Adults, no pets. l or 2 2bdrm. l lhb11. W. side .... _...•--h 1869 645-6822 3Br,yrly,need2rmmtes 'J 4971955 persons OK new,_..------for bdrm. mstr's w/own OFFICE/WAREHOUS E W ID, patio & "ar. Pool. __ ._ 1 Bdrm s....,_ •·oo $425 +sec dep No pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• b t •· b h SU• •E SE "' .,..,,._ Newly dee. 2 br. ocean a cony "' at . 675·2319 -A XI n t lo c b t w n Newporlleach 376' 2250VanguardWay 6450'379 Oceanfront for, Winter vu. yrly, frplc. S650 NB 4 oCfices. reception. Brookhurst/Ha r bor ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'•"...,...,or"•o.24()8 Rentals Furnished & --ho ssso 63 1098 .,._...._, .,..., Spacious 2 BR, $365 · 673·7~. 645·4345 -------ware use w/lrf' shdmg · 1· _ Dix . ()('eanfront Wkly unfum Broker. 675-4912. -----Fem rmmte wanted to door. sec s.vstftm. new E S 2bdrm t''?b d Pool&laundryfacil ... SCMllttlolJMCI 1216 aster. um'!ler. Now. · a . is 548_9556 ---;------I br. gar. prkg. yrly shr w/sam e. Newport paint. new crpl Redhill ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2·4 Br Prime lo<' hwasher. crpts. drps. NO FEE. _ApL & Condo Steps to beach. Avail condo. S250/mo 631·2259 nr Bristol Avail after OCEANFRONT HOME 673-7873 gar. 995-331 I S470 1 Br I ba. patio Laund rentals Villa Rentals. now.S400.673-3958evcs. ~/wknd_ ----3/25181. 1-5/yr lse Call O"~ be b 995-3311 f 1 67S·4912Broker ---644-6500or760-l377 """'s tvt ach. 2 r. Luxurv Oceanfront a<'il. enc gara~es. new· ------Ch arming s mall l Br Female shr hse Eastside -- -2~ ba..1,_~. din. rm. lge Weekly 2or3 Br Comp USTSIDE-ly dee. Walk lo shop-2 br. 11-'l ba +gar. Hoag Oceanfront Charming C.M. S2SO + ulil avail 2-Story Oflice w/priv en· deck.nzw/mo.499-2253. furn . incld linens pina Min from bch H d 499-S02l ,,." .. -•. Co.tryWoods .. · osp area. nu ecor . small 2 1 Br lower apt. 4·1·81646-2'188art6pm tranoe. bath Great .,...\r'O,.,. 2Br.&Stuoy.splll·level. Readyforoccup.April5. openhseSat&Sunll-3. No view. S400 yrly -OceanViewS475631-7770 CandlDJl .. 1-.S fireplace . sk ylight. S350motomo 646-0341 4238 H ilaria W ay , 675-3823btwn4-7pm. Will s hare2bd2baPark fwm.-4 .•eek. No children or or54.:>-61SS ___ SSOO/mo.8»5875 ----Newport S300 mo rum. pets 1535. 180 E.21st St S365. Yrly. Clean t Br. incl util & linens w/resp Days 646·4262, Eves Hwllttgtunhoch 1140 H_.iw9foaleoch 1140 Partly furn. w/garage emp . w om". Ref's 645-9543. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pace. ""1 block lo beach. 640.86193 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXEC SUITE Prime Newport Bch lo<.'. Prof de~or . con f . audio/visual seminar & other facil. 752·52'99 71 1 W. 17th. St. Costa MeMI, Calif. 642-4461 1· 1870 sq rt Unit avail for immed occupancy I 2900 sq ft & 1·3700 ~~J ft unal(s) avail. Apf1t lsl 2 Storage' Wa rehouses avail for immed occupan<'y. 2Gdft & 2800 SQ ft. •33<·34• 9t\•' rt •Le~ing office 1Yr8J Mon thru Fri 8-4. Sati • 10.2. ' " ------..... 1900 sq ft Ofrice " War ehouse. Main Sh' Irvine $950/mo. 631-777&' ----·n~ llOO sq ft. 2 offi ces. front & rear entry. overhead door, 220 power $310 Qn I lease. 675·6251 ;.•'6 4 -· St~ 4550 ...•••.....•..•.•...• ._. Storage Warehouses lfll Costa Mesa avail. f<*I immed oc<.'upancy 2800 & 2800 sq. ft. 33< per sq'. ft Call 642·4463 M<i.lltJ thru Fri. 8-4. Sat 10·2 ---__ .. ..,. F-enced Yard 800""9 bathroom . fac. eler. ideal for contr actor 548-9831 days "' l•ntah Want~ c6oO ......•..•....•....••• , Swedish exchange st it-- dent. 19. male. needs to rent room. 4/mo period.I Starting 2nd week ApMI• s p e a k s S w e d I s-ht English. some Germlln) N B area Rea& 549-9294. S49-9295. . • _______ , Retired Christian lad; nds IBR apartment n bus line C.M. SS6·8S88 • --- Small (amily needs ol home lo rent. Pref cot tagetype ~ _ 839-..!.!.!6 mornings .. ll ·····················~ Upgraded condo itr cJubh&e. pool & jac. 3 br, 2~bat h . 840-1789. 846-1311 <Mary Ellen) 2 HUGE Bedrooms in s uper location. Fully carpeted. built-Ins. ground floor. Adult..5. no pets S350 mo Apply Apt E 568 W W ihon 643-4477 Kennebunkpor t? lnq J20 36th. St One adult. Fem ~~. non smoke. to ........ ···i Opp11"twfty SMJ -....................... .. C11•1 I I•• u.tw••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OceH View! Lge 2br Condo sec b~. adults only $795/lse 528·5111 2br. 2ba, poolfjac/clbhse. nr S.C. Plua SSOO/mo. 55'7.eJ eves 3br Condo, new dee. Ten· n''· Pt::{ sauna, nr oeean. .ta-7418 Li• 2111', 2ba condo. VIiia Balboa S7SO/mo lit/last + sec depollt 845-2151 Newport Crest, 4bdrm. !~b9. 2llO eq ft. Teonia, '*" .,.. '" llJ5l, • br. a ba Condo. t.ennia. eool tlllOlmo, ltO pet• ~.;°'ta II• u . le rr . nl·toOO dy1, 171·lH5 •••• JIJI l'UR·ROUND FUN· Social Act•v•ttes 0 1 rec1nr •Free Sunday Brunell • 880 s •Par lies • Plus mucll more ~EAT RECREATION, Tennis • Free Lessons • (pro & pro shopJ • 2 Health Clut>s •Sauna . H~omassage• Swim ming • 011v1ng Range IEAUTIFUl APART· MENTS; Singles 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur n1sl\ed a. Unturn15heO • Aoult L•v11111 •No Pet' • Models 01>e~ da11y 11106 Oakwood Garden Apartment• Newpot1 1Mch/8o, 1700 t6tll St IOo•t• 1i 161111 (7141 "2·f1') HewPOrt h ech/No. 880 lrv111t •• , 11111)1 t11AI ~UI>' Want Ad Help? • 2 Br. 2 Ba. Condo nr SC P.laza. SA. Pool. tsoo. Child OK. 5-49·3232 or 641-1480. 2 Bdnn triplex near So. Cst. Plaza. Spacious. ~alk-ln closets, bltlns. patio. garace. No pell!. MSO mo. Agent 133-9293 E . Side trlplU 3br. 2b1, lmmed occup. no pets 1550/mo I ncl ultl. 851'114'7 IM~eliUY. New 1ardeo apt,, paUos, 1PO<>I. 1pa. Adult~. no pet.a. 28r, 2ba ._,"8$ .. W. WUIOO, Al.atl J Br. -zer,lla. I k&1 teti: . .-.142-0ISf Isn't that the horse that won The Triple Crown in '72? ~fD~ 1r you're not sure woo (or wti.t) Kennybut\lq>ort was. don't feel bad-yoo'" not atone . Kennybunkport 1s one of 14 ~nctiwly Olfferent apartment floorplans at Seawtnd Vlll9 In Huntington Beach. Seawlnd VIiiage IS a rwutt of totally personaliud professional planl\lng. The kind ot attention yoo <leseM. A pe~ect bl«ld of naw~ Ind llvlng- nestled in a forest with DlbCllng bf'oaks and quiet po005, cooled bi natural OCfan bfftZes. Add to that t.ennls courts. swimming pOoll, a.)aCu2.11 and a convenient locJtion near ~~ and empkYjment and you've got a place all)'Ol'le would prOIJdly call hOme. (Even KennybUntcpc>rtl) One and two ~-one and two bath adult apartments ftO{n t4a.OO 1!55!Muno~5!~.:._.~ (714') 8Q3.!Sl98 From the Sin OMgo F!WMY ol't4 noftf\ on a.ct\ .o McFaddt!I. ttlef\ wat C)tl Mcf~ to SIMlnG W.. F'umbtlltlgs •Y ... • Open 4'111)' I 0 AM 'bl dUlk. ---------shr38r2badplxin CdM . Huge 2 Br. t Ba. Steps t wt2 fem. $240/mo. 4 blks beach. 1600. Property to bcb. Janet 752·8585. House 642·3850 or ext 404. M-F. 760-8299 Hwn PEHIHSULA. Business for sale Bur~} Extt offit'eS in elegant Alarms . Wireless. HOWi surroundings. Across bus. vehicle S24,9 from City Hall. All sup· (714) 848-3180 ' port services available 642·1010 eve/wkn.s. 3 Br. t Ba. Steps to beach. Rmmte wanted/fem . Cat S840. Property House. OK. Pvt room. SlSO /mo. From 225 to 4750 sq .ft. SMALL INVESTOR'• 673-3002 Take out Deli in opeu.• 642·3850or 642-1010. 548-9680 Linda N.B. Design Plaza. I ot- ---rice In suite. otean view. 3176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M/rmmte to shr 4bd hse share recepl. rm . in East C.M. mature S350/mo. Sec'y & ans. resp. nonamlter avail 4·1 serv. avail. Call Tua. or 63H597 or 548-9443 Fri. 640-tR4 Spect.acu.lar view w /sec 1ate, pool, jac. tl4Slmo + l\ hllllpc. 7St--1421 ear new 1 br apt. St.lilt ins, c.rpet, dr•pes, car port, l•ui)dry rac;lUty' public \.ttmll courts and golf course ri&ht behind property. Ad ult.a. no peta. Avail. Apt\l 1. U75 S ~-81 fr f ,,____ ,... pac. """""'• u s. pro . i-.;.;.m....;o_ • ._"""""'~..;.;..:•_142...;.;...·0_1_'"' __ • __ , to 1hr w/aame, see to ap. t7thSTlllT Costa Meaa. a rm suite, A/C. Plenl~ of parking. 545aq. ft. 75' 1(1. ft. Reaklftom\ca 675·g"?OO Nr S.C. Gftteral Uoep, 3 pfec.190-1750eves. OfflcelStore/Bus iness b r, frplc, 2 ba . .iove, Room w/batll • aariie. spa~. 14YIX.c>. Oho.ice crpts, aveH. Apr. 4. Newport Beaefl for Harbor·Baker Center. mo.•l ·lMt Pem alt: uoo mo . Costa Meu. Vacant. .... tcS-ml. ka5 ••• et1t.&0-1• Cif' ,,_ 1171 Prof. male eaec. Wlll D>fl. l7th,St. •••••••••~··••••••••••• at\tre n\y L11. Bch. FRCOSTOll ft,~~ 1Br, lrplc, encl. home w/prot. ftm1le. """' 11; • ••· .. .., • ,., paid. slllk. to bel~lt . frpte, 1'5ol00 aq, ft . air cond . Nopeta.1411. na.zm Jaevnl. eHh l refe. otnce tuJ\a for lmmed. occupancy. All utlla, lbdnn. 1be penthwle; t _4M-OMO ___ . _____ ....,. ianltortal Hrv .. coat. .. vtl, ':' ... ,. MIO. Ha.-.,....,., lO ffllt rm .. palt.t.n1. Call 'l'et'1 -..m lortl. Cl....,._ ldldo l~ C....-.nan: IM·IOOO. tion. steady income, ful· ly equipped.Only '35.om> owner will carry. 'l'I Michael Real Est.al~: 673-8880 "' Mountain Buslne1SH, Free Litl, Reaoru. M o t tla. Gd, £..1'1 Uf-1.113 ............ Ou• .... t 11ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 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We IOlve our speetall)'. Prompt. Ofc. loc · 8 Ca II $1.&J pjr ~ ...._,eite.AJITM8C U.f'Nldool ... Nll D.O.l:L&ICTRIC 1411,IGGIO.IOn. depM1410 yourpniblem1.Ul·200t ~~ PalntJq. Ore1. ------·------._. 11--· .• -• C 1 .... .1...W /ODmm. -• ........._ ·-··~a,.,.. y -::-;-"S.. ..... T .L .C . Cblld are. Qude1...-k,freuet. /Hand RS CLEAN .. KES IT I.......... _...,, t • ... ·~--... ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaytime, exp~ '!!!1· Uc. tOOlCI. (nJ>•·•T Cal'P9llh'Y ymlft II . A ~;;;:. •STEVENS PAINTING •••••••••-•••••••h••• -llham • le .,......,_,., Dr7wall, •palntln•. GLEAM! Homet, apll, •••••• •••••••••••••••• lnt/ellt. Free ltemllM ' QUALITY ROOPIMO eoaof°° ~ra c ::t Cle • S.. la REllOOl!UNG Pl~ to;tn, m.ll~h re-office. Carpet . ..._ZMO ~:!:." ~r.~o;;{.~~9;~ •t. Nut, quality work. All lrJ*I. free Mt. DAILY trpll lt ftlln. bhatla. I~ ~alWortl pa • our •pee ta· ROBINJSCLEANINO .... ·-~1 VI.la. MC. 541...,0 PIL.Of Hall, llv.-dla. nn1 tll; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReaJd.ICommerdal UOIWl.~71.J.7r· Servie.-athorou1hly _.rmorl47·-HARBORROO~C fl• •• t•TICI ave nn tf.50; ~bllO; Newport Oeuial Sen· Al·30CM clean house. 50085'7 Movlnf? The Starvln1 "-,..... •--1 chr 15. Guar. tU01. pot C • r P • t • U P b o l • Collqe Student.a Movln1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New • recovers. ~ r DlllCTIOaY odor. Crpt repair. 15 yn Housecltaaln(, Win· ...... Remodel, llepaln, Paint. HOUSECLEANING Co. ha arown, lnaured EXPERT PlANO tunln& 1peclalltt/1tay·h1y DOITNOWI exp. Do work myaell. dow1 Hardwood tlrt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Panel no job too 1mal1 JSOURBUSINESS! ume iood tervlce. •repelri.?'!e,!1,~rPTG. prtcee.Reliab&e.541-0512 ·' ~ .... S•t•• Refs.531.otOl at.en CRP'l'.UJtlO,WOOD qualworkooly5'5-21C>l Janlce'1Ra11edyAnn tTl24 08 Licen se _.._.., Sir ........ YourD•ltM Pt.lot lutalled/,.,,.INCL Llc. . . ,........ Santee~ WeCa.re-~Cleanel'I Ct-1.wdwtr . ,..,, Ore14tt-2Jl52 H•••u•..._.. 875-251' &U.ta7 ,...../1.,..,. ...................... . ~tau f"/ Steam clean • upbols ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4•4 Sky1l1ht ln1tal1ed 642-1671 •• Wort I u ar Truck ConttructJoo·All types •• ... I HARDWOOD FLOORS lirls want to clean ,.......,, .. r llMJ Neat patchet at le•turea Slll6 and 4xt ln1tallad ~!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!qt!!!!!J!!l!!l!!!i~~ount~~unlt~~~·~i~--1 JOynexp. Freeest. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.aPecS•Waxed houaee by day. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... lfJ..14Jt '1115. Oran1e Cb•bty ..: m .145-'7 8 Llc.#33'9f IU-5t73 •VERYLOWPRICES• Anythne,llZ-41815.A. Charlotte,&3l-55M. Fine ext/Int painting by Cuplfttl')'MS-790l BOOKJCEEPING BUYWHOL.ESALE Landlcapemalnt-clnu119 Generalffouaecleaolng Richard Sinor. Lie. Ins. ED'SPLASTERING T19 •-T'""'SERVlCE Thrv Carpet ln1taller. Drt.._....,_.._ 0«>r1e 549--2015 H.... Reliab'e.-fs.Own Tryme.S3l-44l0 (2'hn ) All""-Int/Ext -l'\.A Free est A.llo rpels .. •••••• •• • •• •••• •• • • • • • • • ••••• ••• •• • •• • •• • • • • • . 'I • ~ • ,. .,..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reu. rates. 496-0913 1 id ' · 1 .J1 DreNmaldoi and alter•· Landlcapini-Cleanups Haul, cleanup, concrete trans. 982·0510 Inter/Exler/Refinishing. 84S-l25I FREE EST. Tile installed, all kinds. A..... • repa r · Jay, UOlll done wlt.b expert Treet.rtmmins·Haullng removaJ. Dump truck. H .... ,._ ceilinp/wallpaper. Lie. INT./EXT. plaster 1uant1teed. refs. John 754-«S&O. quality and service by M-•-tena.n ........ F---t. ""•'ck ••rv ...... 7•-~ Mt Caln &Sons, 898·5105 893-1887 -•••••••••••••••••••• .... "'"' ...... "'D """' -""" ,,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• patching, 30 yrs eJtp. ---------Drtveways, parking lot NO STEAM /SHAMPOO appt.NZ.30&0 Amie, 548-3414 DUMP JOBS EX EC UT JV E will RALPH'S PAINTING Neat545-2977 (Paul) Custom Ceramic Tile 1"epairs, aealcoating. Stain speclaliet, .fast Drywwl MIKE'S LAWN CARE Small Movlnc Jobe houeeslt, xlnt refa, ex-Lie. Int/Ext. Low Rates Plii••••11 New-Remodel· Repair SltS Asphalt. 848·4871 dry.Freeest.839-1512 ••••••••••••••••••••••• call u JKE·-1-1 per'd.947·5'07.~·1248 F ........... t '""'5566 ••••·--·, Freeest.Chuck,494-5887 Uc'd Monthly service. Tree1 • _.. -• --· ....,.. • •••••••••••••••••. •• •• . C_._ • ----Drywall Specialllt •-c ..... nurw ...... -HoU Pl b. ..._ .._.,. ""-Q I at prod. N at • ..,. r-_......., Tree/1brub trim, con· Room in home nr water DAVE'S PAINTING eman um JDg thwl~Oll leec• luAda. 1 ....................... '::t · 1319944 · ~..,.. 9 re-crete removal, clean· desired by retired buai· Serving area 9 years Sales-Service· Repairs C ··n •••••••••••••••••••• AcousUcCellln1s m . . . ·554 ~·r't ,:'~~:':nee~ vT!r, upe. F'Yeeett. 557-8271 nest executive or wlll Moat reasonable Free estimates 552-7183 Ceramic. Ne:'.remod. IEMODB.IMG +customhandtexturing DRYWALL-Our E•· houaealt. Reta exch. Insured Uc'd 760-7301 r llesid./comm. No job Lie. 31191N4. 532·5549 per11.se. We can handle Cleanups. Free est. HAUIJNG/CLEANING Wrtt.e Ml. Dally Pilot, . . .O . lox I....... rea.s. rat.es. 875-2214 toolgeor1mall. 631·2004 c ..... /Co.crefe your problems. a 1.2004 752·1Mi Tree trim' Painting Box 1.580. C.M. 92182'7. Painting: Comm 'I, In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wa..dow C ..... .. ~ ..,._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............... CLEAN·UPS/LAWN or?? Ray, 116'-4278 dustrlal, Residential. 10inebo/Newport P'?15tblr; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7-__. i~ M i t ._ __ ,_ Free Eat. Low rates ce xea unava1 a e . "' ... '""-Sunsh1·nein" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Foundations, Retaining ••••••••••••••••••••••• a n e n a n c e · Haulini 'Dump Jobs. ""' 873-0737 R en t . a . Bo• from ~ • '"' ~ • Walls, Hillside Rest~ra· ELECTRICIAN-priced Free-La. ndac•~ .... 9907 A.Ill for Randy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• privately-owned postal Call Sunshine Window 'BURGLAR tlon, Sla.bs, r~tl.OS , right. free estimate on -· ...... 841-11427 TAXES AND QUALITY PAJNTERS service. THE MAIL Cleaning, Ltd. $48-1853 Block&Bnck. Lied. lar1eor smalljobe. •xp. Gardener-mow, INVESTMENTS Bargalnratesthru4/8 SUITE. 549.4733 for 842·8387eves/960-383S Lie. #31881121 873-0:SSt "' Removal : concrete, Tu prep, shelters, TDs. Freeest. 848-5684 ratea/servlces. edge, cln·upe1 Free est. asph. grading, lot clean· Mr. Leonard. 661·9343. For C1auified Ad Alarms25~off631-4410 Patios. Driveways & Top Quality, Dependable Rsnbl.CMarea.~4891 up. saw. break 6 re·.....___ WINTER RATES PropertfM•191 .. .t ACTION Wal.lrways, Reas. Rates Service. Reas. Rat.ea. 18 move. ::=::::':'.............. lnt./elll. Painting ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU a C8't..lcr !-,!1c .• <!..!9°971. M2·0986. yrs experience. 531·5055 G ....... S-.lces Hrlyor bid. 549-2'11 Clean outs-fast service Prof. service to save you Dally Pilot ••••••••••••••••••••••• vu &a•' •----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• Wo ...... 9C• lime & money. Newport CusToM INTERIOR •----------1Electriclan -Sm. Jobs, Complete mobile home The fastest draw In the Problems? I Write any 536-980l Pacific R.E. 84.5-3683 AJ>.VlSOR CARPENTRY Sell thlnp fut wltb Daily maint. at repairs. Lie. service, relevels to re· west. . .a Dally Pilot rtsk, lo monthly rates. Cluaifted Ads, your one· &42-5878 By Jay 842·8809 Pilot Want Ads. •mtot-ClO. ~5203 models. -..341 Classified Ad. 642·56'18. Plrttel Ins. 846-3995 stopahopping center. Want Ad Results 642·5678 ~.~.~ .... !!.~~ ~~-~-~ ..... !?.~ ~!.~.~ ...... !?.~~ ~~~!.~.~ ..... !?.~! --~ ~~~~·~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~~-~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~-~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~~ ..... ?~~~ jlall--------~ Found: Keeshound, F ; FOUND : Cock a poo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMBLERS. We will Bodyshop-Experienced CASHIER COUNTER HELP: Ex WANT SSS l'AST7 Terripoo, old, while, M: Dobie. St. Bernard mix, Schook& train. Apply 7 AM . metal.man needed for HOUSEWARESALES perienced Sandwich tl~-StMil, Up to ~ FOUND ADS 4 puppies, mostly black. Blk Lab puppy, Wht ILLW"°" 7005 MacGregor Yachts, 1631 non·production body Apply ln person : Crown Shop. Over 18 Coata Equttyon.tat, 2nds, 3:nfsi Newport Beach Animal Cocker m Ix puppy, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Placentia. Costa Mesa shop Metal finishing & Hardware. 1024 Irvine. Mesa area. Call btwn FastService•Fundmg. ARE FREE Shetter.644·3856 Hound·dog Shepherd Guitar . Beginners. •sttur.T M• ... •G-lead work desired. Fial !WestclifrPlaza>NB 9·2.646-1004 CaU E.STARR !164.Ql33 mix, Lab/Setter m ix . Children or Adults. "" .,~ """"" ~ rate & commiss ion. --------- call: FOUND: Wht Dog w/3 Ma.stiff. Irvine Animal Laguna are a · S · Auto rental. No ex per. Mon.-Fri. 8·5. 631 ·4939 COUHTH HELP legs, Fem, vie E. Bluffs C Sargeaot499-4409 necessary. Call 979·8826 CASHIERS Dry cleuera. lxi;r· Business loans: lOK up. Cancha 760-8423 Care enter 754·373' or 772-6550. for appt. 111 _.__ .__..., S y Isl & 2nd mortgages. 642-5671 c ·r.ed h ...,_..... -r 5K·lOmi·l.•"•.7108 FOUND·. Pm· .. Women's FOUND: 2 Norwegian erti 1 teac er·expert •UTo•--•L •GT Bookkeeper/Secretary. • • ...J.64.a.6113 """" .. Elkbounds Fem. vie. tutor: Reading.Math· "" '"'"""'"" A PIT. R.E. development u· M w--. -M-W.t.ct 5030 Wallet Safeway Bayside Arch Beach Hgts LB. Creative approach, in· No uper. necessar y. I construction back TDTE cou ..... ~ HELP -·-r Dr. 74iG-3329 d . ·d I · I t Call9'79-8826 or 772·6550. "'~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost: Mar. 11. Keeba. a 497-51216 tvt ua invo vemen l'T'OWld helpful. Send re· FIT Mr. Best Cleaners Private party wants 12yroldMirishselter. E Found : Cruiser on (714)846-5259H.B. AUTOMOTIVE sume to P.O. Box 8209. 675-ll>I> S200K-S2SOK 1 year note. s ide CM. REWARD Trinidad Island Hunt PerlOIMlh 5350 J-L-W__._.... 7075 EXPBIEHCEO Newport Beach, 92660. MARKETS secured by Isl T.O. on 646-<1667. 536-28?8 · h. c ,·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---· -For 2nd & 3rd Shifts 1•.iz m il lio n d o llar ington Beac · 8 PRELAW studentneeds ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTOCASHIEI Bookkeeper/Acctg Clerk Wepromotelomanage. CUSTOMER REUTIOtieS Installation desk. heavy phones. reports & bill ing Bayfront home . Phone LOST· Cat REWARD MO-l44l. Rick. S2S,OOO. Will do anything Back office Nurse. LVN Excellent working con· Assist in growing Costa menl & supervision from 645·9195 r eside nce. Srnall Black Fem Lost : med. sz F dog, ap-Legal. Confidential seeks full lime employ· diliom & fringe benefits Mesa retail chain Must within 642·1081 offi ce N.B./C.M. area Needs pro•. 2 yrs old, vie. DVM . P.O. Bo• 3242. ment. ln N.B. & C.M. including retirement know payroll. A/P . typ· WANTA CAREER7 ---medication 548-6539 Adams & Magnolia, thin N.B. 92863. 87S-l'108 plan. 40 hours per week. ing and 10 key by tour h. Costa Mesa tl40t~1. Trvtt Salary rommensurale 111 Del Mar Dffcll 5035 LOST: Blk w/gold eyes chaincollar,no lic'blk& COVER GIRL LigbtHskp•cootingfor with experience. Call Goo d sa lar y and 631·9421 901West16th St. Newport Beach 642·3260 ••••••••••••••••••••••• B l R d whl. 964-28SS S Citizen r. Fri·Sal-Mon· Stan at Benefits. Reply Ad #853 ermese ca ewar •°'1TCAU• Tue 4.5 hrs. Reas . NA~R~ c/oOaily PilotPO Box Sattler MtcJ. Co. 646-4352 --Lost : Miniature Collie. 9S3-077'8 MC/VISA 631..Ql llam·9:30PM 1560 Cost a Mesa. CA All types or real estate Lost · Desert Tortoise Nr "Sult.an". Sable while 926216 Laguna Beach 494.9233 DATA ENTRY OPER Exp . IBM·3742. 979-5860 investment.a since 1949 Please help find my FIRST a ~DY Professional Practical C AD LL~ -------c--a..u.a.... t-Newport Heights. Fish & [ ii B. d ~ I Huntington Beach ~----..m game tag . Need s am y. ig rewar . Nurse.References.live-/c.OOH.11l>t.•Klvl. Escort. Models in. 499-3156. l '"1·' .l\o'it ..... , '">40 •1100 Self·motivated bright.~~~~~~~~~~! Times to homes in N.B 642-2171 545-061 l Lost : Siamese Cal. male. .._... D..cen.. H.a.. W-.d 7100 hard·working individual & C. M. S400/S450 + Widow has money for 2ND T.D 's any s ize above SI0.000. No credit I , no pnlty. For action c all AGT 673-7311 anytime ---- Mocbnl Rah MhJ. ~ SINCE 1981 llt&2nd TDs, SSOK-SlM + .0'Wner/Non Owner SFRs & Condos , Commercial & Industrial PETER DOBBS 64(Hi()16 673-9043 Want investor for Npt bayfront home. Give well secured lst or 2nd i .D. Agt, 675·6161. 2 nd Tru s t Deed purchases arranged . For details. rail ~1957 blrr. t ••··················· WCI-Ab 5100 ....................... Announcing expansion of· Br. Jorgensen's office hn. By appt. only 9-5:30 M·F, + salS-12. Sell idle items 642-5678 11 '•' Reward: Cross & chain • -'' ...,. with experience through CLEAMIHG PYSOM bonus 646-0637 648 5844 lost Sund. 3/15 at Coco's. 9tyrs old. Vic of lSlh St. * 972· I J45 * ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTO TIAMS. financia I statements for pvt home nr Coast · • . Narcissus. Cd M. Sen· C.M.S42·4<m. 1 MC&VISAAccepted ADMIH.AIDE R & R MAN. Full time For property manage· Hwy/Dover, Npt Bch 1 DENTAL ASSIST. timental value. 64&-14ro Lost: Fem. longhaired SECllTAIY-Tools required. 548-2288 m enl co. near 0 .C dy/wk. 548-9215 F/time chairside. Ex ---·----w h l Ca I i co cat . SANTA AMA Airport. Xlnt. salary & CLERICAL r~:_~cf:.er. GP offi ce Los t : Mic r o f Isc h e Bayshores. Rew a rd . ....,.Ca .. ..., Victim/Witness As · ankin benefits . Please send re· ....., ........., machine in gray case. 646-8280or87S..32i6l llcorts sistance Program. Abtli· B g sume to . Controller. Sales Dept looking for ---- Vic Costa Mesa Inn <out-Z4ffrs. 641..0180 tytoworltw/clients,gd. Local Newport Beach P .O Box llC-19525 an energetic person to o.wtalAaaJst.f si de ). REW ARD . Found : F Ala skan ~-.. /C~ comrmmkaUon & writ· S&Lneeds loan ser vice lrvine.CA92713 join our sales staff Chairside.RDA&X·ray <714)280-1836. M a I a m u l e -Ing skills. Clerical s upervisor. Minimum -Ab i Ii t Y Io work lie. req. 4"" day wk. Westminster.893-3077 Mbp/MC/Yhe responsibilities-typing, 3yrs. nper. Must know Bookkeeper, construe-w/figures. phones , benefits. salary open Lost: Cameo pin In or a round parking area Red Onion Restaurant. Peter's La ndin g, H . Harbor. 3/13181 Sen· timental value. Reward. ( 213)541-4461. record keeping. cor· all as pec ts of loan tion/developement firm heavy typing.s5wpm, & N. B. area 642·8880, FOUND: Small Black1•-------••I respondence, etc. $1,000 servicing. Must be in· in H.B. Req. mature or ganizational skills re· 673-:MO:Jwkns&eves. Cat Female Newport *FOXY LADY * per mo .. ucell. benefits. dependent self-starter. person toworlt with min. quired. Mag card ex per. Beach. 873-3386 O\TI'CALL ONL y Apply via resume by Salary commensurate s u P e r v i 5 i 0 n helpful. Please call for VISA MC 3·30-81 to: YSP, Inc .. with e•per. Contact Ms. Responsibilities incl all an interview. Wells FOUND: Man's Gold * 972_1 Ill * 2803 Royal Palm or., DeMy Parisia · 645-6505. bookkeeping/account· Fargo Alarm Services. Wedding Ring w/ In· CostaMeaa, Ca. 92626 Newport Balboa Sav-ing functions . Both division or Baker Jn. scrlption Sunset Beachl•------•-•I inp. E.O.E. manual & EDP sylems. dustries. 17882 Cowan, Found: young fe male 842-*5 botk Escorts Advertising 2/yn exp nee. S900/mo Irv. 549.34$.S EOE/MF. Doble, rust color. free to SS8-UM6 HB.PW~MTIO to start. Call Salty gd home. 988-IC83. LOST: Brittany Spaniel, 24 Hr. Service Sales representative to 536-8832. Clerical ..;;:... ________ , fem · b r w n co I I• r Serving Or. Cty call on Reader Ad busl· Banklng Varied General office Found · altered m ale , w/rabietag. Vic. Lake & -----=---'--ness accts. for advertil· IOOIKllPIR duties incl support for black Poodle mi• White _A_d_a_ms_.H_B_.'98-__ 4-053 __ -1 ATlAMTl~~ASSAGE 1n1. Mon.Fri.. 9AM· Hew Accounts Permanent. 30to40hrs Pres ident or leading spot on chest. Can't Lost: yellow M Lab, vie. 5PM. Base+ comm. Co. wk. PrestlfiousNewport stereo manufacturer in keep.983-8562. Be pampered by 16 benefits.Wllltraln.Neal Counselor Beach insurance agen· Irvine area . Type --=--------• Della Obllpo, SJC. rew. Beaut. Girls . Open appearance & gd. spell-cy. Good co. benefits. 5 0 w P m f r 0 m Found: "or adopt" gray 493-3085,493-0322 10AM·4PM 7 days . inc eue!'lial. Apply: E•perlencePreferred non·smoker. Call Twyla transcrlb"'r Good Cockapoo with black Phone84.5-3433 Pennys aver , 1860 Al.soparttlmeposltions at844-4242 "' a r ound eyes. 8/mo . Lo at : Rew a rd red ---------Placentia Ave., CM available in our South secretarial uposure & 546-9344. Doberman, Fem. Ears •• ---------1 Coast Plazaoffice.Call: IOO«k•ll/FC growth opportunity. cropped, 6 moe. answers SPIRITUAL ABOllC Kathy Amburgey for really mgmt co'. p'/t, !714)556-6193 . Classified Ads are the answer to a successful garage or yard sale! It's a better way lo tell more people! to Kush. 960·5828 or READINGS IHSTIUCTOI ~4086 nr Coast Hwy & Dover. CLERICAL Clerk for re· 962·*5 IOam-lOpm. Fully Lic'd. Exp. only. Newport 955-2391 tail store. Must be ex· L ost : St. Be rnard. 492·'121M!or 492·90341815 Beacharea.780-0461. CALIFORNIA per. Call : Balboa female, 6 mos old. Ans to S. Camino Real. San looldlHp•g C lertl 0 "Precious". Blk mask. _C_l_e_m _______ Answering Service FEDERAL Full time, e•per. helpful =~~· 549-9671. E. · E Pleasant ofc. N.B. Ex· but not nee. Many com· --------- Reward. 842·4770.--------ai per.orwilltraln.8AM · ~&Lo. panybeneflt.s.Applyat: CLHK/nPIST 873-2832 THE 4PMsblft.M·F.831-S511. 6'95TownCenterDr. 1680 Placentia Ave ..• Found. Golden Lab. Lrg. Girtf I . ...t-ColtaMeea,Ca92626 Costa Mesa Per mane n t & t em · m.le. Brown lthr Collar. r~ Applications being ac· Ti"-al~rt It porary. Newport Beach ISCOITS cepted for full time parts o:Atu un Y mortcage banking com· 3-l8inSanJuan.498-S327 * * driver/shop belper.~~!!!!!~E~m!!!p!!!~y!!e!!r!!!!!~~ IOOl'l--1'/C pany hu openln1s for evea. H-/Offlce,IHoht Background in pressurer: Fashion laland lnvet t· clerical positions, both * 759-1216 * cleaning equipment IAITIHDB-49yt ment firm. Excell. op· permanent & tem · SCRAM-LETS 24Hn NowHirlng helpful. Calif. driver's HOST/HOSTHS portunity. Exper. It porary. Some previous Mc Vi ti •-good driv1·ng maturity req'd . Call: office exper. Typing It ANSWERS 18 ~~ "' t •• 50 Inquire: Camino Mex· 714-640-0123 10-key by touch deslra· r~'UIV • mus · -· per lean Restaurant. 20111 S. Dental-Exp 'd en - thusiastic assistant lo compliment our Pedo staff. Xlnl salary & benefits to the r l1ht person. 548-SS80. Dental X-Ray Tech. New office Santa Maria. or- tho & peri. exp. Call (213)540-4101. DENTAL OFFI CE MANAGER. Busy of· fice. You name it , We'll pay it. 84.5-7580 DISt6M ... ..... Mfg. co. ln Mla1lon VJejo area needs eJtper. in electrical connectors, h e rmet ic seals . transducer design, com- ponents materiala & methods. Duties include detign, drafting, material• tist· Ing & R6D projects. Mechanical f:n1lneer· Ing de1ree prel'd . Qualified candidates send resume to: llrs. Jans , 23891 \tla Fabrlcante, Suite l03, Million Viejo, Ca ... 1 hour to start. Apply Brookhunt Hunt. Bch. ~~!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~I ble. For appt., call : Unhoot -A1ln1 -AMBER formerly with rrm Main Street. Suite • 640-4580. ext. 1202. 'c>% ~ Foist -Hallow -COVER GIRL is now A, Irvine. BE AU TIC I ANS & Bright, mature person _E_.O_.E_. ---""---·---------TOO LONG w i t h T H E MANICURISTS. follow· who loves children to COC1CT••&.--,.&.OU.,.GI DB•t• Peoplewhothinkt.hatall ,._________ helpp/tlmeinPedlalri· At ,.. -·-0, our. ~roblema can .... GIRLFRIENDS' ,. In• pref. To work In .._.,_ ""' ASS•• •s .. clans olc. No exper nee. Bartender/Barmaid, La•una Beach •'•c· solved Y solar enern. WANTED: Balding men Jrvlne alectronlc1 die· warm, friendly salon, Mra.Austen,84.5-4670 Cocktail Waitress / tro~lc• manuract .. ter may have stayM out In •women. For lnfor Toll tribulon ndl. Cable A•· Hrs. ne•ible. The Hair Waiter+ Food875·10l4 needs: Use ~At/ serv ice_ ! r. wtlen placing your ad ... a Da ily Pilot ad number w ill appear in your classified ad ~ · ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you cal l , i n at your convenien ce "'. dur ing office hours and get the responses to your ad ... thulmTOOLONG. Ftte: 800-172-3545 oper. aemblen. 8oldertn1 ex-1-De_pot::..._·_557_·2234 __ . ___ 1 •C=25* COMM'L. cleaners for •an experienced ptf1on Fo•pd : • Poke , nr _208 ________ per. nee. Excell. work· BEAl1J'Y OPERATORS. no.oa:z ok bldp. Dependable, to be re1pon1tblt1 for Edward1 6 Ga rden PffONEl'UN ln1eondl.l!co. beoefita. with followinf. 70~ ---------• nex. hn. ~lpmt. & draft.int ltunec:hallAtal G-• ._... R_. Bch Conta ct: Bob Tracy, comm. or rent station, c••w••u tra'-'-I pro -..... Pay detlln f\mctlon1. ltlitt ,., •• _ ..... , _.,, . 8AM·12PM M.C./VlSA M l"rt 1-5 Mt-G16C -,.._... UW1 .,.. h a v a t h o r o ... Ill Dl..-J (71A) e3f..el5S oo-·• · te4•lfl05or8112·t'759 CASHIER8p/Ume, N.B. by job. Min. SS. hr . Lag. knowlffie of drtftlaf •Onnte.9"_.., HUI• area. Call: Lo. c bOli Found: Sctaaltt II: Whip· For A U1erapeau tlc --•••••••I lo.tMthJH•c• -----------• 131.-.evee r.roc!edures. P naJtd pet, brtlMllt 1"; Shep. " b Ii 'd ••s••llS M/F needed for boat CAIH•S --------• ayvut, dllftal. an 1. mb, Nd II: Pit Bull ma11a,e Y • c -0-• claanln1, Newport IOl-·--s 'COOi microwave clrcutt h · l ~-..., Lb therapist bO to all NEW Loe. ......_ Viejo co. Beach p rt u tncl ~ 1lp, 6 aome knowlW1e m•. ·-•: 111 cllentl M/F 10·7PM ooeda ~blon w/Z · •·me, N. Now aceeptbl.( a ppUc•· tAM ·Z:JOPM. Some of eleetro·mecbanltal Apeo. =r M; Terrier Mt-m'7 )'ti. H P. Candtdat H weebndl. SJ.SO/hr. 0 tlonl.Pulme.Wllltraln. cook ln 1 ex.p. nee. cbltn mlx, blac 6 white J'; ---------mUlt have,r.. manual experience nee:. 84&-7lOO. Nr Airport . .....,0, JntUtution•I bkll'ft(I. de· =unly for ad~n· coldan Rel. F; Lab 01lx, Starvtn1 Eft•-renour d--.M -•'-• -----------• alrable. SU O per hr. + c e -•n t • .. • r er black P': alto Slam"• needl to ,;t;," money! n:•"i~.:......:..M.•ch: CASHIR depa.ndlftf oa quallnc•· ... " mix M cat. Newport Will do an.ythlft.1 l•l•I. pendable':Wc;.i II ID llfe BOAT f'oll/tfma, 1ood pay. t.lonl. Call: 565515 ror ~~~er t. 1 this serv ice Is on ly $7.50 ~ \week. For more informa- ,t · t fon and to place your ad it ~ ca I I 642-5678. I~ ~' 11111 Piii 11· _. -~ Bed Aaimal SIMlter, eonftdelltlalt41·-n pport medical aloe· Orowth«Mnpuy.Sloe•· appt. 4 DAYWOll: .... ~:!-~:.__ _____ 1---------troain. Gd. benorttl. w tlonl Co befttfttl We r ........ It•--~ Ptyeblc roader • •d· 01111 r upo111tbl t SHO · ' · Coe* •ll:Ul~J • P ouecl : white Cat, visor. Pai t . preHnt, Ptncm .-1n1 -•· '::ftocAIWAIH Quality r e•tauant , L111una Cu,o~r f..ule, Yie :ii-Boy'• tuture. Love marrl•I• IMllll ~ t ..w-La111na Buch. P /T 'BUell II lt.-t · Cl• ... New-rt IHell. __ .... .. .. -,.. .. -, .... -.: = -rllm . PIG .,. ROGMwt.... 1tudent1. -Harbor Blvd c 0 0 k • m 0 r D I n • I • CaU t.;~rn~ . w w _. ..._., ,... ..,_, ~ ·-: n . arelll. P I T t • m p • b • I P . • a.ta M.. •IOU 0... ·--· n .... Reaclln11 In all '-!!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I c.....,.1 _Ueket·taktrs, liato '°"' abopplnl ---=--· -----1 114·4M-Ntl. 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Mffd slat ttl•plto~• IH\, PIT, nee• ~WAMY8JOM• -=':~or.:~~;J ;.,u:: r«lnd ::~ . --,ffel,.;1 ~U:A~~~-~~ e:;;;,,...s,......ta. ftw6~...... eC:::i.• m•:::: '::. ;!::.!:· .?'::.~:rr.: I .~ui_-~I I~ ,CJI._., n. '.' _\l .. •,b1l:' :-[": ~~~r~i 1:..·:r.~. Wutt PllOl'OCLSU.Jt.001*. 551.aMS Sa...,.,._ fOr, outalM fltt. c. lncldH lnt. Apply •~ UtO ~~=--~ii '1&4l 1 ~ •llAPla 11 ~ ~. tm haw rilati1i n.r. F/T,J ._,., M ·-· N n. Ii' ~· -..... le)ary, ,,......\.1. MCNttrial, bllllnl. a NtwJIOI\ Bl~. C. ' tn.-.llukfor Dane. S .c'MAL 1 w. a IL. Sat.I Aft•. t :»S:a M It + '!.! .. , Pit....... , "" 1 _ W.6~.114-Stt-UMS. .o .. luur•nce worndlt. .._ , .... Pert-IRI 1 _ ...... --...La d'-•-i •-r l_.......hrl·t-Uli t-4, anUt..C.UJOJee_._ • -Z&S0N lnald• Xblt. blMftU. R .. Po ~ -"'"'.,_.__.,. um' \\6"'41 II " Mae-P'rt. • ror...,.,..,. PN 1c..,••1'Mdliiff•aM~ ... _......,, ... .-.on SALllPb '•r 'd 1~ wlt.h..-ntli1U.ry... needtd for our ttu.11t· room 1et. Table a e L • • -~ eel ~II or 01>· • • 11ua1t • u .p qvlremtllila t.o: ad no. tnston Be' loutlon. In· cbaln Sernr china. Dnpu'J Mu.tactunr H08'1'1:S2'/HOST MeaftAIM• rfr Calll40-. mt......... plua)blat fleld. 1uar 1tS, Dally Plitt. P.O. div. mutt be a ult· --" ..... UJ lilemrur. (llablJ'el Learw rum Procwtbll-*"......... uu mo . C osn m . Boa #1580. eo.ta Mesa . .i.rter. late,..~ In re· ..;;.;:.~------CIW IU&cla ~t«). Waknm/Waker. Short SltoO/mo. ,_ruteed. ,..IMAM M/P _ S.O.E. bentfltl, tra\nlnt Cor ca.-. tall operatlon1. Dutkt Baby Grand Piano. Burt P I T , llon·Tbur1 . hc>Us. (No Upa) Good Noesper.oee,wtlltraln. A .B . DIClt Ii 8111 cnpnt.~1'1500 + will include ca1hlerln1. walnut. Fr Dresden, 1.a:....-°" P/T. C.M. bOW'IY ••I••• .private cat1tn.9I01 (Lou). Camera, nualtilllh. a/C per mo.,..._. apply lhe S~.R!TARY 1t ockln1. prlcina and Ger . p / p 541 azot. u..IG•J.M.a. club Mk for Shirley: Hamada,ZS"Jlarrll. We .,,_....__ .,,., Earl'• Phnnbla1 28922 TyplnJl ten'l office varlou1 othr retail IG-OOtt • I ' I I Driver Meyerbor'a, P.rlmary 1upfler of 1ooCl food to tb• Irvine corporate eemmunlty need• a reapenalb\• deUvery penian tio dri.-e our van. GOocl drtvlnc record ~ary. M·P 8:30.2. Start: Jlln. Call Don or S.W.: $$1.flm. l71-Tno Modela.Sharp,ftm.ool)'. an lol*lnt for ,.c>ple n--Cam\oo Capl1trano akllll: idnt phOoe man· dutlet. E•pr. pref. In· _:...:.~------ . llafuine. Non•fHb.lon. w/ap who tan do qu.ll· M.DOMAU)'S -.oeOi. . nen. k.E. exper. pref. te"8ted appllcanta •PP· American Oak roll top HOUS11911 ~.Bob ty wort. Stlary open for Now blrtnJ Ml a part Salary couunen1urate ly In peoon. See M1r. deak. s .curve, Xlnt II .............. tap'd Hoateu /Book· ll~ Wed-Sun. days a a.4:IOPM at 16380 Pa ceo.atffwy EOE s• lt8'1rt.r2 capabl e pe ra on . \lme. 'Daya, evn. Great Sale1penoa needed. Part w/capab\lltlet. Nr O.C. M 1 Schwamberger. cond. P I P 546·8209. zuc. lfamny, lovln& MOC* :,:~~-~~.,,: iC:~ ~:ii ~:3t°J!bi°J.UI!; ~r::·r "!~x.lbt; b h0o~~s; Airport. Gloria. $40.4880. ::r~i:~·~:..c· 81162 Ed· _to __ ooet ______ _ •uP«VftlonforJboya,lO HOIJSEIEEPINC Pat a ·30·5PM M ·f' more Info .• c aU : 15t·M5l. 10AM ·5PM. SICllTAaY EOE/MIF Oak <leak, ti001\er chop-6 12, cltanln1. eve meal, m.1.ai 75'-IMI. °' Inquire at; Fuhk>n ltland Stock brokerue firm in ....._.1• __ j..~ pin( blocks • more ert.ndl • abOpptna. Car SUPERVISOR 3141 Harbor Blvd. Coata , Faahion hland haa Im· .....,.. __..... 8"-30.T7. MS-7848 provlded.ownroomand P IT Counter/Office 11... SMJSPRSOt4 med. opening for lll'f11MrYC bat.horUve ouund worlt Blllncuatexy:'d pref'd, pert00, for equipment E •terlen ced on I Y. secretary. back. up Fullt.irne. eont.tct Oarry Plate Collectors noon to I, 5 day week. but .... U tra ..... _.dht r•ntal ·•"'re. Typinl req, ,. / p T W a 1 •ah u.eraUona exp. pref. Ga ..... ·-1522. S A Goebel Hummel platef En1Uah =king. driv· '"'' "'"' n• " --AUIAMT · · · . • rs a.~·.30. Contact ... ~.--. ' . •tl'dden. mitc.1974·79. ln'-.... .....-Beach. pe"°°' app r ox . 25 /hr a . -• Clarke '• So. Coast • h Ref~~req~;;d.' Salary Le~ Saturday• req. Salary s7aA~~31Pct;.. ".:~:~ ,.b:i~ Plua, Costa M eaa Helen McGlnley for SHI,,... ~-~~mel to mate On.ft • ...,~ tQ..5 pm. ~ ._ open. United Rent All of 111 151·'1500. app•t .... 2292. h 1 1 ~..,,.LflllUltil • ..-·· --D CM Costa Mesa.MS-0780. 8*91 F . PULLaiP/Ume ep. n· i 15158. Cout r., SALIS PRSOHMIL Secretarial/Person rt· tervieotrS held 12·1 Mon Very lovely watnwt dinilff. Houakeeper/Compan on. CG at Harbor Bl.I PIT in a 4 girl office at Restaurant needed ror contem· day, FrT employment. thru Sat. Lunaaea. 212 table. carved legs. bit.lo. 'I Eam to II/hr. Set your own hrs, car • phooe nec.IM&-2172. Live-ln. Must have car. 16'1·5&41 s mall manufacturln1 Meyerhof'1. primary porary women's wear. salary from $800-StOOO. MabtSt. HB; leaf. 4 Fr. style uphal,, No amokin1. Call aft .. ~~!!~~~~~~! co. nr s .c . Plan. 1upplier of good food to Must be exper'd. Salary (714)891·5893. dining chi's. Sml exc• 3PM: 64().0099. ....... l ~ Phone. typing. filing. the Irvine corporate plus comm. Please •PP-. tionally nice icebo:t. .-aSI• ·""· ..._ fi ·ty--_,.·people II A opo "-cret.a.nal SHIPPING Clerk part b t h rdware' Houtekeepers wanted. I f n1un111. etc. Gd .,.,ne ta. commWll ~ ly or ca : pr · .,.., . ea u a "-acliff Motel. 1661 So. M e di c a o c . JackCroulMS-1101. for sandwich-making tc 644-2£12 or 129 Faahlon Executive Secretary.for time. Must have exper. 615-0451 - -• ~ I I l ( s f • f ~ tJ s d 51 .......... SftUCTUIAL 675-6110 .,.., Ophthalmology expr. aimple food prep. M F. lsland,NptBch 1 person R.E. office. Call: Balboa Marine. ___.... Coaa\ Hwy, Laguna pref. Salary open. Gd lllAL ISTATI 8 . 3 . No exp er . Xlnt dictaphone & typ-549-9671. E.O.E~H Oak: Round table. rott- Beach.494-4892. benefits. Resume. 5a•---1 necess•""". Start: Min. Ing skills. Must have I I frontfilecab,sq eoftble, New Port Ce nt e r . -~r~• -" I S 1-ffi a a nee Sitter needed occas ona . 2 c"•tom print hi bac.11 Houaekeeper/Cook for c Must be In Call Don or Sus e : a"" front o tee appe r *""/d · Wood ..., Exp. Medical Assistant. front & back, hrs. & sal ary o pen. Non · smoker. 54C>-43'16. 759-8921 l~ omm. -.... 7-PEP BOYS •· ability to deal with ly. •"" ay, '"our · chrs. love seat. odds & acUve penoo. Live in · _:...:..:....:...:....-------terested in teaming to .... -"' h brldite home. Avail on 1 b 10 2 Balboa. 873-1879. MUASIS AIDES syndicate real estate for, .. ________ M•MY. Moe and J ack clients. Sharp telep one short notice. Laurie . 67en~d!~Cal twn :,% Needed t.o give TLC to de v e l o Per . par ti• Restaurant •SALIS PIOPLI skills a m\Jllt. Call Lila 752·5111 days, 551 ·1506 .,._,...., ---~ FNJIW&RY Broadway, Fashion Isl. HOUSBCIB'YS elderly p1tients . Will ownership oppty. Can s4 •.P•FBOMl'S 1.._.ft.. 833-2900. eves Ap,a.cn 8010 We have an immediate tra.in qualified person· also list & sell while •• •STOCK,...., SICR~aay · ••••••••••••••••••••••• o p e n \ n g f o r. 2 nel. Earn while you le•mlng. Ray Ballard, PIUA STOii Take advantatce of this 51 "' South Laituna ~illa ge HARBOR AREA • Newport Beach Mature person. Call Mary Metzner &«·1212, ext 237. housekeepers. Full time I earn. App I y 1445 673-6105 or846~ Now hiring for full & opportunity to join one or for pest control com· Animal Hospital 1s loo 0 k· APPLIANCE SERVIGE positions . lOPM·~AM Js~u~pe!rto~r~.~~~---1·~~--~~~~~~ part time openings at thenationsleadingaulo pany.Salarynegoliable. i n g for p i t exp d Webuyusedappliancts shifts. Excell. fnnge RealEatateSales locations at O .C . part.sretallers.Weorrer 641-6930 groomer-can lead to flt ··wesellrecond,guar benefits package. Apply! OfftCE CLEltK Experienced agents are Airport. Varying days & both good pay and a fast Secretary/Part tim e work, profit sh arin~ appliances S49·307'l... in person at: Advanced F/T accounting/general nffded to work with ex.· hours: ideal supplemen· friendly working en· Call Mon-Tues. 9.Noon ._ 499.5378 • -------: Health Center. 1300 office duties x\nt ecutive level clients. ta I income for vironment. 76&1507 1 IUY ArrLl..,..CES Bristol St. North, Ste. benefits . c all Bob Must have proven track homemakers & stu· SOUND STATIOMEtlY Les 957 8133 11100, Newport Beach. 770.16T7 record. You will be dents. Our progressive, INTERESTING? Secretary Storein CdM needs sales --- E.0 .E. M/F --------i · h growing company offers LETS GET HU~ T 1 .... GT 0 M persoo rttime. 5 days Sears Refngerator, Top FREE TRAINING. Xlnt Income. Convenient hrs. VANDA BEA UTY COUNSELOR needs you. 419&-3227. !194·6456 ----------•PAINTER-Neal. relia-working w t pro· opportunities for advan· AQUAIN'TEO !! " " Xlnt working conds oftheline. li cu ft XU\h INSURANC E Age n ~ Y ble, exp'd, custom work. ressiona1 associates. Our I cement based on your Apply in person at· IEACH Especially fine clientele cond S300 G E Porta. service re p : comm I. fuJltime.631-4410 ofliceorfers: 1 job performan ce . ·PEPIOYS LegalSec'y lorlatty.in phone&44·7482for appl ble Dishwas her SIS'J lines acct. handling. 75<"1r ---------*Beat beach location Pleasant working condi· 3-Attomey office . Desire Sears Room Air cond" ofc .. 25~ rield. Un· PAIMTIR •Liberalcommiaaion tions.Mustbel8&over. t52211eod111Yd. 2yrs. California exper STOCK Clerk part time S50~922l. "' FULL TlME Graveyard. Ana. serv. No exp nee • Call: 89'2·1212 EOE •BBAL OfflCE Typing tr 10.key adding machine. l'l722 Western Ave .. Garden Grove. 898-9721. derwriting.servicesales Exper. prer. Apply Sun Progra1m . Apply in person btwn. 1 W.,._.hr, Ca. 847-6041. ror marine hardware pos Car expense . bet. 11 & 4. 443C W Bay, •Nat'I referra program &6PM. a-J It! store . Call Balboa salary. comm. Min. 3 C.M.548-9852 Callnowforappt. ZJOOS.E.Bristohl ~O,,a..Mt-/F' ••SICRETA.lllS•• Marine.549·9671 . f..0 F. --------- Montgomery Ward 18 ~u yrs. comm 'I. underwrit· --------·-WaJtHemph.111,673-7300 SantaAnaffeig l3 •flayer ExpdConsultantOurs M/FIH ing exper. Must have F PART-TIME fNexttoMcDonald'sl ; ·-Accountant/Deg$20.000 fl frotSt free refng. used 9 mo. S325 firm. 751·3294 & C Lie. Orange & LA. Pick own hrs & income. E.O.E. AcctsPay/T5SS14,400 1------~~-I Counties Call: Ambitious. like people. llC.,-..OMIST I~~~~~~~~~ Sca.ool Director Secy<TrainLanier) SUIOIVISIOM UPRtGHT FREEZE6-..- L1kenew. S250. 645-'l:N1 Oenera1 Office Worker Musttype40Wpm. Diane Bullock Callforappt.M7·56'15 Exciting position l.n ourl". Exp'd.-dynamlc. EC:E $13,800 -....r!.IMIBS & deslgn studio! Busy Retail Sales & Elem. Ed. units req d. ......._ 833-9550 E .O_E.Part t1·me, need am· G •· F /T t II '"2·""11 LizReindenAgency DESU'!L~-s p h ones. TYPIN "' Women's re a · """ .,. 4020Blrcb Est '64 EOE ...,,.....,. IMTBIOI rLA.MT bilious goal ori~nted FILING. Near J ohn days. exp. preferred. SICRET .. llY Newportt833-8190/Free DRA.mPl:ASOM Whirlpool 2 speed W . .M Xlnt cond Sl50 Call eves. 631-1675:_ _ -~ Costa Mesa 549.3942 &IHEltALOfflCI lmmediale opening in 011r purchasing dept. for an expr'd person with xlnt typing skills & a p l e a s i n g p h o n, e penonallty. Duties will alao Include ntlng. order taking and other general o ffice work . Xlnt benefits & working con· dttlons with a growing company . Appl y in person at: H .... tCI ...... people opportunity to Wa.,.,..Airport.s.56-1601. x lnt benefits. Call "' C areer opportunity CA.UTIC " "'" · · · ., .. _ Light bookkeepin g . d & Slart, .. g nncition avail earn unlimited; tax REC,,...._......IST 770.I&TiaskforLarry. . Plumbl"ng kno~led"e a vail. for tal~dnte 1 etxh· h & aa•· "' .--be fits For app t call _. • '"'" .. .. per'd. indiv1 ua w1 M aytal( was er ., ~ with Tustin based plant nei · Corporate office. SALES Clerk for retail he lpful. Fulltlme. SecretarYEXICUT1VE well established&Rrow dryer.Almostnew S600. Co. Will train-health tin· 496-4436eves6-8pm. Pleasant persona lity. marine hardware store . MS-3636. SICIETa•y ifnirgmCnlvri.I OF. .• Cn.giAne.,reporirtn~ 760-121 2 - ---surance. Arboretum n· 'TIME N t I · e r nee --~" ---terior Plants. Ask for PART Lite typing. ewpor P time. exp · · SECRETARY s Semi-retired OK . San Beach.640.8950. Call : Balboa Marine. . 1 f t o Marketing Dir in Apply in person with re-SACRI FI C.E ' ears Wendy. <71417J0.6460. Ant.onioWinery. 645-8940 549-9871. E.0 .E. M/F /H PIT pos. in 1 gir 0 c. financial services Orm. sume to: Mr. Fuentes at portable dishwasher. Recepllonist. work while Typing. communication Resp .. challenging pos. Robert Bein. Will lam xlnt rond S7S 842·4314 lwY..tof'y COllfrof kids in school. Some typ-S-.. Detk Clfftl skills essenlia1. Lots or i n vo \v i n g are a or Frost & Associates. 1401 --------.; ~/lld!MA.sst Part Time ing. 11·2:30pm. Hrly Inside sales duties & variety & some travel secur ities. insurance. Quail St .. Newport GE oven-ra nge·hooO. For vitamin mfg com· • y-.......... rate Irvine area . heavytypinglnfriendly Hrs flu Call H P .l . real e s tate . Xlnt Beach Sl50.Westlnghses.c 4bl pany Operate s m all C-S.419 _...... 549-7966. atmosphere of small 964·5325 shrt.hd/typing skills re ~~~~~~~~~! ~en·s~ve_!~ 549-3510 IBM 5110 office com· c.,wn company near ocean. q'd. 714-640-0123 r puler. Data entry. Good Adul~th out.standing llECS'TIOHIST Good benefits. Call Don· Secretary/Typist. P IT . 4 1~~!!!~!!~!!!~~1 SWITCHIOA.RD Of"Tll P/time. days. wknds Will train 642·3013 El~ Dryer. near new. Sl.50. 495-6718. THE JOLLY ROGER INC. 17042Gillette Ave Irvine 114/54&-0331 math s kills Fringe attract rsonalities Full time Mon-Fri. Mu.st na: 645-3632. hrs pr day H 8 n rr: benefits. Experience de· to spen l rs per week be penionable & we11 ~:...:...:~.:..------Beach/Adams. 963·0516 SICllTilY ssrable counse r,1 outh ages Jroomed• & enjoy meet· SALIS 100KK.a F/C Unwilco Laboratories 10-15. Ev n in lt s & ing the public. Requires lmmed. part Ume open· S e c re ta r Y B u 5 Y Wide variety of duties White Frigidaire. xlnl cond. top freezer. fro'/ rrtt $175.839-6219. General 832-9700 Weekends Available. $75 good spelling & pen· ing for Reader Ad Secretarial svce. needs for sm. business. lncl~d· ---------1 p e r w k . C a I I manship. No typing. representative for Inside competent secretary ing customer serv .. bill· J anitorlal route-res p 2:JO.S:30pm. Mon thru Phone experience pre-sales position. Gd. com· Fast. accurate typist Ing, & posting. Pleasant honest couple HB/FV Fri. 642-4321 ext. 343 ferred. Full company pany benefits. Apply in 957·9331. atmosphere.645-2247 SwitcNwd/llecept Busy public contact position for experienced operator. Pul'e board. Call Billie. 751-32.47. --------:, Refrigerator. frosHree. excellent. S200. ~Ull·PART TIME STUDENTS Toppay.reliablepeople. AskforLori. benefits. Apply: Pen· person: Pennyaaver. own phone & .trans ~CCHKt nyaaver. 1660 Placentia 1680 P lacentia Ave SECRETARY SEClETA.IY Healthcare mgmt. co. in Irvine has an immed. opening for indiv . to perform s ecretarial duties fo r 5 of our Medical Dept. starr. The ideal candidate will work well under pre· ssure have the ability to establlsh priorities. be dependable & have self initiative. Short.hand or speedwritlng a must. Medical bkgrnd . & cr edentialing exper. pref'd. Gd. salary & fr· inge benefits pkg. For interview. contact· Sharon Ra s in s . 714.&u-1616. EOE M/f' 548-8513. 548·44&5 ----581 ""30 a..-a c M M Fri 1 5PM Small busy ad agency. ·&.• D~ p_.. Ave.. . . C.M. on-.. · bk Exp. a plWI. lite pg. TEACHER Sears Elec Dryer. Ilk,. OK Exciting pay, company benefi\3, hard workers LEGAL SIC&ET A.RY ~~~ M•~:~~:.t a.c..-. MDt lch SALIS Non. s m k r . ex c e 11. Laguna Beach. rull time E q u 8 I o p p 0 r t . Cballengmg last paced Newport Beach leading salary. 642-5251 w/minjmum 4 yrs ex-Employer position open in one of Jewelers seeking rull y Sat. only. Exper'd. ECE new B&O Elec LaWll req'd. Garden Gr ove EdgerS19. 548.SZ42 area_.971-M~ A.ltdtofl ---IOaS ~O IXPIRllMCI Cal 10..tol,_ 714-847-2422 CilMRAL Courier/Clerk. part time needed for Npt. Bch. medical lab. Perm. pos Prefer mature person. Phone: Jan Hillyer. 64().()140 e9BAL OfflCE Local leading pell\ con· trol company needs general orfice personnel. tntry-level poaition. Typing & office exper. belp(ul. C all Tim . Thursday. 3·19 btwn 9 & 3. 9'1M021. General office Full time office help nee.ded w/some bookeeping ex· per helpful. Duties Incl learning propert y mngmt otrlce & com· puter Input. Hrs 8:30-5 w/possible overtime. 1 ,n vacat\on aft 6 mo. ttoOtmo to start. Call DeniSG-7•1. GENERAL front ofc. 2-IPM. Must type & apell . Id eal for homemaker ~ student. f'79-1711 perience for sole practl·i----=-..:..-..:..----Newport Beaches most lime Employee well SICllTAl lloner. Emphasis ~n Part T·ime & preaUgioua real estate versed in sales & office P /T afternoons goo: Tt"phoM So41citon ...................... . Respondsible younl( 1---~~9-'!'~~~ women to work eves PUBLIC FURNTTURF. 5 . 30·9PM Sun-Thurs criminal, Pl. & family brokerage and develop· procedures. 5 day week s k i 11 s , t Y PI n I I aw . Sa I a r y com · ment co. We are seeking including Saturday, no shorthand call for an mensurate w/eicper Temporary Jobs a reliable congenial evenings.Call613-9334 appt 544.4492 714/497·1'1S9 diplomatic person able e~m S3.SO-S5.SO/hr to ap· • * AUCTION * ply call Kelly 540-4088 uft T-LLn 7•10 PM 642-5618 Av..Ulable to Juggle busy· busy want Ads Call 642-5678 Clusl.fled Ads UFI GUA.lDS GI phones. typing. SO sales SwiM IMtntdon Clerks. Secretaries & administrative staff ~,..---------------·~' 5·30Sun·Thurs. unmir • -·--Lovely bedroom sel~io/ Telephone So licitors chests. bunk beds. cheilC Needed immediately To beds. Uving room tables . work 3-9. Mon -Fri No pictures+ lots more. experience nee No sell SAVE SAVE SAVE Now being hired by City Receptionists, all efficiently. comfortably Sales of Huntington Beach. S k · I I & wi\h a ~nse of humor. Call City Pool, 960-8884 . 0 f f i c e 1 5 Excellent typing akills a Needed!! must. Real estate & pre· HERE'S A GEM ing. Call after I PM We honor BofA . MC. UQUORMITE MAMA.GER Exp necessary SS/hr must have good ref's. wine knowledge. accep· table drivin~ record ap· ply in person eves 2937 E. Coast Hwy CdM MA.NAGY/ Assist. Wo men 's specially s tore Full time Clothing expr. Nancy Craig. Inc. S56·149S Manager. Office work. counter help for food ser vice. Seasonal. 16 mo.). H.B. area. Call E. Songrath. (714 )544-5978 or write 14.581 Acacia Pr. TU9lln. Ca. 92680. Mature person for ladies ' figure control salon. PIT, mornings. 642·3630. · vious receptionist & IVICKI HESTON I phone experience de· 966-0151 cashier's checks & cash ------~ NO PERSONAL -• sirable. Paid holidays. • Astoe'9tff Ma.)or medical. pension SICIETA.IY TB.B'HOHE <Speciali.r.ing in & profit sharing. Call Slavick's J ewelers has an openin~ to hotel reservations. CALLERS Temporary Clerical Pat Parkinson. 752·1920 for a Jewelry Salespe~on to Wf?r 50wpm typing. filing & From home. part time. Personnel I WANT ACTION? closely with customers tn sele~llng phone eicpe.r. sow pm for well-known charity CHECKS PLEASE !· Food Available Items subject to presa~ MA.STYS AUCTIOM 2075"'1 Newport Blvd~ 839-9625 646-"°°'i 540-0400 Classlled Ad.s642-5678 . I fine ,. ewelry and custom destgns. shorthand & will train on fund-raising campaign The JOb requires a hi~ degree of reservations. $900 mo. Call: 714·549-3712 I .,, p•11at ...,,snnnsibility and gooa knowledge Send resume to: lt703, llcydn 1020 •••••.. II ~f fewelry merchandise. Excellent Dally Pilot. P .O. Box ruvaA.GEMCY ;;~:;.~·;·s-;;;;~;;~;;: e .. e Company Benefit Package. 1560• Costa Mesa. Ca. Newport Center needs Bike S175. 'l725 GannM • 92636 delivery person wilt Or. C.M.545-1313 • • Special f eatlnS : . CONT ACT Ml. McDllMOfT security omcer. p /T . !ft~~g~~n ~:~i~::.st~-~ 2 black Schwinn crui~flW • £ditOf .• l7 I 4t 644-1310 wkencls ror lrg apt. com· 8 : 30· 3 : 30. Hr I y + s130 & Sl40 xtras-muu • plex in N.B. $3.50/hr. mileage Dolores. cond646-1275.646·7050 : • Immediate opening In our Marketing°. For info contact Jim 644-Ul63. , Services Department for a Special . JCK' S L is t644 1900 USID llKIS ! • Features Edit.or. Candidate muat have a s LAV up a . . TYPISITTER 642-2173 • • College De1ree, writing & edltlnl • with paste up ex · expertise and some experience preferred. • Se<'urity penence. Positions open Women's bicycle. xln~ e Challenaln& position wtth srowth potential:. Fine Jewelers Since 1917 n. ..... leyChlb "In Costa Mesa & Dana cond. SlOOl bst ofr. Neef • Excellent frtn1e benefit.I. Send resume g'· hllOWMrilMJ: Pt The Composing to sell. 752-7511 dyi<. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. C.OSta Mesa, a.• Room. 979-3541. 15J-7<r75eves · : • 92826. Attn: Penonnel. • .. "' s.c.rttYCh9rci TYPIST Racing bike ft/yellow ~t • Editor's , e Tues~. Tb\irs .. Fri.. For dynamic Invest· BMX Chromaley ~·r • • _1 12PM-8AM. Sat. 5PM-ment fi rm . Up to xlntcoodS300642-7672 1 • Secretary • ,,,~'L ... _.*~-~J .• -,, .. U"I JAM . Must have own $1200/mo. to s tart. . _.t • transportation . Outatandlng arowth Glrl'sBeachCruiser.:_I kn ro • A challenging opportunity ts beint offered • 1 PROfES SIO ...... AL telephone. CPR training ~al for bri1ht In· A\rnolt brand ne•. •1~ • by the Daily PUot for tomeone wjth tbe • n trsomeexper. pref'd. dlvidual. ColUn• Aasoc.. 540-5190. L MIDICA.L •. ~~~e~~t~~c~ ~! !:1~0~~1l~~.r=~~u!; e S _.,LES Pleue call for •Pyt· S17SanNlcolas. N.B. Girl's blocle. antiqu~ MBMCAL couallR Mt.Wt have own trans Ir be familiar w /CaUfomia Frwy system. No sales. pleasant po11ltion fo~ in· dlvldual who en1oya drMn&M·F .. 57~ •• Phlebotomi.ltl Recep· position requlrin& the tool• of the trade -• ~ 145.7351 Mon· Fr · · TyplJt lMO Roll-Fast. u·· Perf II 11 ~I ~ •••ALOl'ftCI Lootbll for a •ery In· t....., part Ume job IJ' pleuant office? Clerical. ror m1ture penon. LocaUOn P.C.H .. l'p\. Bch. Exper. • rtt•. AccUrate typl.na. Q,o 'horthand. 20 br · wMk l.ncludes Sat• Sun . cau:.-1u1 tlonlst. Exper'd. for Npt. • 80 wpm dictation, 70 ~pm typln1. • l :»SPM Varied offlce duUea lncl Grit eond. "50, 8WJ·IMCl5,t Bch. lab. 111\t is a full • dicta phone -and the ablll\)' to ablf\ NMAMcAL NODUCTS support for President of I I I tW.rt• II~ 15 time. permanent pos. mental ieara on ahort not.lee. The beoefita • AM» laVICll SIC"T f /T lead.In& stereo manufac· :!:.':' •• ~;·;;; ......... • .l fr< ty p I rel ba WCl de of ·= ft Phone: J an Hillyer. • are 1enerou1 , the pay reaaonable. • , Typ&n1,a/hli,.neralof· turer In lrvlne a rea. I.WOOD 1•6-. ..:MO-O;..:;:....:..:"°.;..._-----i e Applications belnl accepted ~~~rou1r • N•WPOl't a..ch firm ls Mektng fl"e duties. Flex hra. nr Type 50wpm from _._, ... ~.., Ne It • appo\ntrnent by calllnC . · · --1. ex · addltlonet staff to market flnanclel Jo"tm Wa""" Airport call t r•na cr\ber . Good Sd1 -t~ooo-. ... ft 1n'' n.,1 • Medical 211 e servtcn to smell and medtum size , .• _ ~al txpoture & oao .,., 'il If , -:. Pl~~I • . camera • bUSlnt11owner1.WearelooklnG,. Bartlera551--gro'Wtb opportunity . mX:~.~_!~°'~M Ms. -.. v..... 41 e for peapte wlttu college dlQrM, • SIC"T /llC.,. <11•llM-flll .... · 7.. 1 Receptlonl•t Se~y P e O,.rator e · + y..nof bUSIMll/Nlet wor amah CPA fltm. , ~ST Al,um patio roo m~ Bootkeepe r . x · e ••=ltnceend•ttuelnterettln D"tles ,.111 alao Incl. ••n cl-.. ---1•.Wtndo.f. 'n e e • 1 1 • r Y • · S a n e nd I --' .. 2 • dav11 .... r ......... , -,. " .::: M•U& Clemante Wril.e Ad llU Eic ·ri-ced at 11ut 5 years. M\l.lt be • In ....-nee 8 Cl oten nc-•-· tolM bkkpt. m.toa Part U~\ ·• ti 'f A"-p acreens·comple\e ~..,., PO ........ X e p.. .... era and CurAnt tteff lncomn renoe from ' wk. Vacauon n e · · 1 f s:aooc> .,. ,, IUllNlllMIM c/o Dally Pilot DV able to ute 1ew1paptr cam • $30,000 to SU0,000/VHr. lnltlal SILL AVOM 1Y at: lMO PlacenUa. va ue ~ . ~ i:.ntect tta• DAILY \&IOCM CA nae. •• :~~~: =t• =~~,r::~:e • fnc'"'" .,. ou-rem.td for the f1ULL TIMI ~ M•• MOTICI • ~ '91.0T "'W14,..._ Medical. Offlte Maoa1er to Oran .. ec)u\O.llt Pllot. • first ltt,.. VHrl. Eamtlormorean br. W ... /W.... 19" Delly PUot> Cl.&. ._.;••~t: ... ~.~ ~!~:~c r:~~~~::: .• o~c.... 1'11, VoutNY ~It d irect (714) ~ ~an-..aua Apply bt•• ~AM • ..._. • =tc'_:~~ •*•I e PlctUtout W.-.. ed ao. 114. Dally 1 ' t'L. ~ Ml= W Tu""8Y, March U 1 ... __... STATION AT· llPM. <:Ur\M'I Chl.U, a•nr Our~ r ' .... • ' 12 for ... 'f•'-• IOOl ...-01, =· t. .. ••tt -. MtiMll,..._• ruot, P.O. Box t l lilO, 330 , l '~· e.m .• p.m. en , !..S.!f;r.l>AM"I!. IAM-~o. Ste.ta.CM. ~ u::.:M1·"~ j ... 121 c.&.M ... CA.... ,. Coat•,. ••• CA ' appointmlnt. 11 ----.... -'• ftol .. IJC1',m _....._ _ ........ ...-. -m.... •• 10pportuntt1 Employer.. ~ .. ioa , ~ ~ l • • ,,...., "' H•w •• 1111111·.•~' · ·'"-i---· '""" • ...-. "!!1""'111--~ -·-~a_·.---_,,.. ..... t&- .. HW ....... Wlt)I 8 ~.,'-~.,····,··~··· ··~ ~ ~ - ,-<f I -• 10 • • ~ ' .~, ...... -.. -..... --~ ... ~, ... --.,.~et· ').......... . ,.--~ ,~-~. . " -. . -~ ---. ,. -~ - ,· r OdlMn Retrlevtr pups, Glrla Pineapple bdrm A.KC. at. IOlde. champ. H t. Be4·rhe1t-mlrror• bet. See Dame • 1lre. dHk yel/wblt• tl75. ""'Tm.""· Ml·'ltli -----~---· AKC Gokl. Ret pu119, 1ee Set ol tl'\lndle bedl', ~. fem. •. male complete '50. .m.,,_ ue.aMS BAY~INER 1s1i 27 Feet 'NlltlJOY•••• ~=::r.-& ..... ..,. •• •o.t ....... . . ...................... MUST SEtL 1NJl'L'ATABL£ Boat Cormorant&'. 1100. Weaball 32. Fluah deck. H.D. '11 Spc>rt.ater cuat .. 831·3'172or67S.7626 SIZ,100 One ol • ltlnd. Sale or Weber carb. MUST SSAVISAYIS WnHUSmPAITS Imported car parta IMPORT Alfl'OSUPPLY 101 N. Manchettter Anaheim 718-9'00 A&C eta.mp BNd ~ll•r Ctlalr. upl'Ollt.ertd l.n An· Pup•. CO~• aee/wUI tjque 1old velvet .. 8 mo ne1. coet In peraon. old, lllte r.w 1125. 2l.37 -.uoe Miraou.r, Ball>o• ---------1 Peninlula. 8'1U4lWI --~------1sABCYI' type Skiff, Xlnt or.-. offer trade tor real estate. S!lLL. Dennla, 980-1192 cond. S150. 631·3772 or "4c. •90tl .. l1 S 5 9 • O 0 0 • ff a n s "75 XR75 8aannl ex· CHEAP!! 673-7828. Cll....., ,,. 714/831-1212 haust, mudder tendera, SU1htlyuted turbo kit YELLOW Lab/Golden -------- Ret. ll'Qll. ao. Call btwn AN11QUE BIRDSEYE lotlh. M11l1tlH•ct/ '7S.Z6f5 Wanted: older sailboat plaaUc endoro tank, runt '70. '74 Dataun Z can Sentte fOZO , w /1llp In Newport str'Qnl, ood rond. 1295 ____ 1•_·S8ll'1 ___ _ \ & 5Pll. -.mo, ext. Maple bedroom set •1. uk for llm 81$-0W ••••••••••••••••••••••• 59 Hydroewitt 75hp, 17' Harbor, 751-8987 SSf..al rlle, 8'4·1805 , e 2 Ram b I er. A 11 or Marine Electrtclan · r b I t en & • extra 1 . ----------1 I s D 't Design/Install/repair llSOO/OBOM5-Z482 1 ...... Slpt/ '80 8$0 Special with far. notb ng 225. r . 1 Q\l&l. work. 5'9·2S20eve Dodls t07 ln&. u l1 llOO after Spm home. Apt 8206 425 Mer· Taylor·Dunn eoll cart, new controller, bat· teries, 1950/080 1760 Monrovia. A·3, C .M. 548--3414 llADY fott ASHING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chria MZ·'7• rimac C.M · BOATMAINTENANCE Trojan 25' Express 26 ' Sailboat, sound & •71 Kawuikl KDIOO.M3, Greatdeal.Scirocro Specialize in Teak Cruiser. fully equipped. seaworUiy. 5'' mooring, no his u ed 1 Waxing& Restoring f•tho, live bait tank. NB Sl8,000. 87S·7 138 1390· Xlnt cond. New ·~:lfe~.S:..,13.r 979-2728 O/R, VHF, It much eves. tlre.orienn.Startsfaat. GAS KILN, 24 cu It. • _ _._ MarW more. Lessthan200hrs, Notloud.548-8859. Wanted dependable. -8GPH at 20 knots. 3 boat SUps available. Newport •79 Suzuki RMW, never s mall block Chevy I. ••11•1111 o..-...-. Sacri(lce Sl",000. Beach 25' 35 ' Ava1·1 · I t -• ... ..,. " · · · raced. like new. best of· engtne 1960or a er Dys 640·1833. Eves now.642-4644. fer.&3Hlll'7Saft.S. 5'8-0995days. 675-88113 1---------I WEST COAST, very ••••••••••••••••••!~.~~ good cond, w/ahelving, I .,__ t ... c E 9th Inn. Tender, 8'4" hyp. DOG TRAINING O bedience/ Problem .,,vin,. AA.A DOC TRAINING 953-"'4 2400· """""a "°"' · 1 • New m· box Sells •"'~9. N EEO end t1·e for 25' ..,.. '78 Kawasaki KZ SR """. 327 endine with power 1070 A·3,C.M.642-772e sac. 1399. (114>75'-1732 25 ' Ma k o, float on Trimaran w/18' beam. """ l"d " s 5 I · t II 235h Call·. ua .6432 or 552.1,,_,,_,. Uke nu, 4000 ml. 11600 g 1 e trans. 17 . llDWOOD 2x6't dys. a uminum ra er, P '"°"' """ E 959 631 7585 84.S. xlntdecking. J ohn1on, VHF ra.dio. aftSPM Finn. ves&40-4 --_·_ -·--- N I d 8 00 f I Marine Stove. Princess depths recorder, outrlg· l9'79Suzuki RM 80 1045 Iron table, glass top. few olall -~ft· C Mt n Electric, three burner gers. Call after 8pm 55' SUP. Balboa Marine Excellentcondlllon AYlotforS• llNeto Y• , S8x33, 4 chairs & pads, rom m •Mt · • · with oven, like new. (7 •>IM2 0063 •~. Avail now til June •• ..,,. .. ~.,1415 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••.••• 1195. Also misc. chairs & 6'5-9137 Xl27 anytime AfterS:0064&.8435 l • . 1. Call btwn 9-S, 6"·9730. e'1UV ...,..,.. IMPORTANT Free Lovable Dalmatian tables. 675·7730 leave 16' Wood boat, lraller . 1979 YAM AHA 80cc NOTICE TO mix 8mo._ 831R-3181h3 odr message ifout. BRITISH Seagull long S350. Good shape. 30' dock. power boat or Like New kOO. READERS AND f13-41833aa.. for' c ar · 1 shall outboard mtr. 3hp. 493-97S9eves. Taberncale M 1 ast. No 968-l390 ADVERTISERS ......._. 1050 CORNER UNITh._ upho std. S22S.63I-3772or 673-7826 overnighters. 1&0/mo. The price of iter.:s ••••••••••••••••••••••• b lack & w 1te , g In cl. 28' CaUfomlan, '118, sngl 7S2·2584. MotorHOMet, S•I advertised by vehicle ~ S •Liii! storage space, perfect. 14' Dory fishing bo!lt. 2S' g as ' f I Y b r I d g e . R ... /Sto. 991 f I 6 dealers in the vehicle rvWl ~ .. S2SO. PARTY TABLE. 4 swordfish plank. tuna flberglan, VHF, depth A'M'N: PVT DOCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• classified advertising tresser, maple country chairs, Drexel. drk ladies codctall rings, 11) . \.ower.6'1~32. 673-0'187. sounder. trim laba. OWNERS-NW PT BAY WI C M SILL columns does not in· ,IJYle-feO. Dreaser, anti· Spanish, S2So. 640.9888. 14 KT , 8 de I u x e Tiffany Gold Card : Life I .-..p 9040 dinghy w/outboard. full Beauti(ul 30' sailboat A . elude any applicable ue French prov in· 768-~10 diamonds. ~ ct. total Membershlpl550/bstorr ••o•--.•••••o•wer•••••••••••••• canvas, 119,SOO. Call needs slip In Newport YOUR l.V, taxes. Ucense. transfer ial -1100. Antique · 646-S49l A kf R D a· 847~· 780-8677 Bay. Business exec & 559-1304 fees. finance charges. ••hogany Duncan Dining room table & 4 w~i~ht. <2 > ~•KT , 9 · s or ose. LIVE Aboard boat In eJ~· ' wife are sole owners. No ---feesforairpollutioncon 'hyfe oval dining table chairs, Teak wood. 1150. bnlliant cut dJamonds, Mltcel•IOMS I Live-aboard sll p. 40' · kids, no dogs. 964·2080 RE NT· 22' I u x mt r tro~device certifications 'f/6 roee1back chalrsti lit 2 495-2626. "4 ct. btot~JJ wel!~t.PAOp. W.ted 10111 Owens ready to move ...... a ... / 60 , 0 _ 1 '--home. Sips 6. self-cont or dealer documentary •aves-1000. An que pr as. Y osep'"'· · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• onto.NB.6'2·4644 C~ 9050 M vaM-S275t wk . + 8• mi preparatloochargHUn· Jlaclc marble < 1910) Low solid oak table. «" Box 8403 N . B. 92860 Wanted: Display space ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18' boat. l2S,OOO &4()-8:'iM. Jess otherwise specified Eock Cneeds minor round. just refin . 646-~ ror hand carved de· 19' Deep V 10. Lots or •IMMAC28'-34'BOATS Tony67~15.831·4286 bytbeadveniser. ork).1100 King s ize 1325/firm. 6'6-0150 an rorator bird decoys. 30'-1 Xtras. Very clean . Jeff 6/l2mo. plans prepaid '76 Tioga Motorhome. aterbed, oak frame. 5:30 Diamond 14ct wht gold com . paid Bru c e 963-Ml2aft6. fromSl8Q/mo.lncludlng Tr ... , art,.._ complete roof air, S8500 A.Cff~~!_ 9520 n-sway mattress & --watch w/12 saph Hebe 6 11 1 1 ,....,.. ......... vn best orter 631 0295 _. S I . 12500 17141545-787 . ...,. Cabi .. cru•• .. r rblt en~ s p, aaons 14 .,.......,,"'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• or . . ierlect condition· 200. Oak Rod tble. roll front 17 jewe . Appra1s -u• ...... SM·3778. ••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• • ,aUS48-182'7·MUSTsell! file cab.sqroftble,2 Will trade for c ar Wantlace,velvet&old VHF,fullcanvasina lo•W 9060Alrcraft 9110 _ ·46 Ford Woodi e , custom pr int hi·back 646-1468 costume s, also blue aru. many xtra1 k500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trolers, T~.t 9170 restored. 113.000. ALSO ch,.,, love seat. odds &-J 1 P-.-t--P rt Chinese oriental rugs. (213)343-9478. (805) /Erickson 27, spotless. 1969d Beech MLusketeer, •••••••••••••••••~••••• '29 Model ATownSedan. ds C.11 btwn •o 2 ewe ry : nva e a Y p p 67" ....,,~ 486-8319 dsl, •I ... s. S24.c"". mi time, 15p ycomin,g 8x24 Aristrocat. like new 4 dr. restored. Ideal for ;;5_..~ · · · will sacrifice S20 gold · · ~~----.8:J3:'0818.s40:"0300• eng. 2 Comm ·nav s s3800 IKP68581 s tudent s10 .oo o ·**I IUY ** Good used Furniture & t pUances-OR f will II or SELL for You .ASTBlS AUCTION 6464616. 133-9625 _ ----piece Cl9'Z7 ) ringed with WANTED· Triumph Cub 26' Chrlscraft Cabin - - -----trans ponder 840·4109 · · 499·3816 615-6161. PATIO.POOL Furniture diamond I necklace I also motorcycle. any condi· Cruiser, xlnt cond, S.5500. Erickson 32'. '75 loaded. eves/wknds. ______ _ B •aut1'ful . 10 Yr 2 b ut"f I d "amond t " J h.n'""0327 846-7522. Bristol cond.Offer ,R.E. ------'7125' Airstream. good Mustana '6S Conv. pl.,, "' ea I u i ion. o ......,. -----or term s 968 7 903 . '79 Seneca II. 850 TT: brn cond. s ips 2. furn. S5000. ,.. Guarantee 839-7239 rin~s retail total value Wanted. stroller. high '79-26' Penn Yan. 200 hp 968.,_,2 & gld ext : dlx clb seats ; 645-4530 bef. 5. disr brks, pwr top. aulo . . llUYFURM,,.,.UIE Sl4.000will sacrifice for turbo diesel. fully ""' 3 bld pops ·. full collins. pony intr 289 4-V eni?. _ " Whitewood4postertwin S8000call C714 )759-0912 chair. car seat. misc . t i ht b d y xlnt t.es 957·8133 bedwithmattress &box --------Only in good co nd . equipped,immac cond O'dayl2.xlnt cond .with HSl.19Sdme.full cple& Estlnpk,C.M.S7500 Low s ra ~ 0 · ..... _.... Bd t 6 ~pnn~s. S50. 646·3375 Gold & silver, top dollars 751 8967 Bargain priced Pvt par trailer. S800 glide slope, long range s pace rent. furn '77 mer h, wire whl cvrs. inc:-ull. rm se · pc_s ---Class rings? ty.775-7125,673-3729 s.48-4288. tanks. heavy duty Nomad 8x32, !N9883> tonneau. boot Orig pvt (no bed) S200 Tradt· GaropSaie 1055 gs7.80SJ Wanted: older sailboat -------brakes. stereo. sound Ehte894·4401 pty 1714 1968·2042 ~na.1 Dining Rm set. 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----w l s l1p 1n Newport Glassply.17'1/0 120hp Fixe r upper o lder proofang,slnpartl3Son &airs, 2 leaves . solid New purs es St Ol ea . Mac~ 8078 Harbor 751 8967 Mere. V hull w/trailer sailboat w/slip Newport ly' Never damaged & a 1food,beaut finishS250 Dral'hng Tbl S50 . old ••••••••••··~.··•••••••• Very cl e an . 12900. Beach 751-8967 beaut y . 1117 ,500 Corner Bdrm group dining rm chrs (6) 1150. Craftsman 10 tablesaw. Mnk1 al t S46-1330orM>0775 25. C·Class Catamaran (714)540-6911. f\50. 545-9'223 Oriental rug 1115 1438 1225. 318" drill "& drill MtrwMR 1 1013 '76 Terry. establis hed . !!pace rent StOS. compl fum. incl TV. IS5945 > Elite 894-44-01 ...____ - -Dorothea Place. La press attachment 135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.ACIRCA 44 with trailer. 1st 1975. C~. S•/ Frigidaire Gld tone Cstm Habra (213) 691 ·3185 646-21687 CONN Director trombone ...U"""•DA TIOM 833-7381 dys leftl 9 120 '64 Tra veleie 20' s c bnperial cu ft . 1350. Din with case. Excellent ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove. refril(. nu interior ing Set Mahogany w f6 M 0 VI NG S A L E Misul•10111 1010 condition. SlOO 615-8052 '79 must be sold. 2SO hrs '79 Sloop, ~tm bit. 1 ~'3''. ·16 COLEMAN TENT SlSOO 641·6131or775 1003 chrs. buffet & others Wa s her I D r y e r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• after6PM t,~~d~:i~~~nderdis dac sails wltrlr. xlnt TRLR. Sleeps 6 !Used 4 eves 955-0325, 759·0226 Refrigerator. Beds . 6' J>O!lablespa, pwr pack. Denki E---~ lftC. S2196 962·l608 I Times ) Stove. Sink. Ex ----Chrs. other misc items. dehver, set up S2200 6STRING ACOUSTIC rnnwo-t r a c 8 n v a 5 Find what you want an 8' Sora+ matching 4''1' 2S4lSantaAnaAve.CM 631·6Sl9.~·72A\._ GUITAR 714/673-5252 Cla..,s1(edAds6425678 17141995-8989 OailyPilotClassifieds. 1963 Volvo Sedan, tood en~. body needs some repair St 100 Owner 548-7249 '48 Lancon Cont. Mark I Cpt> l.5750 Olds En~tne C 192'fPLI 661 6210 '28 FORD Model 'A. love seat SlOO. Dining :.:.:..'31,.. S22S 675·8172 ------- Tbl wllear + 4 ch rs 15-0. 631 7086 aU wee~I~ J ohn Wayne Tennis Club . . -. ---Allto1, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 640.2560 Household sale : 22 cu' ram '?1embers hip. G1bsonacoust1c ji!u1tar20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rumble Seat. fine car. best offer 640-8526 Amana refrigerator 11100. incl transfer year old classlc N~w stereo cabinets. roll freezer. dlshwshr. lawn 644· 1549 $400 548·0905 top bar cabine t s for 't b b ·t s ---care 1 e_ms. a Y 1 em · WANTED · Stroller & 2 Cerwin Vega VJO PI A V11ns. bookshelves. new t Fri 3/20 6962 p la JO" ~as stove <Almond >. e .c. · au h ighc hair als o mis c Speakers. S200 each. I v a r i 0 u s h s e h I d Circle H.B, 848·6094 baby items. 751-8967 Tapco 6000R 6 channel ( II --------mixer board. 1125 or fµrniture. 536 6676 aft Rummage, 16 am Y John Wayne Tennis Club S450forall. 839•6128 6~ Sat/Sun. 5962610 Joann reji!. membership, SlOOO Oak dinette set. parquet St . Costa Mesa -incl. transfer. 67S-~ Offlct Ftlntihre & Id 11 SUNOA Y SAi E l0·5Pm Eqiil,....11t 1015 top. 1 yr o . mu1t se · • Reasonable' John Wayne ••••••••••••••••••••••• S360 848-1297 An~ Barhflr chair• fan· Tenni11 Club Family 2 d k 30" 60" /40" ----I a11Ur pr l r~ e>pC'n . es s . x w Couch. end t.ablea. coffef.' ,... 11 h 1 ,.%$ Member11hip. 64.4-1813 or retum. 2 exec chairs. l.ble. ,.,n11 It arm11 r 759-9471 (Judyl IW()..8230or840·9900 01111 flrl'ph1 r ,. f,rl( __ 84().2347 after 6pm Hp•nh1h IYfJ"' ttlnln« •,.t Amf'r Oak dreH<>r 1250 Typewriter table 125. Of. Mahogany Trt"lltlt rtlnlnl( •~ llunftdt Half fk1•I 6 3113 Outten window new rice choir 135 Utility ta rm tbl. 2 lHVt•ll. 8 r hr" Trallfot tm, I.tic mirror 1160 P11lntlnf(11 Ii print!\ bit' sis 675·11>72 s._50 ~ 1152 r.·~"•tlb" f'l•nt. Junk ~t.alM4' •l•H ~fl 34711 Hldl' • way hl'rt l~.o Comb lovt11ut ~ r11u1·h. U35 MIH fnr 11rll sat> 8829 Medallion anrt1tn furn Oriftwnod wl<"•mf'I •Orf round tbl. umhrrll11 4 chni Alim :l f'h•l11r , ~ chalni, 11tt11m11n, 1(1111111 tbl 780 1212 Brown Jorc1•n. 4"luh rhrt1. w/2 tbl11 C-i.mf'I w l bl'llU r u11hlon 11 1to-1212 Rtd velvet hhch h1u•k chair aMd rondltlon 145 113\ 347'1 Large Hide •·bed Good Condition 831 3474 M~vln~ Sale Sol• S90, dhl bed 1100. Frtu 11s. Butcher Blk Tbl w/4 c.lan 1100. will take ofra 1·- Ir rl'•l •t11tl Wln1hru1I STF.NORF.TTE D ir U•rt.r1ttw1'1 at• ('011tl tfl()() <Jlorlu M 1t11 h11 ll taphont' Rarely used Hlicltway Alp• 11 .. 111 Mi<mbltnihlpl500/0RO Good rond Only 1220, Hh<IWinlC IJ73 lt213 843 3.175 ""•" a ,,.,,. y11 ol• <'ampln« iu1ulp. "'" •Pfl\ r .. • pin• p<11t1C thlf'. •rl'UN Iona horn11, llff'll, Tv'11. htlCIC•IC"• r111t\1)11 , bf111t 11hc1r• lln• ff ulllt4'1 • d a µIn r11, 1111111· h1111l111 t1lr a..~ <'Olll• Me1111 Ht , C M Ml tCICJI ttat Only • JfCVINP: ('OAHT COlJN Pl_. & OnJ-t 1090 'fRY C'f,IJft 1"11mll y ••••••••••••••••••••••• m"mtHl!r•hlp 1144 M:tfl, IST.ATI SAU toun !Jpm wkd11v11 Sunda y :1 122. fl ~pm llHul m11ho1 ll'~" 11l11tc• pool t•b14' l.l'ath pork"b Mu111 HC! MOO, ~llm7.M3'7~ Hammond Or1t11n w /2 ~kl'll, 12000t0RO Story. lark Splnrl piano, 1000. 2338 Rutacr11 Dr C M 979·8'778. llll<IJr. l'AfCKIN<I I OT C•m1lCr 11hell. ft•i't' lonJI. Uprl11ht piano. iclnt c•ond. • ' 6' wlttf', 2"4/' hl11h. 171', USO UARAU~ KAl ,Y., K•lnl Phll<'O rttfrl1c 1300 M2·4487 W llfrld I fl!plHOJU I IMfl Ol30 f hurc•h llMl.31 ('h11ppl'I · Bc.rnutltul Roaewood I.ant! Hunt Hrh IMT Wedd ln•• O ff I rr Uprll(ht Contempor11ry MAH 2111UAM to41•M, Bullotlll vault. mu1Jt *895 H ll, Mver work C•na· · ?80 1507 3ramlly.Appllanc:1111 .c1• dlan Re d Fox, full -- rlt •cc• .. 1hmor door• lenalh. Ian• cnllu, S,......GOCHh 1094 ti ml11<' 8at Only. a.ipm · mfld. alze. Appral11ec1 •l •••••••••••••••• ••••••• l&022W1lt1Cl!,lt.R SHOO: 15500 o r ol'r Selkodlvewatch.ioodto M arch 21 22 9 • m -.eoc2 AM'• 150 metert. I --75J.11967 chlldrent clothn. rum, Sol• bed 1175. Bed 175 lO)'I, ski tqulp, dbl• bed Honda50l1.'IO/offer TY, ..... •other lte.!l• M5-1171 Hiit. StwN 1091 -----·---.--...................... . eoud\, chair. tables • MOVTNOSALE COOKWARE S.aut.ltul Color TV,% yr lamps, Wimbledon Vl1, l..oll oJ pdlet. Prl·S•t· 20pcWaterle11 . t wrnty. 'ree delivery 11 '7 I P r I n c • 1 1 C t . Sun. 2JO JOth 5', NB. $250/080. 557 ·&e75 1141. N-1711 . • str._.·.lJIO _______ H2~ltt .. -.1!~~~-~·:,ck~ 'II( Ludwil drum. 1450. 4 Hottman Console Early • ....... m•I rirM w/Urea 145. AnMrican Radio. IEllOOEUNO SALE Everyth l n1 ao••· ~·· totes, br turn, tables. tampe, mllc. Sat. 8 ·1 , Sun . 1 ·5 . 2U ~eth)'ll, Bal. Is. a pc "L" 1haped sofa, x1at cond • ..tnt buy. 11so. ......,.ft.5:ll0. ./ 107111.Ah.nhardt, fl.V. deak•ml.rron ..,_.,. ISO 831·M74 You can be a WINNER Ju1t by 1e11dln1 u1 yopr name and addresa aad by ••klll91 for your name In the c:laHtfted ad1 of the Dally Pilot. . ?tl~.:t_r;~ or lA!-~-~·= .. ~.:.i-,mu:rtT:l! eoupoe -mallTttoal.1 to t.M: • Clwllled DefartlWll,-DiAIJ Putt ,_ W, Ba7 l&reet, Coeta ..... CA ... . . .. 4.1 • • • : ... . .. . ·~. . . . : : . J! ' ' ' ( s t s d s. m c w e' WI ce po cit kn rol p 'M ,,..._...,.. emverl .. •• ortc. ml.. ••IAI· away IWrial wtsl, aU\o apd to19trol, A/C, full power, K .... y Hayes T· bird wtre wtsla. •12.000, Dy1 TH·llU. eves 155-lm Mr. PhllUpe. $6395 MOZ. Reblt. motor, new tlre1. new paint. Bettor·__. -------9-7-2-1 1 fer near S3800. 541-acMll ..._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llACH IMPOSTS ''.!.!.:~~~~~~"7& MOZ. aJr, crulae con· '7' Plat Xlt. am/fm .. Dove 8tnet 11 ltol, auto, am/rm casa. ateNO e .... '2500/0 80 NEWPORT BEACH 4 .. 2503. Sll500/0BO. ~ 712-ltOO 2CorvalrPtekupTrucka. CHEAP!! "79 280ZX 2+2, 5spd. H... t727 . . --. " . ..----· ........ -... ._. ··--···· -ALLE N w/1ide ramp, 1pare eng. '13 Spyder: Perfect cond. Sllptly u.aed tW'bo kit grand deluxe, 2 tone, •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• S2500all.548-M17 New top. low mllea. ~'74DataunZ cars 21K ml. $9800 492·4852 VISITYOUI ..,,.__ 1913 Metropolltan Nesh. "500. 548-m8 '111-5Uf. eves OIAM4tl COAST ._, 831• fl . l' ,Ml 1,.,M AU~ Very clean. New Int. ~llGllli ._.. t707 '78 2llYl.: 2+2, xlnt cond, •73 240% H,,..._..D • SUl50080 . 646-8028 49SaDJ 831• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Am/Fm cau. a/c, snrf. "" ~ •55 Ford zdr, hardtop, 77 AUDt FOX S7450. PP. 640· 1948 Mint. '4400. 979•3519 HIADqUAllTllS orlgtnal,'5000 'II Corvalr Van, runs Dynamite 2 door 1un· eves/wkends. '74 Datsun 260Z sUver TODAY!!! 751.llll65 &ood. needs paint. Sl200. root. 4 spffd with stereo. •7 .. -. new paint, air, orl& owner R/H A/C 88m 4N-0648. Sharp maroon beauty! .. -.... P.P. n4-551·41'f4 INYllSITY lectMllHll <t796PZ> ~hed ma1s. xlnt. !SftSE C ,...._ tSJO Dodie ~ ton '74, carpet, SJ4t5 /OBO. MM171. '78 Datsun 280Z, sliver S~SMO:~I E ••••••-••••••••••••••• paneling, Icebox , gd JIMMAllMO .. • gray,Sspd,amtrmcass '71 Dodge RV Van. Self· cond. SU50 or trade for VOLISW >-•8' ·~or =~~.·t~it~ stereo. a le. mag whls, HONDA contained. Xtras, low hl1hwaybllte.992-2197. xlnt cond S6500 Call GMCTIUCICS miles. 842>S24l 18711 Beach Blvd. SPM : &42-2011. 962 5654 ' · 2m0Harbor Blvd. '79 Prelude, loaded , am/fm stereo, elec snrf. a /c, lo ml, re1. 1as. MJnt . Best offer. (714)55f.7056. '77 Honda Civic Hat chback , Ss:pd , loaded, perf. cond. S3SOO. P .P . 640-0137 early am/eves. ---------'71 Ford Chateau custom 142-2000 · · COSTA MESA E Ii 150 V '72 240Z new pnt/uphol. J-Corvalr 110 Dune Bu11y co no ne an. 1 K I . '74 2111Crl. new paint, air. 540-9640 -._-Rail bll tires, s poke <Tee>. Jee cooler, sink. '78 5000, loaded, lo mi.-wo 3 0 r I m 1 • polished mags , xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• rims. steerine brakes. watertank,dlne\,e,pwr down & lea se . G rey /maroon int , Bestotter.645-8171. '74 Honda Civic Radio. '67Jaguar3.8MKUSall m• .. t ._ to appreci'ate converter, hitch. elec S231.74/mo.17S-6510 557·2'792 h t 4 .......a orig. very well main· -""""' -------------------1 '77 280Z l t d ea er, s~ ta1'ned Must Sacrifice SlS00.131·2239 brakes, td mileage, like ... ............. tJot , D • x n c 0 n • Sl950 675-4749 .... _..0 new pp •·soo Call ~-78 atsun P.U., long. loaded, warranty. SS950. ..........,, . ' . .. . • •••••••••••••••••••• •• bed A/C I I & 548-6784 ________ __,. ~.~~~.~~ ... !~.~~ after6pml44-1259. '65 A~Un-Healey Convt. S4Uo Ev~o~_594f1ore. ---------"1~ndhart~<.;ll~i:~sk th;f~ Xlot ~~~· c'67 JagSu3900ar, Have you read today's Placing a Classified ad is 'iS Chev Van one owner Xlnt cond. Must sell. M .. h . · '71 1200 minor body work. ... .. ,,...... minhvnu, a. car. Clusifted Ads? If not. u euy ~ diaJing Yotfi. • · SlSOO ....... 2289 a .. e your s opp1n g runs .......t -""/OBO .....,.""""" . a real sac. 846-8570 you're m.isaing the best phone. Give us a cam 4 '79 C hevy Luv 4X4 w/shell. ract. air. ract. AM radio . alarm system. radar detector. $6700/0BO. 631-6306 super cstm. Call · """' · euler by usin1 the Dally 5"55~ bargains in town! We 'll do the rest. 642-561'8 759-9598 IMW t712 Pilot Classified Ads. Sell klle ltema 142·5678 Want Ads Call 642-5678 ---------A lllo l.eesilMJ tSIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMtoi, M•w 9100 Allto1, Mew 9100 Allto1, Mew 9100 Allto1, Mew 9100 Allto1, Mew • • • • • •••• ••............ For The Best • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • ••. • • • • • • • •. •••• •• • •. • 9100 'I I Mere_.. lea Buy Or Lease Deal Best lease price around In Orange County"; eves. Broker 963-022l Come See Us Today .. t560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S,-clal Pwchase!! LowMANqe! I tlO 4 apcL ..d 5 1pd. W-Pk11Up'1 ,,. ........ ScrlllMp!!! W..dowa --...., pctymellfl BARWICK DATSUN San Juan C ap,.IT...o 831-3311 IOVWPICKUP Diesel S speed with air' Compare this price! (1186'7'1) • $7495 JIMMAllMO YOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 lt11DATSUM PICKUP Long wheel b ase. S speed trans., air cond .. AM/FM radio & low miles. In excellent con· dltion! (6879). (Stk 1396). SOSO MEWPOaT DA TSUH 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH Ill-I JOO Buy or trade '70 GMC "< ton P.U. Good cond Call 546-4986. '76 Toyota Longbed. S spd. AM /FM radio. good s hape. S27SO . Burt 646-7597 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR fo r t op us ed ca r s- rorelgn, domestics or classics. Ir your car is extra clean, see us FIRST! •. •t a.o,...c.-y 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979.2500 WEIUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHN Ell CHEVROLET ·~ ll.11 lw1r HI\ .J ttlSl\\H...,\ 546-1200 HIGHIUYEI Top dollars for Sports Cars. Bugs, Campers. 9l4's, Audi's Ask ror U/C MGR JtMMAllMO VOUSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 TOP DOLLAR PAIDFOI GOOD&CLEAM USED CARS! miracle mazda '78 Ford F·lOO. lo mi. 6 cyl, am/rm radio, xlnt cond. 549-3050 aft. s. 2150H.-.m.cL '73 4WD Dodge. power, Costa Mesa 645-5700 dependable, Sl67S. 492-4281 '77 Dodge pickup ~ ton. 4WD, xlnt cond, S5000. 631-7622 '76 GMC El Ca mino Sprint, 350 eng Asking S27SO. 897-4565. '73 Chevy~ T LB. paint. runs good. shell Best orr.673-8106 lntmatnl Trvlall ·73 392 VS compl. trlr tow package S2300 xtras 963-2414 '74 t,;T Dochce 4x4 PU. good shape Rblt trans Valu ab l e s ter eo w/truck. Upper console & dual tanks, cargo box . new Holly Econo·master car b. 13 mi per ol. $2300, 557-2153 ,_ t570 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vo l vos . Cal l u s TODAY!!! Earle Ike TOYOTA-YOLYO 1"6H.,.._lhcl c ......... . .... 60·00)., S40·t07 PORSCHES WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the purchase or trade-In or your clean Porsche. Check with Us Today! 13831 He• bOt Blvd O.to.tl Ota"" '" Ql·Z»l . . ............. .. .. . . . . A:=~~=~==~ v .. a.tett Usedc ... 11 'lt•MCl.-,V• 7 ,000 mites, power win· dows, till wheel. cruise control, air, 3 seats. and more (3267-A) $10,500 LMlllll Cllll. ~ 831• Top Dollar Paid For Your Car ! JOHMSOM & SOM u..c•Mercwy 215218 Harbor Blvd'. Costa Mesa 540-5630 w.,., OVER _ .... FotYourGood VW, Poncheor ~udi VW-PORSCHE·AUDI 445 E. Coast Hlway SADDl.llACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo Avery Pkwy. exit CS Fwy.) I] 1-2040 49S-494t Closed Sundays CREVIER &I ST a H OADWAY SANTA ANA 835·3171 THf. UlTIMATr OlllVIHO MACHIHf. •USIDIMWt• '76 20025/R C4266l '76S.:lliAS/R (2419) '77 6.30 csl auto {0040) '79 320i (7560) '80528iA sunrf. 0625) Closed s.claya SaddWl.cll IMW usectc ... .... De1110 s•m ALL CARS Dnnffcaly Redllc.cl!! This Fri. Sat. OMLY!!! Ca..mTodoy! AINI SAYE!!! 21402 Mar9Hrlt• fby. MhlkMtYiefo 131-2040 Closed Sundays 751MW 2002 automatic with only 45.000 miles. air, stereo. It's s queak y clean ! {419Nl<Q) $5495 JIMMAllMO VOUCSWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142-2000 TM Most hcitlft4) Pciri Of Your IMW PwchaH Or LHM CCMllld le Mca.--IMW!! hy0rl.eOM IJO...Pt.o.,._! C7 I 4J 522-SlJl OIAHGE COUMTY'S Ct.DEST -Sales-Service-Leasing Rov Carver.Inc. Rolls lloyce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach 640·6444 '78 320i. blk, BBS whls, Alpina suspension, perf. cond. St2,SOO /OBO. 645-2281or497-4383 MUST SILL '78 BMW 733. 675-4821 Damaged. 633CSI. '80. S23.000, r etail was $37,000. P.P. 644-4839. BMW 320i '78. loaded, new tires & clutch, mint cond ! Best offer 581-4015 eves/wlmds D.e- 1 tlO DA TIUM JOOSX L.9'TIACI lt77D0061 ""SHOlr. YAM AutomaUc trana .. pwr. at., All/nt tape, full prorn1lot1al Int. Inc. leeboa, wtde wheel• Ir reaUJ cute! UJIMSS). Llmlted olfer (up to 2 Yn.) aerTtce contra et on mott late mode.I uMd cen .. eked by major Ina.co. at Bayside Drive Newpc>ft Beach 673-0900 5 speed traM .. All/FM stereo eaa. 6 oalJ I, 700 mU.1 (l'J1ZUE). Limit· e4 ollw (up to 2 Yn .) aervtee CGldrad on moet late model uaed cara backed by major lnt. co. C*LYSl"I ..... nmT Ul9CAlll 1 ........ OOl'l'AllDA 141-llM Premium prices paid for any u.aed car (foreip or domestic) in good condition. . &eeU1F\ntl :..a th1rbor Blvd. Co.ta llt.-1111 ~ oG30 Wut AdHtlp? IQ.1171 OMLYS76" IAmSTlllT UlmCAIS lG5 Baker 8"'8t COSTA llES"A 141-HJ4 NEW 1981 280ZX's DATSUN 210's 5350 s CASI REBATE CASI REBATE CASH REBATE NEW 1981 PICKUPS s ., ·: .. ev Wf ce po cil • DOWM s19900 PLUS TAX DELIVERS ANY ADVERTISB> VEHICLE! 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AM,Y MIW I ti I IRUCK oRVAN , IN STOCK IMCWDIM• COURIERS · 5600 CASH REBA TE · PLUS TOT Al DISCOONTS 1980 CARS 1980 MUSTANGS 1980 FAIRMONTS PAY FACTORY IMVOICI AND •IT 600 .CASH IHAn 1980 GRANADAS PAY FACTORY IMVOICI AND •n PAYFACTOIY IMYOICI AND •n 5600 CASH U1An 1980 T -BIRDS PAY FACTORY IMYOICI AND •n s700 CASH s700 CASH RllAn RllAn • c~. • _... .,..._, ..... ...,, *' 00t-• .. ..... ,, .. -~ ,,._ llnl9d ,_, -""" -,... -a oN1> 21 t24 _.,, (ln)WYO} I.._ Ot7tA2} 53399 I 97' CHEVIOLIT CHEVETTE HATCHIACX • Door • ~ ....... .-lie b••·-· lltl ~-llree encl only 1W -· -- 53599 lt7' llOD LTD WA.ate VI • ..,.OINllC ...... . lldoty llt -lonine. por1et "-'ne. -.,,_ .-. llntect ei-. roof.-. •~••I co•e1t. ••• llrH & only 40.442 m11 .. 1 ,_,., ""$3999 1910 DATSUM 210 4 DOOi Nt ....... --•-.. e--a-·--~-;:.;:Ji -._ .... --' ~3899 I t79 CHIVIOUI' 8' 47 • 414 WMOM ~le -·"°'"' .. ~. ... .......... ~,.....,., ............... llllOOll , ... SJ684 SELLING YOUR MB! 'II Ponch• '11, alot coad, reblt en•, new paint. beaudl\al cla11lc w/many xtrh. '4,toO/ be•t ofr. 559-8114 or ..... '70 tUS Coupe, beaut bill w/new Urea fl alloy rim1. 20lt ml on rblt ens. new trans/clutch, this la a f ast car Ir runa beautifully. "'50C> aalt for Nick "7 · ll57 or 951.()2()() '13 914 Porsche. Mags, FM casa, good cond. S3700. S'lS-7087 72VWIUS Dynamite red & white 7 pauencer. Sharp & re· ____ .;.._ ____ 1•n Dia Rabbi&, a le, '11 VW VAN .. upwakt ..,., 4 IPd. t4llO. Call am/f'm art. ti84W wtn· M , M'f·11TI. VW Baja, uw 1835 dow. sllll ecmd mut .. u-•t·'7m matar, 1andbluter Ure. ••"71\'Wa..tleslntln• • much more. Sac. out, HW pnt, 1ttreo, '3000. t8'7·Z'7• . racllall, rune Uk• new , .... 1'71 VW Coovert. Cham· h'TIO pp • T"" Bui, late duel Port pa1ne EdJt. 8,000 ml, ____ .. __ ma ____ , 1 motor. new paint, need1 Michelin tlrea, chrom e '78 VW ftabblt "L" Int work. $1250/0BO. wheela. AM/FM cau. Deluae, anrf, 4 dr, _95'7_·_2'709_. _____ _ S78SO . Call Dean . AM/FM/Cua. A/C, Xlnt 87s-eooG coad. SliCIOO or make ofr. 7'VWIUS Dynamite 7 passenger 4 s peed in original brown and beige. Very nice! (1S71022) 8TS.... '72 Bua, new paint, camper eeat Ir window. Sodium valves, xlnt con d . $3400 /o ffer. 842-7008. ·ea VW Bua 10,000 mi on reblt en1. needs work, ' runs '500. 842·32'71 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLVO SALIS, SRVICE AMDLIASIHG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS EilUIKE VOLVO 1986Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 64'"tJ03 540..9467 '73 1800 ES: 80,000 miles. WIPAY TOPDOUAISS Call Jack Bacon JIM Sl.8itOMS IMPOITS 1W70HarborBlvd. Porsche 911SC new cond. ady! (140f'EI) 5600 miles, all extras. SJ995 $6'95 JIMMAllHO VOLISWAGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. 142 .. 2000 '79 VW Westfalia Camper Poptop, xlnt cond , lo mileage, sips 5, refril. sink. stereo tape deck, am/fm radio. elec. hook· up, storage compart- m en t s, table . Sll,000/0BO. 831·5350 a fter Spm. Biii or Claire Xlnt cond. $6500. Call eves & wknds 556-3961. days 213/6'8-5562. COSTA MESA &11·12'7' S.9'00 Red with cork leather in· JIM MAllHO terlor, turbo wheels. VOLISWA81M Volvo Classic. '72. Full cover , orignal 11'111BeachBlvd. MBZ280·11'1S o wner . after 5 :00 14J,.JOOO lfyou'relootingforabet'! Have you read today's Pl800ES , t ota ll y restored. asking $6700. C71049'7·3962after Spm. XLNTCOND. teooo Ml-8'35 ter job you won't want Classified Ads? H not. CALL 1-.m8 ... 7 S d t R 11 FIDd wbat you want in to miss' the employment you're miaslng the best 1---------1 .. pees er ep ca, DallyPUotCluelfieda 1 · Cl m-..a bar1ainsintown' '17 450SEL Met.Ilic Blue, leather int. duel port · • co wnns 10 aas ""'"· · 642-5678 l owner $18,000. 751-1641 j motor, duel carb, many AMtos, .... 9100' 9100 A.lltos, Hew s, Mew 9100 after LOPM. more xtras. Under S,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••··~··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• '57 Mercedea 19(1SL, xlnt cond. Both tope. $8,900. MuatseU. SS7-0118. m i. Divorce forces sale. SU,500/0BO. Wlll con· sider trade. 957-2708. M e r cedea 280S E. '71 , I .. ltoyce 975' complete h istory of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma I n . & repa i r . 7il"DtALERINT.S.A~· $7400/080. 992-211'1. '71 281SEL, blk, auto, air, ~ ~~:VER alloys, caas .. anrf, P IS, ROllS·ROY,CE P /W, 2nd ownr. S6500. U41Jam...,... &M-4578 ... ~ ... c1. 1~----~--~l\C----' ....... MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MG Midget '73. Runs, Saab looks xlnt. Lo mileage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2000. 5216-21672. LEASE DIRECT! '69MGB GT. restored c lassic, Jaguar red, S2J600. 842-8104 '741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECT! 1911 PIUGIOT TURI Os IUCH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752..otOO '80 505 D;esel Sta. Wgn. 4600 ml. Xlnt cond. Brand new! Lgt. blue metallic w/camel Int. 111 .500. 770-9513 days, 493-3'7'5 eves 1911 Sill TUUO. IEACH IMPORTS Ml DoYe Street NEWPORT Bl!!ACH 752-0900 ~COUMTY Sill BUYorLEASE DIRECT OVERSEAS DELIVERIES 10 120 Garden Grove 8 1 Ga rd en Grove 53<1-9 190 rorsct. '750 Toyota 9765 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I rolSCHI I 979 928. Fully loaded. 1.5,400 orig. ml .. xlnt cond. In- side Is out. Blue book wholesale Is S2JS,375 ; our sale price is 126,775. (200:.9). Aak for Duke or Mike. THEODORE ROBINS FORD J()1,() H ARllOR IHVO (0\IA Ml\A t>~1 0010 '79 Toyota Supra, 24,000 mi, S.pd, fully equip. with snrf, $7200/flrm. 497-5&. '69 Corona, 4dr, 1800. nds eog, body perf. <nda pnt>. l450. 842-«189 '72 Toyota Corolla. upd. new paint, radlal Urea. Xlnt cond. SlSSO/offer. Dya : <714)845-8708 ; eves: (213)581-SS5J. '79 Cellca GT Coupe, am/fm stereo, snrf. 75 PC>aSCHE 5apd, ma11. 20K ml. 9 I 4 551·92115, 845-0792. 5 speed. stereo. m ags, a T..a-a. cla.ulc ln design, handl-• ._,,... lnl and performance, an ••••••••••••••••••••••• exciting car to drive and I 971 R7 own, in excellent condl-111 , 000 ml I e ca r . tlon. (S19XVQ). Sale Ori«inal! S speed with priced for only alr."Sbarpl C515WUF> S6,4tt ~ MHS IOI WITHAM ..... MAllHO VOLISW A81H VOLISW A• .. 7800Westmlnster Ave. 11711 Beach Blvd. in Westminster 14J..2000 193-7551 638-7880 1---------v ........ n roascHE 9 t 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dynamite 5 speed with 76 a .... only 58,000 miles. Baby 2 dr .. 4 speed, alr , blue. <>tOORU> ateno. ImmaculateCoo· S4tt5 dltionl Priced To Sell! ! ! MM ....... 0 CN7WPD> dlr. vousw A•• 4'4-0t JI 4t7·2lll mu ... ch Blvd. '6I YW C ....... ___ i 4_a.._J_OOO ____ , 4 cyll nder, ' a peed, 7l POaSCHI u..U. .-.0. Truly • ti I TA .. A beautiful camper in near perfect condition. 5 1peed, 1tereo, t hla CVLV41J) Relu and let 1 u per I or de1 I f11ed awa.J m tldl economical machine ha •• and reliable penanality all IU own. campmobUef«only. ( .. TOO> She ii a real I lady tbat you wUI love to l.4H own tor only IOlwmtAM "·"' YOl.DWA ... IOIWnMAM T800Wtlllmlmter Ave. 'OUSWA... In W..tmtmter T•W11tmlmter An. •11151 ... '1llO In W•tmlnater n YW IAlll'f .... ...,., Low ,......, automatic 'Tt tlll, sapd, ma11. I dool' *8 air. 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VOLVO 10120 Gltden Grove 81 Garden Grove 630-9180 ,,,_ .. __ .. ··-------· ... ......... -ALL EN , . , ' ML '-~·'au ...... --,,4 •---· •• 419 ..... --·-. ........ . ---ALL EN 11 , l[I l,M' .J~OU I ~--'72 145 Stat. win .. 1d .. ..--..i__ eml Ill• meeh. 4·1pd. 20+ mp1. --S1145. -.s1• ·-------1 '75 Coupe De Ville. White. Se VIiie t letante '81. Best Orter. A ..... UIM ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mlril ttOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CAii WAMT9• RUNN=RNOT CASH FREE TOWING OPEN WEEK ENDS Call F.d C714>191·0517 AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 Javelin Sporty. mag whts. radio. ale, vinyl top best offer 831·5925 dletel, every option I 38K 851·9049 ml. '8l·U88 aft 5PM --.,-7-,-c-.. -,-11.LA--C--I e '71 CADILLAC S•AM DIVIUI COWi DIVILU DI .... AMCI Local car with Astro Tilt. cruise. padded top. roof. power windows, s tereo radio , I m · power seats, cruise. tilt. macula t e con dition. wire wheel cover s . local car. 1421WFLI C530'LOL> SHH $7''5 --------1 ·79 O'Elegance. new tires '76 AMC Pacer pis. p/b, a/c, am /fm cass stereo. green 556-91556 '76 Seville. xlnt cond.. & brks. beaulirul 2 tone 1-'dl tt I 0 loaded. all extras. 16450. blue. take over S25S mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eves 499·3745, d ys lse payment o nl y . •'74 Century 4 dr. 951·9500 645·5873 cassette, loaded. Good ---------1 -~ cond. 673-7677 or 673·7873 lt76CADILLAC Private Part y '78 COHHEll CHFVAOLET :--... ... I 1 I • "" I , r I \ \1 I · \ S4t>-I 200 '79 Monu. Sood cond, a ir + xtru. Call aft. 8 or wknd, 556-0124. "7'MOM%A 2+2 . 4 cy l . cood mileage. al e. ra dio. lranslerrable warranty. 557 .3527 or 759-0080. 19734 Dr Impala with air. Good cond Owner Sl350. s.48-7249 '6S Chevy Impala, needs work. StOO or best offer. Call Harry 64.2·7063. '68T·'°P· G'7·• hp, 4spd. 1 owner, seooo. (714)87~SU5. C...,.r. ttJJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "71...aCUIY CC>UeAIXl-7 Great atyllng and a creat price ;nake this one unbeatable! Featur- ing power windows . cruise control. Landau top, AM/FM 8 track stereo. (210ZMSZ> Yours for Just S299'1 JOHMSOM & SOH =re::!'l Costa Mesa 540.HJO "AISOLUTB. Y" '1MMACUL.A TE" Must see lo appreciate, '67 COUGAR XR·7. 72K actual ml. auto, pi s, p/b, a le, wire wheel cov· en. best offer over S2500 962·5000 lt77UHCOLH Black/black diamond' Town sedan. Loaded with only 42.000 miles. Ve ry elegant and its squeaky c l ea n ' !468RSX> $4''5 \ JIMMAIUHO YOLkSW AGEH 18711 Beach Blvd. '65 sml V·8. xlnt mpg, 80K orig .. xlnl cond. S575. Answer Ad •270, 642·4311 24 hrs. SEVILLE Cadillac Eldorado Biar· Not a mark orscrat ch on rih beautiful Casa Blan· this car . Leather In· ca Yellow, all extras: terior. Very very clean. S7495. 640-2816 '77 Nova Concourse 4dr. power. air, S2600. 494-2569. 142-2000 Dodp 9935 ----_ Cacllec 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUI #I CADILLAC DULBSHIPIH ORAMGE COUNTY! SALE.5, SERVICE ANDLEASlNG Classified Ads, your one· stop shopping center. ..._Used •••••••••••••••••••••• 151.000 miles. < p.3301 I -$6''5 '76 Seville. SUNROOF. 47K miles. X Int. $6600. '77 Seville. firemist rose. wires. 'Int S7300 '79 ELOO. MOON ROOF Jet blk. lo miles S13,950 ~ ~cuc.8li.QD1 Vaugha~a~t!asing & '80--Eld--blk---b-lk l!JDiThe Rhine. N.B. o. on · 615-1290 559.59~ loaded. take over lease. ------ $463/mo 544·0333 '79 Eldorado ~I Biar· ritz. Moon roof. All ex· No need lo travel all over tras incl'g 50 gal tank town to look for garage Custom paint. while on sales ... you'll find them white. New Mich ti res nghl here in Classified. Sl3.950. Ph 675-8700. To place your garage1---- - sale ad. call 642-5678. c__.., 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Lincoln Continental. '69 Charger . 383 cu in eng. all power Immaculate xlnt cond. Original. cond Call9'79·7<Y79 SlOOO. 968-2586 '78 Chevy Malibu 4dr, al e. good gas mi. best of· fer 646-6171 Mercwy 9950 '76 Colt Wagon. • •• •• •••••••••••••••••• Lo mileage. S2750/bst CCNIHMatal 9930 _o_f_r._536-40 __ 1_2 ___ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford 9940 77 LIHCOLH ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAii< V I '7' FOaD Luxury and elegance I GRAHADA are yours! Fully loaded See it today! Great and equipped with power seats. till wheel. transportation! Featur c r uise control, a lloy ing factory air cond . whee Js. < 881 u M x y power stee.g , radio Priced at only $6579 and more! (368WQR l JOHHSOH Ir SOH Reduced to just S3997 LIRcoln Mwcwy JOHHSOH & SOH 2626 Harbor Bl vcf. U.Collt M..-cwy Costa Mesa 2626 Harbor Blvcf. 540.5630 Costa Mesa ------540.5630 ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST LINCOLN·MERCURY DEALERSHI P ~ ?t.t(,J.• l.INCOLN MF:RCU R0V . 16·18 Auto Center Dr SD Fwy 1.a k~ Fore!>I exit IRVINE 130.7000 '79 MEllCUIY ZEPHYR ....... UHd •••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Mark V Collector 's ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78Camaro Serles. 28.000 actual r-- ~ I i ~=:~:.-: ____ 1 I Air. automatic , power miles. 1 owner. Fully steering. 27.961 miles. equipped. Must see to C882VEI I appreciate Call Resco: $4911 842"8679. Glen. Barwick Imports 131-3311 '70CAMARO SL800/0BO 759-1130 aft 6PM 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '79 CHIVIOUT CottVETTI T·TOP Auto. trans .. pwr. steer· ing. till, air cond . cruise. AM /FM stereo tape. Velle mags & Z2.000 miles. <30SWXi>l. Limited orrer {Up lo 2 Yrs.) service contract on most late model used cars backed by major ins.co '80 Fairmont Wagon, A/C. AM/FM ste reo . 21 mp g , 848 -1990 . 848.5536, 16995. 71FOaDLTD 2 door hardtop with power steering, power brakes, factory air con· diUoning. Car in super condition. 1484WQT> On- ly $32119 Real economy and com fort too! 6 c·ylinder engine. auto trans . power steer in1c air co nd .. vi n y l to p . 1013WYA ) It won't last long at S4297 JOHMSOH & SOM • ~-Mwcwy 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 540.5630 '78 Marquis wagon. 9 pass loaded New Michelins. Xlnt cond SSOOO. Owner. 61Ht61 I 4 x 4's 1974 CHEVY ..... (3 1619) '3995 1971 DODGE ·-~ (31619) '6997 1979 FORD "-ceXLT (E6228J '8977 1971 DODGE •-c._..,. (99637) '7497 '70 Camaro Orig. owner. New radial tires & paint 640-9548 or 552·1191. i8 Camaro. ps, pb. ac. 35,000 mi. xtras. S4500. 962·70'79. ! 1111 Clw.,.... 992 I ····:·;;·;;·~;;~·;···· ~ Eco~IZ;D~~eed ~ t rans .. & more• F:x I cellent' Cute little car' !052XJUI OHLYS3995 HOW ARD CIM•rol.t Dove & Quail Sts. ti; NEWPORT BF.ACH OHLY $11,ttS IAKRSnHT USED CARS 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 545-3334 '80 Vette 9K mi. extended warranty. a II options SIJ.<XXI must sell 830·8910 JOHHSOH & SOH =re::!'l Costa Mesa 540.5630 76 Granada Ghia. 50.000 mi. 6 cyl. air. xlnl. Good mpg. S2,6SO. 675-6906 '77 Granada 4dr. nice int. ttreat for real estate or a family 80K mi, make of· rer 645-7429 '7'MBCUIY MAIOUIS This beaulll ul 4 door realures ractory air cond . full power. wire wheel covers. cruise control. till wheel and more' C724WPM ) Now just S6697 JOHHSOH & SOM UncolR Mercury 2626 Harbor Blva Costa Mesa 540.5630 Sell with EASE! '70 M1a1taa1ori1own, "90in1s -1874 '74 Muataa1 Ghia. clean. l ur owner. auto. tach, loaded. •t531 Stanley. MUSTANG II *SALE* 1979~1980 ,INTOS • 30. tochOOM Auto. f../C. lo mi S~ , ,, or ll9tofr.9ll8·l630 from $2895 '67 Mlllta.og. Mint copd. S2500 l offer . Eve : C817XKS l 832-4002. ' ALL-Low Mllf'age ALL-Automatic Trans. ·as MUsl 2+2 289. P IS. ALL-Power Steering ' PB, new Ures. reas. ALL-Runabouts. 3 dr _4_94_~__.____ _ _ SOME-AlrCondltloning SOME-Station Wagons ALL-Guaranteed '65 M'*tang. g cyl. 4 spd. Rood cond. am/fm cass. StSOOIOBO. 644-5585 Ford Mustang '68 runs goodS900/0 BO 842·1394 ---~-9'55 ~I COAST TIAMSPC>nA TIOH CLOSE TO FREEWAYS 2167 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Call 17141631-6441 "OtCIMN)b .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Runabout Sharp. 2 '70 Olds 98. guaranteed lone. ale. 4spd. s1200 transmission & d rl ve 968-6596 '74 4spd Vega Halc:hba fm cus.112K ml.1585. 645-6691 traln. Runs well. w/all '72 Runabout. new paint. xtr as. 51.000 ma. 2112 new tires. 27 mpg avg. Trade your old stuff I Wa ll ace S t C M S845/0BO 6757730 Ive.> n ew goodies with 631 ·f.243. 675·1308. message 1r out Classified ad. 842·5'78 ~ Atlto1,U1•d Alltoa,Ua•d • Alltoa,Ua.ed ..............•..............•...................•.......•••. , ..... 1979 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE (323WDT) 1979 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM D'EllGAMCE (528WOZJ 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVIUE (370TZV) 1979 CADILLAC SEDAH DE VIUE (683WOX) 1979 CADILLAC SEVILLE Astroroof (4991M)W) I 977 CADILLAC SEYIW !400TJE) 1971 CADILLAC SEVILLE Astroroof (849TZW} NABERS CADILLA-C 2600 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Mesa (714) 540.9100 •(213) 587·8266 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PfllOR SAlE p a ir h p pt di u th af cc SC en I I 1979 DODGE ,IUUp (9954(0 1975 JEEP 'idl Up ( 1T73125) ~ 133·0~55 ~ant Ac1 Results ~2·~7~ , , ~·.~~:: ....... !!.!~!~~·.~.·.~ ....... !!.!~ 1978 F ord Fa i rmont Wagon Squire. 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Salw.., 1:00 .... to 5:00 ,... Sii OUR SHVICI DEPARTIANT AlpuT llNTIMG A 'II CHi'YSUI OR PLYMOUTH • f HIOfl.Y MAHCI~ .'0 l 'ih1 OHANGfCOUN lY C ALlfOHNIA 25 CENTS Plush treasure yllcht ~eld byJ' gunillen SANTA BARBARA (AP) -. Pa11port1 have been returned to a doaen people aboard the Santa Barbara yacht Coral Sea who have been held a ll week by machine gun-carrying Colom· blan sailors who boarded the treasure-hunting vessel as. it stood idled by engtne trouble in the Caribbean Sea. The Colombian desk of the U.S . State Department said Thursday that paperwork wu being done to aet the yac~t re- laased. and that no charges bad been tiled against anyone. But the yacbl, skippered by its owner, Glenn Miller, was belog held at the Colombian island or San Andres, 100 miles eut of Nicaragua, after being seized at the tiny isle of Bajo Nue vo, about 250 miles farther east in the Caribbean. Jean Wri .• ht, Miller 's et-wife, said a message was relayed to her Thuraday evenine from her son, who is aboard the Coral Sea. That message reported that the Colombian authorities re· turned passports, but that a na· t ional holiday prevented any other action Thursda v. Mill er said that when he ls re- leased. he wUJ head for West Where shuttle w orker died .,,., .. ,..... This diagram illustrates the engine com- partment of the space shuttle Columbia wher• an accident at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., killed one worker and nearly asphyxiated four others. Related stpry Pace A4. 'Maver ick ' • misses o wn party in HB J ack Kelly. star or television's "Maverick" series in the late 1950s, missed a cockuul party at his own home Thursday night. The original Batt Maverick phoned his wife Jo several times at their Hunt- ington Beach hom e with pt-ogress re- ports. but he didn't a rrive until m o r e than an hour after the re- ception was sch eduled to ~ ................... ~ ........ ___. end. K£UY Clymore says U.S. s etting up kidnap Freed Pakistani h ijack hostage Craig Cl ym or e or Laguna Hills. indicted in an in· lern ation al drug s muggling case. says he has been forced out or his Damascus hotel room and was ''about to be kidnapped by the U.S. Embassy," his lawyer reports. Attorney Ronald Kreber said Thursday his client called him from the Syrian capital "very agitated and angry because the Syrians had kicked him out o( his hotel room. forced him to turn over all his money to satisfy the hotel bill. then forced him to s tay in the lobby." Clymore. "I'm going to be kid· napped by the U.S. Embassy." There was no immediate of· ricial confirmation of Clymore's claim. And while Clymore, 24. was worrjed about being kid· napped, Newport Beach at· toroey Harold Davidson Sr. said he was r e tained to over see Clymore's erforts lo cas h in on his hi jacking experience . He has written a song about the plane seizure and hopes to form a group called "The Hi· <See CLYMORE, Page A2 l .. Palm Beach, Fla., to repair bis engine. The 85-loot Coral Sea hu been used in television shows, such as "Switch," with Robert Wagner, and ls known as the Rolls-Royce ol the California pleasure diving flt~et because of its creature comforts such as a trash-masher and alr conditioning, a machine shop on board, a helicopter and a saltwater desalinization system. The Coral Sea was seized Mon· day, and Miller was allowed. to call home on a radio-telephone Wednesday nlght and Thursday. He told Dewey Schurman, city editor or thP. Santa Barbara News-Press, that he hadn't been told of any release plan and said he ,doubled it, because sailors with submachine Jr?uns stood on his deck as he talked. Arrked why be h ad been slopped, Miller replied: "They never gave us any reason, none whatsoever." M Iller said his vessel had been Corced to stop beca use of gene rator problems while en route to Grand Cayman lsland, bttween Jamaica and Cuba. As ~e waited for the engine to cool CSee \' ACHT, Page AZ> OC pair missing Hunt for plane, duo push e d By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OI , .. Delly 1'1 .. t \Utt Searcher s fl yin g through s now-blinding weather in the Mammoth Lake area today re- ported no sign of a vanished plane carrying lwo Costa Mesa men home from a ski trip. The two men took ofr about 1 p.m . Thursday in zero visibility weather accompanied by-heavy snow. They were bound from Mammoth Lake lo Bishop to pi ck up three othe r Orange Co unty residents on the flight back to John Wayne Airport. Listed as missing and pre· s um e d down in t he turbo· charged single engine Cessna 2 10 aircraft rente d at J ohn Wayne Airport are: Robert Reed, 25, a m anage- ment traJnee with the Ralphs Markel chain. -Mlcbael T hompson, 2S, whose Costa Mesa address was also not listed. Authorities said their compan· ions who bad expected to joln them on the way home, are re· turning today by bus from Bishop. where they had spent their ski holiday. They were identified as David and SbanteUe Smith. of El Toro, and Steve Speer. 26, of Newport Beach, whose hom e addresses were not available. Ci vil Air Patrol Maj. F.L. Beelby, of Westminster, said Reed took off Crom Mammoth at 1 :OS a.m. and circled the tlny fi eld for 20 minutes. He had radioed the tower his wings did not ice up. He said he would proceed with his (light as planned, pre· sum ably after picking up the o ther Or ange County trio at Bishop. "We've got rocks slicking up in t he air at 14.000 reel up there ... CAP Maj. Beelby said today. "There are only a couple of passes that even a n ex· perienced pilot would attempt." No information about R~'s flight experience was available today. Air traffic controllers at the Mam moth Lakes airport tower said Reed radioed that he was going to clim b over the moun lain range en route to Fresno. AP 'llfi1'9t!MtO ~ .... .., Comedienne Carol Burnett li stens to testimony in the trial on her $10 million libel s uit against t he National En· quirer. The case is expected to go to the jury next week. c R eial~ ~ory. P age AS>_. _ after picking up the other three in Bishop. When it "'as learned that the plane was long overdut at Bishop. the sea r ch was launched. but Maj. Beelby said today weather conditions 1n the Sierra are severe Mammoth Lakes as about 450 miles from the Oran~e Coast area Valle y sets cos t study for re p airs By PIULSNEIDEllMAN OUlle ~ly Pllet Sl•ll The Fountain Valley City Coun· cil has decided to spend S4 ,700 for a prehmmary rtporl showing what local property owners might be charged if the city establishes street light and median main· tenance assessment districts. Facing a serious shortage of funds for the 1981-82 fiscal year. city officials have been consider· Ing creation o( such districts to generate money to pay for these services. According to publi c works director Wayne Osborne. the an it i a I $4, 700 payment to an engjneermg r1rm would produce a relatively accurate guide to what owntrs ·of res identi a l. com mercial and industrial property might have to pay if the city seeks new fees for street light and me dian maintenance. The party. pr eviously reported as a $100-a-ticket event. was, in fact, for supporters of the Boy Scouts o( America who wen• willing to donate $100 or more to the cause. Clymore, who races arrest on a seven-count indictment i( he returns to the United States. has st ayed in Damascus since he and 101 fellow hostages were re· leased last Saturday by hi· jackers after 13' days aboard a Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720. 13 held near· nuke site Osborne said plans for the as sess mcntdistricts must be initial ed soon morder to meet a summer· deadline set by county tax collec· lion officials Councilman Ben Nielsen cast the lo ne vote opposing the alloca lion (or a preliminary report. While Kelly was Cihfting for "BJ and the Bear" al Universal Studios, guests in his hom e were donating a total of $2,350 to the scouting fund. Among those Kelly almost hosted were KABC sportscaster Ed Arnold, J ohn Seymour, m ayor or Anaheim, and Orange County Supervi~or Harriett Wieder. An organizer for the charity event said previously that Kelly was asked to be host for the re· ception because or his drawing power as a well-known actor and city otricial. Woman hit by robbe r 'They have cut me off from Pvervthing" Krebe r q uoted C louds h i d e arriva l of n e w sea son No rain is expected tonight after the last stor m or winter helped push rainfall levels toward normal along the Orange Coast, accordin~ to a s pokesman for the National Weather Service. The nrsf day of spring was us hered in today at 9:03 under cloudy skies that aren't expected A 21-year-old woman was toclearcompletelyuntilSunday. knocked to the ground and A spokesman for the Weather robbed of $75 by a male suspect Service said that a new storm as she was about to make a couJd brlng showets by Monday ni•hl bank drop deposit, Foun· morning. Otherwise lt will be a tain Valley police reported. dry weekend wlth temperatures Vicki Anderson, 21. or Hunt· tonight in the low ~·· and highs tngton Beach, an employee or . predicted at 6S Saturday. Radio Sbaclt, suffered a bump • The rainy season alona the on her head from the 8: 30 p.m. Oranae Coast eot off to a slow ro b bery Wednesday at start thls year, wltb the season's Brookhunt Street and Slatel' total untU Tbu.rwclay nilbt lagging Avenue, police aaid. farbehindtbeannua1avera1e. Sbe was treated and releued In HWltington Beach, resident trom Fountain Valley CommWll· wealber expert J . Sherman Den· ty Rotpital, authorities said. oy measured .58 lnchea of rain from the latest storm and 10.32 lor PCP plant found GARDENA (AP> -Police re1poodln1 to a houH tire call have di1covered a man and woman surterlnt ·from thlrd· de1r .. burns and what wat itft of a backyard laboratory aJ. le1ed11 UNd for manufacturtn1 tb• ~ PCP ~hencycUdlne>. Tbe f'Dd w~ ma :on Thul'lday. the season. The average II 11.95 and last year 20.21 incbe1 were m easured. • · t guess this ls all we· re 1olna to get," said Denny. "We're out of dan1er." . In Newport Beach UM Orqe County Harbor Patrol mtuured .44 h1chel of rain and s.eo for UM year. A 1ma1l craft wamlnt Ut.at WH ln effect Thunday •u Utt.cl earlythi1.,.,.tn1. Purpos e of armed men remains m yste ry CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla . CAP) Thirteen men were held on trespassing charges today after they were arrested -armed with automatic weapons and dressed in military fatigues -on private land near a nuclear power plant, countyorticials said. The arrests occurred late Thursday on a ranch bordering the Florida Power Corp. nuclear plant at C r ys t a l R iver , authorities said . The me n claimed to be members of an Army un.it from Fort Benning, Ga., and otricials there first acknowledged and later denied association with the group, said Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean. Federal ofCicials said there was no indica tion that the men represented a threat to the power plant. But federal offi cials said they did not know who the men were or what they were doing. The men, described by Dean as· Smashup kills HB motorist A Huntington Beach woman was bu.med to death early today when her late·model Gerrnan sporlf car •truck a cuard raU aDd bur1t into names on the tranaltlon road between the San Die10 Freeway and th• lltb Street otf. rampnearSeaJ hacb. Tbe California Ht1hway Patrol tdentlfted UM victim u Kat.beriM Lynn Camaban, 21. A CRP 1poknman Hld the womall, wllo died at tbe l<*M, wu al°"' ta U. ll'fl Ponche. The accident oce\U'Nd at about 1:'5 a .m . "clean-cut, straight-looking guys in their 20s and 30s, ··were arrest- ed at their camp near the 858· megawatt plant. Dean said only one o( the dozen or so weapons confiscated was American-made. The rest were described as Soviet, Japanese and Israeli weapons. "I don't know what I've got ," Dean said today. ·'The men speak English. but two of those in custody might be fore ign na- tionals." Dean refused to release the names of the men. "In case this turns out to be legitimate ... CIA or something, l don't want to blow their cover," he said. The men were being ques- tioned today by agents from the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. A uWity spokesman said if the men were connected to the federal government , the Nuclear Regulatory Commission should have been noUlied because of the operation's proximity to the nuclear plant. NRC spokesman Ken Clark said in Atlanta today that no evidence hu been found to in· d lc;ate the men intended to aalk>ta1e the plant. He aald the NRC had no prior knowled•e of the IJ'OUP• The aherlft uld Dlxle M . Hollloa , owner of the Holllnswood Ranch, reported hearil\8 automatJt weapons n,.. Wtdnelday nJ1ht. He went out a.ad eneountered an armed man, lb• •bertff aald. The armed man told HoWna h• WU put of mllitarJ deteeb- meat on maneuven, Dean aald. HolllDI theft called the sheriff, and d .. uUH contacted For\ Benning Initially, deputies were told there wRs a militar y unit training in the area. Dean said. Bul, Dean said, he was not sat1sf1ep with the Army's answer and returned to the area the next day, finding many rounds of ammunition on the ground. Suspicious because some of t h e amm unition was n ot mililary·issue, Dean called For:t Benning and was told by secun· ty officers Col. Lou Marcotte that no Army units were train· ing in the area. the sheriff said. Dean said all 13 men were ar· rested without resistance after he tracked them to their camp, a site he described as a military· type train mg Cacillty. Boat ruined in rainstorm An ts.root sailboat caught in Thursday afternoon's storm was destroyed when it was hurl~ ashore by winds off Sunset Beach. Huntington Beach lifeguards reported. Two people aboard the 1aUboat when it overturned at 2:30 p.m . were able to swim ashore without Injury, Ufeguarda said. Damage to the craft, owned by Charle. Youngblood of Tampa, Texas, wu estimated at $5.000. Staff fired WASHINGTON (AP) -The entl,.. l)l'Ofa1fonal staff ol t.be Counclf on Envlronmental Quall· l)' bat been fired . • Nielsen said the action s hould be postponed until results come in from a citizens committee ap- pointed lo seek solutions to the city's budgeldilemma. Several council members agr eed that they were not yet pre· pared to impose the new fees but wanted to be in a position to do so if the financial problems are not solved through other means. The Cull cost to set up assess· ment districts in Fountain Valley has been estimated at $28,000. Comptroller Howard Stephens said city stare members recently were able to trim more than $500,000 from budget requests for the coming year. But he said t he city still an· ticipates a shortage of $831 ,000. ORAIGI COAST WIATHIR C h a n ce o f s h owers decreaslni to 50 percent tonight, 20 percent Salur· day . Partly cloudy Satur- day with be ach hlgh mid·SOs, Inland high lower Ws . Lows tonight 48 alon~ coast, 55 Inland. INSIDI TODAY , ---· H/F Man held HB • ID stabbing A ~-year-old house p9lidAW laas tumed hin\Jell ln to Eat.-oa· dido police In connecUon with ·the stabblng or a Hunllnston Beach woman earlier this week, poltce reported. Tomislav Krstic, ideoti.lied as a transient. was returned to Orange County and Jailed on sus picion of attempting to murder Nadine Iris Molitor, 31, descibed by police as his former airltriend. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Ed McErlain said Krstic visited Ms. Molitor's Larchwood Drive home at 3:40 p.m. Tuesday and became embroiled in a quarrel. McErlain said Krstic stabbed her once in the back with a hunt· Ing-type knife, then fled on root. ,,.~ ......... The woman's daughters sum· moned paramedics and s he was ~ken to Fountain Valley Com· ~-"fnunity Hospital ror treatment. HELD CAPTIVE BY COLOMBIAN SAILORS FOA WEEK Corel Se• treeaure •,,_P c.pteln Glenn Miiier She was discharged from the facility Wednesday, a hospital spokesman said. F,....P.,,eAJ After the stabbing incident, •Krstic appar ently hitchhiked • toward San Diego before turning ·himself in to Escondido police YACHT IN CUSTODY • • • T uesday evening, police said. CLYMORE .. jackers" to record it, Davidson said. During the ordeal. Clymore entertained his fellow hostages aboard the plane by playing guitar and singing. Davidson said his client also wants to sell a book or TV movie on the h.ijacking. "Yes. calls are coming in y the hundreds. of cou rse," Oav1dsonesaid, but he declined to identify the callers. "I would think that would be premature, since nolhmg's happened yet. .. The jetliner was seized March 2 on a flight from Karachi lo Peshawar on the Afghan frontier by three hijackers who de· manded the release of political priso ners being held in Pakistani jails. After Clymore and the other hostages were released. U.S. authorities revealed he and eight others including seven Southern Californians, had been named in a secret indictment handed down Feb. 20 by a federal grand jury in f'Jew York . W i nds, hail wh ip v alle y By The Associated Press What looked like a tornado to residents o ( a city east of Stockton caused minor damage with hjgh winds accompanying fier ce weather in the San Joa· qum Valley. A funnel cloud knocked down a fence, tilted some power poles, d<tm aged a s hed roof and tore limbs off trees Thursday in rural Linden. T he whipping winds were accompanied by half-inch hall, which also fell in parts of Mer<'ed and Marioosa counties. so he. could work on it, the passengers. most of them from San Francisco, went diving for rel axalion in the tropical waters. Then a Colombian gun- boat ~teamed over the horizon and took them into custody. he said. The treasure-hunting expedi· tion was organized by Margaret Brandeis, a San Francisco area business woman. She told the News-Press in Oc- CHP thwarts Bay Bridge jump atte mpt SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A woman who bad made funeral arrangements and had a Bible m her hand was prevented from jumping from the San Fran- cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge to· day, but a man is believed to have jumped from the span a few hours later, police said. The woman, not identified by authorities, was rescued about 2:30 a.m. from a catwalk along the north side of the bridge by officer Mike O'Brien of the California Highway Patrol. O'Brien said the woman had made funeral arrancements and had a Bible with her. She was taken to the psychiatric unit al Mission Emergency Hospital. O'Brien said he recognized the woman because she had been II· legally walking on the bridge in February and ordered to get off. At about 4:50 a.m .. the CHP found a car on the south side of the bridge with Its engine run- ning and the lights oo. Although no one was seen getting out of the car or in the act of jumping, authorities said they traced the car's license plates to a man. who they declined to identify. The Coast G!Jard searched the waters below the point on the bridge where the car was found but did not observe a body. tober that she had secret in· fQrmaUon, for which she had paid dearlyt that a 17th century Spanish galleon lay on the Carib· bean floor with a $100 million treasure. She said she knew the wreck was there because it had been dived on before, yielding ab'out $1 million in s ilver coins and bronze cannons. Sam Dabney of Santa Barbara, whose ex-wife Katie is cook aboard the boat, said Miller's son, Zack, was aboard but he couldn't identify the other passengers. Dabney said, "I assume they were being held for trespassing or anchoring in Colombian waters without a permit. But Miller didn't know they were in Colombian waters; it's just a s andspit He's had very little comm unications with the m . They're just holding him. He s aid they were not being mis· treated ... S trike ale rt i n Poland BYDGOSZCZ, Poland <AP) -Polish workers went on nationwide strike alert and staged warning walkouts in at least four cities today to protest police beatings of 23 labor activists. Independe nt union leader Lech Walesa vowed: "We shall respond by a similar attack, but cal mly . with common sense and without fear Our legs aren't shaking." The two-hour strike s were held 1n thi s northwestern city, in nearby Torun, Grudziaz, lnowroclaw and other re· gional cities as Soviet-led Warsaw Pact troops con· tinued maneuvers in Poland a nd other Eas t Bloc countries. Death theory rebutted Engineer backs defens e in c hild c a se By DAVID KUTZMANN Of llM DAllJ Pll•I St.Ill A University of California engineer, countering the claims of prosecution specialists in a child murder case, says a 2· year-old Orange County girl could have suffered major bead i njuries in a fall down a stairway, as claimed by her step- father. Dr. Werner Goldsmith, a UC Berkeley professor called by the defense. testified Thursday that his own calculations and tests showed the forces of the fall down the stairway of murder de· fendant Leland Roy Dellinger would be sufficient to cause a s kull fracture. Dellinger, 30, of Orange, is standing trial for the death of Jaclyn ZilJes. who died in what authorities originally classified as an accidental fall in May, 1979. Local pathologists, however , had her body exhumed' when toxicological reports indicated the presence or cocaine in her system. The prosecution then filed murder charges on the basis of scientific evidence which it claimed indicated Jaclyn could not have suffered fatal injuries in an accidental fall down the carpeted st.airway. However, Goldsmith said his own tests al Berkeley as well as the absence of established data on the fracture strength of a child's skull led him to a dif· ferent conclusion. The witness" questioned by de· ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat CtHafftect ecMNUllng 1141842·5171 All other d9peft1Mnt1 142-4321 Thomd P. Hal•~ Nlllll/9 Aot*tN Wffd ......... M. Thoma• K.-vll ~ ~A. Murph1ne _.,.,_ Char ... H. Loos A ................ l- Bematd Schulm1n QDfMllllr Cati cats*'Nn _...,.~ Kenneth N. GOdderd Jr. a........°""""" • C0oJr'91111te1 0r.,... Ceest 1"11111111111119 c--,. No 11owt ttDtlet, llh1ttratl0ns. edllof'lal mllltor or a e$. wartlM.....,lt ll~•h• ma , IM •tf•od<Ked •ft"-1 1peclol ponnt11lon ol c09yr'911t ownt•. Sttond <Ian _,.... PlllCI at (MIA ,,. .... C.lllor1'1• IU~ 1..-i S--flllt'°'l llJ Ufl'ltf IA• ......cllly, h mell u.• _.,.,, muu.,, etstlNllOftt SA• met19'ly. • • fense attorney Donald Ronaldson, said he reviewed the work of Dr. Carly Ward, the prosecution's engineering specialist , and became con· cerned that inapplicable prin· ciples of engineering were being used in her calculations. Dr. Ward used a child-like dummy in simulated falls down the Dellinger stairway as part of her studies. Goldsmith said he reviewed her data, studied existing data on skull fracture tolerances and also contacted various experts in the field or accidental in· juries. He said he concluded that the data base was insufficient to support the conclusions of Or. Ward. upon whose work the prosecuUon bas built much of its cast., Also a key prosecution wl~ess was Los Angeles County Coroner Dr. Thomas Noguchi, who said Wednesday that bruises on Jaclyn's body were not consis- tent with a fall . Goldsmith did 'not discuss any of Noguchi's testimony. Ronaldson told r~porters later in the day that the 1uilt or In· nocence of his client should not be determined on the basis of re- search ·in what he said ta a relatlvely new area of science - blo-mechanlcs. The defense has contended t h at Dellin1er was preparin& dinner at bis apartment when be "heard thud". and found the youn11ter laying motlonleu at the foot of the atairw IY. • • t standards · aald P'oua&a*n Vala.j ~bed Dl9"1et'I DHt IUperiateftd~ .................. , Olllrtd tniltMI debated .t.M. ard1 ln 1electln1 their new top 1dmlnlltr1torThu.nda1 andaplit 2·2 on a motion to Uat the top col· Iese dearee under "dealred quallflcationl." Crackdown planned on truckers 49 a '9U.lt ol the deadlock, tbe doctor ... .aandard will DOl be ad· Yertilell 1'nlltee Sheila Meyen bad ln· troduced tbe propout, 11ylnc. ··1 hive I lfeat appreciation ror the ener1Y and sllmulaUon that push apenontoea.madoctorate." But Trustee Roger Belgen countered, "I feel there's not nece11ariJy a correlation between 1 doctorate and a person's leadenbip ability.'· Bel1~n and board president BetlY'lltlnanelli voted against in· clualon ol this standard, while Mrs. Meyers and trustee· Carol' Mohan voted in favor. Trustee Cheryl Norton was absent. The minim.am quallfleatie>dt for I ~Dl ·= b)' u.. U.U. IMJl+d te •· perlence at the elemental')' Jetel. experience as an elementary or Junior hleh principal, ad· m l nlatrallve experience, a m11ter'1 dearee and experienee in collectlve barlfainln1 and em ployer·employee relatJona. Working with a consultant hired by trustees, a committee of district staff members, teachen and pa.rents will screen app!Jca· lions and narrow the field. The trustees will interview finalists and make a selection by July 1. according to their cWTent schedule. State Assemblyman Bruce Young used the International Trucking Show at the Anaheim Convention Center as a platlorm to announce his intention to crack down on reckless truck drivers. Homework Young, D·Cerritos, said during a press conference Thursday that h e will introduce a bill to r utomaUcally suspend a truck driver's license for 30 days if the driver is convicted for hit-and· run, reckless driving or drunken driving. Anti-crime solon robbed WASHINGTON <AP) -Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. was robbed at gunpoint by a young man who took cash, but complied with Fish 's reques t to leave behind the congressman's wallet authorities said. ' Under current state law, drivers must be convicted of such offenses three times before a license can be suspended, he said. The New York Republican, a member of the House since ~969. told police that he and h.is wife were approached by a man in his 20s as they were getting into their car in front or their Capitol HiU home Thursday night. The man drew a handgun and demanded money, Fish said. His bill , named th e Professional Dl"ivers Code, also would create four categories within the Class I license so drivers must be better trained to drive the bigger, potentially more dangerous, rigs. The congressman said he told the robber he would tum over his money but not his wallet, because it contained papers and credit cards. Fish said the man said nothing, but took $130 and left the wallet. ~ish, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, began serving on the House subcommittee on crime this year. Young said he wants to change the current licensing system in which a person can qualify for a license driving a "minimum" truck combination, then take to the highways in a bigger vehicle with heavier cargo. Under h.is proposed bill , the categories would be for three-axle combinations, five-axle combina- tions. trucks with double trailers. and rigs crrying extra long or heavy cargo. Twins too ide.ntical; parents confused "This legislation will improve driver performance and s afety by ensuring that heavy-duty vehicle operators are properly trained before they are allowed on our highways," Young said in a pre· pared statement. ·• 1t also will make the roads safer for the general motoring public who have increasingly complained about th.e problems associated with trucks failing to obey the laws of the highway." Young, chairman of the As· sembly Transportation Commit· tee, sai:i he drafted his legislation with the help of the California Trucking Association. CARSON CITY. Nev. !AP) Local sheriff's deputies are try· ing to solve an identity crisis plaguing a couple of extremely cute blue-eyed blondes. Not that Molly and MaryAnne Lay. identical 16-m onth-old twins. are INOrried about who they are. They know. But nobody else does, including their parents who brought them to the she riff's department for foot· printing. For the moment, the twins are .. Baby Girl A .. and "Baby Girl 8 ." Offi cers tried one~ Thurs· day and were expected to try again today to match the prints to prints taken when the babies were bom. "I think we 've got these Now. you don't have to wait one day longer for that new Lees Carpet you've been thinking about. Because. right now. we're having a Lees Spring Sale Every best quality Lees Carpet is on sale ... plushes. twists. sculptures in hundreds of colors and textures. Featuring carpets made with the Du Pont Antron Ad· vantage. They resist dirt, wear. staining and crushing, even static shock. So. if you've been waiting patiently for the right time to buy your new Lees Carpet. it's here. r--~------~-----1 H1H9 are a IHI ol the best I TONE ON TONE. Subtle tone on tone I colorations enhance the marbleized plush I pattern effect in this luxurious caroet. I PLUSH. A rich nylon plush that will en- hance any decorating scheme with its deeper. richer colors. CUT ANO LOOP. The newest~ook of bold cut/loop construction in com~ination with flowing multi-colored styling for up-to- date fashion. SCULPTURE. Abstract patterns of light ard Shadow create a look and feel of rs ·e elegance. I L--·----J babies backwards ... Randy Lay 'recalls telling two of her other children severai months ago. "So we looked at them . And the more we looked the more we thought maybe we had." To complicate matters, a young house guest recently re- moved a necklace worn by one of the girls to distinguish her from her sister . Discovering no necklace the next morning, Mrs. Lay said, "I thought at first l had two MaryAnnes.·· Mrs Lay and her husband, Leland, a school teacher. tried to go by what they thought were different spots on each baby's skin, varying personality traits, and even the way the ch.ildren slept. Nothing helped. DEN'S :iiiSiiilatiaa .:·custom dr•pari•• .lnlleunt •,. .. it··-flllr • cer•IC till l663 fllACENTI~ AVfNllf • COST~ MESA, CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 646·•131 -6•6 ·2355 J ' I • • --• ' P ope John Paul 11 wears a hard hat and holds filter during v isit to steel plant at Terni. Italy. Gina Lollobtigida, right, dancei !Dtth Nabilia Khaahoggi, teen-age daughter of Saudi Ara- bfan billionaire businessman Ad nan Khashoggi and Soraya Khaihoggi, at a New York disco. A 16-year-old Orange Coast girl learned there is no statute or limitations on a ltt·ket for dl'iving without a li('ense when she surre n· dered in court Wednesday. ont• vear later The defendant . o nl y 15 "'ht:'n cited last year, ap parently figured s he could beat the rap now that s he "'as of legal age. sources at ll arbor Judicial Dist rict Court in Newport Beach said Judge Selim. S. FrankUn, ho"' ever. d1dn •t see it that way and ordered her to ob· tarn a valid license and t ry drt\•ing with 1l legally for aw hile. with th e char ge hanging over her head . She was then ordered to re· turn before the bench at a dale to be set by the court in November and he would con- s ide r her drivin g record before reaching a decis10". ludge d e nW. Agnew order A Judce turned down a state request that he im· mediately order former Vice Pre11dent S,lro T. Al••• to repay Maryland 1200,000 be alleCedly received in bribes while 1overnor. Anne Arundel Circuit Court Judie 8fuce C. Wllllams said there Is "a need ror testimony in the case." Williams also turned down u request by Agnew's at- torney that tbe trial. set to begin April 20, be postponed. Federal prosecutors con- tended Agnew received the money in an al l ege d kickback s~eme, and state prosecu~ors say the money belongs to the state treasury. Secret ary or State Alex· aoder M. Haig Jr. was told by a jesting member or Congress that when he was commander in chief of NATO there were those who thought of him as "the reincarnation of Napoleon Bonaparte." .. That's your term." the for m e r four-sta r Ar m y general deadpanned in reply lo Rep. Edward Oerwinski, R-111. "Others would prefer Caesar." David Stockman. direc- tor of Office of Manage- ment and Budget, takes a sip of water before ap- pearing at a House heari~. · Office rezone denied Sanla Ana Heights proposal rejected A Tustin man·., la~t ditch l'f fort to build profo~s10nal office:. on his 2 5 acre!-. of land in Santa Ana He1~hts \\as lurm·d doY.n b). the Orange Count). Board of Supervisors. The members agrcl:'d with 5th District Supernsor T homas Riley, who said orrices in the r esidential area would be inappropriak Land owner .J H. BC'lt was ap· pealing a denial hy the l'Ou nty Planning Commission or h1:, pro· posal to rl'zone t he land from agricultural use to oHices A group of about 25 Santa Ana Heights residents atkndc•d the board meC'ting lo s upport th!.> com m1ss1on 's pos1t1on Many or thos1..• samf.' residents have attended other board meet ings to criticize the <.;upcrv1sors · plan to expand the number or daily commercial Jet flights from nearby J ohn Wayne Airport while reduc.'lng the total Jet noise. Airport noise was an issue in Re lt's propos al. His property lies inside a zone where jet noise 1s considered too high for de- velopment or new houses. But according to the county's plan, the land will be outside the zone in from five to 10 years. Riley's land use pla nning aide, Peter Herma n. said after the meeting the property should be developed for low-densit y res· idential use on ce t he noisE: restrictions are lifted. But Belt said noise will re· main a problem in Santa Ana Hei ghts, which sits beneath the ai rport takeoff pattern He said he doesn't want to wail any longer l o deve lo p the land, which he claimed he has tried to develop for 10 years A 60-year·old house sits on the property. Bell said . adding HB sex off ender free for appeal A Huntington Beach man con- victed of 18 counts or sexual mis conduct with two teen-age girls could remain free on bail for at least another year while he ap· pea ls his case. Police Investigators and the man who prosecuted James Rollings, however. believe there is little to dissuade Rollings , from running. His attorney. Theo Lacy. says RoJlings has appeared at all pre. vi()US court hearings and has shown no indications or engag- ing in criminal or anti-social behavior "It is my opinion that Mr Rollings poses no threat to the community by being released pending his appeal or t his case, .. Lacy said in court documents Rollings. 42, is ineligible for probation and faces up to six years in state prison. However . O r a nge County Superior Cou rt Judge Robert Green granted defense requests that the defendant be allowed to go free on $25.000 bail while he appeals his conviction of Feb. 4. De puty D istrict Attorney Robert Launders said it was "absurd" to think Rollings would voluntarily turn himself in at some future time to serve a lengthy prison sentence. The Dally Pilot wants to hear observations from its readers · parti<'uJarly comments about the paper itself. It's e~y to tell us your views Just call the number below and your essaae will be recorded. Messages will be transcribed sev ral Umes daily and d~livered to the desk of the appropriate edl or. No circulation calls. please. Tell us what's on your mind. The number ls ln service 24 hours a day. seven days a week. 642•8088 \ r that rennovating the dwelling would be an "economic in· reasibility." Arter the meeting. Belt said the land wou ld be worth about $1.3 m1lhon tf it were developed but only $200,000 lo $300.000 if left in its present slate. He said tie has spent about $30,000 m property taxes since he bought the land. Bail raised afte r attempt at suic ide Bail h as been r a ised to $250,000 and new arraignment proceedings scheduled for March 24 for an 83-year-old man who attempted to cu\. his wrists in Orange County Superior Court Tuesday. The man. Rosco Delancy. s uf- fered only minor injuries and was returned lo Orange County Jail. He was appearing before Judge William L. Murray on c h arges o f passing s tolen tra veter's checks at Disneyland in Febr uary when he became upset about news reports of !Us using more than 70 a liases in a lengthy criminal career. Delancy, claiming he could not get a fair trial. then pro- duced a razor blade hidden in the links of his shackles and at- t empted to c ut h is writs . However. he was wrestled to the floor and dis armed by court bailiffs. T he defend ant was treated al the jail HB suspect surrenders An 18-year-old Huntington Be ach mp who apparently knew police were seeking him in connection with a liquor store robbery waJked up to a patrol c ar and surrendered, police said. The suspect, Henry M ars haJI Rickard, or 4941 Hell Ave., was Jailed on suspicion or robbing Seagate Liquor, 16101 Botsa Chica St. .• on March 12. In the incident; a man armed with 1 rifle had taken an un- dlsclo,sed amount of cash from the b\lllness and had dropped the rlfle and 1 Jacket o•taide u hewuneetn1. Oran1e County Human Servicff Agency official• are predicting about Sl.7 million will be required to keep the county's General Reller program finan- cially solvent throuch June 30. the end of the fiscaJ year. The prediction, delivered this t.ieek to the county Board of Supervisor•. is based on the as yet-unexpl ained, but continuing. high demand for General Reller assistance from persons who have exhausted other welfare benefits. According to the report signed by outgoing HSA Di rector Margaret Grier, the General Relief program budget will run out of money for the third lime this month on Ma r ch 27. A tra nsfer of about $29,000 will be required to keep the account in the black through the beginning of April, she said. Supervisors twice this month approved budget transfers to keep the account solvent. But the $200,000 in transfers, in addi· tion to the $120,000 that was in the account at the start or the month, will not be s ufficient to keep pace with the demand for assistance. That dema nd is not predicted lo slacken. according to the re· port. Officials said $353,386 will be required in Apr il : $478,680 in May, and $579.194 in June. Those figu res do not include money that will be required to provid e assista nce t o In dochinese refu gees who are be· ing phased out of the federal In- dochinese Refugee Ass1st<1ncc Progr am because they have been in the United Stales more than three years An additiona l $1 00 .000 per month wi ll be needed lo provide general rehef assistance to the so-called time·exp1red refugees. according to the report Miss Grier has provided the board with two options to deal with the financial shortfall. She said it could transfer $482.000 to cover project e d de mands through April. "This should al low the General Relief budget to remain funded until such lipte as the de, tailed General Relitf report ha& been presented. received and acted upon, and includes time expired refugees costs " Or. she said. the board could transfer $1. 74 million to cover costs through the end of the fis· cal year. Offi cials arc mystified by wtiat has led to the dram atic in· creases in demand for General Relief assistance. normally pro- vided to persons who do not qualify for other types o r welfare assistance While ad· ministered by the county. it is paid for by the stale and federal governments The $330.000 that will be spent this month by the county on General Relief compares lo $176,833 in February. $191.131 in January and $134.306 in December. Offi cials have spe<'u lated that an increase in the county un- employment rate and the 22-day- long Orange County Transit Dis- trict strike in Februarv mav be factors res pons ible. for "the heightened demands Supervisors. howe\'er . have expressed concern that county Standards On Sile Of payment and county ehgibihly require- ments may be allracliru: reci· pients from other counties $400.000 000 5200000 $100000 '81 AuG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN CHART DEPICTS SPIRALING COSTS OF WELFARE Broken llne Indicate• demand• Aprtl through June New Pilot editors eye wider coverage Jim my Johnson a nd Ke ith Tuber have been appointed to new editor positions on the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. Editor T homas Keevil announced to· day. J o hnson. former ente rtain· ment and lifestyle editor of the San Bernardino . Sun-Telegram. becomes feature news editor for the Daily Pilot with a newly organized department. The new department will be handling the Weekender section. entertainment and arts news. foods, religious and social and cultural events coverage in addi· lion tQ Jlpt?Cial fea\ur~s. Just prior to joining the Pilot. J ohnson served as Sunday edit.or of the J ackson c Miss. I Clarion- Ledger. Daily News Tuber joins the Daily Pilot staff after havi ng ser ved with th e Los Ange les He rald· Examiner staff ~ce 1975. He w as assistant fi anc ial news editor with the Her Id Examiner and also served the paper as consumer columnist and assis· tapl travel editor. Tuber will be new financial and business editor of the Dally Pilot in an expanded effort to CO \'er growing busin ess and fina ncial interests in the Or ange Coast a r ea . H e will also s upervise real estate coverage for the paper. ·'These appointments. a·r e part of a major upgrading pro· gram under way in · the Daily P ilot editoria l departm e nt." Keevil said. "They are an indication or the news paper's determination to upgrade and stimulate its news coverage particul arly at the local level." he noted Keevil also announced that two other long-time Daily Pilot sta ff members have been pro· moted. Robert R. Barker. former West Orange County editor and county bw:eau-chieLJnr....Lhe Dai· ly Pilot. has been promoted lo I I I TU&EA JOHNSON cit y editor. Barker is the Daily Pilot's first city ed itor . Prior to joinln~ the Pilot 10 years ago. Barker was editor of the Orang(\ County Evening News and also serve'Cl on the editorial staff of the Long Beach Independent and Press Tele· gram Margaret McAl1ster. a Daily Pilot editorial department em ployee for the pa.st 16 years, ha s taken o n gr e at e r responsibilities as administrator of the newly created assign· ments des k Man gives up in slaying A 2.2·year.old Brea man sur· rendered at the Oran.ge County Public Defender's Offke in San· ta Ana just hou,-s after the body or his slain· wife was round at his fa ther·in law's residence. Brea Poli ce said Sealh Dean Roundtree was booked into OranJ{e County J ail Wednesday on suspicion or murder in con- nection with the death of Faye Lavonne Roundtree. 20 II e r body was round late Wed n esday morning by her father, Dean Allen Butler. at his Brea residence The woman had been stabbed. Police said Roundtree turned himself in al t he public defend· er's office late in the a fternoon. FURNITURE STORES UNDER ONE ROOF! ••••• CARPETS • DUPES • IEDSMEADS • DECOUTM PIUOWS • ANTIQUES DESKS • IBltOOMS • UVING ROOMS • DINING ROOMS I I OON& Aas na u aou D&n. -American beroee are soln1 to be a thine cl die PMt lf teleYlaloa bu lt.a way, That II, ll you can cet )'CM&r t.abe workiJla. Around our hou,at, Juat 1tUIDI tbe thln1 to play la enou1h of a c~. We've cot our TV oa the loeal table, even lf we do live up on a hUI. Every now and then, you hear the alrena scream lo the town below. Uaually, that OK given prior to cape fatality meana that a motoriat ~ aot hit by to01e utility pole that Jumped out lo • f&. front of blm. When car ,,....., and utility pole collide, TOI MURPHINI ~>· the result ls often a ~ ~ severed TV c able . ' Whatever you were watching abruptly turns to anow. U you were watching anything worth watching, thatls. ACT\JALLY, WE AaEN'T that big on 01Un1 the boob tube around our place. When they do get the cablea tlued back together and we tum it on. you always seem to see somebody getting clobbered with a banana cream pie or four grownups beating on each other with pillows that are leaking feathers. These shows are called Situation Comedies, or Sit· corns. for abort. Alter watching a few, you figure Sitcom means Sit There and Become a Nincompoop. But I.digress. Back to heroes and bow television won't let us have any more. It's reaUy sad. BAtl' IN THE DAYS when we had radio shows and comic bboks, this country had real heroes. We had I Gangbusters, when the G-Men always caught the crooks fair and square. Now we've got television cops who run Lousy flymg hero Katt with prelly patient f nend more stop signs. crash more cars and break more laws than the robbers. And if the TV cop isn't a lawbreaker , he's a fat Dix- iecrat sher iff who is a dumb jerk. We used to have comic book heroes like Batm an and Superman and other caped heroes who charged about in s uperhuman efforts that always trapped evildoers in cleancut fashion WHEN THEY FINALLY got around to putting Bat· m an on television. he talked funny. So did Robin. his sidekick CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. tAP) -An "all clear" annOWtce· ment that tt was safe to return to work sounded over Kennedy Space Center moments before one worker was killed and five others nearly asphyxiated in a nitrogen· fUled compartment of the 1pace shuttle Columbia, an ofliciaJ says. The compartment, fllled with nitrogen as a precaution against fire during a dreaa rehearsal Thursday for the shuttle's launch, 1hould have been refilled with air )>efore workers were allowed back in the area . s aid Dick Barto n , a s pokes man for Rockwell International Co., the m ajor sbuttle contractor. FIVE OF the men, including the d e ad m a n, worke d for Rockwell and the sixth was a security guard. "l just happened to be in the area, and I heard the announce· ment: 'Clear for return to normal work.' Regretfully. it was not," Barton said. Asked if someone at the space ce nte r gave an all-clear an- nouncement pre maturely , Barton said : "That's the in· ference, but I can't go any further. I did hearthe onestatement, I can say that. But I didn't hear any other statements that were made after that.·· THE MEN would not have s me lled anything peculiar or ha ve had any other warning that they were entering a deadly area. All fi ve reportedly passed out a lmost immediately, and soon a fter they were eva cuated from the compartment. The dead man was identified as J ohn Bjornstad, 50. of Titusville. a senior mechanical technician. T wo o f the worke r s were hospitalized . One was in critical condition early today at Shands Teaching Hospita l in Gainesville. the other was in satisfactory con· dition. The other workers were t rea ted and released . The accident marred a "super" dress rehearsal for the nation's first reusable soacecr afl. Space 11ency offlclals In W aahinaton aaJd the accident was not caused by any naw In the shut· tie and eaid the craft would be launchedon schedule next month. The workers were felled quick· ly by the lack of oxygen when they entered a "nitrogen purge" zone, said Rocky Raab, a Kennedy Space Center apokeeman. The workers removed an ac· cess panel and entered a compart· ment in the alt section of the or· biter, apparently unaware that it had ftot been refilled with oxygen. officials said. ' fl was the first launch pad fatality al the s pace center since a Jan. 27, 1967, rtashfire killed three Apollo I astronauts Virgil Grissom, Edward White II and Roger Chaffee during a pre· launch test. In all, eight people have died here in accidents relat· ed to launchings. A h119 for Liz The shuttle, delayed repeatedly by technical problems over the past two years, is scheduled for its maiden vo y a ge into s pace sometime during the week of Aprils. First Lady Nancy Reagan and Elizabeth Taylor hug backstage following Miss Taylor's stage debut in Lillian Hellman's "The Little Foxes" at the Kennedy Center. The Reagans were among an audience of dignitaries and Hollywood celebrities at the Thursday night performance in Washington, D.C. 'Possessed' man jailed Lawye r clairm killing caused b y d e mons DANBURY, Conn. <AP> After shouting "I love you" in court to a woman friend, Arne Cheyenne Johnson was sent lo jail, indicted on a charge of murder in a killing that his lawyer says was the re· suit of demonic possession. A grand jury indicted the l9-year-0ld Brookfield resident Thursday in the Feb. 16 stabbing death of Alan Bono, a 40-year·old manager of a dog kennel, during an argument at Bono's apartment. Johnson's 26-year-old woman friend, Deborah Glatzel, was the only witness to the stabbing. authorities said. As Johnson was being led from Danbury Superior Court in handcuffs, Miss Glatzel ex· claimed, "I love you, Cheyenne.'' Johnson turned and shouted," I love you.·' Johnson was taken to the Bridgeport Correc- tional Center, where he was held on $125,000 bond. or. ficials said his trial probably will begin sometime bet ween June a nd September "The courts have dealt with the existence of God. Now they're going to have to deal with the ex· istence of the devil ," Martin Minnella, Johnson's lawyer, said recently. Minnella has said he wall present evidence at Johnson's trial showing that Johnson was possessed by de mDns at the timeofthestabbing. Before the slaying, J ohnson lived with the fami· ly of an ll·yea r-old child who was said to be possessed by demons. Al one point J ohnson challenged the demons lo "take me on. Control me. Leave this boy alone," ac· cording lo tapes of the event and interviews with those present. Ed and Lorraine Wa rren of Brookfield, psychic researchers who became involved an the case, said Johnson became possessed. Despite television's ghastly record in the hero busi· ness, I got all excited the other night about a new s~ow that was supposed lo be about "The Greatest Amen can Hero." Here was going lo be an epic about another American caped crusader who would ny about in the sky and capture crooks, knock over bad guys and frustrate evil forces who were bent on taking over the globe as dictators. Officia/,s' fight closes school FORTUNATELY, The Greatest American Hero came on the air just after the cable people fixed the latest break cau~cd by a utility pole crashing into a car. Unfortunately, the s how tu med out to be another Sit· com CANEY, Okla. IAPl -School is out in Caney. declared a "public nuisance" and a "threat to the health and safety of the communi- ty" by a state judge. It's not the students' fault. It's the culmination of a months· long feud among their parents that de· veloped into fist fights over con· trol of the school board. school and-prohibiting the school board from conductin g any further business . Assistant Dis trict Attorney Doug Gabbard of Atoka said he requested the closing afte r res1· de nts expressed fears "someone might be killed" 1f a s pecia l board meeting to discuss contracts for the school principal and teachers was held as scheduled Thursday night. Residents say the whole issue 1s em broiled in politics and em- braces rumors that P rincipal· Coach Perry Willis and a number of teachers would be fired at the Thursday meeting. The judge's order canceled the meeting. The school has about 400 pupils. from elementary grades through hi gh school , with mahy bused an from outlying areas Alas. as the plot unfolded, it developed that the caped and costumed Hero, played by William Katt. can't n y very well He crashes into billboards. He loses control and makes landings in a s pray of st>arks .. He tries to ram walls that Superman would have . pushed aside and ends up with an Excedrin headache. The fin al bl ow came when the ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ school superintendent got fired KATT. CLEARLY, could accomplish more pratfalls than Buster Keaton in his heydays. Obviously, the American hero bus iness has gone downhill with a thud and cloud of dust. It only has one real- ly redeeming social value . William Katt, as the greatest of them, is really very funny. a nd the school board pres ident got ··busted upside the head.·· Some residents even wanted the governor to call out the National Guard to quiet things down in this tiny southeastern Oklahoma town of350. 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Life at Park Newport is a com- bination of privacy when you want 1t. social goings-on when you're in the mood. and exhil- arating recreation w hen you feel rusty Here 1s the ultimate 1n care· free Newport Beach hving sur- rounded by every convenience Park Newport residents have a gourmet market. a beauty shop and dry cleaner Just steps away fro m their apartment There are 8 lighted tennis courts. 7 pools and a $ 750.000 Spa and athletic club \ Fashion Island's fabulous shops are just across the way. New- port's year-round attractions. sandy beaches. pleasure boat· Ing. deep sea fishing. plus theaters. museums and hundreds of fine restaurants. ALL right here. Right ttere beside Park Newport. Why don't you visit out Rental'Office and see if all this isn't Just what you've been looking for. On Jamboree at San JoaQuln Hiils Road. Tele- phone (714) 644-1900 . AINllY Al~ Aft\1rt1'9 A.lflffllle At19flte AlleftlkC:l'f ... IHMr. .,"" lfltMI a 1M11rc11 ..... ~'";.... _________ ....... ~ 4 It n .io 01 JS " ,,....,_,, I 4 II 2 J W $11\Dtltlt.ellMY a 4 ti t I W 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[iiiil 0..1 ..... ,. ...... ..,, $01111 ~ ..... '" """,.,"".., .,,......,,. I APARTMENTS & TOWNHOMES f ROM '510.00 ' ' .. •• I -• I I I ,~tmr~ You're w ell on your w a y t o the most excitiQg desti-o Cable cars get bo_ost nation in the W est. . Lake Tahoe. In real Tahoe style. Forty-four weekly f lights-28 non..stop-f rom Los. Angeles, O range County and San Diego. For as • 81 million gifJ spurs SF fund d i-ive BAN FRANCISCO <AP> -It bu tQen them lOI yean to set there, but San Franclaco'a tlre- 1 ... antJQue cable can are almo1t over the hill. For more than• cen· tary, the wood, bell·rinalna sym· bola ot by1ooe days bave climbed tbe inclines ol the tity by UMt Bay with milllona of arateful tow1at& and resident.a aboard. ''They're the heart and soul o/ the city," said Virgil Caselll, vice lt,s Farmer Brown prealdent of GbJrardelli Square and head of the Committee to Save\beCable Can. "They make San Fh.ncilcowhatitis." Now, thoee who love the cable cars beat have beaun digatna ln their pocket.a to help finance the city's teO million drive to re· furbish the aging system, a drive motivated as muc h by hard economic reality aa affection. ON T H U R SDAY, Mayor Dianne Feinstein accepted Sl million from United Airlines and Western Hotels to rebuild the 4.7 miles of under ground cable that help pump life into the city's $1 billion-a· year tourist industry. "Our estimate is that if we didn't have the cables running, we'd have a potential annual loss of $37.5 million a year," said Mel Wax. an aide to Ms. Feinstein. A six·month shutdown of the line in 1979 resulted in a S24 million loss to businesses at Fisherman's Wharf, where the main cable line ends, he said, ad- ding. "Al ong with Fisherman's Wharf. they're our No. 1 tourist attraction. We've got to keep them going.·· The cars don'tjust make money for t he city they save transportation dollars as well, Wax said, noting that cable cars cost one·third as much to operate as buses. Thursday's donation boosted tbe city's cable car rebuilding chest to about $3.5 million of the $10 million expected to be raised by 1982. The city hopes the federal government wil I come up with the remaining 80 percent needed, Wax said. little as $58. • Fly non..stop to Lake Tahoe often. W e do. ·From Los Angeles and Orange County. $64 from San Diego. 7 day advance purchase. Limited seating. Assembly Speaker Willie Brown. D·San Francisco. known to have pulled the wool over the eyes of a few fellow lawmakers in his time. tends to his birthday gift, a week· old lamb given to him on the Assembly floor by the California Wool Growers Association. T HE MA VOR has been in Washington several times to lob- by for government help to save the cable cars and has appeared on nationall y televised ta lk shows. GOLDEN WEST AIRLINES Enquirer trial testi010-ny ends La~· o..11 ·Or-. c..ity · S. Dill'· S.... ..... · OllWd · ,._. · ~ A1W • U.. T .. · fGr retWVltiDI• ell yuur tnvlf egll1t or Galdln Wiit An... · LOS ANGELES <AP> -Carol Burnett and the NationaJ Enquirer. opponents in a bitter $10 million I libel trial.~ve res~dth~r cases,sdting thedage ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ror a dramatic fin al acto( a five-vear lerzal battle. The case was expected to t>e placed in the hands of the j ury for a verdict on Monday . "On behalf of Miss Carol Burnett. we rest," an· nounced her attorney, Ed Bronson, as Miss Burnett sat behind him facing jurors Thursday a fternoon. Bronson had called 15 witnesses and pre- sented depositions from eight others in seven days of testimony . Enquirer attorney Wi lliam Masterson said, "We have already put on that which we have to offer. We rest as well." Masterson had called no witnesses. but he told reporters outside court that he had made all his points during cross-examination or the plaintiff's witnesses Those witnesses were pri marily employees of the Enquirer and employees and. patrons of t~e posh • 1 Washington restaurant where Miss Burnett dined on I Jan. 26. 1976, and allegedly committed the acts re-I ferred to by the Enquirer LA teachers fail to block action LOS ANGELES <AP > -A teacher's union has failed to get a tempor ary restraining order that would bloc k a school district order ending man· NEWS BRIEFS datory busing April 10. Superior Court Judge David Eagleson set an April 2 dale for a hearing on an order to show cause. wh ich t h e U n ited Teachers of Los Angeles demanded an their suit againsttheschool board. IDL pl~••• 11 .... TORRANC E (AP > -The doors of the small storefront omce or the Institute for Historical Review remained locked and no one came out Thurs· day when 15 members of the Jewish Defense League chanted outside to protest the organization, which maintains no one was killed in gas chambers of Nazi concentration camps. Opel•• p•re .. •s ,.,,, LOS ANGELES CA P> -Two wealthy Los Angeles brothers reportedly are the focus of a lawsuit alleging some investors illegally purchased opli<?ns on Kennecott Corp. stock on the basis of in· side information about an impending $1.77 billion merger bid from Standard OU Co. <Ohio). Severyn Ashkenazy told the Los Angeles Times that he and his brother. Arnold, had purchased a ''au bstantial ·'stake in Kennecott options ln the three days before the Sohio bld was announced March 12. 8'!% MU •elca .... SACRAMENTO (AP) -A aex crimes btll held up by Sen. Alan Robbin!, who ia accuaed ol Kxual m11conduct with teen-a ge girls, hu been approved by the state Senate -with Robblna abstalnina. The bill, sent to the Assembly, would broaden a rape law to cover such crimes u oral copulation and sodomy. .... ., .. wae••••t.- KINoscANvoN NATIONAL PARK <AP)-A. T·Jear-old ban on anowmobUea here wu lifted when meatben of tbe Sierra Snowmobile Club threat.ned a wffltend protest ride. I I Basket Values Up! Looking for a sound investment? Aaron Brothers' art analysts announce a sharp decline in the price of all gold frames in stock. And for one week only, we're sell- ing these frames over the counter for half the regular price. So for a minimal initial investment you can purchase gold frames that will enhance the value of your priceless paintings and photo- graphs Ornate frames. frames with vel- vet liners. linen liners, and frames with no liners at all. Selection will vary from store to store. Beat rising costs by sav- ing half on gold frames Aaron Brothers' art analysts announce an active market in basket trading. And to further increase the yield in basket sales. our company is sponsoring a 1 e Basket Sale. The terms of the offering are as follows: invest in one basket at the regular price, and gel a second basket Aaron Bro ers that costs the same or less for one cent Although selection will vary from store to store. we're long o n baskets for plants. kitchen decor. art supplies. toys. maga· zines and more. Good values in baskets are guaranteed with your participation 1n th is 1 e Buket Sale. l2B ANAHEIM 222 N. leach llYct. • COSTA MESA 17M• Newport ltvd. • ORANGE 1112 E. KQtella hie . LAGMINA IEACH 190 S. COOlt Highway • SANTA AHA 11261. 17th. St. -' EL tOIO 24350 lwartz Dr. HUNTINQTON IEACH 7•70 E~r Ave. I \, ...... .._ .. ___ _ -----· l . Reilislricting can't please all St.t8 See. Daniel ao.twrilbt. D-Coneord, who cba.lrt • committee cbar1ed wtUa napportkmtn1 1tate MDale and coacreuloeal diltrtcitl, II iiMabtlela rtpt wbea he· nya no om will be eompl9*tl)I ...-.. wltb tbe flDa1 .-. cUatrjcUnc propota1a Hat to 0cw. l:tilaad Brown. Boatwrilbt and otblr .-bWi ol the Committee OD ElectioDI and Rea~ _.. in Oraqe County recently to elicit teatimcmy froai loeal leaden on how to make reapportionment tbe moet palatable, at leaat J,ocall)'. One meuqe wu clear: TbOle WbO oow hold omce in Oranse County do not want tbe county's eutlnc political clout -or any that it mllbt rteelve ln the recl.lstrictln• process -diluted throujh creation of districts that cro11 county lines . # The unfortunate fact, bow ever, accordln1 to pre- liminary population estimates, is that Oran1e County will oot qualify for a full, new state Senate seat. Thia means the county will have to share with· an adjacent county. But which one? Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino or San Dlego? The latter ia clearly the most desirable. The issues ~acing north San Diego County and south Orange County are very similar. Both are areas in which growth -in tiousing and industry -will be the byword in the 1980s. And it should be remembered that the two counties may soon be involved ln studies that could lead to forma- tion ol a )"egional airport authority to resolve the air tranaport,tion problems they now face. . There appears to be a natural linkage already exist- lbg since the congreasional district of Rep. Robert ~adbam, R-Newport Beach, already spaos the llne tween Orange and San Diego counties. ,. Sen. Boatwright and his colleagues should keep these points in mlnd u they apply their pens to the maps in the tedistricting process. • ~ite study urgent ~ It appears that Orange County officials soon will 4ave to come to grips with an ever·burdensome issue : tihere to build one or more new airports for private aircraft. ~ Recently, the county Board of Supervisors named 25 persons to a committee that will be advisory to a consul- tant previously hired to recommend an airport location. This committee will have an active voice in the selection process by evaluating the many factors that will go into making a final recommendation. . The committee will analyze aeronautical factors such as wind and air safety ; developmental factors such as re· quired grading and police and fire protection, and en· vironmenta1 factors such as noise and growth induce- ment. Six sites are under study. One is in Los Alamitos, one in the Santa Ana Foothills east of Orange, three on the east side of the Saddleback Valley, and one east of San Juan Capistrano. The committee is made up of persons from each of the ar:eas in which an airport site is located. Once the work of the committee and the consultants is in , the next move will be up to supervisors . They will have to evaluate the recommendations and act. And act they must. The needs of the county's private aircraft operators are too great for the study to go by the wayside. State breaks rules An employment agency or a private firm can find itself in big trouble with the state Fair Employment and Housing Commission if its employment applicatioi:i forf!lS ask questions forbidden under state and federal JOb dis- crimination laws. And employers ranging from the Ford Motor Co. to the U.S. Government Printing Office have been hit with ~ulti-miJlion-dollar judgments for racial, sexual, pay, or job assignment bias in hiring. But a recent investigation by the Sacramento Bee has revealed that the state of California, which enforces the anti-discrimination laws against private companies. is itself guilty of using job application forms that violate both state and federal laws. t Questions· on the state forms require information about sex. race, age, height, weight, spouse's employ· ~ment, number and ages of children, health history, drug use and other data that may not be asked of a job applicant. Under the law, only information relating to an appli- cant's qualifications for a job may be required. Other data. such as citizenship or medical history, if needed, may not be requested until it comes to the point of hiring. , Said one employment agency owner, who had been ~given ~ days to revise his application forms or face .charges of noncompliance with the law, "If they can walk fi nto my business and deny me the use of my forms as be· ~ting illegal, what right do they ha~ to ask the same ques ~lions I can't?'' A very good question. • b pinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and rtists . Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. p 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . , Boyd/Precious stones B1L.•.BOYD Gall1tone1 found In alau1btered milk cows sell for about $192 a dried ounce. The Chinese in Hong Kong buy them, 1rtnd them up, and peddle them as one of &be lnsreclients in wba.t they Heraldic trumpet.a yeti S\&re _. tht)' l@vtd UN coMllm• of Ult Nb· OD Palace Ouard 10 we t.aspa,_. don't have to e.~1 for new onff for oa,Raapa. J.L. c laim are aphrodisiacs. Slaughterhouse operators in South Africa take consider- able care to search for them in butchered stock. Prehistoric folk tamed dogs about 4,000 years before they managed to domesticate cats. And some authortU... suggest this is why cats seem better able to survive ln tbe wilds. They "10 back" more readily becaUM they don't have aofartoao. tt'uaid. · Q. What's the lar1est city , ln the world ln terms of 1eo- 1raphlcal size? ' A. Mt. lu Queensland Australia. Coven 11,812 ~ua.re milell. f" 1 Slr t where do you hep )'OUI DOUHltaM fUDI, lf QJ? Doa't tell, doo't tell. But tbe nnt place tbe IUD bbrllan look for 1ueb booty la ill tbe cloaet of Ule ma1t1r bedroom. WA8HJNOTON -Tbe Requ admlai1traUon ha1 made no HCM ol HI belief t.bat Nicar...- 11 trUllllaipplDI SoYlet anDI• ..... from Cuba to th• leftilt suerrW•lD IP Salvador. Wbat b.al not been made publk, t.boup, II lbe evtdenoe OW' ID· Ullt1ence a1end•bave .••tbend ol. I reverH now 'of non ·· 1 mUltary IUp- .,llH from Mlcar.,ua to Cuba. Al.wttb tbe mUJtary 1m u•1Hn•, tbe Nie · ara1uan1 are tbe m iddlemen - but t.b1a pipeline runs from the United States to Nicaragua to Cuba. Despite tbe 20-year U.S. economic boycott of Cuba, it is now poulble once again to buy goods in Havana bearing the label the "Made in U.S.A." IntelUgence analysts have concluded that the U.S. boycott ls being circumvent- ed by using Nicaragua as a clear· lngbouse for American goods that Fidel Castro badly needs. For example, one U.S. com· pany has sold huge quantities of agricultural chemicals to Cuba through the Nicaragua connec- tion. In some cases. m y sources say, the shipments have not even Earl Wate rs been otnoeded lli Nlcarapa, wlilen tbl carao v ... 11 almply toocbed port briefly before 1bov· ... air for Cuba. ITUL orasa Amert can com- panl• have acted ln 1ood f altb, · but an beeomlu auaplcloua that th• loodl told to 'Nlcararua were actually lnteaded for trblabip. me11ttoCutro. One Ure manufac- turer, for example, hH told Nlurapa tires that do not ftt any trucks known to be in uae ln that country. Tbe tiret, however, will fJt Soviet-made trucks the Cuban.a bave. lntelll1ence sources told my aa- aociat. Dale Van Atta and Bob Sberman that U .S.·made farm machinery shipped to Nlcaracua ls also ending up i n Cuba. Ironically , tbe Am e rican macbinery goes lo Castro, while Soviet machinery provided to Cuba Is delivered to the Nicaraguans. Drug companies are apparent· ly major profiteers in the UJegal breach of the Cuban boycott. In- telligence sources indicate that some drug makers are afraid the U.S. govemment willlmposecivil or even criminal sanctions for pharmaceutical shipments to Nicaragua that could not by any stretch of the imagination be used only within that country. Rea1an's aides have the in- telligence reportl in band, and are ~ uatna tbeJD tn the deulopment of ttielr overall Nicaracuan polky. A. final de- eilloa oo re1umpUon or termina- tion ol U.S. ec:ooomlc aid to the Nicarapan Junta ii expected ln the next fewda1s. MeanwhUe, other inteJU(ence eport1 have described the N1caraauan leadership's com· munllt connections. Nicaraguan intertor minister Tomes Bor1e. wbo ii clole to Cutro. baa been quietly seeking aJd from other f onlp leftlsta . PO& ElillPLE, lut April Bor(e made • aee ... t vii.it to Nortb Korea to a.rraqe arma 1blpmnt1 to Nicarapa. The meettn1 •a• set up tbrou1h Bor1e'1 ties to the PalesUne Uberatioo Or1a.nisation. Tbele date baek to bit days ln the San- dinltta auerilta forces, wbicb ou1ted tbe late President Anaatuio Somosa ln July urn. Tbe Nicaraguans have also ap- proached the Soviet Union dirttt- ly for assistance, but have been turned down -at least publicly. Nevertheless , intelligence sources believe there has been some covert aid from Moscow through its Cuban puppet. For example, a major Nicaraguan airport was closed for three hours last February 25. During that period, at least t wo light Soviet tanks were unloaded from unidentified aircraft. plus a IU'le amouat of rpare parts few m llltary beUcoptera. ANGaY ANGLBa -Rep. Bertley Bedell, D-Iowa, ia a self. made bu1lneuman. He de - veloped a 1upertor fl1bln1 lure and made a 1malJ fortune. Now Bedell la toint after a real- ly bis ftsh -Mobil OU. Bedell wan ta the government to atop aub- •ldl'Zln& the oil companiet' de· velopmentof energy lnnovattona, and be bu picked out Mobil ln particular because of what be consldtts the company's baae ln- sratitude lot its help from Unc;l~ Sam. It's not just that Mobil bu run ads claiming sole cr~lt for a chemical catalyst that converts coal to guoline -without men- tioning the $3 million the govern- m ent spent to make the chemical commercially profitable. Even worse, in its ads, Mobil repeated- ly criticizes government involve· ment in the energy field -which strikes Bedell as hypocritical. What particularly irked the congressman was a statement re- portedly made by a Mobil offtdai lo a groupoHnvestment analysts: ''If I have a good idea, I • m going to dolt myself; if I have a lousy idea, I'm going to get the government to finance It so I don't lose any money." Commented Bedell: ''If the catalyst is-as good as their ads claim, and if government support is as bad as the company claims, then the Mobil Oil Corp. ought to put its own money where its mouth1s .. A Mobil spokesman claims the government's S3 million was "small when compared to the many millions" the company spent developing the catalyst HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES The Gener al Accounting Office 1s buying better-than-economy class airline tickets for some of its officials on international flights of more than six hours . The reason given 1s the extra room and less crowded atomosphere not the fancy meals and free booze that the $150 extra cost provides In addition to all its other troubles. the Democratic Party is now getting Lyndon LaRouche lf e's the 1976 Labor Party can- did ate who entered a fe w Democratk primaries last year and was resoundingly ignored by the voters Now he's formed the "National Democratic Policy Committee .. When an aide claimed official s tatus, the Democratic National Committee firmly denied it "Well, we're a group of Democrats.·· replied the La Rouche aide Small claims • IS truly a peoples' court Based upon a report contain· ing r ecommendations which stem from a three-year study, Sen . Milton Mark s has in· troduced legislation intended to i mprove the s m all c laims courts. making them "more ac- cessible and hospitable" to the citizens. To the extent that the proposal does this it is com- mendable. For. if there ever was a peoples' court, the small claims court fits the description. It Is there that the citize n. poor or rich, ca n seek satisfact ion f or gri e v - ances lnvolv· Ing amounts of money too' money too small to warrant the expense of an attorney and litigation in courts of higher jurisdiction. Nol only can the citizen ap- pear without counsel, lawyers are barred from representing cllenta ln the court. Testimony is Sydney Harris permitted to be given without the norma l rules a pplying Complaints are handled more expeditiously than In the other courts and trials are swift. THE MAJOR co m plaints which have been made by those seeking changes go to the large volume of cases brought to the courts by business firms, large and small, which. it is alleged with considerable basis, use the court as a collection agency. Also that the 9 to S regular week- day hours of the court are not appropriate for working people who may lose more by being away from work than will be gained by pursuint a claim. Marks' bill pr.oposes requiring the courts to hold sessions on Saturday and one evening a week. He aJso would increase its jurisdiction from the present $750 to $1,500. BUT WHERE he goes off the trolley is in proposing to in· crease the current $2 fillne fee for plaintiffs. Jn an obvious at- tempt to discouraie the use of the courts as a collection bureau he would increalie that fee to $12 for "heavy users," those filing more than 12 cases a year At the same time he would triple th e fees for all others. The increased revenues s up· posedly are to defray the costs o f the night and Saturday sessions but they would also pay for the printing and distribution of an instruction manual in some kind of an "outreach" program to inform the public of the availability of the court's services to them. It' llOaE funds are needed to operate the courts the equitable way would seem lo be on a slid- ing scale of fees according to the amounts sought in the suit. Even then it should be kept to rock bottom minlmums if the court la to remain truly a people's court. But it la bard to undentand bow Saturday and night aesaloos would add to the court's cost. Can't a Judie be assigned Satur· day or a night session as hla fifth work day? Nol surprisingly the recom· mendations for these increases have come from the Department of Consumer Affairs which seeks the assignment of preparing, printing and distributing the so· call ed instruction manual. It has all of the ea rmarks o f a bureaucratic boondoggle. S INCE THE s mall claims courts have been in operatioo for generations it is inconceiva- bl e that there is any citizen who is not fully aware of ita ex- i ate n c e , purpose and availability. And tbe procedure for the fil. Ing of a claim is so simple any school kid couJd do it. Court clerks are always available to provide what little guidanee la needed both in the filing ol the claim and what is expected ot the plaintiff in court. An instructional manual print· ed at great cost and an added burden and perhaps a discourag. ins one lo those who really need the court. is about as necessary as one to tell rabbits how to re- .produce. Careless use of words blurs coDlillunication It is a lon1·st1ndin1 cllcbe that worda ari! "tool.a." Tbey enable us to con1truct com- munlcaUon, Juat u real tool.a enable ua to construct material object.. Most ot the Ume, we fall lo follow up th.ii uaeful metaphor. In the world • of tool 1 . nobody MDll- ble would UH a .hammer u a cblael or an awl. We ban .. ,.,.._. for tho•• ta1k1, and ••e~ ••r · form• a 1peelftc dub' belt: UM test ol a tool it tbat it .. the Job ~ w ............... Lit • faqet, tar the momtrrt. ' ' about "correct" Enallsb or "1ood" EnJllah, and think about the function of languace - which la to pt across the idea u plainly and directly and unam- biguously u possible. Theo we can 1ee more clearly wby words must be uaed H carefully u tools. I BEAaD a comtnon locuUon the other day; a lad ln tbe mail ..OOm uked hi.a friend, "A ... you waltlnl on Joe?'' Now, ln what 11 c.u.ct ''black En1lllb," and al8o la aome ruraJ realou, um •taDI "Art you WaiUnt /fir Joe?" Both the speaker and the Uat.iwr take ll u 1ueb. WQ should llll1l:n.lllah1rammadan obJMt " ....., botb UDdentud Uae same-. by WI quatlon? l"or UM Ytr'J &ood realcb that a hemmer abould not be Wied to do a chisel's Job: it does It poor· ly, and it cramps tbe craft. "Are you waitlna on Joe?" baa another, and more common, meaning: on llOC' aervmg hfm, or doi1lg aomdlling for him. By using t.bia pbrue lo mean "are you waitlna.Jor bim," tbe speaker hu robbed tt of another mean- lDJ, and now wbat can be use for that ooe? LANGUAOI, at lts beat, la not onl1 apedllc -lt la expansive and fimdble. "Good English" la not U.at wtdch slavlably follows nale4 tn a copy-book, but uaea ·word• and pbra1 es as metlculouab' u a carpenter uaea a aq'*" and a level, so that .maxlmam value ts obtained from ..eh de'rice. What la wront with aloppy •PffClt 11 not that lt vtol ,tes ) .._ _ _. ...................... __.......... ....... ,.·--· ..................... ,. aome abstract principle Clike the dumb and obsolete one about "who" and "whom"), but that tt narrows our range of expression a nd coostrtcta our communica· lion . The true set test ol "poor" Ensllsh la functfo•ol or operational; how it worka, not merely between two speaken, but over the whole rante of co.m·. muntcaUon, between speakers of different levels or back1round.,. ''I'm waJting on you" 1bould mean only one thlnt. not two. The languaae h · confused enouJb, lD lta on,W, wit.bout our compoundln1 U.e amblculty. JI we coul~ fcw1et •bout Slaclllb u a ttatUI symbol, and be-to re1ard It with tbe same prao- Ucal att.otloo a carpea&er ,_,. lo bis tools, we would be muds further down tb• road to ~teracy. · 'I 1 · APWlre ..... lo Straddling rebo11nd Tennessee's Dale Ellis has Virginia's Lewis Lattimore (55 ) in a leg lock as he controls a rebound in NCAA East Regional semifinal game Thursday night. Virginia won, 62-48. It was a breeze for Eichelberger PONTE VEDRA BEACll , Fla. (AP} Given his choice. Dave Eichelberger said. he'll take the calm weather every lime. "Everybody thinks I play het· ter In the wind," Eichelberger said. "But if I've got a choice, I'll take calm conditions every chance I get. Maybe. against the whole field. if I was compared against the whole fi eld. I might pl ay a little better than the average in the wind . but I'd rather play when it's calm ... But thE' winds bl ew at Saw. grass. the cold. blustery. whip· ping winds that have become traditional at the rich Tourna- ment Players Championship. and Eichelberger was in his ele· ment. He birdied the last three holes for a 68 and tied Mike Motley for the first round lead in the event that offers $72.000 to the winner. While most of the gaudy field of 144 of the world's finest players almost certainly the top fi eld that will be assembled in any tournament this year were complaining bitterly of the se~e r e pla yi ng c onditio ns. Eichelberger merely shrugged. "I've seen It blow harder." he said . Anet it blew harder when he scored his last victory. in the 1980 Bay Hill Classic Those were the worst conditions of the enUre season. with a wind·chlll factor near zero. "There's no secret to playing in the wind. It's fairly simple," said Eichelberger. who learned the game on the windy plains of central Texas. "You play good in the wind the same way you play good any other time. by putting. "MOST PEOPLE underplay the wind . You just have to fi gure what the wind is going to do to your ball. how much it is going to move it left or right. how much it's going to knock it down." While Eichelber ger figured it to a finer degree than most of the rest. some of the game's greatest pl ayers had their dif· ficullies in the winds. un- seasonable cold and occasional light rain. Jack Nicklaus. for example. took a 75 th at included a double bogey on the tough fifth hole. Arnold Palmer birdied the last hole for a 75. Masters champ Seve Ballesteros of Spain took a 77. Gary Player was two shots higher. David Graham, a former PG A champ and winner at Phoenix earlier this year, strug. gled to an 82. Lon Hinkle, twice a runner-up this year, shot 86. In all, 20 men failed. to break 80. The field average score was 75.6. JIM DENT, the only man in tt-oe field able to gel around without a bogey , and Barry J aeckel were a single shot off the lead al 69. "It was a survival test," said J aeckel. "We had a little of ever ything : wind. rain and cold." Canadian Dan Halldorson and Mile Sullivan shot 70. Of the first six men, only Halldoraon played in the afternoon, when the winds were at their wont. . 1,. J 8AM.:ING IT llOllE: ADD MAIAVA81: In the alight event Vince Ferrasamo doe• •llD with tbe Rams (which is hilbly un- lik,ly) and Pat Haden stays, too (which iJ even more Improbable), loot for another summer of heated debates, strained rela- tlouhlpe and constant headaches. National Football Lea1ue. Ferra1amo knows the drawbacks, ad- mtttlna. "thoae are ultimate underlyin1 factors. But a eood contract can change that for you. It might be something I can't pass up.'' When aaked about Ferraaamo's de- parture, the Ram coach wa1 terse and arufl. "l don't think he's doing a very smart thing. In an amicable meettn1 with Coach Ray Malavui Jut week, Haden expressed his desire for anqther chance al the No. 1 quarterback job, If the above probabilities Reportedly, Ferragamo will make more than $1.6 mllllon over the next four years If he decldes to m igrate to the north. ThlK-works out to roughly $400,000 per (plus Incentives), with the Rams' highest offer being somewhere In the $325,000 range. "If be wanta to 10. l can't stop him. Plus, we nave a very capable quarterback in Pat)faden." Rumor has ll that the Ram coaches and front office personne l have resianed themselves to the fact Ferragamo will hot be back. come true. Haden, like last s ummer's batU!J want.a to s plit the playing time with Ferragamo during the team's four preseason games . Malavasl, for the time being, bas agreed Of course that figure by the Rams is not the current one now being offered by the club. In fact, it's considerably less, which Is why Ferraeamo sees no hope in . the future. • • • INTERESTING TWISTS: to Haden's request. That's presumably because he's as con· fident as everyone e lse that both quarterbacks won't be with the team by the time training camp opens in late July. General Manager Don Klosterman swears that the current offer is the team's best ~to date. Ferragamo counters that he'll plove otherwise once he signs a con· tract . . . somewhere. Although Montreal is currently talking with Ferragamo, Ha milton owns the original r ights to the University of Nebraska graduate. Hamilton also owns the rights to Ram backup QB Jeff Rutledge. while Montreal has first dibs on Pat Haden. • • • ADD BYE· BYE VINCE: There are two obvious factors OQOift&t Ferragamo going to Canada--a) the weather, and b) the Canadian Football League itself, which is generally con· sidered second-rate next to the formidable Ferragamo promises he'll show the R ams' numbers at mid·season and the ones now aren 't close. Thal should be interesting . • * • • • • ADD MONTREAL: Of course. Ferragamo isn't the Rams' (See SEVANO, Page 83> Kings tie on goal by Dionne I NGLEWOOD <AP > - Pittsburgh has a 27·34·11. record, while Los Angeles is 38·23·11. But for some reason . the Penguins have given the Kings nothin~ but trouble this season. Los Angeles needed Marcel Dionne's 54th goal of the season with 8: 21 remaining Thursday night for a 4·4 tie with Pitts· burgh_. T he Penguins are now 2·0·2 against the Kings during the c urrent National Hockey League campaign. "IT WAS A TOUGH point, they play well against us," said Los Angeles Coach Bob Berry. "We started out a little sluggish tonight, but we fought back from a 2·0 deficit and played better after that. The Penguins got their lead on Errol Thompson's 20th goal of the season in the firs t pe riod and Paul Gardner 's 31st goal early in the second period. The Kings cut the deficit in half at 15:45 or the second period on rookie Larry Murphy's 14th goal. which ties a Los Angeles club record for mos t goals in a season by a defensem an. Pittsburgh made it 3·1 with 2: 16 left in the period on George Ferguson's 23rd goal. but the Kings narrowed the gap to 3·2 only 35 seconds later on Mike Murphy's 15th goal. Los Angeles tied it 3.3 at 5:51 of the final period on Greg Ter· rion 's ninth goal. an unassisted 55-footer . Pittsburgh went ahead 4·3 with 10: 2.l left to play on Peter Lee's 27th goal. "l 'M OPTIMISTIC about our c ha n ces o r makin g the playoffs," said Pittsburgh Coach Eddie Johnstone. whose team has 65 points and is in 13th place in the overall NHL standings. "I think 70 points will do it." A total of 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. The Kings have 87 points and are tied with Calgary for sixth place in the overall standings. As ked why the Penguins have been s uccessful agains t the Kings. Johnstone said: "We play the same style as they do. We shut down the Dionne line. and Charlie Simmer's bein2 out is definitely a factor." Simmer 1s sidelined for the season because of a broken leg. "I thought we deserved a bel· ler fate since we had them 2-0 and 3·1, we ·just can't seem to get a three -goal lead," said Johnstone. "I thought we had a lot of super chances when we were up 2·0. but we didn't cash in." Both coaches nol.ed the poor condition of the lee. "WE'RE LOOKING forward to going on a four-game road trip because we know the ice ~ill be better ," said Berry. "We have a skating team and it's a shame that we don't have good ice here. "Manaeement has tried to correct the ice but I don't know why it's not better." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MIKE SODDERS KEVIN ROMINE CHAIS JOHNSTON DONNY HILL New team, same results Ex-OCC sian 'a hit' al ASU By CURT SEEOEN Of Ille O•lly Pll•I Slilff News item : Mike Sodders and Chris Johnston rapped three hits and five RBI apiece Wednesday to lead Arizona State to an easy 21·0 college baseball victory over Texas· El Paso. Do the names sound ramiliar? They should. Both Sodders and Johnston toiled for Ora nge Coast College and their names con· sistenUy make for big news at Arizona State. And when it's not Sodders or J o hnston who are doing the damage, Kevin Romine or Don- nie Hill are getting the ink. They. too, made a name for themselves at OCC. sparking the Bucs to their first.ever state baseball ch ampionship under Coach Mike Mayne last year. THEIR COMBINED batting averages work out to a blister· ing .387, a major fa ctor in the Sun Devils' 23·6 overall record and 5·0 mark in the Pacific-lO's Southern Division <Six·Pac). It isn't a coi ncidence that ASU Coach Jim Brock keeps one eye on OCC each year. He's found a gold mine at the Costa Mesa col· lege's campus. and OCC Coach Mayne staked it out. "ll·s a very pleasant thing," understates Brock a bout the OCC transfers· s uccess at ASU. "We're getting guys who are very well coached. Mike does an outstanding job over there . "It's nice for us because we're getting guys who already have t he talent. You don't have to wait a year for them to help you." Brock adds . GOING INTO a pivotal thref!· gam e series with USC which begins tonight at ASU's Packard Stadium, third baseman Sodders leads the team in RBI (51) and is batting a crisp .426 in the Sun Devils' clean.up position. He's ripped 10 homers, lnclud· Ing Wednesday's s olo shot 'against Texas· El Paso. Johnston, meanwhile, raised bis batting average 20 points Wednesday with a 3·for-4•day ln· eluding a triple and a homer. Now batting.390, Johnston has 19 RBI this season and is leading off for the Sun Devils. Hill, ASU's shortstop, has 29 RBI ln Z1 games. Among his 31 h.lts are nine doubles and three homers. He's also scored 32 times. LIK E J ohns ton and Hill, Romine was a member of last year's OCC state championship squad. He was, in fact. more than just a member of the team. It was his clutch seventh·inning triple which scored the tying and go-ahead runs in the Pirates' 3·2 stat e title victof y over LA Valley . "It normally takes a long ti me to get a player ready to play col· lege ball. By the time they come here. you have to go back to basics. These guys that come he re from OCC have been so successful that t hey come in here thinking like winne rs ... Brock says Brock had b een u s i n g Johnston as a designated hiller during the early part of the season. But an injury to his first baseman. Alvin Davis, threw Johnston into the infield, and the former Corona del Mar Hi gh player has responded with a good defensive job as well as consistent hitting. SODDERS HAS HAD to over- come a series of injuries to become one of the top RBI- gellers in the country. ··I think we can safely say he's one of the leaders in the nation in that category." says Brock. "He's got 51 at the halfway point of the season, so we're looking at around 100. I think the record here is 108." Sodders injured his knee and was beset with arm problems last season. Doctors say they can't repair torn ligaments in his knee. but Sodders has un- dergone an exercise program to compensate for the problem . Brock says Hill is "a fin e college s hortstop" according to his coach. "Donnie has gone a long way to stabilize our infield. He's quite an aggressive player," Brock adds. Romine, twice the Sunset League Player of the Year . sur- prisingly has had his ups and downs at the plate for the Sun Devils, despite a .410 batting aver age. A SOPHOMORE who left OCC after one year. Romine has <See RESULTS, Pa1e 83> Notre Dame's I..ick rubs off on Ainge ATLANTA <AP> Seventh-ranked N~re Dame had All-American Danny Alll4 under control right up to the finish -Wh'en it counted most. Ainge dribbled the length or the court Hnk a layup with two seconds re· IDC to 1lve the 18th-ranked Cou1an a comeback victory over the lrith lday nilbt to advance to the NCAA I! t ftealOnal champlonahlp 1ame. We wanted to control the tempo Of the 1ame. We lhou1bt we did ·that," uid .Coach Dluer Phelps ot Notre Dame. "We wanted to control the boards -TN• thought · we did tbllt. And, we wanted to control Ainge. We did that unW the lut el1bt secondl." Phelpe said his team wanted to prevent Aln1e from 1.tUnc the ball on tbe final out·of-boundl plays, but when he did, "that'• when I knew we were ln trouble." Alnae an infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays of !be American Leap, 1ald, "I Jut tried to set the ball, dribble up .ui. court and 10 all the way to tbt baaket. Fortunatel1, I sot a three·foot 1bot. Wltbout a doubt, lhla 11 t.bt blu•t wln \ •• f ever for me.'' Frank Arnold, coach ot the Western Athletic Conference entry, 1ald, "I'd Uke to aar tt WU • piece of cue, but It wun't. In al ~ty, sometimes It'• better to be lucky than 1ooc1. I thouabt Notre Dame outplayed ua the whole ball1ame." Amokl Hid be ldNed A.ln&e after the same and ·•11ot all sweaty.•· Tbe victory advaaced tbe Cou1an into Saturday'• ftnal1 a1ata1t ftfth·raalred Vlr&PUa, wblcb beat No. 15 TeaDHHe 82-41 ID the opener behind tbe brll1'ant aecond-balf play ol Jett Lamp . ·' ' A rite ol •pring? Here's something that you don't see every day-a dec- orated shopping cart on top of a no dumping sign in a field north of Eakeham Park in Costa Mesa. Could it be tbat it is some pagan rite marking today as the flnt day o( spring? She'll foot hill Airport U&e shows decline for February Seminar furuh denied By STEVE MITCHELL Of llW ~ly Pilot SUll because she uses it for mileage expenses. By DAVID KUTZMANN Ot Ille o.111 "'let It.ff A committee headed by Supervisor Thomas Riley is ex· peeled to act soon on a California Judicial Council study which indicates the need tor 11 new judicial positions on the Orange County Superior Court bench. Any recommendations made by the Legal-Judicial Committee would be forwarded to the full Board of Supervisors, which in turn would ask the State Legislature to authorize the new positions. The board is expected to get the matter in about three weeks. According to the judicial coun· cit study. requested by presiding Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles. the new judgeships are justified by workload statistics which show 62 judicial positions in all are re- quired by 1982. At present , there are 51 judicial positions in the superior court. 40 judges and five full · time commissioner positions. But there are also five vacan- cies in the court system -three new judgeships created just re- cently which are unfilled and two older positions vacant due to retirement of one j udge <Mason Fenton> and the death o f another (Orella Sears). Alan Slater, Orange County's Superior Court administrator, said Thursday that the Legal· Judicial Committee can use the judicial council study as a basis for recommending any number of new judgeships it feels are necessary. "The report demonstrates our needs," Slater said. The report states: "Our an alysis indicates that the Orange County Superior Court will require 62 judicial positions in order to carry its projected workload through 1982. "Our conclusion is based en· tirely on an analysis of workload and is determined by the Cuckoo's Nest number of judicial positions th can be justified in terms workload," the document says. It is the judicial council's pos lion that additions to court s fing be made "only when the is a showing that workload c renlly exists or will exist justify the addition." Statistics compiled for th study show that Orange Count ' Superior Court judges carry th heaviest workload in the sta (based on a formula whic divide s all cases int categories>. And caseloads ar expected to continue risin steadily. Even with the four ne judgeships a pproved by th legislature several months ag (only one of which has bee filled>. Slater said court pro ress has been hindered due continuing unfilled positions, ill nesses and judges br;ng as signed lo the court of appeal. Slater s aid the state pay about 80 percent of a superi~ court judge's salary. or S50.00QI whi.le the county picks up the re{. mammg $9,500. , However. if all the existinl!' judicial positions in Orang County were to be filled, t . court administrator explained there would be only three vaca courtrooms left in the 11-sto courthouse in Santa Ana. Additional courtrooms, if l ne w positions were eventual! authorized. would be housed i le a sed tra il ers near th courthouse. ~ Slater said the county is pres enlly studying plans for buil mg a new courthouse but co pletion of such a facility woul sta ll be some years orr. Members of the Legal-Judicial Co mmittee which will study the Judgeship propos al includ Riley. municipal and superi~ court j udges, representativ from three lawyer groups a the co unt y's c hief a ministrative officer . Laguna Beach City Treasurer Fran Engelhardt says she'll pay her o wn way to a s tate municipal treasurer 's associa· lion seminar next month after the City Council refused to finance the trip. Mrs . Engelhardt, who was elected last year. originally sought $380 to attend the four· day seminar in Indian Wells near Palm Springs in mid-April. She said other department heads receive mileage expenses separate from their travel and training budgets. She told council members she would be willing to accept only the $60 registration ree from the city ir financing was such a prob- lem. But council members. with the exception or Sally Bellerue. said they agreed with Frank that such a request comes at a time when the city can ill afford it. The number of passengers us- ing John Wayne Airport decreased by 7 percent in February as compared to January, according to statistics. February figures showed that 171,298 persons passed through the airport, compared to 184,049 during January. The number or passengers was 9 percent lower than In February 1980. Mesa night club's appeal turned dow ~., ...... $tall p- PA YING OWN WAY TrHaurer Engelhardt Ex-weUare aide given 6-month term A former Orange County Human Services Agency eligibility worker has been or· dered to spend slx months In Orange County J all following his conviction on embezzling $160 in General Relief welfare funds. William Richard Hall, 35, pleaded guilty to a single count of embezzlement ln connection with 10 incidents in which emergency relief funds were dis· covered milsing. Hall was arrested lo 1978 and failed to appear in court for Feb. 20. 1979 proceedings. He was ar· 1 rested by police In San Antonio, ! Tesas in September and re· turned to Oran1e County in December. Accordina to lnve&tlgatora, Hall misappropriated the emeraency caah payments after be had extracted the slrnature from the intended reclplent on a receipt. Quark te1t 1hut STANFORD <AP) -A bum· ln1 pl..Ue cover ID a machine d•lsoed to ftnd quarb, wbleb 1elenUIU UaiDk are UM 1mall• partJcMl ID the unlnne. forced tbe llluldown ol an esperilMllt at U•• Stanford Accelerator Center. afftctala Hid. She said the budget item was inadvertently left out of her financial request ror travel and training this year. and s he sought council approval to fund the trip Tuesday. But City Manager Ken Frank, who bad recommended against the expenditure, said the city has many other budget items that "are far more important than a conrerence." ''The city hasn't spent any Cgeneral fund> money since the Del Mar landslide." Frank said. He said budget constraints have forced the police depart· ment to continue using a patrol car with transmi11sion problems. "All departments are living within their budgets for travel and training," he said, adding those budgets. except for mileage allowance. have been reduced in most departments. But Mrs. Engelhardt argued that her $417 travel and training budget has been nearly depleted Grant lo aid lriine yoidlaa A fund-raiaint effort for a 8oys Uld Girll Club ID Irvine baa been booltecl b)' a s:aro,ooo 1rant from tbe I J •.-a• Irvine Foundation and a tl00,000 pant from the Fluor r...-auon. The donations ~DI to •.ooo the amount of riloney 1atbered ln the $1.S-mllllon fuad·raialnl campucn for the club, .mtch wUJ be located °" Ule IOUthe•t corner of Barranca Parkwa1 and Eut Yale LOOp. The City of lrvlde bu i.lreed)' donated a 1.5 acre site for the club, wblch would be • braneh ol the 8oy1 Club of the Harbor Area. Councilman Neil Fitzpatrick said "I can't see dipping into the general fund for (registration costs>. .. After the 4·1 council decision denying the request. Mrs. Engelhardt said she'd still be at the seminar April 21. "But I 'll be the only city treasurer there that will be pay- ing my own way." Wnt Side laa11• Thus far this year , 355,347 persons have traveled through the airport, 7 percent less than during the same period in 1980. The number of air traffic con· trol tower operations was essen- ti a I ly unchanged between January and February and about 4 percent below year-ago levels. On the increase, however, is the amount or air car~o being handled at the airport. By JERRY CLAUSEN • Of llW O .. ly Pll•t Stall The Fourth District Court or Appeal in San Bernardino has declined to hear petition argu- ments alleging that Cuckoo's Nest night club patrons and en· tertainers have been denied First Amendment rights. The decision was announced Wednesday, said Ron Talmo, al· torney for the Costa Mesa night spot at 1714 Placentia Ave. Talmo, a Corona del Mar r.esi· dent whose offices are in Santa Unlver.Jty Web School students are re· heantna for tbetr upeolDlne performuc" of •'West Side Story.'' wblcb ii to run In the 1chool'1 theater on the ~ of llarcb •. 2'1 i. 21 and April 2. ~ and 4. They are from ten l'.rtc: Leviton • ..,;allay Clrmna. ll•rli• Troy, Cbarl• Lamb and David Wldawally. " Ana, said this morning the d cision doesn't leave him too o timistic over a similar ap"pe action filed with the same court The pre·lrial activity follows Cuckoo's Nes t su it filed i Orange County Superior Cou charging that the City Council i infringing on Firsl Amendmen constitutional rights in revokin the night spot's entertainmen • a nd dance permit Feb. 23. In filing the suit, Talmo soug a preliminary injunction to bal enforcement or the revocati until his suit goes to trial. T Injunction would al)ow the clu to operate until a ruling is mad on the lawsuit. Orange County Superior Cou Judge Robert Fitzgerald deni the injunction, ruling that no Firs Amendment rights are involved. In filing a petition to bring th ~~~i:~.:e'H~:t~~:'ir~ai~~~~!~· he attempted to "short-circuit' the appellate process on th matter, which now probabl • won 't be considered in S Bernardino for about se months. Mea11while. h e s aid. th Cuckoo's Nest, which depends its live entertainment to attra crowds, Is closed. Talmo said he is filing same peUtlon refused by the a pellate court with the sta Supreme Court ii) San Francis today. · Apparently, he sild, the a pellate court dld not believe th Fll"st Amendment ·issue si1nlflcant importance to he the lnjunctJon lasue immedla ly. Perhapa, he added, t Supreme Court will. Amid criea of "Faaclat troll" from among a crowd punk roclt advocatea. the Ci Council pulled lbe enterta permit lut month after and neltbbora complajaed patron activity inch.a.._ • dall1m, ~r and dru1 a alcohol a In the area rounclin• Ute club. 8J &DllN1'EL ..................... That baven for fUture, put ..... PNHnl temm stars, <>rant• CO.et area'• aU.a1 playirou,nd, a place that unabaab~y pro· mo&n It.Mil u the No. l·r&Dked el•t. ln Califomla, 1a about to un- detto a face Ult. AelUally, the Jobn Wayne Ten-n~ Club, locat.ed ln tbe exclusive ealt lkle ol upper Newport Bay, Is •ottlna out tlnaJ plan• foe the cC>istructloo of six additional co rtl. lJILDING IS set to begin sometime in 1982 and ln addition to the court.a, 1lx indoor racquet- ball courts, and a teaching c,nter specificaUy designed for alJ·tlme great and nearby resi-de~t Roy Emerson, ls also part of tbe general plan. 1'he..immacualte JWTC, where seldom is heard a discouraging word and even less seldom is TENNIS seen a pair of colored shorts <white shorts are mandatory for members of the club> has always prided itself on being just a bit more grander than the rest or its neighboring establish· ments. From It s prominent members to its s plendid facility, the Wayne Club, like the figure after which it was named, makes it a point to stand a head above the rest. With 16 courts already to its claim, JWTC will soon expand its real estate to the outer reaches of what now are parts of the Newporter Inn nine-hole golf course. THE RELOCATION of at least two holes on the Newporter's course is eminent, a lthough just exactly how much of it will be eliminated is still uncertain. Wayne Club president Ken Willig said that the project has been on the drawing board for over two years but finally got the OK from the Del Webb Corp. recently after alternative ideas failed. Del Webb, who owns the Newporter Inn. originally was not keen on the thought of JWTC taking over part of his land. However, after Willig's proposi· tion of a small teaching center and spa built on the exisiting Wayn e Club p roperty was vetoed by its members, Del Webb complied. "OUR MEMBERS thought the capital could be used wiser," Willig said. And apparently. more courts were wiser. Emerso n , the f ormer Australian Davis Cup captain, who has made JWTC his home court, using it as a teaching base for students s uch as Tracy A~stin , Vijay Amritraj and Blllle J ean King, will become a fulltime teaching pro with a classroom for his use. * * * On the subject of the John Wayne Tennis Club. a celebrity tournament is scheduled there for the weekend of April 10·12 with commited including Cheryl Ladd . ce l ebri ti es John Davidson, Connie Stevens, Cindy Garvey. Ed Ames, Way ne Rogers, Dick and Nels Van Pat- ten and so on and on. Former president Gerald Ford and wife Betty are the co-hosts although it's up in the air whether they'll be on hand. Officially named the Western Celebrity Round-up, the tourna· ment will feature a celebrity· amateur doubles format on SUurday, April 11 and all- celebrity play on Sunday. Only 1,000 tickets will be available for lhe tourney with l>ox seats for the entire three days set at S50. For s:iOO. you can purchase 12 box seats and the opportunity to play with a cele6lity. Boating NU WHHltN ~P11tattc• ........ 111. • ...u ...... Portt.tlld Go•dl11M.M• ""'oi..-s.e111t l'eclflcOh•..._ W L " tt .. 16 40 a. " *' u 42 ,, 0 __.Ol•ltMll ~t. O• .111 ·~ •VI .$26 u .., 11 .us lt\'t .u. 21 Y·Mn AnlOnlo .. " .t» l(t n .. 6 City ,, *' .. 1 II M OV\ttft at 40 .'1 • 11 O•"••r » 0 .•:M IS Ul•ll 27 •t .US JI Ot tlH 12 M tM » .,aasT••N CONl'••u1c;a AlloMk OlvltMll a·Pllll.0.lpl\IO St It I .. •· 8ollon SI ti •·Hew Vor• •• 30 ll'lt\lll"910fl JS 4' New Jtney U » 163 ~. Ml~ 12~ .. , ll'> >01 u •, C:.ntr•I Olvl1IM Y·MllW.ul<M U 12 114 • lnclfoM " :It »2 ClliC •llO •O )I ' .. Allento JO •• ns Clevelend H •t 341 Detroit ?O ~ l6l Y Clln<twdcllvhiontltle • cllnc11eOP1•yoltberlh T~y'1Scw" c111ceoo 11•. Cltvel•na 111 S.n 01990 ll', GolO.n SC.It I U TMllM'tOM\H HellteetLOhn wu111noton et ~ton New Vor• •I Indian• Alie nu fl New Jtr .. y M1twoukM et OetrOtt Oenv•r •1 Coll .. 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Bee• I SI oel Arell•no. • t 'l, Serr""° 1SI Gel Kim. 6·2 • l. Jont• ISi Ott Green,••. •·l Oowllfff Cencettea bY r .. n ''o bowling KING LOUI• Ol'EN (•I Overtend Peril, Ken.I l'.,.r1ft lleuJWI IA-rt Mer~ll H<ol""" 6,0ll Stt•• Wt\lbtro S,93' W•rne Wtl>O S,1111 Steve Wunderll<h S,ltt M•llSU<lnt S.111 Caho race ends By ALMON LOCKABEY Dlllfy ...... a..tlc\jlWritw CABO SAN LUCAS -In· t~pid, a Balttc-37 sloop co· 1 l pered by Mille Schachter a Everett De Laura, Balboa Yacht Club, finished at 10:53 a Jn. Thursday to solidly nail dOwn overall handicap bonort in iht t•l Newport to Cabo San L\leu Yacht Race. As yacbta started. roundlna Cabo Fallo in droves, th .. Uny ftlbln1 raort at the Up of Baja c•Ufomla started resembUn1 Ult waterfront at Newport leach. Sltnt at the Solmar Hotel, rec, beadquartera, the new Martna, and alJ OYer town pro. •labned a colorful blen venidu (frelcome> to "Newport Yatee." l>eaptte the llronl wtndl tbe rice. turned into a Cta11 D aweep on corrected time. Second place went to R e negade, Sandy Purdan, San Diego Yacht Club, and third was Bigwig, Ron Melvllle. Balboa Yacht Club. After Merlin and Hana Ho finished Wednesday there was a •tde time spilt before the third boat flnlahed at 2:30 a .m . Thurs· day. Race committee chairman Bill Cook and bit crew bad a basy Ume after that as the nee\ finiJbed in bunches on a fresh breeae throu1hout the day. Lut boat to finish was th• PHRf yacht Cbrtstopher Robln about 1:30 p.m. PHRF winner WU Sheeter' co .. ktppend by Donaldson and Morril. Loni 8eacb Yacht Club and second waa Monopoly, Petereon aod Rowa, NHYC. ""' .. . ....... ,., .. , ..... . , ..... ,.. ......... .. ltltt'"rtll tn 000 oot II 12 J Ne.wY..-(NI 000 000 12'-J J • ...... O'#Cl\lnkO ltl, Mohler Ctl -Ott; 1:0(l\ry, l.Yl'Cll !al. Al .. 11 (6). ~ m tf\G ......... locl!Y (fl, W0llhit4lell. L• hc.l\ry Hll•ll'llU....Qll. 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SVC, • Snen1nooari. 81H P••m~r, NHVC. ) Sl1cti..er (harl<'• Coo4<, L8VC CIH I A I H-HoMorrte K trk BYC 1 Mtt l1n. Dt<• Steel• N ... YC. l M1r•m•t Jonn SCrtPC>', SOY( Clou 8 I Frff En1trpro\t O•lk Et hnQtr •11d H•rtley furp1n. NH 't'C 1 Pr4w1t'°· T•rtY Ltn~ntelO.r ')OVC l Dr1ller. B•rto •no S1•ntt•. Lt YC C••u C. 1 Srwndndo•h. 8111 P•1mt", HHV(. I .. "'''°· George L.eFtvr•. sovc l SPtt•l. Allen 8ru•n. v YC Cl•\\ O t tntre-p10 l).(na.:Mer •ncJ ~ L •u•• 8YC 1 Rt!nf.'Q11d•. SAnOtt Pru Purdon. SDVC. l 81Qw•Q, Ron Mflw•ll~ eve PHA F t Snr•~~r Oon•td\O" •nO M otr1l. lBYC 1 Monooc>lv, Prlt"r\on •nd Rowe, NH'IC WHl•rn ski condition• SOUTHlllHCALI FOllNIA Ootdmuw B•v 6 18 int""'" \O(lnQ con d1hOn\ Hohd.t'f Hill 8••• I Jc 1ntt\~\ \PfH'MJ cono1t1on\ t(r~U1.• A;,... Btt\f JO lb 1n<.nti1, \Clrtf"'O 4onO•l•On' MO• "'"' Qd\# 8 11 intn~' UH H'IQ con d1t1on\ Mt Batil'f 8•~ 11 lei 1MM '\ "" 1no con d•t•Ol'I~ Mt #11ttm•n Ba!tt )() ~ •n<rit~ 'tOr•no c.onCl•t•on~ Ski Svnrn.e Bau· o 11 1ntnt·-. \Ortno tond1tioni Sftow Summtt li4'\f" 11 .J.-1ncn•"" \Pt1nQ tona1tion!t Misc. ThurMSay'• tranHC1lon1 BASE•ALL Am..-lc•n LHt.,. TORONTO BLUE JA'fS Aulonecl Kelln W•Uctr. R•••I S.r"t•na •nd Tom Brown pile""'· Pout MOd9•on, J ay Schroeder •na Jeu• a.,11e1a. outlit lcler•. ana M1t.t Lebo and R•"'°" lor•, c•tc.her\. 10 lh.,,., minor lt119ue t•mp IASKET•ALL HetlOfttl 1e ... 11Mll Aa.MK .. t- eos TON CELTICS Anno..ncea that Rtd Auerb•ch.-pretlOttu •f"d ~nertl man-on, h•O •QrHd to • new tO ytar contr•ct HOCKEY Neti...et HIK kOy L ...... NML SusPendtd SI••• Snutt, 1•11 ... n9, Montrt•I C•necllent lor thrff 9•mu and K•m Cleek....,, dtl•n•emen. Que.,.< No"'I QU .. , IOf' t-90me1 tor 0111s1ully ebYSt"9 ott•c .,,, COLLEGE ALABAMA Htmea Peul o .... , ....... n, toolbttl CO.II tn CNlrQI ol evelu•llno pro 111«1tlnrttru1t1no COLORADO Nemecl H•ro1a B•Uett oultlde tlnobeckor cc>etll MANHATTAN Fired Mlcllele 81•11. •omen'11>.,kett>.sll <00<" ' 1 'I . ... I I , . .. . ' i I Reggie: a dynamite ke@ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. <AP) -Unhappy slugger Reute Jaclllon met Thunday with New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and said later he was "In a better frame of mlnd." The meetint came two days after a steaming Jackson branded himself "a walking keg or dynamite" and Hid he wu "eager to have a con· frontatioo" wtth Steinbrenner, whom he felt wu pu.rpoeely a voidint h.lm. "It wu on, of the better meetinca I've had slnce I've bee• in bueball," Steiftbren..-er said. "He1s in a better frame of mlod and I'm very re· taxed. Reaiie said some th.la1a that concerned him, I Hid 10m• thin11 that concertied me, "Stick" (llaa1er Gene Michael) sald aome lhinfa that concerned bJm. '' Jackaon wu summoned lftto Michael's Mftce at the Yankees' 1priftl traininl camp Tbunda)' morntnc shortly befofe tbe team left for an exblbl· lion 1une ln Wt1t Palm Beach. st.lnbreMer, who new ID from Tampa, arrived durtna the meetint and the tbree~t.O mtDutel ta c<IBferece. "He <Recli•> kJMw ud I tne. there was no wa)' I wun't ~ to walk IMo &Ut chaWtouM tor day," Ma ..... r said, r::::· to Jaaaoa'• T\andaJ oatbunt U.lll ... .. ·~ till• baUdJqdiown''U ......... Ud-.. ...... "We bad a good meeting and have a good~ dentandlng," Michael said. • Jackson has been upset since StelnbreM fined him $5,000 for reporting to spring trainl two days late even though Jackson insisted owner had given him permission. SlelnbreMtf who was kept cooling his heels March 1 w J ackaon wu a no-show, had said he intended talk wtth Jackson about a new contract then. T outllelder'a $800,000.a-year pact expires at the e of the 1111 seaeoo and he is eligible for rr agency. Ongaie qualifies second SEBRING, Fla. (AP) -John Fltapatrt tumed la a apeed ot l~.tl2 mpb in h1a Pone Turbo Tbunday u four driven broke tbe one·I .-ecord in qualif)rtn• fOf' tbe 12 HcMan or 8ebrtn1. P'ttlpatrtck, who set the old track record Ul.517 lut year. WU followed by o., ()qai~ C0tta Meta wttb lM.m mpll; Rolf Stoomlen 121.514, and Hurley Heywood, US.M . Ponebt Twbol srabbed t.be nnt 1' apota U.• 10-rvanct qu.allfJlal e..m. QualifYlDI for tbe Saturday rac. wae to Unue Friday. P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUI aUllNHI MAMa ITAT•Ml .. T .. Thi ltlltwlnt 1W11811 It OolltO 1111•1· MU•ll lt lCHl'll~O COMl'AHV. '110 Oetplll Circle, H11nll11g1on •••ch, ea111er111a 92"9 Oenlel Hon-Yl"9 N9, 4110 Oelpfll Clrcte, Hllftllnoton le41Cll. C•llt0<nla .,.... Thl1 ~,,..., ll cond\Ktecl by tn In· OIYfdllel. Oefllot H H9 Thlt ".i-t WM IUecl Wltll lfM Co11ntr Cit•• ol 0.•"119 County on llo\trch •, "Bl l'U7UJ Pulllllhed 0r-. CoHI D•llY Pilot. ~rc11 •. u, 211, 11, 1911 tn>-11 P UBLIC NOTICE ,ICTIT10US eu11Hess N'-Ml nAT.MINT T 11• 1011owlng per tont ••• Ooono llU\l'MU es THE STAFFORD COMPANY. S100 8 irc h Street, Newport Btacll. Celllofnl• 97MO Steve A Sttflord. »o t C•llt M irt m or, S•n Jue n C e pl\lr •no, C•llf0<nl• m is Rolltrt E Sttlford, OU HUtl>tr RNcl, LonQ 8eten, Ct lll0<n1• '°'°' Tnh llu.,Mu " conducted t>r • Qtnert l l)tftner1Np SltftA Sl•llO<O P UBLIC NOTICE -------------- ... CTITIOUI e U .. NllS NAM• STATIMINT Tht totl-tno per-•• dOln1 !lull· MUH: .... ,... ' Publl1Nc1 0rtf'lf Coal! O.itr Pl!IM, M•rch u. 20, 17, Aprll J, "" ~' PUBLIC NOTICE O ARH!C H TICHN ICAI. __,_ SERlltCl!S, a» l'ttuntlt Avenut, ... CTITIOUle USINllS Sulla JOS, ,._I llf.Ch, Ca. '2 .. J NAMl ITATl:MENT Oevld A. RUCoto, Jr .. In.st .,.,°" The follewtno Ptrtol\l t r• oqlno L.•nt. Hunllngton leach, c. nu• ll<;tjntu oH: Thlt -lnetl ll C-..CllCI Dy°" In REDONDO PL.AU. SHOPPING dl•ldvel. CE NTER, J CofllOf'Alt PIM•, Suitt 0 •¥111 A Rutoto, Jr 200 Nt--1 llH Cll Ca t1..o Tnl• •t.a•-t w•• llled wllh nw · Ot Mll 1... GtDo •no R11111 A11r1 County Otrtt of Or•nee County on Giii!>, J CofPOttlt Plut, Suite 100, F tbrut•Y i.. "'' NtwpOf'l BHcll, c. 91..0 l'I~ T111, -""'I' llellOQ c-ucttd Df PuDll\IWCI Or-Coast Deity Pltol 1n<11v1awt lt F.O 17.Mtr •. t,.20, '"' 1-l l RuthAMOHICI P UBLIC NOTICE Oemltl...Gtl* ernity's child PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINEU NAMI: STATEMl:NT T"'" 'c.tterrwnl w•s 111eo w11h 1M County Cttr• ol Orange County on FtD U 1911 HUNTER r. VOSS At\orne" at U• l'ICTITIOUS aUllNIH NAMa STAT•MaNT Tnt fof1-1no """°" Is 0o1n1 °"" ........ Tho\ ll•t-,. .. tiled wtlh the County Cltrk of OrW10t Govnly on l't Dr,.try 7S, 1911 "*'~ Pu1>11\htd 0.-Coe.a Ot lly Pilot l'•D H, Mar •, U. JO. 1911 100.-11 Mindy Wells. 4, sitting with toy, "Snoopy," and sister Michelle. 9, never will grow old, doctors say. The Salinas child was born with a chromosome mixup called ''46 xx 4R" tbat affects 1 in 1 million. '"l have every mother's dream," says Mrs . Mike We lls, .. a c hild who wi ll stay young forever ." Tllo totl-•no per'°" '' clol"9 1>u•1 neu as . LOCKHART TILE CO. 104 A Mo•• Pl•ct, Cott• MeH. CA tn17 Torry LM Lotkllerl. "14 A Meyer Pit t•, Coli. MMe, CA 91611 ,,... "•lrctMllt>htd O.tnoe C:O.•t Dolly Pilot, Mtrcll 10, 21. April l, 10. 1911 IOJ.11 E ASTIWEST AG ENCY, SO>t , Pt .. o Ot to, Irvine. C•ltlOf'nlt •11u Ju,,. -1• JoMM>n, )011 P u eo PUBLIC NOTICE D•ll. 1rv1nt. C•11t0<nl• •vu T·JJO Tnh IMIMntU It condU<ltd by t n In lilOTICE 0" T•USTEE"S SALE dlvldut l. T.S. No. "" I ficial quits E ' TEHACHAPI (AP> - ty Ad minis trator r ry Cook has resigned become city manager Nor co in Southern lifornia. bfATH NOTICES BRECHTEL LOIS V BRECHTEL. fes1dent of Costa Me!>a. Ca . ~~sed away March 18. 1981 rn December 4. 1914 1n El ntro, Ca Survived by sons hn Terry Brechtel. ilnd llaam Ed"''" Brechtel. ughlers Nancy Lou Taylor. Ind Mar} Ann Christ1ilnsen rothers Herb Leffler ilnd al L e ffler . and f1\'e r andch1ld r en Funer al ervices will be held lOA M f onday. March 23. 1981 at ac1f1c View Mortuilr v hapel Interment Pacific iew Mortuary Pilrk P11c1ftc 1ew Mortuilrv directors. '44•2700. . CONNOLLY OAN CONNOLLY. resident or Costa Mesa . Ca • passed 4way March 18. 1981 al the 'ge of62 He as survived by has ,.,ire L Evelyn Connolly Qf f o1ta Mesa. Ca . one son Ken· f Clh Martin of Hunltnl(ton J each. Ca . one daughter 'o an Gemoll or Reno, ~evada. Jsisters Nora Smyth Of Santa Monica Ca . Ann t ripe of Encino. Ca . and fi ean Pfeiffer of Palos Verdes s tates. Ca . and fo ur randch1ldren Mr Connolly f a S a member or Moose 1-odge 11021 Elsinore. Ca . t nd a past Pres ident of C>r anRe County Chapter t ahrorn1a Emplo) ment As toc1ation and Southern Das r ict director Funeral erv aces wall be held on Salur • ~ttv. March 21. 1981 at llAM f>a cific View Chapel. with tn· t e rment ut Pacific View Memorial Park. Friends may tall at Pierce Brothers-Bell Broadway Mortuary on Fri· Clay. March 20. 1981 4PM· tPM Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mortuary direc tors 642·9150 : cox NE\\'TO!'I H COX J r . of Newport Beach. Ca . passed ewa y March 17 , 1981 ~urv1\'ed by his son Bruce E ,:;ox and daughter an law •Maureen and his son Donald b. Cox and daujlhter·m·la" 1'f arl(aret. one grandson Mal fhe" Cox Private services rere held Fndav. March 20, 981 Pac1r1c View Mortuarv ewport Beach directors· 4·2700 IALT%1HGHOM SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCllFf: CHA,.L 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 64&-9371 NICl•OTHllS SMITHS' MOITUAaT 627 Main SI HunllnQton Betac h 536-6539 ,ACIRC Y•W MIMOIJAL PMll CetTeterv MortuatY Cha0e1 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive NewPOrt Beach 644-2700 W.CoaMtal MOITUAl•S laQuna Beach 494·941 5 LaQuna Hiiis 7e&-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IMlllCI• LAWN-MT, OUYi , MorlUllV • Cemet•f'V CralYll t Of'V 11125 Gltler Ave , Coeta Mesa 54()..5654 • I Fossil site Stays closed LOS ANGELES <AP I Fossil digs at the La Brea tarpits near downtown , shut s ince J an. 4 due to lack of funding. will re main closed at least until the s ummer , a nd workers will be laid off, a Museum of Natural History Foundation official said . Stuart Ritter . executive vice president of the foundation. said that efforts to obtain private fund· ing for the excavation work failed, and five workers given temporary museum jobs since the pits were s hut will be laid off at the e nd of this month. A s ixth worke r who refused temporary museum work already had been cashiered. T HE FOUNDATION HAD BEEN providing $6.000 a month for the excavation work. said one worke r who asked not to be identified. "At this point we have a bandoned any plans for immediate reopening," Ritter said. He hoped to obtain private funding lo continue the projects, but said possible sources were put off by the lack of specifi c goals and because the project seemed open-ended . And while Ritte r said he hoped to obtain some funding by s ummer. he refused to be specific about when and where the money wo uld come from . HE ALSO INDICAT ED THAT the resumed work would be considerably trimmed from the original efforts. The shutdown of the pits will not affect the Page Museum whic h adjoins the digs and displays some of the finds to the public. The laboratory where fossil finds are cleaned a nd categorized also will re main runctioning The fossils are preserved in the tar which oozes from the ground and solidifies in1 the Han· cock Park a r ea just west of downtown Los Angeles. The bones of huma ns. saber-tooth tigers. gia nt woolly ma mmoths and other prehistoric residents of Southern California are among the finds made by excavators who carefull y cut into the dried tar and remove the fossils by hand. Federal aides beg magazines WASHINGTON <AP1 Two Wh ite House aides seeking free m agazine subscriptions on the job because or their .. a ustere" budget got what they sought from seven publications and a rejection slip from the conser vative National Review. "Somebody there s aid there were already too m any free subscriptions al the White House. We made out a requisition for that one," an aide to Doug Bandow, a presidential assistant for policy d eve lopment. was quote d in Thursday 's Washington Post as sa ying. NATIONAL R EVIEW P UBLlSHER WILLIAM Rusher said that makes two copies they'll get, since they already were on the complimentary list. In addition to National Review, Sandow a nd Kevin Hopkins, also a s pecial a ssistant for policy development . asked for free copies from Newsweek, Human Events. Commentary, The Na- tion, The New Republic . Time and Forbes. THE P UBLISH E R OF THE busi n ess -oriented For· bes , Ma l colm S . Forbes , said ] 'Tm happy to make a rel· ati vely small contribution to au t he feds, as opposed to what I pay in corporate and personal income taxes." But the publisher of the lelt·leanJng Nation. Victor S. Navasky, s aid he sent a bill for Sl7. t he student rate, "since they're In the learning busi· ness." I Public nudity out PUBLIC NOTICE N72tU FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMI! STATEMl!NT Tn• 10110 .. ino penon• •rt ooono bu\lneun· NAPA ESTATES VENTURE, 13420 N t WPOrt Avt , Sit A, Tu>tln, CA 91610 M1cnMI R PH Ner. 13410 Newpor1 Avt , Sit A, Tuoton, CA 91'80. Oon•ld C Dornan, 18101 I,.,..,, Bl•d , Ste 103, Tu~ton. CA ~..0- A on•IO I Klongelnofer 1H20 Newport Ave Ste A, Tustin. CA ,1 .. 0 Ktn11 Oltk•. 13410 Newport Avt • Sit J, Tustin, CA 91.-0 W1ltoam R•l'1on. :i.10 Newport A•• Sit. A, Tushn, CA 91.., Otvod ScMal, !JU S Euclid St • Ste 1, An.,,.1m, CA 91902. WUh•m D•nny, td102 W lrv1nf' Blvd .• Sir 101, Tu•ttn, CA 91.-0 1..•B•ron tn,..,t.....,t>. 1110 centr•1. St.nton, CA..,._. This Du\lneu ,, COnduC ltO Dy • Otnert l parlntrs/llp Moc,.,..I R Puhl~y rn1, \1•tenwnl ...,., ''''° with ow Count r Clerk of Orange County on M•r<~ 13 1911 FIS7'°J Published Or...,ge Co.tst O•oly Polot, M•rcn 10, 11, April J. 10, 1'18t 1411-lt PUBLIC NOTICE N,.'2. NOTICE OF TRUSTEES'SALE On M•rcn l1, 1'91 •1 11 00 • m FI R S T A M ERICA N TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY •• Tru\lo, or Suc<.tHor· Tru1tff or Subst1tu1~ct T ru\lee, of that cerl••n Ottd of Trust ntcuttd Dy DEAN A WILSON •nd KAROi. E WILSON, •nd re<ororo M•rcll 21. "" •• 1ns1r...,.nt no. ll61J, on l>OOk IJOll, page Ult of Ollkltl Record• al O••nge Co..nty, C.tolornla •no pur,t,,t.tnt to t.Nt ceruwn Notice nt our\v•nt to 1n•1 cerl•1n r.ouce ..;. Thi' t>uStness ll conouCLtd Dy an 1n divlduot. Terry L..1..ockll•rt Tho\ •141ttment wH llllCI with 11'1• County Clerk ot Orengo County on Mtrcn 11. 1911 "uaon Pul>llihed Oronge CoHt Otoly Pilot, Mtrcll 20, 27. April 3. 10, 1911 ll6S·8l P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINEU NAME STAT&MENT Tn• foll-1"9 person I• dOtnQ Dull .... u .. QUALITV COACHWOR~S. 1 .. 11 Gtmoni ~. Hunto"910n Bt•cn. Ct 911>41 M•r~r•l JH n Anthony, 1011 Heil Av• • Huntonot"" S.teh, c. n.-1 Th1\ bu'1neu 1\ <Oftdt.Ktl'O O• •n fn OtYtCl\l•I Mtr~rfl J Anthony T h1\ ~t•t.,,...,,t ..,., f 1ted *''" tne County Clt1k ot Or•nge County on F eDrut ry U , 1911 Ft~77 Pul>lo"*' o..,. Co.\! D••IY Piiot F tb 11 ~r •• IJ, JO. 1911 1010 II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATl!MENT I nf' to1tow1 no person' •r e 001no bu\1ne\\ ., CI. Cl..EANll)IG, 11162 S•nl• 'Jo•n•n•. Founleln V•ll•v. C• •Uot 1 Lynn Hunter, 1110 S.nto Joantn•, l'ountoon V•lloy, C• 91/ot Clleryl WOOdDrioOe, 11161 Sonia Jot n•n•, l'ounl•ln Valier. Ct 917ot TnlJ DUSll'\est. ,, conCIUCtt'O by • gtntr•I J»ftl\ef\"'IO Cl>tryl WOOCIDroOge rno\ statement ... , llled with I~ County Cler" o' Ot .,~ County on FeDrutry U, 1911 F1M4t0 PuDl•llWO O.an119 C:0.'1 Otoly Polo! Fell 17. Mtr 6. ll. ~. 1'181 1005 11 P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATIMENT Tn• fotlOW•"9 prriott '' 001no tM.1•1 nt'H ., CUSTOM CA B IN ETS B Y GEORGE. m Ocu n Avt L•11unt Buen, C..91Ut PUBLIC NOTICE JUIW ~rlt Jonn11on On Mtr<n 21, 1911 ti U oo noon. Im _ _ _ _ Thi• ''•-nt wt• llled wtln lht 0triol Morto-oo Coroor•loon H duly l'ICTITIOUS aUSI NESS County Cltrk of Orenge County on •PPO•nttd Tru.i" under •nd purwant NAME STATEMENT Mtrch •. 1911 to Ot td 01 Tru" l'eCO<ded Septtmbtr Tnt ,1171'6 IS, 19IO, .. Intl No ...... In llOOk Du"n"~o~~owin11 perr.on• "" doing Pu1111,,,.., Or•noe CoHt Ot lly Pilot, 1370 . p~ 1u 1, of OllK••I Re<o•O•"' T R IM AR IC 0 I REC T MA 1 L M•rth l. fl, 20. 21. 19'1 1012·11 lht Oll•CO of ltw County Recorders Ol PROMOTIONS, //9 w 19111 Slrut O••no•. Count~. St•I• OI Ct l1lorn1•, Co.at MeH, ColltDrnoa ·~•U PUBLIC NOTICE ta"ulld or Oun A WolWWI end 1(.,(11 P •rkvlew Conc.e-pts Inc • a E. Wtl\On, husband •nd wHt, ., Joint C•1 11orn1• coroor•toon. 11183 Perk•••• STATEMENT 01' AaANOONMENT ttnon1., woll Mii •• ouDlot •uctoon to Cortie. (Mt• Mtu , C.11rornl• 91621 O" USE o" nognut blOCler lor <••n tpayaDI• •• Tnl\ ou .. nH\ I\ condu<'*d Dr. cor .. ICTITIOUS •UStN•SS NAME llmt Of Hit on .... 1u1 money Of ""' par•rion Th• follOW•"Q P9rton\ h•vt abrtn \Jn•ttO St•«t\) •I OW North tronl en PARK VIEW CONCEPT I NC I CIOntd ll>t u .. or ,._ roe lo I lout lluS.ntU lr•nce ol the C®nty Courtnouu. 700 S.lly Velie Oavenpan n•mt C1v1c Ctnl9f' Or•vt' W•\t S.r\t• An•. Prt\lclent VISA PROPERTIES. SOI~ W•rner, C•htrornoo, dll •19"t hilt ¥10 •nttrHt rtu\ \l•l•m.nt w•\ tittO w 1tn uwl Su•t• J Huntington Be•ch C• 92•.tt CCW'htt'f'ed to •net now he-Id t>v It unoer County C••r-. 01 Or•n~ County or Th• F1chtfOUS 8u~n•'' N1m t rt \••d Dftitd ot Tru\t in l'W praperly M1rcn 1 '· 1091 ferrect lo •bOV• •~ flllCI in OrM\91 \•lu•tto in \•10 Count~ •no Sti lt FIS7Mt Covnty on l'•l>t.,.ry 7, l'llO due rolled•• Puolisnea Or•noe (CM\l 0111., "'•IOI R••I E\l•tt Ce nter t nc C• tnow POrl•Gn'li ot Loi l ot Tr~I M1rcn 13 10 11 Al>r•l l. t'181 1171 11 C11tlorn1t ~orp0r•llonl, sois Wtrntr 140, on tr. Cit~ ot Nt•l>Ort Btacn. •• Suite J, Hunll"91on lkacn c. .,._.1 Pt• m•p lttOO on llOOk HJ _., ]] to Thi\ buSlnHS •• , conouc ted t>Y • i. ln(fU\fYe Of M tW:t ll•MOU' M•P~ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l nl' tollOW•nQ Qf'r\On\ •re do1n9 0\1\lt\t'\\ .\ COAST1.,tN E SERVICES COM PAN 'I' 1q400 Bu~n Blvd , Suitt H Huntinoton 8Htn . CA 91"'6 John J (h•''''H Jr • 10e.02 F.trn\'ollWO..-tn l.•"'f, tii,,nttno1on Be•cn CA 97Uo Emm • J Ctwrl1t't 20601 F1Hn\wort,, L•n•. Huntonoton a.-.. cn. CA ~640 Tht\. t>U\1nt\\ 1\ conducled DY 61"1 1n Clfv1du•I JOIW"I C. (nttrhtf J' f 1\1\ \l•t~nt #ti\ fifed """" the County Clerk of OronQt County on Moren II t'lllt Puo11\no<J Ot'ttnoe Co~n1 04tU>; P1101 M.lrch 10 11 April l, 10 1~81 1314-!I P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT (.Of'Po<IUon Of W•O (OUt\t';', OK<.t•oed 1n P•rcf'h I \ ~••I E'~I• C..nt~ tnc. fOllO•\ • by tl\ Preilde-nl P•rc.tt I lJn11 No Si I\ \nown -'nd Thh, stM.em.nl *•S flllfd w•I" tne-de\<:r10tc1 1n ow Conoom1n•um P••n County c1u-. of Ore noe County on retorOf'O on Oc.tooer u . 19H 1n DOolll Fet>•u•rv 16 t'ltt tts.o, P-• 1n tn•ou11n 110, •n<lu.,vr. ,.l JlO>tl Ot11c1•I Rocoro~ot W•dC0"'1lr E •teot•nv trwrefrom •II oil 9•'\ m1ntr11\ •ncJ ,,.,or0<•,-t>on \ub~t•ncf"\ 1n •nd u~r \lid l•rnS. but w1tttou lhf' rtQM ot \ur-tat• entry 10 • oeptn 01 SOO ltf"t mt4\urect trom th• \urfac f 1..•w Ollk .. ol MAllC II. TOW :MH lllt ~t, Wilt JO~ Lido Mt rlNI \1111 ... NtWPOr1 -II, C.. '264J PuDtoshtd Or•n11t Co.It O•oly Pilot ••D 17, Mar •. IJ. 20, 1'181 1001 ft PUBLIC NOTICE lhertot •\ 't~rved •n ~f'd r•cord..o on Dooo 11911, P•Qe 1080. 011 IC••• Rttorch ot w1d Or•noit County P•rttl 1A AA un01v•O.CS 1 6hl tn lttr•\I •\ d tf'nan• 1n common •tt lf\t ftt 1nlef cut 1n •nd to trw Common Arf'• ot MUNICIPAL COURT H id LOI <lnO Tr.ct., •ucn le.m ,, d• WEST ORANGE COUNTY l1n<1d 1n tn.. Arllt1e en1111eo 'Oet.w• JUDICIAL DISTRICT toor1' ot ttw 0..tltr•loon of Covtn•nt>. IU1 1J111 Street Cond1tlOflUnd RHlric loonHecordeoon WHtmln•I.,., CA 91W Augu\l 11, 1'75, onDOOk l 149S, P•Qe !SSS, PLAINTIFF M C OT IS. •n on Otrocoil Record\ on .. ,o County tlhr "'"•du••. OO•nQ t>us1nes' Yn<l•r lhe fl( Oecl•r.tuon··) •no •nv •m~ndmt-nt\ t1llous busine\\ n•mt of SE A EN t~reto VI RONMENT APARTMENTS P••CPI 111A Non e.Clv>OYf .... OEl'EN OANf WILi.ARO T mtnt tor ""°''• '"'"'"' r ncroacn ME VER:S • .tn uio1v1du•I, MARtAN mtnt. \uOPl)rl MWI •or otn.tr purooSit\ MEYERS. •n 1nd1vldu•1. DOES 1 ••I ~u 'U<h td\.t~nh •rt rt\•rveo for f ht totlowtnQ Pfr\On t\ 001n9 bus:• throu9f' 10 H'Klu\IVC tht b•"tf•I ot or Qr•ntfO to Own•r\ •n nt" •> SUMMONS 1nt A"otlt ot trw Otcl•r•t•"" ..,tolled FAR WES! MOU NTAINEERI NG CASE NUM•ER: ,_ 'Ei\tmen" CO. lSI N Ntwp0r1 Bl•d Nt wport NOTICE I y.., M¥t -" ... Tiit Alltnloon " oorrcte<I to lllt tact 8tocn. CA.,, .. ] ' CMl•I m•y _, .. -ift\l , .. wltMvl In.ti lllt Otl 11< "UC~led lrom tr. Forr•st AllM\ A,.,..,, 12l0 Ar-•11•. y..,, ...... ._.,_ wtfKJ, ..... , ........ 0.\Cf•Ohoi Wt lht\ Q"4fM\1t'I' Mld .,,.., Ne wpo'H &Ncn, CA91"40 willtl• • .. , .. R-... l"'eNt1tlJet1 POI•<• ••\ufd .n tnf' nomr ol • TIU\ OU\ll'llf'\\ I\ Condu(lt'O ov Mt 1n ....... PUH'1•\t'r al. 'Wle und•' \•O C>iiH>o C)f 01v1du•I AVISOt Ust: .. hi: ti. 4itm .. U•. Tru\I w1t1 •''° conlain w10 Oil r .cclS) F0<re\I Alltn Rnoaos El tll-1 _.. dec••tr ce11tr• U<I. toon O.,tull •nd Elecllon to Soll 1n.r•unoer re<orCMG November I. 1'90 t \ 1n\lrumenl no 115j), In DOOO. 1)1114, P•Qt 14)1, Of Olllcoel Akord• Of ~·o Cownty. flrtlll uno•r •ncl oiursU4nt to ••1d Ood el T ru.i Wit ti puDtoc •uc t1on '°'<Hit. l•wiul money of'""-Un11 td Sl•tn Of Amer1'• •t tM m•1n ef'I tr•nc t to Ftr\t Am~nc•n Tittt ln,ur•nu• Comiwnr to<.•t.O •l tU E Foftn SlrHt, on IM C•IY of S.nta Aro•. C•l1forn1• ••I lh41l r1ont title •nd in • Gtorgt Jo,eph St•tn•n 111.f) ttrtst conveyeo to •no ;,ow M•O bl' i t Al•monte. MJM.on V1e10. C. •7•91 und•r \••O Deed ot Tru\I .n t~ 0"oPf'' 0,:.~·:.~S•"'IU 1' <ondu<lf'<I by ..., in Thi'\ \1.tt~nl (llW•S ftled 4'ff1th 1rwl ''" h 4JeR<l• • mM4l!I •w Ud ,.,.._..., fl'lf' \lrtet iMtdreM •nd ot~f' COIT\ County Cttr• ot OrM\Qlt County on di derW'e .. JO di••· u• It l"term•· mon Ot\<Qrwlto"", •I tny of ,._ ru l M•r<" tl 1~1 ctN •• .... prol)e'rty dt'ioU•beel .ere>~ 1\ piurportto FU11U ., YOU Wltl'I to "" ...... «1v1c• of en IO C>,. SJ 5-P• Pine L•rw N~wPof"1 PuDll\hed Or•n~ CO.it D•1ly Piiot, attorn•y 1n tf\1\ M•UH. you ~uld do 8••<1'1 C•llforn1• •1'6i0 ty ••tutttd en .. ,o County and St••• Georoo s. OtKr1be-d ., T Mn•n M•'l " 10 11 AP<•l l, •o. l'91 14~ 81 so promc>tl'f so th•t your w rtUt n 1 ht undtr\19neo Tt"\lee di\ TllO\f pOrloOr\\ Of l.OI 1 OI Tract NO 11'' IUll-t .... llltd with Int 140. •• per Map loted 1n Boo' J)l. ~:~~~~,;~·~~t O•.,,Qt County on P•O•S JJ to l• Jft(fU~l\ilf of M u • P UBLIC NOTICE r•\pionse .. 1f .,....,. m•y bf fifed on time ll•1m\ •ny 1taOH1ty tor .,Y 1nc:01rec.t Si U\ted dt>w• 'O'•<ll•r el conMJo de MU ot llW '\lreet aoores..s •nCI othfr "" ·~ en tste •'-unto. oeCMr1• common c»"gn.1t1twl 11 •nv, 1hO•n n•ce rto 1nmedt•t•mente. de eU• "ert1n cell•ntou\ M•P' of \•tel Countv. de\C nbtd '"~reel' at toflow\ l'U4t7S Pul>lt"*' Ortnge co .. t Ot oly Pilot FICTITIOUS BUSINESS mtnere. \u rftpue\UI H<rll•, 11 ll•v S•od Wit'"'" Ot! mtOt, Dul '"•lhOUI ftD 17, Mltr 6, 13, JO. 1'181 1000<11 NAME STATEMENT algun•. pupOf ur reQ1\lrade • tl•mpo c.oven•nt or w1rr•nty, eap,e'\\ or 'm Untt No se .• , $~Wn ano describe'O In tht C-.ilnlum Plt n rt co•dtd on OttObf! I~, 1915 on Booto flS40, pigf\ IH tnrouQll 110 1r.ctu\'-t . 011•<••1 rt cord\ ot w1d County •nd more com pltltly oucrol>ed 1n the •lfa<"-d Int 10110...onQ P<'r\On o\ OoonQ bu\1· I TO THE OEFENOANT A Civil Plotd, r09trdlnQ llllt, Po•WHoon. or neu •• compt•lnl nH Deen tiled Dy tne Plain •ncumbr,,,,.et, 1nc1uo1n11 '"'· cn•rQlt\ PUBLIC NOTICE T S L W H 0 L E S A 1.. E loll aoton.i you II you wlih lo deleno •nd .. oon•tt of thr Tru•lee and of tne DIS TA IBU fOAS. 111 w 1111> St. Sir llllS l•wwll. you mu'1. within >O d•r• tru\l\ ere.ltd Dr sttd 0..ed ot Trust. to B 12. Cau• Me••. CA 9'•21 after tnl• \Ummon\ " ur•ed on you. PO thll rtmalnono proncop•I \Um• of FINC•T!_.TEIOUSTAS :EU!.llNNITSS Thom&\ S Ltt. U08 W Oc .. ntront. tole wolll tllls court• written rtsponH tn~ nottl\I 'letU<fd DY \a•d Oud ot I hOU oorto°"\ 01 1..0I 1 qf T r•c l No 8•.S. •• per '"•P t11eo 1n boo• JSJ. P•Qe\ lJ 10 lit 1nclui1ve ot m1\ Cf'tl•n•ou m•P\ of \a1d county, ~ ""' Ntowport l!••<h (A 97'63 10 the Compl•1nt Unlt\S t'OY do to Tru\t IO wit Ml,000.00 with 1ntt'rMI The lollowln9 p1r1ons art' doing 1 ,,,, Du\ine,,· I\ <~< tfd DY •n in your d•'•ult will ~ entered <>" •O· tnerton trom Sept em Der is. 1'190 at bvsin~\\ a\ diY•dYdl PlfC•t•Ofl of the p111ntiff, end tho coYrl l'i • ~' annum 11 prott•ded 1n ~•10 MO BILE Cl. E AN, 148/l Oollow. Tnom•• s L.ee m•r enl1tr • luc:IQmtnt •11•1nst you tor not•OI ptu• co.I\ •nO •ny •Ovanc .. 01 O•\cr1bed tn p4rce1s 4\ to11ow1 w .. tmlnsler. CA 9'/W I Ill\ U•temtnt w .. toled wotn tile Int rtli•I dem•ndttd In the compl•lnt, Sl,01• 2• "'''" lnlernt Bollll"9·Moe<kor C0enette1•rv unotr ,.,a Offd ot Un11 No SI~., \hawn •nd dew:r •t:>f'd 1n th• condonun1wm pl•n r1<.orded on OctoDtr IS, t91S In DOOll 11$40, P•Qe\ 11i thrOugt'l 110 lftCIU\fY·~ Of11(.10I rf'< (Or porat fo n , 1 .. 1 1• 01llow . M•rcn tl 1Qt1 w•Qei.t••nQof mo,..y orprQCMtrty or Tr\l\t neretotor• eaecutecJ •no ae- W.stmlnlltt, CA 'll61J • FU-olntr rellef requolth'Md Or•nQt Coa•l O•••Y Polo! Pl••nt Ottl•r•toon of deltull and O..m...,d ror HuntonQl°" lk•Cll, CA 91•'7 M.,Cll 10, U Ap,.1l.10, 1981 U1• 81 0 &. TEO NovtmO.r 11, 1'111(1 S•lf. end a wrotttn Notice ot 0..l•utt o•o•of .. Id county E•ceotlnQ ,,.,.,.,om ••1 011 r+9t\U rnin•r•h . muwr•• r1ghh . n.lural v~n rlQhh, tnd otnt r llyOrourllono Dy wh•t\.Oever Mme known .. trwt may bf w11run or under lht P•rcet ot l•nd ntrtlntl>Ove OH<rillecl, loge!Mr with lM perpetu•I rtqht of drtllln~l. m1n1ng. t •PIO•o"9 --r•linQ tlltrefor tnd \tortng 1n and r""'°"•nQ tn• w me frotn H id lt nd O< •ny 01._r l.tnd. 1nctucl1n9 lht rtgnt 10 .n~tock or d1rKhon•lfY OrtH •no mow from ••nd' otner 1"41n l"OS• "-'elf\400'/• Ots<rlbed. Otl or 9.tJS welh. tunnels ~ \1'afls into. throu9n Tn11 ou,1neu 1, CO'lducteo Dy • AocnudJ wao. •no e1~11cn to Sell Tr. unders.ontd Q<tntr•I Ptrtne,.nop P UBLIC NOTICE Cltrk ••u\td •••O Notice of O.l•ult •no Fr.,,k W Cort Br Yot-• Pooo Eltt t•On "' S.lt to Dt rtcorOtd on tllr 8ontonQ Mo1<1<1tr C0tuaty 11, 1911 County Cl.,k ot OrtnQt County on r ne IOllOwong Ptrrion• aro doonQ U161 Vetllwa hlllt•t rd tmperlt l MorlO•OO CO<PO<t Mercn 17, 1911 Ov\•n•n h Sollie I.. lion FIS*• ORANGE COUNTY PRECISION WH<lltnd Hllll, CA tt»4 Puo11..-~.,,oe Co•Ul Ototy Pt1ot , PAINTERS tl)90 V•Wlo• Or. Coita Tel U UI "2-SSS1 ., \ .. d Tt\lltM M•rcll 10. 17, ""'H l. 10. 1911 1~• t i Mrw CA ~•lto PuDll\htd 0.-t Co .. t Oooly Ptlol ---JOM M Bte<el '°'° Y•••"• Or Feb 11, M., •, IJ JO. '"' 1009 11 By Joan WllolfftOu><e PuDlo•htd ~-'°"" O••ly Pilot. PUBLIC NOTICE Cost• Me.• CA 91•26 • J•m•• J Me.ode, 15111 Columb•• Ln HunUnQlon BHtl> CA 91~7 PUBLIC NOTICE ,...,,,,. I), JO, 1911 10..11 P UBLIC NOTICE ~r:~~=:~"'o.~~~:~·~~o'.~":o,•:~ FICTITIOUS aUstNISS •ucn •hlp\lochd or dlrecllont lly NAM• STATIMl!NT lnl\ bUllntU •• conOUCltd Oy •• ----------------------------------.. Qtntr•I PlflMr~IP d rilled -II•, tunnel\ tnd 1ntlt\ under Tnt to11owl"9 penon• •rt do•no af\d c.neath or bltyono trw ••t•r tar bu\tnen as llmoto thereof, and to redrill, r etvn,,.1. SKK ENTERPRISES, UJOI 1qu1p, mt lntten, rtpair,dffperf •nd Bluel>trry L.n , El Toro. Ct 91UO optrtte e ny ,ucn '"'"'or mon••. L•eunt Ptclllc Flntnc1tl I • wllnout. -v••. ti>• riont 10 drill, C •l1 forn lt corpor•tlonl, 27JOI m ine. •tort. uplor• tnd OP•r•t• Blutl>erry L.n •El Toro, C• 97UO lnrouon ,.,. 1urlte1 or the UPl>ltr soo H1i. Du~ntS• I\ c-uctecl Dy • CO< ••et of me \t.lbs\lrfK• of s•ld 1and, •i paration. rt•trvtd in lM -from the Irvine UIGUNA PACll'IC J~ J Mflld• I no, \lattmtnl wt\ 111«1 with the County Clerk of Or.,,ge County on M•r<n 11 1981 F1SIOIO PuOll\heO Oran9t Coa\l Ot lly Pilot, M•rtn 20, ll, Aprll l, 10, 1'181 1344-81 PUBLIC NOTICE Comp~nr •• W"I Virginlt corpora-l'INANCI AL ~110·~·.~·~;:--:~·~~,::~1~~1~;~oi;:k Thi\ :.~:!::;~::' fll«J with th• Mu N I c ',!;.t.i'oR'..?Au RT 0, PARCEL 1A An undlvlOtd 1161'1 In-County Clerk of Ortngt County 011 COUHTYOFORANGI! ......... lentnl in common In th•, .. FeDru•rv n . 1911 ' HARllOtl ORANGE COUNTY 1n1trHI In tnd to t._ common NH or '1J647I JUDICIAL DIST•tc1' H id 101 •nd trkl, as •ucn t.,m I• ,,.. t Publf"'-d ~tnoe t oest O•llr Piiot flntd In tht .,ucte Hllllltcl "Oellnl· Fol> 11. ~r. •. ll, JO, 1911 17S-lt N:::;~=. g::: ... lion\· olllWOe<ltr•ll°"olCoven•nt,. PLAI N Tl fF COSTA MESA Condition• -RHlrKllon\ RtcOtded PUBLIC NOTICE AMCtJEEP, l~C. uorporallon on A119ut 27, 1t7S In -1105, e>aoe 0 E FEN 0 ANT 0 0 NA L 0 U SS. olll<laf rec0<d• ol .. Id (Ol,lnly -PARKER, FIRST DOE through llhe "de<ltt•Uon"), tnO any •men4· ... CTITIOUS aus11t•H TENTH DOE. ln<hnlve mtnh tllet'eto • NAME STATl:M .. IT c:.t 11.....,.. )MSS PARCEi. tB Non u ctuslvt HH• Tht lollow1n9 P.,IOIU trt dOl"Q SU~S ment' tor ecceu, •"9r-. ~rns, en-1>u1lneuei HOTIC•I Yw llevt IMell ...._TIM <roathl'Mfll, 1-rt, end for other T r. G GENERAL CONT•ACTORS, CMr1 mo '9<1 ..... ,,.,, y9'1 Wf191Wl P•l(poifl, •Ii .. WCh HMmtllll .... , IC•t<ll Rd • Newp0rt B•~ll. CA , .. , .... -·· -· .,.., ,.......,. •Htrved tor tht -Ill ol or ~enttld 91..i. wtt1ti. a .. .,.. It ... 1119 lllf-.t .... io ownert In,._ ertfcle Ol tllt c1Ki.r• Tllom• ~t Ev.M, » ICtlell ltd., ....... llOnt"tltled"e aMf!Wftb." Hnwpor1 lffcl>, CA t1M1 A\11$01 UltlCI flt lldo demtndedo. The strMI ..,HI 0< ot,,., commo11 Gregory L..-.,.m H-lend, 47 Kele!> El Tr l.,_1 _.,. d«kflr <ontre Ud. dUIOn•tton el H id prop.,ty ;, Rel., He"'90f'\ leec:ll, CA n..t Jill eudlef!Clt t ..,._~Ed. r~· ~ S.ecilne "-· Htwpon 11e.cn, c:.. Tiii• 1M11lneu 11 conducted lly • 1 .. dtl\tl'D., JO Ole~'--• le 1,.,.,,,... Ntm• end .clOAu of Ille llMtlk ler, eenert l PWtne..,,.p. c1a11 .,.11.-. •• whow r9Q<lnt the .... ,. l>elno con· T-L. I!•-I. TO THE OEFENOANT; A <Ml clllCltcl. Clll<Otp ...... n to Person Tfll• llMt-t .. , "''° WllJI llM <-plalM ~ -llttO by llM ptatr.. "lnen<lal Caftttr, tnc. 10210 S<ri.t ,county C:terk Of 0rtfl119 C:011nty on llH .. alrttt'fOll. Renell 81•d , s.ri 01990, Ce, t1UI. M•r.<1111, 1•1 1 • \f '°" with to dtl•"tl this Olrectl-to Ille •llO•• p.._rtr • ,,,.,_. ltwt11lt, ~ mwt. wl~n JO Oey• attw mey IM Mot•lllH .., '"""lino •amt Pullllfllled Oret\99 C:O.•I Ooll'f f'no1. lllh -It ..,_ on yow Hie In wr1t111t trcim lht Mltafklery •111>1" M.tr<ll 211, 21, ~112, lO, "" !4119-11 with tlllt c-1 • wrltlelt ~~ I" 10 ~.-'""" lllO ""'' PUllll~flon of ,_ .. to tlle ~Ill. unto .. yew PUBLIC HEARINGS will be held at REA MIDOlf SCHOOl, 601 Hamilton COSTA MESA ON .. 7, 1911, IN THEMUlTI- PlltPOSE ROOM, AT7:30P.M. CORONA DB. MAR B.EMENTARY SOtOOl.. 610 C.amatlon, NEWPOIT IEAQt ON Apftl I, 1911, IN THE Mll.TI- PURPOSE IOOM, at 7:30, .M. OENVER IAPJ -Peter H . Doml nl di, 65 , a Republican who served in t he U.S. Senate 12 years before a brief stint 11 U.S. amba11ador to Swtuerland d\lrlna the Ford admlnit\ra· tlon, dltd Wednetday of a heart attack. thl11101tce. PVBUC NOTICg c1t1 ... ,_ c1t1t•111t w111 -. "'"'" 1111· V I SALJ A (A p) $eld WI• wlll llt me«N """°"' <•v•• on 41ffll(Mllfl Of II• lltlal"llff, tlld lflit Hen.,.~__. .. , ll -111 be II· n•nl cw -•enty, _.,,. .. cw Implied, <01,,t me~ tnltr I '"'""""' ... IMt FOR THE AJRPOSE OF OONSIDERING T ENTATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS BE ING MADE BY THE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE RE POSSIBLE ~'ICll"' WJ .. •• to llllt, ..,.... .. .., .. e11<.11mDrM<n ... CTITIOUS 8UllNUt Ytll •• , IM rtlltf dtft\llfldt<t lfl Ille lefal to tunbatbe in t.he to NII.rt 111e 1111palt1 11111111<• e11ie 011 N.ud ITAH MaNT c1m111a1111, whl<h co111• ,., .. 11 111 nude at TU1 c t I Ille n•t•"' ...... M<llf911 "'Hiid o..d '""''""''"' of ...... , .. ,Ill ., are OUn Y I of Trllat lo Wll: .,UILQ, ph.11 Ille T!lt fotltwlfll llOIWfl II OOlllO Outl• IMM\r W pt0tler1Y or otfWr relltl , .. beacbet, 'parka, at.reeta, to11owl111 HllrNt•tl <•"· upen~u ~u ... Q.,.1"41111111 com111~1. Pl. ' d th "'° ..... MIC .. •I tlle tllM °' lllo lntti.1 Pf CA TICHNICAL sei.v1c11, ... If yw Wit!\ to -k lht .OVl(f Of I y fO~~ Ot 0 bUer ,_,llll<PllM ti 11111 lolot"o 01 $Ila: "4· 17U llA•6P Vt 1 .. I , •OJA, C4ttt 1t1 •l..,,,.'f In "11t motttr, 'fOll lllOllHI p aCea ex.,_.. to pu C •-•• te,ilO le, llll•tttl 111 _,,11101 MtM, CA fM» M _. ,,.....,y .. lr.t y-wrlt1'911 view •Mi.19, ,,_._, ... l1,sau1. 1Ce11111111 Jollll h ca, t1u Mu~J '""°""'•Ha11.,,,.,..,..,.111 .. 111um.. • O.IPd. ,,._,. "· "'' l/ww a •om. C.t• MttMI. CA"•· °"Teo. '"'' i, 1m. The ~ stem. ~ 1 • I T ·a MI It t CAN T 1 ' ~ • Tiii• NI-• •• '""""_. 1111 ¥ tn· J . ,_....,,, c1er11 BUFFALO Ny CAP> ,._,llMICI ~•NY t1Me11111. 1ys. He•~. °""1Y o .1.-~ 54 th from eomplaintl tbat .,. u • c. ............ , .... , .._.,_,.,.. w.~tt=.•·""" fl~•l weman to pa111 th: people b81" ._I le.a m~~ c:.=::.,:•.i: o::r1~-C:~", ': :=~CA·:='u board t9' of lM NattenaJ awrmm DI •• I Ull· ....... c., .. ,., Mercflt1,ll•t 014t~ CHANGES IN SCHOOL use. Bo d ..1 F l ........... , batb~ln * bldf la .,_. .• ,,,. . "._. AttWM'I',.. ,..,."'"' -•fl "' or.. c ....... ctn•, llWllCI Or..., c..tt Deil'I' ~... hlllttfH 0r-.. <Mtl Oellt' l"lltt, l"v_.ltlllel 0r.,. co.u Dolly flltet dltdThUJ'tdaT. Tlllr.. ..,..,... l"'!MY . ..-c11,u,-.,,., u,.., Merc111t.v.Altri••·''·"'' ,,....., ~"''"•·''·"" mul ,._ ____________________ _ • ·~-.6.J#~ • ..-• -·~---...... -~ . • .. I ' { ll ! • tax rules told t f 1't/Ut of a ,._.,ol't .,... °" -. ao ,.. f!MlWW • wo-r r• ~tu.) In t•. lbe Tu Court twltt Nbulfed tbe lDttrD&I Revenue Service for lll eflona to bar emP'oJ_. from dechactina expeues ol education UDdertakea b' tbe employ to qualify for bi&bet' poettJou in tbe1r tlrm1. · Tt.. bulc rule for dedudin& cott of edoea~OD Lt Ute taxpayer underiakes the educaUon aa a meam to improve or maintain his skills in biJ buslnea. Tbere ~ n6 deduction for the coat of eeneral educaUon cw educaUon needed to qualiry ror a trade, buslness or profes1iqn (such as law school or medlcal scbQot>. And lf the educ.lion quallries a. taxp.yer wbo already ls ln business for another trade or buaine11 cost is not deductible although education 1Jso s harpens his skills lo his cur· ~ rent trade or present busi· ness. t W O I9~0° ~.~ .-,-l,-11-Pl_IT_l_l _i: , Court decl.$ions give powerful backing if you get into disagreement with IRS on ~ucting money spent ror education to quality for promotion within your own fi rm. The IRS may try to disallow your deduction on the premise the higher position you eet is a new trade or business. On this. the Tax Court turned down the IRS disaUowance twice in one year. In one case decided by the Tax Court, the employee was at the lower management level of a supermarket chain. Without being required to do so by his employer, he spent more than $1,400 lo pay for a management program that would sharpen his skills. HE WAS LATER promoted to store manager -a full four management gr ades hig her than his post before he took the course The IRS disallowed his education costs on the grounds that the course had led to a new trade or business. The Tax Court disagreed. The rise in management grades in the same re· tail food operation is not a change in .busines~ but a change in duties in the same business. said the court. To quote: "someone who progresses from a person· net assistant to an assistant personnel director and finally lo the personnel director does not change his trade or business in any technical or practical sense." " IN THE SECOND case, an individual who was classified as an engineer, scientist, specialist by bis employer tOOk courses to qualiry him for manage- ment and administrative positions in the firm. Here. too, the I RS barred hjs deduction ror the co~ or the co urses and declared the courses qualified him for a new trade or business. Again, the Tax Court disagreed with the IRS. In upholding the taxpayers' deduction, the Tax Court noted that the courses simply qualified him for a change of duties within the same business rather than for a new trade or business. IF YOU ARE a parochial school teacher, you were arrected by an important appeals court decision in 1980. A parochial school teacher took courses, some of which were required in order for her to retai.n her parochial school job. But the courses also led lo a degree which in turn qualified her to teach in the public school system. Here the Tax Court agreed with the IRS that lbe courses qualified her for a new trade or business (public school as against parochial school) and therefore disallowed her deduction for the expenses of the courses. But the Third Circuit Court or Appeals reversed the Tax Cut and allowed the. deduction. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES •NEW YORK tAP1 S.t1es, fhu•• pr.Cf NEW YOAK1AP) Flnal Oow·Jonn evvs lo• T~y ""•r 1' STOCKS •nd ""' ""not of ow fiflttn "'0\1 .ell•• Htw Yon Stock Ewchan.,. ISW4'\ tr&Cllnq natoon41tly •t "'or• than SI Texaco tnc 1,111.~ JS• Clllcoro 1 °''·'°° 14 .. Fsl CtWlr'I '°8,700 11"• Si"'P Pat 611.600 101 • 5<111111 8rw .,,, 100 " , .. 14 • 71•. " . " ,, Sof>y Corp 601,IOO 11" Sl0<~Tec1t 5tS,.ac> 75•• • "It. W111llr l111 5A8,IOO 101 • Gen ~\ 5'A,700 ~·~ A•l•lftPur Sl'.000 13 S<tellll s Sll 600 ,.... I• 18"" 512,000 63•· 1 COii Fiiis . 503.300 7&' • "' Fttttw Ent 502,IOO II • " EUDfl •'12,.acl 61 "' AMERICAN LEADERS NEW YORK IAPI -Sain, Tnvrs prtO ~~~ ... 'Ttoc~' "1.~~ .. :'"' I~ lracJl!IO r>atloNtllv •I "'°"• than SI Golclflfld CP 430.300 2" ,,..,.,,., Ho , ••• '°° 7""- GtlCan o ' 115,700 I~ Intl Bnl!not U0.300 , W•ml'COfT' wt 133,200 17\o Ewnst.J11 ll 110,AOO 10•. Unlv.._,,o s 110,000 7' .. 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"'" J.'Ll ""' ''° ~~ ERROttS: Adnrtis•rs ~ shcMlld clMdr tkir ads ~ daly and ...,_. er-~.~ ron kt11Mdiahty. The DAILY PILOT cn.-s liability for tk first incorrect Insertion only. THE REAL ESTJ\TERS WISTCUflf VACAMT Reduced U~.ooo • DetMr•le owner 1ay1 brlnf ·all offers. N quaU ylng. Low down. 4 Bdrm single story home. totally up1raded. Call ror more details. @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 J 4-63 I :6990 ~--1 THEHUKEE $96,500 F.xcell~t Anaheim loca· t1on. Terrrific family home. rlose to shopping. xlnt s c hools. Near Angles and Rams home. B11t home with beamed I CA..-oM .... .t.MDS OCIAM.U S3Jt,ot0 Reduced thousands! Spacious llvin• room features 1lowln g nrepa.ce. 3 large bdrms plus den. Great assuma · ble lat and ownu wUI carry a second. Call 87~ THE REAL ESTATERS ..... wn.,... La~ S Bdrm 3 Bath home located In Mesa del Mar. Two fireplaces. pool. add-on family room and RV parking are some of the features. The owner will sell on a contract with low down Full price St64.900. $5,000 DOWN! Payments of Sl.080 on S90.900 loans. BuulJful 3 Bdrm 2 blath home with dining/family area. Shaded covered patio. double 1raraf(e. call for more deblls. 54&-2313 THE REA L ESTATE:RS ...... RIALISTATE IHVISTMIHT LICTURE AT.TEMTION INVESTORS Tills beautirut view pro- perty in Newport is priced below market value and below a p-praisa I. Space a1te kltcheo with bN>akfast area. Huge li ving room. lanai with view , firepl ace and open beamed cathedral cell· lngs. Ride·a ·way master suite. separate chldrens wlnit. Dash to the pool. Call today for details . Owner hiichly motivated and will work with very creative flnancina. Call 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATERS NEW CONDOS XLNT TERMS 12 I lZ l•uJ1r E . ot Ha rbor Bl vd. 641-1991 a~ NO DOWN FHA-VA TERMS! 3 Bdrm. dinin~ room . 1500 sq.n of li ving area. no down VA. 593.950 Call now. :>46·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS THE GOOD LIFE ... '"''' --------• ceili n~s . recently re-decorated Kilohen has TRJ\DITIOML REALTY Leam the secret of how to purchase property creatively. Sat evening _ March 2t. 7·10PM <7141 963-3'110 bfr 5PM for re· servation & info. BUILDER'S UHIV.PARk T~home living at its most presti~ious. You'll enjoy cozy fires in the mstr. Bdrm. balconies off 3 Bdrms. plus the fun of minor redec:oratin" with paint and n<'"' carpet. Th<' prit·e or 1140.000 is the best in the area. For information on thi s SELECT P R O P ERTY ra ll 751 ·3191 COSTA MESA .... 5 IR-SI 25,500 :::·; OWNER SAYS SELL '"'' !'lot an add on or con· ;~: Vl'rsion A real 5 Bdrm .. " fam1lv home 1n one of I Costa Mt>sa ·!> n1<·est an•us llandvmans rle I lli:ht Call now and !ili\'l'' . ~:::: @· ... ..u i • .. ., .... :11~ ';~(P "'•i• ..,. . •1,. 'llllL\ ...... . ..., •J tO ~ "',;' ~ ,...,tt ..... icr.11 ...., .... , .... M~ ... ... .... .... .. ,..) .,,,, •1101 J':..0 1i•i ,.,.. ~HJ V7"U t1\4 •r.t1 ~;Al SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 14-63, -6990 $3 c an ~t you $100 all it t~e' i' a PENNY . PINCHER AD Coll M....ooy ltwv Fffltoy l .OOAM lo S:l0h4 few ,.~,., doy-. ~ cw coll by ftOOft Oft S....,.doy few S1lftdoy·,~. 642 ~5678 Daily Pilat new microwave. ran~e and o-.en. The back yard is big enoul(h for a ball field. Call for details. 752-1700 THE REAL ESTATE RS THE GOOD LIFE UNIV.PARK Townhome livin~ at its most preslig1ous You'll enJOY co7.y fires in the mstr Bdrm. bakon1es orr 3 Rdrms. plus the run or minor redecorating with paint and new W•ME'. t, 11\1 ... ES TMEl\i TS 631-7370 -ASSUME SI00,000 Of loans a( 12'% interest. on this fantastic Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm 2 bath "home. with 2 fireplaces, expanded family room . 1900 sq .ft. of hv1nfit . Priced at only 1139.950. Act now! call 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS carpet The price hor ____ _ St40.000 1s the best int e ar<'a ForihformaUonon ATTF.NTI ON RF.AL this S ELE C T F.sTATEBROKERS p R () r F, RT y c a 11 Do YOU need minimum 751 3191 orflce s pace??" Desk s pat·e avail. pro • SELECT fe!lsionally deroraled of· R P RT E rices Orange Coast P 0 E I S Financial Center. Mesa OWNER W /FtHAHCE 12°/oDOWM Ruys this 2 plus den home 56 months new. double iron l(ated entry, cathedral ceilings. brick f i replace. ~o'urmet kit('hen. French doon; to patio S 179 .ooo. Ca II 673·8550 THEREAL ESTATE RS WALK TO MWPT BEACH Your heach place this summer or all year Ion~. S209.900 Plenty of room for the whole famil y with 4 lar~e bdrms and family room. Lovely re· ar garden and patio cov- e r . Owner will help finance. Call 673-8550 THEREAL ESTATERS Vt'rde. ConJerence room avail. Sl75 per mo. Your phones or share ours . Other services avia-1. Orange Coast Financial Realton. 951-0701 I SS,500 pub you into your own 4 Bdrm. A •c home ·12 7/8'"1 financing. Call for detail s o n our i':;J~ 754-1202 EXECUTIVE MESA VERDE! Very popular Republic home with covered en· trv. massive living room a nd fami l y room . firepla ces. elcl(ant formal dining room. huite country kitchen overlooks s park l lnf' pool 3 car garage and many ertras. Owner will carrv tst TD at 12"~ in· terest. Priced at only BARGAIN Outst anding builder's lot. 66x300' with <"harm ing 3 bdrm home. coy ered patio. Live there while you build! Lot next d oo r also for s ale 66x300 '. Nr Ne wport's Back Bay Hurrv. call for details. &46-7l71 . THE REAL ESTATERS «;:SELECT T' PROPERTIES S265.000 Call to see. ---------1 546-2313 • OCEAH Ir VALLEY INVESTORS SPECIAL tiWtJ f.~~·!:~~~m· ... $68.900. If vou have hltlt> cash and are lookinl! for a ~olden opportunity to own your own home. don't wa1t. th1:-.1s 1t' This lovelv t•ondommium i:; a 2 Bdrm. very clean and neat. and loc·ated in u quiet a rea Approx imatelv $2.950 down and o wner· will <'3rr v 2nd with s mall paymPnts Call now for all the-de tails 752-1700 .---------1 3 more separate homes on lg lot. Call now for OCEAN YU CONDO Lowest priced Versailles condo on market today. Z BrZba. StSS,950 675-1771 MOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· ified uds display their messages with legibility and impact? Our ads. we are proud to say. reall) get results . Pho n e 642·5678. ----- Sell idle items 642-5678 appt. S485.000 Owner wUlflnance. RoyMcC_., Rttr 54 .. 7729 THEREAL ESTATERS DO YOU OFFER ASERVlCF:'' I Lei the public know with an ad in tht' Daily Pilot Service D1re<'t11~ It 1·an I t•ost you as lillll' as S2 11 I per day For morl' in • formation and rompletl' rates call 642·567K. CE 810111 ILllRS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE CUATIYE ANANC .... IUY Of THI W8 r.u j l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. VlO ,,r, r.;,. STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? Cr eate Your Own Financing On This Two Bedroom . l~ Bath Condo In One Of Newport Beach's Most Elegant Ga t e -Guarde d Com · munities. Neutral Decor. Shown By Appointment. Only $149.000. 11.1.! "1.ll !17>1 ·~ 9' ...... , ti•: LU ..... ,,., 'liM "'""'' fllo) •U• 1'): !f7liU ,,., ""' 'liN »i•1 ~n;11 'fool ""' For Classified Ad ACTION C:all a Dail~ Pilot AO-VISOR 00·5678 To place your message before the readin1 public . phone Daily Pilot Classified. 642·5678 BALBOA ISi.Aii ACCO«lng to C•llfoml• Bualnea• •nd ProfHalona Coct. (Sec. 17900 to 17930) •II peraona doing bualneH under • flctltioua n•nte mutt flle • •t•t•ment wtth the County Clerk •nd h•v• It publlahed four time• In • newap..,., aervlng the •re• In which the bu91ftff• la loc•t~. The at•tement I• r~ulred by l•w •nd la necea .. ry In protecting your bu•ln••• n•me. Mott t>anu r~ulre proof of filing to open commercl•I account•. The DAILY PILOT provtdea both filing •nd publlutlon Hrwlc••· We h•w• •II th• neceHary form• •nd m•lntaln • dlllty urvlc• to the Otenge County CourthouM. Either atop b1 one of our convenient otflcH or phone the LEGAL DEPARTMENT f.42-4321 , ht. 332 for more Information •nd tonn•. '=~~~, s~~~l~-4i..~s· -----~ ~ QAY I. row>N •r.:r.= ... b::-:!.,,,~. ::: low '° ...... '°"' 11..ple -d• .... .... SUPH SPYtiLASS Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Living Room With Fireplace & Beam Vaulted Ceiling. Large Fami· ly Room. Full Length Hearth, Wet Bar. Plus A Huge Bonus Room. SelJ~rs Will Assist In Financing. Pool Size Lot. Shown By Appoint- ment. Asking $565,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. ·--. .......... . 759-9100 #Jc_,. ... ,._ ....... c..... ljQ F• 111 Actiln BAYFIOllT Under Construction . . . Wlll Be Ready By June. 3Bdnm, 28atbl, Family Room, ObservaUm Deelt, a Frplcs, One ln Muter Suite. Ba1 View from every room. Sol& Dock. Still T•me to Select Your Own ,~ I 0 ,~ I HI l -----1 i Call a Diiiy Plllt AD-VISOR 642-5171 ................... _.-4iJ Decot. ,l,200,000. OM1 OJ 1M1 WT NOtm l¥llJ Jn Cameo Shores, a 1prawHn1 4 bedroom, with study and exquisite kitchen wrapped around an inviting pool and accented with a sumptuous spa and. of all things, an l.ncredible garage! You should see it! 1Jiere's a v.iew too, for just 9676,000 .. U,._l()UI: t1()Mt:S REALTORS, 675-6000 2443 Eut CoHt Ht9hway. Coro•• del Mar WE HA VE 4.3 OF THE 8~ USTlNGS IN TOWf'J macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY Of THE IRVINE COMPANY 4111..-UMIVMSITY 'AU! Beautifully upgraded 4BR, 21h bath and family rm "Fordham" in Village I. Earthtone decor -freshly painted and ne w air-condition. Large m ast er BR w /fireplace and balcony. Steps to community tennis courts ; a dult and family pool. $144,900. Scott Alston 551-8700. B-11 WOODRIDGE COMDO! Bright 3BR, l 1h bath a end-unit Elm model in premium location near park, pool, spa and tennis. Sl 12,000. 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Ms Scbw•~ber1er: desk, s .curo, Xlnt ~t'IOft todrh•• our van. 612, elearibl1. eve meal, ffMk'nl(£PIN" ~:f"::·:~"P::C·~~~ On·U.job tt•l11ln1. Por over u . p h 0 n e : Airport. Gloria, 540-4880. M081ratel'• Inc. eaa Ed· ~PI P 50·820,, OOOcl d rlvlna record errandl•1boppJnc.Car UU~Dl • f'79.1114 more ln ro •• call : 7H·MS1. IOAM·SPM . SIClllT•aY ~~E"/~vi.,!«B. ~ary, M·P. 8 :90.2. p~~u· owa room and $UKllJfSOI !.54-41~~ ~dulr~-~~2 rutuoelJland s•~ .... _..•r•1e rt-f .. St,ut: llln. Call Don or ba ... or veoutandw~rlt r"' P /T Count,ir/0,trtce ..... ._.._ CNV • VV.WI ..,.,. .......... .. •••• SUlle: 56'1.ca2. noon to I, 5 day week. BUingualexper'd pref'd, pel'l()ft, for equipment J!e::. SALWSON ~':'t:" obpl~ ~;s /':; Slllp/lecef• ... ....... ,,cltf\ FulltJme. Coriuct Garry G•&ne. 541-1522. S.A. Oak desk, Hoofler chop- pln1 bJoch " more. ...& En1.lish speaking, driv. but will train the rl1ht rentahtore. Typin1 req, Ex pe rl ea c ed on I y . • ...... _ _. ~I( req. Ne~ Bes •1 c:b. penon .... ft...1..1.... • ppr o a . U I b r 1 . ' mT•UIAMT r . T . / P . T . W a It ah ~::::t~:!:-e:;/' :;~f~ Plate Collectors l 646-3CXJ7,64$-7848 ~tp'd Ro1teu/Book· e 1· requ ·~· • ary ....--Saturdays req. Salary Saedwlcll Maker hrs Clarke's So. Cout Hrs 1.4:30. Contact Goebel Hummel plard" k~r Wed.Sun. days open.M8-5809l0.Spm. ......,.... open. United Rent AO of 7All·3PM llon·Frl. Plau. Coat• Meaa Helen llcGinley forl•-------•I &holden, 1'72& 197Ht, •,~ M :!OPM at lAeO Ho111k.eeper/Companion. l515S. Coat Dr .. CM Coate Mesa. 845-0790. ....._, 151-'7500. app't. 8"-2292. SHIPPI•• & Hummel to match. Pa cCoettHwy EOE Live-in. Muat have car. <4GSatRarbor Bl.) 8-_..:,_.~ '""'"' "-P/"'me help. In· _4_~_1303 _____ -...:.".c.:.~i 957-5141 P IT ln a 4 iJrl pfflce at ...,..,_._ SALIS PllSOMNll. Secretarial/Person Fri· "'v&.o&J• ""' Eatn to 18/hr. Set your No smoking. Call aft. a mall m•nuracturlng M eyerhof'1. primary needed for ~ontem -day, PIT employment. terviews held 12·1 Mon Very lovely walnut din& o~ brs, car Ir phone 3PM :~. Co. nr S .C . Plau. supplier or food food to p0rary women a wear. salary from $800.$1000 ~~ ~titkunuea. 212 table, carved Je11. btCl• oec:.M&.2lT2. Housekeepers wanted. MUaSl.a.H. Phone, typing, filing. the Irvine corponte Must be exper'd. Salary __:(~TI~4~)~119~l~·Sl93~~·----·l~~atn~!!!!·!!!·~~~~I leaf. 4 Fr. style upb4l1,1 Seecliff Motel. 1661 So. M e d I c a I o f c . fifW"el, etc. Gd benefit•. community needs people plus comm. Please •PP--:::-dining chrs. Sml excep, ........ Coast Hwy , Laguna Ophthalmology upr. JackCroul54S-TIOl. for sandwkh-maklng & ly or c all: Apropo. Secretarial SHIPPING Clerk part tlonally nice ic:ebC))l>C Sl1tUCTUIAL B h 4!H-C892 prer. Salery open. Gd sim~ food prep. M F. M4-2C2 or #29 .Fashion Executive Secretary for time. Must have uper. beaut _ hardware.I '7MllO _e_a_c_· -· ---· --~ benefits. Resume . llALISTAn 8 _ 3 . N 0 ex Per . llltnd,Nf'tBc:h I person R.E. office. Call: Balboa Marine, 67S-04St •. I' Housekeeper /Cook for New Port Ce n t e r · SALISPIOPLI neceua"" St•rt · Mi" ·------•-•I Xlnt dicta phone & typ-549-9671. E.O. E. MI F m 0 --a-.. -: -n-~.·--d-ta_b_l .. -.-..;.::."'H,it;..• Exp. Medical Aaalstant. active person. Live in -759-89121 100%Comm. Muatbein-Call D~~ o; Susi~·~ Sales Ing skills. Must have a """"' "' ... front Ir back, hrs. & Belboa. 673-Um. ---------I tettsted in learning to 557-41232 front office appearance Sitter needed occasional front file cab, sq cottble. 11 lary open . Non· MUISIS AIDES syndicate ~al estate for --------PEP IOYS & ability to deal with ly. S2olday. in our Wood-2 custom print hi bM'fl smoker. 540-4376. HOUSB .... S Needed to give TLC to de v e I o per. Par ti•--------MaMy, Moe and Jack clients. Sharp telephone bridge hQme. Avail. on chrs, love seat, odds fl .... JIWalY Bro.dway, Fashion lsl. Newport Beach Mature person. Call Mary Meizner 644· 1212. eltt237. FREE TRAINING. Xlnt Income. Convenient hrs. VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELOR needs )'dU ... 3221. 994·6456 FULL TIME Graveyard. Ah.a. serv. No exp nee Call: 892-1212 EOE •ltaALOfffCE Typing & l~key adding machine. 12722 Western Ave .• Garden Grove, 898-9721 General Office Worker Must type 40wpm. Cost.a Mesa 549-3942 •&aAL OfffCI Immediate opening in our purchasing dept. for an expr'd person with xlnt typing skills & a pl easi n g phone personality. Duties will a tao incJude filing, order t-.king and other general otrice work . Xlnt be~lits & working con· dltJons with a growing company . Apply in person at: THE JOLLY ROGER INC. 17042Gillette Ave Irvine 714/546-0331 General ....... &. Courier /Clerk, part time needed for Npt. Bch. medical lab. Perm. pos. Prefer mature person. P hone : Jan Hillyer, 640-0140 We have an immediate elderly patients. Will ownership oppty. Can Restaurant •SALIS PIOPLE skills a must. Call Lila s hort notice. Laurie. ends. Call btwn 10-2,,, ope n Ing r or 2 train qualified r:rson· also llsl le sell while MT.P•••OMl"S 133-2900. 752-Sl ll days. 551-1506 _67_5-«w _______ ..... a housekeepers. Full time fel. Earn wh1I e you leamln1. Ray Ballard. PIDA •STOCllMCI eves. ..._.__" IOIO positions. 10PM·6AM earn. App Y l445 61U105or8'8.(M(M STOii Take adva11tafie of this SICllTAlY •rr-- s hifts . Excell. frinoe Superior. '-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Now hiring for full & opportunityto olnoneor tor pest control com· South Laguna Village ••••••••••••,..••••••~· .,. I . 1• part time openings •t h A . HARBOR AREA ~nelits paokage. Apply Off:tel CLHk ReaJ Ettate Sales I 0 c a ti 0 n 5 at 0 . c . t e nations leading auto pany. Salary negotiable. mm al Hospital is look· . J.t- 10 person at: Advanced Experien~ agents are A· paru retailers. We orter &et-6930 in g r o r p / t exp· d A PPLJANCE SERVlw-Health Center 131>0 F/T.accountlf!glgeneral irport.Varylngdays& bothgoodpayandafast ---------groomer·can lead to ti t WebuyusedappliaMe, Bristol St. North, Ste. oHice, duties xlnt ~~etoi:::f :lit:n~:: ~;il~:105:;f~1e~!n; friendly working en-Secretary/Part time work. profit sharing --w~sellrecond,guar #100, Newport Be.ach. benerat s. c all Bob M h k homema ... er• & s tu· vlronment. CallMon-Tues.9-Noon. 499-5378 appliances. ~9-3Qt#} E.O.E. M/F _7_7_G-_1m_______ ust ave proven lrac a ... SOUND 1~1507 record. You will be dents. Our progressive, INTERESTING? STATIOHHY I IUY AmtAMCE$' . INSURANCE Agency PAINTE,R-Neat. relia-working with pro· growing company offers LETSGET Secretary StoreinCdMneedssales _Les 957-8133 service rep·. comm 'I. ble. ~Pd. custom work, ressional associates Our opportunities for advan-AQUAINTED ' H U ... TI .... ft. T 0 .... lines acct. handJino. 75~ fullt.ime. 631-4410 oftic:eofters: . I cement based on your A I I . ! " " ..., " Xpelrson fltime. 5 days Sears Refrigerator Top .. I job performen ce pp y npersonat: IEACH nt .work!ng ~onds oftheline,17cuft:x~ ofc .. 25~ field. Un· PAIMTH •Best beach location Pleasant working condi· PEP IOYS Legal Sec'y for 1 atty in Especially fme chentele cond. S300. G.E Porta- derwriting. service s ales Ex per. pref. Apply Sun. •Liberal commission lions. Must be 18 & over. 11•• I _ __._ oaL....i 3-Attomey office. Desire phone 644.7432 ror !_?Pl. -ble Dishwasher llSd' pos. Car expen se. .._t 1 •-~~..,.. w B Program. Apply in persoo btwn. 1 && -_.,,.. 2yrs. California exper. S R salary, comm. Min. 3 ""· 1 "'4· ... ....., ay, •Nat'I referral program w I I I C l41~l. STOCK Clerk part time ears oom Air cond • 'I d · C.M.548-9852 Call i pt &6PM. au 1 ur, •· =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ for marine hardware S50 SIS-9223. ·...:• yrs. comm . un erwrat----------W It now orap · 23005.E. Bristol ~o.•• IMtir • t C 11 8 lb -~ - ing eaper. Must have F PART· TIME a Hemphill, 673-7300 Sant.a Ana Heights Ty'-:-M -,, * •SICRnAaltS• * s ore . 8 8 oa Montgomery Ward 18 c q & C lie Orange & L.A. Pick own hrs & income. <Next to McDonald's) ;. !::. Expd Ccasultant Ours Marine. ~9·9671, E 0 E ft frost free refrig. used Counties.Call: Ambitious, like people. llCB'TIOMIST E .O.E. Accountant/Deg$20.000 M/F/H 9mo.S32Sfirm . 751 ·3294 ' Diane Bullock Call for appt, SS7-5675. Exciting position in our !~~~~~~~~~ Sc-... .W.Ctw Acct.sPay /T55Sl4,400 1---------1 ~-9550 E.0 .E. design studio! Busy RetailSales Exp'd.-dynamlc. ECE Secy(TrainLanier) SUIDIVISIOH --------Part time. need am· h TYPING & & Elem. Ed. units req'd. Sl3.800 IMTm.IC>arLAMT bitious goal or iented P ones. Women's FIT retail 64.2-o.11 Liz Reinders Agency EH51MmS It UPRIGHT FREEZElta.!.i Like new, 1250. 645.2297 CAUTICHMICIAM people, opportunity to FILING. Near John days, exp. preferred: 4020Birch Est '64 EOE DISlaMHS Starting position avail earn unlimited , tax WayneAJrport.5S6-l60l. xlnt benefits. Call SICllTAIY Newport/833-8190/Free DllAFTSrlltSOH • 1 Whirlpool 2 speed W .M with Tustin based plant benefits. For app't call llC.rlOMIST 77G-1877asltforLarry. · Ligh t bookkeeping. Career opportunity Co. Will train-health in-496-4436eves 6-8pm. c 0 r po r ate 0 ff ice . SALES Clerk for retail Plumbing knowledge avail. ror talented & ex· Xlnt cond 1150. Cali eves. 631·1675. ''" surance. Arboretum In-Pleasant personality. marine hardware store. helpful. Fulltlme. Secretary per'd. Individual with terior Plants. Ask for PAIT'TIMI Lite typing. Newport P /time, ex per. nee . 848-3136. IXICUTIVE well estabUshed & grow· Maytag washer & ga,.,, dryer. Almost new S6Qo. Wendy. (714l7J0.6460. Semi-retired OK. San Beach.64G-8950. Call : Balboa Marine. SECRETARY SICllTAlY ing Civil Engineer ing Antonio Winery. 645·8940 firm nr 0 C Airport -ht•..twy COlflrol Offlu/ ..... Asst For vitamin mfg com- 7~1212 Part Time pany. Oper ate small c-..-.1Y..t1t IBM 5110 orfice com-C...n.n puter. Data entry. Good Adults with outstanding ma tb s kills Fringe attractive pe~nallties benefits_ Experience de· to spend 15 hrs per week sir able Linwilco Laboratories counseling youth •ies 10-15. Evenings & _ 832-9100 Weekends Available. 175 Janitorial route -respl Per w k · C a I I honest couple HB/FV 2 :~5:30pm. Mon thru . -Fra. 642-4321 eat. ~3. Top pay, reliable people. Ask for Lori. own phone & trans o.w.,.c .. t S8l·Z130 D., rllet Ll•ALSICllT.AIY 330W. Bay Street Laguna Beach. full time Costa Mesa. Ca. w /mlnlmum 4 yrs e~-E q u a I 0 p p o rt . perienc:e for sole practi-Employer tioner. Emphasis on criminal. Pl. & ramily law. Salary c o m · mensurate w/exper. 114149'1-1'789 UPI «MIAIDS Swt. ... tn.cton Now being hired by City of Huntington Beach. Call City Pool. 960-8884. U4i)UOIMrTI MAHA•• Exp necessary S8/hr must have good ref's. wine knowledge. accep· table drivinl( record ap- ply in person eves 2937 E Coast Hwy CdM Part Time l Temporary Jobs Available Clerks, Secretaries Receptionists. all Office Skills Needed!! iv1c11 HESTON I &Astoea.t.s CSpec:ializing in Temp0rary Clerical Personnel> Recepta'onls t. ~ork whi"le 549-9171, E.O.!:. M/F/H P IT pos. In I gi rl ofc. to Marketing Dir in Apply 1· • · · Ith S R ' .. financial services firm. n person w re· A C I FI C E ! Se a rs kids in sehool. Some typ-S.. Deslt C'9rtl Typi11g. rommunicatlon Resp., challenging pos. sRumbee to: BM~. Fuwe'!tl~s at po rtable dishwas her, ing. 11·2:30pm. Hrly Inside sales duties " skills essential. Lots of i n volving area or o rt ein, •ham xlntcond.175842·4314 rate. Irv I ne a re a . heavy typing in friendly variety & some travel. securities, insurance. Froet & Associates. 1401 --------- 549-7986. atmosphere or s mall Hrs nex . Call H P.J, real e state. Xlnt. Quail St . Newport GE oven-ra nge.hood.( 964·5325 Beach 1150 Westinghse s.c. dhl llC8'T'tOHIST Full Ume Mon-Fri. Must company near ocean. shrt.hd/typing skills re-~~~~~~~~~J Good .__-6:•-. Call Don· •'d. 714-&40-0123 l~ oven·sloveS22S ~9-lS.10 ""'""''.. Secretary1Typi4t, r!T, 4 ~ .. ~!!!~!!~!!!~~I ----na: 64,5.,Jlm. hrs pr day. HB nr1-SWJTCHIOARD Eltt. Dryer. be personable " well --------- gTOOmed, & enjoy meet- ing the public. Requires good spelling & pen- manship. No typing. Phone experience pre· ferred. Full coqipany benefits. Apply: Pen- nyaaver, 1660 Placentia SA1.IS Beach/Adams. 963·0516 SICllTAllY Of'Tlt near new. Sl.SO. IOOKIBra F/C P/time. days. wknds 495-6718. Ave .. C.M. rmmed. part time open- ing for Reader Ad representative for inside s ales position. Gd. com- pany benefits. Apply in person: Pennysaver. 1680 Placentia Ave . C.M. Mon· Fri., 1-SPM Secretary Bu sy Secr-eUrial svce. needs competent secr etary . Fast, accurate typist 957·9331. SECRETARY Wide variety of duties for sm. business. Includ- ing customer serv .. bill- ing. & posting. Pleasant atm06phere. 645-22.47 Small busy ad agency stcmAIY a.c .... M.f lch Exp. a plus, lite bk pg. Healthcare mgmt. co. in Challeng'\ng fast paced SALH Non-s mkr, excell Ir~ has an. immed. positk>n open in one of Newport Beach leading salary. 642·52Sl opening for indiv. to Newport Beaches mos{ Jewelers seeking full perform secretaria l prest11ious real estate time Employee we ll SICRITAltY duties for 5 of our Will train. 642-JOlJ Switdllwd/Rec•pf Busy public contac t Posit.ion for experienced operator Pulse board Call Billie. 751-3247 TIACHH Sal. only_ Exper'd. ECE req'd. Garden Grove area,. 9'71·SS33 White Frigidaire. xlnt cond. top freezer , rros1 free Sl75. 839-0219. ----------Refrigerator . frost·free. excellent, 1200. 548-8513. 548-4485 -------- Sears Elec Dryer. bke new. B&D Elec Lawn Edger S 19. 548-8242 ----Altdioft 10 f 5 brokerage and develop. versed in sales & office P IT afternoons good Medical Dept. start. The ment co. We are seeking procedures. 5 day week ski 11 s. t y p Ing & ideal candidate will a reliable congenial including Saturday, no shorthand call for an work well under pre. diplomatic person able eveninp. Call 873-9334. appt. 644·4492 ssure, h.ave the ability to T•le ...... 11 SoHcffors Res ponds lble young •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •• women to work eves 1• j I b ----------1 establish priorities. be to ugg e usy, busy W A• d pend bl •-h lf phones, typing, 50 sales ant Call 642-5878 Classified Ads &e2-S678 e a e .. ave se & adml1tlstrative staff initiative. Shorthand or erriciently, comfortably ,.. speedwriting a must. &wtthasenseorhumor. Sales Medical bkgrnd . & Excellent typing skills a c redentialing ex per. ~ust. Real estate & pre· HERE'S A "EM r:;!'dbe~fi~al=~~. & F~; vious receptionist & W interview. contact : phone experience de· s h a r 0 n R a s i n s . 5 : 30-9PM S un· Thurs earn 13.S0.15.50/hr to ap· ply call Kelly 540-.088 art 5:30Sun·Thurs. Telephone Solicitors . Needed immediate ly To work J.9. Mon.-Fri No experience nee No sell- ing Call after I PM alrable. Paid holidays. 71~1-1616. EOE M/F Major medical. pension iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~•--------•I ~af~~~;~:1~11 Slavick's Jewelers has an opening 966-0151. SICaTAaY TB.8'HOMI for a Jewelry Salesperson to work to hotel reservat ions. CALL•S PUBLIC FURNITURE *AUCTION* TORih 7:30 rM Lovely bedroom sets,• chesl-'. bunk beds. chest beds. living room tables, pictures+ lots more. SAVE SAVE SAVE We honor BorA. MC. cashier's checks & cash NO PERSONAL CHECKS PLEASE! ' Food Available a&eAL OFftCI Local leading pest con· trol company needs 1eneral office personnel. Entr y·level position. Typing & office exper. 540-0400 cs~~~~~~ closely with customers in selecting helpful. Call T im : MAHA•lll/A11i1t. Thursday. 3-19 btwn 9 & Women's specialty I •1 p·1a1· fine Jewelry and custom designs. The JOb requires a high degree of responsibility and good knowledee of Jewelry merchandise. Excellent SOwpm typing, filing & Prom home. part time. ph-One exper. 80wpm for well·knowo charity shorthand & will train on fund·raising campaign reservations. S900 mo. Call: 714-549-3712 Items subject to presa~ MASTIRS AUCTION 207St,; Newport Blvd CM Company Benefit Package. 3.m6a2J. s tore Full time . ....... II J I General office Full time Clothing expr. Nancy •• .,. office help n eeded Craig. lnc.556-t495 • · • 839-9625 646-~.' Send resume to: lf703. l~~!!!!!!~~~~j llc-Le.. 102'0 Daily Pilot, P .O. Box 1~ 1-· w/sorne bookeeping ex. Manager, Orfice work. e Special fabns • 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. TIA'fa A_.EHCY •••••••••••••••••••••"• 928216 NewJ>Ort Center n eeds Sc~winn 5 speed Tandem per helpful. Duties incl counter help for rood • • learning property service. Seasonal, (6 • £mt. • mngtnt office & com· mo.>. h .8. area. Call E. COMT ACT Ml. MdmMOJT 1714J 644-IJH Security officer, PIT, wkenda for lrg apt. com· ,lex in N.B. S3.50/hr. For info contact Jim Lupis at 8"-1900 . delivery person wilt. B1rke SM175. 2725 Gannee typing. can take lnstruc-O · C. · 545-1373 "' pule Input. Hrs 8:30·5 Songrath, i11o544.5378 • Immediate opening in our Marketin1 • w/possible overtime. I or write 14581 Acacia Dr .• Services Department for a Special . wk vacaUon art' 6 mo. T ti c ........,,, Features Editor. Ctndl~t.e muat have a • 9001 I _us __ n_. _a_._ .. _~ __ . ___ 1 • College Degree, writing & edltina. mo to start. Ca I Mature ""'rson for ladies' • expertise. and some experience preferred .• Deni 549-7881. ,,_ Challenging p0sltlon with ....,.wth .,...•nUal. rlgure control salon. • ••v ,........ • GENERAL front ofc. P/T,momings.642.3630. Excellent frln1e benefits. Send resume to: 2·9PM. Must type & • Daily Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, <»tta Meaa, Ca .• SLAVICK'S Fine Jewelers Since 1917 lion, own vehicle. M·F 8 : 30-3: 30. ff r I y + mileage. Do lo r es, 644·1663. ~----~---nnsma •Seeu.rit--•Y------1 With paste up ex . __ • ..........__ ._ c.. ~ perienc:e. Positions open • - --r In Costa Mesa & Dana ape 11 . Ide a 1 f 0 r MBNCALCOUl•I • 921128. Attn: Personnel. • !!>._mem1ruaJrer or student. M~ have own trana & • Editor's e ...... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ ~--... 4.--...11 ••• befamillarw/CaUtomia _ ww1-nPIST FTwy •)'Stem. No salea, • S t... • 1 Tues .• Thurs., Fri. . h•w"""'9g; Pt. The Composing Room, 979-3541. ....... OFftCI pleau.nt posit.ion for in· • ICre .. ry • , __ ... --""'-":. ,,_,,.,... __ .-==-""'• l2PM-8AM. Sat. 5PM-For dynamic invest. L--.L.IDI •ora wery In dlvidual who enjoys lAM. Must have own ment firm . Up to """"" '' • · drlvin«ll·F•518B-8500 e A chaUeogtofopportunJtylsbeln1offered . tranaportalion , 11200/mo. to start . terestin1 part time Job by the Daily Pilot for someone with lbe . PROFESSIONAL te..___·, CPR tralnln• Outstanding •rowth In pleuant o rtice? ~.... e intelligence, .... t ·~d skills req·"...,. to..._• •· ... .,._.., " f b 0 2 black Schwinn cruisers $130 & S140 xtras-~ cond 646-T.?75, 646-7050 , r I USIDllklS &C2-2173 Women's bicycle. xln• cond. 1100/bat orr. Need to sell. 152-7511 dysl 751·7U75evea , Racin1 bike ft /yellow G'' BMX Chromaley 2•· xlnt cood $300 842· 7872 Girl's Beac.h Cruiser .•• , Almost brand new. fu Clerlc•I. for mature --.. , "'" .... .,... """ ~ •tomeexper. pref'd. eotenUaJ or right In· t::non Locat•~-p C.H Phlebotomlat/ Recep-• secretary to the edltor. lt'a an lntereatin1 • > SALES dividual. Collins Assoc .. · · ""' · " p0siUoo requlrinl the tools of the trade -S67Sa Nlt'OI N 8 pt . Bcb. Ex per. • ~:~~~~~~·~0~~~ti • 80 wpm dictation, 70 wpm typln1. : :ls~;~6~al~~0:. ;~f~: n as. · · Glrl'• bicycle, anth(u• must. Accurate typin1. time, permanent p0s. • dlctaphone -and the ability to shift ~· 1:30-SPll Typist lNO Roll·F.,l 24" Par 540.$790. ' ~~~i::~atz.?s~: Phone: Jan fftllyer, • mentaJ 1ean on short notice. The benefltl • flMAMICAl PIODUCfl 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Varied office duUea lncl oriccmd..$450..-J . .._ C II ...... 1~·1 MO-OHO are 1enerous, the pay reaaoneble. ... l.YICll I-support for President of --=-~--~--+ _•_:_.._ __ .... ____ •----------• AppllcaUons bein1 accepted only throu1h • llC'Y P/T leadil'l1 stereo manufac· I PS I ti..,.,.. IOI• ,,... ________ Medical e •ppointment by callln.J ... 842-4321, ext. I N~ Beech firm Is Meklng Typtna, t/b a 1eneral of· turer In Jrvlne uu. , ..................... • MONrOMCI • 277. acldltlonelstafftoma,_etflnWlel ncedutiea. Flex hrs. nr Type 50wpm from l9WOODb6'1 · -·; PVU.nan; • Ca•rl . • Mr1tk:IMto1meUandmedlum11ze JohnWayneA.lrport call trantcrlber. Good Sd, dit decllina. N11 Receptionist Sec'y It Ml,... owners. Wt are ,_Ing Bart.araw.-1ecnurial e.xpo1un1 • load-11,000 ft In frot" Bookkeeper. f;.•p . e 0,. •• I fer,....wttttacotl • ...,..,I .__'Y,UC-. 1rowth opportunity. mill,5fJl/ft CMtu.9" NIW n • e e I I a r y • S 1 n flwr ' + YMr'I Of builnnt/..... -_.., (714)9'111. XIJ'1 IQ1UO>e Clemllde Write Ad nn e ••P9ftlta and• true lntwtst fn 'or •in• CPA ft.rm . 8UltNlllMIN c/oDaUyPilot POBOX • E•r:rlenced at i.a1t 5 year1. Mwil be: lnd1,.,...q.,.o,en1ncomea Dutlel will 1110 Incl. 'fYPIST Alum patto room t.at the DAILY 1580CM CA aa8. • ab • to Ute new1paptr umer• and Curttnt Staff 1ncomft '':= froM tomellkkpt, m.toa.. Pert tlme1 2•1 days per ctonr., !O)t 1e. Wlndo111 plat.tmMlna ayatema. E•cellent waps .. O. "St•,000/yHr tft lat •k. Vacation relief. Ap-lt,....·ClOmplete '90CI t OT*...._,..._ Medkal. ome. M•na1er e tnd benetlts. A~ lnPl:r.on w/reaume, e llKM..-..,.ran ... forthe llLLAYOM ply at: 1880 Placentia. nh•dorall00.811-t405 .. ~-..::.-:-:,,~ ~!.:,f~:~c ,!~~~~':;: e toOranceeout0 ~---1~ e flrlt!Mw )'Mn. ML TIMI Cottallp• .. t!::;.: Plctllloue wn.. 11c1 ao. ""· Dally •. . i'29t'lfreet-I ~& ou m.y call direct (114) ~•, EamJ:U"'.::., 0 ar. W..,/W.,...• how ~ 9.;. ~ IU=· ~ ....... o .. C8oA~1JeO. • m\fTav . ·=•Tueldly,Merch2J~ Apply b\wn ~AM • llllld ... J~ ---· ~ -' " J t Im 12 ..__ SZllVlCE'STA'ftON AT· 12Pll. Charlie'• Chill, •••••& m Costa Meta, CA · ·• p.m. ·-'" a -·-·· ·~ , IXT.+-'" trr.ile "1S oN ltllllf lot Bqual()pportunlly EmpJ01er '-~ ~ --· ~~01..:·a::u11s!~ =~tr . .=· '2, ii=~~~ ~ .. M... .... c:· .=e:.=. a . • •••••• ,........ -.J El o• Mlr: HC ·•, ,, 111a-. Jftll • trwt.e. NI. ..... IS 1' "''° .... , ........ ~. _ -... • • --r~ 1 1ea.-,..,,.~ ,.~ Cl=MW•••...a.~ ' c. ·'' I - ------~ --.,,,,. --,f ,,, ~~ --~ --• ~~~.;J======.?==.::====~===~:.:~.;.:;;::~~~-=;:::;¥:= .. ::;:,;;:::.=:;.~t ) ' I O..._ a.trieffr pu.,., Olrlt Pl•Hpple bdrm .C. h. IOldeft, t'hamp. ••t. Bed·che•t·mlrrqr ...... See Damt It 11.n. de1ll yel/whlte S1'S .... ,. ewt. 141·1"72 AI C Gold. Rtt, pupe.. '" ,...-..fnl."50.male ll00.111 ... Ate ct.mp Biiied Cocker Chelr, upbollttrtd In An· Pups. Come 1ee/wlll tlq~ irotd velvtt .. a mo .ti. coat irl person. old. llke new 1125. 2131' .... 190I MI ram •r, Bal b o a ----------1 P enjntula 873-MM YELLOW L•b/Golden - -"9t. pupe. I*>. Call btwn AN110VE BIR DSY.VE a fr 5PM. 556-3810. ext. • Maple bedroom aet 2'1.uUor J lm j m -om __ _ 10 mo. AKC rea. Cocke rTwln mattraa seu 12S Spaniel. all shots. 1115. ta. Stt ol 8 dlnlng chairs 5U·52H Thurs. or St<IO. ChUdl or aewlng as1.noz Fri. desk '25. Dlnett• at 4 --------~-chaln1 SUlO. ~&2(2 Sp1i~1er Spaniel Pup1. - -A,KC champ. blood line. Lovely oak ~uch table. Sl25ea 545-1527 Colonial tele bench ta · bit. 4.dwr r heat of dwrs. DOG TRAINING ....................... ~~~;;~!!!~ SIOC>'=t1:er. 'II ..... ll' Wlndroae. CaU DebWe: lll-1tn •. ftl1• ... crUk• C all M~:: .... I/ l>Oll or larl bet 8•4 S.--M t t I •ltd11.u+ttJI •••••••••••••••••••••• N•w '11 Pried'-11 Cat H.D. ''8YI Low ride r , w /tratlei, neve r ln blatll w/extr11. Run1 MUST SELL ;.:~· SHOO. P .P . ~:;:~.~: 0 8(). WtatlaU 32. Flush detlc. H.D. '91 Sportater CUi t .. llZ.100 Ooe Of• kind. S•~ or Web•r u~b. M UST ....... offw trade for real e1tate. SEU.. Dennis. 990-3192 Priel•11tflltl1 S 5 t • 0 O O · ff • n 1 '75 XR75 Baaunl ex~ _______ __..., _1 C .. ....,. :r 7141ai.ui2 ha111t, mudder fenders. ---------..-.~ .... tftn•H/ '7 .. 2' Wanted: older u Uboat pl11Uc endorotank.':!!s Semct fOIO --w /sllp In Ne w port atn>ft(. aood cond. H 1'5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '59 Hydrotwlft 75hp, t7' Harbor. 131·1987 55t-al01 Charlie. &44·1805 Marine Electrician r b It e n i . e JC t r • s , Oeal~llnttall/repalr SU00/0 80 145·244% lo9h. SI,./ 80 ~ Special with far · Qua!. work. 549·2520eve Oodls 9070 lnir. u Is S900 after 5pm llADY'FOl FtSHIMG • • • ............. ••• • •• • Chri• M2.IJ'781 BOATMAINTENANCE Trojan 25' Express %4' Sailboat. 1ound & Speclallit In Teak Cruiser, fully equipped, seaworthy. 5'' m oorin11. '77 Kawasaki KOlllO·MS. S39(). Xlnt cond. New SIAYISAVll Wf'IH US9 PAITS Im ported car partJ IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim nt09900 CHEAP!! SliaJitly med turbo kit ·1~ '74 DatsUI\ Z cars 1-.583'1 '62 Ramble r ·All o r nothing S225. Dr. It home. Apt 8206 425 Mer· r lmacC.M. Wa1dn11 &Resloring fatho. live bait t a nk. NO 116.000. 615-7138 0 /R... VHF. & much evPS. Great deal. Scirorro alloy whls. Used I yr • best offer. 644· 1318 tire, orig nn. slam (H t -· ------ Not I~~ 548-6859 Wa nted dependable. ---more. Lesli than 200 hrs. ---- SGPJf at 20 knou. 3 boat Sli ps available, NewPort tOlO owner. Sacrifice 115.0$>0. Beach. 25'·35'. Avail Dys 640· 1633, Evu now 642-4664. '79 Suzuki RM \25, never s m a ll blork Ch e vy ra~. Uke new. beat or e nirine 1980 or later fer. 831·6876 aft. 5. 548-0995 days I Obe d ience/ Prob le m Intl. Tender. 8'4" hyp New In box. Sells 1849. 475.8883 ------- N EED end tie for 2S' Trimaran w/l8' beam. '18 Kawasaki KZ SR ~. 327 en11ine with power ------· ------ E l c " 1 0 i • • f • c • 1, • 0 " D c b E a u •• , -.;,1vtn1. MJ. DOG TRAINING sac. '399. (714 17~·1732 25 ' Mako . float o n I , 953-8344 6 dys. a luminum tra iler. 235hp --J ohnson, VHF radio. Mar ine Stove. P r rncess depths recorder. outrig. •045 Iron table , glass top, Pr'feto YM 56x33. 4 chairs & pads. •• ••••••••••••••••••••• St95. Also misc. chain & Electric, ttiree burne r gers. ,Ca ll arter 6pm with oven. like new (714 1&42~3. FOaSAU!!! easer . maple country yle-$60. Dresser. anti· ue F re nc h p rovin l a l·Sl OO. Antique - ** IBUY ** PPod used Furniture & After 5:00646-8435 Orig Litho by John Len· BRITISH Seagull lonl{ non from .. Bag One" shan outboard mtr. 3hp Sl~. 535-5595. 16' Wood boat, trailer. ~.Good shape. 493-9759 eves. 28' Californian. '86. sngl ga s , f l y b r i d ge . fi ber glass. VHF. depth sounde r . trim labs . dinghy wloutboard . fo ll can vas. Sl9.500 Call Dys: 847·6044: 700.8677 eves. .o.pplianc--OR t will Jewelry: Private Party 26 · Ch · fl c b in " .... WANTED· Triumph Cub r1s cra 11 Mllor SELL for Vou (). 00 F' · will sacrlrice S20 gold Cruiser.xlnt cond.$5500. Erickson 32'. '75 loaded. IMIASTHS AUCTIOM PATT p L urnature pitte 11927) ringed with '!'otorcycle. any cond1 • B e au ti Cu I . I 0 Yr d iamond <necklace I also lion. John~-~ 846-7522 Bristol cond. Orf er. R F. .646-1616, 133-9625 Guarant~0""' 7239 2 b t•f 1 di d .79 ...... Penn-Van. 200 hp or term s 968·7903. • --~'"<>:!:: eau 1 u a mon Wanted : stroller. high ""' JIUYFUltHITURI Whitewood4poster twin rin11s retail tot~ value chair . car seat. misc tur bo d ie s el. rully 968-~2 s 957·8133 bed with mattress & box Sl4.000 will sacrifi ce for On ly in good cond equipped, im mac cond O'day 12. xlnt cond. with , sprinl(s $5(). 646·3375 S8000call 1714 )759-09E.._ 751.8967 Bargain priced. Pvt par t railer , S800 ~1t. Bdrm set. 6 pc.s -----Gold & silver lop dollars -----ty. 77S-7l25. 673-3729 548 4288 lst o bed.). S200. Trad1 Garo1J9 Sale 1055 Class rings"' Wanted: older satlboat ----~n~I Dining Rm set .,6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 957.8053 w 's l 1p in Newport Glassply. 17' 110.120 hp Fixe r upper ol d e r thairs. 2 leaves. sohd New purses SIO/ea . ---Harbor 751·896"1 Mere V hull wttrailer sailboat w/slip Newport •ood. beaut finis h S250 Drafting Tbl SSO . old MochMery 1071 --Ve r y rlea n S2900. Beach 751·8967 Co rne r Bdrm gr oup dining rm chrs (6) Sl50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M11sicol ~JJJOorMS·0775 ftso. ~S-9223 Oriental rug Sl7S 1438 Craftsman tO" tablesaw. lns.,,...Rts 8083 ----------~--Doro thea P lace, La S225. 3/8" drill & drill ••••••••••••••••••••••• PACIACA 44 Frigidaire Gldlone Cstm Habra C213) '91·3185 press attachment S3S CONN Directo r trombone ...LIQUIDATION hnperial cu ft S3SO. Din· -------646-21687 with cue. Exce lle nt ,79 must be sold 250 hrs iJIR Set Ma hogany w/6 M 0 V I N G S A 1. E Mhc.el•IMI IOI condition. SIOO 675·8052 Also41' avail under dis cbrs. buHet & other s W as h er I D r Ye r . •••••••••••••••••••••• arter 6PM tress condition. •0325·759·0226 ~~::.1:,.,~:~t~~~c ~!:· 6'portablespa,pwrpack . 6STRI NGACOUST fC DGYktfnserh•c. 8. Sofa + matching 4'..'J' 2542 Santa Ana A ve CM deliver, set up S2200. GUITAR 714/873-5252 25' C·Class Catamara n with trailer. 1st S975 833-7381 dys '79 Sloop, cstm hit. 15'3". dac sails wttrlr. xlnt S2195. 962· 1608 Classifed Ads "42 ~78 Call· 548-&4l2 or 552.1660 li ke nu. 4000 mi. 11600 11lide trans SJ75 art 5PM Firm. Eves~0.~!59 _ _6.:J l·?._S&'i_ SS' SLIP . Balboa Marine #124 Avail now til June 1. Call btwn ~5. &44·9730. 30' dock. power boat or Taberncale Mas t. No ovemischters St60/ mo 752-2584. --- ATTN· PVT DOCK OWNERS NWPT BA V Beautiful 30' s ailboat needs shp in Ne wport Bay Business exec & wife are sole owners No kids. no dogs. 964-2080 ---- 60'MOORIHG 18' boat, S2S.OOO Tony 6'75·0915. 631 ·4286 ·79 Seneca II. 8SO TT: brn & ii:ld ext. dlx clb seats . 3 bid pops: rull r ollins. llSI. 195 dme . full cple & glide slope. long ran11e t a nks . h eavy dut y brakes . stereo. sound proofing. sin part IJS on ly ! Never damaged & a bea ut y Sll 7 .500 1714 )54().6911 Excellent condition Autos for Sale 1~9Suzuk1 RM 80 I S500 &46·1415 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---IMPORTANT 1919 VA MAHA 80cc NOTICE TO LikeNewkOO READERS ANO 966-1390 ADVE.RTISE~S -----The price or 1ler.:s MotwH°"'"• Sale/ advertised by vehicle Reftt/StonNJe •I 6 dealers in the vehfc le ••••••••••••••••••••••• classified ad ver t1sln ii WE CAN SELL YOURR.V. 559-1304 RENT 22 ' lu x m t r home Sips 6, self cont S2751wk + 8' ma 640-8585. '76 Tioga Motorhome. ·11.25· A1r~tream. ~ood cond. sips 2. furn. SSOOO 645-45.JO bef. 5 F.st in pk.. C M $7500 Lo" space rent f urn ·77 Nomad Rx32. < N98831 Elite 894 4401 '76 Terrv. established . o;pa('(' rent $1 05. comp! furn. inrl TV. IS59451 F:lite 894 4401 l'Olumns does not in dud(' any a ppl1 rable taxes. hl·ense. tra nsfer fees. finance charii:e!> fees for aar pollution con trol device cert 1rications or dealer documenta ry preparation charges un less otherwi se specified by the advertiser Antiquff/ Clouics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '46 F ord Wo odi t> restored. $13.000 Al-'iO '29 Model A Town .Sed an 4 dr. restor~d Ideal for s tud en t S1 0 OO H fi75·6161 Mustanl! '65 Conv p ., d1sr brks. pwr top auto pony mtr 2119 4. V e111! 'ltraiii:ht bod y xln1 mech. wire whl rvr~ tonneau. boot On g fl' I pty 17141968·2042 1963 Volvo Sedan. t<)l')cl eng. body needs ~ome r epair St JOO Own(•r ~8·7249 c~.s•/ llftllt 9120 '64 Traveleze 20' " c ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove. rr fnf!. nu inter ior '48 Lmron Cont Mark I CJ>t' $5750 Olds F.ngant• C192TPL1 661 62 10 '76 COLEMAN TENT StSOO 641-673 1or 775 t003 TRLR. Sleeps 6 CUsed 4 eves Times I Stove. Sink. Ex t r 8 c a n v a s Find what you want in 1714 >995·8989 Daily Pilot Classifieds '28 FORD Mode l 'A Rumble Se<1t. hne c:ir best offer 640 8526 ~ve seat SIOO. Dinin11 II k I 631-6519. 645-7285 S22S 675·8172 --- 1'bl wllear + 4 chrs S50. 631·7086a wee ong. . - - -Autos, Hew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9800 Auto1, Mew 9800 A4rto1, Hew 9800 ffo.2560 Household sa le ; 22 cu' John Wayne Tennis Club Gibson acoustic l{Uita r 20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• New stereo cabinets. roll t:ep bar cabinets for ~ans. bookshelves. new 3'" gas stove I Almond I. ~·a r i o u s h s e h I d f)l m iture 536·6676 aft &PM Ama na r efr igerator fam m e m ber s h ip . yearoldclass1c freezer. dishwshr. lawn SllOO incl. transfer $400 548·0905 care items. ba by items. 644·1549 c v VJO p 1 etc. Fri. 3/20 6962 Paula WANTED. S t roller & 12 erwm ega /\ CircleH.B 8'8-6094 highc hair also m isc Speakers S200 each. 1 ba by items . 751·8967 T~pro 6000R 6 channel R 16 f ·1 -------. -mixer boa rd. Sl25 or ummage. a m 1 Y J ohn Wayne Ten_n1 s Club S450for all. 839·6128 ----- Sat/Sun. 5962610 Joann re11. member'$hlp, StOOO ---- OJk dinette set. parquet St.. Costa Mesa. incl. transfer. 675-MSS Office Fwwit.-. & top. t yr old . m ust sell SUNDAY SALE 10·5pm Reasonable!John w ;y-ne EqMIP'Mftt 1015 S360. 848-7297 Antq Barber chairs fan T ennis Club F amily ;·~:;;•••;.:·;.:••·,~~:7 tas t i c pri c e o p e n Members hip 844·1613or s. x w . Couch. end tables. corree table. 640-2347 after 6pm. Mahoga ny Trestle dmin11 rm tbl. 2 leaves. 6 chr!! '450. ~lJS2 Htde·a·Wa y bed . S50. Comb loveseat & r ouch. SJ35. Misc ror s e ll. 530-8629. Medallion garden furn Driftwood wtcamel. 48" round tbl. umbrella. 4 chrs Also: 3 Chaise . 2 c'hairs. ottoman. ilass tbl. 760-1%12 . E nglis h armoir . S425 759.9471 <Judy1 retum . 2 exec cha irs . Gas Fi re pl a c e L rg ------ -&40-8230or640-9900 Spanish type dining set Amer Oak dresser '250· Typewnter table $25. o r. S225. Sunfish S ail Boal & 3x3 Oar<_!en window .new flee chair S35. Utility ta Trailer S32S. Lrg mirror Sl51?. Paintings & prints bleS25. 675·8172 5'5''x5'5" Plants. junk Stained glass 646·3478 - ---- & neal stuff. Windward 1600 Gloria M a rs~;1\S T ENO R ETTE D i e Barbershop. 30854 Coast M be h' SSOOIOBO taphone Barelv used H igh~ay . Alp a Beta e m r:7i 8213 Good cond. Oniy $220. Shoppmg ------ -~·337S Huge 3 fam )d u le . IRVINE COAST CO~N· Pi..;& 0~1 8090 C a mping equip . s m TRY C LUB F a mil y ••••••••••••••••••••••• a ppl. reg ping·Pong tble. membership. 644·8036· ESTATE SALE Texas long horns . tires. IOam·Spm wkdays Sunday 3122 . 8·5pm Tv's. luggage, r adios. Beaut mahog. 31~" slate Hammond Organ w/2 boat shore line Hubbel p 0 0 I t ab I e . L e a t h spkrs. $2000/080. Stor.v. a dapters . misc books pockeu. Must see S800. Clark Spinet pi a no . ---etc. 345 Cost a Mesa St. 846-3037. 645 .. 7848 11000. ~ Rut~ers Dr Brown J ordan . 4c lub C.M.548-0500Sat. Only. -------C.M 979·8776 . chrs. w/2 tbls. Camel ---Camper s hell. 6"'2' long. --.--. - "/b eige c us hions . HUGE P ARKING LOT :r wide. 2w high. s75. Upnghtp1ano.xlnt rond. 1212. GARAGE SALE. Saint Philco refrig . SJOO '450 -------Wilfrid 's E p isro pal 548·0130. S52·4487 Red vel vet hl11h back Church 18631 Cha ppel -----. c:hair iood condition. L H t 8 h SAT W e ddi nlls O ff ! r r B ea~t1fu l R ose wood ll5 631·3474 Ma::·2is~:A·M t~iPM. Bullocks va ult. must Upn irht Contempor a ry sell. never work Ca na· I S89s Large Hlde·a -~d J Family.Appllances.cy· d ian Red Fox, f ull ___ 760-l507 __ Good Condition cle acces., shower doors le ngth. large collar.15portt.g Gooch 1094 ~31·~74 & misc. Sat Only . 8·2pm. med. size. Appraised at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16022Walti Cir. H.B. 18500: SS500 or ofr. Seiko dive watch. good to Moving Sale·Sofa S90. dbl bed StOO. Frlge S75. Butcher Blk Tbl w/4 din SUICl. will take ofrs l ·Slll2:i M a r e h 21 . 22 9 a m 968-tlOUAM 's ___ lSOmeters. chlldrens clothes, fu rn, Sofa bed S17S. Bed S75 __ 151·8967_ toys . ski equip. dble bed Honda so $350/offer. TV, Redo, & other Items MS-78'79 HIA, Steno IOH 11111111•-------1 MOVING SALE COOKWARE ~1·•••••••••••••••••••••• ()Juch. ch•ir, tables It Lots of goodies. Fri·Sat· 20pcWaterlessSet Beautiful Color TV. 2 yr limps. Wimbledon VI~. Sun. 2Z030th St, NB. S2!50/0 BO. S57-5e?S Sw1~~.t!~o F1786ree. dell very \t 73 P r t oce ss C t. J ..., ....,.. 97-la:IO Houaehold items . March 7pc Ludwig druma MSO. 4 Hoffman Console Early ··-------21st fr 22nd. tAM-dark. mas r1rns w/Ures 145. American Radio. EMODELING SAL£ v erytb\n1 aoe •. na. sofas, br furn, bles, lamps, tr1l1c. Sal 2. S un . t -5 . 212 ~ethyl\. Bal. fa. 107321.ehnhardt. P .V. deslt:s·mlrron893-6909 1 uo 631·3474 You can be a WINNER Just by 1endlng us your name and address and by watching for your name In the claulfted ads of the D•lly Piiot. Witt un.u to lbt cf rcua, ~· a.musemt nt attractloltil • •DOrUna evftll . .J•t nu out uu. ~,_..a ..U It toAJ lo tM: Oelelfled Depanra~ Pilot mW.l91 ~eotu CAtme I : ' ' i I ' I I I I : ::.i : 1·· . . . !1 ~ z r1 e,. ' f FHIDAY MARCH :10 19H l O RAN G E CUUN l'V 1 .ALl~Oi1 NIA 2~, CENTS 13 gun1nen he1a near nuclear plant they did not know who the men were or what they were doing. "l don't know what I've got," Dean aald today. ''The men speak English, but two of those in custody might be foreign na· Uonall." tloned today by agents from the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, evidence has been found to in· d lcate the men intended \p sabotage the plant. He said the NRC had no prior knowledge of the group. The sheriff said Dixie M. CRYSTAL RIVER. Fla. <APl -Thirteen men were held on trespassing charges today after they were arrested -armed wlth automatic weapons and dressed in military fatigues ·-on private land near a nuclear power plant, county officials said. The arrests occurred late Thursday on a rancb bordering the Florida Power Corp. nuclear plant at C r ystal Ri ver , authorities said. The men claimed to be members or an Army unit from Fort Benning, Ga., and officials there lirst acknowledged and later denied association with the aroup, said Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean. · Federal officials said there was no indication that the m en represented a threat to the power plant. But federal officials said The men, described by Dean as "clean·tul, straight-looking ""1S in their 208 and 30s," were anest- ed al their camp' near the 858· megawatt plant. Dean said only one of the doien or so weapons confiscated was American-made. The rest were described as Soviet, Japanese and Israeli weapons. Dean refused to re lease the namesofthemen. "In cue this turns out to be legitimate . . . CIA or something, I don't want lo blow their cover." he said. A uWity spokesman said if lhe men were connected to the federal government. the Nuclear Regulatory Commission should have been notified because of the operation's proximity to the nuclear plant. H ol l i n s . ow ner o f the Hollinswood Ranch, reported J hearing automatic weapons fire • Wednesday night. He went out The men were being ques- NRC spokesm an Ken Clark said in Atlanta today that no a nd encountered an a rmed man, · tStt NUCLEAR. Page AZl Recall lo~ming . Dana group gets signatures Where shuttle worker died This diagram illustrates the engine com- partment of the space shuttle Columbia where an accident at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., killed one worke r and nearly a!fphyxiated four others. Related story Page A4. Clymore put out of room, fears kidnap f'ormer O r an ge County hostage Craig Clymore has been kicked out of his hotel room in Damascus. Syria, and says the U.S. Embassy is about to kidnap him, a spokeswoman for his at torney said. Clymore, alleged to be the ringleader of an international drug smuggling operation. is facing a seven-count indictment in the United States. Gunmen bind two, g et cash in Laguna 'fwo gunmen burst into a home in Laguna Canyon Thurs- day night, tying two occupants with tape and ransacking the house before neeing with $90. Police said a neighbor who heard lhe ruckus and came over to investigate was slugged in the face and forced to lie on the floor al gunpoint. The suspects , one carrying a shotgun, thr other a re volver. burst mto the house occupied by Geor l'(e Fendley and Caroline Kustin near Big Bend. The gunmen forced the pair on a bed where they tied them up w ith athletic tape before ransacking the house. The shotgun-wielding suspect is described as between 25 and 30 years of age, s tanding six feet l inch tall, weighing 185 pounds. w1th dark hair. He was wearing an olive colored coat and gray boots. The second suspect, who car· ried a revolver, was described a s about 25 years of age, six feet tall, weighing 175 pounds with blond hair By JOHN NEEDHAM Ol IM o.llY P'ile4 SIAff A Dana Point citizens group has gath ered enough valid s ignatures on recall petitions against four Dana Point Sanita· lion District board members to force a special election by July. Rosalyn Lever . a spokes man for the Orange County Registrar of Voters, said more than enough signatures had been verified on the four petitions to qualify the measure for the ballet. Members of the board named in the recall effort by the Dana Point Cititens for Action are Angus Smith. John McComb, Jack Schmidt and Earl Hardisty. "We were just delighted with the outcome."' said Carolyn Walti. spokesman for the Citizens for Action, lhe group seeking the recall of the board members. "We are very proud of the way the whole thing went.'' She said her group would be sponsoring candidates in the elec- tion, when Dana Point. res idents will choose whether or not to re- call the four board m embers, and a.bo vote ror a slate of new direc· tors. Mrs . Waltl added that the citizens group wo\lld bold meet- ings at which residents can meet those running for seats on the sanitation board. The Dana Point Sanitation Dis- trict board spurred the citizens group to action when it refu sed to rescind a controversial pension plan it adopted last April. The plan would pay the district directors $500 a month after they retire at age 65, after serving eight years on the board. A fifth board member , Louis E Dunning, also was a recall target, but he died less than a month after being served with recall papers last October. The man named lo replace Dun- ning, Don Klaasen, is not named on the recall petitions. His term will expire in November. The citizens group needed l,408 valid signatures on each of the re- c a II petitions t o qualify the measure ror a vote. Thal number represents 25 percent of the reg- istered voters N:l Dana Point. Mnrf' than 1.750 signatures .. ., S4!rio ..... ..,. APWt,.._..lo Comedienne Carol Burnett listens to testimony in the trial on her $10 million libel suit against the National En- quirer. The case is expected to go to the jury next week. <Related story, P~ge AS >. The former Lake Forest resi dent was aboard a Pakistani jetliner that was hijacked March 2 on a flight from Karacbi to Peshawar by three opponents of the Pakistan government and later flown to Damascus T he spokesman for Clymore's attorney. Ronald K re ber of Laguna Beach. ~aid the 24-year· old man was "very agitated" whe n Cly mo r e te lephoned Thursday to say he had been ousted from his hotel rovm . Clouds hide arriv al of Keith j11ry deadlocked "He kept saying 't hey' were putting pressure on hi m ," the spokeswoman said. Clymore is also reported to have said, "I'm going to . be kidnapped by the U.S. Embassy." The spokeswom an, who said sh e had taken the call from Cly more, said Clymore claimed he had been prevented from calling Kreber, and was told the International tele phone lines were disconnected. Clymore reportedly used a friend's hotel room telephone to reach his lawyer. Kreber is planning to Cly to Damascus Monday to visit his client. Kreber previously said he has been issued a visa by the Syrian Embasay in Washington, D.C., allowing him to enter the coun· try. When Clymore and 101 other host ages were released last Saturday ,after spending 13 days on the jet, news of his lndict- m ent 1long with elaht other Californians was announced by tbe U.S. Attorney's ofllct. WELF~RE HOAX COSTS WOMAN ' SAN DIEGO <A P ) -A woman who applied for welfare o der 13 names, clalmlnc to have 18 children, baa b41en M1'tenced to two years In Jail with 10 yeart' probaUon. Laun 1.Allb Zielonka. 21. wu eonw\eted of well are fraud and rjury. Sbe Jot credtt for 200 a7111*J( ta JaU, but Mun.lctpal Ml• David B. ¥oon ordered er• Tb-.reday tci pay bull 1,•11. . n e w sea s on No rain is expected tonight after the last storm of winter helped push rainfall levels toward normal along the Orange Coast, accordini lo a s pokesman for the National Weather Service. The first day of spring was ushered in today al 9:03 under cloudy skies that aren't expected to clear completely until Sunday. A spokesman for the Weather Ser vice said that a new storm could bring showers by Monday morning. Otherwise it will be a dry weekend with temperatures tonight in the low 50's and highs predicted at 65 Saturday. The rainy season along the Orange Coast got off to a slow st art this year. with the season's total until Thursday night lagging far behind the annual average. ln Huntington Beach. resident weather expert J . Sherman Den· ny measured .58 inches of rain from the latest storm and 10.32 for the season. The average is 11.95 and last year 20.21 inches were measured. • · r guess thia la all we're aoine to get," saJd Denny. "We're out of danger.'' In Newport Beach the Orange County Harbor Patrol measured .« lncbel of rain and 1.90 for the year. A small craft warnJn1 that was in errect Thursday waa Uft.ed early this momina. Sanuaio Peak received the heavies t rainfall from Thurld.aJ's storm wltb 1.8 tnches meuured by the Oran .. CowalJ flood Control D\ttrict. Tbe blll8 have been bit with ts.1 lncbee for the Y•ar, 1Wl short ol UM•· 1 t.eh avera1e for moupt.ainoua part& ol ea1temOrM1tCount.J. la Colt.a MeN .11 lHMI of ra.ID were meas~. 8lfd 7.71 tndM!I C~ U.t!!U , .... Al> Pane l mulls l if e or d eath for s l ayer By DAVrD K.UTZM ANN Of IM O•llY P'I ... SI.ti An Orange County Superior Court jury which must decide if convicted murderer John Alan Keith of San Clemente is lo die in the California gas chamber is deadlocked 11·1 but will con· tinue deliberations on Monday. Judge Donald A. McCartin, after polling the jury Thursday, said he wanted the panel to come back and try once again to r each a decision. Keith was convicted by the six-man, six-woman jury or fir s t -degr ee murder with speciaJ circumstances in late February for the mutilation slaying of Corona del Mar real estate agent Ruben Martinet in his home. The panel took only a day and a ha lf to determine Keith's guilt. However. jurors had been weighing the 23-year-old man's Cate -death or life imprison· m ent without parole -for a week. Jury foreman Donald Cham· n ess told Judge Mccartin Thursday that the panel was "hopelessly deadlocked" 11·1 and he didn't believe further deliberations would serve any purpose. 'l'wo Mesons aboard Mammoth combe.d for missing plane By AllTBtl& a. VINSEL OfUltOelly..i1etlutf Searchers flytn1 throu'h snow·blindlnf weather ln the Mammoth L.Ue area today re· ported no 1lcn of a unl.thed plane taJT)lilll two Coeu Mc;H men home from a aki trip. Tbe two mea took off about 1 p.m. ftunday 1D •ro vtaibWty weaUMr aacompuled by heavy 1now. Tbey were bound from Mam~ Lake to Blahop to pick •P tbrM other Oran1e Count..Y' *clenta oe u .. tUtht back to J-Wayne Airport. Liti.cl u mtaatD1 and PA· aumed d_~~~ ln tbe turbo· cll•t•ed ~· n1m• C-.a 210 aircraft rented at John Wayne Airport are: -Robert Reed, 25, a manage· menl trainee w1tb th• Ralphs Market ebatn. -Michael T hompson. 2$, whoae Cotta Meta addreu wa.s alao not lilted. Auu,oriU .. •aid U..lr compan· lou wbo had ex,.eted to Joln Utem •ta.. wa1 bome. are re- t u rain1 to4•1 br bu• h:om Bl1bop. Wbere U..y had lpeD\ t.betr ski b0Hda7. . _ Tbe1 were .ldeDWitd at DaYid and SllanC.U• Smith, of &1 Toro. and Ste Speer,•· of Newport Beaclt, ~~ad.home...,...... , .... ~ .... Al) It wasn 't revealed toward which decision the jury was leaning in its voting. ln polling the jury, M cCartin found three membe rs who still believed a verdict could bt reached. One or them . Fra nk Schiavone, said he needed an impartial explanation on the meaning of aggravating and mitigating circumstances in the crime. Defense l a wye r James Merwin of Laguna Hills said he believed any furthe r delibera· lions wouJd "needlessly " put both the jury and Keith through "additional trauma." Merwin said Mccartin should declare a mistria l in the penal- ty pha s e o r the case , automatically giving Keith life imprisonment without parole. However, McCart.in ordered the additional delibe rations because three jurors had In- dicated tbey believed there was still a "reasonable probability" a decision could be reached. "It's goina to be touab.'' one juror told the Judae durinl his polling of Ute panel. According to testimony in the case, Keith and a companion, Antboc\y David BJ ca_ of Dana Point, killed Martines, 40, in the bedroom of hit Coron.a del Mar (See JVa Y. Pace U) Firms warned WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe United Aato .Worken union if 1tnln1 DoUce on J'oid and Oeaeral Moton tbat tt won't 1c· cept . Cbft1le.r,1t,I• w11e con· ce11ta.' and warmq them that. an.y IM'9 ln tbat direction by the \op two automakers would pro•ef\IWe. C we re verified on each petition. Mrs Lever of the c·ounty reg- istrar's offi ce said, maktng tt}e recall election mandatory. The four district directors now have 14 days to set a dale for a special election. That election must lake place no sooner than 80 days after the April 20 deadline for determtntn~ the e lectron tSE>e RF.CALL, Page A2> P a n e l OKs • trac t in S.Lag u na The state coastal commiss100 has unanimously approved plaru by the Broadmoor Developm.ent Co. to subd1 v1de a 212-acre tract lying southeast of the Aliso Creek Golf Course in Sou~b Laguna. The state commission upheld a regional roastal commission ruling Wednesday approving the construction of 28 smgle-family lots on about 15 acres. 3S4 COfl· domin1um units on 55 acres. and JOO affordable housing units within that area The subdivision was opposed by the South Laguna Civic AS· sociation, which launched an ap peal of the region<1l c·o m · mission's endorsement Association member~ said the project included mass grading that would deface the Ahso Peak ridgeline The group also said r unoff from the development would affect the 142-acre open space portion of the property. endangenng wildlife. ll was alleged by the assoc1a- t1on that inadequa te drainage systems would res ult in excess wmter runoff being dumped on West Street be ach a nd over roadways, inter rupting traffic circulation. Tho ugh t h e s ta t e co m - missioners un animously sup· ported the project Wednesday, they included a number of condi- tions on development of the area to meet local residents' con- cerns. Commission spokeswoma n Kati Corsaut said fi ve building lots were r emoved from the northern s lopes or the develop- ment for environmental reasons. She said a proposed sewer line would be moved to a nother loca· lion so it would be less visible. In addition. t h e com - missioners said they would re- view the final drainage plan for the development lo m ake sure (~TRACT, Pa~e A2l ORAICI COAST WflTHf I Chance or s bowers decreasing to 50 perc~'ot tonight, 20 percent Satut- day. PartJy cloudy Satur-. day with beac h high mid-505, inland high lower • eos. Lows tonight 48 a long coa!lt, 55 ln!-.nd. llllDf TIDIY The lrumt Cultural C11tt« u o NCOftd ~ for aboul 400 01p jri n g per · /ormn-a ... CJ 11111 j ' I I I I I J l .· Colombi SANTA 8ARBARA <AP) -The owner oC a treasure·bunt.ln.1 Santa Barbara yacbl aeiud bJ ~o l omb la n e•llor• s aid 1ulborltJes released th• boat t.o-d•r. and M tJCpecl• \0 leave Calomblaq waten-Saturd•1 · . ' • . Boat owner Glen.n Miiier, who ls a lso skipper of the SS.foot CoHl Sea's quest for sun.ten Spanish treasure, told the San· ta Barbara News· Press in rad io-telephone call from his b oat that Colombian port authoritles at Sao Andres island. 100 mile&east of Nicaragua, told Close s h ave for l awyer CONWAY,S.C. <AP> A South Carolina prosecutor finally got a shave, comply· mg with a judge's order to get rid or the .. gr:tsly l~k ing growth . . . m the m· terest of justice.·· Public Defender Clevelanc! Stevens. in a hearing last week. request· ed that his legal adversary and close friend. Solicitor Jim Dunn. be ordered to s have the four-month growth because it was in· t1m idallng his clients Circuit Judge Dan Laney Jr agreed with Stevens and ordered the shave. offering to personaJJy supervise the operation F r o• Pag~ A J TRACT ... its de!>1gn was adequate to han· die all runoff Because of the revisions in the development plan. 1t must get final approval from the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Broadmoor pl ans to remove 870,000 cubic yard~ of earth for the project The development firm says 1t 1s a voiding rigid. steep slopes and fl at building pads in an ef· forrto provide as natural a slope as possible on the hillsides above the seaside vi llage. The firm also maintains that drainaj!e will be adequate and the development won 't be visible from the Aliso Canyon floor or Pacifi c Coast Highway. The vis· ibility issue was a major argu- ment agains t the development by the CIVIC llSSOCiat1on. Miss Corsaut s<11d the associa- tion ·s appea l was turned down with a minimum of d1scuss1on, a nd with only minor a mend- ments to the project. .. The developer retained the same number of units as pro· posed at the time of the regional coastal commission decision." she s aid Civic association spokesman Hu~h Wilkins s aid most of the group's major concerns were adJressed m the coastal com- mm;ion ruling. ·o ur major concerns were the drainage. protection or wild life and grading," Wilkins said. "The commission seems to have taken those things into ac· count." Fro• P age Al J U R Y ... home after meeting him m a Lag una Beach gay bar 1n Aug ust 1978 Martinez was bludgeoned and later partially decapitated by Keith. who admitted his participation in the killing, but claimed he did so out or anger at and fear of homosexuals. Bies. 19. also was convicted of first·degree murder in a separate trial. He is presently undergoing diagnostic tests to determine if he should be sen- tenced to the California Youth Authority He was 17 at the ti m e of the killing. F ro• Pag~ A I RECALL ... date, and no later than 12S days after April 20. 'fhe sanitation directors are ex- pected to make that decision at their April 8 meeting. ORANGE COAST Daily Piiat ThOmM P. Hal•Y NlilllMI Aobeft N. WHd ........... M. Thomae KeevH ,_ ThOmae A.. Murphlne ............. Ctw1-H.l..001 ....... ........,..,_ &ernerd Schulman ~ Cert Cetsten .. n ,......ow.. ~==tv~· ~oddw Jr. ' d•l· Mid llMllr ala• .... callMIM••~9 w ..... ..,. ...... 'l'llllil • H•-l>eWJlt..._ edlW oC tb• Santa Barbara Nen-.,...,lbat ... bada't~ told ol -,... ... plaa and Wei he doubted St, becau1t taUon wltb tubmachlne .runs 1tood on h11 deck a he t•lked. Asked why be bad been 1topped, MUltt replied: "They never aave U1 111y reaaon, none wbat.aoever." Miller said his vessel bad been forced lo atop because or generator problems while en l'CMl'9 te Ck'and Cayman Island, --... 'Jamaica and Cube. >.a ... Wiiied for Uae en1lne to cooJ 10 he ~ld •ort on it; the puaeqen, moet of \.hem f?Om Saa Fraoeifco, •ea& cilvln• for ulautlon In t._. troptul ••tert. Thea a Colombian cun· boat si.amed o~er the horizon and took them lnto custody. he Hid. The treasure·hunUng upedl· tion waa oreanlzed by Margaret Brandeis, a San Francisco area business woman. She told the Newa. Presa In Oc· tober that 1be had •~r« lll· formaUon, tor wbfob she bad t•ld dearly, that a 17th century Spaniab 1alleon lay on U.. Carib-bean floor with a '100 mWiaa lNUUI*·,~ taid abe taew u.. ~k wu tbere b9eauae lt bad been dived on before, yleldln1 about $1 mllllon Jn s ilver coma and brooze cannona. Sam Dabney o f Santa Barbara, whose ex·wife KaUe ls cook · aboard the boat, said Miller 's son, Zack, was aboard but he couldn't identify the other passen~ers. Engineer disputes girl's death theQry By DAVID KUTZMANN Of U.. O•llY ~li.t llaH A University of CaJiforaia engineer. countering the claims or prosecution specialists in a child murder case, says a 2· year·old Orange County g1rl could have suffered major head injuries In a rail down a stairway, as claimed by her step· father. Dr. Werner Goldsmith, a UC Berkeley professor called by the defense, testified Thursday that his own calculations and tests showed the forces of the fall down the stairway of murder de· rendant Leland Roy Dellinger would be sufficient to cause a skull fracture. Dellinger, 30, of Orange, is standing trial for the death of J aclyn Zilles, who died In what authorities originally classified as an accident,1 fall in May, 1979. Local pathologists, however, had het' body exhumed when toxicological reports indicated the presence or cocaine in her system. The prosecution then filed murder cha rges on the basis of scientific evidence which it claimed indicated J aclyn could not have suff~red fatal injuries in an accidert'tal fall down tbe carpeted stairway. However, Goldsmith said ·bis own tests at Berkeley as well as t he absence of established data on the fracture strength of a child's skull led him to a dif· fer ent conclusion. UCI clinic action postponed The witness, questioned by de· r e n se attorney Donald Ronaldaon, said he reviewed the work of Dr. Carly Ward, the prosecutiotl's engineering s pecialist. and became con· cerned that ina pplicable prin· ciples of engineering wue being used in her calculations. Con!lideration of a SlO million outpatient clinic proposed for the UC Irvine campus has been postponed by University of California Regents for the third time in as many months. UC President David Saxon asked for t he delay Thursday. He said he does n't want considera· lion of the clinic to interfere with ongoing negotiations between Or ange County and the university over county support of indigent care at UCt Medical Center in Orange. The same explanation was given by UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldrich Jr. when ht asked the Regents to postpone considera· Uon of the matter during their February meeting. In J anuary, Regents' con· sideralion of the clinic was de· layed at the request of Regent William Wilson who was unable lo attend the meeting and asked that the matter not be t aken up without him there. A UCI spokeswoman said the clinic matter may be addressed by the Regents in their mid-May m eeting in Los Angeles. depend· ing on the Stlltus of the county-UC negotiations. The Regents don 't meet In April. Dr. Ward used a child-like dummy m simulated falls down the Dellinger stairway as part of her studies. Dana t eens arrest e d in auto c hase fi'ro•P~A l The touchy negotiations hinge on a claim by university officials that the county isn't living up lo the terms of a 1976 health care pact under which the medical cente r provides care for the needy. Goldsmith said he reviewed her data, studied existing data on skull fracture tolerances and also contacted various experts in the field or accidental in· juries. He said he concluded that the data base was insufficient to support the conclusions of Dr Ward, upon whose work the prosecution has built much of its casf'. NUCLEAR GUNMEN. • • Two 14-year-old boys from the Dana Point area were arrested and handed over to their parents early today after leading Newport Beach police on a high-speed auto chase that started in Corona de! Mar and ended in Laguna Beach when the youthful driver plowed into a parked car. Police said the boys, who re- portedly borrowed a family sta· tion wagon for the 1 a.m. outing, weren't injured in the collision in front of Laguna's White House restaurant. Newport patrolmen say the chase started on Pacific Coast Highway in Cameo Shores when they spotted the station wagon traveling at high speed. When the policemen flipped on their lights and siren. the station wagon sped up. T he officers said the young driver handled the curves on Coast Hidiwav well and didn't show until he reached the Laguna city limits . T he boys weren't identified. Police s aid punishment likely will be left up to the parents. the sheriff said. The armed man told Hollins he was part of military detach· ment on maneuvers , Dean said. Hollins then called the sheriff. and deputies contacted Fort Benning. I nilially, deputies were told there W;\S a military unit training in the area. Dean said. But, Dean said. he was not satisfied with the Army's answer and returned to the area the ne xt day, finding many rounds of ammunition on the ground. Suspicious because some of the ammunition wa s not military-issue. Dean called Fort Benning and was told by securi- ty. officers Col. Lou M arcolle that no Army units were train· ing in the area, t he sheriff said. Dean said all 13 men were ar- rested without resistance after he tracked them to their camp, a site he described as a military· type training facility. He said the men were doin g hand·lO· hand combat training when he arrived. Armed with only a shotgun, Dean called for assistance before moving in . F ro• Pa9~ A I CLEA R SKIES FORECAST have fallen all season, Santa Ana received .54 inches of rain and 8.37 inches for the year's total. The average is 10.99, ac- cordmg to the"flood control dis · lrict Exactly one inch of rain fell in Laguna Niguel, according lo Moulton Ni~uel Treatment Plant Winds, h ail whip v alley By Tbe Astoelated Pren What looked like a tornado to r eside nts of a cit y east of Stockton caused minor damage with high winds accompanying fierce weather In the San Joa· quin Valley. A funnel cloud knocked down a fence, tilted some power poles, damaged a abed roof and tore limbs off trees Thursday in rural Linden. 'Jlbe whipping winds wer~ accompanied by halt-inch hail, which also fell in parts of Merced and Maripasa counties. record~. JC> tar 7.70 inches have falien there this year. compared to the 8.46 average. In Laguna Beach. resident weather expe rt Joe Jahraus measured .78 inches of rainfall and 7 .11 for the season. The averagein Lagunais 12.50. No serious flooding was report· ed in Orange County as a result of the lateststorm. F ro• P age A I PLANE ... were not available. Ci vii Air Pa trol Maj. F. L. Beelby, of Westminste r , said Reed took off from Mammoth at 1:05 a.m . and circled the tiny field for 20 minutes. He had radioed the tower his wings did not ice up. He said he would proceed with his flight as planned, pre· suma bly after picking up tbe other Orange County trio at Bis hop. "We've got rocks st.icklng up In the air at 14,000 feet up there." CAP Maj. Beelby said today. "There are only a COUJ>le of passes that even an ex· perlenced pilot would attempt." No lnformaUon about Reed's Cllght experience waa available today. Air tralflc controller• at tbe Mam moth Lake• airport tower aald Reed radioed that he wu 1otn1 to climb over the moun· talD rante en route lQ Freeno. after plckln& up the other three In Blthop. When ft waa learned that the plane wu lon1 overdue at Bhhop, t h e 1earcb wa1 lau.ncbed, but MlJ . Beelby 1aJd today wutber conditions tn the Sierra lft Mvere. Jbmmctb.Lak• b about 450 miles trom 1.be Or1n1• Coat area. "l eased back. I kne w they had live ammo. I didn't know if I had a drug offloading operation, a subversive group trying to get the power plant or a CIA opera· tion." Dean said . Dean said the group leader had a "military-type identifica- tion." partly in Arabic and part· ly in Spanish. · No bond has been set for the men. who are charged with felony trespassing. Leak denied TEL AVIV, Is r ael (AP) - Shimon Peres, leader of the op· position Labor Party. indirectly confirmed today that he met with Arab leaders this week, but he denied he leaked the informa· tion to the press. Specifically, universit y representatives claim the county is S20 million behind in reimburs· ing the university for medical ca.re provided to poor people. While this dispute has twice been cited as the reason for delay· ing con.sideraticm of the clinic on the Irvine campus, a number of health care ano governmental of· ficials have asked for delays for other reasons. The Orange County Health Planning Council and other hea Ith care officials say t he clinic proposal should be widely dis· c ussed on the local level before the Regents consider approving 1l. And Irvine Mayor Art Anthony asked for a delay until a city staff health care report could be pre. pared Now. you don't have to wait one day longer tor that new Lees Carpet you've been thinking about. Because. right now. we're having a Lees Spring Sale .. Every bes~ quality Lees Carpet is on sale ... plushes. twists, sculptures in hundreds of colors and textures. Featuring carpets made wtth the Ou Pont Antron Ad- vantage. They resist dirt. wear, staining and crushing, even static shock. So. if you've been waiting patiently for the right time to buy your new Lees Carpet. it's here. r--~----~-~-----1 I H.,. are a f.w of the bnt: I I TONE ON TONE. Subtle tone on tone I I colorations enhance the marbleized plush I I pattern effect in this luxurious caroet. I I I I 'II I I PLUSH. 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The defense has contended that Dellinger was preparing dinner at his apartment when he '"heard a thud" a nd found the youngster laying motionless at the fool of the stairway. : iiisilllatioii: ·e116tom d1•p•ri•• Lil f l() 111 .. n 11111•• • ,. ... t --• ··'~ tll J t663 PLACfNTI• AVENUE • GOST.t. MESA. (ALlf. 91621 • 'HONf 646·••3' -6'6·23SS I I • J I r ' . ---lllll NPll FRlf:'IAY MARC H .ll l'ti-1 O RANGE. C OUN I V :, At I f OHNIA /S CENTS Ex-Mesa m.ayor fum.es over hospital Bristling over plans for mov- l n g Costa Mesa Me morial Hospital operations to Irvine, former Costa Mesa mayor Jack Hammett says be r efuses to con· tinue serving as co-chairman of a chamber of commerce health committee with· the hospital's administrator. Hammett said Thursday he wants to meet with the cham- ber's executive committ" to discuss future action re1ard.ing the chamber's stance following an announcement of hospital move proposals earlier this week. Hospital Affiliates Interna· tional, which operates the 99-bed Costa Mesa hospital al 301 Vic- toria St., reported it intenda to convert the facility into a ours- Bobby back 'Big Boy' tried s~hoo l Bobby Big Boy, the 500· pound fiberglass figure used to promote Bob's Big Boy restaurant at 154 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa has returned home. Costa Mesa pohce listed the seven-foot-tall statue of a cherubic boy in red and white checkered coveralls as a "missing juvenile" and possi- ble "kidnap vicltm .. when he disappeared from in front of the restaurant. When Bobby was reported missing early Thursday, police figured high school pranksters were the culprits. Both Newport Harbor High and Corona del Mar High Schools are celebrating Spirit Week. Officers were correct. Newport Harbor High School officials discovered Bobby on their campus early Thursday. He had been placed on a roof that covers students as they line up to enter the school cafeteria. In years past, large fJbergJass forms marking other Coeta Mesa area busi- nesses have disappeared dur· in~ Spirit Week . Jack King, Newport Harbor High's assistant principal, said, "We've had considera- ble experience manhandling things off roofs. "There was a large cow that once marked a dairy or a BACK HOME AGAIN Big Boy'a Big Boy butcher shop. a big hammer that once was on a hardware store trailer and a horse that came from a tack shop or feed store, I've forgottt:n which.'' Kiog said school otticials have no idea who took Bobby, valued at about$1,800. The figure. reportedly on-- damaged, was removed from the roof by Harbor High physical facilities manager Ken Eltrim and his crew and returned Thursday to the rest{lurant. "If asked," King comment- ed. "Ken was to tell the restaurant people he was from Corona del Mar High ... " Military rebuffed Airport u se panel OKs Safari the ate r By RICHARD GREEN OI IM Dally Pl .. 1 St•ft Plans for a 10.000-spectator amphitheater at Lion Country Safari in Irvine have been given a boost by a recommendation from a state-mandated advisory commission. The Airport Land Use Com- mission of Orange County, which reviews building pro- posals near airfields, recom· m ended Thursday that the Irvine City Council give final ap- proval to the project. The council is expected to take action Tuesday. performances wouldn't occur at the same time. The Irvine Meadows Am - phitheater Partnership, com- .posed of private investors in- cluding executives from the Koll Co. and Uon Country Safari , say the amphitheater would be similar to the Universal Am- phitheater or the Greek Theater. They say the problem of jet ove rflig hts is exaggerated because the record indicates military airplanes seldom fly over the site on weekend nights when concerts would usually be held tn• home u part of a proposal to build a new boepitaJ in Irvine. A apokeswoman for the Ten- neaaee-based corporation said plans calJ for trana!errtna the Costa Mesa facUlty'1 licensed- bed-capacity to Irvine if pending proposab are approved by the state. Hospitals in the county are autborUed certain numbers of Ucensed beds by the state. Cur· rently, tbe state reports that Orange County baa more beds than required and has assumed a posture of licensing no more. Hammett, now adminiatrator for the Bristol Park Medkal Group in Costa Mesa, serves as co-chairman with hospital ad- ministrator Jo Ann Castrina for the Chamber's Health and Safe- ty Committee. The Bristol Park clinic's 15 doctors are all staff physicians at Coeta Mesa Memorial, and several have served as chiefs of start, Hammett said. "I won't serve as a chairman with a co-chairman serving an organization whose roots are not in Costa Mesa," Hammett ad- monished Thursday. He said he has nothing against Ms . Castrina personally, but that the Chamber must rec· oanlie the medical needs of a community of i.>,000 people. "I have some concern with the health care of our community," he warned. "It's m the best in- terest of the people of Costa Mesa lo do something.'· Ms . Castrina , advised of Hammett's stand, said today she has "no comment" re~arding his statemenL'! 2 Mesans lost Plane missing over Mammoth By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OI IM o.ily Pli.t Sult Sear ch ers flying through s now·blinding weather in the Mammoth Lake area today re- ported no sign of a vanished plane carrying two Costa Mesa men home from a ski trip. The two men took off about 1 p.m . Thursday in iero visibility weather accompanied by heavy snow. They were bound from Mammoth Lake to Bishop to pick up three other Orange County residents on the flight back to John Wayne Airport. Listed as missing and pre- s umed down in the turbo· charged single engine Cessna 210 aircraft rented at John Wayne Airport are: Robert Reed, 25, a manage· ment trainee with the Ralphs Market chain. Mtchael Thompson, 25, whose Costa Mesa address wu also not listed Authorities said their compan- ions who had expected to join them on the way home. are re- turning today by bus from Bishop, where they had spent their ski holiday. They were identified as David and Shantelle Smith, of El Toro. and Steve Speer. 26, of Newport Beach. whose home addresses were not available. Civil Air Patrol Maj F.L. Beelby, of Westminster, said Reed took off from Mammoth at 1 :05 a.m, and circled the tiny field for 20 minutes. He had radioed the tower his wings did not ice up. He said he would proceed with his night as planned, pre· sumably after picking up the other Orange County trio at Bishop. "We've 1ot rocks sticklng up in the air al 14 ,000 feet up there:· CAP Maj. Beelby said today. "There are only a couple or passes that even an ex- perienced pilot would attempt. .. No information abe~eed's flight experience was available today. Air traffic controllers al the Mammoth Lakes airport lower said Reed radioed that he was going to climb over the moun- tain range en route to Fresno. after picking up the other lhree in Bishop. When it was learned that the plane was long overdue at Bishop, the search wa s launched, but Maj. Beelby said today weather conditions in the Sierra are severe. Mammoth Lakes is about 450 mile& from the Orange Coast area. ~ ... " . .., Comedienne Carol Burnett lis te ns to testimony in the trial on her $10 million libel suit against the National En· quirer. The case is e xpected to go to the jury next week. (Related story, Page AS>. Foes seek Newport Center delay By STEVE MA88LE Ot .. OM,,,....._.. Opponents of the Irvine Com- pany's plan to expand Newport Center have asked that the multi-million dollar project be dumped until new roads are completed and a new county airport site is purchased. Jean Wall, president of the 400-member SPON (Stop Pollut· ing Our Newport) group, told ci- t y planning commissioners Thursday evening that the plans s mack or "deliberate neglect" and •·continued Indifference.'' "Until such time as a long range airport site is secured." s he continued, "we must public· ly accu.se the city of lack of leadership if any development is allowed beyond the current general plan." Commissioners took no action on the plan to expand Newport Center by nearly 25 percent. Review of the Irvine Company's request for a general plan amendment is to continue next month. The development firm wants to build a new 400-room hotel, add roughly 900,000 square feet of office and retail space and enlarge the Marriott Hotel by 165 rooms. Richard Cannon, a n Irvine Company vice president, repeat- ed his firm's pledge to put in $8.2 million worth of road Improve- ment& around the cent•r and launch a sis>,000-a-year sbare-a- r id e proiram for center employees. These programs, he said, would improve traffic condi- tions. He said his company also is planning to spend $12 million to put in a two-lane stretch of the San Joaquin Hills Transporta- tion Corridor. "We're not naive," said Can· non. "we realize this plan would have traffic impacts if not mitigated." Cannon said according to an airport study commissioned ~Y his firm. the center curr~nUy is responsible for only 82 of the dai- ly 3,250 passengers that use John Wayne Airport. The expansion. he said, will have only 41 daily airport users But many of the 120 people who turned out for the meeting also expressed many other con- cerns . Keith jury deadlocked P a n e l mulls life or d eath f o r slayer An Orange County Superior Court jury which must decide if convicted murderer John Alan Keith of San Clemente ls to die in the California g#.s chamber is deadlocked 11 ·1 but will con· tinue deliberations on Monday. Judge Donald A. McCartin, after polling the jury Thursday. said he wanted the panel to come back and try once again to reach a decision. Keith was convicted by the six-man, six-woman j ury of first-degree murder with special circumstances in late February for the mutilation s laying of Corona del Mar real estate agent Ruben Martinez in his home. The panel took only a day and a half to determine Keith's guilt. However. jurors had been weighing the 23-year·old man's fate death or life imprison· menl without parole for a week. Jury foreman Donald Cham· ness told Judge Mccartin Thursday that the panel was .. hopelessly deadlocked'' 11·1 and he didn't believe further deliberations would serve any purpose. It wasn't revealed toward which decis ion the jury was leaning in its voting In polling the jury, McCartfo found three members who sWI be lieved a verdict could b< reached One o f th e m . Frank Schiavone, said he needed an impartial explanation on the meaning of aggravating and mitigating circumstances in the crime. Defense law ye r James Merwin of Laguna Hills said he believed any further delibera· lions would "needlessly" put bolh the jury and Keith through "additional trauma." The decision is seen as a blow to military officials who have opposed the amphitheater, say- ing it would encroach on a jet training corridor for El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The air station is about 114 miles north of the proposed am· phi theater. Frontier quiet flights nixed Merwin said Mccartin should declare a mistrial in the penal- ty pha se of th e case . automatically giving Keith life imprisonment without parole. However, Mccartin ordered the additional deliberations because three jurors had in- dicated they believed there was still a "reasonable probability" a decision could be reached. The Airport Land Use Com· mission noted that the lrvine Ci- ty Council could approve the amphitheater in a way that would limit the potential for jet noise problems. SpecificaJly, the commission said the Irvine City Council should require the amphitheater owners to cancel any concert that wuu.ld be subject to mUit&ry overflilhb. Marine Col. Jerry Shelton, apokeaman for the air ataUon, said t.lae enforcement of such a reqU.irulent wouJd be cUtticuJt eloce ftiebt achedules are aub- Ject to lut,minute chan1u. He NW that the Marine• wUI cpnttnue to oppo1e the project unle11 a "rulet of the road" a1reement can be reached with the amphitheater proponents, cuaranteetng that alr station Jet operations and amphl\beater Gold op 8 30 N&W YOU (AP> -Odd, fueled .,, taUJDc u .s. tnw.t re&a, Ju~ tao to SMl an ouce in tr~ toid-.,. Sllwr aleo.,wu uo St cena to IU.47. By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OI .. Deity Pllet IUff Denver-based Frontier Airlines was ordered to discon- tinue takeoff procedures that have permitted it to operate as the quietest commercial jet air c11rrier at John Wayne Airport. The order, issued by th-, Federal Aviation Administration Thursday, was effective im- mediately and Frontier volun- tary complied. It operat.et two fllgbta d-1ly from tbe airport. "We're thoclled. We bad a proven procedure that waa safe and quiet." Bob Schulman, the alrllne'1 1pote1man, aaid today. He Hid the d~iaiOll wUI be ap. pealed. Under ita tateoff procedure, Frontier pilot. were lnttitutln1 a power cutback at an altitude ol 400 feet. PUota then adJuat.d power &o acbJeve a climb rate ol 1,000 feet per minute. Under tbe FAA order, P'ron· Uer pUoq art now requir..& to acbJeve a oUmb rate of 11000 to i.ooo feet per minute, Sdnahnu tald. "TM)-clearly bave to appi1 more power and tbat mai .. more noise," Schulman said. Officials In the airport Noise Abatement Otfice said figures were not yet available on how the change in takeoff procedures had affected UJe noise generated by Frontier's Boeing 737s. Frontier be1an service at the airport Dec. 15. Since January, it bas posted the lowest nerage takeoff nolae levels of the four commercial Jet air c1&rriers. Air California previously was the quietest. Frontier officials had been hopmt to use the favorable noise fleurea in their attempt to COft· vince the Oran1e County Board of Supervl1on to extend t he airline's prlvile1es to serve the airport beyond next Oct •. 1. Supervilon lb April wm con. aider • plan to determine whJch eom mere tar Jet air c:arrleri "'n acceu rl•bi1 to the alrpor( Tbe Pf'OPOled plan ta b•Hd lar1el)' Ob nolH con· alder.UC.. At tM tblM l'rointJer iOIUtat.ed ltl ,.~ talleolf proc ..... aiebard Orr, .. ,......... ,., flt1llt •P•ratloaa. Hid th• ebu.,_ ,...,._. lrota a ''Ult force" inquiry on how to reduce noise levels. "I was on our inauguraJ flight to Orange County. I told Ralph Clark (chairman of the county Board of Supervisors ) that Fron- tier was sensitive to the noiae problems down there and would be a good neighbor." Orr aaid the task force formulated a procedure whereby pilots, followtne the 400-foot level power reduction, would apply only sl)fflclent power to maintain a 1,000 foot per cntnute climb r~te. *' "Each talteotf la dtrferent," Orr •aid. "We told our pUota that to cut back to a fixed power atandatd waa not always best." Schulman aaJd the takeoff pro- cedu re1 were filed wlth t he Roell,r MOUPtaln re•lon otnce ol the FAA 1n January. It la within U.at recJoa that FroaUer, ..-hlc:h Iii• ~ tbe west, cen· tral ud ... ~ .. pcwUaM ol the~. 11 C«tHltated. Tllat operatlD1 certificate ,.... ... tbe &lrtlM to ........ -.toot Mftl powtt tutbad at tM alrpWt It.,.... Tbe IQlndard la at vanaac. to those contained in operating certificates applying to John 'Nayn e Airport for Air California, Republic Airlines and Weste.rn Airlines. Those carrier s a r e n ot permitted lo institute a power cutback prior to reaching an altitude of 1,000 feet. All the carriers were permitted cutbacks at 400 feet prior to January 1979. At that time, the FAA, citing air safety conaideraUom. changed operal- tnc certlficates on an emergency basis . Attempts by Air California and Hu1bea Alrwest (now part of RepubUc> to chan1e tbe order failed. Tbe net reault of the chan1e from a 400-foot to a 1,000-foot cutback altitude wat to double the alse ol ~ h11h noise im1>t1cl area under the airport. County airport otticlals aay prlYately t.bey hOpe Frontier la aucelMful in cball•nf inl the ap- parent doubJe aet o atandatda Ult FM lt aJ>plyln! r.1ardmc t.aktoft pracUcet at obn W1)'M Airport and au.er alrporU. 'A.A olflelala, dHpJt• numeroua iftqulNI, haven't biiD nallable fOC' comment Oil the DRAICI COAST WIATHIR Chance ot s howe r s decreasing to so percent tonight, 20 percent Satur- day. Partly cloudy Satur· day with beach high mid-50s, Inland high Jower 80s. Lowa tonight 48 aloog coast, 55 Inland. llllDI TDIAY The lnnne CWturol Cmtn u a #cond ho'f1UI /or about 400 otpiring ptr · /ormtrt ... CJ 11111 Al .,tw lwC• A• ....... ..,. M . ..._ .... , ~ AS ~-(Jt.011 ~ ., Ee-! •ctwMlr I I CloJ ="--g =a: g u.i n talltoff tirocedW'til. ...------ml!I~-- J I t r ~ i I ' Colombi SANTA BARBARA CAP) - Tile owner ol a treaaure·hwrt.lnC 8ant.a Barbara yacbt Hlaed by Colombian 11llou said l uthorities released tbe boat to-•1. and be expeclt to lave ~olomb6aa waters Saturday. Boat owner Glenn Miiler, who ls also skipper or the 85-foot Coral Sea's quest for sunken Spanish treasure, told th• San· ta Barbara Newa·Preu In radio·telephone call from his boat that Colombian port authorities at San Andres island. 100 miles east of Nicaragua, told hlm Ude morniAI that M •• tree toio, Tbe bN&. wtUa 14 a bad beta Miled bf a COlomMM IUJl· boat Saturday u It lay idled by .............. MB~Nuevo ~ ..... ,.....,., •ut. He Hid no reuon wu even stven for Ule aeiJure. Jean Wri&bl, Miller'• ex·wlle, tald a meaaace WU relayed to ber Tbunday even1D• from ber son, wbo la aboard the Coral Sea. That menace reported thal the Colombian authorltlea re· turned puaporta, but tbat a na· tlonal bollday prevented any ...... ft~. •lllir tl6d tllat wben Ma re· INMd, M wll& bead f« w.t Palm BMeb, ., •.• to repUi b1a en,loe . Tlte 11-foat Coral Sta U. _. ....... ~ ....... .. "Switch," witb Robert Wqner, · and la kDown u tM RoUa·Royce of the California plea1ure dJvtn1 fleel becauae of it• ereatqre comfortl auch u a traah·muher and &lr eondltkmiof, a machine ahop on board, a bellcopter and a 1altwat er desalinization system. The Coral Sea was seized Mon· t'Ollte to Grand Cayman Island, tattw .. Jamaica and Cuba. Al u • ..._. for the en1loe to eool 10 be could work on It, tb• pa11enaera~ most or t.bem from Sao Franeilco. went dlviftl for rela&atloa ln tbe tropical waters. ii-en a Colomblan cun· boat steamed over the horizon and took them into custody, be said. The treasure·hunlina expedi· lion waa organized by Maria~ Brandeis, a San Francisco area business woman. She told the News· Press ln Oc· ! ' ' ,, I Strike a le rt i n Polaml Gunmen held near nuclear plant ' ~ i : . : : j. ' { .. BY DGOSZCZ, Poland (AP) -Polish workers went on nationwide strike alert and staged warning walkouts in at least four cities today to protest police beatings of 23 labor activists. Independent union leader Lech Walesa vowed: "We shalJ respond by a similar attack, but calmly, with common sense and without fear. Our legs aren't shaking.'' The two-hour strikes were held in this northwestern city, in nearby Torun, Grudziaz. Inowroclaw and other re· gional c.-ities as Soviet-Jed Wars aw Pact troops con- li nu e d maneuvers in Poland and other East Bloc countries. CRYSTAL RIVER, Fla. (AP> -Thirteen men were held on trespassing charges today after they were arrested -armed with automatic weapons and dressed in military fatigues -on private land near a nuclear power plant, county officials said. The arrests occurred late Thursday on a ranch bordering the Florida Power Corp. nuclear plant at Crysta l River. authorities said. The men claimed to be members or an Army unit from Fort Benning, Ga.. a nd officials there first acknowledged and later denied association with the group, said Citrus County Sheriff Charles S. Dean. Federal officials said there was no indication that the men represented a threat to the power plant. But federal officials said they did not know who the men were or what they were doing. The men, described by Dean u "clean-cut, straight-looking guys in t .. eir 20s and 30s,'' were arrest· ed at their camp near the 858· megawatt plant. Dean said only one of the dozen or so weapons conCiscated was American-made. The rest were described as Soviet, Japanese and Israeli weapons. "l don't know what I've got," Dean said today. "The men speak English, but two of those in custody might be foreign na· tionals." Dean refused to release the names of the men. ·'In case this turns out to be legitimate ... CIA or something. I don't want to blow their cover ." he said. The men were being ques· tioned today by agents from the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. A utiJlty spokesman said if the men were connected to the federal government, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission should have been notified because of the operation's proximity to the nuclear plant. NRC spokesman Ken Clark said In Atlanta today that no evidence has been round to in· d icate the me n intended to sabotage the plant. He said the NRC had no prior knowledge of the group. The sheriff said Dixie M. Hollins, owner of the Hollinswood Ranch, reported hearing automatic weapons fire Wednesday night. He went out and encountered an armed man, the sheriff said. The armed man told Hollins he was part of military detach· ment on maneuvers, Dean said. Hollins then called the sheriff. and deputies contacted Fort Benning. Initially, deputies were told there WAS a miUtary unit training in the area. Dean said. But, Dean said, he wa.s not satisfied with the Army's answer and returned to the area the next day , finding many rounds of ammunition on the ground. Susgicious because some of the ammunition was not military·issue. Dean called Fort Benning and was told by securi· ty offi cers Col. Lou M arcolle that no Army units were train· Ing In the area, the sheriff said. Dean said all 13 men were ar· rested without resistance after he tracked them to their camp. a site he described as a military· type training facility. He said the men were doing hand-to· hand combat training when he arrived. Armed with only a shotgun, De an called for ass istance before moving in. UCI clinic action ,postponed "I eased back. I knew they had live ammo. I didn't know if I had a drug offl oading oper ation, a subversive group trying to get the power plant or a CIA opera· ti on,'' Dean said. Dean said the group leader had a "military-type identifica· lion," partly in Arabic and part· ly in Spanish. • Consideration of a $10 million outpatient clinic proposed for the UC Irvine campus has been pos tponed by Unive r s ity of California Regents for the third time in as many months. UC President David Saxon asked for the delay Thursday. He s aid he doesn't want considera· lion or the clinic lo interfere with ongoing negot1at1ons between Or an~e County and the umversitv over county support of mdigent care al UCI Medical Center in Orange T he same explanation was given by UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldrich Jr. when ht asked the Regents to postpone cons1dera· tion of the matter during their February meeting. In January. Regents ' con· sideralion or the clinic was de· layed al the ~uelll or Regent William Wilson who was unable lo attend the meeting and asked that the matter not be t aken up without him there. A UCI spokeswoman said the clinic matter may be addressed by the Regents in their mid-May meeting in Los Angeles, depend· mg on the status of the county· UC negotiations. The Regents don't meet m April. The touchy negotiations hinge on a claim by university officials that the county isn't living up to the terms of a 1976 health care pact under which the medical center provides care for the needy. Specifically , university Clymore fears kidnap For mer hos tage put out of hote l r oom .. ·orme r Orange County hostage Craig Clymore has been kicked out or his hote l room in Damascus. Syria. and says the U S. Embassy is about to kidnap him. a spokeswoman for his at· torney said. D a n a t eens arrest e d in a u t o c hase Clymore. a lleged to be the ringleader of an international drug smuggling oper ation, is facing a seven-count indictment In the United States. The former Lake Forest resi· dent was aboard a Pakistani jetliner that was hijacked March 2 on a night from Karachi to Peshawar by three opponents of the Pakistan government and late'r' flown to Damascus. The spokesman for Clymore's attorney, Ronald Kre ber of Laguna Beach. said the 24-year· old man was "very agitated" when Cly m or e telephoned Thursday to say he had been ousted from his hotel ro->m . "He kept saying 'they' were putting pressure on him." the spokeswoman said. Clymore is also reported to have s aid, "I'm going to . be kidnapped by the U.S . Embassy." The spokeswoman, who said she had taken the call from Clymore. said Clymore claimed he had been prevented from calling Kreber, and was told the international telephone lines were disconnected. Clymore reportedly used a friend's hotel room telephone to reach his lawyer. Kreber is planning to fly to Damascus Monday to visit his client. Two 14-year-old boys from the Dana Point area were arrested a nd handed over to their parents early today after leading Newport Beach police on a high-speed auto chase that started in Corona del Mar and ended in Laguna Beach when the youthful driver plowed into a parked car. Police said the boys, who re· portedly borrowed a family sta· tioo wagon for the 1 a.m . outing, we ren't injured in the collision in front of Laguna 's White House restaurant. Santa Ana woman named to fair post Newport patrolmen say the chase started on Pacific Coast Highway in Cameo Shores when they spotted the station wagon traveling at high speed. When the policemen nipped on their lights and siren. the station wagon sped up. The officers said the young driver handled the curves on Coast HiJZhwa y well and didn 'l show until he reached the Laguna city Ii mi ts. The boys weren't identified. Police said punishment likely will be left up to the parents. Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. has announced the appoint· ment or Pamela Zanelli, 35, of Santa Ana to the Orange County Fair's board or dtrectors and the r'e-appointment or director Leo Love. Mrs. Zanelli, 35, replces cur· rent board president Kenneth Johnson of Fullerton who has served as a director since urn. Johnson, a Republican, said today he had sought re· appointment to the nine·meniber board headquartered at the fair· grounds in Costa Mesa, but was passed over. Mrs. Zanelli is a media consul tant cWTenUy promoting a cable television firm and is Orange County coordinator for Gov. Brown. Her husband, Jerry. is chief executive officer or the state Senate in Sacramento. Mrs. Zanelli, mother of two children, once served as media consultant to Sen . Paul Carpenter, D·Garden Grove. She will replace Johnson, originally appointed to the board by former Gov. Ronald Reagan and sbusequently re.appointed in 1977 by Gov. Brown, as soon • as s~e signs her oath of office --------------------------before a notary public. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Thomas P Haley P'laWw Robert N. Wffd ,,_,. M. Thomll KHVll ,..,, Thomas A. Murph1ne ....,..,,.._ Chetles H. Loo• ._........,_._ Bemerd Schulman c..- Cerl c.tttenMn ~~ ~i::;:~ocklard Jr. ClaH H'led lldY•rtl .. ng 1141142·H71 All oth« depertmenta 142-4121 MAIN OF~ICE UO Well h\t k ., C•~ M9M, CA. ~11 ..i .... loa IMO, C•te Meta, CA . .,._ C•Y'191!1 1W1 Or .... C.lt ~ltl\lftf c........,, Ho ,. • ..,. tlO<lel, lttvf!reti-, ..SllOrlet """.., or ed-venhemt"" -.1,. may IM reprocl11<M •llr.ovt tM<i.t -mlulonof <OPY•l9fllow,,.r She said she expects to certify the oath before the board'next meeting on Thursday . Love, retired Newport Beach fire chief, was appointed by Brown last year to fill the UDeX· pired term vacated by director Elmer Montano who moved to Hawaii. P~me d r ops representatives claim the county is S20 million behind in reimburs- ing the university for medical care provided to poor people While this dispute has twice been cited as the reason for delay- ing consideration of the clinic on the Irvine campus. a number of health ca!'.J: ana governmental of· flcials hatfe asked for delays for other reasons. The Orange County Health Planning Council and other health care officials say the clinic proposal should be widely dis· cussed on the local level before the Regents consider approving it. And lmne Mayor Art Anthony asked for a delay until a city staff health care report could be pre· pared. No bond has been set for the men. who are ch a q~ed with felony trespassing. Reagan backed WASHINGTON I AP I Vice President George Bush told the nation's conservatives today that President Reagan is de- termined to carry out the man- date they gave him last Call and said they must stand by the president to ward off a liberal pP.ril. 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Abstract patterns of light ard shadow create a look and feel of ra ·e elegance. L-- I I I I I I I I I I I tober that abe bad tecret U.. formation, for whJch •be had paid dearly, thal a 17th century Spanish 1aueoa lay on the Carib- bean noor with a Sl~ mU.Uon treuure. &be aaW .... Dft tbe Wl'ff~ WU thir• becauae ...... been dJved on before, yltld.tnc about St mlllloo Jn 1tlver colnl and bronze cannons. Sam Dabney of Saola Barbara, whole ex·wlfe Katie ls cook aboard the boat, said MU1er'1 son, Zack, was aboard but he couldn't identify the olber passenJ(en. Bal l slaml Cente r set for opening The new Balboa Island Com· munity Center will officially open Saturday following dedication ceremonjes at2 p.rh. The center. located on Agate A venue near the ferry landing, is to be named after Carroll Beek, an early island settler and com· munity leader who died this year. Newport Beach Mayor Jackie Heather and Councilman Philip Maurer, an island resident, will officiate. Gail Venji Smith, a Balboa Improvement Association director, and Newport Parks Director Ron Whitley will present a history of the island. The center, constructed last fall, is built on the site of a former church, purchased by the city in 1972 Five M esa firms burgled Burglars broke into five Costa Mesa businesses located ma com· pie.I( al 3303 Harbor Blvd. and made off with more than $7,000 worth of radios and office equip· ment, pol ice reported today. Taken from MSI Data Corp. Wednesday night were two elec· tric typewriters and a radio. Data Access Systems Inc. lost a com- puter data terminal, a typewriter and a clock radio. Configuration Data Services lost a typewriter, officers said. and Military Marketing Services Inc is missing a clock radio. Although the burglars. who used a bar to pry open doors. en· tered Spectrom Development Laboratories. nothin~ was taken there. pohcesaid. ST. LOUlS <AP> -Soutbweet Bank, a relaUvety 1mall, locally owned bank that often undercu&a bl11er competitors on bulinell· loan lntereet rat•, cut ill prlme rate • tuU eercat••e pol9t to 1815. percent today. COSTf. MESA, CAllf. 92627 • ,HONE 646·4138 -646·23.SS , • tax rules told t Fi/th o/ ci niM·port 1mt1 on how lo f<lW mmwu on JIOt.lr 1980 mconv tar.J ' In 1980, the Ta x Court twJ e rebuffed the lot.ernal Revenue Service for its efforts to bar employees from deducting expenses o( education undertaken by the employees to qualify ror higher po!itions in their firms. The basic rule for deducting cost oJ educatlon ls the taxpayer undertakes tbe education as a means to improve or maintain his skills in his business. There is no deduction for the cost or general education or education needed to qualify for a trade, business or profession <s uch as law school or medical school). And if the education qualifies a taxpayer who a lready is in business for another trade or business cost is not deductible although education also s harpens his skills in his cur· rent trade or present busi · ness. -~ two ~9~0° ~a~ SYLVIA PDRTIR ~, Court decisions give powerful backing if you get into disagreement with IRS on deducting money spent for education to qualify for promotion within your own firm. The IRS may try to disallow your deduction on the premise the higher position you get is a new trade or business. On this, the Tax Court turned down the I RS disallowance twice in one year. In one case decided by the Tax Court, the e mployee was a t the lower management level of a supermarket chain. Without being required to do so by his employer, he spent more than Sl ,400 to pay for a management program that would sharpen his skills HE W"8 LATER promoted to store manager -a full four management grades higher than his post before he took the course. The IRS disallowed his education costs on the grounds that the course had led to a new trade or business. The Tax Court disagreed. The rise in management grades in the same re· tail food operation is not a change in business but a change in duties in the same business. said the court. To quote : "someone who progresses from a person· nel assistant to an assistant personnel director and finally to the personne l director does not change his trade or business in any technical or practical sense·· I N THE SECOND case, an individual who was classified as an engineer. scientist. specialist by his employef !ook courses to quaJify him for manage· ment alltt administrative positions in the firm. Here. too. the J RS barred his deduction for the cost of the courses and declared the courses qualified him for a new trade or business. Again, the Tax Court disagreed with the IRS. 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