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MONDAY FEBRUAR '( 20 1984
Coast
How did Orange Coast
residents react to the loss
of two satellites after they
were launched by the
space shuttle? You might
be surprised./ A3
To date, three Irvine resi-
dents have taken out
nomination papers for
election to the city council
June5./A3
Calif om la
Folksinger Joan Baez
held a benefit concert
Sunday to raise money
for a draft resister . .I A4
Nation
President Reagan flew to
Iowa today to take some
of the wind out of Demo-
cratic candidates' sails.
/A4.
Police In Texas are seek-
ing three 'dangerous' es-
caped convicts./ A4
World
El Salvador rebels hit one
government helicopter.
which struck another, klll-
lng all 28 aboard both
choppers./ A4
ltallan peacekeepers In
Beirut have shoved off.
while Marines await word
of their own departure.
/A4
Features
Why Isn't there more
special education for
gifted students in Orange
County?/A7.
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Sports
Fountain Valley High
basketball coach Is un-
happy with team's place-
ment./81
Midwinters boating race
victimized by collision.
/81
The Los Angeles Open
golf classic had a surprise
winner. /82
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Entertainment
Viewing the Olympic
Games on a tape-delayed
b~9adcast separates the
dl~hard fans from the
mildly Interested .I Al
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The stock markets were
closed today for the
Presidents' Day holiday.
For complete business
coverage of the Orange
Coast and the'New York
Stock Exchange, see
Tuesday's Dally Piiot.
INDEX
Bultetln Board A3
8rtdge 84
cautomla News A4
Ctualfted BM
Comlca 84
Crouword ea
OMth Notloel 85
F•turee A7-8
Horoecope 87
Ann L.andera A8
N8tk>nal Newt A4
Opinion A5
Potloelog A3
Pubtk: Notic.t 85
8P«t• 81~ ~~ A8
:TMl1erl A8
W•ther A.2
WC>ftd NeWI A4
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LlfefQUd hopeful• char•e toward the flnlah line ln raued con teat.
200 shiver, vie for
HB lifeguard jobs
More than 200 people gave up their Sunday morning to test their
endurance and ability against cold Pacific Ocean choppers and cool outside
temperatures.
In between roundsofpantingand straining brought about by swimming
and running, the scantily clad competitors wrapped tliemsclves tn blankets on
the Huntington Beach State Beach sand, trying to stop their teeth from
chattering.
The scene of the wall-to-wall shivers was the annual tryout for seasonal
lifeguard positions with the state Department of Parks and Recreation. They
were competing for 25 jobs that pay $7 .14 an hour.
Two groups competed forthejobs-one being 126 first-time lifeguard
hopefuls who had to swim 1,000 yards, run 200 yards through sand, go back
into the 54-<iegree water for400-yard swim and then run 200 yards back on the
sand.
The second voup, made up of86 past or present seasonal lifeguards,
merely had to swun l ,000 yards in 20 minutes or less.
The winner in the long swimmer was former Fountain Valley High school
athlete Bill Babashoff, who turned in a time of 16 minutes. Babasbofl, now a
Long Beach resident who is a seasonal lifeguard, normally completes the time
in about 12 minutes, according to Lifeguard Supervisor Doug Harding.
-Harding attributed the slower than normal clocking to a distance that probably
stretched to more than l ,000 yards when a buoy marker began to drift.
Huntington Beach resident Colleen Curry, a swimmer for USC and a
Colleen Corry ootperforma seasonal lifeguard, recorded the fourth fastest time in the distance race and in
90 men. the process bested the times of90 men.
'
Pirework " OK sparks
fireworks
Newport, Laguna
irate as state
upsets local bans
BySTEVEMXRBLE
Of .. 0.-, ........
A high court ruling that local cities
can't ban the sale of fireworks has
brought an explosive prorpt from
Orange Coast city leaders, some of
whom are threatening to ignore the
court order.
"It isn't that I don't care for apple
pie, the flag and mother," explained
Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn Hart.
"But that's not what you get when you
have a mass of people and fueworts.
••Even sparklers are a hazard in my
mind," she added.
Newport Beach along with La&una
Beach and Seal Beach have a totaf ban
on the sale and use offireworks. Other
cities. includina Huntiqton Beach and Costa Mesa, permit the sale and
discharge of fireworks dwina the ·
Fourth of July holiday.
The S1at.e Cowt of Appeal ruled
that loc:al aovernment'1 total ban on
fircworb..aln .ii invalid blx:ia&PC it
conflicu witb state law.
··1 think pcop&e wil rise up in moraJ
outraae O¥er this. It's rotten," said
Newport Councilwoman Jackie
Heather. "A basic riaht bas been
taken away from people and I predict
cities will band «>tether and fiabt
back."
The court ruHna al)parently
nullified ordinances in Su Jose, Los
Anaeles. San Dieao and nearly I 00
other municipalities in California
includina the coutaJ cities in <>ranee
County
.. nus seems to ~se the whole
question of the capabilities of local
ordinances to 1111Vtect citizens," aaid
(Pleue ... na&WoaD/A2)
LB panel
considers
taxi firms
HB girl killed in auto crash
TWo cab companies
vie for contracts
By L.P. BENET
Ol lfte 0.-, f'llo4 • ..,,
The Laguna Beach City Council
meetin~ Tuesday night promises to be
a relatively calm affair, as council
members consiCier items r9i1ging
from approving two new taxi services
for the city to granting beach use for
the annual five kilometer and 10
lc;ilometer Save the Whale Run.
Last month, the city revoked the
the permit of Yellow Cab Company
of Laguna Beach after the firm
violated numerous city ordinances.
according to a report submitted by
Police Chief Neil Purcell. Since that
time. the city has gone wi thout taxi
service.
But two new companies, Laguna
Silver Cab and G&G White Cab have
filed applications to do business.
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Alcohol mtgl)t figure
in teen-ager's death
Josephine "Pinky" Rieb, a
16-ycar-old HuntinJ19n Beach prl
who died early Sunday the innocent
victim of an allqed alcohol-related
traffic collision, was recovering from
the trauma of her own father's death
three years ago under similar circum-
stances.
The irony of the situation cannot be
escaped, said John Young, the girl's
step-father. Rich bas struggled since
sbe was 13 to deaJ with her father's
death and.just was "beginning to be a
young adulL"
Young described his step-<iaughter
as a bright, intelhgent girl. an "A"
student who disliked structure. but
was a hard-worker.
, Just last week, Rich stayed after her
11 th-gade classes at the Huntington
Beach Adult Center every day cram-
minJ for exams. Young said.
Rieb wrote .. beautiful little poems"
and short stories and loved to ~
Young said. She frequented t6c
Huntington Beach library and hoped
to go to college after completing hiah
school.
Laguna Silver Cab, owned by
George and Gloria Kiepper of Laguna
Beach, is offering fares of $1 for the
first I /6th mile and $1.20 for each
mile thereafter. In addition, a 10
percent discount will be offered to
residents over 55.
G&G White Cab. operated by Gary
(Pleue eee T AXJ/ A2)
Fountain Valley traffic lnveatlgator ln8J)eCta wreckage of Joeephlne Rlch'•aotomoblle
after ~'!!1~ en.ab.
"She was very caring, very
sensitive to people who bad been hurt
or feeling pain." her step-father said.
"She was so sensitive she was some-
times vulnerable." He added Rich's
carinJI, attitude stemmed from ·the
(Pleue eee CRA811/ A2)
Tia• coa.ntry atore la tM focal point of tlae b.latodc But tmne u..
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Old Irvine offers
a peek at the past
The bean fields and arazina lands
that mad~up the 120,()()();acre Irvine
Ranch today sprout subdivisions -Oranac County's new IJ"Owth crop.
The last retie of the famed ranch
remains in a cluster of peint-peelina.
tum-<>f-the-ccntury farm buildina.s in
East Irvine, once the ocnter of a
thnvma farm community.
Com 1s still shipped from a tin-roof
p-anary beside the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe rail ltne. But instead of
feed for Irvine Ranch cattle, the
aranary holds kernel destined for
Loa Anaeles tortilla factones..
The 69-year-old Irvine hotel
houSt!d farm workers up until t 9 I.
TOO.y, its windows m boarded up
and broken beer bottles carpet its
entry on Bun Lane, near the sprawl·
ina Travcland Recreational Vehicle
sales lot.
A•DREA
ADELSO•
PERSPECTIVE
At the country store, residents 5tlll
pick up mail from antique bnsl
pos1al boJles. In idc, boAes of Calton
and cans o( C,ampbeU'1 IOUP kcq>
company watb a display of co-boy
hats and t.Kk.
Consuvcuon MM'km mon oftea
than cowboys now bitch"==
ln the din lot. ltoppiftJ lO a
dnnk from a &liltaUy ....,.. rel
Coca-Cda tloof cooler. c•1o 111 .. OLD Tl .... ,~w-1•
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, February 20, 1914
Landing gear fails
Jeff Farmer and Karen Soden came away
uninjured Sunday when the •lngle-engt.ne
Beechcraft they were flylna( ezperle.nced an
electrical power failure alter takeoff from
J ohn Wayne Airport. They circled around
to land, bat the lancllnC &ear collapeed u lt
touched down on the nmway. The plane
dldded to a halt and had to be lifted by
crane from the nmway, which wa• cloeed
brleOy. They were boand for Palm SprlDC•·
From Al
Laguna &ach Council man Dan Ken-
ne}
··tn Laguna for instance "e could
ha' e considerable problems Mth
firc""orks because our rugged temun
and h1lh .areas. It could b( npe for
disaster:·· he added.
.. Each cm should b( allo"'e-d to
make that dec1S1on and this. effectlH -
1). seems to b( takmg that away."
TAXI COMPANIES ...
From Al
and Gina Tl·"s an<l lJonah.l
~kEacheran. all of Laguna Beach. 1s
offenng fa res of $I ~O tor the lirst
I 'th m tie and $ 20 tor l'Jl h '>U b~
quent I .. th mile
In 19 ... b ollinals ruled 1ht' l tt\
rnuld onh suppon one cab sen 11.:C:
but th1 .. t1mc Ctl\ staff 1s recomml·nd-
ing counul members appro' e OOlh
operauons berauS<' the population 1~
up and the 01~ mp1cs ~111 ltkel~ bnng
in more toun'its.
In other acuon. 1he cit ' stall ha!>
recommended council members ap-
pro\e the Potte!J Shack's request for
use of city beaches from Brooks Street
through Heisler Park for the April 15
a'e the Whale Run
The staff also 1s recommending
that council memb(rs authonze
funds for the construction of a fuel
break alongside the Top of the
\l. orld·r\rc h Beach Heights fire access
road.
F1nall). the Cit) Council will hear
resident Gus Mathieu's complaint
about the use of power garden
blo"ers.
PILGRIM DELAY •••
J'nmaAl
straining order forclng him to move · hadn't thought about more (legal
the Pilgrim from the wharf, where It action) becau98 we thOught he'd
has been docked for more than a be cooperative and get It moved."
month. The City Councll granted So far. hOW9'l9r the city hae not
Holland a four-day stay at the taken any steps to return to court,
ctty-owned dock In January. she saJd.
An Orange County Superior
Court Judge told the city attorney
he could appeal tor the restrainlng
order again If the Pilgrim was not
moved In seven days.
City officials struck a bargain
with Holland at a meeting last
week: they would agree to take no
further legal action If he moved the
boat by Sunday.
Mayor Evelyn Hart sald the n.w
delay may resutt ln more legal
actJon. "He's breaking the law In
the city of Newport Beach." she
said.
•'He hasn't contacted me, but we
The boat wttt contJnue to reoeiYe
a $17 tJcket eech day from the
Harbor Department, n ft hu for
nearly two weekt. Hart aald.
The ctty ha8 charged that
Holland's boat la bloddng publlc
accessway to the dook for ftlher.
men and boat owners whO wteh to
make repairs there.
Holland buAt the P4tgnm over a
13-year S*fOd In the front yerd of
hi• Costa Meea t)ome, moving hia
famUy lnto the Mlf·ftnmhed hul
where tttey" ltwd for 10 )WU"I wt"9
he worked on the boet.
Both Laguna Beach and Newpon
do permit professional firework
shows.
.. We didn't want to take away all
the excitement of the Founh of July
so we do have a show and the city
actually puts some money into tt ...
explained Kenney.
San Jose Assistant City Attorney
Daniel Wallace, whose city was a
defendant in the case along with
Santa Clara County. said the City
Council will b( asked to approve an
appeal of Thursday's ruling to the
state Supreme Coun. according to the
Associated Press.
CRASH •..
From Al
personal pain she had experienced
when her father. Alb(n Rich, died in
the auto accident.
Besides her fnends and studies.
Rich was an acu~. athletic girl who
favored aerobic workouts and
worked until recently at a local
athletic club where she baby sat
children while their mothers e\-
ercised.
The night of Rich's death. she was
driving home 1n a borrowed car.
.. anxious" to get home before curfew.
Young said.
Young said both he and the girl's
mother. Sharon Young. wert' very
angT) when they learned from police
investtgators that alcohol figured in
their daughter"s death.
In fact. the fam1l} is requesting that
in lteu of flowers. contnbuuons be
made to the Mothers· Against Drunk
Dnving (MADD) organizauon. the
grief-stricken father said.
Michael Beck. 23. of Anaheim is
the man charged with felony drunk
driving in the early-morning col-
lision. which occurred at the inter-
section of Eiits Avenue and Magnolia
Street. He was booked tnto Orange
County Jail in lteu of SS.000 bail.
OLD IRVINE'S A PIECE OF HISTORY ••.
From Al
But time didn't stand still fo r the rest of century-old
buildings. They were de molt shed between 1965 and l 97S.
A school. a packing house. a train station and the elegant
In 1ne mansion. home ofln ine Company patnarch James
lf"'.ine r .. all disappeared
And nov. urbanization threatens what's left.
This v.eek. an Irvine de, el oper mo'cd a step closer to
begi nning an amb1t1ous $10 mtlhon plan to renovate and
presene the h1stonc farm bu1ld1ngs for use in a
commercial .. Old Town .. theme park.
The prOPosal surfaced alter at least three years of
wre~tltng with how to presene lrvinc·s past b~ a histoncal
soc1et~ and a blue nbbon commm1on
i\lso tht~ \\eek. progress came on the proJecfs most
recent obr,tacle \lemming frum the c11: ·s un"1ll1ngness to
drop m prom1 ~t· to allov. the hotel lo be used as shelter for
the homeless
Instead of ~pending u pv.ard~ of SI 00.000 to make the
two-ston hotel h'able. Counc1Jv.oman Barbara Weiner
said the In 1ne Co and local churches arc tl)tng to find an
altematl\ e site to house up to s1' families
"We're look mg for a longer·term approach:· she said.
The proJect 1s env1S1oned as a reconfigured farm town.
with the holel. general store and blacksm11h shop moved
closer to the granary and v.arehouk e).plained Robcn
mith of J Ra\ Construction
In 1he1r presen t locations. the structures would be
threatened b) the planned v.1dening of Sand Canyon
R-oad. he said
But thl' 'entun-old buildtng'> are the ke> to the projccfs
success . ..ind "ould b( nominated to b( included in the
National Regis ti) of H1stonc Places The ltsting makes the
project cltg1ble for tax breaks ~math said.
destroy the farm buildings.
"J. Ray Construction came up with the idea," e1tplained
Irvine Co. vice president Monica Florian. "He seems very
enthusiastic about the program."
Smith, general partner with J. Ray Construction, said
groundbreaking is at least a year away.
The non-binding agreement "locks in what we have to
do. We've made a commitment to secure the listing and
secure the tenants, and we believe we can:· Smith said.
Only Mayor Larry Agran objected publicly to the
agreement, wondering whether the project is viable.
"What if it is a commercial failure? The biggest profit
seems to b( a tax profit," be pointed out.
The tu break comes from the ~stry listing, allowing
the developer to dedicate the build mg facades to the city.
Smith said the city wilJ bear no liability if the project fails,
because the lender would take back the property but
assume rcspc:>nsibility for preserving the buildings.
Smith said no restaurateur has yet decided to open the
envisioned country-western saloon and diner in the bean
warehouse. And neither has a hotelier welcomed the
developer's idea of convertini the musty smelling granary
tnto a 130-room hotel.
But Smith's firm. which converted a brick supply store
in Santa Ana into the Builders fachangc office. isn't
troubled by doubters.
He pointed to Irvine Co. proposals for land within two
miles of the farm buildinp such as a medical center.
regjonal mall and high tech business park.
"All that development will help this project," Smith
said.
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CONDITION , .. ,.,. ,..,
POOf poor
poot•lfllr
flllt s... CllrectlOn ...
Cabbage Kid clothing costs
more than your own kids'
By tbe Associated P resa
If your child has a Ktd. the Ktd"!>
clothes could well cost more than
\Our child's.
· Xa vier Robens. creator of Cabbage
Patch Kids -the doll that took the
count!) b) storm at C'hnstmas -has
come up with a set of clothes for the
stuffed dolls. The clothes retail for
S7.84 to $t t.99.
Scars. Roebuck and Co .. sells the
..ame clothes for lt\ing. breathing
humans of approximate!) the same
size for pnces rangrng from S3 99 to s 11.00.
Don't ti) to cheat and bu ) your
Cabbage Patch Kid clothes in the
infants department of your local
department store ... Kids .. and chil-
dren are proportioned differently.
Marsha Mendenhall. a clerk in the
doll section of Toys-R-Us. 1n Rock·
'11le. Md .. said the Cabbage Patch
K.td clothes are "just ltke clothes for
infants and they come with a mono-
gram :•
Kathleen McNamara, a merchan-
dise associate at the Woodward &
Lothrop dcpanment store in Chevy
Chase. Md .• said. "A lot of kids (the
human kind) come m to buy clothes
for their dolls. but the) don't fit. They
JUSt hang off them."
She also says most infant clothes
are much better made than doll
clothes. "Some doll clothes won't
stand up to two wa shings, they just
fall apan."
And the dolls can't walk, crawl or
climb." she added. She acknowl-
edged, however. that dolls do .. get
dragged around a lot. ..
Ms. McNamara was talking about
doll clothes in general. She hadn't
seen the Cabbage Patch clothes.
Toys-R-Us sells Cabbage Patch
.. casual wear" for $7.84. The line
includes pajamas. a vest. a pants and
jacket set and a two-piece terry cloth
ensemble.
For S 11. 97 at the same store you
can get outfits that include socks and
cloth shoes with cardboard soles.
DresSC7s. j<?ggi~g suits and sleepers
come 1n th is pnce range.
Hccht's, another Washington de-
panment store. advertised a special
on their least expensive "playwear for
newborns" at $2. 98.
There is a low-cost solution for the
Cabbage Patch Ktd who needs ward·
robe add1t1ons.
A Norcross. Ga .. firm has prepared
a book of patterns. tncluding those for
a dress. panties. pants, a knit top,
shin. cap and shoes. The book, which
sells for SS. says by mixing and
matching materials. a Cabbage Patch
owner can have .. countless van-
ations."
OC woman finds glass in tuna
A Fullenon woman sa}s the gntty
taste in a can of cooked salmon
turned out to be bits of "glittery"
ground glass. including a half.inch
piece she claims she pulled out of her
mouth.
.. , called (Orange County) Poison
Control. but they said all I could do
was wall for any signs of (internal)
bleeding." Georgene Vombaur said.
'Tm so angry. I'm such a health
addict. too -I hardly ever buy
anything canned."
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Vombaur said she bought four
large cans of Bumble Bee salmon for
S3 each from a Cerritos store. Price
Club, on Saturday. She and her
daughter ate it Sunday morning. she
said.
The salmon 1s usually pnced at
about SS. Vombaur said. and se veral
people .. were buying 1t by the case."
'Tm concerned because I saw a lot
of people taking 12 cans at a time,"
she said. "I was Just probably the first
one to open them.
"I feel so stupid -I should have
kn own. but I've never eaten glass
before. I'm so angry and I'm worried
about what's goin' to happen to me
and my daughter.'
The cans. marked with senal
number0939SR2-3. were paCkaJed at
Bumble Bee Seafoods in San Diego.
Representatives of Bumble Bee
Seafoods 1n San Diego and San
Francisco could not be reached for
comment
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Day care program
set at Turtle Rock
An af\er-school extended day care program WlU st.art
at Irvine's Turtle Rock Community Center beginning
Tuesday. ·
"Kids Club" is a proaram desiincd for children of
wortung parents who need a supervised proaram where
youn1stcrs can '° each day after school until 6 p.m.
Participants, first through sixth graders, can register
for as little as two days per week or all five days.
Activities such as games, cookinJ, crafts and drama
arc to be scheduled. Further informatll\n can be obtained
by calling the park at 7S2-6076. .
Safari orlentat1on plann ed
A prc-onentation meeting and film conc.cming this
summer's 17-<iay Afnca Bil Game Photo Safari will be
conducted Tuesday at Golden West ColJcge in Hu~t
ington Beach. The meeting will be held it 7:30 p.m. in
Conference Room 107 of the Humanities Building.
The summer trip to Africa will be sponsored by
Golden West College Community Services. S~na at
the pre-orientation meeting will be limo.Kollum,_direct~r
of the Africa Tourist Board. Also answenngquesllons wtll
be tour conductor Al Jackson. a Golden West photogra-
phy instructor. and Linda Chartier, a representative from
a tour o,crator.
Refreshments will be served, and admission is free.
The photo safari, which includes a weekend in London.
will leave Los Angeles on July 13 and return JuJy 29. For
more information, call 891-3991. 1
Free sailing movie• In Dana
Dana Point Yacht Charters and the Old Dana Point
Cafe and Wine Bar arc sponsoring free sailing ~ovies and
slides durins the Dana Point Harbor Festival of the
Whales, which opened Saturday and will run through
March 11.
The films w11l be presented Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9
p.m. at the cafc, 24720 Del Prado in Dana Pomt. For
further information, contact Dana Harbor Yacht Charters
at 493-1206.
Emergency medical class set
A free emergency medical tcchnic.al class will be
conducted Tuesday by the Orange Coi:mty Fire. De~rt
mcnt at Fire Station 20. 8663 Orange-Ohve Road m Ohve.
The class will run from 9 a.m. to noon with suc.ccssive
classes being held every Tuesday and Thursday for 32
sessions. The cou~ is sanctioned by Santa Ana
Community College ~nd carries six c~edits. .
Further information may be obtamed by calling Capt.
Larry Drake at 831-0872 or Engineer Bill Anderson at
559-0201.
Debate slated on Reagan pollcy
William Bollinger of the lnteramerican Center for
Study of History and Culture, wilJ speak on President
Reagan's Central American Policy at the Unitarian
Universalist Center at 1259 V1ctona St., Costa Mesa at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Also speaking will be Carol Ann Bradford, a
Democratic candidate for the 40th Congressional District.
For more information. 497-6873.
Garden friend• meet 1n Laguna
The annual meeting of the Friends of the Honensc
Mtllcr Garden will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . in the
community room of Laguna Federal Savings, 260 Ocean
Ave., Laguna Beach.
Visitors are welcome both to the meeting and the
garden, which is open to the public daily at noon Tuesdays
through Saturdays. Call the Human Affairs Department of
Laguna Beach Ctty Hall at 497-331 1 for visitation permits.
CALENDAR
Monday. February 20
City and county government offices closed for the
holiday.
Tuesday, February 2 1
• 9:30 a.m., Orange County Board of Supervisors,
Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
• I :30 p.m ., Orange County Planning Comml11ion,
Hatt of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
• 5:30p.m .. Newport Beacb Library Board. Newpon
Center Branch Library, 856 San Clemente Drive.
• 6 p.m .. Laguna Beacb City Coucll. Council
Chambers, 505 Forest Ave.
• 6:30 .J?.m .. Co11a Meaa City Council Meeting, City
Hall Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
• 8 p.m .. Fountain Valley City Council. City Council
Chambers. 10200 Slater Ave.
PoucE Loe
Or9n09 Cout DAILY PILOT/M~y, F~ 20, 1t14 *
WE Ast\ED
If you were head of NASA what would you do abbut
the two $70 million communlcatlons satellites
misfired-by the space shuttle?
Michele Gottf rled
nurse
Houston, Texas
"First, I'd get them back. Then,
I'd donate them as scrap metal to
Russia. TheX need all the help
they can get. ·
Jobn Strong
retired cleaning contractor
Costa Mesa
"They're insured so it doesn't
cost our country anything. If I
were NASA chief, I'd try to get
them back if possible. I don't
think our record is tainted by
losing them. W e've put up so
many satellites successfully."
Darrell Carewe
grocery courtesy clerk
Irvine
"There's not much even the
head of NASA can do about it
now. I think they should get their
'you know what' together and not
lose them in the first place."
Sue Rltschel
nurse
New~rt Beach
"I d take any monetary losses
out of Nancy Reagan's daily
allowance."
r
Nancy Greaves
volunteer trail plde at
Newport Harbor Natare Ceater
Costa Mesa
"I would try to somehow act
them back. I don't know all about
the technology of such a job but I
can't believe they won't try:•.
Harry Adler
salesman
Alhambra
''I'd have to see what getting
them back involved and see if it
would be wonh it."
Irvine's Sills seeks re-election;
Miller tosses her hat in the ring
By ANDREA ADELSON
01 IM Delly Piiot lie"
Two-term Councilman David Sills
and long-time Community Services
Commission chairwoman Sally Anne
Miller say they are candidates to enter
a June 5 contest forthree City Council
scats in Irvine.
The pair. along with mcumbent
Mary Ann Ga1do. took out nomi-
nation papers Fnday. Gaido had
announced her candidacy earlier.
A third incumbent whose term 1s
set to expire. Bill Vardouhs. has
decided not to run.
Sitts. appointed mayor of lrvme
three times. said he 1s runnmg for a
third four-year term to complete
some of the master-planning de-
cisions he set in mouoll'.
As an example, the 45-year-old
Newport Beach attorney pointed to
extending city borders. "I'm hopeful
the coastal area will be planned as part
of Irvine," he said.
In addition. Sills said vigilance is
needed to safeguard the talked-about
conversion of the El Toro Marine
lorps Air ~talion into a Joint military
and civilian airport.
"It keeps com mg back to haunt us:·
he said. The conversion was rec-
ommended in a 1980 county Grand
Jury report and a year later by the
Southern Cahfornia Asscx:1a11on of
Governments. However. a county
airpon commission this "eek rec-
ommended against imposing a time
limit on seek an alternative to the
crowded John Wayne Airport.
Sills, opposed to the JOtnt use. said
··1 understand the problem "'Ith John
Wayne. But the people who propose
(conversion) ha' e no idea that there
arc thousands of people h\lng under
the El Toro flight path. double the
number in Newpon Beach "
Airplanes dcaprt from the cou n-
ty-operated a1rpon over Newpon
Sills, a former Manne. unsuc-
cessfully ran for Assembly against
Nolan Frizzelle.
He said he would agree lo a
campaign spending limit of $25,000
proposed bv Gaido. bul onh 1f a
challenger made the sugge\ll(ln
The cny already ltm1ts individual
contnbu11ons to $260 per individual,
but a campaign cap only aids the
incumbent. Sills said.
First-lime candidate Miller agreed.
"It's fine for an incumbent to propose
1t. She obviously has the edge. I don't
think it's fair."
Miller. a I 0-)ear member of the
city's Community Services Com-
mission, 1s a Realtor with a Newport
Beach firm .
Miller said she intends to ask the
comm1ss1on and the City Council to
temporanl) table a proposal for a
performmg arts center at UC Irvine
because the plan may be politicized.
"I would hate IO)carsofwork to go
down the dram. It's the most import-
ant project I've ever worked on. and I
won't do anyth1gn to jeopardize it."
the mother of three adult children
said.
Miller said she 1s seeking a council
post to try to put in place a citywide
park master plan and to ensure the
city's planning gu1deltnes are fol-
lowed.
Coast tee,_.
gi¥e 'eyes'
to sightless
By JAMIE SEELEY
OltM..., .........
They make sure it's ufe to cr0$ the strut. They: can
lead a penon throuah heavily conaested traJflC ufdy and
quickJy. They arc ~eyes of the blind -and tlie frieadl.
They arc lttlftl eye doss.
Earlier tb1s month two Orange County 4-H mftnben.
Samanttui Kill of Costa Mesa and Stacy Coctioa of
Huntinaton Beach, prcscntcd dogs they had rii.ed .from
frisky puppies to full-fledged guide dogs to two bliDd
people.
HilJ presented Alfred. a golden retriever, to Alfred
"Jack" Dowd of Morrison. Col.
Conina gave Ragu, a Labrador retriever, to Lynne
Koral of Los Angeles dunng vaduation ceremonies at
Guide [)op for the Blind Inc., in San Rafael.
"It was really a touching ceremony," 14-year-<>ld Hill
ta1d. "He (Dowd) felt Hke he aot the gift of s1aht. He was
grateful."
The pups were born at the Guide Dog's kennels. They
were placed with the 4-H mcmebers when t~ pups were
only three months old. Hill and Cottina then house trained
the dop and taufht them social wlls.
The socializlna by the 4-H family helps to lay a solid
foundation for the future work of the dogs as JUide d.ogs.
according to Jennifer Bassin&. director of public relat1ons
at Gui<k Dogs for the Blind.
Both girts cited their favorite experience with the
animals as secina them grow from puppies to trained dop.
.. Teaching them thinas and ~tching the~ ~d
made me feel like I really accomphshed somet.bana, Hill
said.
In additJon. Cotttng, 17, called .. it a chance to do
somcthma for someone else."
When the dogs were 18 months old, the gjrts ~ to
return their pets to the school to ~n a
six-month-pr:opam of auidc dog training with California
state-licensed instructors.
Coning. who had raised three puppies from the
school before Ragu, said "it was real bard .. the first. time
she had to return a puppy. After that, however, It Sot
easier, she said.
"I thought 'What am I doing. I don't want to give this
dog away,· "said Hill. "But that was the whole purpose of
the program."
Aft.er trainin$ with the mstructors, the d<>a.s are
matched with bltnd people. A frisky dog would be
matched with an active person, while a quieter dog would
be paired with someone more sedate, said Carolyn Turner,
a spokeswoman for the school.
"She (Kora.I) was really ~teful ~u was such a g~
dog," said Cottmg."Thcy bit 1t off nght away. They JUSt
adored each other."
The dog and the blind person then complete a 28-day
course at the Guide Dogschoolendmgwtth thcgradu.ation
ceremony.
Raising one of these f uppies takes a lot of work.. said
Hill. "It also takes a lot o love and caring."
The cost to produce a person-<iog unit is about
SI 0,000. However, there is never any charge to the blind
person. The school is supported entirely by private
contributions.
Samantha Hll1 (left) and Stacy Cotttnc (~t)
preMDt p.ide do&• to Alfred Dowd and
Lynne Koral ln San Rafael.
Skateboarder, 7, hit by car
in Irvine, seriously injured
laundn at 7071 Warner Ave The loss
was ec;t1mated at S700 m quarters
Irvin e
Thie' e~ stole more than SI 0.000
""onh of copper platmi bars O'er the
""eekeod. after pl)1ng orn a
still-locked rear door o Cos-
motroniri1. 16 721 Noyes. in the
In ine bus mess center. "The door was
still locked when ""e got there" this
morning. Sgt. · ott Cade said. The
door was bent enough for someone to
from a home on the 600 block of
Center Street Fnday. The loss was
placed at S 1.750. • • • Thieves pried open the rear door of
a home on the 300 block of Sunnsc
Circle Friday and ransacked the
premises. stealing Jeweh). a fur coal
and camera equipment. The loss has
not been detennined.
eral stations to respond. When ftre-
fiJ)ltcrs clean-d the smoke. they
discovered four eggs burning on a
'itO\-e.
Fountain Valley
Bur&tars stole women's jewelry
valued at SI .555 from a muter
bedroom 10 the 16000 block of
Madrone Circle.
A 7-year-old skateboarder was
listed in guarded condition this
morning in. Wcste~n ~e~ic?I C:cnter
after suffenng maJor tnJUnes in an
early evening traffic collision Sunday
in Irvine.
Anthony Joseph Compofelicc of·
Coto de Coza is bem~ treated for a
cranial fra cture and hver trauma in
Huntington Beach
A yellow. heavy-duty utility trailer
was reported stolen 'over the weekend
from the Concrete Coating and Oeanma Co., 1SS61 Product Lane.
The loss was estimated at $12,000. • • • A man was arrested Sunday eve-
nina after he allegedly natched a
pune from a woman at the Ralphs
market, 19041 Beach Blvd. • • • By pry101 open a rear hd1na
window. someone buraJarized a
borne over the weekend on the 16800
block •f Baruna · Lane. The lo
indudctl a $400 television set, SIS 1n
cash and a $200 portable iclcphone. • • • An 1 l·year-old boy was arrested
Sunday afternoon at the Safeway
market 7600 Ed1nacr Ave .• on su p1-
clon of shoplinina. Recovered were
flashlight battenes and a Vicks In·
haler. The boy wa rdcascd to his
mother.
t
the intensive care umt of Western
Medical Center in Santa Ana, police
Sgt. Mike White said.
Compofclice, staying wtth fncnds
in lrvme while his parents are
vacatfoning, was struck by a motonst
at Lille and Bordeaux as he rode a
skateboard in the intersection, Sgt.
~nu C'lu1t said.
A resident of the 4300 block ot
Boardwalk Drive reported Saturday
thatsomeonestolefourhabcap from
his Cadillac. The loss was estimated
at Sl,000. • • • Someone broke into Hank's Pizza,
I 639S Beach Blvd., over the weekend
by breaking a lock on the front door
The lo , estimated at S 1,200. m-
cluded a slicer and dough mix. • • • Three t1res were slashed over the
weekend on a red M11da tauon
waaon parked on the S 100 block of
Littler Dnve. The damage wa e. t1 -
mased at s 160. • • • Someone broke all of tbc wandows
in a pttn 1974 Plymouth Barracuda
parked Saturday on the 16.SOO block
of Oolhatd Street. The dama e wa
estimated at St.000. • • • A youna man stole two t 2-pack~ of
beer early today from the top N o
~tort. 17422 Beach Blvd. The man
Rtdmg a skateboard in the street.
"1s about as legal as being a ped·
cstrian," Cade said.
Driver Thoman Ingrahm, 47, of
Irvine escaped injury. Pohce are
continuin& their investigation and
would not say this morning if charges
arc contemplated.
fled on foot south on Beach
Boulevard. The loss was cstmated at
$12.33. • • •
Someone stole the T-tops early
today from a white 1981 Pontiac
Trans Am owned by an employee of a
restaurant at Heil Avenue and Beach
Boulevard The lo s was estimated at
S7SO. • • •
Break101 in throu,h a locked rear
door, someone bufllarited the El
Don Liquor store, 8462 lndianapohll
ve .• early Sunday. The loss included
S20 in coms and C\prettes >North
S3SO • • •
Four urn were 111 hcd earty un-
d.ay on a yellow 1976 Honda iv1c
P4lrkcd on Hunttnaton St~• near
Atlanta Avenue. The lo was cst1-
mntcd at $160. ••• Someone broke into a bill chan,er
over the weekend in a self-rv1ct
•
slip through • • • An El Toro man was arrested on
susp1c1on of grand theft Sunday after
a shenffs sergeant allejledly saw him
takmg a S 1,200 electnc winch off a
jeep parked at Jim Click Ford. 43
Auto Center Dnve. John M .
McCauley. 20. was Mid at county J&1l
in lieu of S9.000 bail
Two Lo!I .\ng~le~Count) men werc
arrested in Irvine for susp1c1on of
cam 1ng a con~lcd and toaded
weai>on <;aturday night after being
sto pped for allraed drunken dnvma.
Pere} K Thomas. 22. of Los i\naeles
and Bobb-. \. Johnson. 18. of
Compton ~ere booked at Ora.nae
County Jail.
Coata Mesa
Several ('8 of liquor v.ert tolen
from Sudoun's Re tau rant, 2116
Placcntta vt• .• early • turday mom-
1n W1tnc 1d five male juven-
ile\ wtanna socks on their hand
apparentl entered throu1h a broken
window and made off with the
alcohol. • • • Two v1Jeo rtcordc~ "trt' stolen
• • • A color telev151on set and a micro-
wave oven were stolen from a house
on the 2100 block of National Strttt
Friday. Entrance was gatned by
breaking a wrndow. The loss was
placed at S 720
Laguna Beach
Lu .... e valued at S 1.185 and leO
standing in the dnvewa} of a Laguna
Beach home was stolen Saturda)'. the
owneT said. The then occurred 1n the
300 block of Mynlf Strttt • • • Three suspects mtered a down-
town bus1ncs~ dunng wo rluna hours
and removed a larse amount of Jewds
from a d1spla)' case Value of the
stolen Jewelry was not known • • • Pohct rc$pondcd to the 1400 bloc~
of South Coast H1a,hway early Satur-
day monruna after a ma.n rep0rt.cd lu
car stolen. The man had been dnnk-
1na, Pohct ~id. and bis vehicle v.as
dlscovercd a sbon d1stancc down the
lrttt. • • • • • unk w trapped 1n a Jacuu1
fihu basket. but escaped unhun
before animal control om~ could
arrive at the N)es Pll<lt add • • • A \moke alarm -.u acttvatcd It a
hou 1n the 1200 bloc~ or &n•
front prompuna cn&ints from
ii
I
• • • Someone en tcrcd a locked lock.er at
Racquetball World, 101 lS Talbtn
Ave .. and a 24-tnch. 14--caral a<>kl
chain valued at $510. • • • Burr.Jars stole a l 9-inch color TV.
an AM/FM stereo and cash from a
residence 1n the 10000 block of
Wh1ppoorw11l A venue.
Woman stru c~
by auto, loses
purse to thief
A. 58-year-old secretary was nrun
b)' a car an Fount.am Valle~ and the.D
had her pune snatched wtule she wu
walkina : turd.a)' ni&bt to her car an
the partt lot of Lbc-Ckmco depart-
ment ~. 11099 8rookhunt t
Pohce said Irene nford v. the
victim of an armed robbery in which a
car MS u$Cd as 1 weapon. police said.
ford complained of t and
hip pain an the ' i~nt tMl in-
uptors hcvc • dchbenttly ta.&td by tht sUSJ)tCt!I Her wm
C'Ontained S60 m cash and lQ '"
m lancou •tern .
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A4 Orange Co ., DAILY PILOT/Monday. February 20. 1ea.
Reagan 'crashes' Demos' p&rty in Iowa
Mondale says he's In the lead today 1t .. was ht$ moral obhptton to l.ttp the -big stoppcdshonofcla1m1n1v1ctory. Rabbis oppose gay
_ spe~n out of power. • "I think wearedo1ng well in Iowa," he told n::pone~ ight J gi 1 ti as campaigning Winds dOWil If. the b1& s>:tnders itt their w~y. t~ey II 'h~rgc 1n~acksonv11lc, Aa."lowaruwilloowdecidc. l'mcontcnt r 8 e 8 a on
DES MOINES. low4 (AP) -Democrats besin the
procc s of p1ck.ina their prcs1dent1al candidate today with
former Vice Pre idcnt Walter F. Mondale lookina for
victory in Iowa's prl"C1nct caucuses -the start of the Iona
trail to th~ nominauon this summer in San Francisco.
cverytJunaon your Tupaycrs Expn::s~.Card. A~d bchc~c we ve done cverythrna we could to deal w11h the 1&~C$ ... !"C. they never leave home wa~hout at. the president said Sen. John Glenn ofOhao. locked in a ti&ht race forthe
1n tem~rks prepared for debvct)' to ~vcnil thousand N~. 2 spot behind Mondale, made one last campaign
Republu:ans. , . . sw1na here.Sunday before hcadinJ for New EngJand.
. The prc.sadent s poli~al jo~mey to Iowa occuntd in . Mondale was campaagnina 10 Illinois today, before
lime ,to spht th~ b~dhnes. wath Mondale, .the h~vy tlytn&backtoniJht forwhatbiscampaignhasplannedasa fav~tc in ton1Jht ! precinct ~aucus . voonJ which victory celcbratton. Sens. Gary Han of Colorado and Alan
pro-.::1dn ~he first pubhc test of the eight maJor Oemocra~ic. Cmnston of California. fo""!cr South Dakota Sen. George pres1den~al cand1~~tcs. . . . • McGovern and former Aonda Gov. Reubin Askew wert
The candidate~ have all but wrapped up campaigning
i9 lhc longest. most C;(pcnstve "cithibition season" yet, as
eaght Democratic men fight for the nght to challenae
President Reajpln in the fall elCC't1ons.
In has first pohllca! tnp sancc he declared his Intention scheduled to do a little last-minute campaigning and
Jan. 29 to1eek ~-clcct1on, the p~s1dent used some of his telephoning around the state today. harshest metonc to fi&ht bac~ aaaanst the Otmocrau who Meanwhile. Reagan, who has no significant oppos1-
t1on for renomination. was an the the state for a brief visit
today designed lo !tleal some of the thunder from the
Democratic caucu!>Cs and fire up the GOP panisans going
to their own caucuses tonight.
have been criticizing him on the campaign trail for
months.
Rcag.an . nd1cuhng Democrats in generaJ and former
Vice President Waller F Mondale in pan1cular. declared
.. Let others appeal to greed and envy, pit group
against lf'OUp, treat people as helpless victims and seek to
weaken our national defense.·· Reagan said.
Mondale, leading 1n the polls both here and in New
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Salvador rebels
down 2 copters
Mortar attack sends one chopper
Into another killing 28 soldiers
. SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador(AP)-Leftist rebels
fmng mortars hit an air force helicopter fl ying troops into
b~t~le, sending !l crashing into a second helicopter and
k1lhng all four pilots and 24 soldiers aboard both aircraf\
an army official says. ·
The U.S.-made Huey hehcopter hit by the mortar fire
exploded .and collided wath a second helicopter that then
smashed mto the ground. Col. Ramon Morales Ruiz told
reporters wbo visited the battle zone af\er the attack
Sunday in San Miguel province near the Honduran
border.
Ruiz is a member of the armed forces chiefs of sl8fT.
lo SartSalvador. a military observer who asked not to
be identified ~id Sunday night that the crash may have
been the first tJme the government has lost helicopters to
enemy fire.
"They have taken ground fire before. but lo my
knowledge we have never had any helicopter lost before to
ground fire." the observer. "We've had them hit before
but they have always made 1t in." •
A Defense Ministry statement said the two helicop-
ters collided at 7:30 a.m. 50 miles northeast of the capital
and four miles south of the Honduran border.
The crash victims were among 2.000 U.S.-tramed
soldiers participating in a drive against rebels in the
non hem pan of San Miguel province.
An official at the U.S. Embassy. who spoke on
cond1t1on he not be identified, said no Americans were on
board the helicopters.
. The Salvadoran military has about 21 Hueys, but a
military source only 15 were operational before the two
helicopters were destroyed Sunday .
Italy troops out;
Marines packing
BEIR UT. Lebanon (AP) -Government troops
fought off rebel attacks on the strategJc mountain town of
Souk el-Gharb )Oday. and Italy withdrew its peacekeeping
troops from their positions in Beirut.
The U.S. Manne contingent of the peacekecpi ng force
has begun moving equipment and non-<:ombat personnel
from its base at Beirut's airport, and an American source
said today he eitpects the Marines to be out of the city by
neitt week
"The redeployment plan has been approved. and the
Marines arc JU St awa1t1ng the order to execute it, .. said the
source. who asked not to be identified. "I don't expect the
Ma nnes to be at the airpon next week."
Police said 16 people were kill ed and 60 wounded in
battles overnight 1n central Beirut and at Souk el-Gharb.
which overlooks the presidential palace and the Manne
base.
~. The Italians abandoned their positions in west
1Jt'1rut's Sabra and Chatilla Palestinian refugee camps by
midmorning to board landing craft headed for na vy
vessels offshore. An Italian spokesman said 100 members
of the 1.400-man contingent would stay on shore as a
clean.up crew, JOO would remain on ships ofT Beirut, and
about l .000 would sail home.
President Reagan's nauonal security adviser. Roben
Mcfarlane. said on Sunday in New York that the 1.200
Marines remaining at the airpon had begun their pullout
also.
Mcfarlane said the Mannes "are moving already and
I'm sure there are some aboard ship by this time." He said
all would be aboard the ships by mid-March.
Bu t a spokesman for the Mannes in Beirut said toda)
that although they were loading equipment onto the ih1ps.
they had not received orders to stan the troop
redeployment.
"We don 't have the orders yet," said Air Force Capt.
Jack Giese. "The equipment going out is suppon
equ1pmen1.··
By llil~ A11oclue4 PttH
NEW YORK -Rabbis from the Uflltcd Stat&!11nd
Canada vow 10 acuvcly protest Califomta py riahu
legislation, calling it "a total betrayal of the fani1ly's trust."
Rabbi Ychuda Levin said members· of the Man·
hattan-based Union of Orthodox Rabbis of 1hc United
States and Canada arc seeking a mceling with California
Gov. George DcukmeJUln in an attempt to persuade him
nol to sign the bill. "future generations will tend 10 look at
the homosexual fa "11ly as an alternative to the nuclear
family," Levin said Sunday. A few cities in California .
such as Los Angeles and San Francisco. already have
existing gay rights laws. The new bill would prohibit
d1scnmination against gays in employment throughout
the state.
E9Caped convicts bunted
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. -Lawmen encircled an old
city dump today hoping to pin down three armed and
"extn::mely dangerous" escaDed convicts being hunted by
dozens of officers aided by bloodhounds and a helicopter.
A founh mmatc from the carefully planned breakout at
Fort Pillow Stale Pnson in Tennessee was believed to have
fled the area. while a fif\h pnsoner was recaptured Sunday.
authonues said. Meanwhile, authonties in Texas and
Meitico said Sunday they were sull searching i or 15
in mates, including six mu rderers, who broke out of a
Mexica n Jail in Ciudad Juarez on Friday.
CALIFORNIA
Baez concert alds reslster
SAN DIEGO -Folksinger and veteran anti-war
activist Joan Baez drew 23.000 people Sunday night to a
benefit concen to help convicted drat\ resister Benjamin
Sasway appeal hts 21/z-year prison sentence. Sasway. 23 -
the . first Amenca~ con v1cte~ for refusing to rcg.ister for
military service since the Vietnam War -attended the
concen m downtown San Diego's Golden Hall along with
his parents. Joseph and Dolores Sasway.
P11ot plcks the b.J.ghway
ORI NDA-The pilot looked around and figured he
had a choice of making an cmergenc) landing on a golf
course "Wlth very shon links:· hills speckled with trees.
power hnes and houses, or a stretch of highway between a
tunnel and an overpass. He chose the highway. and he
lived to tell the tale With some help from motonsls below.
Jack Romansky set his bnght yellow airplane down amid
the traffic on eastbound Highway 24 Sunday when the
plane's only engine failed. Although both were a shaken by
the landing, neither the pilot nor his passenger was
injured.
JDL plckets Asner JJome
LOS ANGELES -Members of the Jewish Defense
League gathered at the home of actor Ed Asner to protest a
donauon by the Screen Actors Guild to Vanessa
Redgrave's legal battle against the Boston Symphony.
Asner 1s president of the Screen Actors Guild, which last
month pledged S 1.500 to su ppon Miss Redgrave's breach
of contract suit against the symphony for canceling her
1982 appearances as narrator of "Oedipus Reit." Miss
Redgrave says her performance was canceled because she
suppons the Palesune Liberation Organization .
French truckers block roads
PARIS -Road blockades b) protesung truckers
continued for a fifth day in some regions today as the
government prepared to negotiate with the drivers who
had created some of the worst traffic jams in French
history. The National Highway Information Agency
reponed that blockades remained in 17 of France's 96
depanmcnts, or administrative districts. The protests,
which started Thursday and spread from the Atlantic to
the French Alps. were to demand lower fuel taites. changes
m border crossing procedures and relaxed safet}
regulations.
Aqulno murder speculation
MILLBRAE -Philippines opposition leader
alvador Laurel predicted that a panel investigating the
slaying of former Sen Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino would
soon announce that the man accused of the Aug. 21
assassination was not the killer. Laurel said Sunday the
announcement would come from a panel appoi nted by
President Ferdinand Marcos and will "finally declare that
(Orlando) Galman 1s not the killer. But they will not
announ ce who," he said .. • Dual Temp Control • Door Stops • Energy Saver
SAYE '30 -
"There 's nothing I like
Atjust $7.95, nowS
the time forprime.
Trio found
inside
closed shop
ELMWOOD PARK,
N.J . (A P) -Three boys
who let themselves be lock-
ed 10 a discount store
overnight for the second
time in two months caused
about SI 0.000 in damage
during their most recent
stay. officials say.
M· •l•· i Ill l 'j ~ better than a good bargain. "
ONLY s4999s
S.C. Brown
"Your buck should
stop here.''
H. Truman
RCA 25" liff. C.ler
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Prime Rio Dinner oecial.
Enjoy Stuart Anderson' famou."
Prime Rib dinner every night of the week for
just 7.95. Complete with soup or snJnd.
baked potato und toued Ranch BrcmJ.
FOUITAll VAWY, SAITA Ill. CAIDEI CROVE,
TOIUIC£, CElllTOS, lAIEIOOD, llll£11, LAil f OIEST
I
Stockroom workers ar-
nved at a K man store
Sunday morning to find the
three boys -an 8-ycar-old
and two I l·ycat-olds -
behind empty boxes in a
back storeroom.
The boys were wearing
Jewelry and several layers
of clothing and had placed
three bicycles and three
tote bags full of clothing
and video games in front of
~emergency _:xit. ---
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U'HOLSRIY, INC.
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COSTA MESA -5~8 1156
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B1LL
HARVEY
Early bird
must wait
'til 10 a.m.
Virtue can't get
hand yman into
hardware store
Do you ever check to sec what ti me
a store opens before you go there to
buy something? I never do. On the
other hand, Heaven knows that being
an early riser is one sin that I'm
innocent of. Asa matter of fact, if I'm
given the option, I usually lie
slua-a-bed till I'm forced by conven-
tion and decency to rise. and then it's
with great reluctance that I knuckle
under. Things that go on in the early
hours arc just not that fascinating for
me.
I have been known. however, to be
victim of small bouts of temporary
insanity, wherein I rise very early in
the morning. Sometimes as early as
8:30 or 9 a.m.! This is usually
accomplished with much groaning.
yawning and shuffiing about
bumping into stationary objects. I
finally manage to stumble,
bleary~yed, into the kitchen where
Ann has mercifully prepared in-
travenous transfusions of coffee.
After massive doses of caffeine, I
usually undergo a magical trans-
formation. I come wide awake and sit
there feeling very smug because I
managed to wake at such an early
hour. •
Most of the time, this early-rising
business is due to the fact that there 1s
some small task around the house
that requires my attention. Now we
get back to my original question. Do
you ever check to see what time a
store opens?
I decide that I need a weejiss to
repair the framus of the gizadcech and
race out to get one. I park my car, race
up to the store. and bash my nose and
forehead smartly on the locked door
of the store. After I can sec again, and
my head has stopped ringin$ some-
what, I notice the sign that informs
me that the store opens at I 0 a.m.
1 look at my watch. 9:55. Then I
look inside the store. and notice that
the rather loud noise that 1 made
when I ran into the door has caused a
lot of attention to be focused upon
me. There arc at least four sales clerks
in there. and they're all looking out
see what the noise was all about.
Good! Maybe they'll open a few
minutes .early and let me get on with
my repairs. I start to wave my arms
about, somewhat like a bescrk
semaphore. They wouldn't just ig-
nore me, would they? You can bet
your Aunt Minerva's dentures they
would. And they do. As if by magic.
all eyes are drawn away from me, and
I'm totally ignored. By this ume. it's
9:58, so I resign myself to wailing for
the two minutes to pass.
As I whistle a little tune, an
employee {who must be late) walks up
beside me and raps on the door.
Someone io authority comes to the
door, identifies the worker. there is an
exchange of passwords, and he opens
the door just exactly far enough for
her to squeeze sideways (with some
discomfort) through the opening. The
person in authonty apparently ex·
pccts me to hurl my body at the door
tn an attempt to breach their defenses.
because he immediately slams and
locks it I resist the urge to do so. With
the latest worker safe in the fold, the
person in authority shoots his cuffs
and starts for the back of the store.
I look at my watch. 9:55:55. The
person in authority reaches the rear of
the store and makes a smart about
face. He starts walking toward the
front of the store, slowly taking one
11onized step after the other. It's now
IOI He HAS to let me in! It's obvious
that this man is a past master at what
he's doing. Where it took him about
30 seconds to walk to the rear of the
store. the return trip talces a full three
minutes. He has a nng with at least 60
keys on it, and tries fully half of 'hem
before he's successful in unlocking
the door. As he opens the door. the
look on his face would indicate that
he is being forced to allow Attila the
Hun access to his wife and nubile
dau&Jlter. 1 resiJt the almost over-
poWering urge to ask him "Arc you
the manager here?", and when he
confesses to that fact, tell him "The}'
told me to run over here and tell you
your home is on fire."
No. I need my weejiss. He has my w~lss. I pay for my wttjiss and leave
the store a wiser man. Next time I
need a wcejiss. rm aoina to sleep till
at leut 10:30.
Bill H•~r 1s a columnisr who
Jives 1n Huotrniton &•ch.
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
"The world has no business to know the object of my 1ove •.. when J
want to conceal It. · •
O&OROE W AaJIDIGTOll
•
George married Martha, but loVed Slilly
--.
WASHINGTON -On the eve of
the British assault on the French
outpostat Fl Dusque nc, where
Pittsburab is now located, a 2~year-<>ld colonial officer penned a
letter to the woman be loved. Outside
his tent, a cold rain pelted tbecamp.
George Washinaton began the love
letter in the stilted style ofhisday.
"'Tis trUe," he wrote, "I prof cu
myself a votary oflove. r acknowl-
edge thata lady is in thec.ase. And
further I confess that this lady is
known to you .... I feel the f oroc of her
amiable beauties in the recollection of
a thousand tender passages .... "
Young Washington addressed the
letter not to his fiancee, Martha
Custis, but torus neighbor's wife,
Sally Fairfax. He concluded the letter
with a discreet appeal:
''You have drawn me, my dear
Madam, or rather I have drawn
myself, into an honest confession of a
simple fact. Misconstrue not my
meaning. 'Tis obvious. Doubt it not.
nor ex.pose it. The world bas no
business to know the object of my
love, declared io this manner to you,
when I want to conceal it"
Four months later, George Wash-
ington married Martha Custis. By all
accounts, it blossomed into a happy
marriage. Yet deep in his heart, the
passion for SaUy never died. She kept
their secret-but also bis letters,
which were withheld from history for
twoceoturies.
CBS television will soon reveal the
Jac1
AIDERSOI
real George Washinatoo -and the
secret he felt "the world has no
business to know." An eight-hour
miniscrjcs will dramatize Washing-
ton's "personal relationships, includ-
ing bis consuming, hidden love for
Sally Fairfax, his best friend's wife,"
tile network promises.
Sally was theyouna wife of his
closest friend, George William Fair-
fax., who Ii ved at Bclvoir, an estate
three miles down the Potomac from
Mount Vernon. She was a woman of
uncommon beauty and astriocratic
grace.
Washington was ruaedly hand-
some, an accomplished horseman
and forceful soldier. He *as as ill at
case around women as Sally was
poised in the company of men.
They met in I 7 54 when Washing-
ton was 22. The young squire of
Mount Vernon had recently gone
soldiering with the Virginia militja in
the wilds of Pennsylvanla and Ohfo.
He returned to Virginia a hero. In one
battle he had two horses shot under
him and his clothes ripped by four
bullets.
He was vulnerable, however. to the
coque1tish Salty Fairfax. When she
wouldmneslyremarksabout his
military da.rina, he was flanercd.
Apparently, Oeorse and Sally
never consummated their love. The
reason is that Washington was bound
bya strict sense of honor. The man
who later would lead hiscountrymen
in pled&ina "our lives, our fortunes
and our sacred honor," would not
li&htly betray his best friend for a
doomed dalliance with h1s W1fe.
The purpose of his letter to Sally
from the battlefront on that dreary
day-Sept. 12, l 7S8-was not alone
to declare his love but to acknowledge
its futility. For he added to the tender
tines this forlorn comment:
"But experience, alas, sadly rc-
~inds me: how impo~s!ble this (love)
1s,andev1ncesanopan1on which t
have long entertained, that there isa
destiny which has the sovereign
control of our actions, not to be
resisted by the strongest efforts of
human nature."
On Jan. 6, 17 59, George mamcd
Martha Custis. There is reason to
believe that Martha and George
Fairfax were aware of the romantic
foe Ii ngs between their sJ)Ouses. Yet
they trusted in Washington's honor,
and the two families remained close
until the Loyalist Fairfaxes moved
back to England. The mansion at
Bclvoir burned down and the estate
lay empty for years after the Revol-
ution.
WHATFAMOUSAMERICAN SAID ... ?
Reprinted by Request:
What famous American figure
attacked merchants for exacting an
"exorbitant price" for goods during
wartime, and warned against allow-
ing them to "amass fortunes upon the
public ruin"?
What famous American figure
declared it to be a universal ex-
perience of mankind that no nation
(including ours) "is to be trUsted
(urther than it is bound by its
interest"?
What famous American figure
wrote in a letter to a friend that the
times afford "too many melancholy
proofs of the decay of public virtue"?
What famous American figure
complained that speculators and
profiteers, for "the paltry consider-
ation of a little dirty pelf," were
tearinf apart the fabric of the nation
"for their own aggrandjzcment and to
gratify their own avance" and asked
whether we Americans will "at last
become the victims of our own
abominable lust for gain"?
What famous American figure
warned us to ''guard against the
impostures of pretended patriot-
ism"?
What famous American figure
cautioned us that "overgrown mili-
tary establishments arc under any
form of government inauspicious to
liberty, and arc to be regarded as
particularly hostile" to our form of
government?
SIDIEY
HARRIS
when passion was still runrung high
against our former enemy, said, "The
nation which indulges toward
L.M. Bovo
another an habitual hatred, or an
habitual fondness. is in some degree a
slave. It 1s a slave to us animosity or to
its affection, either of which is
sufficient to lead it astray from us
duty and its interest"?
What famous American figure arc
we honoring this weekend on the
anniversary of his binhday?
S1dnt:) Hams 1s a syndicated
columnist
FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE
Q. Any X-rated movies in the
Soviet Union?
A. Some. The Russian picture
called "Andrei Rublev" shows mass
orgies the like of which can't be seen
anywhere else. The world's porno
centers have shifted in ~nt dec-
ades. Niahtspou in Prague now
feature fufl frontal nudjty. Sex shows
in Baltimore arc more raw than those
in Paris. England's Birmingham.
once highly censored, penniu explicit
sex lessons on stage.
Q. As a child. when I asked where I
came from, I was told in humor that I
was found 1n th'l'cabba&e patch. ll was
a common thing to tell children. So
how could you possibly say Cabba&e
Patch dolls have anythmg to do with
remnants in tailor shops?
when it's not is because it's too much
trouble to say it's "an oblate spheroid
flattened at the poles and bulging at
the equator."
If you put end to end all the hens'
eggs laid in Amcnc.a during one year.
they'd encircle the earth 100 times.
Try 1t.
rn the Gangster Era of Prohibition.
New York Governor AJ Smith began
a speech at Smg Sing penitentiary
with, .. My fellow citizens .... " Hold
on. Start over. "My fellow con-
victs ... " Wait Once more. "Anyhow.
I'm glad to~ so many of you here ... "
Groan. He Just shrugged and kept on
talking.
Historians believe that Wasbina·
ton, lhouab be married Martha
without any areal passion for her,
developed a deep love for her. Y cl his
memory ofSally Fairfax never faded.
Al his second presidential term was dta~Jtoaclosc, be wroteapin to
her.
..Many important events have
oc.curred and such CballJCS in men
and things have taken plaoc as the
compass of a letter would give you but
an inadequate idea of. None of which
evenu, however, nor all of them
toaelher. have been able to eradicate
&Om my mind the recollection of
those happy moments, the happiest
in my life, which I have enjoyed in
yourcompany ....
"lt isa matter of sore regret, when 1
cast my eyes toward Bclvoir, which I
often do, to reflect that the former
inhabitant4tofit. with whom~ lived
in such harmony aftd friendship. no
longer reside thcTe; and that the ruins
can only be viewed as the memento of
foJTncr pleasures ...
Theqingsta1esmancoodtided by
suagcstina tnat Sally Fairfax rctum to
America, rebuild the mansion at
Belvoir and spend ""the even.in& of
your life" down the r!*1 fro~ Mown
Vernon. She neverdjd: Wastuna1on
died three years later.
HEADLINES AND FOOT-
NOTES: -The donor who pledJC<I
$500,000 to the American Secuntr
Council if matching funds were raised
has been identi tied by council prni·
dent John M . Fisher. He is Gus A.
Buder Jr., a St. Louisattomey. The
matching funds were raiW'd.
Jack Anderson is a synd1catt!d
columnist.
One percent transit tar:
The aboJDlnable snow job
To the Editor:
Citizens of Orange County cities
are being pressured by then city
councils to vote favorably for a huge
pig-in-a-poke tax measure, even
though those council members may
be no better informed or qualified
than their constituents.
It is bard to escape the impliett
propaganda in newspapers that print
glowing reports regarding the pro5-
perous financial future of O.C.
citizens so as to make appear in-
significant the more than l S percent
increase in the sales tax. Of course. a
hard look at those glowing reports
should reveal the horrendous fact
that such increased prospenty also
would increase the pork-barrel
tax-take by producing far more than
the $5 bilhon sought by the county's
free spenders. That should cause great
alarm since there arc absolutely no
guarantees as to how the suggested tax
ripoff is to be explicitly s~nt; only
suspiciously vague generalities.
I'll guess that the only definite
expenditures will be for long
drawn-<>ut "studies" and continuing
pro~nda exercises. while the
"take' increases by leaps and bounds.
Be advised. as the pork-barrel splits at
the seams. the number of sticky
fingers ~ping for a share of the
spoils wtU increase and. as always. t~
waste of the tax monies will ltccp pace
with the arowlh of the funds. Taxes
arc, by definition. "easy come, euy
go". attracting all manner of
fraudulent intercsu.
Note also, that many who vote for
the scam may not even be arollnd 10
the I 5-yearspan to help pay the piper.
Many council members who have
committed your cities' support may
no longer be on the councils 1nvolvcd,
perhaps not even be any lonecr in the
county, especially after the Citizens of
those cities take stock of how their
peers on the councils so blatantly tied
them to a multi-billion dollar boon-
doggle. That commitment should
prove to be the swansong of man}
council members, hopefully.
It is refreshing and encouraging to
learn that the Huptington Beach Cit}
Council. which supervises one of the
county's best governed cities, has the
courage and acumen to refuse rubber
stamp status to the vested intemts an
the sales tax ripoff. Remember I 5
years of the abominable snow JOb can
be forever. How many taxes, once
applied are ever rescinded?
B.F. BORCOMAN
Huntington Beach
Proposition 13 needs teeth
To the Editor: • tn 1966 and whose salaf) was $49,000 :
Petitions arc being sent out 10 our per year 1s entitled to a $89,000
members to get enough signatures to pension this year. Each year auto-
gct on the ballotan initiative comtitu-ma tic raises come through and their
tional amendment to stop poht1c1ans pension keeps getting higher. The
from putting extra foes and other state controller who left ofl'lce in 1966 •
charges on the people of California. and whose sala11• was $20,0SO per :
We need all the help that we can get year is now cntlllcd to a $59,000 :
to fight these politicians and save pension this year :
"Proposition 13" and put more teeth Th~ are Just a few of our :
into "Propos1t1on 13." Send a self poht1c1ans that ~111 be draW1na from •
address st.amped envelope to the .. out ofth1s world pensions" and this ..
United Or&anizations of Tax.payers is gong to ha\e to stop.
Inc., 6431 West Fifth St.. Los Angeles, There IS onl)' one way to stop this r
90048 and we will send you one outrageous m1lk1ng of the taxpaycn ;
petition. Each petition has space for of CaJifom1a and that is be teltina •
six names and that should not be too enough signatures to g_et.on the balloL :
hard to get filled. Any little contnbu· Let"s all get into this tight and tn lbit :
tion lhat you may care to make wall be way we can control the politicians• "
greatly appreciated. spending. and 1f we work togtthcr, we :
The following arc some of the will accomplish JUSt that.
examples of just how our politac1ans CHARLES OIERCKSME1£R :
talceexcellentcareofthemselves. The United Org.an1iattons of Tu:paycn :
governor of California who left office Inc. ·
She 'U remember bJ November·
..
What famous American fiaurc
urged us, "as an object of primary
importance." to promote "institu-
tions for the general diffusion of
knowledae -for, in proponion as the
structure ofa aovernment gives force
to p ublic"oeinion, tt 1s C$.scnttal that
public opinion be enli&htc;ned''?
A. Check a big dictionary: "Cab-
bage -pieces otcloTh 1cn in cunina
out garments and traditionally kep
by tailon as perquisites." The name
rcfen to the cabbqc patch of that
childhood line, no doubL But h
alludes, too, to the cloth from which
they're made, I wassurpriscd to learn.
Nol evcrybo<h "-iows the fir"51
FrankeMtctn movtt was made by
Thomas Edison. In 1910, that.
A resounding "Right on" to Hank
Searls' letter of February 10 regardina
Re1>rtseft1llivc1*S?iam's &lobe lrot-
tina ~pcnsiucs. I, for one. W111
defirutely remember Badham m No-
vember and wm mark my ballot so as
to make h1 1~ntee1 m from t.bit
House of Reprcscntatt\C'S a per. manent ~onl1mon ....,.. _ _,_
What famous American fiaure
deplored the fact that "of all the
a01mositics which have existed
amonj mankind, those which are
caused by a df ffercncc of scnumcnu
in religion appear to be the most
inveterate and di tre ina. and ou&ht
most 10 be deprcca\Cd .. ?
Wbat famous Amcnc.an fiaure,
H.l . 1cttwart1 m ""'_.....,
ChNJDow.-, .-or••_,.,,
..,,,_.~ .....
J
Q. Architect Frank Uoyd Wriaht
dcsiancd a buildina to be 528 stone
bia)\. How come it was never bu11t?
No money?
A. Fire officials thought it would be
a nl&htmarc. So dad the window
wuhcrs. Most other cxpcns likewuc
nay-saycd it.
One ordinance of Clawson City,
Mich., specifically pcmuu rcs1dcnts
there to $Jeep with thcar p1 if the)' so
dcsarc.
Thirty-two percent of the e~
ployces of ltaly_'s pos.tal service arc
absent at any 11ven time. Ex.ocpt tn
the ummcr. Then, it's SO percent.
oftentimes. Accorchn& to those who
claim to know. this means that if you
mail a lttter 1n Ital)'. 1t may never act
to 1u destination
Pam Lamm of Rocky Mount. N.C..
was nominated forthc"My Name I a
Poem" Club. Any seconcb? I a kcd.
Indeed, another Pam Lamm. also of
Rocky Mount, N.C'., turned up. he
Viti a l«'Ond. so to peak. Each
VfOman y he doesn't lnow the
ot.hcrand has no knowltd&t of family
tics.
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Who's educating
gifted students?
By SUSAN MONAHAN D.., l'ht C.rnp1 -.,,
Spec1aJ education usuall) applies 10 handicapped or
leammg ~isabled students. But advocates for mtellectually
gifted children ~Y that these youngsters also have special
educauonal needs which the standard cumculum doesn't
meet.
"Getting thm~s done in Orange County for gifted
children is almost impossible." said Larry Meyers. Ph.D ..
a Santa Ana psychologist and former professor at UC San
Diego. where he conducted classes for teachers of g1fted
children.
One problems he Cited is that parents of gifted
children are often too busy 10 make a concerted effort on
their behalf.
"Whoever 1s going to be leading a program on gifted
children has to put in an enormous amo unt of work." he
Laura Katz Lorraine Bostick
explained. "Nokhool system is agamst the gjfled ... (but)
school systems are always tr) mg to stay above water ... A
powerful par~nt group will ~et programs going."
The Cahforma Association for the Gifted (CAG)
would appear to be that ~ind of organization. Its members
are parents and professionals who want more and better
programs for gJfted students.
But in Orang~ County, "a lot of people who were
10.terested ~~ve JUSt dropped out." sa·id Jo Anne
V1serta-Galtn1s. parent representative for the county
chapterofCAG.
One ofCAG's functions tS to advise parents who want
to form ~.local group. And groups are necessary, she said, becau~ .one person ~orkmg alone will give up the fight."
Aiming to get gifted education mandated in Cali-
fornia, CAG has a full-time lobbyist in Sacramento.
While public schools are not required by law to
provide special programs for the gifted, a district can
request funds to implement them.
That's how Gifted and Talented Education (GA TE)
started, but, "there 1s a finite number of dollars. An old
district has to drop out before a new one can come in," said
Carol Smith, GATE coordinator for the Irvine Unified
School District.
Irvine GA TE students are either placed in "clusters"
-groups of five or more who receive special instruction
during a daily school period -or enrolled in the
Alternative Program for Academically Accelerated Stu-
dents (APAAS) where the cumculum is geared for
high-ability students.
In Irvine, 10 percent of the students have been
identified as gifted (5 percent is the statewide average).
"And ifs not because we've lowered our standards," she
said.
The evaluation 1s based on IQ scores (I 32 and above),
achievement test results (95th percentile) and/or excel-
lence in one academic area. Recommendations from
teachers also are taken into account.
H ome will be sweeter
Immigrant family's leaving
Skid Row for seaside house
LOS ANGELES (AP) -It's a long way from fife In a
Medy SkJd Row hot.a to the atnu.nt eetat .. near Pebble
8eech, bu1 for one Me>cJcan Immigrant family, generoetty
hu reduced the dlltance to a atmpae 275-mlte drtve.
''I lttU cen't believe ft," Etta Pimentel, 24. Nld as the
.,_.,t Sunday pllOklng. "We thought we'd~ here our
Whole llves. ••
She and her huab8nd, Serafin, have ltved 3'A Yeat9 In
tM th,....room apartment wtth their four children. agee 1 to 8. Acrou the hall la a dried tplotch of blood left by the
building manager, who wu murd«ed last weekend.
The family I~ leaving that dreary environment for a two-bedroom, fatm4fyte houle on 1,-i aicre. of a aoo..ecre •tat• eoutlt or Montwey. Th,... .Wters who own the pfctUr.eque plot have donated 11 for their UM.
One lltter reed about the pffght of Skid Row famltlel
In the Roman Catholic~.~ Tidings. and
contected Lu Famttlae del Pueblo, an -oencYthat .,.to
rek>cate f wnlllel away from the downtown Clletr1ct.
''I told my litter, 'u.ten, we're not~ (the "°"89)
and I've heard about poor people with chtldren ffvlng out
of hotel roome. "' lhe laid. ''It seeme IUCh a nm. for a
family not to atart Nfe out right."
Annamarie Rlwra. the Lat Famftlea staffer who
Mfected the Plmtnt•, Nid the elderty donor te "VflrY
modest" and did not want to be ldenttfted. "She Uld that
God had been gen«out·to them and they In tum In could
be generoue to 1omeone elle ...
The Plment• left their nattve Mlchoaean, Me>dco
because there was no worts. But Pimentel, 25, could ftnd
oonetructlon work here onty three or tour dayt a month,
ao the family relled on $380 a month In welfat• to pay thetr
$280 ,...,t.
He la MQef' to r.-ttle, but finding a Job It top priority,
and he'll take "the flrst thfng that COMM etong."
Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Monday. February 20, 1984
Ae Alma Beck make• a dl8co•ery ln
Peguua Project for Academically Tal-
Fundmg, however. 1s based on total distnct enrol-
lment rather than the number of gJfted students. "This
method can undercut a school with a large gJfted
population." said Smith.
In some cases. the answer may he outside the public
school system.
Pegasus Programs. Inc .. offers supplementary educa-
tional programs for Lhe high achiever. The Pegasus Project
for the Academically Talented (PPAT) is co-sponsored by
the UC lrvme Office of Relations with Schools and
Colleges and classes are held on campus.
Public sc.hool rooms are rented for other pravams.
but Pegasus directors Laura Katz and Lorraine Bosuck say
they are working towards a centrally located school.
"The interest in our program koeps growing ... What
staned as an enrichment summer program grew to serve
other gifted needs," said Katz.
The PPAT is designed for the mathematically and
verbally precocious student. and there are Pegasus
programs for students interested in art. writing. computer
science and drama.
There also is a. counseling staff to help the students
deal with ~cademic or soci~I probl~ms. "We're very careful
to deal with the total child." said Katz, adding that in
public schools, help is more often sought for the
underachiever than for the ~1fted student.
"People have a fear ofmtellectual elitism ... The> see
gifted education as undemocratic ... Well, the truth 1s,
people are different." said Bosttck.
These differences are not always appreciated by the
teachers of the gifted, said Judy Mayer, vice president of
Parenting Resources. Santa Ana.
Mayer. who taught gifted children. raised two of her
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ented, Chrta Lar80n and Karen Ged.lamann
participate in mualcal theater program.
own and now leads suppon groups and classes for parents
of gifted children, said, "Too many tcachen do not have a
good understanding of the gifted and feel threatened (by
them)."
She said g1fted stuents arc often underachievers
because they have to follow a curriculum which bores and
stifles them.
"I believe 1n continuous progress. tn the teacher as a
facilitator," she said. ''What we need to do is to teach our
children how to learn."
This S«ms to be the workmg principle behind the
APAAS classes at TunJe Rock School. Irvine. ·::rh~ expectation for mdependence is a httle higher
here, said Carolyn Delury, who teaches combined third
and fourth graders. "They adjust quickly and they lik.e it."
This observation came in for some agreement. "In
other classes. the) say, 'Walt for instructions.' In here, you
JUSt do it," explained 9-ycar-old Benjamin Gilmore.
Next door. fifth and sixth graders are lcaming
advanced math and thmkmg skms. Leaming. too, that
"it's all rig.ht to be gifted." said teacher Kathleen Pommer.
"You don't have to sit Here twtddling your thumbs
because you're finished with your work. We can work just
as hard as we want," said Linda Silveira. 11 .
They're also discovering that school work ts not
alwa>s effortless "But 1f we don't understand something.
she's (Pommer) alwa)s ready to help us," said Ltlhan
Garcia. I I
··1f they do n't kno-w something, I love tt ... laughed
Pommer. "Because then I get to teach.''
For f unher tnformat1on. call Parenttng Resources.
542-5005; Pegasus. 856-5358 or wnte C AG. 23684
Schoenborn St.. Canoga Park 91304.
Guests peek into historic holne
While Blaine Baa~lan and Dottie StUlwell atrolled In
Caaa Paclflca'a 1arclena, abo•e, Elaine Wartea, at left
• below, chatted wfih W,b Hopea founder Lee Merryman.
High Hopes luncheon
at Casa Pacifica
draws supporters
The office complex and Secret
Service guards are gone, but two
Great Dane puppies named Ronnie
and Dickle barked at gueS1s arriving
for a Valentine's Day luncheon al La
Casa Pacifica. the former western
White House.
Dorri and Gavin Herbe rt, who
bought the San Clemente home from
former President and Mn. Richard
M. Nixon, opened their pool house
and $fOUnds to members and guests
of High Hopes, a Costa Mesa-based
organization serving the
brain-injured and their families. The
Herberts' daughter, Pam Dunzer,
teaches art in a High Hopes program
The94women who attended the
luncheon were free to tour a spectacu-
larly tiered garden. the pride of Ga v1 n
Herbert. But a couple of guests
(whose names we promised not to
reveal)could not resist the temp-
tation to take a peek through the
windows of the main livingquaners.
The weather was picture-postcard
perfect, and tables set up around the
pool. centered with bright red tuhp
arrangements. carried out the Valcn-
ttne's theme. Awnmgssct up at either
end of the pool sheltered guests and
the buffet-Chinese chicken salad.
skewcrsoffresh fruit. cheetc rolls and
handmade chocolate candies-from
the bf'ilht sunlight.
At buffet time some guests had to
be coaxed out of one room in the pool
house that features phOtOJ!iphs from
the Nixon presidency, a aift to the
Herbcrts. One 1san eye-catchin&shot
of former Soviet Pmident Leonid
Brcthnev momentarily distracted
from official duties by the s1&.ht of a
pretty woman walk ma past him.
Despite all the beauty of day, aucsts
sttll aot down to business, with 52 of
thcmsianinJupfortwoncw uppon
aroups for victims of head trauma
and thcirfam1he . women'saroup.
with both rt1ular and susta101na
members. was formed, and •Junior
couples aroup aot under way with one
of its new members voluntecnna htlp
for a fund-raiser baseball aamc. Both
of the group plan to produ« one
ma,iorfund-rai reach )'Ur.
Seen a l the luncheon were Lee
Merryman, the founder of High
Hopes. and Lee's mother, Irma
Petru. Mary Blake, High Hopes
execu11 ve director. was on hand to
grce1 guests along with Dorri Herbert.
Others aue nding included Mary Jane
Decker, Johanna Cro1by,J eao Lucas,
Lee Gormley. Elaine Wartea (her
husband. Dick. is High H9pes prcsi-
deni). Patricia Groth, Phyllis Baum,
Suzie Exley, Elaine Baamajlan and
Dottie Stillwell.
A 1!.o at tend1 ng were Betty Wit·
ltams(hcr husband. Bob, 1s on the
board of di rectors) and Bett> 's
mother. Jeffie LaCarre, along wtth
friend Terry Ho1hlda. Pat Kopp.
pre!>1dent of the Nauonal Chanty
League at Newpon Beach. was on
hand. along with Jackie Smiley, and
her mother. Je11ie Hill and sisters
Marilyn Hill and Janet Hamme1ton.
Dr. Barbara Je11en (an advisory
board member) was present. as -were
Kathy Flscbbeck, Rutb Ann Moriarty
and Amy Vieth.
H 1gh Ho pes will hold an awards
banquet al 6:30 p.m. Friday 1n the
Bal hoa Pa villion honoring students
in the pro$ram. volunteers and
dono rs. T1ckets(S25) may be ob-
tained b} calling 646-1458.
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Mary Blake, ezecutlve director of Hleh Hopea, aa•e
bouqaeta to peata arrlvtna at La Caaa Pacifica.
Luncheon he>11teee Dom Herbert aJta wtth her 4-achter Pam Danser In Uftnj room.
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aie before, but now I
find mysclfbeoom·
ing depreued as I
approach my 30th
birthday. The
•• lMDEIS
womenonmy lll .. llllllllll .. llll .. I mother's side all djed
youJ\g. I resemble bet aareatdeal. Mother passed away six
mon ths ago at 53and I amconvlnced that J inherited more
ofherienes than my father's.
Can rou &l ve me some advice on how to remain
healthy? kno_wyou~n'tadocto~ but you seem tobAve
a great deal of tnformatton at your unsertipund are In
touch wt th the expen.s.
Thanks from aJI your faithful readers who look to you
for scnsibleadvice. -MEG JN CARACAS VEN·
EZUELA '
DEAR MEG: Coutlesa adverUtemeot1 ud
dloanad1 of "lilow·&o" '°"' promlM loll& life, ways &o pep
up tired blood, fix fallea ..,.._,.,ow M.lr, make wrtat.let
diuppur, restore dte tel( drive, add btcHI co dte ba1W.e,
flatten tbe belly, preveot cucer ud melt away uwu&ed
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Dr. Leiter Breslow, deu of tile Sdtool of PabUc
Healtb at tbe UCLA, 1hd.ied 7,lff ada1&1 for muy years
and dJ1coverecl that tile vut iqjortty ad•ed IO yean &o
Uaelr Uve1 by clwlgin1 tbelr Ufettylet ud adlaertn1 to tbe
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brother to me.
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lunches are out. He says Jeff can come to the house when he
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Taped Olympics loses luster
Only diehard fans
loyal to ABC telecasts
By FRED ROTHENBERG "',.........,. .,,..,
NEW YORK -The WintcrOlym·
pies arc part spectacle and part sports.
Watchina the spccaacle on tape delay
wa/ fine. But watclting the sporti
through a six or nine-hour time lapse
was too much like watchin1 a rerun.
Television viewers indicated dur·
ing the SaraJevo Olympics., wbich
ended Sunday. that they wouldn't
rally around the tube for staJe hockey
games that America bad lost. ABC
gambled -and lost -by eoina
overboard to hype hockey before the
Games.
But for sporu fans, at least hockey
has competitive action. It's the only
event in the Winter Oames with
head-to-head matchups. The suspi-
cion ts that spons fans would have
been more inclined lO ajvc the taoed
broadcasts a look if the U.S. hockey
team had at lcut played excitina
hockey in losina.
But many will never 11t still for the
typical Winter Olympic evcnu -
speed sk.atina. lute\ bobsleddina and
sk.aina -an of whacb match athllctc
apinst the clock. (Downhill kiina it
an e~CCP.Lion. We all want to tee
da~l)
The drq of watchina taped l'ICel
apiMI the clock waa excmpllfled by
the victory of M\uican tkier ~bb1c
Atmstrona In tho IJ.&nl ilalom. The
I ' I I
thriJ1 lost its edge somewhere m lhc <..:a.WtrY
twilight zone between live time and "We'll consider what happened
prime time. lt was too-old news. For this year and set our sights a little bit
TV viewers, she didn't come out of lower," said Segal. "One difference in
nowhere. Calgary. though, is that the events will Figure skatina was different. This be shown live."
sport is spectacle. hs artistry can be Another advantage is that those
enjoyCd anytime. Viewers flocked to Garnes will extend over three wcek-
sce Jayne Torvill and Christopher ends, instead of two -a concession
Dean win the ice daocina. There's real the International Olympic Commit·
eqemcss to watch perfection. tee recently made to ABC. Tra-
ABCs ratinas were far from per· ditionally, weekends provide an
fcction. Madison Avenue expected abundance of TV sports and male
the Olympics to attract 32-33 percent viewers.
of the prime-time viewing audience, But that also means more coverqe
and the Sa~evo Oames arc dcstinco than the 631/J houn that were broad-
to fall considerably sbon of that. (As cast from Sarajevo, more com·
of early wt week. ABC had attraC1Cd mercials -so ABC can defray its
27 percent of the viewers. compared S309 million riahts payment for the
to JS pcl'CCllt at the same point for Ca~1' Oam~ -and more paddina
1980 in Lake Placid.) an<ffrilly reports.
"It'• painfully ap~nt that the The broadcast riahu for Calpry
Niel.ten ratinp arc off from where lhc were more than three times what ABC
network bad estimated," said analyat paid for the 1984 Winter Olympica.
Ton_y Hoffinan of Cralin and Co With 10mc viewen turnint a cold
Hoffman 1&.1d ABC ml&)\t have to shoulder on the Oamu, ABC now
provide f,.. or cut-rate commercials must be sen!in& a bia chiJI from
m the future u compensation. Sarajevo's wintry winds.
AJthouahABCm.aynot becontnlC· In contrast. the Ca1pry Olympic
tually obl-ted to alvc makC100d Orpni.i.ina Committee must be feel· ~ it'a SoOd pollq in a lona-lenn in& the warmth of finandal 1«urity.
buaaneu rclauonlhap to ~P •he Its nqodaton deserve told medals
customer satisfied. pa.rticulal'ly If 1hc for aeaJ1na a deal 8£f'ORE the
advcrtiter: bu just peid u much u ~evo Gamn -when ABC was
S2l5,000 for • 30-teco'nd apoL · wll upcncnana the Lake Placid "rm tuft lbe netWOfb will find a ~·
waytoamelionteua." uidJorlS$1, 'ABC hat taktn leave ofit1 "'*'
teftiot vece p.aldent at the Ted Bites for c.aapry:· taid Hotrman. ..The
ld_.ncy. only way for ABC to pt the same
The impui aJIO Will be ~lt in four flnaodaJ rauh aa Slnjevo Wiii be a
Yell!1 wbea ABC Una up ldvma.en hcahh1 •le to pay TV. Tbe
ll&in (or the Wtn&er 01ympicl in adverwen won•t pay for it/'
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•
Phil Mahre picked up America •a fourth
•old medal on the cloelng day of the
"'"" , .... Winter Olympics in SarajeYo. Illa brother.
Steve. won the •ll•er In the men'• •lalom.
No place like bo1ne
brother Steve gets the stlver
SARAJEVO, YUJoslavia (AP)-Say this about Phil
Mahre: He has his pnoritics io ordeT.
Sunday brought two of the most memorable events in
his life. He won the gold medal in the Olympic men's
slalom. and his wifepve birth to a son in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Asked which was more important to him, he replied,
.. What a ridiculous question. I feel aood with this m~
but I wash I were home right now."
Mah re. who learned of the birth after the race, will join
his wife, Holly. in Scottsdale on Tuesday, and they will
name the baby then. They have a I 7-month-old daughter.
Lindsey.
Mahre said he expected to be doing .. a lot of
babysitting" in the coming months. This is bis final season
on the World Cup ski circuit. and he orchestrated a fitting
conclusion to his 10-year skiing career.
He and his twin brother, Steve, rebounded from a
disappointing World Cup season with a 1-2 finish Sunday
in the slalom on the final day of the XIV WinteTOlympics.
Phil's gold and Steve's silver medal boosted the
United States to its best Alpine ski performance in
Olympic history: five medals, three of them gold. The
previous best was four medals, none gold, in 1964.
The victories by the 26-yaar-old brothers from
Yakima, Wash .• also was the the first time in Olympic
history that two brothers have won gold and silvCT medals
in a sinJ.le event.
Phil's combined time was I minute, 39.41 seconds.
Steve finished in I :39.62. Didier Bou vet of France took the
bronze with 1 :40.20.
"It has finally come together at just the right time,"
Phil said. "My slalom has been good all year, but I just
haven't concentrated enough. I concentrated better today.
"My first run was a little ragged, pretty rou&h. but on
my second run I tried to be calm and ski loose. l!verything
came together and I had a good flawless ride the second
run."
Phil is a three-time World Cup overall champion, but
Sunday's victory was his first in e1thCT Olympic or World
Championship competition. He won the silver in the
slalom at the 1980 Olympics. Steve was the gold medalist
in the aiant slalom in the 1982 World Championsh1p. bul
be aeneraUy bas skied in the shadow of his more sua:aafut
brother .
After Sunday's first run, Steve seemed to be the one
goina for aold" with a first-place clock.in• of so.as seconds,;.
A rash 01 falls and missed sates kriocked out several
other favorites, including Andreas Wenzel of Liecb~
tcin. Franz G ruber of Austria and Max Julen of
Switzerland, the &iant slalom winner.
Steve led Jonas Nilsson of Sweden by 67~bun.dtcdtbs
of a second after the run. PhjJ was third, just 3-hundredths
behind Nilsson.
In the second heat, Phil ~t t0ttther a solid ru~ of
47.86 seconds down Mount BJelunka. Nilsson and Steve
both were nearly a full second slower on the run. with Steve
havina trouble aU the way down the 51-pte CQPtse.
Nilsson wound up founb overall.
"I skied a good first run," Steve said. ··1 wu really
calm today and 1 felt no presaure. I told myself I wu only
doing this for myself. On the second run, a pole aot in my
face a ta bout the sixth sate, and th.en near the bottom I tried
to 10 a little too safe and got locked up ... He tanaJed with
several gates, getting out of line, and subsequently skied
wide on other ptcs..
..You've got to keep going on a run like that," he said.
.. Before the second run. I knew I had a chance for a
medal," said Bouvet, who became the first French male
Jk,ier to win an Olympic medal since Jean-Claude Killy
swept all three Alpine events in 1968. ··rm very happy to
win the bronze behind such great skiers as the Mabres ...
Jeff Jost's fifth place in the Sarajevo Olympics'
four-man bobsled was the best American placin• in the
event since 1956, but Jost said the team needs financial
suppon and good plannina to become real medaJ
contenders.
"We've confirmed we can win a medal... the
36-year-old veteran from Burke, N. Y., said Sunday ... Bul
this is just the staning point for the future."
Barons steaming over second round site
Verbum Dei enjoys its home coun in the second round of the CIF
4-A playoffs, AGAIN.
playoffs against Verbum Dei, a No. 2 team from
its league.
10-minute drive from that area?
"It seems to be a double standard. One for
VCTbum Dei, one for everyone else." home court status
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .... 0.-, "°' .....
The two 4-A powers collide Tuesday night
t1:30) at Compton College, the site of many
Verbum Dei's regular season games and where
the Eagles edged Inglewood in the first round of
the playoffs.
''The point is," continues Brown, .. there is
no other team in the playoffs that is usin' what
is basically their home ~ym, and getting to
repeat on the same floor 10 the second round
that they did in the first round.
Brown says an appeal will be made, but he
also admits there's little chance of success.
Verbum Dei awaits with a 6-9. 6-7, 6-7
front line, led by 6-7 Torin Williams and 6-9.
230-pound<i-Sbawn Brooks, a combination
which has led to a 2 1-5 record.
Neutr.rl.
According to Webster. it means lending no
assistance to either side.
Maybe that's why Fountain Valley High
basketball coach Dave Brown finds himself in a
fuming state again with the CIF Southern
Section's decision to allow Verbum Dei to use
According to the rules. second round
games must be played at a "neutral" site
regardless of who wins the coin flip to become
the host school. _
"It's a frustrating system that they really
need to look into. If the goal is to ensure nobody
has an advantage ... to me, neutral means no
advantage.
"There's all kinds of other gyms available.
"Verbum Dei has played in and o ut." says
Brown. "They're rather inconsistent. but when
they're on, they're as physically capable as
anybody. It depends on how you catch them ...
"It's ridiculous," says the veteran Brown,
who takes his Sunset League champions to
Compton College for the third time in the
Cal State Dominguez Hills. Long Beach State,
Lakewood High School. what's that? A
Red Devils a devilish problem
Estancia faces tall hurdle the 5-10 to 6-0 look. topped off by 6-3 Jeff Graham.
That's been the case for most of the year, although this
time it is a little more distinct. in quest for CIF 3-A honors Dana Hills enjoyed an advantage, too, until the
opening tip. Then it was all downhill for the Dolphins en
route to a resounding 88-53 loss Friday ni&hL They may be "just 13-9". but the Pomona High Red
Devils bring the key to the front doors of the Los Angeles
Sports Arena, site of the semifinals and finals of the CIF
3-A basketball playoffs to Edison High Tuesday ni&ht.
where Sea View League kingpin Estancia awaits witn a
23-3 record, including a winning streak of 14.
The second-round contest begins at 7:30.
"We're realistic," sar,s Sunderman. "We know it has
to be every ni$ht. This isn ta tournament with a third place
game. But, it 1s probably the most exciting group I've had
here ~in eight yean).
• They're fun to watch and fun to coach and fans get
their monel's wonh."
"They're a dunking team, .. says Estancia Coach Larry
Sunderman, "but one which is very disciplined and very
well-<:oached."
One o the reasons the Red Devils' record has that
mediocre look is a killer schedule, one which included
losses to Verbum Dei and Inglewood in the Tournament of
Champions at Cal Poly Pomona in December. Pomona, with 6-7 Ron Draper activated just recently,
is able to put a front line on the coun measuring 6-6
(Lamont Carruthers), 6-7 (DrapeT) and 6-8 (sophomore
Marcy l..ee)I in addition to two solid, ball-handling guards
(6-1 Joe Co lins and 5-10 Tam Nettingham).
"Their basic defense is a match up zone," says
Sunderman, whose own team contrasts sharply in size with
As for dealing with Pomona•s heiaht and quickness,
Sunderman echoes what he has been demandina from his
team since the start of the year: "Rebounds, defense and no
second shots."
The winner of Tuesday's game qualifies for a
quarter-finals game against Orange or Downey.
ENGELSTAD LOOMS
IN SEAHA WKS'' WAY
Bosco Tech star
the one-man force
OV must contain
If you're looking for a capsule
rundown on the cream of Southern
California prep basketball. you need
go no fanher than checking the
all-tournament selections in the
Tournament of Champions at Cal
Poly Pomona in December.
It was topped by Crenshaw High's
John Williams, and included Mater
Dei's Tom Lewis and Matt
Becuwsaert., Lona Beach Potts Chris
Sandie and one other. a 6-7 'h senior
on a team which couldn't even qualify
for the championship bracket.
Wayne En;clst.ad, who is con-
sidered a key to UC Irvine's success
almost immediately when he joins
the Anteaters In the fall. was that
other selection. and it was no fluke.
As a junior he was a first team
AU-CIF 4-A selection with a 20.8
scoring average and 14 rebounds per
pmc. He has added a couple of digits
to each department this ycu afkr
commitJn. to UCI. consadcrcd a coup by UC lrvmc Coach Bill Mullisan.
The bi1 blond. with tremendous ranac, yet with reboundina power,
too. is a one-man team, although the
Techmcn hk to call 1t a two-man
team wuh the http of 6· I
~-forward Fred Valle.
0 The more I hear about him the
more respect I have for him.'' ays
Oc:an View Coach Jam Hams. who
sends his team against Bosco Tech
Tuesday night (7:30) at Fountain
Valley High in the second round of
the CIF 4-A basketball playoffs.
"He's like Williams . o r
Bceuwsaen. or our Wayne CartandeT
(recently).'' says Harris. "He's a man
playing with boys.
We have a choice of using a normal
defense and try to match up with their
strength or go in and say we're going
to keep his stats down. Whatever it
takes, we'll be deciding things as the
pme progresses.
FV.MDhome.
Muetanfa away ·-
Fountain Valley Hip's Sunset
Leque champions and Mater
Dei, No. l in the Anaetus Lcaauc,
won coin flips Sunday to become
home teams for the second round
of the CtF 4-A prls basketball
playoffs, which continue into the
second round Wednesday evc-
ni~ (7:30).
Fountain Valley will host
Pomona and tos>-teeded Buena 11
at Mater Dei.
Costa Mesa's Mustanaa. Sea
View Leque champions. lost,
however, inthe3-Aco1n Oi~and
wtll be on the road apinst Schurr
Hi&h of Montebello. Woodbridse was an automauc
visitor to Alemany K~ in l·A. . . ..
I
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Fountain Valley•• Brent 11artin (wltb ball) leada tlae
Barona Tue9day acatnat Verba.m Del ln tbe 4-A playoff•.
Midwinters close out today
Richley, Baillie in collision
on a day pe ect for boating
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
Dllllr ......... .,..,
Both &ood news and bad news came out of tbe 55th
annual Southern Cahfom1a Midwinter Reptta which
concludes today with bi& boat racina out of Los Angeles
Ya.chtOub.
The &ood news 1, that &he weathCT Sods smiled on the
89 l boat an 85 classes competi04 Saturday and Sunda)' LO
the world's La.f'ICSt m•dwtnter S1Jlin1 rqatta spl"Cfd ftom
San Diego to Ventura County.
The bad news that two weU·k.nown Ncwpon Beach
yachts racana out of Los Anetlts Yacht Club an the
lntemataonal Off'Short Rule Class A collided on the
tan1na hnc unda)' cau if\& minor mjurics to crewmen
and thou.sands of dollars in da.mqe to lbc t-o yach
The stan1na line colllsion wa between Mel Richlc)'·s
Choatc-4 sloop Amante out of Lido lsJe Yacht Club and
Jack Bailhe's 12-mcth sloop NcwsBoy. Balboa Yacht
Oub.
..
Accordjn& to reports from LA YC. Aman~ bit
NcwsBQ)' ._bout amadsh~ and rodt up i>.n bet declr
tcanna a gaping hole in NewsBoy's hull. Crewmen aboard
Amante were thrown bac.k. into the cockpit by the force of
the impact and sustained minor 1n1uries.
NewsBoy retired from the race immechatcly but
Amante stayed 10 lbc race. There was no esumatc of \be
damaae to e1thcr yacht, but 1t was thought to be major.
For individual-results, see 82
Ncwpon Harbor and Lido Isle Yacht Clubl turned
out the ll'lCSt num~ of cntncs with 132 boat.s in 10
ell wting tn5tde-NCWt>On H.art>or laJ1iCtt
tum out was at Alamitos Ba) Yacht Club. Lona Beed\. with
12'4 boats ID tight c\~,
M1 ans ftom l.M ABYC line-up wu~ two Olymp.c
cl~ the 470. and the A)'1na Dulehman. pcaalauon
wu &hat the_y arc aYtailln& tbtar u . Olympic trial laier
thiJ pnna,.OthcrOlympiccla uchasthc tars li
and •1lboanb turned out &o force.
The Midwmtm wind up today at LAY • lh on.l
club that runs ratU over three days LA YC h ts four lO
cl the Cal~ a.net 6 mcttrs.
\ J t
82 * Orange Coast 0.AIL Y PILOT/Monday, February 201 i9M
Canadian skater
accuses referee
of taking a dive
f"rom AP d&1patclae1
• SARAJEVO. Yuaoslavia -Pal Flat·
Icy, Canada's se<:ond leading scorer in the
Olympic hockey tournament. said he was
ejected from "the biggest gamo of m} hfe"
Sunday after a ltnt'!>man "took a dt vc."
Flatl> was ejected shonl> after an offsides call had
stopped play with 4:41 left in the St"Cond pcnod of a 2-0
victory by Sweden that ea med 11 the bronze medal and
left Canada tn fou nh place
As Fla tley skated past linesman Bernd Schnieder.
who waf> standing near the boards in ~enter ice.
Schnieder collapsed, cl utching h1!> m1d-secuon.
Flatlt'y, who 1s expected to JOtn the New York
Islanders of the National Hocke> League this season.
first went to the penah} box. then was thrown out. He
was the onl) pla)er ejected from the 1oumament.
Flatley skated straight off the ice wtthout appartnt
protest Sweden led 1-0 at the time.
"I brushed up against him,'' he said after the game
"That's the na1ural wa~ I turn to go back toward the
bench. What do, ou want me 10 do'! Stop dead and then
go to mv bench';
"I probabl) touched him with m:r e.lbow or
shoulder or \ometh1ng." he added "I d1dn'1 do
anything to h1111 ..
Quote of the day
Offered Washington BulJett Coach GeM
....._ atter a recent game wflh Seettte ln wNett the
$onJoil shot 80 pert*lt "'°"'the"°°" end did "°t commtt a tur~ In the ...._., 34 rnkM• to wtn by
17 polntt: "We could haw peayed fore...,., and ~·d
ttfff be lc91ng by 15."
..No fanfare for hockey team
MIN"-lf-.\POL IS -Coaches and
players of the U S OI} mptc hocke~ team
were greeted b) fe"rr than 50 people at
Minneapolis-t Paul International Air-
pon on their return from the Wmter 01) mp1cs 1n
Sara1e"o. Yugoslavia.
Most of those walling at the airport Sunday night
were rela11' es. Nobod) waved any banners and th ere
wasn't a LI.. nag in sight.
Stepping olTthe plane after a 30-hour Journey from
Sarajevo. the pl ayers looked tired.
Phil Vcrc:hota. the team captain, acknowledged the
team ·., ~C\Cnth-placc finish in the Olympics was
"frustrating and disappo1ntmg." The 27-year-old
former l tnivcrsity of Minnesota star added that he
doesn't plan to con1inue playing hockey.
Connors regroups, beats Noah
PALM PRI NG -Top-seeded ~ Jimmy Connon strua&led but regrouped in
time Sunday tu defeat second-seed Yan-
n1ck Noah 6-2. 6-7, 6-1 10 the finah ol the
S2S0.000 Congoleum C'la sic at the La Quinta Hott>l
tennis dub.
The victory was wonh $34.000 to ( onnors, whtle
Noah earned the runnrr-up share of S 17.000 The
match, which lasted two hours and 33 minu1es. was
played before a capant) nowd of
8,010. .
Connors, using his !>trong
backhand and consistent serve,
had httlc trouhlc winntn~ the first
set. He held servt• four times and
brokc Noah twin· rn the opening
set.
The first t1m~· C onnors broke
Noah, the final point wa!> a
foot-fault on Noah. From that
point on. Noah was obviously
upstt and seemed to lose his
Couon concentration
The second set began much the same as the first as
Connors broke Noah in the third game and hdd m the
founh to take a 3-1 lead At 1ha1pom1.11 seemed as 1f
Connors, who also won the US. a11onal Indoor
Champ1onsh1p in Memph1~. Tenn . last "eel. was
headed for a stra1gh1-sc1 "1rtol).
But Noah then held scn e. brol..e < on nor' and hl!ld
again to take a 4-3 lead .
Tanzanian wins LA marathon
Shahanga of Tan1an1a pulled awa)' in the LOS ANGELES u1dam1s m
late going and Canada's Jacqueline Gareau
battled the whole way as the~ won the
men's and women's 1itles 1n the 1984 Lo!> Angeles
International Marathon run Sunday on the ~ummcr
Olympics course.
Shahanga broke lose from Joseph NLau of Kenya
with two miles to go and scored a comfonable
21-second victory ma time oft"o hours. 10 mmutes
and 19 seconds. Ni.au was second 1n 2: I 0:40 and Gerald
NtJboer of th e Netherlands was third 1n :!. Io· 53.
Gareau. of Montreal. dueled Ann Audain of New
Zealand most of the "ay and was a I U-second winner
with a time of 2.3 1·57. Audain held on for second with
her clockmg of 2·32:07 Her teammate. Mal)
O'Connor, was a distant third in 2.33:44.
Soviet goes-7-61/2 in high jump
RICHFIELD. Ohio -Soviet high m
Jumper Igor Pakhn. complaining he d1dn'1
pan1cularl) care for the cond111ons. still _
managed to set a Knights of Colu mbu~
meet record by leaping 7 feet, 61h mchcs, then narrowl)
missed surpassing his world indoor best.
"It wasn't my kind of runway really. but the
compct1t1on was good and all of the cheenng helped
me." Paklin said th rough an interpreter Sunda}.
His w1nning1ump was more than two inches short
of his indoor be!>t, 7-8l/•, set Feb. I in Milan, Italy.
Edwards was just
hoping to do well
Spectacula r 64
in final round
carries LA Open
LOS ANGL U:.~ (AP) -David
Edwards has ~ome dec1~1on'i to make.
·\nd so doe\ hts wife. Jonnie.
But the} 're pka!>ant dec1!>1on5, the
ha pp) results of a "1ctof) he did not
ex pect in the Loo, A.ngeles Open golf
tournament.
"I cenainl) did not expect to" in."
Cd"ards said Sunda> after he'd
'talked awa; from the best field of the
'ear on the PGA tour with a
')pectacular 7-under-par 64 1n the
fina l round
"I was Just tl)1ng to make a eood
l hec k. get another good finish ."
Edwards said
Instead. he got the first md1 v1dual
'1CtOf) of his s1>.-year Pu.\ Tour
larcer. a three-stroke tnumph nailed
do.,..n b\ the best round he's ever
pla~ed His onl~ prev1ouc; PGA
tnumph had been with hi!> older
hrother Danny tn the 1980 National
learn ( ham p1onc;h1p.
And I couldn't have picked a better
place -a great golf course and
agam~t the best field lhe game has to
offer.
The l'Ourse was the tough old
Ri\ 1era Country Club la)OUl. wh1 t·h
most pros said played at 1ts toughest
this year. As an ex.ample of 115
difficulty. only three men broke par
for 72 holes. The qualifyi ng figure for
the final two rounds was an ex tremely
high 151. In a fu ll tournament -
under assault by such stars as Jack
Nicklaus. Lee Tre' 1no. Se' e
Ballesteros, Tom Watson. Ra} Floyd.
Johnny Miller, Hale Irwin and Hal
Sutton -it yielded onl} thn:c scores
below 69.
"lt1ust shows you the depth of the
talent we have on the tour no,-. ... said
Nicklaus.
"I staned one shot out of the lead
and had a 69. On R1' 1era. that ought
to get you something. But not "hen
somebody else is shooung 6-l "
"That's a fabulo us score." said Jack
Renner. a winner a week ago in
Hawaii and a distant second in this
one.
"He came from nowhere. got in
front in a hurry. Then . the question m
everybody's mind was: can he hang
on. Well. he certainly answered that
question."
Yarborough edgea Waltrip
DAYTONA BEACH, Aa. -Cale 11 Yarborough roan:d past Damll WaJtnp
JU!tt two tum5 from the end and pulled
aw11y Sunday to become only the second 1
dnvcr ever to wan two straight Daytona SOO Grand
National 'llOCk car races.
The 43·ycar-old thrcc-ttme W1n&ton Cup cham·
pion Joined Richard Petty, wbo<lid it m 197 3 and 1974,
as a twice-in-a-row winner of the most prestia.ious stock
car race twice in a row.
Yarboroagb
the race.
Yarborough, addina this vic-
tory to Daytona triumphs in
1968, 1977 and 1983, started from
the pole in the 26th annual
Daytona classic after setting a
qualifying and track record of
201.848 mph a week ago
He led numerous times and
was up with the lead pack all day.
but stayed just behind Waltnp
af\er the green flag fell following
the seventh and final caution flag
of the day t 8 laps from the end of
There wert' six cars m the lead lap, running in one
long ltne, throughout the final phase of the 200-lap race
Finally, Yarborough pulled his Hard-
ee's-sponsored Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS low on the
backstretch and zoomed past the helpless Walt ri p,
moving off to a three-second victory.
Seaver changes, ready for Sox
SARASOTA. Fla. -Tom "Terrific" • Se~vcr, who JUSt three weeks ago said he
might quit baseball beca use didn't think
playing in Chicago was so "terrific," has
changed his mind and 1s expected to meet his new
teammates shortly.
"I'm Vt'ry happy and excited," said Seaver, 39. a
three-time Cy Young Award winner who came to terms
in principle on "contract sweetners" with the White Sox
this weekend.
Poley pulls upset at •Anita
ARCADIA -The 5-1 longshot Poley ~
grabbed the lead at the top of the stretch
Su nda:r and raced to victory in the
$219.900 an Antonio Handicap at Santa
Anita handtl> as the fa vonte Danebo ran third.
Chns Mccarron brought Poley, carrymg 120
pounds. stead ii) up from a 6th-place spot in the field of
nine earl) in 1hc race and had plenty left at the finish .
w1nnmg by I 1/4 lcngths.
Water Bank. second choice of the crowd of50.1I7
was ridden by Eddie Delahoussaye .
Televi•lon, racllo
TV: ColleQe Bask.etbaJI --UC trvtne at
University of Pacitto, 1 p.m., Channel 56.
RADIO: NHL -Klnge at M'nneeota, 5:20 p.m .•
KFOX(93.S-FM). Coftege 8ukttball-UC Irvine at
Unl~ty of P80ffle, 7 p.m .• KWVE (1()8..FM).
Midwinters
results ~
......,, Ht,_.·L'-,... Yadtt
CMl1 IU Mllh, 10 clelMI
LASER A (4) -I Robtfl ISelrd,
l1lb0a VC. 1 J a!Mt Hen<frl(k~on,
W"llakt YC: LASER II ( l'I -I Worth
Howhton. NHVC, ' Mlkt Tntor, B•llla Corhlllllt n YC, 3 Clll'luv
Giiiett, Lido hie VC, 4. Ned Peri.on•.
NHVC, S Cll•rtte Pototrman,
MMro 89Y vC
SAILllOARO <7l -1 Andrew
Turmon, 8 CYC, 2 Scott Lindley,
San Dt990 YC, 3 Sv.an ltllOdtl,
8 CYC.
NAPLES SA&OT A (36) -
Mee•n Tlnfltf. UVC, 7 Pllll smeroon, Mlulon Bev vc, 3 Mlc11
ScandQne, e ve, 4 Kevin Govan.
Alemllot 8av YC, 5 Cherlle Jenkin,,
SOYC
NAPLES SABOT a cm -1 Tim
Reerdon, Ctlll1trano 8av VC, 2
Ru11•H Coooer, CallO BYC, l Oen·
nit Sl'lennon, NHYC, 4 Sttvt OllOll,
NHVC
NAPLES SABOT C Cit) -I
Sabine Guen111er HunllnOIOfl Her·
oour YC, 2 Erk:a Norine, HHYC. 3
Paul Hasrlng5, CallO l!IVC
NAPLES SAllOT SR 161 -1
Joann Norman. BCVC, 2 Cauaoora
Smellier NHYC
NAPLES SABOT 40 PLUS (l6) -
I Jane Kennv SDYC 2 Dave
Tingler, LIYC, 3 MerHvn McMahOll,
Alemflos Bev YC, • Ooro111v Wllffl·
tr SOVC, S Mery Caldwell, SDYC
NAPLES SABOT C·l Ill) -1
Tom O'Toote, BVC, 2 Peter
kllrowe, 8 CYC, 3 Tare Kowav,
LOl Anotftl YC, • Cllnton Greoorv.
8CYC
CYCLONE II> -I Teo 8robero,
SHI 8HCh vc. , Kevin 8ueklav.
Minion Bev YC, 3 Tim Brot>ero. SI eve
lhlboa·Ballla Cor1nltllan Y acl'lt
CIUbl :14 both, 4 datMS
E TCHELLS-22 1111 -Down unoer, Tom Omonulldro, NHVC, ? .
Slly, Don Bever, NHYC, 3 Rebel,
Phil Ramser NHYC
SHIELDS ISi -I Alleen, a r1en
Hencll, UCI Salllno Aun, 2 Meorv,
Eric Arm51rono, UCISA, 3 Jean
Ann King, UCISA
SANT ANA·20 (7) -I Redteal
Scott Merrit, Cellforn1a YC 2 Seven
Ntll1tt1/Faber, NHYC ) Enrecv
Glvn Oev~. l!ICYC
L-!Mach Yadtt Club Jl boen, •
dHM$
CATALI NA-JI 191 1
PalhflnOer Bot> Gibbons SI BYC 2
Coore, a 111 Hut>er SllOrellne YC, l
31·Calibtr. Jellrev 8te n1on
Short llne YC
SANTANA·lS (S) -I HaSle,
Wertheimer Leml>tft, Ott Rev vc.
2 Tuxe<lo Junclloo. Jack Simms.
eve
CAL 29 tJI -l Frtntll II. Al
Carlin. Cat>rlllo Beach YC
CAL·2S (3) -C1ll1>an, Jtm Ro1>·
111\0n, WUI Cont YC
NEW YORK 36 tel -I Bio
APPi•, Willl1m\/JOhn\Oll BYC, 2 On
Slot, Pt1e Hambrtei.., Lono Beecr>
YC, J Cou.r de Lion. Ed Hart, Klno
Herbor YC
SANTAN/I 30·30 (4) -I FH I
Li nt, Hedden Cottman. LBYC
Seel Beaeh Y1dlt Club st boat\, 6
C:leUft
CAT ALINA 30 (Ill -I Fire
Crnl Pe t G1111er \lovaoer\ VC. 2
eNc.oi.te o. Herb M•Ulno, SI a ve,
J C•lll•lo. Uffl Hertm•n. Little SlllPI , ... ,
CATALINA·27 (U ) -1 oi. ...
ROQ end e11r1s Redman. SI llYC, 7
Wllltt ltet>blt. Rlell ScllullMl•.
l8VC, 3. C1bol•r. Jim and Skl11
BarNr, LAYC, 4. WlnGS, Bob w1no1, SI ave. CORONAD0-25 (6) -1. Mlulno
F.c:ullf••. Ken G'"11. ABVC, 2 Too
Muell, John Orf\kel, LSF
CATALINA•2S (9) -1 Pare·
mour, Oouo Juno. LSF, 2 Gtt•w•v, 0om oerl•, St ave. 3, TtMt Ganie.
wan Tt10m11.on. s1 ave. CATAUNA-22 (6) -1 Pavan,
Dick Woodtlde, SI llYC; 2 Amerk:all
Jane, Eric COllteV, FrHno YC
SANTANA S2S (12) -1
Sl'ladowt.,<. Eckln/Maotlt , AntcaH vc. 2 .. Soter Wind, 5,...,,
LawWH!, St 8Y(, 3. AHtllHI', Ken
end Robin earrv, Soutll l9Y YaCl'll
Racing Club, 4 Ftr-•ler. Jim
Ptlot, LSF
Alt""'9s a.v Yadlt aw ,,. 11een.
• dto• J-24 12Sl -I Amtf'k:an Rtallv,
Rav Oell'lctl, Richmond vc. ? Poctl•• Roc1ta1, 81alr Frenct1,
SOVC, l Grou11 Tlleraov.
KOC>er/MoHal. A8YC, 4. ftectrk: Pvm~ln, Mika lta51ello, A&YC, S.
Me vole . Rk:ktrtr.eu~ 1wu11burn,
LA Ye.
INTERNATIONAL·l4 (1') -I
Too Wired, Jack Wiii$, A8YC, 2. No
name, B1frd &ardarson, S..ttte VC,
J No n1me, Franll Wetland, Seattle
VC, • Plaslfc Pline, Tom Edwards,
Callfornta S.111119 Ctvb; S. SUm·
merlfme, Eric AreM, Olablo ~ltlno
Club
LtDO· l•A 119) -1. c11ar1t1
Cummings, ABVC; 2. Bllt Otolltlrl,
ave. 3. MHlln/Gaudlo, BCYC, 4.
Pete JeHtr$0n, M&VC; 5. Oon
Barrus, ABYC
LID0· 148 ( 11) -1 Scott Bab·
cock, ABYC, 2 Tllao Vincent, Klno
HarbOr YC; 3. Jarrv Tlnkenlv,
ABYC, 4. Lft Smltll, ABYC
SNIPE (32) -1 • Tom Nute,
MBYC, 2 Jack Franco. LIYC. 3
Bruce Kent, ABVC, 4 Jeff Ltnll•r1.
MBVC, S FOlkmanlJohnlOO, KHYC
CORONADO-IS t 12) -1 Jim
HOider, Wlndlammen VC, 2. Al-
tvM>n1 Jottv. WVC, 3 Leslle Green,
ABYC, 4. Randv MKkloO, Wtslleke
vc
HOLDER·20 (S) -1 Sunll'tlne
Davdream, Steve Ron, SVC, 2
UncOfltrottable Uroe. Dave WllHI· ock, VVC.
PHOENtX-12 (4) -' IC.en Wel11,
Aa VC
Cab!' .. !Madi Yadlt 0U0 S4 llNb,
S dHWI
TORNADO ( 11) - l. Skip Elllott,
NHVC. 2 Hot>ie Aller Jr , OPYC, )
Hauser1 Noval CBVC,
MERCURY (Il l -1 Rnut>arb,
Dick Ctarll, Morllarev Pentnsula YC,
2 lnei, Tom Braolev, C8YC, 3 Old
Buuard. Pal Bradley, SI Fra ncis
ve, 4 Swift, Pu Davis, SI f:VC, S
Out• Siie, Austin Lvslollt, LBYC.
Cel·20A ( l1) -1 Glnotr Ill, 8111
Johnson, cave, 2 Exllale, Mel
Al\leao, s1 eve, 3 Comeclv of
Errors, Jtrrv JQtlnson, CBVC, 4
Phred Rated, Dave Schulle, C8YC,
S Cherokae, Ted Redman, CBVC. ' CAL-208 (4) -I See Ya, Jim
Sll<ner. Wtsl Wind VC.
Palos Verdes next
on Monarchs' list
McKnight says
veteran coach
may-bep roblem
Ma1er De1 H1gh 's Monarchs tal..c
their No. I seed and ~5-1 n.·cord on
the road Tuesday night 1n the second
round of the CIF 4-A playoffs. and
although the site and opponent 1s
formidable. Mater De1 Coa<.'h Gal)
McKnight sees a rainbow.
''I'd rather be going to Roll ing Hills
than Ventura." says McKni$ht.
whose team meets Palos Verdes tn a
7:30 tipolT.
Ventura was eliminated b; Palos
Verdes. 52-47. 1n ovenime Fnda>
night tn the first round of the
playoftTs.
The site isn't unfam1har -
McKnight "as an assistant at Ocean
View when 1he Seahawks and Wayne
Carlander met their end against
Coach John M1halJev1ch and his
Palos Verdes Sea Kings in the
Western High-style g)'m.
"Stall. the playo ffs arc hke the
.\tlant1c Coast Conference, on any
given night ...
"It's dog-eat-dog, whatever 11 takes
tO Wtn."
McKnight's major concerns with
1he perso nnel of Palos Verdes, which
has led 10 a 14-9 record, is 6-6 Greg
Hard) and 5-9 point guard John
Ko;ama.
Others in the PY attack are 6-3 Bill
Bloorc. 5-11 Steve Lin, 6-3 Carlos
Fernandez and Jeff Pelton. a 6-3
sophomore off the bent h.
Mater De1 answers with scoring
wh12 Tom Lewis and 1983 CIF 4-A
Plaver of the Year Matt Bccuwsacn.
among others.
Mater De1 was "limited" to a 45-35
v1ctol) over Lon$ Beach Wilson
Fnday on an off night for Monarch
shooters.
"Tomm)' didn't shoot well, but he
got 14 rebou nds." says McKnight.
Elsewhere Tuu day lo 3-A .
Mission Viejo and El Toro swap
gyms in hosting Hart and Los Amigos
respectively: La Quinta is at Dana
Hills High to duel Capistrano Valley;
and Saddleback takes its 19-5 record
to Ramona High to Rivt'rsidc's
Ramona High where Nonh High of
Riverside, the No. I seed, awaits with
a 25-1 mark.
"l'"e had lower score\ before. bu1
not on a golf course like this. not tn
LOmpetltion hke this. not against a
field ltke this
"I kind of wondered 1f 11 was ever
gonna happen Well. 11 finall) has.
Edwards did not make a boge;. He
got in front with birdies on the first
two holes. played the front side in 31
and never looked back.
A"~o
Dave Edwards le all amllea at the 18Ui bole after winning
the LA Open Sunday with a alzzling final round of 64.
"The) 're well -coached." says
McKnight. "Milhaljev1ch has been
around a long time and from my
scouting repon, they're pretty well
d1scipltned wtth two or three good
defe nses man -10-man.
box-and-one and a 2-3 (zone).
"They may pla; dehbt·ratel). but 11
hasn't been his style to spread 11 out.
El Toro. led by Jeff Arnold and
Scott Shockey, snapped a 25-game
home w1nn1ng streak for Dominguez.
TRIATHLON
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Lazers win in overtime
INGLEWOOD (AP)-Poli Garcia scored at the 4:32
mark of ovenime to lift the Los Angeles Lazers to a 3-2
victory over the Tacoma Stars Sunday night in a Major
Indoor Soccer League game.
Garcia also scored 1n the first pcnod to 11ve the Lazers
a 1-0 lead.
Flemming Pehrso n scored for Tacoma in the second
pcnod at the 3:22 mark. leaving the contest 11ed at 1-1 at
the mterm1ss1on.
Pehrson added his 14th goal of the stason in the fourth
pcnod to put Tacoma ahead 2-1. but Los Angeles sent the
game into ovenime when Juan Cardenas scored at the
11:06 mark.
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Bulldogs shock
Runnin' Rebs
in 68-43 upset
80YDOAANT
From AP dl1pak be1
FRESNO -Fresno State Coach Boyd
Grant. happill "stunned" after watching
his team dca fif\h-rankcd Nevada Las
Vegas its wont loss tn three years Sunday.
said "I'd like to use this aame plan for the
rest of the ycaT ...
Senior forward Ron Andenon scored 27
points but it was Fresno's matchup 1onc
defense that was the key to snap1)1n1 the
Runn1n' Rebels' 14-~mc Pacific Coast
Athletic A550Ciation wmn1na11reak. 68·43,
and holdina them to their lowest point toll I
1n 21 seasons.
"We may have cauJht them a little Oat."
Grant said. "By far this was our best aame
all year and the most cmooon that we have
shown."
Fresno broke the pmc open m the
second half with 71 percent field aoal
shootina. For the entire Jame, the Bulldoas
l\it S4 percent of their field aoa1 attempts
But it waa bis 1cam•1 defense that made
Grant proud.
margm I'd ltke to use this game plan for the
rest of the year."
Las Vegas. 14-1 in the PCAA and 23-2
overall, already has clinched the con-
ference title and 1s headed for the NCAA
post-season tournament.
Elsewhere m college actton:
Nortll Carolina 71, Maryland II
CHAPEL HILL. N.C. -Michael Jor·
dan scored 19 points 1n the second halfand
sparked a rally to lead top-ranked Nonh
C.rohna to an Atlantic Coast Conference
victory over Maryland.
The victory aives the Tar Heels• 2~1 record and an 11.0 ACC slate, clinchina
Dean Smith's 12th conference title. The
Tcmpm1 fell to 16-6 and S-5 in the
conference.
Jordan finished with a pme-hi&h 2S point1 on I 0of14 from the field and all five
free throw attempts.
&eat.ck7 H , v .. c1enuc ••
NASHVILLE -Kentucky center
Melvin Turpin hit a shon jumper with 30
seconds rcmainin& and auard Dicky Stal
added a pair of fru \htoWS 11 tht
"To hold u Vcp to 34-percent
shoouna re1ll> sho the intcns.ity ~ played wtth on dcfen~." he pjd. "I'm -------------------~~. rcally11unnf'd\h11"'e nb)"th 1¥11~oh '"h·rankcd WildcatJdcfcatcd VanderblJt "'a uthca.stern Confcrtnoc pme.
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Medal standln9s
(1"11\111)
Gold Slvw a ren1e Total Sov•tl Union
EHtG•rmonv
F1n1t1n(I
NOl'wav
Unlteo Sra rH
Sweoen
C1ec1>os1011eki11
Sw11zer111no
Ceneoe
Wut Germenv
Frenct
lllly
LIKhltn11t1n
Brlleln
)tl>an
Yugoslavia
Au"rla
6 10 9 2S
• 9 6 24
4 3 6 13
J 2 4 9
4 4 0 •
4 7 2 •
0 2 4 6
2 2 1 s
7 I I 4
2 I 1 4
0 1 2 3
7 0 0 2
0 0 2 2
I 0 0 1
0 1 0 1
0 1 0 1
0 0 I 1
XIV Winter Olympics
(el Sereltvo, YuvouavlA l
SUNDAY'S FINAL RESULTS
Men's slalom
1 l"tt• Mehr•. Yaklml , Wull .. SI.SS
sec:.onds, 47.Ui l:Jt.41.
1. Steve Ma!trt, Yelrlml , WHI\.,
SO.lS1 41.771 UU2.
3 0101er 8ouvtl Franc• Sl.99,
d)l,18020
l~ JonH Nilu on Sweoen. SI S2.
4t >$ 140 2S
SO\weroTotllC" Jtelv S281 4767.
140 ..
6 Perer Poo11noetov 8ulger111 S2-40
.. ,. 14061
7 80•1n Kr1Je1 Yugoslevle, S2 98,
•ISJ l41S1 e La •l·Goeran Halvaruon Sweoen,
S297, 4113 I '1 70
9 Sllg Srr1no, Sweoen S? 9S 4t 00,
1 41 9S
10 Tnomu Buergler, Switz . S3 16,
4887 142 03
11 Tomaz Cerllovntk, Yugost11vl11,
S3 39, 49 SI, I 42 97
17 To"11nlro 1Ceiw11, Jeoan, SJ 61; so 26. 1 43.,
13 Jozt Kurall, Yugoslavia, S3 S2,
SI 33, 1 U as u MerkUl HubrlCh. New ZHland,
Sb 1S, S2 78, I '9 S3
IS 8orlslev Klrlekov 8ulgerle,
S7 00. S3 24. 1 SO 24
16 N1cnolu Wilson Britain S7 33
~ 7S 15208
17 M1111u Hut>rtc'1 Ntw Zealeno
SU3 SS 13 1 ~ 36
18 Peltr ICOllTlll 11un11erv S9 U ,
SS 24 I S4 38
19 Anoru F 111ueroe Crute 59.79
SS St I SS 38
20 Olt1tr L•n,,.oeru Cllllt, S9 86
SS 91 I SS 71
~·s SO-kllom.ter
crou-countrv race
1 TllOmu Wauoerg Sweoen 1wo
"Oun IS m1nu1ts, SS I stconos
2 Gunoe Sven. Sweoen, 2 16 00 7
l Akt Karvonen F1nlano 2 17 ~ 7
4 Herr K1•vtsn1em1 F •nlano
11134 I
S Jan Pt!lff L1r10va11 Norwav
2 19 27 1
6 Andrus Gruene11te1oer Switz
2 1946 2
1 Aloenoer Zevtatov, !>ovlet union.
11017 6 e Vlaolmlr Sa1<Mov Sovt,el Union,
MOS37
t ICorirao Hallenborttr. Swiu
2 21 11.6
10 Juho Mitro, Finland, 2 21 S3 1
11 L•rs Ert~ Eriksen, Norwav,
212095
I? Tor Hone. Norwev 2 22.12.7
13 Nlkol•v Zlmietov ~vlet Union,
221150
14 Jen Ortouon, Swt0tn. 2.22.24 0
IS Kerl Rlst1,,.n, Finland, 2.23.10.6.
l6 Aloaanotr Batuk, ~vier Union,
?2317 0
17. B• KKJI, Eu..-e, Ore., 2:24:0'2.l.
11 Auoun EnOtllld Fairbanks.
AIHkl, 2 24 l''
19 Gl1c11em Gu1oon, Swtn 2:24-2S 9
20 Pierre Harvtv Ca neoe 2 2S (M I
11 Glanfranco Polvera Jtalv,
2 2S 07 S
22 Maurlho OuOll, ltelv, 2 2S:1' 9
23 Mll011cn 8elc,,ver Ciecn ..
2 2S1J7
24 AIOll StedlOl>lr, Au,trla. 2 2S 26 3
2S Merkul FHflnorlch. Swill .
2-25264
1'. Oen Slm-u, lu9fM, On.,
2:2S!4l. l.
Hockey medal round
W L T ~ GF GA
Soviet Un•on l 0 0 6 16 I
C1tcno11ovula 2 1 o 4 6 2
Swtoen I 2 0 2 3 l1
Canode 0 3 0 0 0 10
Ciemts olaveo '" rne prellmlnarv round
among meo111 rouno partlcloanh counl 1n
tne medal rouno 11andlngs
Sevenftl Piece G•me
unired Staie, 1 Polono •
Flfltl Pleet G1mt
WHI Gtrn'lllnv 7, Flnlano 4
Mffet Round
C1tcno1S10va11l11 2, Sweoen 0
Sov1e1 Union 4, C11n1101 0
SundeV'1 Gamel
GoldMHat
Soviet Uf'llO'l 2, C1tcl>Oslovalll1 0
8rONe Medel
SwtOtfl 2 Cen1011 0
Medal winners
At.rlNI
Men
D-r11•
Geld-B• JeflnUft. UnltM Stem
SMver-Peter Mu.lier, Swll zerlend
8 ron1-Anton Srelner, Austrle
Sl8ltm
o.ict-Pfl• Malln, United Sta .. s
SIVer-SltW Mellrt , U""9d States
Bronr-Oldl.er 8ouvtt. Frence
Glellf Slatem
Oolo-Mu Julen, Swlt1ert1n0
I ..
Sliver-Jure Fr1M10, Vuoo1111111
Bron1-Andrtt1 Wtnrtl, Li.<:htenl·
teln
WM*'
OewWlll
OOIO-Mlehela Fkllnl, Swltrerlalld
Sll¥1r-Merle WeMllOI', Swll1trlend
8ron1.-<>lo1 Cnerv1tov1, C1tcl>Oslo·
1111118
MeMm
Gold-PIOlet11 ~. ttelv
Sll'ler-P.,.rlne P*I, Frenc:e
8ron1-Urlule Konitll, Llec:httnstejn
GWlt SUlel'ft
Getd-~ Annstr.,.., UnltM Sta'"
Slver-Clw'lstWt c:e..i.r, Unlflld Staton
8ronr~errlne Pelln, Frence
NORDIC
Men
lS·Km Crou ceumrv Goto-<iu~ Sven, Sweo.n
Sliver-Aki K1rv0Mn. Flnte'1d
8ron1-Herrl KlrvHnllml, Flnlend
JO·Km CreH•Cwntrv
GolO-Nlkotel Zlmlatov, Sovltl Union
Sllvtr-Altxe ndrt Ze11l1lov, Sovltl
Union
8ron1~unde Swe n. Sweoen
SO-Km CrHS•COUntrv
GOIO-Tl>OmH W1nt>er11, Sweoen
Sllver-Gundt Sven, Sweden
Bronr-Akl Karvonen, Flnl1nd
4XIO·Km R ... v
GolO-SwtOen (ThOmH WHSO«O, Bennv
Konlt>e<g, Jen Ottoson end Gunot Sven)
Sllvtr-Sovlet Union IAlex1ndrt B1tuk
Alexandre Z1vlel0v, Vledlmlr Nlkltln end
NlkOl•v Zlm letov)
8ronz-Flnlend tKerl Jll1t1men. Juha
Mleto, Ha rri KlrsVftnleml end Aki
KerVOl'ltn)
10-Km IAa!Nell
GOl<t-Elrtk Knlfon, Norwav
Sliver-Peter Angerer, W Germ1nv
8ronz-Mett,,le1 Jeco«>. E Germenv
20· ltm BlatfMll
Gold-Ptrer Angerer, W Germany
Sllver-Frenk·Pefer RoetK,,. E Ger
menv
Bronr-Elrlk Kvelfou, Norwev
4X7.S·Km BllttNen Rtlev
Gold-Sovltl Union !Dmitri Vaulllev
Yuri Ke cnkarov, Algulmanru Shein• 1no
Sergei 8oullguln)
Sllver-Norw1v (Odd Llrhus, Elrlk
Kvalfon, Rott Storsveen end Klen Soeb•kl
8ron1-Wttl Germ1nv <Ernst Reiter,
Wafter Plehlef, Ptltr All9tfer I nd Fritz
FIKher)
Norcll< Combined
Gold-Tom Sandberg, Norwev
Sllver-Jouko K1rlelelnen, Finland
Bronz-Jukka VllPVHI, Finland
Slrf Jumplne
70-Mettr
GOid-Jens Welnlloll. E Gtrmenv
Stiver-Matti NVkHnen, Finland
8ron1-Jerl Pulkkonen, Flnleno
tO·Metff
Gold-Melll NYkl-n, Flnl1nd
Sliver-Jens Weinllocl. E GerlTlllnV
8 ronz-Pevtl Ploc, C1tc110sl0v1kl1 w-
S-Km CrMs·Ceuntr¥
GOl<>-Merle -Lllse Hemelelnen, Finland
Sllver-&erlt Aunll, NOl'w1v
Bron1-Kvetos11v1 Jerl0v1, Czect>o·
SIOVlll.I•
10-Km CrMs·Ceuntrv
Goto-Merle·LllH Hemalelntn, Flnlend
Sllver-R11sse Smetenlne, Sovltl Union
Bronz-8rll Ptllersen. Norwev
20-Km Cron·Cwntrv
GOlO-Mort1·Llh• H1m1l1lnen. F lnt1nd
Sliver-Raina Smttanlne, Sovttt Union
Bronz-Annt Janren, Norway
4XS-Km Rtlev
Goto-il4orw1v (Inger Helene NvbrHltn,
Anne Jahren, 8rlr Pelttrsen eno 8erl1
Aunlll
Sllver-<1tchoslov11kl1 (Dagmar
Scnvub0v1, Blenke Peuru. Gabriela
SvobOdove and Kvetosl1v1 Jerlovel
Bron1-Flnlend (Plrkko Me1tte, Ella
Hvvttelnen, Marlo Metlkelnen ano
Marta·LllH H•m•lelMn)
SPllO SKATING
M9ll
SOO·Meter Gold-Serg11 Foklctltv, Soviet UnlOfl
Sllvtr-Voshthlro Kltezew1, Jeoan
Bronr~••••n 8oucntr, Cena oe
1,000·Metier
GOlo--GHl1n 8oucn.r, Cened1
Sliver-Sergei KhltC>nlkov, Sov1tl Union
Bron1~1I Arnt Enotlll•O Norwav
1,500-Meter
G~1tt1n 8ouc11¥, Ce n•O• Sliver-Sergei ICl'lltbnlkov Sov11t UntOfl
Bron1-oleg 8<1111-v, Sovltl Un1011
S,000-Mettr
Got0-Tom11 c;u,11tuon, SwtOtn
Sllver-leor ~lltov, Sovltl Union
8ronr_R_ Scnotfl\Gl'I, E Germenv w-
SOO·Mlttr Goro-<nrllll Rot,,enburger. E Germenv
Sliver-Kerin Enlle, E Cierm1nv
8ron1-N1le lve Chive, Sovlt1 Union
1.000·Meter
Gold-Ka rin Enlle, E Cierm1nv
Sllver-AndrH Schoene, E Germany
8ron1-N11l1lv11 Ptlro11v1, Soviet
Union
l,SOO·Meter
Cioro-Kerl'1 Enke, E Ciermenv
Sliver-Andrea Schoene E Gtrmanv
Bron1-N11l1lv1 Ptlroseve. Sov1t1
Unlo11
J,000-Met ...
GotO-AnOrte Sch0e"4. E Gtrm111v
Sliver-Kerin Enke, E Germ1nv
Bronz~ebl Scnoent>runn, E Ger-
m1nv
FIOUR• SKATING
Mell
Giid-Sun Haml*I, Ullltff Ste"'•
Silv-Brlen Ofwr, C1r11de
8ron1-Jo1tf Sobovcn., C1tcft0sl0·
VIII.II
Wemtn
Got6-t(1terlne Witt, E Germenv
Slvtr-ResalVM S~, """"41
Sta tiff
8ronr-Klre lv1nov1, Soviet Union
Pein
Gol6-Eltne Vatove end Oleo Vu l"911,
Sovltt Union SIYtr-KlttY eftd .._.... Cal'l'Vttlen,
United Statts 8ron1~erlne s.1t1Mv1 end Oleo
Mekero11, Soviet UnlM
'I
SCOREBOARD
Dence
GOid-Jevne Torvlll Ind Cnrlst~r
Deon, 8rlteln
$11vtr-Netatve 84t1ttmlanove end An
df ti lullln. So'ti.t Umott
8ronre-Merlne Klimov1 end Sergei
f>onomerenko, Soviet UnlOI\
ICI HOCK•Y
(.Old-Soviet Union
Sllver-C1tct10slov1kle
Bron:t-Swtden
aoasL•D
Twe-Mtlt GOld-Wotfgeng Hoppe end Olttn'lllr
Scn1uerl'\emmer, E. Germenv
Sllver-&ernllerd Lehmen end Sog~n
MuslOI, E. Gtrmenv
Bronz-Zlntls Ellmanls end Vtodlmtr
Altxendrov, Sovltt Union "-·Mell Goto-E Germe'1V (WOlf111"9 Hoppe,
ROl•lld Wetzlg, Oletmer SCheuerhemmer
end AndrHs Klrcilner)
Sllver-E Gerrn.nv (84trnh11ro
Lth/Tlllnn, 800C11n MullOI, lngo Vooe Ind
Eberhard Wtl1t) ·
8ron1-Swlt1trl1nd (Silvio Glo1>et1ln1,
Heinl Stettler, Urs Se l1"'11n and Rico
Freiermuth)
LUGI!
Mee!
Slnllft
Goto-P1ul Hlldoertner, Italy
Sllver-S..gel Oenllln, ~vlel Unlofl
8 ron1-V11trv Douoln, Soviet Union
Oeubtlts
Ciold-Hen1 Ste ng1nl110er 11n0 Frenz
WtmbeCher, w Germany
Sllver-Evoenv Btloouuov a no
AtekHnotr e.tvllov, Sovlef Union
8ron1-Joerg Hoffmann end Jochtn
Pietu.ch, E Germe11v w--Goto-Stlffi Mertln, E. Germenv
Sliver-Settino $Cttmldt, E Germany
8rontt-Ute Weiss, E Germenv
LA"Open
(et RIVlen Country OW)
V t
D1vlo Edward,, S72.000 70-n·72·6'
212
Jeck lhnner, UJ,200 71·7S-67·69
213
Jeck NICklllUl, $27,200 13-71·70·69
214
Oen POftl, $17,600 7'-70·74·66
Mark McCumbtr, S17,600 71-72-71-70 as
Jonnnv Miiier, s 13,900
Jim COibert, s 13, 900 ..
Crelg Stadler, s 12,400 -Rtx C11dwtll, SI0,000
Allt<I Miiier, Sl0,000
Garv Koch, s 10,000
T C CPltn, S 10,000
F reci Covl>ies. s 10.000
219 Lerrv Nelson, s7 ,200
H ... Irwin, S7 ,200
Jev Heu. S7,200
290
Booby Wadktns, SS,,13
Mtke Sullivan. SS,413
Tommv Nekellm. sS.•13
Mark PfeU, SS,413
Merk 8roolls, $5,413
11t0 Aoki, ss.413
2'1
8obbv Clem11et1, S3,S60
Oen Forlman, S3,S60
John Fougnt, S3,S60
Ben Crenshaw, S3,S60
Berry Jaeckel, Sl,S6Q ,,,
Howerd Twltlv, S2,660
Gii Morgan, S2,660 t',: Trevino, '2,660
OI\ Poolev. 12,660
Gtoro1 Arct>er. S2,'60
Doug Tewell, 52.660 m J.C. SnHO, $2,064
v Rt111ledo, s2,064
CUf1l1 Slfforo. S2,064
Rev FIOvd. S2,064
Cnlp Bec:k, S2,064
294
George Cadle, 11.120
Cortv Pevln, s 1,720
Greg Powers, s 1.720
2'S
Tt>omea Lthma n, s l,229
8 rad Fuon, Sl,229
Tonv Siiia, s 1.2:29
PTlll Hancock, sl,229
Lerrv Mlie, Sl,229
Lennv Wll<lklns, Sl,229
Klkuo Arel, Sl.229
Rooer Mellbll, s 1.m
H•I Sutton, Sl,229
Joey Sindelar, Sl,m
2'6
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Jtrrv Pa re. "" 2'I
John Cook, S908
Dave ()grin, S908
Pet Llnd1tv, S908
Mike Hollend, s908
0 Elcn1l1>erger, S908
Pitter JICObsen, S90e
299
Scott Simoson, '861
Mike McCuHOUQh, U6t
Tom Wetson, U6t
Tom Lemore, $161
JOO Ronnie Blectl, Sl32
L" Elder, Sl32
Oen Helldorson, 1132
Loren Rot>ert1, Sl32
Tom Jenkins, 113'2
JOI
O•v• 8err. SICM
Lennie Clements, _.
102 Merk Lve, 1711
Steven JOl'lh, s7•
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71·72·71·70
71 -75-69·70
71-73-73·6'
72-69-76-71
72-71-73·72
73-70-72·73
72-73-69-7'
71-71-11·7S
71 -11·70·70
70·75-73·71
72-69-72-76
76· 7S-69· 70
74-73-72·71
7S·11·73·71
10-14-7'·12
7S-72-71-72
11-10-16-13
73-74-73 -71
76-71-73-71
17·73·69·72
73-78·71-69
12·74-69-16
70·7S-76·11
76-74-69-73
71-7S-71·74
71·71·69·7S
73-71-73-7S
7S·69·7S-73
16·7H0·72 71-12-11-72
70·80·71-71
72·73·73·7S
75-7•·16-6'
77-72·72·73
14·7S-74-71
76-1S 73-10
7S-14·72·7•
10-7S 7S 7S
74·74-73-74
7'·76-71·14
75-16· 11·73
76·72·71-76 n -n -7'-n
73·77·73-77 1•-n-n-12
7'· 77· 73-71
7S·7S·73-13
77·74-72-14
74·7•-73-17
76-74-70-78
7'·7S-73 76
7S-7'-76·73
79-72 76·17
74·7• 79-71
76·7'·72·17
to-71·73-7S
u -n-n-1s
73·77·7S·7•
74·7S-12·79
74·77-71-78
70-90·74·76
n-n-16-1s
76·7S·76·7l
7S·76·72 71
7'·7'·7'·7S
14·74·7S·77
71-74-17·14
Pit McGowen, S776~·76·1l·79
Ed~. 176' ~-14-?4·90
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LA lntemaftoNI fMr•mon
(ltLH~)
Met!
1 G•Olmfl Snerienga T •ni•n•e
110 It 7 Jose1>n N1ou Kenv1 2 10 40 l Gertlo NllbOtr Net,,.rlend' 2 10 SJ,
• Angel Herrera MtK•Co. 7 11 00 5
Hugn Jone,. E1111.l•nd 1 II S4 6 Simeon
KiiNn, Kenv1. 712 SO 7 Miguel Cruz.
Mulco, 2 I• 12, I C'1rtS Scnellerr, Los
AniNIH, 2 16 IS, 9 Merlin Pllevo Mex·
lco. 2 16 •9. 10 Gunler M1elltt, Wt"
Gtrmenv, 2 17 St
w-
1 Jecauellnt Gareeu, Cenaoe,
2 31 S7, 1 Ann Auoa1n New Zeolano,
2-3207; l Mltrv O'Connor, New Zee-
land. 2 ]J·4'. 4 Potlna Gri11orenko.
USSR, ? 38 41, S Zove 1vanov11. USSR
2.39 40, 6 Merle Cerdtnu, Mexico
2 4' 41. 7 8erbar1 Moore New Zee-
land, 2 41 II, a Merte Huert1do. Mex
1co 2 S? 20, 9 Snervl Snv04tr Woo<tteno
1-1111,, 1 S4 O?. 10 Mergartt Berz Con-
klin NY 3 00'9
~·s tourn.m.m
(I I LI Oulntel
Sin9lff F lnet
Jtmmv Conno" IU S > oel Vann.ct<
No1'1 IFrencel, 6·? 6·7 6·3 (Co"no"
wins S.3,,000, NOi" wins s 17 0001
Doutit.s FIMI
Bernie Miiton· Buren wens tu S l
def Scoll 0 11vis·Ferd1 faygan I US )
S-7, 6·3, 6 2 CM1tton·Wel1S \Pitt
st2.000 01v1s·T avgan '"'" ,6,0001
~nt. Anlt.
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
''"" of '1-dev ttiertu9111Ad ~> l"IRST RACE. ,,.., lurlon11l
C1l1bonge (0rt8QI) 6 llO '20 3.00
Sue>rtme SolyftOfl IGerc111I 12 60 6 40
Kaksl IOel1'10ulHVel 3 00
AllO receo Leeoers BleOe. Y• Ye Goo
Goo, Cold. Sc>anlsh Oen 0 Ag1te10
L'C'11cte, True Promise Ra 11 A 8ov
Tlme 116 "5
SECOND RACE. I I 16 milt'
Woodland W1v I01nnvel I 80 • 40 l 00
Ocean View (C1lt1nt01) ' 40 .) 20
Lion Of Tiie Desert IP.ncev1 l 40
Al'o raced Crear Crv1111. But Hearl
eo Promontorv, Double Cun, Trever
Coootrs Hill
Time 144 1 S
U DAILY DOUBLE 17 41 1>111d 57800
THIRD RACE. 6 > turionos
Ice C111>er (Garcia) IS 00 S 40 3 00
lien Two IPlncavl 3 40 2 60
EmbOldtn (Oelehouueve) 2.60
Al'o r1ct0 Rivet\ Factor. Stand Pel,
Put11te. E11olollVt Twist
Time 1 16
FOURTH RACE. 1 118 mllel
Hafa Adel !McCarron) 11 20 5.00 3 00
Alrrohng (Guerre) 4 80 l.AO
rmoul"velv (P1ncevl 3 00
Also recto Pegunrrv Frlvotlnlmo Vorraufer
Time 149 4 S
SS EXACTA (3·1) S1?7 00
Fll"TH RACE. 1 I e mllu on turl
Agulle IMtzal 13 20 t 20 660
Tnt Noble Pt1v1r (McCarronl S 90 5 60
Morrv·s Cnemo <Gerc11) 13 80
Arrowneeo A1u1i110 Vtrouret 8 •0
Ag11n Ounoeern. Acau1Slt1011 Ourba"
Otto wn111 S1>ede
Time I 41 2 S
SS EXACTA (11 ll 0110 S303SO
SIXTH RACE. 6 furlOnlls A·Nignl Mover (Olhuvel I 40 4 20 2 80
All Of A Sudden (Slbllle) 6 90 ] 60
Haugtll'( Bui Nice (Plncevl l 00
A-Couoltd
Also rectd A·Nortnroo Snanet<llt
Pencil Point, Moonletetv
T1mt 109
SEVENTH RACE. One mite
Rover Caotlve <Shmkerl 7 20 3 80 3 'O
Beren !Ga rcia) 12 80 S 20
Cnlef Cornllelk (Plncev> 3 40
Ailo rectd Mufti Mr Rucror, Puro
Hooano Norbet
Time l 37
S.S EXACTA 16·•1 oa1d S298 SO
EIGHTH RACE I 1 8 mtlts
Potey (McCer•onl 1780 5 20 2 80
Weier Benk IOelenouuevel 4 70 2 60
A·Oenebo (Plnc1v) 2 40
A-<ou~tO
Also rectd A·Wt11trn. Jour,,.v At
See Prince Ftor1mu'1d Citro Ot1 Sot
C rettlu\ Hv oerbOreen
Ttme 141
S2 PICK SIX 13·3· 11-1·& &> 0110 'n.~ IO '""'" 3 winning llClleh ,,. "°rseu S2 Pock Si• Con,O'ot1011 0110
'3 06S 20 wttn 11 w1nn•no 11c~t1s lflvt
"°rit~t
NINTH RACI 1 tur1on9s
Fflv Sa In Rw (MJel 3" 60 11 60 • 90
Sh1roe' Ont tMCC1rroril S 1IO J 40
.\rm,n (P1nc1vl 3 ,0
Also rectd Meg1c M.mo Loft An
ortu Prince Bower Known For Slvlt
T•me 1 21 2 S
SS EXACTA ll·lt 0010 S'27 SO
Att1no1nct SO 117
'
HelVWMCI ~art&
SUNDAY'S allUL TJ (Lett ... ,..,..... ......... ,,_,.,,.,
,.IT lllAC&, OM mile -~imltlve Slrtek tl..ckev) UO l .O ) 2(
MU burn JubllM (Alll>ltl) 1400 IUC
Hllerlous Brtw (Short) SIC
Also receo Mellle Cieme, True Triele
C, Otrt>v Lord, Hemllh Rtd, LDf'd David
A S-Ted, Scold! Double
Time. 2:00 4/S.
13 I XACTA 12·5) oeld UOS20
SICONO RA.Cl. One mlle oece
HOWdY Ooo (Andersonl uo] 00 UC
Acuff (GrUtldvl 'IO 3 OC
Reier To Maker (ROMft) 2 6C
Alto receo Suoer TIQer. Anctvs
Herm1n, Srerlll101", Wlnoovt, Gv1>1~
Petrlercn, Skl1>1>erl Prosoect
Tlmt: 2:02 1/ S.
THIRD RAC&. One mile pace
Sol'tk:e I Pitre•! 6 20 4 00 2.<ICI
StrllllnG Price (TremDlev) 11 '° 6.<ICI
Suc!Mn Move l81kerl 3.<ICI
Also raced: Andvs Hulegirl, Tltroddlt,
SklOOtr Shannon, Stlll• P-. Hlghlend
Lonie, Ledv Slnlt, Jenlt'' 8"t
Tlmt; 2:02
13 l!XACTA (1·7) oeld 5366.00
FOURTH RACI. One mile Plce
Crecktd Ice IKuebltr) 6 60 UO J Oii
Maltese Hunter (81ur1 3 60 2 60
Volcano Of SlllrwU (McCertv l l 00
Also recfd· Steller LIOht, Metlow Fel·
row, Rowdv Hunter, 5'>tcteculer Oeneer,
Amtv Ptte
Time 2:01 21s
FIFTH RACE. Ont mtlt oect
Ren,. SPCv (FKl 2060 10 00 1200
Rtdesl9'1 (Mailf) 7 60 UC
Skl-s ln"eGer (Lvt1lf01"dl IS <1C1
AllO rectd Power1m..-. a.. JIV ~.
Hlllblllv Orewl, Ro'l'll Rnvtnm,
6-voltnce, H1lc)IM HOlidev
Time: 2-Q3 11S
Sl EXACTA !3·Sl oeiO SJ02 10
SIXTH RAC£. Ont milt oece
Mester Swltc:h IMcCertv) 10.20 4 IO 3 • ..0
New Cedtt (Lecktv) 'DO 2 '°
Solcv'I Flrll (Baker) J 60
AISo rec.tO Boots, Regen's Led, .._.,
Guv I, Jibe Ho, Hot N Bothtrtd, Todd.I.It!
Otslon.
Time: 2:00 2/S
Sl EXACTA (4·71 oelo $10 10
SEVENTH RACE. One mitt Nee.
Pooawl'lffll• 10.somtr) 1'.40 6.20 SAO
L A Olctetor (Ptlersen) '·60 3M Gentle Skipper (P11r1<e<I 4.20
Also riced: AlldVI Relph, Fly Men Flv,
Vankff Rhvthm, Trlote Nine. Skl1>·
oerelrle, Heoov Hunting, Mr Hot Sruff
Time· I S9 2/S.
Sl EXACTA (7-J) 01iO Sl0?30
EIGHTH RACE. Ont mllt oece,
Jll A Fiie N (Kbl<) I >40 '20 l 60
Classic: Fella A (Crogl\enl 3 60 J 00
8"1e< (!"11n. ... 1 uo
Also raced Tiie Reider N, Ltoe>erd,
Slk• Ort1m, Kinross Onedln. BC CoYnl, 8ev Leef N
Time: l ;$1 31 s
Sl EXACTA (7-11 oeid 527.00
NINTH RACE. One milt oece
LOl"d OelrH <Croonen) 20 IO t 00 S.40
Vera;tv Court (Ackermenl 6 IO 5..60
JICkuP (8efllergeon) 500
Atso raced Ehlt 8rtttt, Pivot POint,
Mlnnettelle Fttle, Hamson Minor, Don
Htnrv. Bev T u0or
Time 1 56 21S.
S3 EXACTA 18·71 011d 112'10
n PICK SIX (2-l-4·7-1-8) oeld
S7,440 80 wlln 2 w1nn1no llCktll (six
nor1tl) S2 Pick Six Con1011lion 0110
S236 20 with 63 winning l1Ckeh (flvt
"°"")
TENTH RACE. Ont mlle oece
El Tortnlo (Sherren) 1700 11 40 460
toeel Babe (Tusler) e 60 S 20
Lover Leo CLacktVI 3 20
Also receo. o .. p Henover. Wiid
Prince, Sly Oarllle, 81~mark Hanover.
Euv 0 v, Sll09tnlmmer, Kerr Hanover
Time: 2:02 41 s.
SJ EX.ACTA 12·9) oelo S237 00
Attenoence: 6,t 71.
NBA
WESTERN CONl"ERENCE
PecMc: OMMen
W L l"ct. GB
Loken 3' 19 6Sol
Porttend 32 23 Sl2 3 >
St111tte 2t 2• S3I &
Pnoenl11 24 JO "4 11
Golden State 2' l 1 '36 11 ,
Sen Oleeo 17 l7 315 18
1Wchr"1 DMWfl
u11n 32 22 593
Oellu 29 26 S27 J ' Sen Antonio 2S 3 I 446 e
IC er•llS C ltv 23 lO 43' I >
Denver 22 l3 400 10 >
Hou"on 21 l3 389 11
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlenftc Dtvlslen
Bo,ron ,7 n 178
Phlledlle>f'lla 3' 19 6'1 1 >
New York l3 20 62l I >
Ntw Jeoev 26 29 473 1& '
Wun1ngton 2S 29 463 17
Cemrll OMl!en
Mllwtulltt l2 23 512
O.trolt 30 22 S77 I
Atlent1 2t 27 .SOt 4
Chicago 21 JO 412 f
CleVetend 20 32 315 10',
lndl1ne 1' 17 l02 Is
SU..V'•~ F'lllledelonla 101, N-Yorlt '7
Oelrolt 142, Sen Alllortlo 1.0 lot)
Seattle 13?, Denver 120
lnd••ne 106, Ute,, llM
Milwauto." 113. ClllQgo IQJ
Boston 107. PorllltlCI IOI
T""4111V't C.-Se11tte et L.Men
Ph1•1<1e1ohle ., New JtrMV
Portland ., New Yant
Cteveteno el Atlante
Phoenix et Sen Antonio
Detroit et K1nw1 Cltv
Uteh e t Cntcego
Mllw1uk" II Houston
Dtflver et Golden St1t1
Camel Lights
'
9 mg. "tar". OB mg n1co11ne av. per c1gare11e by FTC method
Warning : The Su rgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
COLLEGE
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UC lrv"'9
Ullh $te tt
Fresno Ste le
Ntw Melllco Stell
Cal Slate Fulllr'IOI\
Sen Jolt Stele
Long 9ndl Stele
UC s.nte Berbel'e Peclflc
Cenfs:-.
W L
14 I
10 ' 10 s
' s 1 7
7 7 ' . s t
3 11
0 13
S--.V'I sc.r..
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23 i ,. ' ,, .
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FrffllQ Stet•"· Nevada L.es Vl!llll '3
T ....... aGame
UC trvlne at University
<Channel 5' 11 7) c-... KOf'fl
Wnt
FreltlO St 6', Nevede Lai Vt11H '3
SOUTH
Ktnlucllv SI, V1notrblll S4
N Cerollne 711 Mervland 6J
MIDWHT
llllnols 70, Mlch'9•n St. S3
~IM ftsNn9
DAVEY'S LOCKU (..........,
lleedl) -124 ertGt«<s 412 rC>CK cod, '
cow cod, 3 !MIU, S ~. 2 scuk>ln,
191 mac:ktrel
NHL
CAMl"BELL CONffl!R•NCE
Edmonton
Celoerv
Winnipeg
Vancouver
KINa
Smvh OM.-w L T Pts ~F
41 u s 19 339
2S 21 12 62 230
21 27 10 52 2.SI
2333652239
11 lO 12 41 243 Nerrta DMsMn
Mlnnffol1 lO 2S 5 6S 265
Chlcello 23 32 7 S3 211
St Louil 23 J2 6 S2 211
Detroit n 32 1 SI m
Toronto 11 3' 6 41 221
WALES CON,IRENCE
NYIW..
We ll\lngton
NV Re1111trs ~· Plllaburllft
New Jerwv
Buff elo
Boston
QuttJec
MontrHI
Hlr'lfOl'd
l"etndl DMtMfl
31 n 2 76 2 ...
U 12 ' '' 23S l3 20 I 7' 143
3211913"6
13 C2 S 31 la u 43 5 11 ns
Adtllm OM.-
Jt 16 6 14 250
l6 20 ' 76 26' 32 22 6 70 216
2t 2t s 61 233
20 32 • .. 220 • SllftdeV'I ~
Pnlllde!Phle l , NV Rengen 2 (otl
NY lslenoen S. New J.,.ltY • lot) Wlnnloeo 4, W11nlng1on 3 loll
Cnlc:e go 6, St Louil S
Detroit 6. T orortto 2
8ulf1lo 5, Heriford 2
Edmonton 1, Pltllt>urgh 3
V1ncouver S, Cellle rv 2
T....,_.,s Game
Kines ti Mlnnnot1
Tu.sdeV't G-
8ulfel0 11 PTllledtlOl'lle
Montrtel •• Q\JeClec
Edmorttort •I St Louis
Toronto 11 Celllarv
&oston 11 Vancouver
WMllend tnns.cftem
aASlaALL
Ne ...... L .. tue
MONTREAL EXPOS--S1gne<1 G1rv
LUCH oilcller 10 • thrft·veer contrect
and won ertMtre hoa ceu wltn Ttm
Wallecn ,,,lro 1>e1tm1n
I ASKITaALL
DALLAS MAVERICKS-Signed
guero Roger Ptiellttv to a 10-oev
contr•ct
l"OOTIALL
NtTlonet l"MINI Leeeue
NEW YORK JETS-TradtO R1c'1erC1
Tooo ouerttroack. 10 tnt New Oriean\
S.11'\I' tor e l"\l·round drell cho•r~ "'
'"' UIWttcS Stafft FOOftlll LH -
OENVE R GOLD-Cu• Ort11noo
F1tn1g1n. 11,,.baCktr, Ron He~\11utr,
guerCI VICIOI' James. w1oe rece•ver
Tl>omel Lott, runn11111 beCi< eno Lav11
~1. no111 t1c11te
PITTuvtu111t~1 ... ~ p •"d Der
rk:k Goooero 11te11es 8obt>v '"'°""ns
end G1rv Sm11n QUer~ Oevt Sllut11~
ll~tter Will•• Svorior wide re
cetver eno Art C'1n\l<>Oht Ct flttr
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• ~ °'lnOI Collt DAILY PILOT/Mondey, FebN1tY 20, 1984
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(TM~ 15 VOUR CONSCIENCE )
5P£AKING. IT'5 NOi NICE. TO
HAT( MONDAYS. LOOK AT IT A5
STARTINCt A FRE51-4 WEE~ ) WIT~ A CLEAN $LAT€
THE
•'A'91Ll'
CIRCl'S
BICi GEORGE
by Gus Arraola
by Jim Davis
•
"Con I hove a bite to eat while you're making
my sandwich?"
"Yeah? What makes you think hair needs food?"
by Brad Anderson
"When Phil takes yoi.. for a walk, I wish
you'd bring htm home again."
'100' 'll 1.1.l'S
GROUP GRIPE'···
j.1oW Wf>.$
youR CLUB
M£E TING~ ,,_,.......
PE.\'.\l'TS
t\'E LEARNED SOMET~IN6
A80UT WINTER CLOrn1N6 ...
;r
/
Tl' '9 BLEW EEDS
IF YOUR SKI CAP 15
TOO TI6~ IT MAKE S
'(OUR ~AIR ~URT ...
~l ef v'"~ f
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----"""""""'~-...,--....,,.M rcf10 ~ t71S1U~.601'10
PRAC11Ct? SM ILi~ ANP NoW'lnti
'
Hanl('Ketchum
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
EVEf<YBoDY
SMoWfD UP ·· AND
IH,AT DIDN'T LE,AV£
ANYONE WE COLJLM
TALK ABOUT Ll
F;€J ~\ J
by Charles M Schulz
SEAGLE S ~D tf:VER WEAR
DOWtH ILLED JACKETS '
by Tom K Ryan
HAVING-UJNCH WrTH
~lr/O ANV COCHISE.
BRIOG(
Q.1 -Ne1lh1·r vulnnahlt·. &'I
South you hold·
··~2 ;,9873 0652 ••
The hiddinl( h11"' prOt't>l'dt•d
North Ea1t South Weit
I • l'aa1 Pue I 0 2 (1 ,... ?
What do you hid now'!
A.-l'arlnt'r mu'lt have rlo_r
to 11 demand hid ror th., aut
lion. hut you must fact Lhl'
fart thAt only the ten or
"Pade'i saves your hand Crom
l>t-ing 11 yarhorough. Surely
partner ran, on this t•
11uence. expert you Lo have a
five card -;ult and. sinre you
ha ve nothing else. a bid of
two sp11des 1s more than adt•
quate. Hut ~hould partner
make any further move. you
~hould be delighted to
coopt'rate
Q.2 -As South. vulnerable .
you hold:
• •K76 t;S OAKI07 •AK983
The hidding has proceeder!:
Eut South West North
4 -Obie Pan 4 •
WHEN SUSIE BLAINE
MEETS HER ROOMMATE
AND ANOTHER ST\JDENT
SHE TRIES NOT TO
SHOW ANNOYANCE AS
CARLA'S FIR ST
COMMENTS ARE ABOUT
HER HEIGHT•
DRABBLE
CHARLES
GOREN
ANSWERS TO IRIDCE QUIZ
p ... ?
What do you hut now'!
A. -Wh;,t would you hkt• to
dol Wt• admit that parln1•r
t•ould 1•.tsily have enough for
slam, hut h1• might 111. o h;1v1•
ht tit• mort• th11n oepudt' lt'ngth
Aw.~t thr fut that En<>t"•
preempt haci madt it impos,1
bit' for you to 1nv1'Slll(itt' IO
tt>lhgently. and hop.-th.it
partner ha1< t·nc1ugh lo mak1·
four spade~. Pa!ls
Q.3-Both vu lnnfthte, ai.
South you hold
+A85 AKQJ952 as +8
What 1~ ~our OJ>f'ntng bid''
A.-Your hand cs not \lrong
rnough for a drmand bid or
two heart~. hut too good for a
pret-mpth1• opc·mng bid of
fou r heart' fhat h.•av"' vou
w1lh onl~ uni' thOtt"t' on1•
ht•art
Q.4-t\<, South, vulnNflhh·.
you hold:
+ A83 QJ6 AKQ9873
Tht hidding ha' prO<'eeded
South \\ ut North t-:a11t
I .... t11 I fla1111
Wh.11 1111 )llU hid nt1\\ .,
A.-'l'hc•r"" nu ,a11,f.11·t11r~
'<•lutwn 111 \our prohl1•111
'1111 .ir1• not 11u1ll· ic1wwl
1•n11111i:h fur ,1 1ump ,hifl. f1•r 1r
1J.1rln..r h.1, onlv lour h1•,1rh
.ind ,, minimum n·,pon""
K"m1• 011JChl h1· h1•.1 onrl v1111
The· w"1''' rn11r~1· ii. proh;i
hi\ .1 JU mp lo t hrt•1• d1.1
munrl' Thoui.:h lhl' '' .in
unrl1•rh11I. 11 p.1rtn1•r JM"'''
111u .1r1 111ltf, 1•11Lotw1n 1011r
11,.,, '''"'
Q.5 :\' S1111t h. 11il11n.1hit'.
~ 1111 holrl + Af47 95 AJS •AQ9f42
ftll' tmfrl1 n~ h,1, pror1•1·1l1·d
~orth t-:a~t 'outh \.\ ut
I + flu, 2 + Po'
2 + flu, ?
\\' h.11 tfo 11111 htrl """ '
A. -~ou r 'fl•tdt•' I' ;11T1•pl
a hit• h111 1111ir "1·;i Ith of 1·1111
I rol' 'lll()(t'''-l h.11 11111
'hnulrl prulll' ror ,J,1m 11111
2
thn•t• dl:\mond~ Your int.f>
t ion •~ to itupport ~pades ;
v1111 r n••d turn. rt•1rardle oe ,
t>.trt m•r'" rrbid. Thi~ w1
~iv11 part1't•r :tn AC'<'uraLe pi
t11r1• of your 11trong h11nd nr
1n rontrol, .ind nllow him
.1<<1·<< <lnm pm. ibihlitt
ij.6-Hoth v ulner:ablt. 1
:\out h you oold:
•96 AQI054 OQ93 •7t
l'nrt n1•r opt•ns lht biddin
"it h 001• no trump. Whnt d
0\'llll rt''<J>Olllf!
A. -'ou hav1• t-nough-to 11
'1h' l(.1m1'. but you wou l
r.11 h1•r pl.1y 1n ht•arts 1f po.ss
hi.· Thrrdort'. you don
"uni Ill rniot' to two n
I rump The ~olution is t
1•mploy th1• :-itayman l'onYrr
t11in llul tworlubs. lfpartne
d1•n11·' .1 maJor. bid t\\•
h1·.1rh that 1 forcing ti
'"" no trump or three o
11111r 'u1t If ht' bids hearts
r.11,1• to t hrl't' And should ht
hie! two spadl'~. you ran in
11 11• ic;1mr hr bidding two nc
rrump
by Harold Le Ooux
, BUT ALL THE 61RLS HERE
AT WILLOW HALL WILL
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fft'XJTH I WHAT WOULO UJKE BElOME I;. ........, __
by George Lemont
I
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I Flor ence Drummond Sperbeck
dlaplay. photo of henelf in
"°11T10Ua llUeMH NAm STA,.....,.,
The t<**1no '*'°" .. e1oino bUSlnen• A.O. 8ALSIO!A. CO . 12 l!ldert>erry, lrvtn., CA. 92716 Aoben ......., • t2 Ddetberr;,
In/In., CA 927 f&
Thlt l>YllNN .. OO'\CIUC19d by an
tndMou.i. Aobtrt~ Thi• atatament w .. ftktd wttti the
ty C$atlc of Orange County on an. 27. 1tf'
flU111S
Publllhed Orange Coast Deity
Plfot Feb 20, 27, Mardi 6. 12, tt84
103t·8•
P1llUC NOTICE
FIClT'OOUl....aa MA• ITAftmNT Ttie re>11owtno p..-~ 11 esotng Pta.tC NOTICE
bUsinePlll: ---~--------~--E)(PERTT£Xl TYPING SERVICE, FtCTmou• llUUIEU
281;\2 Teton Ct., Laguna Niguel. NA• ITATEMINT CA. 92817 The followlng petton la dOlng HelOe Gerda Buyz•. 28182 Teton buslnaa as. Ct .. LIOU'la Nlgual, CA. 92877 TOP DRAWER CARPET CARE,
Tl'lle bullnaaa la conouct9d by: an 301 Marguerite Ava. u . Corona det
. lndlvldual. Mar, CA. 92625
Helga G. Buyze Rlol'lard D. Wllll1rn1, 301
Thie atatemant wu flktd wllh tl'la Marguerita Ava ••. Corona del
County Clerll of Orange County on Mat, CA 92&25
Jan. 18. 1984 Tl'lls buslnus la conducted by-an Fmtll Individual.
Publiatled Orange Cout Dalfy A. D. Wltllams
Pilot Fab. 13, 20, 27, March 5, 1984 Thia ltllement Wit tiled With Iha 892-3-4 County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan 27, 198" F2370f7
m11t•tC MnTIC[ Published Orenge Coast Dally
•----'----""-----• Piiot Feb 20. 27. Marcl'l 5. 12. 1984
FtCTITIOU• llU ... aa t022-84
NAME aTAftMENT
FICTmOUS llU ......
NAMI ITATIMINT
The followlng pat'ton It doing rtllJC NOTICE
buSlnaa ... -----------SECOND SOLE. 3331 £. Coat1 FIC1'ITIOUI ., .....
Hwy., Corona cs.I,...,, CA 112625 NAl!m ITA~NT
Kenneth Robert HendetlQtl, le Ttle fOlioWlng l*IOM .,. doing
• 8tl'IJ St.. Hermon Beech, CA. b\191naat u .
lH>254 OEl.T A MANAOEMENT. 2 t 1 t
This bualneas It COndUC19d by an 8ual""91 Cantat ()(Ive, Sul1a 200 .
lndMdual. lrvln., CA. 92716
Kenneth Ro1>ar1 Handert0n Delta AaMI Servioea, rno , 2111
This atatemant wu flied witl'I 1l'le Buslneu Center Drive. Suite 200, County Clerk of Orange County on Irvine, C"-92716
Jan 17, t984 Thi• bualneas 11 conduct9d by: a
Pnl1ZI 00tporati0n. Publllhed Orange Coaat Otlly William Burke, PrMid«lt
Piiot Feb. 13. 20, 27, Meret'l 5, tfe' Tl'lts statement ... tiled wttl'I tl'la _________ 883-8-4 __ County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan 27. 1984
Nil.IC NOTICE
flCT1T10UI eu .... sa
N.AMR STATE•WT The followlng peraon It doing
F227121
Publlahed Orange Coast Dally
Piiot Feb. 20, 27, Marcl'I 5. 12. 198•
1034-8•
bustneu u : -----------The followi"O per.ont are doinO
bustneuu :
IRVINE STATIONERS. 17681
Mltcl'lell Nontl. lrvlna, CA. 92714
NMPOf't St•11oner•. Inc., 17881
Ml1chell Nortl'I, lrvtne, CA. 92714
Tl'lls t>Yllnau Is conduct9d by: a
corpo<atlon.
ANAGO TRAVEL ASSOCIATES. P\8.IC N0TIC£ PUBUC NOTICE 1682 Langley, lrVine, CA 92714 -----------
FICTITIOUI BUI••• Wllllam D. Menzie, 14 Canyon FICTITIOUa llUeMS•
Barry T. Weal, V.P. Secretary
This atatement waa filed with tl'le County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan. 17, 198• Fm101
Uwtrepftoto Publtatled Orange Coatt Dally Youn~er clafu. She'• atate•a old-P11o1 Feb. t3, 20. 21. Marcl'I 5, t984 879·84 eat p vate veatlgator.
NAME ITATEMINT Island Or , Newport BHch, CA. NAMR 8TATIMINT 92660 The follOwing pertOfl 'II doing
Tl'le following person 19 dOing This buslneaa la conducted by: an buslMS1 u : bu~~~:EK BUILDERS SUPP-individual. JONES CONSTRUCTION, 17082
LY. 4 Ralnslar. lrvlne, CA. 92714 Wiiiiam D. Menzie PacHlc Coast Hwy. •204, Hunt-This 11atement waa flied with the ington Beed!, CA. 92649 Orley Kirby Weavet, 4 Ralnstat, County Cler'k of Ora...,. County on Stephen C. Jonea. 17082 Pacific lrvlne. CA. 92714 ··.-c Lynora Lebeck weaver. 4 Rain· Jan 17, 1984 oast Hwy. •204, Huntington Fnl10t 8eacti, CA. 92649 star' lrvlne, CA. 927 14 Published Orange Coas1 Dally This bulineu is conducted by: an
This buslnesa Is conducted by: en Pilot Feb. t3. 20. 27. Match 5, t9&4 Individual. lndlvldual. 89()..M Stew JOMS
Lynora L Wea~ 1-----------This statement was flied with tl'le This atatemenl w .. flied with the "8.IC NOTICE County Clerk of Orange County on
County Clertc of Orange County on Jan 27, 1964
~COURT
ewe~
COUNTY Ofl OltMMm
tn the Mattet ol the ~
Aool~tlon of I
S' AN & GRACE P!TeMOH ~
JULI£ ANtt PETE.ASOH, e "*'Or
fOf CMnga of HMM
Ho A 121901
ORDER TO SHOW CAU$f
FOR CtiA.N<JE OF NAMI!
IS.C ISOMI
Stan &. Oraoa Petatson <'*9f'te(
for Jult. AM Pateraon llM ,..., •
petition in thia court for M or•
allowlno • ..P•tiUon•r to ~. oaughW¥.Jllhar tt4lll'l9 from .Ju19 Ann Pateraon to Juli. Grace
Peterson.
ll IS HEREBY ORDERED 1Nt ..
persona lnterast9d 111 Ille matiar
aforeaald apl>Mf befor. thll cOUtt In DepaltlNllt No. 3 at 700 CMe Cantat Drlw Wnt, Santa Ana, C8111·
fornla. on Mardi 5, 1984, et 9:15
o'clock AM .. and than 111\d "*• show cauee, If any they .,..... • '#try
Miid petition '°' change of nwne ehovld not ba orantad.
IT IS FURTHER ordW9d mat a
COfJY of ll'lfs OfcMr 10 lhOW CMIM ba
publlllhad In the Otangaeoa.t ~
Pilot, a newspaper ot ganerel
circulation. pub!~ 11'1 tni. oounty
at least once a weaf< tor four eon-
MCtltlve wek• prior to tr. oay al
Mid heating.
Granny gumshoe 's
not a pushover P I
PlB.tC NOTICE
FICTITIOU8 llUllHl!H
NA.Ml ITATE•NT
Tl'le followlog peraoo la doing
business as:
NEWPORT ACCOUNTING SER·
VICES, 1990 Port Seabourne Way,
Newport Beach, CA. 92660
Joan C. Touuau, 1990 Port Sea-
bourne Way, Newport Beech, CA.
92660
Jan. 27, 198-4 FICTITIOUl llU8!HE81 F2'71•
F2371'9 NAME STATEMENT PubRll'led Orange Cou1 Dally
Pubfiahed Orange Coast Dally The lollowlng P«l<>fl• are doing Pilot Feb. 20. 27. March 5. 12, 1984 Piiot Feb. 20. 27, March 5, t2, 1984 business as: 1033-84
1030-8-4 CENTER PA I NT I NG AND
NJllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI llU8fNHS
NAME STATEMENT
WALLCOVERING, 389 E. 20th St.,
Costa Mesa, CA. -----------John Bridle, 28872 La Uta Ln .. ___ Ml.IC ___ NO_m ___ _
Mission Viejo, CA. Jack RusMll. 369 E. 20th. Coate F1CTIT10UI 9U ... H NAME STATEMENT Mesa. Ca. The !otlowlng pe1sons are doing
Dated Jan 24. 198-4
FRANK OOMENCHINI
Judge of 11'18
Su'*lor Coufl 8tat1 and OrKa ~ •• ., ...
(1*8" .. )
a21ApoleM A"-...__~CA.IM:t
(114) 9'1MllCl1
PubflaMO Otange Coul Daly Plot
Feb.&. 13, 20. 27, 198-4 ~
------------At age 73, she's oldest
investigator around ----
OCEANSIDE (AP) -Got a problem
you'd rather n ot tum over to police? Then
get on the horn. dollface. and bend granny
gumshoe's ear.
Private investigato r stories usually in-
vol ve a woman. but this one's got a twist -
Florence Drummond Sperbeck is the P.l.
And don't get any ideas. bright boy: she
may be a septuagenarian. but she says she
can still wield a m ean pillow in a fight.
At 73. Mrs. Sperbeck. once known as
''Bulldoi ." m ay be among the oldest
private investigators around. But she's not
letting up.
Head of a one-woman agency. Drum-
mond I nvestigations. Mrs. Sperbeck still
interviews potential witnesses for at-
torneys. traces lost people, looks up records
and testifies in court.
"I think everythins in my life has
brought me to w here I am now," she said in
a recent interview at h er Oceanside o ffice.
"M y life is motivated by trying to serve
others.
"I have no trouble sleeping. I can go on a
long trip from here to Oakland. and I never
tum the radio on. I j ust enjoy think.mg
about the things I want to think about."
She has a lot to think abouL Over the
years she's been a d epartment store audit
clerk, a file clerk. mail clerk. policewoman.
modeling counselor. juvenile control of-
ficer . Her career as a priv ate eye began at
age 57, when she was seasoned by a few
scrapes.
Working in the 1950s for the Alameda
Police Department, sh e was called to tbe
hom e of a deranged woman.
"I was trying to be nice to her," Mrs.
Sperbeck rec.ailed. "She said , 'Look at
Lucy!' She was watching "I Love Lucy.' I
just took m y eyes off her for a second, and I
know better than that. She pulWd this table
knife out of her bosom that she had filed
down to a point so it look ed like a dagger.
H er son ho llered, 'Look out!'
"I had gone into her house with a pillow
in m y hand because I knew she was
m entally off. That's a good weapon to use:
you sh ove it in somebody's face and cut off
their air. I just shoved the pillow in her face.
With that, she fell down on the floor, and I
sat. on her until (another) o fficer got the
restraining straps on her .
"Some people use a gun. l use a pillow."
Throughout it all she tried to improve
herself, taking civil service exams at every
chance. After beinga mail clerk, she went to
work for the Oakland Police Department's
traffic division in 1942 "and built their
parking v iolation s up from a wastepaper
basket to a paying activit y."
She helped start the Northern California
Juvenile Officers Association while m
Alameda and was the first j u venile o fficer
o f the Contra Costa County Sh eriffs
Department.
"M y job was not j ust to arrest people and
put them in j ail,'' she said. "M y j ob was to
help these people straighten out their lives.
And r can honestly say I have never
arrested anybody or put anybody in jail
u nless I thought this is what I had to do to
help them.•·
Tl'lls business I• cooducted by: an
Individual.
Joan C. Tousseu
This statement waa filed wltl'I the County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan. 17, t984
Fm11t
Published Oranr. Cout Dally
Pilot Feb. 13, 20, 2 , Marcl'I 5, 1984
886-8•
f'ta.tC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUllNEll
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng person b doing
business .. :
INTERNATIONAL POST Al CON·
SULTAN'TS, 1128 Corona Lane,
Costa Mesa, CA. 92626
Loy Mlchael Gllllam. 1128 Corona
Lane, Costa Mesa. CA. 926.26
This business Is conducted by: an Individual.
Loy Michael Gilllam
This atatement was filed wltl'I tl'le
County Cleric of Orenge Cou11t·1 on
Jan. 27, \_?84
f2S71·11
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Feb. 20, 27. March 5, 12, 1984
1027-84
MLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINHI
NAME IT A TEMENT
The following persons are dotng
business as:
GEMGLO. 71 t W. 17th St .. Suite
B-3. Cos1a Mesa. CA. 92627
Roger Ackerman Jr., 16629
The followtng person is doing
buslneaa aa:
COMMUNITY CONCEPTS. 240
N-port C.~er Drive, •200, New-
port Beach, CA 92660
Carol Jean South, 179 Pineview,
Irvine. CA. 92714
Thia business Is conducted by: an
Individual.
Carol Jean Soulh
This statement was flted w1tl'I the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan. 17. 1984
F23110I
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pi101 Feb 13, 20, 27, March 5. 1984
889-84
John Bridle buslneu as:
Thia stattmenl was flied wltl'I the INTeR--CrfY SHELTERS. IHC ..
County Cieri< of Orange County on 1112 Corpo<ate Plaza Drkle. #202,
Jan. 17. 1984 N__..,,,., Beacl'I. CA. 92660 F'm121 v_,,....,
PubliSlled Orange Coast Dally National Display Advertising, Inc.,
Pilot Feb 13, 20, 27, Marol'l 5, 1984 a Calif. Corp .. # 12 Co<t>«ata Plaza 882·84 Drive. •202, N9wpof1 Beacl'I. CA.
-----------92660 P\a.IC NOTICE Thie business is conduct9d by: a
-----------COl'poratlon. FICTmous llUllNESS Raymond A. Ketoso
NAMI STATEMENT Tl'lis atatement was flied with ll'le
The following pet90f1 ia doing County Clerk of Orange County on
business as: Jan. 27. 1984
NAVILLUS WINDOW CLEANING, f2'71't1
2424 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. Published Orange CQut Daily
CA. 92627 Pilot Feb 20, 27. Marcl'l 5. 12. 1984
Donat Patrlc:k O'Sulllvan, .404 1025-M
-----------Bernard St.. Costa Mesa, CA.
f'ta.IC NOTICE 92627
-----------Thia business Is conducted by: an FIC TITIOUI aUl lNHS Individual.
NAM& ITAT£MENT Donal O'Sutnvan
The following person ts doing Thia stetement was flled with the
busineu as: County Clerk of Orange County on
H UNTI NGTON VALLEY Jan. 17, 1984 SCHWINN, 8966 Warner, Fountain
PlllUC NOTICE
NOTICE Of TINIT£F8 SALE
Leen No. 110Q4.tll(NIQHT
T.S..Ma.~
UNO'CODE Q
T.D. IERYIC£ COMPANY
PtllltC MOTIC(
FICTITIOU9 BUI ....
NA• ITATIMEWJ
The following parsons -'• doing
business as· BARTO/lARNUTZER VENTURE
I, 2915 Redhill. Suite F-200, Coal•
Mesa. CA. 92628 Byron M. Ternutzer, Trust .. of
the Ta1nutter Family Truat. d41ted
January 31, 1974, 900 Via Udo
Nord, Newport Baacfl. CA. t2t63
Jerrel C. Barto. 2082 S.E. 81'1110I,
Suite 200. Santa Ana. CA. 92707
Th11 bu11naas is conducted by: a
generel partnerlhlp. Byron M Tamutzer, Trustaa
Thia statement was flied wltl'I the
County Cler'k of Or'ange County on
Jan. 27, 1984 fD71S7
Publllh9d Orange Coast Delly
Piiot Feb. 20, 27. March 5, 12, 1914
102!MA
Valley, CA. 92708
Charles George Tumstall.
21940-5411 Palomar. Wlldomar. CA.
F2a10I
Publlahed Orange Coast Dally
Pllot Feb. 13. 20, 21, March 5, 1984
888-84
as duly appolnt9d T ruatee vndar tl'le PlB.IC NOTICE following descnbed deed of trust ___ ;..;;;.;;..;;;.;.;...;.;..;..;.~---
92395
Thia business Is conducted by· an
individual.
Charles George Tumstall
This statemen1 was liled wtlh the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Jan 17, 1984
F231104
Publlshed Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Feb 13, 20, 27, March 5, 1984
891-84
PUBllC NOTICE
Ml.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUllN£8S NAME STATEMENT
The lollowrng person is dolng
buStness as
HARBOR BAY MOTeL. 2026
Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa, CA.
92627
Han-Gon Shin, 2026 Harbor
Blvd .. Costa Mesa. CA. 92627
Kyung-Sook Sl'lln. 2026 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mel8. CA. 92627
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE TO
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CONTMCTORI
CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR CM.LINO FOft 9'01
CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN
CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h (pay-
able at the lime of sale In lawful
money of the United Stateel all
right, !Ille and Interest conveyed 10
and now held by II under said Deed
ol Trust 1n the property !Mlrelnaltw
described:
TRUSTOR · JOHN WILSON
KNIGHT Ill
BENEFICIARY SEAFIRST COR-
POAATION.
SchOol Otstnct. NEWl'OHT MESA
UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Bid Deadline. 2 00 o'ctocil of the 611'1
day of Marcil. 19~
Ptaoe of Bid AeoelP1. Purchasing
Office. 2985-8 Bear Street. Cot1a
Mesa, Ca 92626 Projeet ldentifl..
cation Name RESURFACING TEN-
NIS COURTS
Place Plans are on tlle-Purchasing
Offloe. 2985-B Bear Street, Costa
Mesa. Ca 9226
Sllktree SI . Fountain Valley, CA. FICTITIOUS 8U81NEH
92708 .. NAME IT A TEMENT
This business Is conducted by· an
Individual.
Hen-Gon Shin
SEAFIAST MORTGAGE OF CALI·
FOANIA DIVISION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tl'lat
This business ts conducted by: a The rollowing persons are doing limited partnership. business as:
Roger Ackerman Jr. lHOMSEN & COMPANY ECON-
Tl'lls statement was filed with the OMIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 26
County Clerk of Orange County on Burning Tree Road, Newport Beech,
Tl'lls statement was flied with Ille
County Cle<k ol Orenge County on
Jan. 17, 1984
RECORDED June 4, 1981 as the above-named Sotloot District
tnstr No 8025 in BOOk 14087 pege for Orenge County Callfomla. ect·
60 ot Olflcial Records In the olflce ot Ing by and through 11s Goll'IN\lng
the Recordef ol Orange County: Board, hereinalttlf referred to as
said deed ol trust describes the "DISTRICT ", will recetYe up to. but
following property· not lattlf than the above-atated Jan. 27. 1984 CA 92660
----------------------------------F237132" Palisades Preparatory SchOol,
Fm111
Published Orenge Cout Daily
Piiot Feb. 13, 20. 27. March 5, 1984 881-84 . time. seaJe<I bids for the award of a Loi 31 ot Tract 7 177. 1n The City contract tor tl\e abOve Pf'OjeC1
'Killer' star due here
but not real soon
Published Orange Coast Dally CA California Corporation, 26
Piiot Feb. 13. 20, 27, Merch 5. 1984 Burning Tree Road, Newport Beach. 868·84 CA. 92660 FICTfTtOUI llUlfNHI This business Is conducted by: a NAME STATEMENT
corporation T 1-•1 wi d · David J. Thomsen, President he Ul o ng persona 8f'e oing business u : This statement was flled wtll'I the NEWPORT OFFICE SUPPLY.
FICTITtOU8 llU81NE81 County Clerk of Orllllge County on 1768 t Mltchell NOftl'I, lrvlne. CA.
NAME STATEMENT Jan 27, l984 92714
Ml.IC NOTICE
P\8.JC NOTICE ol lrvme, County ot Orange. State of Bids shall be reoetveo 1n the place
Californll. as P9< map rec«dad in idenlilied above and shall be open-
BOOk 273. Pages 40 to 42 Inclusive. ed and pubhCly. read aloud at 1119
Miscellaneous Maps, 111 lhe ottlce of above-steted tima and place
tl'le County Recorder of said Coun-There will be a NIA depOllt r•
tv qulr«I 101 eactl se1 of bid docu-
Elccept theretrom all mlnerets, ments to guarantee hetr return tn
gas oil and hyd1ocarbon good condition w1th1n Ii/A daye
sumtanoes 1y1ng below a depth of atter the bid QPentng date
Next collision of comets
due in 15 million years
BERKELEY (AP ) -A group of scien-
tists has released a new theory that may
explain why dinosaurs and other species
crashed to extinction hundreds of millions
of years ago.
O nce every 28 million years. a dim.
far-distant dwarf star -as yet un-
discovered -that orbit s 1n space as a
companion to the sun triggers imm ense
sh owers of com ets that wipe o ut much of
life on Earth, the scientists say.
But there's no n eed for alarm, they say.
The next collision with the Earth is no t d ue
for another 15 million years or so, because
the unseen star that launches the comet
showers is believed to be about 14 trillio n
miles away.
The scientists from the U niversity of
California and Princeto n say each time a
burst of comets bombards the Earth, the
planet is plunged into a period of darkness
and cold that may extinsuish up to 70
percent of all plant and animal life.
The three scientists who posed the
theory, h ave suggested calling the unseen
star • Nemesis," after the Greek goddess
"who relentlessly persecutes the cxccss1vc-
ly rich, proud and powerful."
Twe papers oullinin~ the theory and
evidence for the periodi c comet sh owers
have been submi tted to the i nternational
science journal ''Naturt" by astrophysicist
Richard A. Muller. geologist Walter
Alvarez and astrono mers Marc Dav i s and
Pict Hut.
Hut is a member of Princeton's Institute
for Advanced Study and the other scien-
tists are at UC 8 cr1'tley. where
astronomers have beaun searching for the
sun's faint stellar companion.
The scicnt1 ts ~lieve the sun's unseen
companion isa small. datk star known asa
red dwarf. whose mass is probably o nly
one-tenth of the son's and whosr cliptical
orbjt around the sun curie at to the
o utcrmMI ectacs of the ~Jar system. a
rqion known as the Oon cloud.
Within the cloud. more than I 00 billion
comets arc flyina in remote orbits. 1cn·
Usu SI).
A• it pH-'C! throu-.11 lhc cloud, the tar's
' I
The followtng person Is dolng f2S7121 Newport Slationere, Inc.. 17681
business as: Published Orange Coaat Dally Mitchell North, lrvlne, CA. 92714 500 feel. bul without tl'le rlQl'll of EKh bid must conform and be
surface entry. to make, market, rMQonSMI to the contract Oocu-
m1ne, explore or drlll tor same as meols gravity disrupts the orbits of about a billion HENDRIE ADVERTISING & PUB· Piiot Feb 20. 27. Meret'l 5, 12. l984 This business ts conducted by: a
com ets so they shower down. toward the LIC RELATIONS, 110 Newport t03S.84 corporahon.
inner solar system, the scientists said. Center Dr., Suite 200• Newport • Barry T. West, II P. Secretary Beacl'I. CA. 92660 -----------This statement was flied with the
reserved by Deed recorded 1n 8ooll Each bidder snsll submit. on tl'le
9696. Page 806. of Otflctal Records. form furnished woth ll'le oontrac:1
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A docu"*11S. a list of the pr~
DEED OF TRUST DATED May 27, subcontractors on this PfO)ect as
1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION required by the Subtethng and Sub-
TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT contracting Fair Pracllcas Act
MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE Govt Cooe Sec '100 et seq
A s many as 25 comets may crash into Joanna Marie Hendrie, 919 f>ll!LIC NOTICE County Cterll of Orange County on
Earth to create impact craters, deposit Bayside Drive. Newport Beach. CA. Jan 11. 1984
indium layers and create conditions for 92660 FICTITIOUS BUllNf.SS Tl'lla business 1s conducted by: an NAME STATEMINT extinction. the scientists said. lndtvldual. The tollowtng persons are d01ng
The scientists say they've found about a Joanl\8 M Hendrie business as·
d t I gh h This statement was flied wllh the THE LOADING DOC. 1760 ozen era ers arge enou to suggest l at County Cieri! of Orange County on Monrovia Unit B-7. Costa Mesa. CA.
their crashes could h ave raised huge clouds Jan 11, 198-4 92627
of dust and rubble that would have Fm103 Brtan Ken1 Crawtord. 680 West
darkened the sk ies and b rought on freezing Published Oranr. Coast Dally 18th RB. Costa Mesa. CA 92627
temperatures. Piiot Feb. 13, 20. 2 • March 5, t984 Annie Crew1ord. 680 West 18th 880·84 •B. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 In addition. they've found the rare This business is conducted by· a
m etallic elem ent indium lying in layers 1-------------1genera1 partnership.
within the Earth's crust. They have dated ~~11:nsf:r~~:f was tiled with 1rie
the deposits at about 65 m illion years ago.. county Clerk of Orange County on
about the same time the dinosaurs disap-Jan. 21, 198•
peared. and t he other at about 230 million HA"•°" LAWM·MT. OUYE F2f1140
••-...v "-met•"' Published Orange Coast Dally years ago. """' ,u_ 1 • .,.... -' Pilot Feb 20. 27. Match 5, 12. 1984 Cremetory 6
These piggies
control own
environnient
WOODHULL. Ill. (AP) -Arnold, the
pig who was addicted to television o n the
old TV comedy .. Green ~fres:· may have
been more ty pical of swine than his
Hollywood creators ever thought. Sc1enti~ts have found the animals,
known for their intelligence. will tum on
the tap to act a dnnk ofwate'r o r tum up the thermo~tat to stay warm -if they're given
a chance.
tanlcy C urtis. an animal behavior
s~~ialist at the University of Illinois. says
pigs ate c.a~ble o f con1rollin1 their own
enviro nment to an extent that was un-
imagined before farmers tancd rai ina
them in confinement.
A llowing swine to operate their own
"-'Oller faucctS when they want to dnnk is
commonplace these day • a step more
auvanccd thAn the nearly ancient practice
of lctuna them ha\e access to srlf·fetdcrs.
Now rcseart'h ~ho~ pigs can operate
1hc1r own thermo lats end k t the environ-
ment get ('O()ler or wnrmu acoonhna to
ho\4 they feel.
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1825 Olsler Ave. t02 .... 84
Costa Meta
5"40-SSS'
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H.U IRO~OWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broedway
Cotta Mu.
6A2-91~
BALTZ llAQEAC1N ~
&MITH I TUTHILL
WESTCUFF CHAPEL
•27 E t71h St Co••• Mna &•6·9371
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f'talC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BU ... 11
NAMI IT A TEMIHT
The following person is dOlng
buSiness as. TIERRA GRAPHICS, t40 W
Wlteon J-8. Cos1a Mesa. CA 92626
TarryLynneOiKon, 140W Wilson
J-'l. Costa Mesa, CA 92i126
Tll1s busmen Is conducted by an
lndlvldual
Terry L OIKon
This statement wu hied With the
County Clerk of Qfange Covnty on
Jan. 27, 1984
f'D7142
Published Ofano-Cout Ody
Piiot Fab 20. 27 M81ch 5. 12, 19&4
102•-84
PtB.IC NOTICE
\
f238100
Published Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Feb 13. 20. 27. Mwcll 5. 1984
878·84
f'ta.IC NOTICE
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Each b10de1 must submit w1ttl
OF THE NAT URE OF THE each btd Uo<t•lled or cashier's checlo
PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU payable to lhe DISTRICT or a bid
SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER bol'ld on tne form set forth In the
13721 Onkaytia Clrcle. lrvtne. CA contract oocuments In an amount
FICTITIOU8 llUllNE•S "(II a street address or common not tess tt>an 10•4 ot tl'le maximum
NAMI aTATEMENT designation ol property Is shown amount ol bid H • 9uar•ntae that
The tollOWing P«M>f' Is doing above. no warrenty is given as lo its the b•dder will enter into tl'le
business as: oompleteness or correc1~) .. The oroposed contrkt II tl'le same is
METAPHYSICAL MISSION, 114 beneflclery under said Deed ol awarded 10 svch bidder. In tl'le
E. 20th, Costa Mesa, CA. 92&27 Trust. by reason of a breach or de-evenr ol failure to enter Into Mid
Lois Joy Hlflgren, 114 E 20th St.. fault In the obligations securi!d contr&cl such "9Curity wtll ba fOf-
A.PI. 20. Costa Mesa, CA. 92i127 thereby, heretofore executed ana lalt
This business ts conducted by. an del1V91'ed to the undefsignea a wrll-DISTRICT reserves the right to
1ndlvldual. ten Declaration of Default and 0.-re1ec:t an) 0< •II bids or to dva any Lois Joy Htllgren mand for Sale. and written no11ce of 1rrf19Ularrt1es 1n any btds or In tN
l hls ttatement wu flied with the breach and of election to cause the bidding
County Cieri{ of Oranee County on undersigned to Mil said Pf'Opef'ty to Pur11Jan1 to the provisions of S.C·
Jan t7 198-4 satisfy eakl obligations. and there-tion 1773 of Jl'le L.abot Code ot the
Fm110 after the undersigned ~used said State ol Cahfomla, tM DISTRICT
Published Orange Cout Dally notice of breech and of election to has ob111ned from the Director of
Piiot Fab t3, 20. 27. M.,.cl'I 5. 1984 be recorded October 31 1983 es the Dec>artment of Industrial Raia-.
887-84 tnstl No 83-480227 of Otfic:;1a1 Re-11ons the general Pfeveiltng rai. of
-----------oords in me olfl<le ol the Record9' per dHl!m wages 1nd the oar-P\8.IC NOTICE of Or ange County· Pf'evaH1ng rate IOf hOlldl)' and over. Said .-le will be made. bY1 llme w0tll in Iha ioc.llty In Wl'llCt1 tlllt
Without co11er·11nt Of warrantv e~ w0!1< 1s to be ~ for ..ct\
press Of lmpllecl. regarding title er aft or type of wortcar neected to
posaesston. or enoumbranoes, to •~l'Gute tha contrec:t. Theea '•*
pay the remaining prlncipal eum ol ere on fole at the DISTRICT otrtoe
the AOte(1) seourad by said daecl ot located et 2985-B Beat $t., eo.ta
Trust, wtth interest as In .. Id note Me.a Ca 9262il Coe>* may 1:19
provtdeel. aa11anca1. 1f an), under' ob111ned on raquaat A copy ot
tl'le terms of said Oaed or trust, teas. these rat• shaH be poated at ltla
ot>arges. and ••P8f!MS of lhe IOt> Sita
NEWOftT ...... UNtA.
ICHOCM. DISTRICT
LEGAL NOTICI
MOiiee of ....
of ..... ,,...,.,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the!
the Board of Education of tl'lt ~·
port-Mae Unlfleel School Dlstrlel Of
Orange County le OfteMo fOf M'8 a
0Ee10 Sywtam. ~~
lphat81 aqulpmant llltlng of e11act
equipment may ba ot>telnad from
the Pul'Qttulng Offloe. 298S-B Bear
St .. Cotta Mau. CA. 9U27. PhOM
(714) 658-3.211
Blkt• wot ba due In ti... Purct1a.ing
Ofb by March 6, tN• Payment
ll'IUll ba lnacM before the aquoi>-
rnel\I can ba ramo'4d from Iha DI•· tr~. Suocaaf\11 Blddart•> ~t ,...
moye the equipment Ital thak °"""'
axpenM Air ....... l\nat Sta&a
talet tu ot 8" (aht par Clllll) rnuat
be coll4let9d on Mell ...._
Tl'la Otatrlet ~the right to
rtieet tony Of all bid• and to watve
eny ~tanty or lntcnnanty Ill the
~ .. All lletna 10 be .old on ar1 "n 11
baala,No~
NE WPORT·M!SA UN1Ft£D
SCHOOl DISTRICT
of Otange Counry. c.ittomla
BY Dofottly Hervey F19Nf. C P M
Puf~ °"act0t (7141~~217 P\i~ Or~ Codi OtllY Pilot
'"t) t3, ~ 1 .... Ml _..
Tru.tM and of tM tNSts created by It 11\all ba m.ndal~ upon
said Dead Of Trus1 CONTRACTOR to wnom the C'Clf""
Said sate Will be held on. Tuesday. tr.ct is awarded. and upon any_..,.
Me«:h 6 1984, at 2 00 pm 11 IM contr.ctor under IUCh CONTAAC
etiapman Avenue entrance to Iha TOA to pay not i.as tNlfl the Mid
C.vte Centllf BU41dtng. 300 EMI apooihed ra1as to .-worttara am-
Chapman Ava . Orange. CA p4oyad by ll'lam tn Iha 83'9CUllOn Of Al the uma of the 1n1tlal publi-tl'la oontrect
CAiton of tlli$ nottca. Iha total No blOdaf !Ny wltf\dt ... tttl'f bld
wnoun1 Of Illa uno411d l:*•noe ol tha for a panoo Of lhltY tllO) CS.ya aft•
obllQlllOn ~9d by the aboYe df> tlla data 14" tor t"-098fllf'IO of bide
ICT'lbaO 0..0 ol trual 111\d aa11me1ao A P8Y"*'I bol\d end a oer
coeta, ...,.,.. .... Md 1<1vanc:M ta l0tmat1Ce bonCI wil ba ~
174.866 13 PflOt 10 e11ac:u1ion of tna c:onttKt
The 101a1 tndabt9dne .. ~ an and .nan bl In tl'la lorm Mf lorttl In
aatlmata on ~h the Of*llng bld tt the contrtct dOCv"*lll comc>vtac:t may t>a oble1necs bv ca11 Puttuant 10 S.CtlOll •Seo 01 the
ing t• t5) 945-64 18 the day before ao...M\8'\t Coda ol the St•t<e °'
the ..,. Ca11torn1a. lhe COMfect .tll cionl•ln
Dalad F9bnlllry 2, 1964 ptOY1afOn81*l'l'llUlf-tt"""'cc111M
T D SERVICE COMPANY btdder to IUblllMa MCUfll• tor
U UICI Tt\I t any ~ Wlll'ltlaid by 11111 OI$; Bv Oebb .. l<rabs. TRICl IO aMutaperfot~
Anllt1nt s.ct.~ the contract
ttOO N Ofnoie tfvo ao--n.nv llOIWd
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P\IOllthad 01.,. Coest Dally Pv"""*1 ~ Co.st Delly Not
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Trudiilonal 3 Br, 3~ Ba. Baytron~ pier & A must ... in Co•t• MH• MODEL 2::/ ~~.c;ind~o~ o~ e&o. 2 Br.gerege.refrlg•. 'filsor I Cloatfo~65'boat.Prkcdtose11$l,l00,000 A lhier. 3 ~room, 2 in the O.an• H°"*. 4 amenltlH. $1&2,800 eouth of Hwy, no pets. It bath Ught and airy living Bdrm, 3 ba, lam rm. lurnlahtd. Sandie Fla 708 Avoc9do 673-7187 ea Y 214 Via Ith1ca Open Sun l 5 erea. country kitchen, Lovely upgradet. Wood e44•6200 double ear garage and• decking, nice land-4812ba. vi.w, poo1.11nnl1, 786 1172 Rl•modeled 3 Br, 2 &, lrg playroom, beau11ru1 pool Call to'" aceplng Close 10 perk, ldnr, 2 lrpJc, owntagl -
f1rcplat."e, beam ceiling. $420,000. 548-2313 pool and tennlt 2000/mo 759-8006
IRVllE TERRACE 5237·500· Lrg 3 BrT"iil 2·1ty on .rt:CJ _ park 400'~ Hellotro~ 3880 Mlen.laon 0,1.,. 1833 Galatea Terrace Open 1-5 ~ 'filsor l 11200_61_3_.as_2_3_ _ Irvine
t'anoram1c bay & ocean \flew 4 Br, 4 &, ~; I VIEW Lux 1 Br. lrg Mstr 1Y1te.
pal.lo, pool home Prime loc. $775,000. ea ty gar, 514 FarnlHI, La ... ltack
1111000 DOVERSHORESHOME $850/mo. no pett. am VISTA DEL LllO IAYFRllT co1101• 1' (L .... 7 86-1172 l 4 bdrm, 3 ba, lam rm, din. 213/459·6952 br, N~th end~f gate(j
F b I ba I . l B o _ • • rm S595,0001ow,,.,. wtll rcmom. munlty a.at view tn a u ous y mountain view. r , l °"• A real old luhloned nnance Agt 953·6et0 C11t1111111 2224 town $
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9813 rondo co~op. Lowest pnce $295,000. baro11n1 Out 01 town llLIOl LIE llPLD 2 Bdrm 2 Ba Condo. s;;: SO IAYSllE PUCE I O owner haa price(j lhis 3880 Mlehebon Dflve · apray MNr ..._mllton & La aaa Billa
I AYFll IT ~~1!1~d'~1:0~~t~' ~~~ Irvine w:i~~ '~:ryop:~~t,·,~~. Brookhurst. lrplc, dish· N ~JX'<.'tacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up, R-2 101 ftrepiace bttin ea 218 Bal 91 673-2943 washer, patio, garage. No Laguna Hiiie 2 Bdrm. S800
2 Br 2 Ba dn 2 boat spa~ $1 375 000 kitchen clean and neat --------• --· pets please. Agent. no Fenoed yards & garages
• "'"""' I ' 171 41 '1l·4400 WlUIT lel&llE .... u. e.... 100 IN. 863-0755 Kid• & pell w.tcome PElllSUU HOIE OCEAIFROIT 121J1 u1.un TWO IHI • 10% DI. 2 dbi1-2 ting, low •P renl. 2 Br, 1 ba.O.r. wld hkup. Agen1. no fee 883...0755
Ocean & jetty views. Marine room, 4 Br, 3 HAR BOA Sll,100 FILL PRICE Age 55 +. Nopet1 BMch 2208-C PlacentlaAve No La~aal I tatl S2
c .. 3700 ft 4 k' $1 285 000 A nctat & clean "C" unit In ~rea 846·881~ pell. $595. 545.7993 -19 5·. All new pvt 2br, den.
Del, sq. . tar par mg. ' • . II I Id I ·-------2 I Id .. an exoe ent ns e O· 2 Br. ba, newcrp I rps, 2ba, wet bar, lrplc. 2 ear,
cation. Vacant and avall· 81lEEILUr P&lll exit cond S700/mo. 2 patios. 495-0283 att. 5 COllOIADO CAYS IAYFROIT able. Call ua for detatts Triple wide 3o·xao· Large 675·9576 betwn 5-7PM W
Corona Island cu.st. bayfront lot. 85' boat IA .. 7211 living dining-kitc hen 2 Br 2 Ba. split level ltw~rt ltafk 22
area, 3 bedrooms & condo Pentrtdge Cove, S2ooif /mo Modern 2 deck. Plans avail Now $370,000 w/trade. lalltoa M-111\ 3Bllhl·both llght & dark· lrplc, dlshwuher, patio, Story Back Bay. 4Bd 3
ARROWHEAD HOIE Ptaia1al1 1007 t '. • . er lnterlora.1 Next toArec
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ft. $440,000. Will trade for a local prop. view, sparkling cond please S850 + S600 dep * * WANTED Harbor
Furnished $575,000 Call Lovely Woodbridge hm latiDtH Prot 1200 Agent, no lee 883-0755 Vrew Home Renl or lease Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR
3-l l Buy1.1d1· Or•v•· N 8 67S 6161
FOllHLIHllH-ISI Hl,IOO Dally Hot Ust of 60· 120 Lge 3 Bdrm older fixer
propen1e1 All Orange home on huge lot Exist·
Co delaults & publlc auc· Ing FHA loan al only 8 5y,
t1on 1ru11ee's sales-$39 interest• 759.1501
2131947 5144 aves Sl39•500 •2 Br.2 ba,lam -•W .... ts'desharp2-Br option 548·4609 7 86· 7 709 or 640·4099 2 Xlnt RetaU stores on .,. ' 2131945 -2347 days tBMELODYLANE coast Hwy, Corona dtl I Ba house, carpets. 2Story4brnewdec pool/ Owner will show Oy appt draJMll, lncd patio, w/d tennis block 10 ~-an Mar Corner bldg -park· .......... CoroH 4el Mar 1022 l04I ing 2400 • 2350 sq ti or rm No pets s555tmo ' $1500.mo 642·3242 L•t•DI Beaelt can be comblne(j Re security dep Mull have _ __ _ 223 JASlll( I atonomlc• Corp Jim good credit 548·5442 or 3 Br. 2 ba Condo. frplc ocean vu from this 2·sty 3 l Truly 8rtat llJ Graham 675-6700 170·5629 new crpts. nr beach &
Br 3 Ba nome on a nice If you want a 4 bedroom 2 3 BEDROOM Ftreplace, ~oag $900/mo ,!_~0-3550
40 wide lot Only steps to bath quahty lamlly home. Co•atrd1l dbl garage. laundry rm Big Canyon Condo. 2 Br 2
main t>each $425 000 perlecuy located ihat Prorr~ 1250 S750tmo. 642-5194 ba ovarlooklng Big Ca· Drive by & call Mark at isn l lalltng down -try -11 s e
Jacobs Alty 675•6670 teaset opt1on on this Newpon ayfront prim• 3 Bdrm house. 2 car gar. ~U.~18~~r ~-~~;9 llJl.Ai ~ ........ -...... '!111-........ -.... ·1 1700 -
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111<.v Now lhe lowest priced Bdrm home may be en·
2v12 resldentlal mcome prop· • • 1oyed as It IS, yet the A·2 ~::~ er1y on FEE land 1n the lot offers lantasllc polen·
21m area Cozy duplex steps ual for added Improve·
1v111 10 bay and ocean menl or redevetopmenl
JV:; beaches on a prtme cor· Only$165,000 646-7171
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situated with a bird's eye
view o f coastltne
bargain property Just office bldg 8472 sq h Easttlde $650/mo Avail ___ __ _ _ _
fisted al below market -$1 ,600.000 Bill Grundy Mar 1 548·952 1 BLUFFS 3 br, 2'i'r ba, spl11
$325 000 Bkr 675·6161 -level on greenbelt Fresh· T• ..i I Sol -. 3 Br 2 Ba. frpl, Maa Verde I paint...,., clean $1350 llrr• •1 D• lexes U1at1 1300 $800/mo Ownrt agt ~o lea;' n0-0279 417-1744 OSla Masa unls,pc· 639·3152or720-0740 _. _____ _
0-69 -Condo 2Br 2ba. lrptc, Newrort Beaela 1 turesque 12 bldg com· 3 Br, 2 ba 1n Nonh Costa pool sa5o1mo Avail
C d plex. $3,500,000 Poot, Mesa Frplc $850/mo imme.. Call 642.2119 1 Bdrm. luxurious on o d 6368 A 1 v 1n Vtlla Balboa Anxious 1ac · rec clubhse. out 00' No pels. 642• ___!! dys or 548-3080 ev/wka BBQ s, lrplcs, 64 encl ~ ~ 22.9~~ 94:.Y789~ w n r · g a r a g e s G r o s s • llHt l11hlt lacalin LIDO ISLE 3 br, 2 ba, den
$370.000 1983 expenses Houses. Apts & Condos No pets Reis reQ Avall
$75,4 HI before taxes & Landlords Advertise Free Mar 1 S 1600 Long term
debt service. Geo Elklns 50¢ al Stores & Markets tenant desired 673-24 72
Co 644·7500 Ask tor 841·4260
Joe Grllf11h
N:~ ner lot Motivated seller
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llEWPORT IUCH L-..l()l.Jf 11( ~t.\ home Lot 90 x 178 II . $215,000 Lovely 3 Bdrm home only 4 Realtors. 675·6000 COSTA IESl
-----~--~~ llES ANAHEIM $795,000 ooats Lowest price 2000 s• ft 3 Ill • HYSMO • o house on the waler "' 2561 C 1 0 646 6325 Also 20 units range
Great area -walk to 2 ba hm w 1acuu 1 Just irc e r • & 22 units Anaheim
Agl 673-73001645· 7050 ------PllllfTTill I years new' High beamed
1 11• ceilings & wood burning Nr NP! Hts Custom 3BR
4014 ltreplace are reature(j in ~IAIT 2ba trplc shake root •
ythl Fee land r educed S 1 0 0 0 0 llYFllOIT MOM( Apts have been 1pprec1at-ever ng $139 900 Call 966· 1967 I.. "'-14 1•4·1010 On sand w/boat sllp Fixer mg r .. e crazy t ... past
Exec xtra lrg Condo 2Br
Den 2 Ba lrplc. pool.
$850/mo 673-33 13 Quiet end unit 3BR 2'1t
ba. pallo lrplc No pets
$800/mo. 64.4-95" 4 ~" • Guesl Apt wtlrplc & BBQ -~~~~~~-•u1J th•s bright & open floor & IEDROOM s22s.ooo r FROITS •u.1 ptan nestled n a quiet IAY
4 Br 3 ba North Mesa
Avarl lse opt S 12001mo
AS* for Ken 957 6290
pper Peaceful atmos-months Other sizes also
u 1 N available Don I wall• phere plenty o prkg ew THE CHAPMAN GROUP
Fiii 11eal 2Br kid pet
$400'1 & Inca 2 Br gar
S500's 539·6190 BEST PENTHOUSE on water
$2000 mo, 2br. 2ba frpl 401• cul·de·sac in a beauutut What a bargain' S 173.500 Roy McCar41t llltr.
•0•• scenic greenbelt area. Cathedral ~rllng llvuig 541-7721 LllO ISLE
kitchen 2 or 2 ba ~ 111ra 650•6330 rooms $325,000 Ju St ltste(j 3 Br 2 Be 4 lam 2000 SQ h 974·21« • ''" s 2 ! 9. 5 o o ·Fee 1 and' room 1aads to a tantast1c FORECLOSURE COST l MU& COHOS
646· 717 1 country kitchen lam1ly Near new 5 Br. 5 ba con-1 1141 llahti• lvt.
Mrs Long, 650· 1190 4 unn. CM, $249K Con·
BA YFRONl Spectacular sider take your au lo
vi~w. formal entry, sec prop or etc tor part of dn
hm encl gar near OCC ok POOL DOVER SHORES
kids $625 others av ell 3 BEDROOM • 3 BA TH
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area Wood burning lire· IEWPOllT CREST 1empory on 45 loot lot OPH DAILY 10·1
place. 3 bedrooms down, Most desirable plan • $1 475,000 $97,tr.OO 2 bedrooms up Sparkl· Interesting levels with 3 u
mg pool and spa on extra to1a1 bdrrna 1nclud1ng a LllH ISLE TlllD( I FINAL SALE OF THE
large lot A bargain at huge private master Large cuslom home on VENOOME
$1 73.500 Call now su11e Community pool & e)(tra large lot w u1 con CONDOMINIUMS
546·2313. 1enn1s A fine value ln a siaer lrade down for All 2 story units w1lh
"walk 10 beach" tocatlon us ab 1 e pr 0 pert y • 3 Bdrms. 2 Baths THE REAL
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REAL esrA1e laWSO"' • u v1ng Rmw1Firep1ace 831-1400 1 L~ • Bu•ll·tn Kitchen
Llt11e Miu Muffet 1at on a •-.-.. --.. -... • Dining Area lullet, along came a 1• Re.illy Comp .my •Private Patio
1ptder and read 1n !he IO NllTS • Garage/LnCJr~ Hkups
Dally Piiot Ctassllted •Comm Pool/Al!creat1on section about Miss Mui· Bank reposesslon. 4 Bdrm 714-675-4562
let's Tuffet and bought 11 2' 1 Ba. 2 year old condo,
for $9.95 You can sell 2400 sq It with yard
ff d 1 t Great E side location your tu et an °19 0 Bank will llnanGe at 12~. other things through
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I $ 1 350.000 675·2330 pyml Agl 751·3191 539·6190 BEST Alty lee $1900/Mo 549·7991
llQ CllYOl·IY OWHR MoUDtaia, Dtsert
11•. fixed rate, 30 yrs Resort 1450
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3 Br 2 Ba. tamlly rm. lru11
trees $975/mo Pete,
Select Prop 751 ·3191 Monaco wtfh best GC 3 Bdr. riverfront, Parker
111ew 14 Rue V1llars AZ 1rade or take motor
OpPn wknds 640· 1538 no~e as part down ----~Ill!~-· 213-595-8183 NEW & LOVELY 10 Pill If UllTS
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c1111on ·o vacancy
644-7424 No brol<ers 2169 please Newport Btac•
--------·· Ltdo 1Br Iba condo. no JMllS compl turn Avall llQ CHYOI CUSTOM
Lowest priced golf course
cus1om 1n Canyon 4
Be<!rooms 4 baths prt-
vale pool and spa UI·
t1mate tn privacy
$1 , 195.000
Feb 26 to May 26.
$1200/mo 875·0101
LIDO ISLE
3 Br 2 Ba Furn
decor, 2 story twnhse. pvl
encl pallo, butlt·tn ltfl ,
dining arta. garage. fire·
place t omm pool,
across from park
$850/mo
WEST COST A MESA
Drive by 7 10 Joann & call
for more detalls 2Bd. 1
bath $600 mo yrty
W1ttrfr11t 111•11111
131· 1•00 111-1•00
Sml 1 Br dplx, 2 blks from
beach, cute& quiet w/pvt
patio & gar S550Jmo
760-1962. 760-0508
Saa J1111 Car. -2271
rent to own plush 38r 2Ba
dbl gar pM spa $725
539·6190 BEST Ally lee
Saata A11 -22"
So Co. Plaza S rm option
to buy many xtras $575 •
tee 539·6190 BEST
Seal leae~ 2 4
Summer• comln grab yrty
2 Br walk to 11nd all
appls sunny decor $575
• Sm lee 539·8190 BEST
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Ads. Call 642·5678 Suomil on dwn payment Full price $189.000
Brighi and ch~erlul ' r 831-1400 I
I bdrm den and tamlly
room residence in HSTSIDE REMODU 710-1100
S 1750tmo thru 6·84
Bill Grundy 675·6161
Nou111 l1fur1l11t1tl Nice 2 Br. 1 ba wtgar. w/d
hkup nr Victoria & Ca·
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997·9309 or 831 ·3187
T91tia 2210
Balcony vu iux 2 atory Incl
2 Ba frple kids ok S500's
539-6190 BEST fee
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I Bdrm • loh, plan B near
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Bercovltz lor financing
CiE 759-9100
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Mesa Verde 4 Bdrm on a
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Convenience. tocatlon
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protected Ltelo Isle Se· 3 Br 2 oa trg 101 Must sell
eluded atriu.m patio with ownr 1ranslered S 18K
circular staircase to 2nd d n ass u me 1 0 a n
floor gallery Parquet s 11501mo 101a1 S t25K
floors, trench doors and 3 Agt Don 673·8550 fireplaces add to the ~
charm of lhts wonderful MESA DEL MAR exac:ulrve home Slip and
side lie • will lake a large Eteganl 5 br 3 ba Xlnt
yacht Owner will con· terms Assume trg VA
sider an exchange $175 000 OWNER
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REAL ESTATE
831-1'00 Sunset Bluff'> '2 Br 2 Ba
Condo on Pac111c
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Golf couree view
2 Br condo wltfl
2 car gar. 275K
Geaeral 2202
CUFFHAVEN 2 Bd • den
townhouse. large, llrt·
place. comm pool
$1200/mo
N B Spacious 2Bd
townhouse wlpV1 patio. 2
lge bedrms , llreplace
$850/mo yrl .,,.,,,. •• N .... 1 ...
llltrs 111-1•00
w 111de, 1ngt lam detached WfftalUttr--2291
hme. 3Br 1ba. sngl ear b ider houae 1 Br $300 gar. New crpta & paint ~vall 314 lst. last • sec basic decor crpts w/w
$700/mo 752·2881 539-6190 BEST Alty tee
SINGLES DELIGHT LatHI ltac~ 2641
Gigantic 2 rm pleasure 2 Br ~ den. 1¥. Ba. refrig.
palace chefs kl1ch break· D/W. wshr. dryr. lrg deck
IHI bar super plush w /ocn vu S 1500
decor natural rock frplc 494.3494
673 7761 bbq patio solar heated
• --pool & 1pa ellte area STUDIO -pvt ent. pool 4 Br ocnlrnt. furn,
I ll•• TWO $500'1 plus $50 security Mature prof bualness S9501wntr NI k 5•25 •--•ONGS 1 lk I b h lee 537-5027 person sm r .. mo 2 Br w/frpl, b o c thru June 494-045 1 $700/yrly
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Rare 5 Br 3 Ba front own-12' ,•1, anumable PrinCI· • s9ootyrly 3 BRt2 ex. 1790 ocmFAoNf sharp 2
ers unit on xtra wide pals only 64?·8799 or LIDO ISLE l•••tr I Witter VERY ATTRACTIVE br. gar. No pelt S675 mo
parcel with spacious 2 Br 644 8722 Remooele(j 3 bdrm, 2 bath llt1t1l1 493...0467 106/17 (213)795·3018
rear unit 1 blk from CdM WILL TRADE UPI home on extra wide 101 JAOIU IULTY OCEAN VIEW· 2 br. 2 ba Atartatltl, Uaf.
main beach Owner must C 1 M 1 Id is French door1 to aunny PllP Ma111ut•IEIT condo, MC g:1e. Po<>I. ---------sell 1mme(j & wtll con· os a esa eas 1 e oas I -~ $750 2 "772
h th 2 bd m paUO rnCloor JICUU. ll•/lll.•111• lenl\IS ·• l&JC: flJ&a• z71111 sider any ofter lown ome wi r ' sauna Wtll leaH option • --. uv
"-Elll llULTY den • 2 Ba • dbl gar ' $435 000 I ·------.. -View. 1 Br up~r Condo •ttraC1 1 Br. yrC. nature -running s1ream1 waler· 11 POOi, spa, walk to beKh " '" "" 171-2311 taus & trees trMs. lr8"1 LIDO RULn COM View of Day and & harbor S575 523·3008 m arr ied couple. No lll·U 11 btt/Wh4a I Fan1as11c 'w00d1y at 113-1100 lights acrou from park 1mkng or Pe11 675--0247
__ __ m 0 5 p here o NL v Decorator 1h1rp 3Bd. Beat. ltack ZZfO Lrg 2 Br 1 Ba. yrly $750
S 132 900 759· 1501 lrench door•. atrtum & 28R fBa. 2 bik1 beh. gar. Steps 10 beach, bit-Ins.
-------... Modern 2 sty B9Ck Bay 4 dining rm Sl800/mo relrlg/llC>Ye. 1650• aec patio. gar. no pets Dalebou1 Bdrm. 3 ba, pool/spa, 2 N B Spacious 2Bd 538-8497 1314 Oove Answer ph 645-3477 frplc's, ht celllng1 townhouM wlpvt patio, 2 _ Boy & Beach $400.000 May trad• tor lg bdrm• ' llrtplac• Flat steal 2Br kid pat CtrtDI ••• II m2 Real Estate comm~clal or tndustrlal 1850/mo yrty S400's & lncd 2 Br far 1 block 10 bMCfl StudlO NA.Riii VIEW HIES Prln only 642· 13&& W1t1rfr11t llt•H IH. $500'1 639·9 t90 BES apt, unfurn S350/mo
The popular "Carmel" IPT HTS YICTIRIAI-llltfl, ·II 1· 1400 3 br. 2'~ ba twnhm. POOi, 720-0641
model Three bedrooms 38r 2Ba. ueume S 153.000 dbl• ger · Nr beach. Pref Studio. pvt entry Can be
Spacious patio. Luxur· Haat. ltac• 81 1211/o owe 2nd. Lovely couple S7!0. 840-<>793 furn Efficiency cooking.
lant pgarden Property In FOHOLOSURH lllll bulllln cabinet•. Ilk• new. 111~1 2207 3 Br 3 Ba 2 1tory Ju1t block $500 Incl utll 673,8.479
lop condition You own Spic ·n span 4 Bdr 3 B• La Complete with rt at Ptaia1ala to ocean 1780 4 fam Of' •
the land .. $268.500 Oueata. 1 mt 10 beach berntwht plckell fence MiA 1'1X Houae. Sman slnglN. Call 539-6180 t1t1 "I 724
131·1100 $189,000 Agt842 7404 S227,000 2912 Brotd. yard yeerty S660 mo BESTRltyf.. dfr ilOO.utUPd.cerpon,
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S 12$ 000 Bkr 963-8377 1"04 W ~an Front Ba lrg muler bdrm Oecor S425 539·6190 ~ta, nu cpllpalnl $395
P P 873·7873, 673·9809 ault• den, lam rm, 3 BEST 1.. 40&C Betl\ard 846 1105 lr~H 1044 OPEllAT /SUI lrptc'a. 1tl4)1 to bey. nr HOMESFORAENT 1 lifGiicsen Apt itove 1 * IPll llHE * beach. alarm. No peta 3 Bdrm 2 8a U00-9850 ,.1~ Ho Pit• $420 on 1ow prlOld Rancho San FORCEI TO SELL Yrty lae 500 K St By Fenced y•rda a garage S48· l377
Joaquin • 2 11 ory IY OWIEI APP t S 19 0 0 I mo t<lda & pets ..icom.
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detechtd home. Tu1'11t dowt tl'lru-c>Yt, prof lal\d-1ba uppet tnd unlt. 1~ 2683·8 !Iden. U26,
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BEACHCOMBER every ~l's Wally 5-49·4120 Rernod•llno & Repalta. All Hang, ,.~. llCOUttlc cell· s.s-512' KRUEGtA HAULING your ..... 645-5124 G6G ~ ~ ~~2 , .. ·H~r. ~. ~1.::t/'* Ing-Clean Upt, 87t-1SM
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noextrechargel McotMnerhwm babyall In my oenbulldlno 759-1803 433190. 1·532·5549 Mowl~ Edlri Twtoe • M•tte.45-5089 lt~tl• ltnlcn · T i ,.__.., ome Rellable and · • Palatial BLAC.l<WE• DEA Paap«"'· ~1 .... CALL TOOAYll responslbte. Reuonable Bulld/Remod otc, kit. rm £)Ntdcal -mo. S 0.$2 . 50-8016 met IRONING JOBS WANTED, h Ing & ;9"\0val ~I tOid p;:m"9 Ulflll Llll rates Mrs Llllleton add• bay wn<lw,Fr9neh TllllDllOI• my home Excellent JlllPAllTill IJ'IO .. .., ..,."317"' All tchbOf&per Your Dally Piiot -650·8018 dr, patio oov/decka, Lie ElECTRICIAt-l· Priced &e1tnt•r1/llauart work Reterencea on,.. BY RICHARD SINOR w«il o.~, •-• _ tonal o 1.151•104;
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,U•itlH1/ltaHtlla1 rets 538--0694 • rffldtcomml/lndu• Yard Main & Haullno Furn ...... ·• Pool .... ,..,,, nou ... 11 In N.B. CdM FESSIONALS 638-7149 prl09I. Lynn s.49-9977 a'uTAl'leL1°"Tv'X ~~20"2t _ Ctatat 1acr1tt lie. 43877\. 84!5-9341 UtO e.47·2-157, 557--1508 -" ... erea. Xlnt relt . 494-8732 v., • lotkk i -----1---12 YRS EXP I'm smell, We Gala Should Heng Wind Wutll 4 -§"'p•ecWPilX"'l"'E""o""w,...R""X•t•es-"fl•J Drlvewaya, •ldewalka. Elect con1rector. Free Haa•rta•• &iut Cleaaiat •ct•t ax My prlc:.• ere amalll Tooeiher. Uphol watt• 1 ow ng ytuJ1p
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SPECIAL LOW RATES Free counsel 842-7047 Cfrla ic Tilt ELECTRICIAN ~~~~~e~772 ~:;~ ~.:!:"5-4~:llJ" mttn e31·6483 KEN PAINTING Pl11ttr/lt~ir Wldtw
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XNBERSON APPUANCE CABINETS-CARPEN"fRY cnlld Cera my home In XLICIA l AMlG01S Carpentry. Window•. Local home/apt clnng, Stm -CUiiOm House Painting HIN of ..... llJI fram ... 1 day Mf'\1109.
Buy-Sale-Repair Sm jobs·Repa1rs werc:ome Woodbridge Infant pref., Uphol11ery, ~1auran11 & Pain!, e1c. 8.47-2387 exper 642-9264 Dayna Ct al reduced wlnte< rat• F~•wet• ..._..,, 9e0-35$1
841 w 191h St c M Free Est 645-2003 resp , 111n1 reft 65t-4873 office furniture. (Jorge) Repair•. Painting, Drywall. *GEN. H""OUMCteanino * Preatloioua Newport FrM "' Oeve 875-3901
646-5538 -or leave mao 857-0&91 432·9833 or 654~7128 etc. Free ettlmat.. Rehable, exper. fr .. etl. Beach Malllng Ad · INTIEXT 20 Yeatt Exper Draine clMI from $IS Mere famlllee are~ Carrm••~ --Q • :_ Gery e.45-5277 PTL carol 64M502 eS0-3263 dresaea Mall forwatdlng. Average Room sit ~ ~yt._!.~~· ·d~i.p2_.;!!~ 1t1e ~ "bug" rtiii The faatett drew In th• If taua1 holding , c e ll-In Materret 642-0442 "',. .... ""~ yeet. If you have• Heve 1<>melhlng you want ES FOR LESS WHt. a Dally Pllol REPAIRS & REMODEL Gen. Housecleaning· Refa, mall·Check Newport M•ll s. __ OMflng
10 NII? Clualfied edt do Repair. Remodel, Cement Cluelfled Ad. Cell Today J&PllEIE llllEIEll Carpentry, c.menl, dry· 1rens, rell1bte. Lorraine, Box Ser v Ic e t . Find what you want In T~•.!~'1'~~ d~:~/np111~~ ::r' :i;•,:: *' •
It welt. 642-6678. 12yr exp Dave 831·3408 642-5978. 839-5035 wall. 12 yrs. 631-3408 962-0510 ah. 3pm _2241831-7883. Dally Piiot Clua.llledt. Claatlfled Ad. 642~5971. Cluellled Ad
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OK No Pets S675tmo 2BR 1'128A steps to beach, Condo. xln1 loc. pool, Jae. 549-2287 Estab 1980 FOUND ADS Robt. Sallfer NH/CM Some conatructlon expr 645-6646 2 patio's. gar S800 mo. S275 mo.CM. 662-2247 --RE Broker Bd Realtors .. elpful 6~5_22 •• 1slllast $200 sec. Avell --Reel Eatate Developer and .,~2 2171 ... ., ,.,,.11 " · .. .. ..
S425 1br upper, private March. 548 ... 905 Iv mes Fem n-1mkr to •hr Broker looking for 3 ARE FREE .,.. · ~"""" ------No pets See 7 10 James. _ spacious 31>d 2ba dplx Banking
Apt D & call 955-0809 2BR 2BA Moblle Home In frplc,N B. We.lk 10 bcil ::°~~~~:1 ~1:~;~~~~ c n Btlr Waat.. 5100 IWOl IWIAID ARI ES (March 21-Apnl 19): Exciting offer I~ rtteavcd; money
$400 Dix mobile nome no Cannery VIiiage, near $300• ,_,, utll 648-9453 turnlltled ottlces 1n Cor· 3 : •Lift 111100• Our progr .. tlve flnenclal quesuons will be resolved, you can embark upon creative adventure.
pett Mature adults w~~_!~50mo 675-50!? Fem to anr 2Br of 3 3Br porate Plaza. Incl ocean Companion/Aid• for a Institution heve an Stressdanng,onginahty.andependenc.eandcouraacofconvrcuons.B y
Ou1e1. secure house In CdM with 1 vleW, balconey, cont rm 142-1111 Widow. x1n1 opponunlty lmmad need tor an ex-d1gg1ng deep, you could stnlce pay din. Leo plays s1gmfican1 role.
1991 Newport 646-8373 2 Br 2 Ba. walk to ocean & otner 675-4059 720-t 133 for mature woman wtlo Is perience Branch Mgr TAURUS (April 2()..M ay 20): Go slow, mamt.'\in cqutltbrium. nr tennis erts 1 yr 1se _ ____ i 1 Tne aucc:eulul candidate
$ ----F/M k 21 35 .. mOITIYE lllTEI look ng or a permanent Ill h realize thal direction has not yet been decided. Spotli"'ht on p•·bla',. 475. 2 Bdrm. 1 batn $775/mo 1st. last ' dep. non tm r • to s .. r * * llve in s11uatlo!1 In New· w ave proven mana-,,... u ~ Near 20th & wanac:e 759-0351 btwn 8-5 2br 2b• ap1. fplc, pool, 1 MO FREE RENT Found f SI am es• pon Beach. ~ day work gerlal sklha, combined relations, Jegal affairs. pannership propo$al and marit<ll Status.
REF's req 548-3829 -1ac, tennis. etc $340 mo Wtanort term tease. 1u11 d • c I • w • d • v I c wee«. Time on Job fCH with Slrono business de-lntuitton 1s oo target, Cancer and Aquarius persons figure rn ~nArio. -Avail lmmed 2BR $8SO· • 'hu1H.C M.5A8-3240 tervaul1es.881DoverDr Busnard/Slaler. FV velopmenl exper. >tint GEMINJ(M 21 J 20) o· .,., . t'. IJ la . ll I •2Br1BadplxS525 Sep s 1ooo 3BAS975·S2000 Sultel4.NB 631_3651 968•9268 775•55-44 hobbles. Mull own car, communication skill• 1 ay • une : 1vcrs1.1.aive1u piaytomtc ectua
encl oar No pelt 2261 A Ferguson Hahn 642-t t83 MIFsnr 5br Hun! Harbour no smoker/drink Ref's must. Tnlapoalllon'#lll be cunosity, don't be satisfied with supcrlicutl answers. You'll be mv1ted
Pomona 645-9494 -pool home w/d1v owner C1~al Found· Sml blk Cockapoo, req. angllsh_tpeaklng roe. In our Herllage Plaza to attend prestigious social affiur. It probably wall be nccessai; to - -llYFIOIT S6SO (213)592-1968 evt ltatala 2911 Algonquln/Warner HB 7141855-8t04• 9•5 or ottloe, 1rv1ne, c a. When purchase wearing apparel. Sagittanus and another Gemini p lay key ALLll~~t~tr ~~~410nly tbr 1ba. relrlg. down· Non-:smoktng FeiTi8'ieSto ;6040 Harbor. F.V 8•6-3281 831-7667 wltnd1/evet sut>mllling your resume. role.
stairs. S675 mo I st/last shr beaut furn. 3 Br Found: While Male Poe>-please Include aalary his-CANCER (June 21-July 22): Events talce sudden tum. UllU ftuo is $395. No pets 780-8882 S 100 cleaning dep condo In Irv w/22 yr F 1240 sq ft die. Newhope/Hell. Fin IC"'•llT&IT tory, along wllh current -Sandy644·0126 Agent 541·5032 "11 839 4923 -1 All shattcredandyoucmbarku~na "romanttcadventurt "Giveful play Clean 1tud10 cottage Safe college studen1 Kit. ..a ey. · ESlabllshed pelroleum requ remen11. replyt · ·
E' Id l hbo h d N 2 B B I d I t $300/ W•11 ..._ k--confldentar to creative resources. be wi Imo 10 make chano,.s, reaJi1e that you can s e ne 0 r oo ear ocean. r I a n ry, poo • • c mo lmOIT ILYI. Lo11 black Manx eel. general contractor needs ' ""' -.. · ., -S375 • utll KT 846-0195 relttge. crpts. encl oar Incl ulll 1540·6 I 88, 600 sq It. ground Hoor, Sanla Ana Heights erea accounlanl with con-YalltJ FM«tl imprint your own style. Speculative ventu re is hkel)' to succeed.
Euttide 2 Br 1 Ba $725 No pelt 675-8606 552-8223 n ew 1 y rem 0de1 e d 556-1276 structlon e•peri.nee. will latlqs I Leu LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Do plenty of reading. espcc1all) "between
S550tmo. 2617 E Elden PARK NEWPORT APT McNaah Realty 642·1334 Loil Cnarlle our Green nandte account payable. 6830 van Ruya BIVd. van the lines." You arc due to make valuable discovery, could mull 1n
631-1755 B•c"-'or wlll lhr 2 br. 2 be -IEWPOIT CEmll Mitred Conura bird (Ilk• a receivable & billing, •II on Nuys, CA 91•05 s1gmficant gain where propeny or secunty is CO{lcemcd Member of
Easttlde 2 Br, 1 ba, g;r. apt w/sam• 640-8287 amall parrol). COM computer. •ome general Attn· Employment Officer opposite sex figuresf:rommentlr, roman~ 1s in picture.
--3300 sq tt for lease REWARD. 760 "982 oHlc:e duties. No amoklno E.0 .E. M/F VIRGO (Auo 3 Sept 22 · M~'or domest1'c ad· ~1m• t , .. &......,. tr p I c. beam c •I I IN NEWPORT BEACH Pennlnsula Alter native: 20 Deluxe improvement Incl '"" in office. Good ealary & r.-• · · ~ u.. "n ..... u
$815-$625, ~ 1st, 1a11 & Singles 1 4 2 Bdrm Apart-10 25 year-old roommate Enclos6d reception area. Lost diamond & sapphire t>eneflta. Call Mr. Hiiier Banking -place. shon trip could be involved. iJhhght diplomacy, rcahze you
sec $225 2 persona. no ments & Townhouses to share 4 br home near Lgflleroom&secrelarial ladles' ring. Reward 7141730-1273 IOAM-12. IEOIPTlllllT canno1Successfullyforccissues.Financ1al:\Ct1lcmcnt1spanofSC't'muio
pets 850-1798 from $660 (Ask about OCC Pool, laundry In-Area 9 separate office• 675-4584 Mon·Wadnes or .. nd r• Immediate opening 'or and you'll be happy as result. Libran plays key role
Fr pt pool prvt pario 1urn1sned apts complete credibly nlc:e roommates. Conl rm, elev & lntlde sume to J T Allon Inc friendly. well-groomttd . LIBRA (Sept. 2J-Oct. 22). Stud" Viroo messagt" tor valuable hint. w1tn TV. linens & utensils Rent S2251utlls Call Gar . Ideal lor Law Firm Lost dog. male. all blk. 17501 lr'ilne Blvd ir4. tn .... dq rt J ·o danwsnr ><·•o 2 Br on Sc 2 1517 •h--nerd 1 tc Hell & person " ue ers You'll locate item that had been lost missing o r stolen Ft""US on Eestsrde s610 557.2841 may be rented for snort 011 al 41· or Anecapa Assoc Umlled -... m x v Tustin, Ca 92680 oHICe 01 buty aavtngt & fi I · "" term or tonger No lease 957-0528 BROKERS PROTECTED Magnolia. F'V 8•2·5138 roan Good telephone & income. manc1a status, payments and collect1ons Define tenns.
Garden like 2 Br wl enclsd req'd) on Jamboree Ad Pen Pt bet bcnibay, fem (714) 759-9462 LOST OR FOUND A PET? Accountant Real Etlete typing akllla required perfect techniques. get rid of superfluous matenal. omt' answen arc
patio wl space 01 1200· at San Joaquin Hilla Rd pref n/amk 3.1 move In sm.n Elslde C.M comm'll Call Anlmal Asst League Development firm re-Call Belly, 754-1801. found by looking behind scenes. ~~O~~~r:CI~~~~~,~~ 844·1900 S300•ulll673-8013Marll retall/otflce. $250/mo 978-PETS NOFEE quires Individual to DOIL t'. SCOR Pl <!,(0ct.23-Nov.2l):Lunarcyclch1gh -c1rcumstances
wlvaltd celling, 1o· frplc. VERSAILLES DLX 1 BA Poolljac 4bf'nome. 128 CabrllloSt 641-8644 Los1 aml whlllish le dog handle a variety of ac-1700Adam1.Co11a Mesa 1avor your eu ons. Emphasis on pressure. rcspons1b1lil). financial
nu crpt. drpa. lrg skyll S600lmo 846•8542 wHhldry. trplc SC Plza la•aatrial sllky tall, polnly toes, counting actlYltlet: Com· EOE reward. Relationship 1ntens1fies. commitment is made and )OU'll be at
beth & walk-In, wld hk-up 213•687•9064 M 21-35 straight n/smkr under med. CM 648-3302 puter baaed GL iccount· Beauty nght place at crucial moment.Trust )Our own Judgment'
1n dbl o•r No pet• $690 --$275 494-274~ 979-8716 ltatalt 2920 Ing, casn Platlnlng, AI P. Avall 2 rare poaltlon•. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21) Realt1e \\-hen deal rs dosed -Avell 3·1 558·0586 aft 5 VILLA BALBOA top fir. '300 sq f1 wtfront 0MC;, Lost dog, brwnlblk St191tte AIR. Poalllon requires II tel 1 Harbor view 2br 2ba, Prof fem 10 share Nwpl lrg rHr door.S4951mo type. Fe. HBI FV accoullng degree or ~~;, tenoH=-don't hang on. don't look for rca~surances Take inrt1at1\c, set your
skylltet. 1rp1c.relr1g. sec Bcil house. walk to bcn & 1191 Whittler St. CM. Dys 983-7201. 213-590-6497 equ1va1en1 PleaM aend •3Eatheticlan own pace, know that someone "important" works for )OU in d15Crttl mealiB.AH bldg/ parking. pool/Jae bay S370 Jann 673-7219 540-9352. eves e.4&-0e81 Shipping/receiving clrk, resume to· •Manlcurll l. manner. You no longer need he hm1ted or 1n11m1daH."d Act
no pell S985 833-2462 wk or 645-48•9/hm local drl'ler. must be ex· Mclachlan 1nves1men1 Richard Ouellette Salon, accordinaly! TOWlllOIES Saa Cliat1tt 2776 Prof. F to •hr 2 br, 2 ba 20°';0~5~~ ~~ft. perlenced. 835-7601 ~g;1 ~~~c~~v;Jci· New· 200 Newport Cente< Or CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Romance ·~ h1ghl1ghted. wish
3 Bdrm, 2 ba. 1 block to ~1·,~ ei':n;!1~ ~,:~· ~~r.-Agent 541 -5032 PtrHHlt 3012 Newport BHcn. comes true, powers of pcnuas1on are heightened ) ou'll make new Co14o for ••• , beach On site laundry Dog lover • must Oayt 2280 tq ft werehoutel 11 •1110--11 1um snu Stan, member of opposite sex wrll help ~OU lnlll8!C' l"lrOJC'Cl Be direct.
Frplc. vaulted celllng. $675/mo 661·6142 758-5849: eves e.48-9419 ahoplttorage tPace. ap-CIRCUS Of • v-Renl or top % Fattllon frank, creative. independent and (Ourageou'i lt'O \q ua nu persons
double garage, pool 4 •P• ---~----1, t 1 c M ElEOfTIYE lt l•nd area 644-0661 play key roles. 2 Bdrm 2'-' BA $780 Saa J•H Cap. 2771 Ammie to thr 2 Br hae. prox ' 0 arger MASSAGE Tne Orange Coe11 Dally 666 w. 181h 645-2739 2 er Twnhme 2 tlry Casa $300+ 112 ulll, needed waretlOUM 30¢ per~ h Piiot naa an excellent op-lllT IEllYIOI AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 18) \1oon porn1on cmphastus
Laroe 1 Br pool, lndry fee De Caplst;ano Only by 311 . Bob 831-4271 utu paid (800) 538-07 5 719 NO. HARBOR BLVD portunlty lor a cereer Exp & motivated lndlvld· prom otion, presuge, dealings with authon11es. indudrnggo' em mental
ell ulils paid. From . S425/mo 213-437·844• Rmte: fem. 25·30 yrs. 5000 sq ft. lncluds office FULLERTON oriented Ma)or Account ual nMded 10 handlerou-agencies. C hoose conservall ve cour\C. confide in lo' ed one know 1ba1
$424/mo 548•0338 or 213.436-9392 s2501mo. Avall 311, NB near 17th & Placentie, 110·1112 Execu11ve with 1 proven tine & preventive aer-your intuitive intellecl is t)n targt't. Another \qunn11n fi(ures
L 2716 area. Polly 876•9570 or s21001mo. 646-1164 l DAYS A WEEI track record Great vicing of ac:tlve oherte< prom inently.
Large 1BR wlgarage. new· SHtk lf•H all 6. 567-2428 CM 1pprox 3000 ft lncldl ATTRACTIVE potenllel, guaranleed flfft e..5-7 ioo Pl~ (Feb. 19-March 20). uood lunar a'ipcl t h1ghlt11h1~ travel,
ly dee .. no pets, maiure t Bed 00 OCEAN VIEW --500. m di 1 d 11 k draw again ti com· . " adult Wiide 645•3487 r m. ·Amt• wanted. Pvt o ce x n er pr MASSEUSSES mission Oealre 10 move Bookkeeper,PIT.flex.hra, cducat1on. long-range plans anJ ab1ht) 10 pubhcrze \f>l:Cral prOJCCl.
· · walk to t>eacn S595/mo S t450tmo 644-7289 TO SER"E VOU .. ~~ ·~~urete & rMp y 'II '---f bod II I room/Datil, furnished .. 1n1o maneoemenl a plus. " " """' ou ~ome more aware o > image. ~ou a so re\ I~
Laro• 2 Br 2 Ba garage. 499.so42 S2751mo Utll pd StlH(I 2922 OPEN 24 HOURS Send reaume 10 S hr 751-0585 resolutions connected with drct. nulntaon and general hC'alth ~eri~'se2n5~m~·~~ 1-~1~~ WHhaiatttr UH _754"6380 aft 5Pm 86011506 sq fi. on N~-ESClllTl /IODELS p 0 Box 1580 Bookk .. per, Secretary for - --
-•S1udlo privacy relrlo Special rmmle for apeclal port Blvd In Cotta Me... Ou1call ONLY 835·9199 EOECosta Meta, 92e2e Developer Mature I*· •••• ...... 5100 •••• ...... s1001H•l1 w..... SIH
Newer 1 & 2 Br w/garage $325 u'111• pd ·Garage' nae. COM Dec furn, lrplc 50 ft A t 675 8700 ton. mu11 type & run 10 From $450 No pela avall No ~II 752·6822 In your Bdrm 640--1282 c sq . 0 • Ptrtoaal key. Send retume with 0.1natr Leal l1tt1l llt01,tfH llf Floral trainee. torM drN· 645·~577. -Aa aeaactatatt Strrictt 3014 &Ill TOOL 00., :i'~~.~dreq. u21~~~~~ UUI OFFIOEll h1tal A11l1t11t ~o :;,ed ~~n t 2"'J:.:
Pvt 1 Br. trplc. Pool. P.110. iooal 2§00 WParloclh",'lhFetoba~arll2 Sgro, 2bbyel E I I I , .. _ 1 "' ... ~,.,,.... lmmed o~nl"" In Orenoe NEWPORT BE•CH "" " n er• n your twee .... ar Shengrl la Muaao• Spa requires service men for Blvd, Co•t• Mete. CA ... ,.. 645 0093
i ar No pelt 399 W B•y Furnished room In Cotta. furn Lido Beyfront h...... 11'111 week by Id 4 t Id Co IOt exper consumer We ere l~mg for two
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Redec<><eted lrg t&2 Br __ 548·6892 _ WE-LOOK FOR YOUI Wltla WIH 1 llffff NB. 558-2280 Across mecn aptitude required. TAURANT Sharp. lie•· ducta•Xlnt b8M talary ~ our team we otter 11111 •O ~*"son Dtwn 9 12AM i
2 Ba garden apl. pool Hunt Beecn llOme PY1 HoutelAO?mmetes 'Un Petit O.Journe au Lii lrom 0C Alrpon ::n::~.:~a:,.:~ c~lj Ible Wiii train Appty In cMomm arrangemenl • paced. ctiallenglng pos-3·6PM No pnone Call
S-4-15/$536 710 W 18th SI bath. all nouee prtv Unllmlled 832--1134 Ave<: Du Vin El Dea laalattlll 845•8582 from 9 10 4 for peraon only, Ancient aj. medlctlldental ben· 1t1on w1tn top pay & fringe p1e1se The Beecn "4ouee
Specloua " Br 1 Ba, nu Frplc, d/w, wt d $350 H Rotet" Call for reter· Mariner eflla, penalon plan. etc• benelila Non/smoker nestaurant 8 10 Si.apy
cpta./:lnt. gerao•. patio, 988·87_!3 111 msg _ ltatal1 Ht 11allon1: 641-7336 all 8 ltr Salt 4012 ~rvl•~ Suoc:eaaful candidate wtll 644-0595 HOiiow Ln LB
E .• I e. r.f •. S••o. Laroe Bdrm wlwalk In Ciean,qulet,matur;d,non --CuhlerMeded,exp.nec .. be retpONlble lor d•· -., v CIG ARETTE or VIDEO .. n. IE01n••y pr .. 11g1ou1 retail ator•. ve10,_._1 of contum41f 11•n11E1 1 f llOIT lfflOI e75-1849 cro•.a1 In Coata Mesa. all smk/Male. looking for Paid advertl•am .. "t DISTRIBUTORSHIPS ar "" ., ... _.. a """' ...., -· · Nationwide aludlo hat c •ll for Interview loan productt•Mtn 01 3 ProgrHtlve ercnt contt 110• local pnoto atudlo. Prlv 1-A'd S285tmo 'At room In E Costa M... Ceth Butln••• We 720.0 55 THE SEVILLE 2 Br wlger elect 57'8.3137 pref John 873-8058 opening for PI T appoint· 2 yra ••P9< In ttte develop-co need• several com· L19nt NIM and rec.p. crpta. drpa. bltlnt , fned -uolll PILlllM" provide money for ex· ment teeretary Guer 0111111 "'«'I of nome imprO\I• peten1 draftsmen for In· lion 20 l'lra. weak.
yd w/pello. wtter P<I Lrg br-ba, backbay, ct leat1l1 2 14 Tne Lady, wants to dance panalon. •II locatlont, nrly + comm Inter-ment loan• auto loans. hOUN res comm pro-S45-6788
2etO"C"Santa Ana Ave. pool/lenn11 $300 Malure UIO lfflOEI Upon • glNmlng .... lralnlng & • BONDED viewing Mon & Tun aher Part/time evening• Apply mobile nome 10en1 & rects Ser>d rNum• lnci Front office tral~ Some
$546. Call 1·5 638-4120 non·tmkr 845· 7897 1 One can 1111 In eve<y llatf to Ulllt you In Ml· 12. 631-3339 al DtPrego'a, 2287' Felr· eqully loan• All reply• salary req to Cnrt1 R ---Great locet on IOQludn re· lfng up YOUR OWN view Rd, Coeta MeM Will t>e k~ cont\Gental s1epnena Inc 18226 w ~ping 4 fifing •~ nee UPJ* 2 Br "475. 11ove. On the beech 1 room apta. ceptlonlll, lelephone. glance JUt l. Where, •he PART OR FULL TIME Apt Menager Couple PleaM submit 1811ume Mc Durmott tulle o . omtt bkkp 0 helpNI Go
refrlQ, pool, no ptll. 423 2308 W Ooeanlron1, tecretery, bookMplng lono• to be! Upon• dlt• BUSINESS. With uperlenc• for Ct«lcal CA .,.27 lndullrt" 842·1 1k
W. Bay. 548·951e Newport Beach S300 & avellebtew. From S2SO. !ant ocean. So gracefully INVEST $3,995 to $50,000 t>eautlful 50 unit garden &nEITIH wtNy'~7 nl•t7 10 I Irvine • u
WHIWIYILUll up 673-4154 TomLee&42-1803 ~~:1u ~~~~i ~~~:,~~~: Wln11on-S0tn·Kool1 apt CotU Men •SecretetlH . typ1•1a. .. •• ,,. .,. uumu ... n Cot~f~~~L= Ad
1 Br apta avell. pool. 1pa. Prof M/F, non-11r11ght 1300 '" otclthop tp.ce to Eech plenk 10 rigged 1·800·2• 1-2298 Serarl: bonua+ apt No cletltt. "''' entry ()per• ..... , •• Lta• om Q•lt. hornemaUrtl • 111 Delly Ptlot ~
llr, petlo/bal No pet• wenlad to rent ocean ahr c M S2SO. Avall ltlrouol The beauty ofher 111 AMI , 4 14 pet• 2•4907 wttdyt 9-" a1or1. bWOfty ~ -~'°'paa.x Aml~:~oy=t ~tt~:~ c!~!' l~?!~~1 1 15~ c M t2e2t '
H05-SSl5 view room In pvt nme In now 548-9457 or graoef\.11 nnea. A matter r + emonatrate Artllntet1or dealgn. flH UMm r--· Nuys. CA 9140~ 240--0427 111.,.,,1 .,~,.~--
TSL Mgmt 754--0081 or L•O Ben Kit prtv, pvt 998-8702 pteoe • Indeed On a Aloe '611n care prod~•• nrs, will train EY9 for 0C)«ator1 needed Im· E 0 E MrF _ ·~
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..... 490-4353 1 1 ... , 30 tt • • • fr .. Welch net. lake Iha ......... t-1 ...... •2e2 ASSIST·NT BROILERS pretllglou• compenlee In Cook. part time. private llPllYIUl/WI beautlful oongenfal omc. -----· sq · leedl oaltllno ever on.. ••• ·•·••· _.,..,. ,.. Orange County. W0tk reslderni.. 3 11h1Hnoon• In Ha with Int~ IHI ltac' 2740 Room w/ba for alngle I*· Agent 541·S032 ward. lhru • rrolhro • * •MW•y * Apply In Pffton only 2·6. when l wMf'• you went per week 494 .7933 E•~ tn tOld.,tnQ wiring, work Type 00 wpm. \ eon . kllch prlv.. age Cd. di I AC rs I ...... h I I ..... Anci.t\1 Mariner. 2807 W. FEMALE/MALE _ ECO'a touch-up/rew«lc Salary commeneurate
Lro 2 Bf I Be upper. DIW. 35·50, 1-\ block from * M lit IU ,... am ,.,°!"'r~o· d ... ry,, "OulP ! 'p'1u. "rim~: 10 Wayt to malt• money • eo.11 Hwy, Ne HOMEMAKERS .. --& Inspection Good ban w1lh hP 98).2000
dltpOSat, patio, gat. nu bHch. H B 980-2193 Prk"O from 1200 28 !S -• ·• ben9fi1• Cell H3-t570 to ........ -.-0001 e1111 Cd Pet 260-1380
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N--1 & 2 Bdrm lu•u"' ltatalt 2907 o .. c/• .. op .,. ....... , thared I\ • relatlel alcllla. lltt bkkp'g, & boat knowledge nee: 1815 Anehelm St CM £nglneetfng nim In ~-·-· • " .. , ..,...._ ANSWERS lnAl.11111.. detafl travel arrange-~741 able 10 woril wlyOUlh • port Beecn 1'Mdt ..,.. 1p11 In 14 plane. 1 Bdrm Go moun1aln home. 3 Bi' S 111uetlon w/01her ten· I\ AbtanlM ownetlmanaiger menlt IBM di'91ay wrller 31•1 Camput Or~ group• Some wknd• DIT101&11111 .. 111e person ra. reclllPl
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$910. Townf'loYM from 185/nile 8A2·I049 (800) 531.0775 Goepel· 8ateO women& eppetWI af'°P In quaflflcallont lnChldt ~ IMctl 1aonment hu lm"*'iete work WP ••C* Uf '735 + poolt, leMlt, -., __ , ·-I Mlghl. Flefc:e pnme CdM location hinh -leYel, Uoel· --10111H . 975 ....... ...
••lerlalta. pond• 01.1 ••••••• •• Full OWJYic. caacul ~ ~ACTS lllDl IU&.n 1.~, -m~ory. ~1199• .... Hll&TllT !Of .v:i medieai lat> opening.tat "EIW•' and ............ ---~--~ From Sen Oltigo nar• 2MI Suttee lne.m' Cent• WIM Mylng "Ev«y man lll-1111 cs.Qr• Ne>n--tmkrt only hcome • prot .. tion•I Mul1 hew car MaM• ::~ ~r~~ ~·: ... AIY&IOIWIT a~ ~o'l:'cF:,O!~ ~ I.the driQlnal" MWP•T •••-~hr.': right ~o. ~t~~.~ 11• ••11----1--..a... EJ&cellenl Ml•ry & Ill· conaut1an1 I ~ lab-per.on Pfef 8.42-8393 Potential Mutl be •I· Lite Peo rd bllllPG • .... , Ill Tl 1111IMll ._.. "" ..... .-... ...... P«iOf fringe t>anefltt If utout Income ~ •-"1lll FUll-t iract•vt •llh 0,..., t>ody. tYT)lno i5 W$)tl1 1~
W at on Mc,.Oden to I IA n a..uttful otttoee avail•~ be wrono In hit Swimming poof tt111 11 not YOY p1aua tell -neve ""'' end thealrtc.el '· eoinout tnes orf,,t.lnQ Seew Ind VIiiage Newpon Bcl'I 841-1'99 ,,.., Coul Hwy °' oo 'ACTS." MNiCM butlMM H91 your moll quallfl•d Uttte ., ... ~Ml on a PIT ''T f\elt, tor ctecot•t· tuning Cd 64,.4113. macn1ni11 ome 1 ~9~98 Avail Match 1, C MTlii AlfpOrt, t20"250 eq ft -SPIRITUAL A!ADINGS lch/Coete M.. .-... fnend Send reeume lo. TuffeC, elong came • Ing eeeenltal W I !rain A Ltc.nM T , A(JMtcY phone wort (no • !
Sea Air APtl I BR 1 beth TwnhM, amenlll•. Nr H CI\, Carpted, mini Ad"1celndm&l1etl l0¥e, No •"P '* WUI llaln. PrHldent , H7 Sen ~ end rMd In ,,,. CeH Jvn. l'f.3212 csey. r 1t Of PfT ~·· No ~t• kid• OK occ S230 24 t-1863 blind•. apa"oua win· merr o• • bu11nH• U5K full llf'l'lt req•a Wiit NIChOIU °'· N I t2eeo ~'.?,/~ c~ .. ,~ .. IUn/ULll FILI Ol.111 open or Pn M 1mln.
HOO/mo IS3&-M20 _ Coron'7d.i ,,.,.;:-;;;o. ctowt, typing. recap· Alto oounMlln;. 1115 ~ SAQK.-c.11 ~ M°"9 ,.,,._ .,. QMtlnQ ,..., TuttM Md bouotlt 11 C<l'Oft~n. • tnun UOM typi!IO aot1lr10 lam· it~ 912pm.~,
("' 17.4 feak>Mi onfy to w r, llOl"ttt. cont, room, elC. 8o £1 Cetnlno AMI, len Mon~Frl •·PM A.Ill for u. ~ 'bUe'' tNI tot ... II '°" can Mt! Pff, ,n 11~f«1 m&ll C cM "'
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52 Of mAIJ 0r~'cout Dtfly Piiot S4Mltetary f0t Spa 1.-'Y Germ. 8t1e9. A.KC, 111 UIAMIUll.. Otym~ 540-1$50 ·11 8210 HiiC'tiback. pelf. OOnd .' .ome pa11.i 55 Tok .. up
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W 1Itar1, Cock ta I I Bakllf 752·22eo noy Wire Fox T9trl«, AKC, Sets. &M·2328 th 7PM 85 Mut1ang, Makt 0ttet magi, nu PetelU Or .. . Wa1trueu. au .. re · ahow quality M 8 moa for 1 Of mor•. 121..0111 amffm o .... Power ... 1
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Cafe L.agun•. 858 So. bookeeplng. FIT a prr I EHrelM blk• S&O. other Dondero Tl 2o.tt H ~ rora, door IOCkl, •n·
Cou1 Hwy, Lag. hach avall. 1rv1ne. 552-5888 ltl mite. ASAP. 919-1848 CM 646-48;Ts.tto 3~ tenna. 30K mJ 112.000.
Mon Mb 20. 1<Jam.tpm Sectetaty needed 10 wonc Lby Lop ifunnl:i, 8 WiCa, Nftl Celllng Ftn, brat ----Call bel 5-8. beQlnlng
28 01sad.vantage OOWN with contractor &-15 hrs. cvttl 125 &4&-9$80 w/4 tulip llohte 009t '290 Tr1U1t1 Monday 913-50&8
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aecratary. 875-2311 Days llGllm llEn =~~~;~~ ~l~:i:· bltmLITTOi)l; high vOC Spec1a1 $50 OFF any writ--.7-9-Accor--d--LX-.-'3-400--.• -,-c, F:!~. :"~fr°~. ;1~K 1
:; a Ev/Wknda 875--3311 Experienced In woman'• $400 875_ 1536 umn, 20 bin sorter 0091 ten lnauranca clalm ""· stereo, 82K ml. nu paint, rbll eng, aac. 12185.
REAL ESTATE apparel retell eecurlty. $9,000 OBO. 240-1393 mt1e. We underMll. We good tlr•. xlnt eond. 759_0658 SALESPEllGI Full time , nax hrs. Call for K •nm or a w a• h . New 12' aolld oak con· alao Mii your car 4U for 175-8821 1-,-------__,.,..
foracllvaBalboaltltndof-appointment and details ~1~~14g~~7; yrs larancetabtewl lnleldtoP ~:~.~0%No01 :1,~':ik:~ '79 Wgn, ve<y good cond. ·~~!~~::::,'/'::M.~.':::
tic. Llc'd Call Bette Personnel: Mon thru Fri & 6 oak a uphol. arm plaaH. Sall1t1cllon. am/Im cua. 4 IC)d, 82K s 1•00. 150-7588 Wallt't 873..a900 10-2pm. 759-1211 MAYTAG gu dryer Ilka chalra. $1900. 631-4&38 guar 731.9442 ml. $2950 650-1151
llW. EIT&TI llLES
Newport Beach offices
looking tor agent with
property mgmt axper
Commlaalon from 85%
11onm Gllff new s 100 obo 648-1°'2 OFFICE FURN: Exec Oe9'I Aatn Waat '80 Civic MUii Selll Orig '7!w~-::' mV:::=: :~
Luxury Laguna Beach REFRIGERATOR REPAIR with 3 Chairs $475. Never ownr FM CUI S3000. maint. 875--13-49
hotel Mulll-lacet poattlon L~I home estimate $27 Uled Sac. 631-9033 S Ull lmll S Chila 213-~7 ·2"30
ove<aealng ~1Y. valet Larry's Aefrlg 760-7275 PiHM/ ~&al t tor vehicle 1551-6285 ·eo Clvtc wgn. exit c:ond '8g0~hr=t.M~~
& parking llalf Should Refrigerator Gold Ken--WI llY AMIFM c.... 35 mpg Ilka s2800. 846-6m have retell aecurlly ex-mora 111 2dr Gd cond. Movtng-aacr flclng beaut. S3100 obo 646-3&62 __ new ____ ..,....~
perlenca. Call Judy $225 67"8601 J Au Spinet $450. 640-6186 OLW o••s Vtl" •s Recept1onl1t application• Stone. 494-6460. EOE • oJ'" u ... , 552-8223 "" '82 Honda Civic. 4 dr, ale, iR"""'i!---io,.._.io!i'-'!
being ace.pied Full uma Waatlerl dryer S135 ea Ill Tlllll 11ereo, new tlrea, 11.000 '75 Wagon ~db. •lnl
Tom Lee ~2-1603
po1ltlon 9-5 Mon-Fri Sarvloe atatlon attandent, Dishwasher S100. Etec. Sherman-Clay Plano. ml!M. 1&600 780-1453 cond ,muttM8S3000or
No typl~g reQ'd EnJoy FIT or PIT. Chevron St•· 11ove S100 &4&-58"8 Spinet. Bench. Walnut. best 7&0-8154
dealing wilh the' publlc tlon. 3000 Fairview, CM Washer/dry«. le5 ea or Asking S850, 645-8496 l1a1a P1800E '72 Sport Cpe, air,
and have a cheerf\JI di•-111111&.ll s 120 both 8"2--0382 ~lat a.Ma auto, 54K ml, lhMp 1tdn1
position Accuracy & d• EJCperlenced Full aarvlce -----WOOda. Sttn ThOmpaon orig pol $5900. 842-2490 rn~~~~'.y1=·gi~/! ~~7.'~:t~rtt~~~.~~~~· w.,:s~~g•;:.~ r ~~~ck:b~~ rag. 1·3·5· s7o 642"5006 AatH, DnaHtic
Ave.CM 2305 w . 2nd St. Santa s350 845"1410 TV laiit, WlllJ New!,t'~~~~!'oed.. ,:a::.
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Dealerahlp needs recep-A Glfl of Love PreechOOI 650-0248 Iv mag. TV. 3 yr watr. S 1•8. TV Fiii APPllllll •11 ltllllA'I quick sale. l 5TOO/obo. -=======~~=~=====~:::!~~=~~=~= t1on1st/1elephone opar-has 8 po1ltlon1, AM/PM. ll•L•aterlala 14 Johna 84&-1786 opn Sun Cormler·O.Llllo SOUTH 536--425'4: ote 537-7440
H I W tH SlOG B I W H 5100 9100 ator Immediately. Eve-ECE/exper nae 751 -9101 Fftw'OOd 121 llider. 3 pan-Beaut. oak stereo eonaole, OlmlLIT '81 Skylanc, 2 dr Spt Cpe, t I H tr Ht Rtlt WaatM nlng and Weekends. Call 18211 BEACH BLVD COUITY fully equip. ••II cond
Hana Chrisuan Y sch IS Leasing Agent needed for IUClllE .... 1, Jaynene Collins for A~pt Telephone eta, enod used S250· s2oo Muntz stereo. 2 IO HUNTINGTON BEACH $3950. 875-7887 -933.9300 JIM SLE.. NS CAREER DPm 645-1• 10 speakers s 110. 650-1831 I seeking I sales & man-Costa Mesa apl co' "" an Mll1 Ml ... 1 IHI ....... , •• agamanl trainee tor Long plex must be e needs pefS<>n for shop ol-IMPORTS, 1301 Quall C.a!attn Ii Complata Satelllte TV~ • • •• .,.. lC
Beach ottiee Mull be••· per1enced 1n 1eaa1ng. pub-flee Prefer exper in mfg S1reet. Newport Beech Tl IH 1st Jiit tam for home or com-WI w•-JM.I "WI WIU MT l•iii7iii3iiiiicl!oP.O"'P"E"'Dll'!E9"P.V"'i[ifi[iliE•
office procedures, lnven-S125/-__.. '""'l&ry + com-Com . IBM pc softwa.ra -clal u~ 360 -"an--' ""' 11-•111.1 "'-· .. ti•"--"", •2.100 ml parlencad sallor Call lie refauona. pegboard " E .. --·· ... _. .... $ ...... .... .... ·-OWi no ···1 ·~ ....... "" ""'"' v Geott at 2131•34-2076 or syatem, knowledge In tory control, etc Exper. • •-••ii:-mlulon to stan. Well... 3o-S60 Can for llst capability. 5 yr tef'ma ...,. S Serv Best olfef. 842-9621
2131433-1290 landlord tenant law a w/computor helptul but MajOr develcpment. So labllahed Newport Beach 559-0559 avall For tree demo call See Ronald Dace Volu~ -*· lea
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provide non-nursing care
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homes Meal prep, shop,
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MASTERS HEALTHCARE
953-0899 EOE M/F
MOTEL
Front desk reservallons
clerk. exper'd only Apply
1n person Allso Creek
Inn. 3 1106 Coast High·
way, So Laguna
IOISHHPEll
and care for elderly cou·
pie 5 dys pr Wk Must
have rela 644-8 .. 21
Housekeeper, wknds only
Reliable woman to llve-in
Care & cook tor elderly
lady Reis req d
64•·2120
Interior Design Trainee
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to learn some training
helpful Call 5•9-8181
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must Highly motivated not nee .. will train Musi Orange Cty Salary RE firm NO SELLING 6 hr Frff ti Yta 6022 771-3981 1871~~~':8vd. '78 Fl .. twood aunroot.
sell starter needed for type "5wpm accurately he d raq'd "93-4093. It day, Mon.-Frl Prefer vetour, MK ml le500
aggreutve company. 979-6080 no answer 213-507-5091 lamale wtth gOOd work eeautifUi White purebred Loud Speakers: Uncom· Huntington Beactt 752-5282 or 87s-6737
salary based on previous l.l.llCllllST RESTAURANT HELPEi= habits & prior 1~hona young F Afghen Hound. promlllng Pv1 audiophile (714) 142-2000 .82 El Dorado Blamtt Dal
e•perlance Plaue send ed p & expertence Will consider extremely gentle, loves design LaM< llke lmmag-n resume to P 0 Box With cllanlele for Newporl penanc '" lua trainee Opportunity tor children. needa yard, to Ing, llawieu reap<>nM laraHa ftil 2 Absolutely awieu 42M
8708 -125, Newport Beach Salon 966-1967 Pasta 1131-3433 advancement Not I good home only 532·481 1 eves 180 conv. Ghia. tan/Whh•. ml. $18,900, ph 786-9306
Beach. Ca 92656-1708 Medlcal Receptionist to Retall SaJet boiler room operallon _64_2~ PIONEER 1100 LBMI' Ditti 4 RMI Dthtt M31 r .. tored lnlout. Rblt eng, '84 ELDORADO
work tn Chlropracttc oHc New bad & bath store Call Dan at &45-8733 faraitart 11.025 machine with remote. •78 CJS 20 OOO ml I t nu tlr .. '3995. 432-9065 Loaded. 60 paymen11 of LllAI.. SCTIY 1n F V Must type 50 wpm opening Interviewing •1 T 1 h las v $575. Don 831-6169 • • • x n $388/mo. Call Chuck. for Newport Beach office or more Wiii 1ra1n back store Mon 2-20 9-5 & e ep one 98 ADLER MW mach In cab-cond. 3 apd V8, R/H. MttcMH Ital 145 979-3555, agt
Excellent skills w1lh dis-ottc Salary comm with TU9$ 2-21 9-5 for follow-ICI met S275 obo 63t-2719 SPEAKERS· Infinity OB. $3900, 720-0830 ------
play writer exper and exper Call af1er 10am Ing positions TELECOMMUNICATIONS -Walnut tlnlsh Incl. sland. · '1,;1c~~4~·64'8!52~~tt N•BERS
blll' I k d Mon-Sat 95•.0551 •Sales lull & par1 time is looking lor enthusiastic Canadian Red Maple din-$150/ofr, 645-8496 81 Daltun, air, &hell, whla, I\ a Y o wor un er .. •R 1 C mg rm table w/4 chrs 2 tires. stereo, mirrors. 4:30
pres5Yre a must Salary I-OLDER ecalv ng lark part peopte to join our sales leafs. s4oo. 540.0335 loats, Gtatral 7 11 6"4-4620 dya, 759-0606 --CADILL•C negotiable 71" 644-9190 lime team Part/ttme. eve-_ '71 300SEL 8 3, exit cond. I\
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Npt Bch R E 111 firm seeks
motivated, exp Legal
Sec'y This challenging
poamon requires strict
1111en11on to detail & of·
ten potenllal tor ad-
vancement as Ottlce Mor
Reis req d 640-6962
Exp'd MacGregor Yachts, •Aetall MCurlly tull/par1 nlngs ca.11 Michele or ChlnaaeFurnltura & Ruga. '8• TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP rune a looks great One LARGEST SELECTION
1631 Placentia. C M time Anne al 6" 1-8434 Rosewood sideboard & CllW " •pd "8 P•Ym•nta of of the rar"t MBZ ever of late model, low mlleega Experience preferred. --cheat (matching), Aawd Crew needed for well S 187 /mo. Call Chuck, made. 19000. 831-2321 Cadlllaca ln Southern HlllElllES STROUDS TELEPHONE Solic1tor Grandfather clock, Chi· 1.....,.. '"Ill --"t 979.3555 agt 7 7 -"-'lfornlal"~uatodayl _altftOIL Linen warehouse P/T Wiii Train equ p_... a .. ng y ...... · ___ _:_ ' 4 & ' 8 450SEL'a, anrl. ..,.., ..._
rn-u 16672 Beach Blvd 751_8882 neae acreens. woolen & Tahiti to Hawaii. Musi be Trackl H 5 a 1 1 o y 1 . 1 1 h r . 640-1810
L1Yt II • llHU Hunt Beach In Marshall'• T I II ltli I sllk rugs (chins) 548-3255 ::~~t:yhal~~=: '72 JEEP WAGONEER :.15~ai1~ 0 Di~ 19'50 0 · 2600 Harbor Blvd.
Experienced private duly Cent•r. 8 .. 2-4112 I., ••• 0 ttrs Contamp tan ao.,..-g Ing. provlllonlng a IOOk-Run1~eat. IOOkl good .. -COSTA .. ES'" nurses needed tor home--SS/hour + bonus. Perl match chair· good shape S22 OBO 54•a952 75 280C 2 Or I lf. "' "' care e'"•"'nments PT / Salas lime Hou re flexible S•OO 673· 1955 Ing afler boat Fr" bar1h <>-mmac:., • 1iL -v lll(IHTf •-•Ill B c 851 50,.3 & food Detailed panonal .8,. TOYOTA PICKUP low & tan, wire whit, 1K "•ntt)lt l
FT Weekly pay No fee .. r....., arry oopa< • Custom kg m111/aprg1 & resume to Box 6787, Shrt bed, 4 apd 48 n•y· ml, $9850 780·9278 ·61 1mp;ia, good CO&i.
l1dtrl ltattlaoert TOP•sss for uteaperaon part time frame II! nu S75~4-•1"3 Laguna Niguel C& 926n - 6 S $ 000 '"1" "' LIMO DRIVER 953-0999 EOE M/F with exten1lva exper-lllEI. OPEllllS · · mania of $123/mo Call '7 "50 L. allve</red Int. 1 v ..-11.,5 ..., .. "° hovr week Day trips 10 _ _____ tence In tract Min for Gme tbl/4 chrs S350 Cott Chudl, 979-3558, agt both tops, very nice '&6 Impala, new bfakea.
L A Company benefits. llllSU lJIH tOOO unit r .. ldentlal de-$7 50 to start. Need car. tbl $400 752·90•0 Ptwtr ltata 01 A.a i $22.~. 497-6222 good eng, dependable
Prefer Laguna resident Cartllled or trainees~ All velopman1 proJeci Fol-Must be t8 "' u s New queen size matt l box 10' Fbrgla bOat wt7w c' ...... ",:.. MUS '77 450SLC, exit cond. $550 obo 497·5804. dy9
Send resume 18226 w shlfla, full or pan time low through to ciOllng of clllzen. truslwor1hy spring, retslls S839. Mii· O/B xlnt cond 1650 or ._ m 9 0 K m I . $ 2 4 . 5 0 0 . ~--,,.--,-----
McDur molt. Sulle B. Mesa Verda Convales· eSCfOW Must have top 9~-2890(3•6PM) Ing $275 $1111 packaged belt' 751·4288 163 coAVXIA i600/ob0 Mon-Fri. 8-5, 1eo-6000. ·~~25~:!· + ·::x J·:~
trvlne CA 9271• cent Hosptlal. 661 Cen1er references TOP US Cuh 1alk1 Warranty Incl 646-578 t ext 2 l3 ask for Stlly left lmmac cond All oPt•
St.CM 5•8-5585 Sand reaume to Ad •002. Females prel Models end De• 1 650 5156 2311 Fllh Nautlque byCor-• . · LINGERIE PARTY Dally Piiot, Box 1560. J)866-9 pera e • reel Crafl cntr console 89 Austin American C04· Atk about the money we Incl T-top. 551-9138
CONSULTANT lffl0tPtr1tHtl CoataMest.CA92828 ~rts (21 1 9• FANTASTIC HOUSE deep v.i flah m.ch: leellble Orlg.owner,tcp can save you thru our '8.tCAMAROSptCpe C04' Ct••IHIH Partltlme evenings & nPllT /HCEPT. SALEI loaded 454, 100 gel fuel. c 0 n d . Au t 0 m. tic purctlu. & !MM ptena 4 cyi, 4 apd, AM Radio. 48
Nall co-no dellvenea Call weekend• Gooo phone Fasl-paced Nwpt Bch PR Ragancy .sofa, 8•". vhf, di, stereo. trlr. Jult 840-4264 •fl 5pm. .nl lllMIU pay,,.,.nt of $169/mo
Beth 213/706-2770 or voice Ask for Kathy. SalM In Orange Country firm needs in1elllgent ax-mulH-llrlped velvet 1250 Beautlfull $20,500. Home A ttl la...,.._... lllf•TI Chud!. 979-3555, agt
The Irvine Company has e 1·800-82"·9200 751-8822 IP Tl 1100,000 CHI. perlenced person ' tor Banlllne Wallaway Re-648--0930, wit 879-2640 • ' ~-1301 Quall Street
positton open tor a lend-PIT tfi-el H•alth lnaurance Sain front office Excellent cllnar. $299 Early Amari-Alla ltaM tlOS NEWPORT B"' "CH '84 S-lO BLAZER •x4
~ape conatrucilon per· The fatlHI draw In the o ce l'I p, mornings, ThoM requiring lall than typing sl\lllS a mutt. can lolld cherry aerver IJ• I oo""" V-6, 5 tpd, Tiit, AM/FM,
son Position requires 1 Weal I Dally Piiot non-•mkr !or real esllte S50,000 Med not apply Salary commen1urate wldrop leaves S75 01her 14' Oallftral• 1111 174 spja.,, aacrlG. IO ·-a molding. 48 pern:.:t• of r::~ :;:~~m1~;foa1T~.er 2 ~~5:'~~ Ad Call Today office ~~I~ -~t~o; 9
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Sandy.
years minimum exper· i--------..t PART TIME Sales & Merkellng Rep T,,l1t/llto1,t111tllt Oii ~· Aa•l For Pampered Mere. Clpt'I Custom. '74. 4
1ence wl1h plannlng 8r\d N••• tporft Compuler Terminal & Small mtg wtth potentlal Good typist for bill ng & Interior 0.1lgner Fabric • 14 lllOEIEI lllZ cyi, "1pd, new paint. new slle work Printer Service trainee & diverse ••IH area quotas. Nr "05 & H irbor Salell Over 2000 yda, 1 '7 3. g ood con d . , tires reblt e $2900 e 4 ulpm•nt f wllh shipping & receiving wants energetic 1811 5•9-7522. 213-630· 11•0 values 10 S85 al S tO mu 172 Cat 27. lull reoe or $1500/obo 8•2·"390 Tep Mer~ Prices Paid vw ·71 Spec "L:ie. new
Musi be able to com
mumcate well both ver
belly and '" writing
Excellent benef1i1 pack-
age. salary com
mensurala wltl'I ex-
perlanoe Please submit
appllcation to Debbie
Fukuoka
THE IRYllE
COIPllY
1071 Camalb&ek Str"1
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Equal Oppty EmplOyet
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DAILY PILOT
SERVICE DIRECTORY
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duties Musi have car llartar 71 ,.1250•05•2 aft Urology ollice ,eek a 645-9797 S1tlSun/Mon crulae, hinged mast, new .74 Audi 4dr wfllle S50o 0111 Ptftr/llJ Urea, new lntr. lo ml. new
261-6177 •PM only uper'd lrontlback Tran-10-" 1101 Victoria St •E rig. lmmac. $18,900 obo 642_55,.9 evening• · DIAL 213/714 MERCEDES brakff, Ilk• new $18
lbl J I 121 ~ 714-846--8329 HOUSE OF IMPORTS, Inc Honda Civic ·77 V..,., gd SALESPERS~ 1cr ng. 1n1urance a twt ~ 11 7 .. I F ~, PART-TIME. Varied houri R I c. mu11 lmmed opnnlng. CAL 26 good oond N 8 . 4 ... ud ox, rune, Meda • 4 cond. S1500. to include early AM ea ... tat• saleaperaon 645-9700 or 831-5580 f4 ct fa les Omega watch, sllp xlnt loc Wiii i.fr 'oi pain!. S750. 850-8018 Audi Fox, new en;, xlnt
............... d M h d needed to handlt bro-orlglnall)' S2700 Hklng , ..... • n.art.._..· E.Z. t-ma. '74 •uOI FOX "It ...... '72 MGB conv runSJICd. body. new tlr .. $1960. ......... en , ull ave .. ker'• overflow bullnn• w•"91111w•11Pt• $500 Obo S81-eo3'7 -,.-....... -" "' ....... ~ M c pendabla vett1C1e (small Coas t Properties .,," ••ii: Gene78&-350e thtoughout$1600.MUST .,.,.,.... uatset1212418.t. AU831-4985
truck van 11a1lon 873•5410 A.Iii r Ken wl1h car for wicker bnkat SEE. 84&-6533 Mak• olfr, 5484952 Ill II FlllTI wagon> lo asllsl news-or lunch service. 9am-1pm, p Schoetc SabOt, good cond. p la •
paper deeler 1n lfVlne Stleapauona BALBOA Mon -Fri Earn approx. * llYITI IUITI * S300 873-6409 10 tll2 tnC J.. 11 We hall't • gOOd Mttctlon
area Mu11 be depen· ISLAND REALTY now S150-S175/week Mull Diamond Wedding Seta .... •lat 1'3 PdQRi 112 'RUnt of NEW l uaed Chev·
dable Contact Greg hiring 873-~700 be neat, partonabte & ValueSl,800/$800 .___. .. • 71 •• '78aUw3.0Si.rar•.QOOd GrHt. MUST SELL roletal S..uttodtyt
Hyde Mond•Y thru Friday energetic Apply bet *Ill OtrtlflM * 9ftTill51 1119 cond. LO•d•d 1$000. S2750 84&-$633 COHN Ell
CHEVAO lH between 9 30 and 10 30 llLllftlllll/l.E 1oam-12 noon or 2pm-* Solltalr• * blVeR§ una;:;;ter cam-PN. P1y. 493-5284 '76 911s Targa a IOd
am only 842-4321 Be ,uoclated with the •pm.979-07•7 Value$18.000IS7,000 erahOualngforF·2Nlkon •78 530!. Ill htlf Int. J(Jnt Kenwood aouruta ayt:
for ClullritdAd • wlnnl~tMm Century Llll'lmOIEI •PearlNec:Acleoe * ll60.Surf~to dtvw ln· cond, agl owner. fully al arm, 1hteptkl n1,
AC110N ----21/SU 1• lnvtllng you 3077$ Harbof,Sant1 Ana ValueSl500/'450 tercom •Y•· Btndlx eqvl pptd $1500. pollatled alloys, new
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'>46-I 200 C..JI lha fa11e11 draw In th• to ~n ue In a CerMf (at Carriage Drive) *Colored Gema * W9t•com 1350. Or wfft 64&-3327 811•/Wknda NCT'a. l'IVnt In & ~t. feat. ,. 0 ..... , -·oT Nlg t All you want to 97~7,.7 trade (714) 1-676-6885 loolc al t"· r-.1....._ ........ .-... Weit • Dally Piiot know lbou1. rNI Nl•t• * Other.J...iry . '84BMW3181 ... -· ·-· .-.,-----"'T'J~ AO.VlSOtl ClaMlfled Ad Call Today ~rMf Aefrethmenta wlll Wire oper1tor, ax par , Liquidation/Sacrifice SO pay m t n t a o f come lee the belt f l Ml-U11 842-5078 ~ ~i. (7 1 .. ) 546-0711 a. ....__b JAIN a 15,500. 494-4594
l iiiiii•iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiil be wved. Fr .. drtwlng ma at ....... broker near lllJS •.,.. vaa $291.73/mo. Call Chuck, :-::,6c::-2-Ranch~--w----10f a llcenalng COUrM. 0 a I r p 0 r I H r I -979-3666, agt aJI gn, runt a
Place Century 211SYrl 7 30-3:30 Call Judy •Wanted: Ceah lot ICf..,. •T tootle good. nu brk1, 1uc>-
1 t20 Pa.clflG Coast Hwy, Eckert 956-&000 gold, allver, Jewet,Y: •IUP• '79 OordJnl, electric QIQ9rldl1650 8.tM7S'I
Hun I Ing ton Beach Ill 5905 colne, diam pp 839·3892 Nowavallablewlu11la, neiar eunroof, hardtop, ractng -:N MUSTANG CONV
71 4/538-75"2 Time· n mtln ctlennel, etty ao-... tt, ale, Pl'.t_~• MW Belutlfut ortglnal
6:30pm to7:30pm Date· Bear. afiec11on•1• bill ac lam 1• oeea. 0yt 213-424-888.t OS~l.Mtlno $3300IOBO.e~131 M600 flrm'.49'7·!3f3 KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
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Wed. 22nd of 'ebtuary. mate cat, etirt hair. 1 yt, t&° rMJCif arm ....... on _.... 714-f7&-5535 neut needa reap inald _.. If 1tl1lllill le ULll rime Other• 939.1019 • trailer, "60. 87s-a210 CHOICE NEWPORT &n,e•......,
You can .. rn l&OOIWMk ClnctnnetU lathe w/tnacfl, 50'.-tO' mooring.. Ad·
pan/time & worA, ytNt Find what you went In $5500. Van Not'mM univ mlrtl Yectltf of Newport own hr• ee M 114 c10.-121 Oalty Piiot 01...ifleda mm, $4250 t9f·1~59 9Acft. 873·5200
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BJ STEVE MARBLE °' ...............
cities. inclu4in& Huntin&IOn Bcacb and Costa Mesa, permit the sale .ad
discbarae of fireworks durioa tbe
Founh of Jul)' holiday.
The state Court of Appeal ruled
that local aovemment's to&a1 ban 00
fireworks Sales it invalid becauae it
confficts with ttaie law.
To date, three lrvlne resi-
dents have taken out
nomination papers for
election to the city council
June5./A3 Llfeauard bopefala charge toward the ftnlab line ln raaed con teat.
A hi&h coun ruling that local cities
can't ban the sale of fireworks bas
brought an explosive protest from
Orange Coast city leaders. some pf
whom are threatening to ignore the
counorder.
••1t isn't that I don't care for apPle
pie, tbe flag and mother," ex.plamed
Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn Ha.rt.
.. But that's not what you get when you
have a mass of people and fireworks.
... th.ink people will rise up in moral
outrace over this. It's rotten," Mict
Newpon Councilwoman Jackie
Heather. ••A basic ri&ht tw beeG
taken away from people and I predia
cities will band together and fiah< back. ..
The coun rulina apparently
nullified ordinances in San Jote, Lot
Angtlcs, San Diego and nearly J 00
other municipalities in California
incluctina the coastal cities in <>ranee
County
California
Folksinger Joan Baez
held a benefit concert
Sunday to raise money
for a draft resister .. / A4
Nation
President Reagan flew to
Iowa today to take some
of the wind out of Demo-
cratic candidates' sails.
IM.
Police In Texas are seek-
ing three 'dangerous' es-
caped convicts./ A4
World
El Salvador rebels hit one
government helicopter,
which struck another, kill-
ing all 28 aboard both
choppers./ A4
Italian peacekeepers in
Beirut have shoved off,
while Marines await word
of their own departure.
/A4
Features
Why Isn't there more
special education for
gifted students In Orange
County?/A7.
Sports
Fountain Valley High
basketball coach Is un-
happy with team's place-
ment./81
Midwinters boating race
victimized by collision.
/81
The Los Angeles Open
golf classic had a surprise
wlnner./82
Entertainment
Viewing the Olympic
Games on a tape-delayed
broadcast separates the
dlehard fans from the
mildly Interested./ A8
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Bualneu
The stock markets were
closed today for the
Presidents' Day holiday.
For complete business
coverage of the Orange
Coast and the New York
Stock Exchange, see
Tuesday's Dally Pilot.
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Bulletin Board A3
Bridge 84
California Newt A4
Claalfled 98·8
Comics B-4
Crouword 88
Oeath Notices 06
FMtur.. A7·8 Horoecos>e 87
Ann Lander• A8
Natlonal Newt A4
Optnlon A5
Police Log A3
Public Notice.a 85
8por11' 91-3
T etevtalon Al
:rMeter1 A8
W•ther A2 Wand A4
I
Colleen Carry outperform•
90men.
FVschool
traffic
still pain
to citizens
· Trustees seeking
means of easing
neighbors' plight
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of Ille ~ Not • ..,,
A closed Fountain Valley elemen-
tary school now used for adult
education continues to provoke
neighborhood complaints regarding
traffic problems.
The controversy concerns Nieblas
School, 9300 Gardenia Ave. The
school was closed to elementary
students last June because of declin-
ing enrollment in the Fountain Valley
School Distnct. Subsequently. the
district leased a portion of the school
to the Huntin~ton Beach Union High
School Distnct, which offers adult
education classes there.
But many of the adult students
travel to and from Nieblas by car,
creating additional traffic around the
school. Nieblas is located in the
middle of a tract of single-famil y
homes.
In the wake of residents' com-
(Pleaee tee TRAFFIC/ A2)
200 shiver, vie for
HB lifeguard jobs
More than 200 people gave up their Sunday morning to test their
.endurance and ability against cold Pacific Ocean choppers and cool outside
temperatures. In between rounds of panting and straining broughtabout by swimming
and running, the scantily clad competitors wrapped themselves an blankets on
the Huntington Beach State Beach sand, trying to stop their teeth from
chattering. The scene of the wall-to-wall shivers was the annual tryout for seasonal
lifeguard positions with the state Department of Parks and Recreation. They
were competing for 2S jobs that pay S7 .14 an hour.
Two groups competed forthe1obs-onc being 126 first-time lifeguard
hopefuls who had to swim 1,000 yards, run 200 yards through sand, go back
into the S4-degree water for 400-yard swim and then run 200 yards back on the
sand. The second v oup, made up of86 past or present seasonal lifeguards,
merely had toswtm l,OOOyards in 20minutesorless.
The winner in the long swimmer was former Fountain Valley High school
athlete Bill Babashoff, who turned in a time of 16 minutes. Babashof( now a
Long Beach resident who is a seasonal lifeguard, normally completes the time
in about 12 minutes, according to Lifeguard Supervisor Doug Harding.
Harding attributed the slower than normal clocking to a distance that probably
stretched to more than 1,000 yards when a buoy marker began to drift.
Huntington Beach resident Colleen Curry, a swimmer for USC and a
seasonal lifeguard~ recorded the fourth fastest time in the distance race and in
the process bested the times of90 men. ·
"Even sparklers are a hazard in my
mind," she added.
Newpon Beach along with Luuna
Beach and Seal Beach have a total ban
on the sale and use offireworks. Other
.. This seems to raise the whole
question of the capabilities of local
ordinances to protect citizens;• said
(Pleue Me l'lltSWoaK8/A2)
HB girl killed in auto crash
o.tr .... ,....., .... c-..-
Fountaln Valley traffic tnvattaator lnepecta wreck&Ce of Joeepb.lne Rich'• automobile
after Sanday crub.
Alcohol mtght figure
tn teen-ager' s death
Josephine ••Pinky" Rich, a
16-year-old Huntington Beach girl
who died early Sunday the innocent
victim of an alleaed alcohol-related
traffic collision, was recovering from
the trauma of her own father's death
three years ago under similar circum-
stances.
The irony of the situation cannot be
escaped, said John Youns. the girl's
step-father. Rieb bu strugled since
she was 13 to deal with her father's
death and just was "bcginnin& to be a
young adult."
Young described bis step-daughter
as a bright, inteUigent girl, an .. A"
student who disliked structure. but
was a hard-worker.
Just last week , Rieb stayed after her
11th-grade classes at the Huntington
Beach Adult Center every day cram-
minJ for exams, Young said.
Rach wrote "beautiful little poems0
and short stones and loved to read,
Young said. She frequented the
Huntington Beach library and bol)ed
to go to college after completina hiah
school.
"She was very carina. very
sensitive to people who had been bmt
or feeling pain," her step-father said..
"She was so sensitive she wu IOtne-
timcs vulnerable." He added Rich's
carin11. attitude stemmed from the
(Pleue Me CllAUIJAS)
Old Irvine offers
a peek at the past
The"'bean fields and grazina lands
that made up the 120,()()().acre Jrvine
Ranch today sprout subdivisions -
Oran.ae County's new growth crop.
The last relic of the famed ranch
remains in a cluster of paint-peclina.
tum-of-thc-<:entucy farm buildinp in
East Irvine, once the center of a
thrivina farm community.
Com is stall shipped from a tin-roof
aranary beside the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe rail line. But instead of
feed for Irvine Ranch cattle, the
aranatY holds kernels dcitined for
Los Anaclcs tortilla factories.
ANDREA
ADELSON
PERSPE CTIVE
At the country store, residents still
pick up mail from antique brul
postal boxes. Inside. boxes of Callon
and can of Camobelrs eoup keei>
company wilb a dasplay of co~y
hau and tack. ·
ConstNCtion workm more often •
than cowboys now bitch their pickupa
in the dirt lot, toppir,a to pluck a cold
drink from a alia)\Uy t.umd red
Coca.Cola floor Cooler.
Tile coaotJ11'9ton la the focal polot of tile Illa.rte Eut Jrrioe area. I
The 69-year-old Irvine hotel
housed farm workers up until I 9 I.
Today; its windows are boarded up
and broken beer bottles carpet iu
entry on Burt Lane, near the sprawl-
in1 Trav land R«taliooal Vehicle
sales lot. 1 J
~
(Pl ...... OLD.V1Ja/A2)
I ' I I ' r t
Landing gear falls
Jeff Farmer and Karen Soden came away
uninjured Sunday when the •ingle-engine
Beecbcraft they were flying uperlenced an
electrical power failure alter takeoff from
John Wayne Airport. They cir cled around
to land, bat tile Ian~ &ear collapeed u lt
touched down on the ranway. Tbe plane
•kidded to a halt and had to be lifted by
crane from the runway, which wae cl~
briefly. They were bound f pr Palm Sprln&•·
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F1REwoRKs OK UPSETS CITIES •••
From Al
Laguna Beach Councilman Dan Ken-
ney.
··in Laguna. for instance. we col!ld
have considerable problems with
fireworks because our rugged terrain
and hilly areas. It could be ripe for
disaster." he added.
.. Each city should be allowed to
make that decision and this, effecuve-
ly, seems to be taking that away."
TRAFFIC WOES •.•
From Al
plaints. Fountain Valley School D1s-
1nct trustees last week considered a
plan to construct an additional
off-street fenced and gated parking lot
at N1eblas. The new lot would
provide about 83 off-street parking
spaces.
D1s1nct officials said the Hunt-
ington Beach Union d1stnct. which
operate~ the adult classes, would
absorb the $6,042 bill for the parking
lot through increased lease payments.
But residents from the Nieblas
commmu01ty said a parking lot
would not solve the problem.
Paul Novak, who li ves across the
street from the school. said a parking
lot would not eliminate the increased
neighborhood traffic caused by adult
students dnvmg to and from Nieblas.
District trustees tabled the
proposed Nieblas parking lot for two
weeks and asked district staff mem-
bers to develop other plans to help
resolve the neighborhood concerns.
Fountain Valley School Distict
Trustee Carol Mohan said she had
inspected the area recently. "I too was
distressed by the traffic I saw."
PILGRIM DELAY •••
From Al
straining order f()(cfng him to move
the PUgrtm from the wharf, where It
has been docked for more than a
month. The City Council granted
Holland a four-day stay at the
city-owned dock Jn January.
An Orange County Superior
Court judge told the ctty attorney
he could appeal for the restraining
order again If the Piigrim wes not
moved in seven da.ys.
City officials struck a bargain
with Holland at a meeting last
week; they WO\Jfd agree to take no
further legal action If he moved the
boat by Sunday.
Mayor Evelyn Hart said the new
dP.lay may reauJt ln more fegaJ
action. "He's breaking the law In
the city of Newport Beach," the
said.
''He hasn't contacted me. but we
hadn't thought about more (legal
action)*--we thaugtrt he'd
be oooperatlve and o-t tt moved ...
So fer, howcW*' the ctty h• not
taken any lteps to return to court,
she said.
. The boat wtlt oonUnue to recefW
a $17 tJoket each day from the
Harbor Department. as it hal for
neatly two weeks, Hart said~
The city has charged that
Holland'• boat Is blockin9 pubftc
acceelWay to tM doctc for Other·
men and ~ ownera WhO wteh to
make repair• there.
Hollend bu.Mt ..,_ ,..Im eN« a
18-~ S*tod tn the front Ylfd Of
ht9 Cotta --norn.. m<Mng .. tamtty lnto \he hlllMlntlhed huff
wtw. tMV ~ fOJ 10 )'Mrl whQe
he worked,on the boat.
Both Laguna Beach and Newport
do permit professional firework
shows .
.. We didn't want to take away all
the excitement of the Fourth of July
so we do have a show and the city
actually puts some money into it,"
explained Kenney.
San Jose Assistant City Attorney
Daniel Wallace, whose city was a
defendant in the case along with
Santa Clara County. said the City
Council will be asked to approve an
appeal of T hursday's ruling to the
state Supreme Court, according to the
Associated Press.
CRASH ••• From Al
personal pain she had experienced
when ber father. Albert Rich. died in
the auto accident.
Besides her friends and studies,
Rich was an active. athletic girl who
favored aerobic workouts and
worked until recently at a local
athletic club where she baby sat
children while their mo thers ex-
ercised.
The night of Rich's death. she was
driving home in a borrowed car.
"anxious" to get home before curfew,
Young said. •
Young said both he and the girl's
mother. Sharon Young, were very
angry when they learned from police
investigators that alcohol figured in
their daughter's death.
In fact. the family 1s requesung that
in lieu of flowers. contribuuons be
made to the Mothers' Against Drunk
Driving (MADD) organization. the
grief-stricken father said.
Michael Beck. 23. of Anaheim 1s
the man charged with felony drunk
driving in the early-morning col-
lision, which occurred at the inter-
section of Ellis A venue and Magnolia
Street. He was booked into Orange
County Jail in lieu of$5.000 bail.
OLD IRVINE'S A PIECE OF HISTORY .••
From Al
Bul time didn't stand still for the rest of century-old
buildings. They were demolished between 1965 and 1975.
<\ school. a packing house, a train station and the elegant
Irvine mansion. home oflrvine Company patriarch James
Irvine Sr .. all disappeared.
And now urban1zal1on threatens what's left.
This week. an Irvine develo~r moved a step closer to
beginning an ambiuous SI 0 m illion plan to renovate and
preserve thr historic farm buildings for use in a
commercial .. Old Town .. theme park.
The propo\<11 surfaced after at least three years of
wrestling" 1th hov. to preserve Irvine's past by a historical
society and a hluc nbbon commission.
Also th1~ week. pro$ress came on the project's most
recent obstacle, !>lemming from the city's unwillingness to
drop its promise to allow the hotel to be used as shelter for
the homeles!>.
Instead of spending upwards ofSI00,000 to make the
two-story hotel livable. Councilwoman Barbara Weiner
said the Irvine Co. and local churches are trying to find an
alternative site to house up to six families.
"We're looking for a longer-term approach," she said.
The project is envisioned as a reconfigured farm town,
with the hotel. general store and blacksmith shop moved
closer to the granary and warehouse. explained Robert
Smith. of J. Ray ( onstruction.
In their prC$Cn t locations. the structures would be
threatened by the planned w1de01ng of Sand Canyon
Road. he said.
But the century-old buildings are the key to the project's
success. and would be nominated to be included in the
National Reg.istry of H1stonc Places. The listing makes the
project eligible for tax breaks, Smith said.
destroy the farm buildings.
"J. Ray Construction came up with the idea," explained
Irvine Co. vice president Mo nica Florian. "He seems very
enthusiastic about the program."
Smith, general partner with J. Ray Construction, said
gro u ndbrea king is at least a year away. ,
The non-binding agreeme nt "locks in what we have to
do. We've made a commitment to secure the listing and
secure the tenants. a nd we believe we can," Smith said.
Only Mayor Larry Agran objected publicly to the
agreement, wondering whether the project is viable.
"What if tt is a commercial failure? The biggest profit
seems to be a tax profit," he pointed out.
The tax break comes from the regjstry lasting, allowing
the developer to dedicate the building facades to the city.
Smith said the city will bear no liabili ty if the project fails.
because the lender would take back the property but
assum e res~nsjbility for preserving the buildings.
Smith said no restaurateur has yet decided to open the
envisioned country-western saloon and diner in the bean
wareho use. And neither has a hotelier welcomed the
developer's idea of converting the musty smelling granary
into a 130..room hotel.
But Smith's fi rm, which converted a brick supply store
in Santa Ana into the Builders Exchange office. isn't
troubled by doubters.
He pointed to Irvine Co. proposals for land within two
miles of the farm buildings such as a medical center.
regional mall and high tech business park.
"All that developmrnt will help this project," Smith
said.
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Cabbage Kid clothing costs
more than your own kids'
By tbe Associated Preas
If youT child has a Kid. the Kid's
clothes could well cost more than
your child's.
Xavier Roberts. creator of Cabbage
Patch Kjds -the doll that took the
country by storm at Christmas -has
come up with a set of clothes for the
stuffed dolls. The clothes retail for
$7.84to S11 .99.
Sears. Roebuck and Co., sells the
same clothes for li vmg, breathing
humans of approximately the same
size for prices ranging from S 3. 99 to s 11.00.
Don't try to cheat and buy your
Cabbage Patch K.id clothes in the
infants department of your local
department store. "Kids" and chil-
dren are proportioned differently.
Marsha Mendenhall, a clerk in the
doll section of Toys-R-Us. in Rock-
ville. Md .. said the Cabbage Patch
Kid clothes are "just like clothes for
infants and they come with a mono-
gram."
Kathleen McNamara, a merchan-
dise associate at the Woodward &
Lothrop department store in Chevy
C hase, Md .• said. "A lot of kids (the
human kind) comr in to buy clothes
for their dolls, but they don't fit. They
Just hang off thef'Tl .''
She also says most infant clothes
are much better made than doll
clothes. ··some doll clothes won't
stand up to two washings. they just
fall apart."
And the dolls can't walk. crawl or
climb,'' she added. She acknowl-
edged, however. that dolls do "get
dragged around a lot"
Ms. McNamara was talking about
doll clothes in general. She hadn't
seen the Cabbage Patch clothes.
Toys-R-Us sells Cabbage Patch
. "casual wear" for $7.84. The line
includes pajamas. a vest. a pants and
jacket set and a two-piecr terry cloth
ensemble.
For S 11. 97 at the same store you
can get outfits that include socks and
cloth shoes with cardboard soles.
Dresses. jogging suits and sleepers
come in this price range.
Hecht's. another Washington de-
partment store. advertised a special
on their least expcnsi ve "playwear for
newborns" at $2.98.
There is a low-cost solution for the
Cabbage Patch Kid who needs ward-
robe additions.
A Norcross. Ga .. firm has prepared
a book of patterns. including those for
a dress. panties. pants. a knit top,
shirt, cap a nd shoes. The book. which
sells for SS. says by mixing and
matching materials. a Cabbage Patch
owner can have ··countless vari-
ations."
Deported SA boy still missing
By tbe Associated Press
The father of a teen-ager deported
to Mexico was "very depressed" after
a weekend search of Tijuana, an area
teeming with youths seeking to cross
the border. a Mexican police official
says.
Mario Moreno Lopez, 15. and 33
other suspected ille~I aliens were
picked up by immigration agents
Wednesday on a Santa Ana street
comer where Hispanics congregate
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for rides to work.
The agents dropped the youth off at
the border crossing to Tijuana around
midnight Wednesday. said John
Belluardo. spokesman for the Immi-
gration and Naturalization Service.
The agency contended that Mario
had confessed to crossing the border
illegally at Del Rio. Texas. The boy's
father. Juan Moreno. who works as a
plumber's assistant in Orange Coun-
ty. disputed that. saying he and two of
his sons had resident alien cards that
they used to enter the United States at
El Paso.
Moreno said Mario didn't have his
card when he was picked up because,
··1 was afraid he would lose it I'm so
sorry I didn't let him have it."
Joe TIU>mas. JNS associate re-
gional commissioner for investiga-
tions, said that because the youth is a
minor. he should not have been
deported until someone at the Mex-
ican consulate talked with him to
make c;urc that he wanted to return.
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wedge of land bordered by the Santa Ana Freeway on the
nonh. Nearby. are a half dozen smaJI wooden houses.
homes of Irvine Co. employees.
The company this week en,ered into a three year
gcntleman·s agreement with city offic1als. pledging not to
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MONOAV. FEBRUAfH 20. 1981\
How did Orange Coast
residents react to the loss
of two satellites after they
were launched by the
space shuttle? You might
be surprised./ A3
To date, three Irvine resi-
dents have taken out
nomination papers for
election to the city council
June5./A3
California
Folksinger Joan Baez
held a benefit concert
Sunday to raise money
for a draft resister . .I A4
Nation
.President Reagan flew to
Iowa today to take some
of the wind out of Demo-
cratic candidates' sails.
/A4.
Police In Texas are seek-
ing three 'dangerous' es-
caped convicts./ A4
World
El Salvador rebels hit one
government helicopter,
which struck another, kill-
ing all 28 aboard both
choppers./ A4
Italian peacekeepers In
Beirut have shoved off.
while Marines await word
of their own departure.
/A4
Features
Wh y isn't there more
special education for
gifted students In Orange
County?/A7.
Sports
Fountain Valley High
basketball coach Is un-
happy with team's place-
ment./81
Midwinters boating rac~
victimized by collision.
/81
The Los Angeles Open
golf classic had a surprise
wlnner./82
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Viewing the Olympic
Games on a tape-delayed
broadcast separates the
dlehard fans from the
mildly Interested .I Al
Bualneu
The stock markets were
closed today for the
Presidents' Day holiday.
For complete business
coverage of the Orange
Coast and the New York
Stock Exchange, see
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Bridge
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FMtures
Horoacope
Ann Lander• NauonalNewt
Opinion
Police Log
Public Notlcet
Sport I
TMVta!on
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W•ther
World Newt
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A4
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87
A8
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A5
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·9 ,, . 1rewor
e
1
HBgirl
killed
in auto
crash •
Akohol might ft ure
in teen-ager's death
Josephine ''Pinky" Rich, a
16-year-old Huntington Beach gjrl
who died early Sunday the innocent
victim of an alleged alcohol-related
traffic collision, was recovering from
the trauma of her own father's death
three years ago under similar circum-
stancn.
The irony of the situation cannot be
escaped, said John Young, the girl's
step-father. Rich has struggled since
she was 13 to deal with her father's
death and Just was "beginning to be a
young adult."
Young described his step-daughter
as a bright, intelligent gjrl, an "A"
student who disliked structur.e, but
was a hard-worker.
Just last week. Rich stayed after her
I I th-grade classes at the Huntington
Beach Adult Center every day cram-min~ for exams, Young said.
Rich wrote "beautiful little poems"
and short stories and loved to read,
Young said. She frequented the
Huntington Beac\-i library and hoped
to go to colJege after completing high
school.
"She was very caring, very
sensitive to people who had been hurt
or feeling pain,'' her step-father said.
"She was so sensitive she was some-
times vulnerable." He added Rich's
canng attitude stemmed from the
personal pain she had experienced
when her father, Albert Rich, died in
the auto accident.
Besides her fri ends and studies.
Rich was an active. athletic gjrl who
fa vored aerobic workouts and
worked until recently at a local
a1hletic club where she baby sat
children while their mothers ex-
ercised.
The night of Rich's death. she was
(Pleue eee CRASH/ A2)
Llfetaard hopeful• cbarae toward the fi~ab line ln raged conte.t.
Colleen Curry outperform•
90men.
200 shiver, vie for
HB lifeguard jobS
More than 200 people gave up their Sunday morning to test their
endurance and ability against cold Pacific Ocean choppers and cool outside
temperatures.
In between roundsof pantingand strainingbrou&btabout try swimming
and running, the scantily clad competitors wrapped themselves 1n blankets on
the Huntington Beach State Beach sand, trying lO stop their teeth from
chattering.
The scene of the wall-to-wall shivers was the annual tryout for seasonal
Lifeguard positions with the state Department of Parks and Recreation. They
were competing for25 jobs that pay$7. l 4an hour.
Two groups competed forthcjobs-onc being 126 first-tame lifeguard
hopefuls who had to swtm 1,000 yards. run 200 yards through sand, go back
into the 54-dcgrce water for 400-yard swim and then run 200 yards back on the
sand.
The second $roup, made up of86 past or present seasonal lifeguards,
merely had tosw1m l,OOOyardsin 20minutesorlcss.
The winner in the long swimmer was former Fountain Valley High school
athlete Bill Babashoff. who turned in a time of 16 minutes. Ba bash off. now a
Long Beach resident who is a seasonal lifeguard. normally completes the umc
in about 12 minutes. according to Lifeguard Supervisor Doug Harding.
Harding attributed the slower than normal clocking to a distance that probably
stretched to more than 1.000 yards when a buoy marker began to drift.
Huntington Beach resident Conecn Curry, a swimmer for USC and a
seasonal lifeguard. recorded the fourth fastest time in the distance race and m
the process bested the timcsof90 men.
BJ STEVE MA•llLE
Of ... Dllr ........
A hiah court rulina that IOall cilillt
can't ban the lale Gf firewodll ..
brought an explosive prolelt ._
Orange Coast city leaderi, Ioele OI
whom arc thrcatenina 10 8"""' me
court order.
"It isn't that I don't care for aP
pie, the flag and mother," ex.,.......
Newport Beach Mayot Evelyn HM.
''But that's not what )'<>Ute' wbaa ~
have a mass of people and fuewoib.
"Even sparklers arc a hazard in .,
mind." she added.
Newport Beach alOQI with~
Beach and Seal Beach have a b9lli
on the sale and use of fireworb. oms
cities, including Huntinaton 8mda
and Costa Mesa, permit the aale and
discharge of fireworks durinc die
Fourth of July holiday.
The state Court of Appeal ruled
that local government's totaJ bu oa
fireworks sales is invalid becauee it
conflicts with state law.
"l think people will rise up in moral
outrage over this. It's rotlen," laid
Newport Councilwoman Jackie
Heather. "A basic right has been
taken away from people and J predict
cities will band tosether and fiabt
back."
The court ruling apparently
nullified ordinances in Sao Jote, Lot
Angeles, San Dieao ·and nearly 100
other municipalities in California
includina the coastal cities in Ora.nee
County "'This seems to raise the whole
question of the capabilities of aoca1
ordinances to pro1eet citizens, .. aid
Laguna Beach Councilman Dan Ken-
nex. •tn ~ for instance, we oould
have considerable problems witb
fireworks because our rulFd tenaiD
and billy areas. IL could be ripe fOf
disaster," he added. .
"Each city should be allowed 10
make that decision and this. effectivt>
ly, seems to be taking that away."
Both Laguna Beach and Newport
do permit professional firewon
shows.
"We didn't want to take away all
the excitement of the Fourth of July
so we do have a show and the~
acruaJly puts some money into it.
explained Kenney. ~
San Jose Assistant City Attorney
Daniel Wallace, whose city wu a
(Pleue eee P'lllltWOUS/ A2J
Cabbage Kid clothes costly 'Bug' delays Ql~
Wardrobe can run Don't try to cheat and buy your sLand up to two washings. they JUSt to move the Pt~ ... ,..
Cabbage Patch K.id clothes in the fall apart." more than your OWn infants department of your local And the dolls can't walk, crawl or
department store. "K.ids" and chll· cli mb." she added. She acknowl-children. s threads dren arc proportioned differently. edged. however. that dolls do "get
By tbe A11oclated Preti
If your child has a Kid, the Kid's
clothes could well cost more than
your child's.
Xavier Roberts, creator of Cabbage
Patch K.ids -the doll that took the
country by storm at Christmas -has
come up with a set of clothes for the
stuffed dolls. The clothes retail for
$7.84 to SI I .99.
Sears, Roebuck and Co .. sells the
same clothes for li ving, breathing
humans of approximately the same
size for prices ranging from SJ. 99 to
SI 1.00.
Marsha Mendenhall, a clerk m the dragged around a lot.''
doll section of Toys-R-Us, in Rock-Ms. McNamara was talking about
ville. Md., said the Cabbage Patch doll clothes in general. She hadn't
Kid clothes arc "just like clothes for seen the Cabbage Patch clothes.
infants and they come with a mono-Toys-R-Us sells Cabbage Patch
gram." "casual wear" for $7.84. The hne
Kathleen McNamara, a mcrchan-includts pajamas. a vest. a pants and
disc associate at the Woodward & Jackci'5et and a two-piece terry cloth
Lothrop department store in Chevy ensemble.
Chase. Md., said . ''A lot of kids (the For SI 1.97 at the same store you
human kind) come in to buy clothes can get outfits that include socks and
for their dolls, but they don't fit. They cloth shoes with cardboard soles.
just hang off them." Dresses. joggma suits and sleepers
She also says most infcint clothes come 1n this price range.
are much better made than doll Mary Lanier, a saks clerk at Scars
clothes. "Some doll clothes won't (Pleue lee CABBAGE/A2)
Old Irvine offers
a peek at the past
TbecocuatrJ atore la the focal pOlnt of the bletortc But Int.De area.
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The bean fiekls and grumg lands
that made up the 120.0QO..acrc Irvine
Ranch today $prout subdlv1SJons -
Oranae County's new growth crop
The last relic of the famed ranch
remains in a cluster of paint-peehn&.
tum-of-the<entury farm bwldinas in
East Irvine. once the center of a
tbrivina farm community
Com 1s still shipped from a tan-roof
aranary bnide the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe rail line But instead of recd for Irvine Ranch cattle. the
aranary hold lcemcts d~tined for
U>s Anaetc tonilla factories.
The 69-)'ear~ld Irvine ·hotel
housed fltm workers up until 19 I.
Today, it windows a.rt boarded up
&nd broken bttr bottl carpet iu
entry on Bun Lane. near the aprawl-
ina Traveland Rttrcauonal Vehicle
sale lot.
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ADELSOM
P ERSPE r T1~E
At the c»untry store. rtStdcnts still
pd up ma.il from anUque bma
PoStal boxes. lnstde, boxes ofCalaoa
and cans of Campbell's eoup kctp
company with a display of co•boy
hats a.nd taek.
ConstNction wonen more often
than cowbo) now hit.ch tbOr pickup&
U\ \be din lo ~·to pluck a Coad
dnnk from a ."-Cbtly bencred red
Coca-Cola f\OOr coOlcr.
(Plaue ... OLD la'VDI&/ AS)
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Landing gear fails
Jeff Farmer and Karen Soden came away
unlntured Sunday when the alngle-enatne
Beechcraft they were flyin,a ezperlenceCI an
electrical power f allure a£ter takeoff from
John Wayne Airport. They circled around
From Al
to land, but the landing 1ear collapeed ult
touched down on the runway. The plane
skidded to a halt and had to be lifted by
crane from the runway, which wu clCMed
briefly. They were bound for Palm Sprm,a.
1n \.\ ash1ngton D ( '>aid sleepers
there range in prnl' from $5.9Q to a
W1nnie-the-Puoh muJcl for $9.99
She said Sear<; hJd 1ogging '>Ult~ for
infants o n display for S6.99 to S7 99
and pajamas for as little as $3. 9Q
Hecht's. another Washington de-
partment store. advertised a special
on their least expensive .. playwcar for
newborns" at $2. 98.
There is a low-cost solution for the
Cabbage Patch Kid who needs ward-
robe additions.
FIREWORKS BAN ...
From Al
defendant an thl' l3't: along with
Santa Clara ( ount} '>aid the Cit)
Council "111 tx· a'>kl·d to approve an
appeal of Thur!.day'!> ruling to the
~late Supremt.> ( ourt. according to the
>\ssoc1ated Prelili
Anaheim-based firm headed b\ fire-
works magnate W. Patnck Mor1art~.
attempted to eliminate the local
ordinances.
A Norcross. Ga .. firm has prepared
a book of patterns, including those for
a dress, panties. pant.s, a knit top,
shirt. cap and shoes. The book, which
sells for $5, says by mixing and
matching materials, a Cabbage Patch
owner can have .. countless vari-
ations."
Se"eral Orange l oa'>t cit} kaders
said they would lOn)1dl'r Joining such
an appeal effort
State law allu...,s thl' \ale uf "sak
and sane" fireworl-s annuall) from
June 26 to July 6, but a number of
local governments ban tht' liak of all
Ii reworks.
Long Beach Mayor Tom Clark said
he was extremely disappointed a nd
called the ruling "unfortunate be-
cause it's been proven that an)
fireworks tend to be a source of fires
and injury."
!\ former president of the Cali-
fornia League of C1t1es. Clark added.
.. , think it's very likely that c111es
would J01n together and appeal this
decision ... not only on fireworks. but
o n our ab1lrt) to have local optio ns on
o ther issues ...
The pattern book has been on the
market only since the end of January,
but Joanna Spong of Plaid
Enterprises says it as "selling very well
so far ...
The suit b) M''crat licensed sellers
of .. safe and sane" fire"orJ..s and
P)rOtron1ls ( orp .. an
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Fountain Valley traffic investigator lnapecta wreckage of
Josephine Rich'• automobile after Sunday crash.
You can get the clothes, but is
Christmas I 983's most elusive gift
readily available? No, at least not at
Toy-R-Us ... We haven't had any in
two weeks," Mendenhall said. "They
stall sell o ut almost as soon as they
come 1n:·
CRASH ••• From Al
dnvmg home in a borrowed car.
"anxious" to get ho me before curfew.
Young said.
Young said both he and the girl's
mother, Sharon Young. were very
angry when they teamed from police
investigators that alcohol figured rn
their daughter's death.
In fact. the family 1s requesting that
in lieu of flowers. contnbut1ons be
made to the Mothers· !\gainst Drunk
Dnvang (MADD) organw naon. the
gnef-stncken father said.
Michael Beck, 23. of Anaheim 1s
the man charged w11h felony drunk
driving in the early-morning col-
lision. which occurred at the inter-
section ofElhs Avenue and Magnolia
Street. He was booked into Orange
County Ja1l 1n lreu of$5.000 bail.
OLD IRVINE'S A PIECE OF HISTORY •••
From Al
But tame didn't stand still for the rest of century-old
buildings. They were demolished between 1965 and 1975
A school, a pack.ing house, a train station a nd the elegant
Irvine mansion, home oflrvine Company patriarch James
Irvine Sr .. all disa{>peared.
And now urbanization threatens what's left
This week. an Irvine developer m oved a step closer to
begrnrung an ambitious SI 0 ma I ho n plan to renovate and
preserve the h1stonc farm buildings for use rn a
commercial "Old Town" theme park
The proposal surfaced after at least three yurs of
wrestling with how to preserve Irvine·~ past by a h1stoncal
90e1ety and a blue nbbon com mtss1on
Also this week. pro~ress came on thl' proJect'~ mmt
recent obstacle. stemming from thl' Cit\·, un~ 1ll1ngncs\ to
drop its promise to allow the hotel to Ix· u\t'd a~ \heller for
the homeless.
Instead of spending upwards of $I Oo 0()() lo make the
two-story hotel livable, Councilwoman Barbara Weiner
said the Irvine Co. and locaJ church e<; are trying to find an
alternative site to house up to i.1x farp1hcs.
"We're looking for a longer-term approach." she said.
The project is envisioned as a reconfigured farm town.
with the hotel. general store and blacksmith shop moved
closer to the granary and warehouse. explained Robert
Smith, of J. Ray Constructio n.
In their present locations. the structures would be
threatened by the planned widening of Sand Canyon
Road. he said.
But the century-old buildings arc the ke y to the proJecr~
success. and would be nominated 10 be included tn the
Nauona1 Registry of Historic Places The lasting makes the
project eli~ble for tax breaks. Smith said
destro)' the farm buildings.
''J. Ray Construction came up with the idea." explained
Irvine Co. vice president Monaca Flonan. "He seems very
enthusiastic about the program."
Smith. general partner with J . Ray Construction, said
groundbreaking as at least a year away.
The non-binding agreement ··tocks in what we have to
do We've made a commitment to secure the listing and
'it'curc the tenants. and we believe we can," Smith said.
Only Mayor Larry Agran objected publicly to the
agreement, wo ndering whether the project is viable.
"What 1f 11 is a commercial failure? The biggest profit
seems to be a tax profit," he pointed out.
The tax break comes from the registry listing. allowing
the developer to dedicate the building facades to the city.
Sm11h said the city wttl bear no habihty 1f the project fails,
because the lender would take back the property but
assume respons1b1hty for preserving the buildings.
Smith said no restaurateur has yet decided to open the
envisioned country-western saloon and diner in the bean
warehouse. And neither has a hotelier welcomed the
developer's idea of converting the musty smelling granary
into a 130-room hotel.
But Smith's firm. which converted a brick sup_ply store
an Santa Ana into the Builders Exchange office, isn't
troubled by do ubters.
He pointed to Irvine Co. proposals for land within two
miles of the farm buildings such as a medjcal center,
regional mall and high tech business park.
"All that development will help this project," Smith
said.
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father spent the weekend
combing Tajuana for his
1 5-year-old son with help
from Mexican police but
little from the U.S. govern-
ment agency that mistaken-
ly deported the youth last
week.
"We cannot form a
search party to help locate
him. That is beyond our
jurisdiction," Immigration
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spokesman John Bclluardo
said of Mario Moreno
Lopez, a legal resident
·alien.
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The Irvine Co owns the surrounding eight acrc'i. a
wedge ofland bordered h)' the Santa .\na Freeway on the
north. Nearby, are a half dozen small wooden ho uses.
homes of Irvine Co. employees.
The company thl'> week entered into a three year
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